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Board of Directors Ann VanDemark President

Lee Burkhardt Vice President, Administration

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Fred Bock Co-Vice President, Marketing Joni Muskovitz Co-Vice President, Marketing

Wayne Burkhardt Vice President, Production Tim Morley Secretary

Leooard Zazula Treasurer Fred Beutler Ric Hunt Chris Karow Anne Kolaczkowski Magee Sandy Young Sharon Sussman Jeff Zupan

Honorary Advisory Committee Constance Baron Don Faber Guy Larcom Pamela Seevers

Robert Bartels Sally Fleming jerold lax David Shipman

louis D. Belcher Kathleen M. Fojtik Charlotte McGeoch Raymond j. Smit

Richard Black Dan Fusfeld Virginia Patton Moss Neil Staebler

Ron Brooks Patricia Garcia Samuel Mull ice Dr. Edward Stasheff

Richard Brunvard Claribel Baird Halstead Karen O'Neal Ken Stevens

Donald Chisholm Mary and john Hathaway Anneke Overseth Elizabeth Stranahan

Alan Clague Fred Hindley William & Mary Palmer Carol Tice

Russell Collins Robert C. Hughes Prof. Willis Patterson Christine Trautwein

Albert Coudron james Hunt Edward C. Pierce Alice Vining

Mildred Danielson Zeke Jabbour Beverley & Pat Pooley William Varus

Robert Darvas Gerald D. Jernigan Eugene B. Power Katharine Wallace

Elizabeth Dexter Henry johnson Michael Radock Zelma Weisfeld

Peter Eckstein Wilfred Kaplan Deanna Relyea Robert White

Judge & Mrs. S.j. Elden Roberta Keniston Duane Renken John Woodford

Virginia Eveland HenryS. Landau D ick & Norma Sarns Phyllis Wright

AACT Season Staff Archives

Audio Visual Chair Box Office Chair

Costume Superintendent Costume Rentals

Education Co-Chairs Front of House/Ushers

library Lighting Department Chair

Mailing Supervisor Make-Up/Wigs

Photographer Play Selection Committee Chair 1993-94

Prcxluction Coordinators, Second Stage

Bob Seeman Jeff Zupan Marjorie Cripps Lee Burkhardt Barbara We/Js

AACT Capital Campaign Committee

Program Editor Props Chair

Scene Shop Chair Social Co-Chairs

SPOTLIGHT Editors Ticket Agent

Membership Chair

Marshall Forstot, Tom Underwood judy Ripple Larry Rusinsky Thorn Johnson Howard Fox Rosemarie Rothe Fred Beutler Ric Hunt Anne Kolaczkowski Magee, Martha Montoye, Tim Morley Sue Booth Betty Wamback Wayne Burkhardt Martha Montoye, Debra Golden Marie and Dill Murrell Conrad Mason }oni Muskovitz

AACT Staff

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Clan and Alice Crawford jr. judge and Mrs. S.J. Elden

Rick Hadler Owen and Bonnie Haig

Dave Harbison Ted Heusel

Carolyn Lepard Conrad Mason

Cruse and Ginny Moss Peter Niedbala

Patrick O'Meara Anneke Overseth

Bob Seeman Cliff Sheldon

Neil and Burnette Staebler Anne Walker Sandy Young

Administrative Manager Wendy Wright

Project Coordinator Susan Morseth

Director, Marketing & Development Susan Bellinson

Bookkeeper Lois Vogt

The Cast Oscar Jaffee........... ....................... . .... Tim Henning lily Garland........... ..Julia Broxholm Bruce Granit .................. . ..................... John 0. Renken Oliver Webb .......................................... Charles Sutherland Owen O'Malley......................... . ........ Terence McGinn letitia Peabody Primrose ............................. Kara Pawlowski Max Jacobs ........................................................... jim Nissen Conductor/Grover lockwood/Or. Johnson ..... .David Burkam Imelda Thornton .......................................... Suzie Ackerman Porters .................................... Susan Filipiak, Bruce Keisling,

