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Starring
Olivia Jane Parker as Fosca
Laura Antoniazzi as Clara
Benjamin Orchard as Giorgio
Lindsay Dunn as The Doctor
Damien White as The Colonel
Anthony Vawser as Salvatore
Lindsay Prodea as Major Blier
Russell Slater as Captain Ghiani
Christopher Searle as Lieutenant Piastra
Matt Houston as Lieutenant Vallone
Adrian Henness as Lieutenant Amato
Melissa Rayner as The Maid
Kate Van Der Horst as Waitress
Madison Kirby as Serving Girl

Chopin's &quot;Raindrop Prelude&quot;, Beethoven's &quot;Moonlight Sonata&quot; and Beethoven's &quot;Fur Elise&quot; performed by Madeleine Herd

The Song, &quot;Oh Mistress Mine&quot;
Performed by Kristin Stefanoff
Music by Kim Orchard
Lyrics by William Shakespeare

&quot;Fosca's Theme&quot;
Written &amp; Performed by Samantha Edge

Based Upon The Novel by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti
Script by Benjamin Orchard
Sound Engineering by Kim Orchard
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Starring
Olivia Jane Parker as Fosca
Laura Antoniazzi as Clara
Benjamin Orchard as Giorgio
Lindsay Dunn as The Doctor
Damien White as The Colonel
Anthony Vawser as Salvatore
Lindsay Prodea as Major Blier
Russell Slater as Captain Ghiani
Christopher Searle as Lieutenant Piastra
Matt Houston as Lieutenant Vallone
Adrian Henness as Lieutenant Amato
Melissa Rayner as The Maid
Kate Van Der Horst as Waitress
Madison Kirby as Serving Girl

Chopin's &quot;Raindrop Prelude&quot;, Beethoven's &quot;Moonlight Sonata&quot; and Beethoven's &quot;Fur Elise&quot; performed by Madeleine Herd

The Song, &quot;Oh Mistress Mine&quot;
Performed by Kristin Stefanoff
Music by Kim Orchard
Lyrics by William Shakespeare

&quot;Fosca's Theme&quot;
Written &amp; Performed by Samantha Edge

Based Upon The Novel by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti
Script by Benjamin Orchard
Sound Engineering by Kim Orchard
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Starring
Olivia Jane Parker as Fosca
Laura Antoniazzi as Clara
Benjamin Orchard as Giorgio
Lindsay Dunn as The Doctor
Damien White as The Colonel
Anthony Vawser as Salvatore
Lindsay Prodea as Major Blier
Russell Slater as Captain Ghiani
Christopher Searle as Lieutenant Piastra
Matt Houston as Lieutenant Vallone
Adrian Henness as Lieutenant Amato
Melissa Rayner as The Maid
Kate Van Der Horst as Waitress
Madison Kirby as Serving Girl

Chopin's &quot;Raindrop Prelude&quot;, Beethoven's &quot;Moonlight Sonata&quot; and Beethoven's &quot;Fur Elise&quot; performed by Madeleine Herd

The Song, &quot;Oh Mistress Mine&quot;
Performed by Kristin Stefanoff
Music by Kim Orchard
Lyrics by William Shakespeare

&quot;Fosca's Theme&quot;
Written &amp; Performed by Samantha Edge

Based Upon The Novel by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti
Script by Benjamin Orchard
Sound Engineering by Kim Orchard
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Starring
Olivia Jane Parker as Fosca
Laura Antoniazzi as Clara
Benjamin Orchard as Giorgio
Lindsay Dunn as The Doctor
Damien White as The Colonel
Anthony Vawser as Salvatore
Lindsay Prodea as Major Blier
Russell Slater as Captain Ghiani
Christopher Searle as Lieutenant Piastra
Matt Houston as Lieutenant Vallone
Adrian Henness as Lieutenant Amato
Melissa Rayner as The Maid
Kate Van Der Horst as Waitress
Madison Kirby as Serving Girl

Chopin's &quot;Raindrop Prelude&quot;, Beethoven's &quot;Moonlight Sonata&quot; and Beethoven's &quot;Fur Elise&quot; performed by Madeleine Herd

The Song, &quot;Oh Mistress Mine&quot;
Performed by Kristin Stefanoff
Music by Kim Orchard
Lyrics by William Shakespeare

