Four soloists: mezzo-soprano, tenor, bass/baritone, bass.

Four contemporary dancers: three men, one woman.

Amplified medieval ensemble: lever harp, lute, baroque guitar, recorder, organ, percussion (bass drum, tenor drum, tambourine and shaker).

House and tech crew: lighting designer, sound engineer, projections operator, production manager, stage manager. Each organization may have different needs, depending on the venue and personnel resources.

Duration: 90 minutes plus intermission.

Props and costumes for four soloists, twelve chorus members, and four dancers are available for rent or purchase.

Also available are charts that provide instructions for the stage manager and that coordinate dancer entrances, exits, and choreography suggestions with the libretto.

Staging:

At its premiere at Austin Scottish Rite Theater, Inversion Ensemble provided all the singers and the conductor. The chorus was in two rows on the floor down right from the stage. The orchestra was opposite on the floor down left. The soloists were on the stage: Earl Roger de Montgomery and Fitzhugh on the right and Adelina on the left. For Act II, King William II joined the other men on stage. All the singers had tablets on stands before them. The dancers performed in the space between the group of men and Adelina. The lyrics were projected on a screen at the back of the stage and above the dancers. As attendees were taking their seats, about 25 images of funny and odd examples of medieval marginalia were projected.

Projections:

Lyrics to be projected will be available electronically.