David Moore, Eddie Sugarman Agnes ......................................................... Becky Zarna Fox Emily/Anita/Nurse/Conductor's •friend" ........ Wendy Wright Company ............................. Eiise Diels, Connie Jo Ferguson, Gene Gaunt, Ric Hunt, Peter Kentes, Carolyn Norton, Erik Olsen, Sharon Sussman, Catherine Wadhams, liza Wirtz, Peter Yonka, linda Young

The Staff Director/Choreographer...... . ......... Jim Posante

Musical Director................................... . .. Ben Cohen

Assistant to the Director ................................. lee Burkhardt

Production Team ............... lee Burkhardt, Wayne Burkhardt

Marjorie Cripps, Martha Montoye, Rosemarie Rothe Stage Manager................ . ..................... Cynthia Dunitz

Assistant Stage Manager .................................. David Forstot

Set Designer .............................................. Christine Reising

Set Builder ............................................... Wayne Burkhardt

lighting Designer ........................................... Ann Walaskay

Sound Designer ................................................. Barry laRue

Costume Designer ...................................... Christine Reising Properties .................................................... Betty Wamback Makeup Chair..... . ............................... Rosemarie Rothe

Rehearsal Pianists... . ........... Doug Howell, liz Olsen

The Crew Set Crew Costume Crew Makeup Crew

jim Barnes Toby Carver

David Damroze Gabriel Heiss Emily Henton Denny Jacobs Chad Konkel

Jim Nicastri Bob Seeman Mark Sesvold

Jennifer Szajna Nick Wang

Nancy Weiss

Jayne Burch Connie Jo Ferguson

Becky Zarna Fox Margaret Rust Marilyn Smith

Diane Branczeisz Donna Fusco Mary Hearns

lyn Rein Zena Sheinberg

Martha Montoye (Hair)

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Carolyn J. Norton Tomy Waichunas

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Lighting Crew

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Bruce Keisling, David Moore, Susan Filipiak, and Eddie Sugarman (Porters) for help with the tap sequences

1992-93 Play Selection Committee Members

This committee is responsible for our fabulous 1992-93 MainStage season

Chairman: David Burkam

Kathi Genik Wendy Hiller

Ric Hunt Dan Kitowski

Anne Kolaczkowski Magee Judy Ripple Brad Roberts

Wendy Wright

Box Office Chairmen louisa Pieper

Marjorie Cripps

Box Office Staff Kathleen Carr

Bette Ellis li Ia Breitner Sophie Farah Edwina Fidler Howard Fox

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June Norton Edith Pinter

Helen Reach Annette Schultz Carol Sheldon

Judy Shieh Doris Sperling

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Musical Numbers -ACTONE-

STRAN DED .... . .................................................... Company SADDLE UP THE HORSE. . .... Oliver, Owen, Porters and Company I RISE AGAIN......... . ................................................. Oscar, Oliver, Owen OSCAR/LILY #1 ..... . .............................. Porters INDIAN MAIDEN'S LAMENT...... ................... . .................. Imelda VERON I QUE................................................. . ....... Lily and Company OSCAR/LILY #2 ......... . ................................ Porters I HAVE WRITTEN A PLAY.. . ...... Conductor, Conductor's "Friend" TOGETHER.................................................... . ........................................................... Company NEVER ......................... .............................. . ...... Lily Ol iver Owen OUR PRIVATE WORLD................................. ..................... . .... Lily, Oscar REPENT............................ ................................................. . ......................................... Letitia MINE .......................................................................................... . ............... Bruce, Oscar I'VE GOT IT ALL ...................... . ..................... . .. Lily, Oscar.

