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RENT Book, Music and Lyrics by Jonathan Larson

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Upcoming EventsDLO Musical Theatre9 to 5: the musical

Music by Dolly Parton, Book by Patricia Resnick

Jenny Taylor — Direction, Jesse Pierce — ChoreographyDLO is pulling out all the stops with this Screen-to-Broadway hit. The anctics

of the office battling a sexist, womanizing boss will leave you wanting to return to the magic of the 70’s and leisure suits!

Fri.-Sat.-Sun., February 14, 15 & 16, 2014DACC — Bremer Auditorium

Danville Public Library FoundationPage to stage Vol. iii - masquerade

November 1, 2013, DACC — Bremer Auditorium

The Red Mask Playerssly Fox

November 1-3, 8-10, 2013i bet your liFe

Jan. 31, Feb. 1-2, 7-9, 2014

Westville High School Drama Club and Concert Chorusthe Wizard oF oz

November 2-3, 2013, WHS Old Gym

North Ridge Theatre Companytelling Wilde tales

November 14-15, 2013, 7:00 p.m., NRMS Cafetorium

Vermilion Festival ChorusFall concert - handel’s messiah

Sunday, November 17, 2013, Holy Family Catholic Church

Danville Municipal Bandchristmas concert

Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013, St. James UMC

Danville Symphony Orchestraan italian christmas

Sunday, December 15, 2013, 7:30 p.m., DHS DVD Auditorium

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From the directors of Les Mis:We are pleased to announce that audi-tions for the upcoming first-ever collaborative DLO Musical Theatre / Danville Area Community College production of the long-running Broadway hit, Les Misérables will be held Sunday, Janu-ary 12, 2014, beginning at 2:00 pm and Tuesday, January 14, 2014, beginning at 6:00 pm. Call-backs will be held on Wednes-day, January 15, 2014, beginning at 6:00 pm. All auditions will be held in the Bremer Theater at the Bremer Confer-ence Center on the DACC campus. An accompanist pianist will be provided. Please prepare 32 bars of a song of your choice for the audition. All roles will be cast “age-appropriately” for the show. There are parts available from young children through mature adults.

CastRoger Davis..................................................Dalton HallsMark Cohen..........................................Adam JohnsonTom Collins.............................................QuIntin BrownBenjamin Coffin III..................................Brandon ParksJoanne Jefferson..................................Merrisha BryantAngel Dumott Schunard............................Matt HesterMimi Marquez............................................Victoria HuntMaureen Johnson.....................................Sarah AlbersMrs. Cohen/Police Officer....................Nancy KeenerMrs. Davis/Homeless Woman..............Sue DaughertyMrs. Jefferson...................................Shanice McGuireMr. Jefferson/Gordon/The Man............Aaron MartinMrs. Marquez/Vendor..............................Barb WhalingSue/Police Officer..................................Deborah HaleSqueegieman/Paul/Waiter.......................Cole HuberSteve...........................................................Matt WoodsAli/Junkie..........................................................Amy KirtsPam/Vendor...............................................Kelli CarltonPastor.........................................................Lauren SmithAlexi Darling....................................................Liz KistnerVendor.......................................................Rachel TaylorVendor............................................................Trudy WolfJunkie............................................................Brittni WaitesBody Guard....................................Stanford Oglesby IV

OrchestraMarty Lindvahl................................................ConductorJan Voorhees...........................................................PianoBelinda Smith....................................................KeyboardJames Jones............................................................GuitarCreighton Cole...........................................................BassAaron Bosloug.........................................................Drums 5

Performances: May 2014

AUDITIONS:December 8, 2:00 - 5:00 & December 9, 6:00 to 9:00. Come prepared to sing a 30 second excerpt from a song that will showcase your pop style best. Come

prepared to stay for dance auditions as well. There is a lot

of movement is this show and opportu-nity for great involvement and fun even in the ensemble. We will also be read-ing some excerpts from the script to

find the character in you! Expect to stay for one to three hours depending on turnout and what we think we will need to see from you.

