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PRESENT LAUGHTER Aug. 2 - Sept. 1 a comedy by Noel Coward

FREUD'S LAST SESSION Z Sept. 20 - Oct. 20 _ a new drama by Mark St. Germain

<( CRAZY FOR YOU I- Nov. 15- Dec. 15

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a musical by Ken Ludwig, Ira Gershwin, and George Gershwin

BENGAL TIGER AT THE BAGHDAD ZOO Jan. 10 - Feb. g a visionary new work by Raj iv Joseph

::::, IDOLS OF THE KING Feb. 28 · Mar 30

Q a musical by Ronnie Claire Edwards

0 ENRON Z April 25 - May 25

a drama by Lucy Prebble

� CITY OF ANGELS Jun. 13 - Jul. 13

::::) a musical by Cy Coleman & Larry Gelbart

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V) a musical by Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx, & Jeff Whitty

<( I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW LJ.J CHANGE 0 Jan. 17 - Feb. 24

a musical by Joe Di Pietro & Jimmy Roberts -

Tix: 214-871-3300 or www.theatre3dallas.com

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR Marion L. Brockette, Jr.

LIAISON , CITY OF DALLAS CULTURAL COMMISSION Lark Montgomery

BOARD MEMBERS Jae Alder, Suzanne Burkhead, Laura V. Estrada, Sally Hansen, David G. Luther, Victoria McGrath, David M. May, Margie J. Reese, Dana W. Rigg, Elizabeth Rivera, Eileen Rosenblum, Ph.D., Scott Williams

HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS Roland & Virginia Dykes, Gary W. Grubbs, John & Bonnie Strauss

ADMINISTRATION

PRODUCER-DI RECTOR Jae Alder

MANAGING DIRECTOR Cory Norman

COMPANY MANAGER Terry Dobson

DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS Joan Sleight

IN-HOUSE ACCOUNTANT Wendy Kwan

DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS 0( COMMUNICATIONS Kimberly Richard

IT MANAGER Nick Rushing

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Adele Acrey

HOUSEKEEPING Kevin Spurrier

PRODUCTION

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Daniel Pucul

MUSICAL DI RECTOR Terry Dobson

RESIDENT ARTISTS Bruce R. Coleman,

Jeffrey Schmidt, & David Walsh

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER Katherine Marchant

APPRENTICE STAFF

Bonnie Hanvey, Charles Wallace

CUSTOM ER SERVICE

CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER

Amy Mills Jackson

HOUSE MANAGER Nancy Meeks

DAYTIME BOX OFFICE MANAGER Darius Warren

EVENING BOX OFFICE MANAGER Fred Faust

BOX OFFICE AGENTS Tony Banda, Sally Cole, Fred Faust, Chris Sanders

For the theatre's 50th

Anniversary (2011) Theatre

Three's main stage has been named the NORMA YOUNG

ARENA STAGE in honor of

the theatre's founding artistic

director. Ms. Young, a Dallas

native, served the theatre as

director, leading actress and

administrator from the the­atre's founding in 1961 until

her death in 1998.

Theatre Three thrives on her legacy of artistic and intel­

lectual vigor, her wisdom and her continuous quest for

the perfect synthesis of authors, actors and audiences.

This playbill is a publication ofTheatre Three, Inc., 2800 Routh Street, Suite 168, Dallas, Texas 75201, 214-871-3300, www.theatre3dallas.com in support of Crazy for You (the third show ofTheatre Three's 2012 -2013 Season on the Norma Young Arena Stage) PLAYBILL EDITORS: JacAldere[_ Kimberly Richard PROOFREADER: Adele Acrey ILLUSTRATIONS: Joe Howard PHOTOGRAPHY: Jeffrey Schmidt& Bruce R. Coleman DESIGN: David w. Radabaugh

AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

DEC 4-16 Jekyll & Hyde

DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATER

NOV 16 - DEC 22 Junie B. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells!

NOV 16- DEC 23 The Nutcracker

DALLAS THEATER CENTER

NOV 20-DEC 23 A Christmas Carol

EISEMANN CENTER FOR THE

PERFORMING ARTS

NOV 15 Ricky Nelson Remembered

NOV 18 The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales

DEC 11 The Romeros

JUBILEE THEATRE

NOV 24- DEC 30 Black Spurs

KITCHEN DOG THEATRE

Nov 9 - DEC 8 The Beauty Queen ofLeenane

POCKET SANDWICH THEATRE

NOV 29 - DEC 23 Ebenezer Scrooge

STAGE WEST

NOV 1 - DEC 9 She Loves Me

WATERTOWER THEATRE

NOV 24- DEC 16 It's A Wonderful Life

Both Theatre Three and The­atre Too have Hearing Assis­

tants devices which may be

checked out (without charge) from the box office. These

discrete devices enhance the

performance experience for audience members with any

degree of hearing limitation.

The box office personnel can provide you with the devices

either before the show or at intermission. Theatre Three's staff and board are most grateful to donors Carolyn Wickwire and Dennis

West, who provided the grant that allows us to offer this

enhancement to our patrons.

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THE NORMA YOUNG ARENA STAGE

Crazy for You, The New Gershwin Musical

MUSIC & LYRICS BY George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin Co-conception by Ken Ludwig and Mike Ockrent Produced by Special Arrangement with Tams-Whitmark Music Library, Inc., New York

ARTISTIC STAFF DI RECTOR/CO-CHOREOGRAPH ER

Michael Serrecchia

MUSICAL DIRECTOR Vonda K. Bowling ASSISTANT MUSICAL DIRECTOR

Terry Dobson CO-CHOREOGRAPHER

Megan Kelly Bates CO-CHOREOGRAPH ER

David Walsh COSTUME DESIGN Michael Robinson

LIGHTING DESIGN Amanda West SOUND DESIGN

Scott Guenther

MUSICIANS

PIANO Vonda K Bowling PERCUSSION

Lane Harder BASS Peggy Honea

WOODWINDS Ellen Kaner

WIND SYNTHESIZER

Michael Dill

PRODUCTION STAFF AEA STAGE MANAGER ''Katie Marchant TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

Daniel Pucul MASTER ELECTRICIAN George Vilfordi ELECTRICIAN Christina Giles SOUND BOARD OPERATOR Madeleine Morris

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Bonnie Hanvey

PRODUCTION CREW Katie Marchant, Bonnie Hanvey & Charles Wallace

* indicates members working under Actors' Equity Association contracts in this production ** indicates a performer enrolled in the AEA membership candidate program.

Special thanks to KO Studios and Preston Center Dance for rehearsal space and to Emily Lockhart and Stephen Raikes.

CAST BOBBY CHILD

''Sam Beasley MITZI/DANCE CAPTAIN Kellie Carroll

SHOWGIRL '"'Michelle Foard

BELA ZANGLER

''Brian Hathaway PATSY

''*Whitney Hennen

EUGENE FODOR Joseph Holt

LANK HAWKINS *''Greg Hullett CUSTUS

Preston Isham POLLY BAKER

*Emily Lockhart

COWBOY Gerard Lucero

TESS Kelly McCain MOTHER

Terry McCracken EVERETT BAKER

Dan Nolen, Jr. WYATT

Stephen Raikes MOOSE

Calvin Roberts PATRICIA FODOR

''*Kathryn Taylor Rose MINGO Ashton McKay Shawver SHOWGIRL Shannon Walsh

SHOWGIRL Lisa Ward SHOWGIRL

Whitney West

BILLY *''Brandon Wilhelm

Please silence your cell phones and all electronic devices. No photography or videography is allowed without the consent of the theater.