&quot;Fosca's Theme&quot;
Written &amp; Performed by Samantha Edge

Based Upon The Novel by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti
Script by Benjamin Orchard
Sound Engineering by Kim Orchard
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Starring
Olivia Jane Parker as Fosca
Laura Antoniazzi as Clara
Benjamin Orchard as Giorgio
Lindsay Dunn as The Doctor
Damien White as The Colonel
Anthony Vawser as Salvatore
Lindsay Prodea as Major Blier
Russell Slater as Captain Ghiani
Christopher Searle as Lieutenant Piastra
Matt Houston as Lieutenant Vallone
Adrian Henness as Lieutenant Amato
Melissa Rayner as The Maid
Kate Van Der Horst as Waitress
Madison Kirby as Serving Girl

Chopin's &quot;Raindrop Prelude&quot;, Beethoven's &quot;Moonlight Sonata&quot; and Beethoven's &quot;Fur Elise&quot; performed by Madeleine Herd

The Song, &quot;Oh Mistress Mine&quot;
Performed by Kristin Stefanoff
Music by Kim Orchard
Lyrics by William Shakespeare

&quot;Fosca's Theme&quot;
Written &amp; Performed by Samantha Edge

Based Upon The Novel by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti
Script by Benjamin Orchard
Sound Engineering by Kim Orchard
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Starring
Olivia Jane Parker as Fosca
Laura Antoniazzi as Clara
Benjamin Orchard as Giorgio
Lindsay Dunn as The Doctor
Damien White as The Colonel
Anthony Vawser as Salvatore
Lindsay Prodea as Major Blier
Russell Slater as Captain Ghiani
Christopher Searle as Lieutenant Piastra
Matt Houston as Lieutenant Vallone
Adrian Henness as Lieutenant Amato
Melissa Rayner as The Maid
Kate Van Der Horst as Waitress
Madison Kirby as Serving Girl

Chopin's &quot;Raindrop Prelude&quot;, Beethoven's &quot;Moonlight Sonata&quot; and Beethoven's &quot;Fur Elise&quot; performed by Madeleine Herd

The Song, &quot;Oh Mistress Mine&quot;
Performed by Kristin Stefanoff
Music by Kim Orchard
Lyrics by William Shakespeare

&quot;Fosca's Theme&quot;
Written &amp; Performed by Samantha Edge

Based Upon The Novel by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti
Script by Benjamin Orchard
Sound Engineering by Kim Orchard
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Starring
Olivia Jane Parker as Fosca
Laura Antoniazzi as Clara
Benjamin Orchard as Giorgio
Lindsay Dunn as The Doctor
Damien White as The Colonel
Anthony Vawser as Salvatore
Lindsay Prodea as Major Blier
Russell Slater as Captain Ghiani
Christopher Searle as Lieutenant Piastra
Matt Houston as Lieutenant Vallone
Adrian Henness as Lieutenant Amato
Melissa Rayner as The Maid
Kate Van Der Horst as Waitress
Madison Kirby as Serving Girl

Chopin's &quot;Raindrop Prelude&quot;, Beethoven's &quot;Moonlight Sonata&quot; and Beethoven's &quot;Fur Elise&quot; performed by Madeleine Herd

The Song, &quot;Oh Mistress Mine&quot;
Performed by Kristin Stefanoff
Music by Kim Orchard
Lyrics by William Shakespeare

&quot;Fosca's Theme&quot;
Written &amp; Performed by Samantha Edge

Based Upon The Novel by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti
Script by Benjamin Orchard
Sound Engineering by Kim Orchard
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Starring
Olivia Jane Parker as Fosca
Laura Antoniazzi as Clara
Benjamin Orchard as Giorgio
Lindsay Dunn as The Doctor
Damien White as The Colonel
Anthony Vawser as Salvatore
Lindsay Prodea as Major Blier
Russell Slater as Captain Ghiani
Christopher Searle as Lieutenant Piastra
Matt Houston as Lieutenant Vallone
Adrian Henness as Lieutenant Amato
Melissa Rayner as The Maid
Kate Van Der Horst as Waitress
Madison Kirby as Serving Girl

Chopin's &quot;Raindrop Prelude&quot;, Beethoven's &quot;Moonlight Sonata&quot; and Beethoven's &quot;Fur Elise&quot; performed by Madeleine Herd

The Song, &quot;Oh Mistress Mine&quot;
Performed by Kristin Stefanoff
Music by Kim Orchard
Lyrics by William Shakespeare

&quot;Fosca's Theme&quot;
Written &amp; Performed by Samantha Edge

Based Upon The Novel by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti
Script by Benjamin Orchard
Sound Engineering by Kim Orchard
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