Performances: February 2014

2013-2014 Back to the StageReturning the Movie Musical to the Stage

Special Thanks to the following, who helped make this production happen:

The Village Mall 1st Savings Bank The Beef House Red Mask

Brandon Parks Ricoh Copiers Depke Welding Geno’s Thrift

Store Danville Public LIbrary Danville Metal Stamping Grubb Electrical Danville High School Andrew Shields

Vermilion County Rape Crisis Center Theresa Curtis Jeff Kuras Dave Techtow Henry Hunt Heather Miyagi Erich Hannah

Brad Smith Bratland’s Pharmacy Rich Goben Nancy Keener Carol Kritser Canadian National Railroad Laura Lee Fellowship Hall

DLO Musical Theatre sincerely apologizes for any omissions to this list at the time we went to press. Please see the poster in the lobby

during intermission for additional special thank yous!

Vermilion Festival Chorus will be per-forming selections from George Fred-eric Handel’s oratorio “Messiah” during our 28th annual fall concert at 3 p.m. on Sunday November 17th at Holy Family Catholic Church, 444 E. Main Street in Danville.

For more information contact chorus man-ager Gene Schroeder at 217-446-7543.

ACT 2“Seasons of Love”........................................................Community“Happy New Year A & B”..…….............................................…… Roger, Mark, Mimi, Collins, Angel, Maureen, Joanne & Benny“Take Me or Leave Me”….………................Maureen & Joanne“Seasons of Love B.......................................................Community“Without You”.............................................................Roger & Mimi“Contact”......................................................Angel & Community“I’ll Cover You” (Reprise)...............................Collins & Company“Halloween”..............................................................................Mark“Goodbye Love”.............................................................................. Roger, Mark, Mimi, Collins, Maureen, Joanne & Benny“What You Own”....................................................Roger & Mark“Finale A”.......................................................................Community“Your Eyes”..............................................................................Roger“Finale B”......................................................................Community

Synopsis of Scenes & Musical Numbers

ACT 1“Tune Up A & B”.....................………Mark & Roger, Collins , Benny“Rent”..............................................................…..Community“Christmas Bells #1”……....…......................…………..Community“You Okay Honey”..................................................Angel & Collins“One Song Glory”...................................................................Roger“Light My Candle”..................................................…Mimi & Roger“Today for You A”.............................................Collins, Roger, Mark“Today for You B”...............................Collins, Roger, Mark & Angel“You’ll See”...........................Benny, Mark, Roger, Collins & Angel“Tango Maureen”..................................................Mark & Joanne“Support Group”....................................................…..Community“Out Tonight”..….......…............................................................Mimi“Another Day”..........................................................Roger & Mimi“Will I”.......................................................................…..Community“On the Street”.......................................................…..Community“Sante Fe”........................................Collins, Angel & Community“I’ll Cover You”.....................................................Angel & Collins“We’re Okay”......................................................................Joanne“Christmas Bells”......................................................…..Community“Over the Moon”..............................................................Maureen“La Vie Boheme”..........................................................Community

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Dlo musical theatre Board of Directors

President: Rick Welchans Vice President: Heather Miyagi treasurer: Andrew Peters secretary: Chelsea Zych

Jennifer Dixson, Nancy Keener, Gary Lickfett, Ron McDaniel, Lisa Richter, Paul Strain, Jenny Taylor, Susie Willard

Production TeamDirector......................................................Jesse PierceAssociate Director..............................Angie MansfieldMusic Directors.............Marty Lindvahl, Belinda SmithTechnical Director....................................Jenny TaylorProducer....................................................Suzzen BorczStage Manager.........................................Suzy SmalleyAssistant Stage Manager...........................Mimi SaylorSet Design...................................................Jesse Pierce Set Construction.......................................Gary Lickfett Visual Design.............Angie Mansfield, Jenny TaylorProjections..........................Jenny Taylor, Chad MylerSound................................................................Ken HuffLights.......................................Tom Fricke, Thomas NicolCostumes..........................................................CastProps................................................................Jim WolfeProgram Photos.....................................Theresa CurtisProgram Printing.......................................Kelly Printing

Without support, the arts are silencedDLO Musical Theatre has been bringing Broadway style musicals to the greater Danville area for nearly 60 years. As we approach our anniver-

sary season, we thank those who have supported us throughout our his-tory and we welcome new support. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organi-zation. Your contributions are life-enriching for the entire community and