There will be one intermission between the first and second acts.

BOOK BY Ken Ludwig Inspired by Material by Guy Bolton and John McGowan Originally produced on Broadway by Roger Horchow and Elizabeth Williams

MUSICAL NUMBERS ACTI

"K-RA-ZY for You" BOBBY

"I Can't Be Bothered Now" BOBBY & SHOWGIRLS

"Biddin' My Time" CUSTUS, Ml NGO, MOOSE, & COWBOYS

"Things Are Looking Up " BOBBY "Could You Use Me?" BOBBY & POLLY

"Shall We Dance?" BOBBY & POLLY "Girls Enter Nevada/Bronco Busters" SHOWGIRLS & COWBOYS

"Someone to Watch Over Me" POLLY

"Slap that Bass" BOBBY & COMPANY "Embraceable You" BOBBY & POLLY "I Got Rhythm" POLLY & COMPANY

ACT II "The Real American Folk Song" COWBOYS

"What Causes That" BOBBY &

ZANGLER "Naughty Baby" IRENE, LANK, &

COWBOYS

"StiffUpper Lip" EUGENE, PATRICIA, BOBBY, POLLY, & COMPANY

"They Can't Take That Away From Me" BOBBY

"But Not For Me" POLLY "Nice Work lfYou Can Get It" BOBBY &SHOWGIRLS

French Reprise: "Bidin' My Time" CUSTUS, MINGO, & MOOSE Reprise: "Things are Looking Up" EVERETT

"Finale" COMPANY

LEFT TO RIG HT:Ceorge & Ira Cershwin

The worldwide copyrights in the music of George and Ira Gershwin for this presentation are licensed by the Gershwin Family.

GERSHWIN is a registered trademark and service mark of Gershwin Enterprises. Crazy for You is a registered trademark and service mark of Crazy for You Enterprises

George Gershwin MUSIC & LYRICS

George Gershwin, born in Brooklyn, New York on September 26, 1898, was the second son of Russian immigrants. As a boy, George was anything but studious, and it came as a wonderful surprise to his family that he had secretly been learning to play the piano. In 1914, Gershwin left high school to work as a Tin Pan Alley song plugger and within three years, "When You Want 'Em, You Can't Get

'Em; When You Have 'Em, You Don't Want 'Em," was published. Though this initial effort cre­ated little interest, "Swanee" (lyrics by Irving Caesar) -- turned into a smash hit by Al Jolson in 1919-- brought Gershwin his first real fame.

In 1924, when George teamed up with his older brother Ira, "the Gershwins" became the dominant Broadway songwriters, creating infectious rhythm numbers and poignant bal­lads, fashioning the words to fit the melodies with a "glove-like" fidelity. This extraordinary combination created a succession of musical comedies, including Lady, Be Good (1924), Oh, Kay! (1926), Funny Face (1927), Strike Up the Band (1927 and 1930), Girl Crazy (1930), and OfThee I Sing (1931), the first musical comedy to win a Pulitzer Prize. Over the years, Gersh­win songs have also been used in numerous films, including Shall We Dance (1937), A Damsel In Distress (1937), and An American In Paris (1951). Later years produced the award­winning "new" stage musicals My One and Only (1983) and Crazy for You (1992), which ran for four years on Broadway.

Starting with his early days as a song com­poser, Gershwin had ambitions to compose serious music. Asked by Paul Whiteman to write an original work for a concert of modern music to be presented at Aeolian Hall in New York on February 12, 1924, George, who was hard at work on a musical comedy, Sweet Little Devil, barely completed his composition in time. Commencing with the first low trill of the solo clarinet and its spine-tingling run up the scale, Rhapsody In Blue caught the pub­lic's fancy and opened a new era in American music. In 1925, conductor Walter Damrosch commissioned Gershwin to compose a piano concerto for the New York Symphony Society. Many feel that the Concerto In F is Gershwin's finest orchestral work. Others opt for his An American In Paris (1928) or his Second Rhapsody for piano and orchestra, which he introduced with himself as pianist with the Boston Symphony under Serge Koussevitzsky in 1932.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Nolen, Jr., Calvin Roberts, Brandon Wilhelm, Preston Isham, Emily Lockhart, Kellie Carroll, ·Stephen Raikes, Michelle Foard, & Kelly McCain

writer John O'Hara summed of Arthur Francis, combining Award: for the songs "They "Gershwin Plantation," the theatre history at Cambridge In 1926 Gershwin read E9..r:fil', up their feelings: "George the names of his youngest Can't Take That Away From Beverly Hills home that he University in England. For Du Bose Heyward's novel of Gershwin died July 11, 1937, brother Arthur and sister Me," "Long Ago (and Far shared with his wife Leonore, more information, please the South Carolina Gullah but I don't have to believe it if Frances. Under this pen Away)" (his biggest song hit to whom he had dedicated visit www.kenludwig.com culture, and immediately I don't want to." name, Ira supplied lyrics for in any one year), and "The his unique collection of lyrics, recognized it as a his first Broadway show, Two Man That Got Away." In 1966 musings, observations, and perfect vehicle for a "folk Gershwin's works are Little Girls in Blue (1921 ), with he received a Doctor ofFine anecdotes, the critically opera" using blues and jazz performed today with greater music by Vincent Youmans. Arts degree from the Univer- acclaimed Lyrics on Several ARTISTIC STAFF

idioms. Porgy And Bess frequency than they were sity of Maryland, confirming Occasions (1959, 1997). (co-written with Heyward during his brief lifetime. His By 1924 Ira was ready to the judgment of so many of Michael Serrecchia DIREC-

and Ira) was Gershwin's songs and concert pieces begin his successful and his literary admirers -- writers

Ludwig TOR/CO·CHOREOG RAPH ER

most ambitious undertaking, continue to fill the pages of lifelong collaboration with such as Dashiell Hammett, Ken » Although Mr. Serrecchia

integrating unforgettable discographies and orchestra George and dropped the Lillian Hellman, Dorothy considers Theatre Three his songs with dramatic incident. calendars. The Trustees pseudonym. The Gershwins Parker, S. N. Behrman, P. G.