-ACT TWO-LIFE IS LIKE A TRAIN ..... .................................... Porters I HAVE WRITTEN A PLAY................... . .................................... Congressman, Anita FIVE ZEROS ............................................................................. Oliver, Owen, Letitia, Oscar I HAVE WRITTEN A PLAY.................... . .................................................. Doctor, Nurse SIGN LILY SIGN................................................ . ....... Oliver, Owen, Letitia, Lily, Bruce, Oscar SHE'S A NUT........................ ..................... ............ ......... . .................... Company MAX JACOBS................. . ............................................................... Max Jacobs BABETTE. ............................ ........................ ........................... . .... Lily LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT .......................... . ........... Oscar LILY/OSCAR ................... ..................................... . ......... Lily, Oscar SADDLE UP THE HORSE (reprise). ............... ........................................... . .......... Company

The Orchestra Reeds ............. Kathy Hines, Tim Miller, justin Flynn, Jacob Yarrow, Chris Braue Trumpets. .................... ......................... . .............. Jeff Stannard, Kris Kwapis Horns........... ............................. . ................................................. jennifer Oliva, Haley Hoops Bass. ... ................ . .......... jason Bednarz Piano............. .......... ... ....... .Doug Howell Percussion .............. ................... .

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About The Cast SUZIE KNOOP ACKERMAN (Imelda Thornton) is making her first appearance with AACT. At age 1S, her first major role was Helen Keller in THE MIRACLE WORKER. She moved from the state of Washington to Ann Arbor in '84 to study voice at the UofM and has been singing professionally for the past 6 years on a Christian TV/Radio program The Choices We Face. Suzie's voice can be heard on the Emmy Award winning film, A PLACE CALLED HOME. Next weekend she will be appearing in THE CURIOUS SAVAGE at the Trueblood Theatre, a benefit for Hope Clinic. Please come!!!

DAVID BURKAM (Conductor/Grover Lockwood/Doctor Johnson) has been involved with AACT for many years, performing in TWELFTH NIGHT, DROOD, and WONDERFUL TOWN, and chairing the 1991-93 Main Stage play selection committee. Most recently he appeared at the Performance Network in TOMFOOLERY and ISABELLA, THREE SHIPS AND A SHYSTER. David is proud to announce what he hopes to be the end of his doctoral work this summer and the start of his real life (whatever that is!)

JULIA BROXHOLM (Lily Garland) has been involved in music since the age of 8. Following the completion of her Master's degree at the UofM, she spent a season with the Michigan Opera Theatre and has sung with the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra and the Saginaw Symphony. She is on the voice faculty of Siena Heights College, is a soloist with the First Presbyterian Church, as well as the soprano in the Great Lakes Quartet. AACT audiences last saw Julia as Johanna in SWEENEY TODD.

ELISE DIELS (Company) most recently appeared as Lady Larken in ONCE UPON A MATIRESS and as Sister Margaretta in THE SOUND OF MUSIC. She is a Junior at EMU majoring in Computer Informational Systems. While not studying or performing, Elise also enjoys softball, volleyball, and playing the piano.

CONNIE JO FERGUSON (Company/Dance Captain) loves to dance. She studies and teaches ballet, jazz, modern, tap and Appalachian clogging. She has appeared in AACT productions of CINDERELLA and SWEET CHARITY, and worked on the lights for LEND ME A TENOR. She has choreographed, performed and worked backstage on many Manistee Civic Players productions. Connie Jo's "Fiashdance" persona finds her testing automotive engines by day and teaching dance and spending time in the theatre by night!

SUSAN FILIPIAK (Porter/Tap Captain) is returning to AACT after a long absence. She was in PIPPIN, CHICAGO, and WORKING (AACT), played Peggy Sawyer in 42ND STREET (Chelsea Area Players) and Maggie Jones in 42ND STREET (Croswell Opera House). She has choreographed shows for G&S Society including PIRATES OF PENZANCE, PRINCESS IDA, and THE SORCERER. As a dance instructor for the Ann Arbor Rec Dept., Susan is currently teaching over 1SO students of all ages to tap.

MARSHALL FORSTOT (Company) has kept busy since his stage debut as Daddy Brubeck in AACT's SWEET CHARITY in the fall of 1991. He has performed in 9 different productions including SWEENEY TODD (AACT), RUDDIGORE (UMGASS), and as the singing cowboy/narrator in SNEAKY FITCH (AACT). He was most recently seen as Mr. Van Daan in THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK. Marshall currently serves as Co-Chairperson of AACT's Education Committee.

