Director, Gary Slavin
Musical Director, Michael Thomas
Costume Design, Stefanie Genda
Lighting Design, Laura Bremen
Photos by William Renyolds

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In 1791, Robert, a French revolutionist flees to New Orleans and sells himself as a bond servant to avoid capture.  There he falls in love with the mistress of the house, Marianne. But as he is about to win her heart at a masquerade ball, Robert is discovered by Ribaud, a detective sent from France. Robert is arrested for treason and put aboard the ship  New Moon to face the guillotine. A mutiny on the ship occurs and Robert is named the captain.  He and his crew of stout hearted men sail to the Isle of Pines and  start a new republic.  After many trials and tests of will, Robert and Marianne finally put aside their differences and fall in love.

"Dainty Wisps of Thistledown"

Robert sings to "Marianne"

Marianne wishes she could be "The Girl on The Prow"

Captain Duval and Monsieur Beaunoir discuss the traitor Robert with Detective Ribaud

Captain Duval attempts to woo Marianne through song

At a seedy tavern, Phillipe, warns of the heartbreak of love

Robert leads the "Stouthearted Men"

Alexander, a servant, watches as his former wife and his new fiancé fight over his affection

The contest between Lombaste, an ever-ready bride, and Julie, Marianne's maid, for Alexander gets physical in "The Trial"

Marianne arrives at the masquerade ball prepared to give just "One Kiss"

The ladies and gentlemen at the masquerade ball

Marianne and Robert embrace in "Wanting You"

Robert is caught by Detective Ribaud

On the ship of the New Moon Robert and Alexander are held captive by Captain Duval

Marianne sings "Lover, Come Back to Me"

Lombaste and Julie still compete for Alexander's heart

Julie and Alexander celebrate their marriage in "Try Her Out at Dances"

Marianne and Robert finally are reunited in "Lover, Come Back to Me"