BOOK "theater home", he comes to

Porgy and Bess previewed of Columbia University created their first joint hit, Wodehouse, W. H. Auden, Mr. Ludwig has had six

us with 18 years of original in Boston on September recognized Gershwin's Lady, Be Good, for Fred and Ogden Nash, and Lorenz

shows on Broadway and six Broadway musicals to his 30, 1935 and opened its influence -· and made up for Adele Astaire and followed it Hart, to name only a few

in the West End, and he has credit, including the original Broadway run on October his not receiving a Pulitzer with more than 20 scores for -- that his work was not only

won two Laurence Olivier cast of A Chorus Line (New 10. The opera had major for Of Thee I Sing in 1932 stage and screen, including of the first rank, but that the

Awards, three Tony Award York Drama Desk Award, revivals in 1942, 1952, 1976, -- when they awarded him a Oh, Kay! for Gertrude Gershwin "standards" set

nominations, two Helen New York Theatre World and 1983 and has toured special posthumous Pulitzer Lawrence; two versions of new standards for the Ameri-

Hayes Awards and the Edgar Award, Special Tony Award the world. It was made Prize in 1998, the centennial Strike Up the Band (1927 can musical theatre. Small

Award. His work has been Recognition, and the 2000 into a major motion picture of his birth. and 1930); Ethel Merman's wonder that their songs have

commissioned by the Royal Gypsy of the Year Award) and by Samuel Goldwyn in introduction to Broadway, been taken up by a younger 1959, while Trevor Nunn's Ira Gershwin Girl Crazy (1930); Shall generation delighted by the

Shakespeare Company and a MAC Award for Chita Plus

landmark Glyndebourne We Dance (1937), one of "new" Gershwin musicals, My has been performed in thirty Two A World Concert Tour.

Opera production was taped MUSIC & LYRICS

Hollywood's stylish pairings One and Only (1983) and the countries in over twenty Ian-

for television in 1993. ofFred Astaire and Ginger 1992 Tony Award winner for guages. Broadway and West For Theatre Three, Michael

Ira Gershwin, the first lyricist Rogers; and the triumphant best musical, Crazy for You. End shows include Crazy directed A Class Act, Seven

George Gershwin was at to be awarded a Pulitzer

folk opera, Porgy and for You; Lend Me A Tenor; keys to Baldpate, I'll Leave it

the height of his career in Prize -- for Of Thee I Sing

Bess, written with Du Bose In the years after George's Moon Over Buffalo; Twentieth to You, You're a Good Man,

1937. His symphonic works in 1932 -- was born in New

Heyward. Before and after .. death, Ira attended to the Century; The Adventures of Charlie Brown; The Full Monty,

and three Preludes for piano York City on December 6,

George's death in 1937, Ira Gershwin legacy of songs, Tom Sawyer and Treasure

The Light in the Piazza, The were becoming part of the

1896. While attending the collaborated with such show and film scores, and

Island. Other major plays Drowsy Chaperone, Duets,

standard repertoire for College of the City of New

composers as Harold Arlen concert works. Ira annotated include Shakespeare in

and the long running Avenue concerts and recitals, and

York, Ira began demonstrat-(A Star is Born, 1954), Vernon all the materials that

Hollywood; Leading Ladies; Q.

his show songs had brought ing his lifelong interest in

Duke (Ziegfeld Follies, 1936), pertained to the careers Be My Baby; The Beaux'

him increasing fame and light verse and contributed

Kurt Weill (Lady in the Dark, of his brother and himself Stratagem, an adaptation

Michael has won the D/FW fortune. It was in Hollywood,

quatrains and squibs to 1941), Jerome Kern (Cover before donating them to

with Thornton Wilder at the newspaper columnists. In request of the Wilder Estate; Theatre Critics Forum Award

while working on the score Girl, 1944), Harry Warren the Library of Congress to two years running for Next to ofThe Goldwyn Follies, that

1918, while working as the (The Barkleys of Broadway, become part of our national

The Three Musketeers; The desk attendant in a Turkish Fox on the Fairway; 'Twas Normal, How to Succeed in

George Gershwin died of bath, he tentatively began a

1949; the final Astaire/Rogers heritage. In 1985 the United The Night Before Christmas; Business Without Really Trying,

a brain tumor; he was not picture), Arthur Schwartz States Congress recognized quite 39 years old. Countless

collaboration with his brother (Park Avenue, 1946), and this legacy by awarding the

Midsummer/jersey, The Avenue Q, and The Producers.

people throughout the George, and their "The Real

Burton Lane (Give A Girl A Congressional Gold Medal to Game's Afoot, and Baskerville. Also, as recipient of the

world, who knew Gershwin American Folk Song (Is a Rag)"

Break, 1953). George and Ira, only the third His book, How To Teach Natalie Skelton Award for

only through his work, were was heard in Nora Bayes' time in our nation's history Your Children Shakesi;>eare, Artistic Excellence, Michael

stunned by the news as if Ladies First. Not wanting to

For his film achievements, that songwriters had been so will be published in 2013 shares his knowledge with

they had suffered a personal trade on the success of his

Ira Gershwin was nominated honored. On August 17, 1983, by Crown Publishing. He the students of KD College

loss. Some years later, the already famous brother, Ira

three times for an Academy Ira Gershwin died at the studied music at Harvard of Film and Dramatic Arts in

adopted the nom de plume with Leonard Bernstein and Dallas as the Musical Theatre

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TOP LEFT TO RIGHT:

Shannon Walsh&. Ashton McKay Shawver

BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT:

Lisa Ward &. Julie Mayer

FAR RIGHT: Sam Beasley

Degree Program Chair. Dance Lessons in Six Weeks. Bloody Bloody Andrew Theatre, Garland Civic Diary of Anne Frank, Smokey however, her Metroplex Prior directing assignments Jackson, House a1. Garden, Theatre, Garland Summer Joe's Cafe, Titanic, Shooting venues and credits include:

Vonda K. Bowling MUSICAL include Murder on the Nile, The Light in the Piazza, Musicals, Kauffman Civic Star, Lieutenant of lnishmore, Uptown Players, Dallas- The DIRECTOR »Mrs.Bowling The Big Bang, Crimes of the Pygmalion and A Dog's Life Theatre, Lyric Stage, Irving; Black Pearl Sings, Chess, Producers; Lyric Stage, has been a musical resource Heart, Only Heaven and on the Norma Young Arena Uptown Players, Dallas; Forever Plaid, Laughter Irving-West Side Story; for T3 since 2008 and this Elegies: A Song Cycle. Terry Stage, and in Superior and WaterTower Theatre, on the 23rd Floor, Indoor/ and WaterTower Theatre, will be her 11th production. has performed with Casa Donuts, Songs of the Red- Addison. His Awards include Outdoor, Rent, Guys and Addison - Guys and Dolls and Past shows include A Catered Mariana, Dallas Theater Cen- head: The Music of Danny Best Costume Shop, Dallas Dolls, A Feminine Ending, The The Full Monty. Kellie also Affair, The Drowsy Chaperone, ter, Flower Mound Perform- Kaye, Snake in the Grass, Observer; Best Costumes Receptionist, My First Time, teaches dance at KD College Blankity-Blank, Songs From ing Arts Theatre, Lyric Stage, Look What's Happened to for Old Settler, Dallas/Ft. Oklahoma!, and Beautiful and is the dance director an Unmade Bed, I Love You, Irving; and Theatre Arlington. Pixie DeCosta, Blind Date, Worth Theater Critics Forum Star. Additionally, Scott has and resident choreographer You're Perfect, Now Change He is a recipient of a Rabin Season's Greetings, The Awards; and the Rabin Award worked for The Dallas Opera, at The Acting Studio, where (x2), A Dog's Life (Column Award and of numerous LaVidas' Landlord, and for Best Costumes in a Play or Santa Fe Opera, Dallas Sum- she's choreographed produc-Award Nomination), The Column Awards. Mid-Life, the Crisis Musical Musical. mer Musicals, Richardson tions of Seussical, Thoroughly

