Synopsis: The timeless musical about a pair of lovers, their fathers, and a wall built to separate them. A romantic, modern, "fantastical" version of the Romeo & Juliet story - with a twist!

The Official Fantasticks web site gives the history on the play, which is the longest running off-Broadway play ever - the official web site even has a picture of the certificate from the Guiness Book of World Records to prove it.

More information can be found at The New York Theatre Experience Fantasticks page, as well as many other sites.

News Herald Reviews
The Entertainer, Jan. 5, 2001
The Entertainer, Jan. 12, 2001

T. Martin Hendrickson directed this show, assisted by Jeannine Waters.
 

The Narrator (El Gallo)	James Johnson
The Girl (Luisa)	Sharon Sossaman Carroll
The Boy (Matt)	Cory Canty
The Boy's Father (Hucklebee)	Marco Andrews
The Girl's Father (Bellomy)	Stewart Sumpton
The Actor (Henry)	Joel Pummill
The Man Who Dies (Mortimer)	Harry Schaeffer
The Mute	Cindy Wujek

 Backstage and Technical crew:

Stage Manager	Jeannine Waters
Lighting Design	John & Margaret Webster
Lighting Technician	Margaret Webster
Musical Director	Sharon Sossaman Carroll
Sound Technician	Tracy L. Hoffert
Choreography	Nancy Moore, T. Martin Hendrickson, Sharon Sossaman Carroll, Jeannine Waters

 Others who have contributed time, labor and skills to the successful completion of this play:

Set Design	T. Martin Hendrickson
Set Construction	Marty Hendrickson, Tracy L. Hoffert, Annie Dombeck, Cindy Wujek, Joel Pummill, Jeannine Waters, James Mitchem, Stewart Sumpton
Costume Design	Charles Wilson
Costumes	Charles Wilson, Sharon Harvey
Photography	John Webster
Special Thanks To	Inia Jean Plumb, Sue Webb, Marie Kaminskas, the KIDS at Margaret K. Lewis Center