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TOPSIDERS

The Harvard Off-Key Musical Theatre Company presents
a world premiere
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Scott Miller
March 15-17, 1984
Leverett Old Library Theatre, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

Purchase the script here.
Purchase the vocal selections here.

SYNOPSIS
Topsiders eavesdrops on six Harvard freshman, as they navigate their first year away from home, surrounded by nothing but other over-achievers – other “topsiders.” A full academic year goes by, from freshman orientation through to summer break, with papers, finals, drinking, Hostess snack cakes, all-nighters, more drinking, dating, homesickness, and the legendary final episode of M*A*S*H.

THE CAST
Michael – Charlie Godinez
Ice – Jonathan Engel
Steve – William Henderson
Kath – Lesley Blumenthal
Anne – Susan Harmeling
Dana – Marie Schumacher

THE ARTISTIC STAFF
Director – Scott Miller
Producer – Charles Rudnick
Choreographer – Clarissa Cerda
Technical Director – Christopher Roy
Lighting Designer – Christopher Roy
Spotlight Operator – Ralph Cahaly

THE BAND
Piano – Scott Miller

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