Light in the Piazza, Lost in the in Theatre Too. Prior to this, Community Theatre, Dallas Modern Millie, The Sound of Stars (D/FW Theatre Critics Megan Kelly Bates he lived in Amarillo, TX, Amanda West LIGHTING Children's Theater, Chamber- Music, The Wiz, and more! Forum Award), The 25th CO-CHOREOGRAPHER » where he was the Assistant DESIGN» Ms. West is a lain Ballet, and many others. Annual Putnam County Spell- Mrs. Bates is no stranger to Technical Director and graduate ofTexas Wesleyan He received a BFA in theatre Michelle Foard SHOWGIRL ing Bee, and Another Night the Theatre Three audience Scenic Designer/Artist University in Fort Worth. This design and production from » Ms. Foard is back with Before Christmas. Vonda and can currently be seen for Amarillo Little Theatre is her 10th lighting design for the University ofTexas at us here at Theatre Three; has also musical directed at down stairs in Theatre Too (ALT). David was on the Theatre Three including the Arlington. her prior role was in Flower Mound Performing in Avenue Q as Kate/Lucy. design team responsible for recent productions of The the Ensemble in Pippin.Arts Theater, Uptown Players, Choreography collaborations the design and execution of Farnsworth Invention, Roads Michelle's theatre credits in and Collin College. She is the with Serrecchia include more than 80 productions to Home, The Drowsy Chaper- CAST the Metroplex include Theco-founder of Dallas Young Nine and How to Succeed In in his eight years with ALT. one, and Sherlock Holmes and Most Happy Fella, Kismet,Artists and is the Middle and Business Without Really Trying David lives in Dallas. the Crucifer ofBlood. Other Sam Beasley BOBBY CHILD» Rags, and Gypsy with Lyric Upper School Choir Director (ICT), The Drowsy Chaperone recent work includes Uptown Mr. Beasley, a Kansas native, Stage, Irving; Urinetown and at Greenhill School. Vonda (Theatre Three), The Full Michael Robinson COSTUME Players' productions of The makes his Theatre Three Sugarwith ICT Mainstage, lives in Rowlett with husband Monty, 25th Annual Putnam DESIGN »Mr.Robinson's Divine Sister, The Tempera- debut in this production. Irving; The FantastickswithJeffrey and their two sons, County Spelling Bee (Theatre costuming assignments mentals, and Broadway Our He recently completed a Onstage in Bedford, Kiss ofHarrison and Mason. Arlington), The Turtle Creek for Theatre Three began in Way. She also works as the Bachelor of Music in musical the Spider Woman with Artes

Choral, and the Senior Follies. 2006 and this production is Production Manager at the theatre from Oklahoma City de la Rosa and High SchoolTerry Dobson ASSISTANT Megan also choreographs for his 28th. He most recently .. AT&T Performing Arts Center University. Sam's theater Musical with Casa Mariana, MUSICAL DIRECTOR» ESD and the Highland Park designed, costumed and and as a pyrotechnician for credits include Seymour in both in Fort Worth; and Mr. Dobson has been a Middle School. She is the created puppets for Theatre Pyrotex. Little Shop of Horrors, Bud Jekyll and Hyde with Greater multi-talented member of head of the Musical Theatre Three's Avenue Q and is Frump in How to Succeed Lewisville Community Theatre Three's Artistic Staff Department at Preston Cen- currently performing in the Scott Guenther souN D in Business Without Really Theater. She is also thrilled since May 1980. He currently ter Dance and teaches tap at show. Prior assignments for DESIGN» Mr. Guenther is Trying, Jamie in The Last Five to be joining the cast of Iserves as T3's Musical Direc- KD College. Megan lives in last season were See What I currently the light and sound Years, Hero in A Funny Thing Love You, You're Perfect, Nowtor and Company Manager. Carrollton with her husband Wanna See, A Catered Affair, designer for our hit show Happened on the Way to the Change this season in Theatre His recent directing credits Stephen and daughters Lilly and The Drowsy Chaperone. in Theatre Too, Avenue Q, Forum, L.A. in Gypsy, New Too. Michelle is a graduate are Freud's Last Session, Art and Molly. Other design work includes and is returning for another Comer & understudy for ofTruman State University, of Murder, Flaming Guns of The Royal Family, Bedroom production. Scott currently Princeton in Avenue Q, and Kirksville, MO and holds a the Purple Sage, Songs from David Walsh SET DESIGN Farce, Bill W. al. Dr. Bob, Defi- serves as Designer/Technical most recently, Buddy Foster Bachelor of Music in vocal an Unmade Bed, I Love You, »Mr.Walsh joined our ance, The Light in the Piazza Coordinator for the Addison in Side Show at PFamily Arts performance, and resides in You're Perfect, Now Change staffin 2007 as Technical and Lost in the Stars. Michael Theatre Centre, the home in Plano, TX. Dallas. (Theatre Three's most Director and is a man of has designed many shows ofWaterTower Theatre, and popular show), The Roads many talents. David's set for Contemporary Theatre has done so since their first Kellie Carroll s H OWG IR L/ Brian Hathaway BELA to Home, Another Night designs have been seen in of Dallas, Coppell Com- production in 1995. Other DANCE CAPTAIN» Ms. Carroll ZANGLER »Mr.Hathaway, Before Christmas and Six A Catered Affair, La Bete, munity Theatre, Cross Roads design credits include The is also debuting with us, a seven year member of

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Actors' Equity, is back performance and a Bachelor Arts Theatre & School, Arling- J for a return engagement of Arts in foreign languages ton, prior to college.

] with Theatre Three, after and literature (Chinese/ appearing as Adolpho in Spanish). Joseph's regional Emily Lockhart POLLY BAKER the hit musical, The Drowsy theater credits include Dr. » Ms. Lockhart returns to Chaperone. Brian has also Lyman Hall in 1776, Al/dancer stage work in Dallas but she been in other Metroplex in The Most Happy Fella, Rags, is making her Theatre Three venues including: Lyric Stage, and My Fair Lady for Lyric debut with this production. Irving; Dallas Children's Stage, Irving; Antipholus She performed in New York Theater and Uptown Players, of Ephesus/Adriana in The among Broadway stars in Dallas; WaterTower Theatre, Bombitty of Errors for Second Seth Rudetsky's Broadway 101,

Addison; and Flower Mound Thought Theatre; and the traveled the high seas as the Performing Arts Theatre. His Voice of the Plant in Little lead on board Disney Cruise recent role was Leo Broom Shop of Horrors for Water- Line, and toured as Rumple-in The Producers for Uptown Tower Theatre in Addison. teazer in Cats. Emily has Players. Past favorite roles performed in the Metroplex include Og in Fin- Greg Hullett LANK HAWKINS with Casa Mariana, Ft. Worth; ian's Rainbow, Saul in Rags, »Mr.Hullett returns to Garland Summer Musicals, Magaldi in Evita, Ali Hakim Theatre Three after his debut WaterTower Theater, Addi-in Oklahoma!, Toad in A Year with us two seasons ago in son; and Dallas Children's with Frog and Toad, and The The Drowsy Chaperone. Greg Theater and Uptown Players Cat in HONK!. received his training at KD in Dallas. She was honored

Studio Actors Conservatory with the 2006 Leon Rabin Whitney Hennen PATSY» in Dallas, and his local acting Award for her portrayal as Ms. Hennen returns to our credits include work with Junie in Dallas Children's stage, having performed Uptown Players and Level Theater's Junie B.Jones and A as an Ensemble member Ground Arts in Dallas, ICT Little Monkey Business. in our production of Pippin. Mainstage, Irving; Garland Whitney's roles in other Civic Theatre, and PFamily Gerard Lucero JIM MY » Mr.