BECKY ZARNA FOX (Agnes-The Maid) is happy to be the maid, although she doesn't do windows! Seen previously as one of the sisters in AACT's CINDERELLA, she hopes her characters don't begin to rub off on her.

GENE GAUNT (Company) has worked as the piano player for many shows. He has appeared in the AACT choruses of CHICAGO, DAMN YANKEES, and CINDERELLA. Gene just finished playing for the Richard Maltby/David Shire revue CLOSER THAN EVER, which sold out every night! In real life, he is a contract programmer/analyst for Technalysis Corporation.

TIM HENNING (Oscar Jaffee) continues to be extremely active in the theatre. AACT audiences will remember him as the King in CINDERELLA, Pops in SNEAKY FITCH, Bill Sikes in OLIVER!, and lito Morelli in LEND ME A TENOR. Tim is writing a play with Larry Rusinsky, plans to videotape another play he's written, and is working on a third play. He studied with the American playwright Romulus Linney at Columbia University (NYC). At the beginning of the movie, "Code of Silence", he's the guy in a bright blue sweater trying to interview the drug suspects just before you see Chuck Norris check on Dennis Farina's leg wound.

J, RICARDO HUNT (Company) has been active with AACT both on and off stage for 3 seasons. Along with appearances in THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940, AIN'T MISBEHAVIN', FENCES, and WAIT UNTIL DARK, he has also served as Assistant Director (CRIMES OF THE HEART, LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES) and Producer (LEND ME A TENOR) and chaired the 1993-94 MainStage play selection committee. He is looking forward to directing A SOLDIER'S PLAY next summer.

PETER KENTES (Company) is a professional dancer who currently teaches at WCC, UofM, and Dance Gallery Studios. He previously appeared in AACT production of SWEET CHARITY as Vittorio Vidal and choreographed and performed in CINDERELLA. Madonna danced in his Graduate Theses Concert at UofM. He has two dancing, singing children, Ariana (9) and Galen (7). In addition to his dance teaching, Peter is a professional photographer and model.

BRUCE KIESLING (Porter) is a sophomore in the Musical Theatre program at the UofM. He was murdered last summer in AACT's SWEENEY TODD. Bruce has also assistant musical directed BRIGADOON, THE BAKER'S WIFE, and PAL JOEY at the University. In addition, he wrote the music for the new musical, KING OF THE PLAYGROUND, which premiered in the Arena in February. Bruce is very happy to be on stage again.

TERRY McGINN (Owen O'Malley) has sung lead and principal roles for Comic Opera Guild, Gilbert & Sullivan Society and AACT, including Joe Hardy in AACT's 1987 production of DAMN YANKEES. Terry is a soloist in the Northside Community church and has studied voice with Mary Ellen Hagel.

DAVID M. MOORE (Porter) has appeared in UofM Musical Theatre Program performances of ON THE TOWN, DRAGONS, IF MY FRIENDS COULD SEE ME NOW, as well as with AACT in DAMN YANKEES, MAME, M USIC MAN, and BORN YESTERDAY. He enjoys programming computers and caving.

JIM NISSEN (Max jacobs) has music-directed several shows, including SWEET CHARITYand SWEENEY TODD for AACT, POSSESSED for the Purple Rose Theatre Company, GONDOLIERS, MIKADO, IOLANTHE, H. M.S. PINAFORE, and PIRATES for UMGASS, and THE CAPTAIN'S WIFE for the New American Theatre. This is the first time since high school for Jim to be on stage. By day jim is Professor of Humanities at Schoolcraft College in Livonia and at Concordia College in Ann Arbor.

CAROLYN J. NORTON (Company) has appeared as Mother Burnside in MAME and in the chorus of OLIVER! She was Assistant Director for BRIGADOON, has worked on props for many AACT productions, and was the former Social Chair. Carolyn enjoys tap dancing and using a hot glue gun for gluing anything she can get her hands on!

