Director: Nola Rae
Set and lighting design: Matthew Ridout
Music: Frode Fjellheim, Håvard Lund
Puppets: Matthew Ridout, Annika Udo, Coby Omvlee.
Costumes: Solveig Fugelsøy
Assistent of the director: Alexandra Aga Ulvestad
Premiere: April 18, 1998

For Sandra Pansy the word "love" has a different sound. Love, for her, is hard and dangerous work. She would prefer that her mistress had left "love" safely stored in her books. Where it belongs.

First played at Trøndelag Theatre with Marit Jaastad and Coby Omvlee as actresses.
Eric Spontaneo and his one-man-band: Håvard Lund.
Hermann Ørn Vidarson as technician.

On tour:
Actresses: Marit Synnøve Berg and Coby Omvlee.
Eric Spontaneo and his one-man-band: Trygve Fætten.
Technician and mover of objects on- and off-stage: Truls Lorentzen.
Stage-hand:Alexandra Aga Ulvestad.

Audience:
In well equipped theatres max. 300.
In gymnasiums and the like: 140.
We prefer places where it is possible to build an kind of amfitheatre. It depends a bit on how intimate the theatre/room is. Doña Q. is an intimate performance.
In case of windows, they need to be darkened completely.
Possibility of total black-out is absolutely necessary.

Age of audience:
Originally created as a performace for youngsters and aults. After testing other age-groups we found out that the performance also can be seen by children from 10 years on.