1Metroplex productions Arts in Plano. He is self- Lucero is making his debut at include: the Ensemble in taught in electric/acoustic Theatre Three in this produc-

] Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, guitar and has been playing tion, however, his credits in Broadway Our Way 2011 & since he was 14. He received Metroplex venues include 2012, Norma Cassidy in Victor a Column Award in 2011 for roles in: The Most Happy Fella Victoria (DFW Theater Critics Best Actor in a Play for his (featured dancer/singer) for Forum Award), and Ulla in portrayal of Atticus Finch in Lyric Stage, Irving; the Fakir The Producers, all for Uptown To Kill A Mockingbird. and The Sheik in Players, Dallas; the Ensemble Side Show and The Steward in Oklahoma! for Lyric Stage, Preston Isham cusTus » Mr. in Into The Woods for PFamily Irving; Val in A Chorus Line, Isham, making his debut with Arts, Plano; and How to and Miss Dorothy Brown in Theatre Three, is a recent Succeed in Business Without Thoroughly Modern Millie in graduate of Oklahoma City Really Trying (featured Denton. When not perform- University, where he obtained dancer/singer) and Seabee ing, Whitney is a teacher and his Bachelor's degree in Richard West in South Pacific choreographer around DFW. music theatre under the for Garland Summer

vocal direction of Vicky Kelly. Musicals. Gerard is originally Joseph Holt EUGENE FODOR Preston has performed in from Austin, TX, but currently

» Mr. Holt, also making numerous shows at Ohlook lives in Dallas. his debut with us, recently Performing Arts Center, graduated from SMU with a Grapevine, as well as a Julie Mayer IRENE ROTH» Bachelor of Music in vocal number of shows at Creative Ms. Mayer makes her debut

TOP: Joseph Holt

BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT:

Whitney West & Kathryn Taylor Rose

FAR RIGHT: Brian Hathaway

on our stage and received her training at the Collin County Theatre Center and KD College of Film and Dramatic Arts in Dallas. She has acting credits in both venues and has awards for Supporting Actress in Li'/ Abner and Outstanding Production for Big River at CCTC. Julie makes her home in Dallas.

Kelly McCain TESS» Ms. McCain is back on our stage, having performed in The Producers at Uptown Players and The Drowsy Chaperone. Kelly's other assignments include Theatre Three's Pippin, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, at Garland Summer Musicals, Legally Blonde at Level Ground Arts, and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at the University of Texas at Dallas. Her work in theatrical venues in the Metroplex include Contem-porary Theatre of Dallas and Uptown Players in Dallas, Garland Summer Musicals, and Irving Community The-atre and Lyric Stage in Irving. Her regional and national work include Taddy Jo in Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Simone Calisto/Ensemble in Victor/Victoria, Sophia/ Ensemble in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Tribe Member in Hair, and Ensemble member in Carousel. She received her MFA at Texas Woman's University. Kelly received Column Awards for Choreography in both Sugar and Breathe.

Terry McCracken BOBBY'S MOTHER» Ms. McCracken,

trained in England and OnStage in Bedford, and Australia, returns to Flower Mound Performing Theatre Three and will be Arts Theatre. His Film and remembered for her roles as TV experience includes roles Dr. Gertrude Ladenburger in Prison Break (TV), Serving in 33 Variations, Evelyn Sara (film), as well as com-Thomas in Amy's View, Miss mercials. Dan is a Certified Ffoliot-Ffoulkes/Miss Grant Lay Speaker in the United in Murder on the Nile, Dame Methodist Church and Edith Runcible in Whodunnit, serves as the lay leader for St. Mrs. Higgins in Pygmalion, Stephen UMC in Arlington, and Mrs. Crombie in I'll Leave where he also sings in the It to You. Her credits include choir. Dan lives in Arlington Metroplex theatres: Dallas with his wife, Connie. Children's Theater, Dallas Repertory Theatre, Dallas Stephen Raikes WYATT» Mr. Theater Center, Pegasus Raikes is making his Theatre Theatre, Pocket Sandwich Three debut. He received Theatre, and Theatre Britain, his theatrical training at in Dallas; Garland Summer Oklahoma City University

Musicals and Garland Civic and Mt. View College, Dallas. Theatre; Lyric Stage, Irving; However, Stephen has acting Plano Repertory Theatre; credits in several produ c -Stage West, Ft. Worth; tions with Garland Summer Theatre Quorum, Mesquite Musicals: How to Succeed in and others. Terry won a Rabin Business Without Really Trying, Award and a Column Award Mongojerrie in Cats, Tommy in 2001. She has directed Djilass in The Music Man; and plays at Brookhaven College also with Lyric Stage in Irving: and is an adjunct professor LA in Gypsy, and at the University of South in the Ensemble in Kismet. Carolina at Aiken. He is a member of the

Dallas Contemporary Ballet Dan Nolen, Jr. EVERETT Company. He was born and BAKER» Mr. Nolen is a return- raised here in Dallas but now ing artist, for whom this will makes his home in Mesquite. be his third production at Theatre Three. His debut was Calvin Roberts MOOSE» Mr. in 2004 as Thomas Hayden Roberts returns to Theatre in Seven Keys to Baldpate, and Three for this production his second role was Preacher and is remembered for his Bobby in Medicine, Man in role in the hit, The Drowsy 2005. Other venues in the Chaperone. He was most Metroplex with which he has recently seen locally in The worked are Theatre Arlington, Producers for Uptown Players. Artisan Center Theater, Calvin's Metroplex theatre Hurst; Mainstreet Theater, credits include: Smokey Mansfield; Irving Community Joe's Cafe for WaterTower Theater Mainstage, Greater Theatre, Villager I in Hungry Lewisville Community Boy, and the King in Mufaro's Theatre, Theatre Coppell, Beautiful Daughters- Dallas

C CRAZY FOR YOU BIOGRAPHIES

Children's Theater National Tour; Pit Vocalist, The Wiz, the Labourer in Undertaker's Man, and A Christmas Carol for Dallas Theater Center; Willy in Flora the Red Menace for Lyric Stage, Irving; Ain't Misbehavin' for Theatre Arlington, Chris in Miss Sai­gon for Repertory Company Theatre, Coalhouse Walker, Jr. in Ragtime for The Jewish Community Center, Sugar for ICT Mainstage, Irving, and Salerio in Merchant of Venice and Lucius in Julius Caesarfor Shakespeare Dallas.