ERIK OLSEN (Company) has appeared with AACT in the choruses of MAME, OLIVER!, SWEET CHARITY, and CINDERELLA. He also played one ninth of the title role in TRIAL BY JURY last fall. A junior at the UofM, Erik is the Series Producer of "Quickly Produced Tee Vee", which just finished its second season. He was also a member of Comedy Company this past semester and has been known to sleep on occasion.

KARA PAWLOWSKI (Letitia Peabody Primrose) is thrilled to be making her AACT debut. A graduate of the Interlochen Arts Academy, she is looking forward to her junior year in the Musical Theatre program at UofM beginning next fall. Kara is from Chicago where she has enjoyed being a part of The Lyric Opera Company and the Jedlicka Performing Arts Center. She has played such roles as Lily Garland in ON THE 20TH CENTURY and johanna in SWEENEY TODD. (Thanks, Dante!) Thanks ·also to Mom, Dad, Non, Gag, and Carl for putting up with this "nut"!

JOHN 0. RENKEN (Bruce Granit) is an attorney with the Ann Arbor office of Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone. He has been seen in leading roles here and there in THE MUSIC MAN, OKLAHOMA!, ONCE UPON A MATTRESS, BRIGADOON, ANNI E GET YOUR GUN, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, SOUTH PACIFIC, HELLO DOLLY, WEST SIDE STORY, THE SOUND OF MUSIC and THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE. Last year, AACT audiences saw him as Oscar in SWEET CHARITY. J+K.

EDDIE SUGARMAN (Porter) is a junior in the Musical Theatre program at the UofM. Last spring, Eddie appeared as Tobias in the AACT production of SWEENEY TODD. His University credits include EVITA, COMPANY, A DAY IN HOL YWOOD/A NIGHT IN THE UKRAINE, and most recently, Harry Beaton in BRIGADOON. Also at Michigan, he appeared in the Kirshenbaum musical BETTER ALL THE TIME. Thank you Mom and Dad for all of your love and support.

SHARON SUSSMAN (Company) last appeared as the Stepmother in AACT's CINDERELLA. She also played Merteuil in LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES, Blanche in BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS, and Helene in SWEET CHARITY. Professionally, Sharon has performed with the Marquis Theatre (Northville), and the Greenfield Village Players (Dearborn), and she toured the country with the Prince Street Players production of WIZARD OF OZ. In her spare time, Sharon auditions for every show in sight!

CHARLES SUTHERLAND (Oliver Webb) has served two terms on the board, was the producer of the Mainstreet Shows from 1980-83, and has performed in many shows at AACT, including BRIGADOON, CHICAGO, CAMELOT, and most recently, SWEENEY TODD. He directed MORNING'S AT SEVEN, HEDDA GABLER, ENGAGED, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, BEDROOM FARCE, and THE REAl THING, to name a few. He has also performed in 23 Gilbert & Sull ivan productions.

CATHERINE WADHAMS (Company) has sung in the chorus for Chelsea Area Players' CAMElOT. She has also sung with the Ann Arbor Civic Chorus for 8 years and UofM Choral Union for 5 years. Catherine is making her AACT stage debut, although she has worked on props for THE MUSIC MAN and THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD. She is a law librarian by profession.

EliZABETH 0. WIRTZ (Company) has just finished her MA in Musico logy at the UofM School of Music. Recent credits include Tessa in THE GONDOLIERS, Dame Hannah in RUDDIGORE, Dame Carruthers in YEOMEN OF THE GUARD (all with UMGASS), and joanne in GODSPELL. She is president of UMGASS and sleeps occasionally in her spare time.

WENDY WRIGHT (Anita/Emily/Nurse/Conductor's "Friend") was last seen by AACT audiences as Petronella VanDaan in THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK. After the intensity of that show she says she hasn't had so much fun doing a show in a long time. She would like to thank Jim & Ben for giving her this part instead, Dan for flying in from California, and David for his perpetual willingness to do weird and obscene things with her onstage.

