There are some black and white photographs from the show available.

Cast of Characters
Pseudolus, Slave to Hero	Les Bundy
Senex, An Old Man	Dean Brown
Domina, His Wife	Betty Hayes
Hero, his son, in love with Philia	Lyle Johnson
Hysterium, Slave to Senex and Domina	Jesse Gonzalez
Erronius, An Old Man	Robert Schafer
Miles Gloriosus, A Warrior	David Gilbert
Marcus Lycus, A buyer and seller of Courtesans	Tony Marshall
Philia, a Virgin	Elsa Wickenhofer
Tintinabula, A Courtesan	Cora Brown
Panacea, A Courtesan	Kathy Carter
The Geminae, Courtesans	Kathy Bundy, Barbara Hardeman
Vibrata, A Courtesan	Nan Brichta
Gymnasia, A Courtesan	Vickie Harrison
The Proteans (Citizens, Soldiers, other Characters	Rich Walrath, Ed Wickenhofer, Chuck Jamieson
Eunich, In the house of Marcus Lycus	Tim Hayes
THE TIME is two hundred years before the Christian Era, a day in Spring
THE PLACE is a street in Rome in front of the houses of Erronius, Senex, and Lycus
THE ACTION is continuous, with a single intermission
The show was produced with special arrangement with Music Theater International
Production Staff
Director	Ron Taylor
Technical Director	Tom Hayes
Assistants to the Director	Nancy Bundy, Eddie Cooper
Lighting Director	Charlie Cummins
Stage Manager	Tom Hayes
Lighting Staff	Ron Brown, Troy Francis, Lynne Masterson, Dave Harris, Troy Francis
Technical Crew	Tim Hayes, Marty Bullock, Dale Herring, John Masters, Ed Wehnau, Tom Hayes
"Go Fers"	Chris Bullock, Darrin Bullock
Property Misteresses	Jane Gillen, Edee Diller, Sue Bell
Make-Up Chairperson	BettyLou Cummins
Make-Up Committee	Sue Ann Kleinheitz, and the Lajes High School Drama Class
Costume Designer	Sherril Taylor
Promotion Director	Jane Gillen
Ticket Sales	Betty Hayes
Programs	Ron Taylor
Art Director	Denny Sabus
House Manager	Sharron Cooper
Ushers	Bob Marble, Ed Wehnau, Eddie Cooper
Business Manager	Eddie Cooper
Electrical Advisor	Dick Edwards
Production Secretary	Leola Amrein

Studio 406 would like to warmly welcome YOU to the first production of our 1980-81 Season, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Besides "America's Funniest Musical," we have an exciting and entertaining year of theatre planned for the Lajes community.
Our next presentation, on December 12th and 13th, will be our annual "Christmas Show," an appropriate spectacle to get the community into the mood and spirit of this most festive and joyous season of the year. For our winter show, whent he winds are blowing across Terceira Island, we will produce the uproarious comedy You Can't Take It With You. We will bring to a close our busy and entertaining season of musicals and plays in the spring with the highly acclaimed dramatic play, Inherit the Wind. This absorbing account of the historically notorious "Scopes Monkey Trial" and the personalities of the magnificent orators Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan represents theater at its highest level.
Practically every talent and skill is useful and necessary to a theatrical production. What you will witness tongiht, in its totality, is the composite efforts of actors, singers, dancers, musicians, designers, electricians, carpenters, artists, seamstresses, painters, and even skilled positions which we cannot label. If you are interested in the thrill and immense feeling of accomplishment that theatre provides, JOIN STUDIO 406 -- we have a place for YOU! We meet right here in the Crosswinds Recreation Center every first Wednesday of each month, at 7:00 P.M.
All of the profits from Studio 406 productions go directly into the MWR fund; so, by patronizing our shows you are not only paying for entertainment that only live theatre can offer, but also you are helping to enhance the many services of the MWR program.
THANKS FOR COMING...SIT BACK AND ENJOY THE SHOW!!