Kathryn Taylor Rose PATRICIA

FODOR» Ms. Rose is debuting with Theatre Three in this production. She is a Dallas native and recent graduate of Sam Houston State University with a BFA in musical theatre. She most recently played Dolly Dimples in Side Show at PFamily Arts, Plano. Other credits include Helen in Fat Pig, Sam in Some Girl(s), Jack's Mother in Into the Woods, and the title role in Ferdinand The Bull for Stages Repertory Theatre, Houston. www.kathryntaylorrose.com

Ashton McKay Shawver

MINGO» Mr. Shawver makes his debut with us in this pro· duction. His acting credits throughout the Metroplex include Ensemble of The Producers for Uptown Players, Dallas, and as the Comfort Counselor in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee for Music Theatre of Denton. Some of his favorite roles/ shows include Cain and Japheth in Children of Eden

for PFamily Arts, Plano, and The King and I, Damn Yankees, and Hello Dolly for McKinney Summer Musicals. Ashton has also performed as a guest artist, as well as taught at Chamberlain Ballet, Plano, Studio Dance C Arts Center, Garland, and Broadway Dance Center, New York.

Shannon Walsh SHOWGIRL » Ms. Walsh also makes her debut with us in this produc­tion. With a BFA in musical theatre from Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, Shannon has worked across Texas and the northeast. Recent projects include Kiss Me-Feel Me in The Producers, Lou Ann in Hairspray, Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Hope in Anything Goes, Beth in Little Women: The Musical, as well as the regional pre· mier of Heather in O'Malley's. Other favorite credits include: The Little Foxes, Singin' in the Rain, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, A New Brain,Jesus Christ Superstar, Ragtime, Sweet Charity, Crank, and dream ballet Laurey in Oklahoma!

Lisa Ward SHOWGIRL» Ms. Ward, making her debut appearance on our stage, received her training in theater at Oklahoma City University. Lisa has acting credits in Metroplex venues: The Producers for Uptown Players, Dallas; How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying for Garland Summer Musicals, and Kismet and Gypsy for Lyric Stage, Irving. She makes her home in Arlington with her

TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry McCracken & Whitney Hennen

BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Cerard Lucero & Creg Hullett

family.

Whitney West s H owG IR L »

Ms. West, debuting with The­atre Three, was raised in and is currently living in Denton, where she got her theatrical start at Denton Community Theatre and Music Theatre of Denton. Some of her acting credits from these two locations include: Daisy Mae in Li'/ Abner, Patsy in Crazy for You, and Sally Brown in Snoopy. Whitney also attended the American Musi­cal and Dramatic Academy (AMOA) at the New York City and Los Angeles campuses and earned her BFA degree in acting. Her most recent role was Roxie in Chicago in Plano, and she is glad to be back in the southern state she will always call "home".

Brandon Wilhelm BILLY »

Mr. Wilhelm makes a happy return to Theatre Three's stage, having portrayed Ralph in last season's hit, A Catered Affair. His most recent roles include: Peter in Pinkalicious the Musical for Dallas Children's Theater, Matt in The Fantasticks for Ennis Public Theatre, and Achille Di Rosalba in The Italian Strawhat for Amarillo Opera. Credits in other Metroplex venues include: Firehouse Theatre in Farmer's Branch, Garland Summer Musicals, and Theatre Britain, Dallas. Brandon has a BA in music theatre from West Texas A&M University, Canyon, Texas.

C THE ANNUAL FUND

Dear Playgoer,

You are, in this letter, going to be asked to help the 2012-2013 Annual Fund Drive at Theatre Three. The campaign goes on all season, but in this playbill I really want to urge

your immediate action.

You're holding this playbill in your hands .. to read it. So there's something I know about

you. The basic thing I know is that you attend plays. (I like you already.)

�. Just as the playbill is in the hands of friends like you, the theatre itself is in the hands of friends. Yes, it takes actors, directors, authors (especially authors), designers and adminis· trators to create theatre: but FRIENDS like you

.. for over fifty years now ·· have built Theatre Three's capacities, enlarged Theatre Three's range of services, and enhanced the theatre's contributions to building a community of imagination, empathy and insight.

Every reservation you make helps us grow. Every subscription you purchase empowers the art. The response you feel (and show) enriches every performance. Every friend you send or bring with you gains us ground. Our

audience is our power source.

Let me be personal. I've been doing my job here for fifty years, and I am super proud of Dallas patrons and their eagerness to support the Arts. The achievements of citizen· artists have never been more impressive and certainly the creation of Arts facilities here is

unmatched.

Since I'm being personal here, I'll tell you I take a certain pride in my personal participa­tion in cultivating the improved "arts ecology" Dallas currently enjoys. But I never think I did anything on my own. It took friends'

investment of time, talent and treasure.

Just as there's no limit on how large a gift we could use, there's also no limit on how small a gift we would appreciate to meet the goals of the 2012-2013 Annual Fund. So, figure out something that's in your middle range to contribute, and give us the honor of listing you in subsequent plabills as one of our valued friends.

Share in the achievement here. It's a wonderful act of friendship.

Sincerely,

�CAL� Jae Alder

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Fund. Donation levels are as follows:

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THE ANNUAL FUND

Thank you to all of our patrons who generously rriade contributions to Theatre Three's 2012-2013 Season. If you would like to make a donation to the Annual Fund, please fill out and return the form included in this playbill. Questions? You may call Cory Norman at 214-871-3300 ext 208.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Sloan Catherine Ritchie PRODUCER'S Margaret Sloman Elfriede Russell CIRCLE 0. Darwin & Myra N. Smith Rick Russell $1000 or more Fund ofThe Dallas Found Will & Mary Lou Smith Anonymous Evelyn Smith Joan M. Tamez Mr. Jae Alder Brenda and Nelson Spencer

BACKSTAGE Ida Jane & Doug Bailey Gene & Marge Stockton

BENEFACTORS Lawrence & Elizabeth Don & Norma Stone Barron Frank Sulzbach $125-$249 Floyd Durr & James Lee Dan Van Pelt Barbara Alexander Blackwell Patricia A. Vaughan John P. Bell, Jr. Dianne & Marion Brockette MaxW. Wells Ms. Emily Beyette George & Jo Ann Caruth Scott Williams James & Danna Bigner Tim Chase & Eric Powell Diana Winkelmann Mr. & Mrs. Gregory K. Stan Graner&Jim McBride Boydston Harriet Halsell SUPPORTING Mr. & Mrs. Robert Boyer

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Col. & Mrs. Earl M. Buys Emily Jefferson Tim & Susan Carnell Mr. & Mrs. David G. $250-$499 Marth a Ann Cates Luther Jr. Craig & Mary Anderson Rita Cavanaugh Dean Corbitt & Fred Penn Mr. & Mrs. Bruce C. Jeff& Wendy Cook Perot Foundation Boardman Carol L. Croy

