"Once in the Highlands, the Highlands of Scotland, two weary hunters lost their way."
It is this desolate situation which Tommy Albright and Jeff Douglas, two young New Yorkers,
are contemplating when the curtain rises on a misty glen in Scotland. As the two exhausted
men reflect on what they have forsaken in the States for their present predicament, a lift
in the Highland veil reveals to them the awakening village of Brigadoon; a village which
comes into being for only one day in each century. The strained and strange greetings of the villagers bedecked in 18th century costumes,
who have gathered in the market square to sell their wares and to discuss the
final wedding preparations of Jeannie MacLaren and the boyish Charlie Dalrymple,
are softened for Tommy by his encounter with Jeannie's lovely sister, Fiona, and
enlivened for Jeff by his reluctant entanglement with the maid, Meg Brockie. The blissful occasion is momentarily tinged with gloom when the fate of Brigadoon is
threatened by Harry Beaton, Jeannie's rejected suitor. And Tommy, now burdened
with the knowledge of Brigadoon's secret and enraptured by the gentle charms
of the beautiful Fiona, is confronted with the choice of remaining forever at
the side of the Scottish lass or returning to the unsatisfying world familiar
to him. At the close of the day he is still unable to commit himself without d
oubt or regret to Fiona and to Brigadoon, and leaves with Jeff for America. Restless and unhappy in New York, Tommy finally yields to the haunting memory
of Fiona and, guided by the faith and strength of his love, finds his way back
to Brigadoon.
| Tommy Albright | Larry Williams |
| Jeff Douglas | Greg Teachman |
| Fiona MacLaren | Rita Conners |
| Jean MacLaren | Nikki Jarvis |
| Andrew MacLaren | Mike Wilson |
| Archie Beaton | Phil Jarvis |
| Harry Beaton | Mark Meyer |
| Mr. Lundie | Kent Collinson |
| Charlie Dalrymple | Bob McConnell |
| Angus MacGuffie | Gregg Little |
| Sandy Dean | Lee Stocker |
| Meg Brockie | Roxy Callison |
| Frank | Pete Wood |
| Stuart Dalrymple | Marvin Dryden |
| Kate | Jill McConnell |
| Jane Ashton | Lori Heine |
| MacGuffie Clan | Jessie Callison, Judy King, Dawn Lockyear, Amy Stocker, Kathy Stocker,
Russ Stocker, Renee Swearington, Diane Wahto, Marvin Dryden, Gregg Little |
| Dalrymple Clan | Bob McConnell, Amanda Callison, Fred Darkow, Stuart Graham,
Judy Gray, imi Houghton, Teresa Levelle, Phyllis Parmenter,
Randi Proft, Tom Scales |
| McMillan Clan | Cathy Baskerville, Deborah Dove, Sonya Haynes, Kathy Heiman, Loretta King,
Wendy King, John Snyder, Tom Williams |
| McCleod Clan | Aggie Callison, Brendan Jarvis, Mary Jarvis, Pat Johnson, Gail Ranger,
Bill Tharp, Bruce Ranger, Heather Ranger |
| MacLaren Clan | Mike Wilson, Maria Conners, Rita Conners, Nikki Jarvis |
| Beaton Clan | Phil Jarvis, Justin MacFarland, Roxy Callison, Mike Meyer |
| Directors | Robert Conners, Norman Callison |
| Music Directors | Warren Wooldridge, Roxy Callison, Jean Wooddell |
| Conductor | Ross Williams |
| Production Manager | Magda Nelson |
| Rehearsal Assistant | Jean Wooddell |
| Choreography | Bob Conners, Nikki Jarvis, Lana Lowe |
| Sets Design | Ardith Fell |
| Set Crew | Mike Fell, Penny Fell, Andrew West, Larry Devore, Dwight Ramsey, Allen Leffew,
Nancy Hinson, Laura Weidman, Lois Hiebert, Maxine Medley, Virginia Boyd,
Judy Miller, Sandy Hynes, Eugene Hynes |
| Costume Designers | Jo Ellen Little, Tim Ehmke |
| Costume Crew | Carolyn Dove, Loretta King, Maggie Nelson, Molly Ahlerich, Jane Lamb,
Betsy Harden, Gladys Clark, Susie Taylor, Virginia Boyd, Norma Miller,
Lois Hiebert, Dena Westenfeld |
| Cast Assistants | Judy Gray, Renee Swearington, Lori Heine, Judy king, Kathy
Stocker, Jill McConnell, Gregg Little, Tom Williams |
| Lighting Engineer | JScott Lockyear |
| Lighting Crew | Tim Morton, Mike Dove |
| Properties | Jane Rogers, Ann Durbin, Jow Mazurier |
| Make-Up | Jane Lamb, George Lancaster |
| Publicity | Judy White, Tim Fruits |
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