PETER YONKA (Company) is pursuing a B.F.A. Degree in Musical Theatre at the UofM. He has been involved in A DAY IN HOLlYWOOD/A NIGHT IN THE UKRAINE, BRIGADOON, PAl JOEY, SWEENEY TODD, MY FAIR lADY, GUYS AND DOllS, ANYTHING GOES, and 42ND STREET.

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About The Staff LEE BURKHARDT (Assistant to the Director), having garnered a wealth of information acting in this capacity for SWEET CHARITY, could not wait to join (along with several others) the crew of another show directed by jim Posante. Although not the initial drawing card to the world of theatre, being Assistant to the Director is a pleasant and enjoyable break from her other interests at AACT as Vice President for Administration and Costume Superintendent. During those hours not spent at AACT, Lee serves as Administrative Assistant to the Chair of the UofM Chemistry Department.

WAYNE BURKHARDT (Set Builder) joined Civic Theatre in 1988 and became the scene shop manager soon after. He has worked on the behind-the-scenes production of a majority of the plays since then. Wayne has also been involved in producing plays, in many backstage crew activities, in the building of sets, and has done a few walk-on parts, but his real interest is in getting the production technically ready to go. Wayne was the liaison for the renovation of our wonderful new theatre building. He presently holds the position of Building Manager, still manages the scene shop, is chair for special effects, serves as Vice President for Production, participates on a number of committees, and continues to assist in the renovation projects. He calls it a busy and rewarding way to spend one•s time. Come and join him and you can have fun too!

BEN COHEN (Musical Director) is a native of the Boston area; he came to Ann Arbor in the fall of '91 after conducting, teaching and composing in Cambridge, MA. Ben has just received his Master's degree in Choral Conducting from the UofM. 20TH CENTURY marks his second production with AACT; he was choral director and vocal coach for SWEENEY TODD last spring. Other Ann Arbor credits include musical director for TRIAL BY JURY and UMGASS' RUDDIGORE, and composer and musical director for Young People's Theatre's ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS. His CASEY AT THE BAT, an original baseball opera seria, was just performed by Young People's Theatre at AACT's Old Friends Theatre.

CYNTHIA A. DUNITZ (Stage Manager) has previously designed lights and stage managed for Common Ground Theater Company, and Whitley Setrakian & People Dancing, and has coordinated the stage production for the Annie Awards for the last two years. She was the stage manager for AACT's TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD and SWEET CHARITY. Cynthia enjoys basketball, needlepoint, musical theatre, folk music, and dogs (not necessarily in that order!)

BARRY LaRUE (Lighting Designer) is the Senior House Technican for University productions. He manages the backstage at both Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre and the Power Center for the Performing Arts. Barry is an avid historic preservationist in his hometown of Ypsilanti. He serves on the Ypsilanti Historic District Commission and recently ran for re-election to his City Council seat. He has designed lights for AACT's TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD and sound for AIN'T MISBEHAVIN', SWEET CHARITY, and SWEENEY TODD.

JIM POSANTE (Director/Choreographer! has been directing for a number of years in this area. His first show for AACT was the 1976 production of OKLAHOMA! Since then, he has been involved in every season either onstage or behind the scenes. Some of his AACT credits include FOLLIES, CAROUSEL, THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM, CHICAGO, HOW THE OTHER HALF LOVES, DROOD, PIPPIN, GUYS AND DOLLS, SWEET CHARITY, and last season's award winning SWEENEY TODD. His most recent credits include director for GREASE for Greenhills School (where he has directed for 17 years), POSSESSED, THE DRACULA MUSICAL at the Purple Rose in Chelsea, and choreographer for Encore!, a professional vocal ensemble. He is currently writing a play with Peter Knox and Linda Kendall to be produced at the Performance Network in '94, and this summer will be directing and choreographing OKLAHOMA! and SWEET CHARITY for the Thunder Bay Theatre Company in Alpena.