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Charlie & Laura Weems Jeanne & Sanford Fagadau Sue & Phil JohnLarry & Diane M. Finstrom Barbara KempIn Memory of Alpha A. Ms. Bonnie Krauss

LEADING PLAYERS Fowler Mary & Joseph Kuhlmann $500-$999 Lynn Frank Lee & Kim LairdRae Allen & Claudine Sherrill Joan Friedman Bob & Patsy MagruderMorris S. Crim Gary & Edith Fritzsche Brian & Shelley MaherKathleen Cunningham & Dorothy Garland Hilda S. McLaughlinRandy Willis Fred S. & Jerri Grunewald Mr. & Mrs. Mike MitchellBrig. Gen H.J. Dalton.Jr. Bob & Marilyn Halpin Charlie & Anne MoonKenneth Driggs Melinda Hartnett & Chris E. H. & Sheila MooreVirginia C. Dykes Ellis Nancy & Joe Moore Laura V. Estrada Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Hawkins Mr. Thomas J. O'KeefeLucy H. & Rick Fredrickson William J. Hendrix Bill Pervin & Susan ChizeckSarah M. Hansen Dr. & Mrs. Charles Lloyd Robert & Pam Pope Henry & Mary Ellen Irving Hughes Sue Prather

Chuck & Lolisa Laenger John Humphrey MD Patricia RiceWilson & Gwyn Mason Mary Anne Ingram & Jim Ms. Gail M. SachsonMr. David M. May Schachterle Ellen SamuelsJune S. Morgan Mr. Jerry Knight Fred & Betty SeckerJan Nimmo In memory of Carol & George Kondos Jean Ann & Rudy Ray SewardDan Nimmo Steve Krant Brooks & Vicki ShaferJohn Owen Ms. Judy Lawhorn Mr. Joshua ShurbetMr. Patrick Parise William & Cynthia Meier Elaine Smith Joe and Mary Ring Scot & Eileen Milvenan Chuck& Debby SteinDeedie Rose Erika & Joel Nannis Pat StodghillEnika Schulze Mal & Linda Noone John SutherlandJerry Setliff& Joyia Elinson P.J. Peterson Ralph 0. Weber Gary & Genie Short Ms. Margie Reese Paul &Alison Wright Helen M. Sindermann Paul & Joan Ridley Z. & Shirley Zsohar

William & Juaniza Cross Happel Ms. Lee B Cullum John Harbin

FRIENDS Elizabeth Cummins Gerald & Francis Hare $50-$124 Ms. April Davis Edgar Harp Sarabeth Allen Claudia Davis Jim Hartley Ann Allred Jerry & Ruth Davis Rita Harvey Dr. & Mrs. Wayne R. Mr. & Mrs. Marvin DeMoss Charles Michael & Collyn Applebaum Mike & Jane Dempsey Hawn Mr. & Mrs. James K. Ms. Lorri Dickstein Gregory Hawthorne Appleton Ms. Janet A. Domaracki Mr. & Mrs. Craig Haynes

,. Mr. Randal Armstrong Lewis & Bonnie Donaghey Al & Judith Hearne Charles & Susan Arnett Don & Barbara Dowling Christiane Hepfer George Arroyo Mr. Robert J. Downs Susan Herbert Mr. Curtis Bagley Ruth Duff Jim & Aloha Higdon Pat Baker, Jr. David & Maureen Ehrlicher Lee & Mary Higdon Steve & Mary Baker Lee & Paula Eilbott Dr. Pamela R. Hill Ziona & Edwin Balaban Tim & Patricia Elliott Jerry & Robin Holbert Marie Bannister Ms. Bette Epstein Arthur & Dixie Hollers Ms. Bettye C. Barnes James & Kathryn Erickson John & Beverly E. Houston Charles & Janie Barnhardt David & Alycia Finklea Ernie & Elsie Hunt Helen & Paul Barton Rick Croley & Ann Fiorelli R. Neil & Joan HutsonRichard Baxter Paul Fitzgerald Ms. Emily Jackson

Carl & Jeanette Benson Richard L. & Kay Fleming Mr. Hal Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence G. Colleen Flickinger Albert & Lucille Jaffe Besson David M. Forsythe John & Rusty JaggersMr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bingham Michael Fortin Howard & Marla Janco John & Betty Birkner Dawn Fowler Matt C. Jansha Henry & Annie Bivins Chris & Lisa Fox Gene & Susan JohnsonDuncan & Elizabeth Lisa Fox Parris JonesBoeckman Bettie D. Francis Mr. Coy Jordan Dr. Jo Ellen Bogert Ms. Chrystine Franklin Ms. Carolyn KacenaJames & Arlene Booth Ms. Natalie Friedman Rich & Janeen KarmBill & Sharron Boruff Shannon H. Frink Michael Kay Alison Botts Frances Fulton Betty KeefeEdith Bourgeois Catalina Garcia & Rollin F. Betty & Tommy Keith Dan Bourland Gary Charlotte KellyPaul & Beth Braziller Pat Gentry Patrick & Judy KellyMs. Martha B Brooks Mr. James M. Gerhardt Genell 0. & Mark Kelso Robert & Patricia C. Brooks Mark & Era Gilbert Mrs. Anne KimbroughMrs. Nettie Brown Doug& Linda Gilpin Kurt KleinschmidtLarry & Tai an Burgess Mike&Sandra Gist Joyce & Howard KornMary Burkett Nancy Goble Anna KuznetsovaBob & Sue Burns Eileen Goldsteen Peggy Ladenberger, Ph.D.Pat & Nora Burns Barry & Pat Gou kier Lonnie & Marilyn LambertTed & Carol Bywaters Mrs. Leonard Graivier Steve LandreganJudith Calvert Shirley Ann Grannan John H. & Pam Lange Jr. Robert & Ruth Ann Cameron Bobby & Judith Greenwood James A. Lathim, Jr.H.E. & Carol Canada In honor of Jae Alder and in Shula LavieDaniel & Marcia Carrithers memory of Norma Young Jack & Jo Ann LeavittMr. Louis Chapman Jr. Ms. Willie Griffin Steve & Jeannine Lee Mr. Daniel P. Clark Mr. Fred Grinnell Mrs. Susan Lichten Chris & Martha Clark Elaina and Gary Gross Ms. Adalia P. LimMs. Connie Coit Jay Stankiewicz & Don John Lonergan & Linda Sherri Colby Groves Niessen Terry & Ann Conner Bob and Janet Hadeler John F. &Ann LubbenCory Coons & Emily Stadulis Greg & Heda Hahn Carol Ann Luby D. Scott Cooper Keith & Renee Hair Dr. & Mrs. P.E. Luecke, Jr.Randee & Colin Cope Jacqueline S. Hall Phil & Karen MacDonaldBetty and Tom Cox Luclare Hamby Aurora MadrigalJan Garten berg & Don Alan Mr. Alex Hamerman Ms. Sue Magness

Croll Mark & Lynda Hamilton Mrs. Jane Malone Mr. & Mrs. John Cross Todd Cearlock & Steven Ms. Nancy Marchant

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SUPPORTERS Theatre Three is supported by its Board of Directors, by subscribers, by funds from the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, The Texas Commission on the Arts, The National Endowment for the Arts, and The Shubert Foundation. Supporters also include TACA. Special in-kind support for Theatre Three's web site is provided by Quicksilver Interactive. Dream Cafe is the Opening Night Restaurant Sponsor for all Theatre Too shows. Dr. Delphinium is Theatre Three's florist. Baker Bros. Deli is the Official Opening Night Party Sponsor for Crazy for You. A major contribution from the estate of Marlene Webb, a longtime subscriber, has established the Theatre Three Endowment Fund in support of the building and its equipment.

