Lady Molly of Scotland Yard
CREATIVE TEAM
Playwright: Ken Ludwig
Artistic Director & Director: Peter Rothstein
Creative Associate: Ashley D. Polasek
Assistant Director: Cat Brindisi
Voice & Dialect Coach: Patricia Delorey
Fight & Intimacy Coordinator: Annie Enneking
Music Supervisor & Additional Arrangements: Jonathan Godfrey
Music Director: Jenny Kim-Godfrey
CAST
Lady Molly: Kate Loprest
Peg: Adelin Phelps
Interrogator/Rhonda/Ximena/Clementine Churchill/Miss Grunecker/Gladys Claypole: Ellen Harvey
Feat. Singer/Waitress/Betty Root/Movie-Goer/Sarah Churchill/Debutante: Ayda Ozdoganlar
Savoy Patron/Wren/Movie-Goer/Debutante: Elle Miller, Caitlin Rose, Zoe Zervas
Inspector Victoria/Clement/Duke/Louis Armstrong: Christian Thompson
Winston Churchill/Prof. Grey/Trilby/Prof. Housman/Cmdr. Denniston: Chris Hoch
Pianist/Scientist/Movie-Goer/Rev. Grimes: Alan Kim and Brian Zane
Feat. Singer/Hired Thug/Clyde/Scientist/Movie-Goer/Ticket Seller/Soldier: John Leggett
Serviceman/Jock Colville/Prof. Turing/Soldier: Jake Lowenthal
Understudies: Evan Bertram, Caron Buinis, Conor McGiffin, Jacquelyn Morales, Ibukun Omotowa, Corrie Owens, Austin Ridley, Macksud Yillah
Photos by Adrian Van Stee
Asolo Repertory Theatre
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Regional - 2025
Production Photos
Art and Theater
"The cast delivers stellar performances, led by the magnetic portrayal of Lady Molly by the show’s lead actress, Kate Loprest."
Sarasota Magazine
"With most of the cast playing multiple roles … among those definitely earning their pay: Harvey, Loewenthal, John Leggett, Christian Thompson and Chris Hoch, each switching quickly and easily from one part to the next."
BroadwayWorld
"Ellen Harvey shines the brightest, stealing the spotlight with her charisma and sharp tongue. Her outrageous and hilarious characters bring an infectious joy to the stage, leaving the audience in stitches."
The Bradenton Times
"The marquee production drew a banner cast of Broadway talent that, together with the majesty of the Mertz Theatre and unseasonably cold weather, made it easy to forget we weren’t in New York."
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
"The production [is staged] with great style - the sets, costumes and lighting all look sharp - and a strong cast of versatile actors who mostly play multiple characters."
Observer
"[Kate] Loprest’s Lady Molly is a dynamo of verve and vivacity. She’s a proto-feminist living in a man’s world. Her character outsmarts and outruns them all."