CHRISTINE REISING (Set and Costume Designer) is an Associate Professor of Art at Siena Heights College where she teaches drawing and painting. Chris has been active in AACT for the last 8 years. She was last year's recipient of AACT's Costume Design award for her work on SWEET CHARITY. Other productions include SECRET GARDEN, ELEEMOSYNARY, THE PUBLIC, TOMFOOLERY, and ISABELLA THREE SHIPS AND A SHYSTER.

ROSEMARIE ROTHE (Makeup Designer) enjoys making people look different, for better or for worse. This is her 1Oth year doing make-up for AACT and the 1Oth show she has been make-up designer; the first being THE FOREIGNER and the most recent MORNING'S AT SEVEN. Rosemarie is often asked, "How did you get involved in doing make-up for AACT?" Her answer, she showed up at AACT's office 10 years ago and said she wanted to get involved in theater. Here she is 10 years later, still involved and loving (almost) every minute of it!

ANN M. WALASKAY (Lighting Designer) has been working with various Ann Arbor and Detroit theatres for the past couple of years, most recently with the Dreamlight Theatre Company. This is her first attempt at lighting design, but "exploring new worlds, even ones you create, is good for the soul." Ann loves to travel, play with her nephews and niece, and tamper with her computer•s autoexec commands.

BETTY WAMBACK (Props Chair) has worked with many productions since joining AACT. She has done props for MAME, I'M NOT RAPPAPORT, DIARY OF ANNE FRANK to name a few. Currently she is the season chair for properties and is always looking for people to work backstage and enjoy the madness back there!

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In 1991, Ann Arbor Civtc Theatre purchased a building on Platt Road and has completely renovated it to create a marvellous 26,000 square foot performing arts complex that can be used not only by Civic Theatre, but also by other regional arts groups. The facility includes: a 175 seat theater; three rehearsal rooms, dressing rooms, costume and scene shops; storage areas; common areas and business offices. Community interest in this project continues to be strong and subscription sales to Second Stage shows, performed in the new theater, have rocketed.

Our fund raising goal to support the purchase and renovation of our new home is $1.25 million. What's really exciting is that $979,494 is already committed, which means that we have only $270,506 left to raise.

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Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Capital Campaign

'HOME AT LAST' In response to the Capital Campaign of Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, and

in consideration of the gifts of others for this purpose, I (we) pledge

to Ann Arbor Civic Theatre: $ ______ .

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If you haven't had the opportunity to visit our new focility yet, please drop by and we'll be delighted to show you around. If you would like additional project information, call971-0605. Thank you for your consideration.

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-11 OPERA: Dialogues des Carmelites Set during the French Revoluuon, this powerful and melodic opera, composed by Francis Poulenc, is based on the true account of sixteen Carmelite nuns who were ordered to either cease their meditations or be executed. This production is sung in French with English supertitles. Opera Theatre • University Symphony Orchestra • November 11 • 14

-11 DRAMA: The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & Joseph, Herod the Nut, & the Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a Pear Tree This production, an imaginative -yet poignant- re-telling of the Christmas story, is very humorous without ever losing the original significance of the occasion. A must-see for everyone written by William Gibson, who also wrote Two for the Seesaw and The Miracle Worker. Department of Theatre and Drama • December 2 . 5

-11 DANCE: In the Spirit of Diaghilev The University Dance Company with the University Symphony Orchestra present a collage of dances as a tribute to Sergei Pavlovich Diaghilev, the great impresario of the Ballets Russes. A highlight of this production is the remounting of choreographer Vaslav Nijinsky's rarely perfonncd ballet, Afternoon of a Faun, set to the music of Claude Debussy. University Dance Company • University Symphony Orchestra • February 3 • 6

-11 MUSICAL THEATRE: The Most Happy Fella The artistic team that brought you last season's sell-out hit, Brigadoon, returns to present Frank Loesser's landmark musical drama about an immigrant vineyard owner, a much younger waitress, and the unexpected, magical, and sometimes troubled love between them. Musical Theatre Program • April14. 17

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