THE ANNUAL FUND (continued)

Elaine Marshall Kay King Martin Bob & Phyllis Marwill Rev. & Mrs William Matthews Raymond & Carolyn Maturi Ms. Frances McGlinn Marcia McGoey Victoria McGrath Ricardo McKay Sam & Barbara McKenney Gordon McMillan K. Messerschmitt Richard Meyrat Kay Miller Leon Miller Mr. Richard Miller Ms. Teresa K. Miller David & Wilma Milne Milton & LaJohn Molhusen Ms. Loretta A. Monson Elizabeth Moore Kip & Delynda Moravec Ed & Josephine Morton Nan Moser Diana Muckleroy Ms. Jo Ann Murray Judy & George Nassif Ms. Elya Naxon Gregg& Debbie Nieman George Nilan, Jr. Larry & Coco Nix Mildred Odell Ms. Suzanne Oldham Herbert & Faynell Parker Patricia Parker Linda Patston Mrs. Patricia Peiser Benjamin Pena David & Lyn Pesta Mary Petterborg Russell & Murphy Phillips Raymond & Sandra Prevott Charles & Susan Ramirez Dr. & Mrs. Peter C. Ray Charles & Clara Reed Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Reed Andy & Beckie Reis berg Mr. Joseph M. Revesz Dr. & Mrs. Murray Rice Catherine Rich Rick & Claire Richker

David W. Ricker Sam & Sharon Ricks Ms. Dana Whitehead Rigg David Rodgers

Terry & Patricia Rosga Mr. David Ross Dewayne & Sharon Roy Nancy Rubin Mr. & Mrs. Warren L. Rubin Ken & Phyllis Rueckert Mr. Glenn Samford Betty Sarratt C. Wayne Schindler Jules & Hazel Schoenberg Jim & Marilyn Schwartz Norman & Susan Sereboff Carol A. Sewell Mr. Donald A. Shannon Patricia L. Shaughnessy Betty & John Si lander Bill & Brenda Sims Randall SkattumRobert SkeenDr. Nancy SlaughterJay Murter & Tomas SotoStephen & Susan SpencerMs. LaNeil SpivyKevin Spurrier J.D. & Nancy Stevens Carolyn & Thomas Stewart Billie StoneGary & Cathy Strum Jim & Mary Anne Strunc Ken Tapscott Nancy Strickland Mrs. Gus Taylor Anne Marie ThamesGlenn & Elise ToddJohn & Marilyn Tolle Mr. Bruce Toplek Mr. Tom Tunks Barbara S. Turner Max & Miriam Vernon Jonathan & Nancy Walker

Thomas E. & Charlotte Walker James F. & Barbara Wallis Dr. & Mrs. Mark H. Walters Floyd & Nancy H. Watson Rod & Grace Weiland Sara Whipple Jim and Tammy White

Lee C. & Valerie A. White Audrey Wick Michael Wiethorn Bettye Wiggins J. Kenneth & Alayne Wilemon Mr. Richard Wills Ellen Wilson M.D. Ed & Ylva Wolfgang Lee & Ramona Woodrum Chris P. Xeros Anne Zhang Linda Alesi & Alex Zuran

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THE JAC ALDER FOUNDER'S CIRCLE Theatre Three is honored to recognize the patrons and artists whose many years of support and dedication have made 50 years of continuous productions possible.

Rae Allen & Claudine Sherrill Harold R. & Marion Avery Ida Jane & Doug Bailey Lawrence & Elizabeth Barron Henry & Annie Bivins Floyd J. Durr& James Lee Blackwell Mr. & Mrs. Bruce C. Boardman Mr. Bill E. Carter

Tom Cornell Carol L. Croy Dale & Claire Cunningham Gabe & Carol Dallal Brig. Gen. Jerry Dalton Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Denker Mr. & Mrs. Amon DeNur Sam Y. Dorfman, Jr. M.D. Mark E. Dressendorfer Virginia C. Dykes Mrs. H. Mathews Garland Mrs. Leonard Graivier Stan Graner&Jim McBride Mr. Fred Grinnell Robert & Janet Hadeler Mr. Alex Hamerman John & Meg Hauge John & Sandi Hebley Christiane Hepfer Charles & Trudy Hess Ms. Carol Holgren Emily Jefferson Mr. Stephen A. B. Krant Mr. James A. Lathim Jr.

IN MEMORIAM

Jim & Peggy Lubniewski Mr. & Mrs. David G. Luther, Jr. Mona Magnis Mrs. Jane Malone Mrs. Eugene McDermott Samuel R. & Barbara McKenney Hilda S. McLaughlin Scot & Eileen Milvenan June S. Morgan Nan Moser George & Judy Nassif Ms. Elya Naxon Patricia Rice Mr. William Windsor Richardson Elizabeth Rivera Drs. Eileen & Harvey Rosenblum Richard & Enika Schulze Joyia Elinson & Jerry L. Setliff Jean Ann & Rudy Ray Seward Nancy S. Shamblin Ms. Janet Spencer Shaw Gary & Eugenie Short Robert S. Sloan Margaret D. Sloman Clarice Smith Mrs. Elaine Smith Evelyn R. Smith Chuck & Debby Stein Gene & Marge Stockton Pat Stodghill

Don & Norma Stone John & Bonnie Strauss Frank Sulzbach Joan WinandyTamez M.D. Peggy Townsley Barbara S. Turner Patricia A. Vaughan

Thomas E. & Charlotte Walker Charlie & Laura Weems Kathy Williams-Hunter Harland Wright

Supporters wishing to consider legacies to the theatre are eligible for professional financial advice through Theatre Three's development office. Contact Cory Norman at 214-871-3300, ext. 208.

Contributions have been made in memory of, or from the estates of: Eleanor Bushman Berman, Fred and Mary Buchanan, Sam a[ Shirley Catter, Margaret Hatcher Coit, Bill Dallas, Gene Diskey, William T. Dobson, Scott Everheart, Dwain Fail, Javad Fiuzat, MD, Dr. Joel B. Goldsteen, Paula Goodlet, Oliver Hailey, Ann Ray Kelly, Lloyd W. Kitchens Jr., MD, Sidney Lynn,Anne Weeks Jackson, Jim Jackson, Lynn Mathis, Polly Lou McAdams Moore, Zane Prather, Masha Porte, Carolyn Ryburn, Frank Rey, Martin B. Roberts, Mary Blanche Scales, Charlotte E. Schumacher, Edward B. Summerhill, Lynn Townsley, May Tweed, Audrey B. Waite, June Webb, Marlene Webb, Evelyn Wilke, Martha Roselyn Wright, and Norma Young .

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