(The Trickster of Seville) by Tirso de Molina rhyming verse translation by Dakin Matthews directed by Anne McNaughton stage managed by Young Ji Don Juan Tenorio — Jeffrey Nordling                             Catalinón, his servant — Michael Faulkner IN NAPLES The King of Naples — Bill Mendieta                                    Duchess Isabella — Jennifer Gatti Don Octavio, her intended — Andrew Matthews                           Ripio, his servant — Terry Evans Don Pedro Tenorio, Spanish Ambassador to Naples — Paul Eiding IN THE SEACOAST VILLAGE OF TARRAGONA Tisbea, a fisherwoman — Trista Delamere        Anfriso, a fisherman in love with her — Terry Evans Coridón, another fisherman in love with her — Bill Mendieta Belisa, another fisherwoman — Anne McNaughton              Fabio, Dona Ana’s man — Nick Cagle IN SEVILLE Alfonso XI, theKing of Castile — Bill Mendieta Don Gonzalo de Ulloa, his ambassador to Lisbon — Dakin Matthews Dona Ana de Ulloa, Gonzalo’s daughter — Jennifer Gatti One of Dona Ana’s Ladies — Anne McNaughton Don Diego, Don Juan’s father and Don Pedro’s brother — Paul Eiding The Marquis of Mota, Don Juan’s friend — Nick Cagle ON THE ROAD TO LEBRIJA Batricio, the bridegroom — Andrew Matthews Aminta, the bride — Trista Delamere Gaseno, the bride’s father — Dakin Matthews Belisa, the bride’s friend — Anne McNaughton Servants, Guards, Guests, Musicians, Courtiers — The Ensemble