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Jenny Taylor (Technical Director) is more than awed to be involved in, what has, so far, become her favorite adventure with DLO. Having worn most of the varying hats in a production, she is looking forward to her next adventure, directing DLO’s dinner theatre show, 9 to 5: the Musical, with her favorite cho-reographer, Jesse PP!Rachel Taylor (Vendor) This RENTer is back on stage for the 1st time in 16

years. I am happy to be using my voice again for something other than sing-ing in the shower. I am honored to be a part of this amazing COMMUNITY. Thanks to my landlords and neighbors for their support.Brittni Waites (Junkie) Originally from Houston, Texas, Brittni moved to Dan-

ville just under a year ago with her wife Michelle. She is a published author of two books, a photographer and loves various other forms of art not excluding singing, acting, and modeling. She is currently working on getting her bach-elors degree in photography from The Art Institute.Barb Whaling (Vendor) Barb is excited to return to the DLO family. She has

been away for 15 years and this is the first DLO show since returning. She would like to thank her husband Jason for letting her do what she loves. She also thanks her kids and family and most of all Jesse for letting her be a part of this community. Very Sassified!Trudy Wolf (Vendor) is excited to be in her third DLO production since 2012.

She appeared as Countess Charlotte Malcolm in A Little Night Music and Mrs. Sowerberry in Oliver. She is thrilled to have returned to her roots in Danville Light Opera after many years away. Her primary focus has been as a perfor-mance vocalist in a variety of venues and musical stylesMatt Woods (Homeless Man/Steve) has been a part of DLO for four years.

A resident of Danville, he has played violin for DLO pit orchestra, Danville Symphony Orchestra, and many community events. His interest in music be-gan at the age of 8, when he taught himself to play the piano and attended Cannon School Elementary where he joined Carol Hummer’s violin program. Music has been a longstanding and worthwhile hobby (going on 13 years) as he hopes to pursue a career in Engineering.

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Sarah Suzzen Quintin Merrisha Albers Borcz Brown Bryant

Kelli Sue Deborah Matt Carlton Daugherty Hale Hester

Dalton Cole Victoria Adam Halls Huber Hunt Johnson

Nancy Amy Elizabeth Marty Keener Kirts Kistner Lindvahl

Westville High School Drama Club and Concert Chorus present

Saturday, Nov. 2nd at 7:00 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 3rd at 2:30 p.m.WHS Old Gym

Tickets $5.00 students/senior citizens $7.00 AdultsRoyal Shakespeare Company Version

Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc., New York

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Aaron Angie Shanice Stanford Martin Mansfield McGuire Oglesby IV

Brandon Jesse Mimi Suzy Parks Pierce Saylor Smalley

Belinda Lauren Jenny Rachel Smith Smith Taylor Taylor

Barb Brittni Trudy Matt Whaling Waites Wolf Woods

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Angie Mansfield (Associate Director) is excited to be working with all her favorites. She thanks her kids for allowing her to go play with Jesse, Jenny, Suzy, Suzzen, Mimi, Marty and Belinda. Red Rover, Red Rover!

Shanice McGuire (Mrs. Jefferson) is a recent DHS graduate with a great passion for music and a great passion for RENT. Her first endeavor in mu-sic outside of marching band, Shanice has made many friends, made great connections and most importantly found love, support and community.

Stanford Oglesby, IV (Vender/Body Guard) is excited to be in his first DLO production. He is a High School Junior at Danville High School. He has done many skits in his drama class but has never been in a full play. He has so far enjoyed the experience.

Brandon Parks (Tom Collins) started his musical journey around age five and has been blessed with many opportunities to travel and perform all over the world. He can’t wait to share this wonderful show with you all.

Jesse Pierce (Director) is an anti-violence educator who loves Liza and Camel Crush. Jessepp.com

Mimi Saylor (Assistant Stage Manager) This is Mimi’s second DLO pro-duction and she loves being a part of the DLO family. She has met such wonderful and talented people and being a part of this RENT community has been such a moving experience. She can’t wait to work with these people again and learn as much as she can about this theatre community in Danville.

Suzy Smalley (Stage Manager/Junkie) Being on stage is where she loves spending her free time! But occasionally she works behind the scenes, and working with this AWESOME crew has been a great experience! Recently she was BETTY in The Great American Trailer Park Musical, her favorite role she has ever performed!

Belinda Smith (Music Director) considers it an honor to work with Jesse, Marty and this talented cast and crew. She is excited to be in another show with her daughter, Lauren! What a show. What a message. Thanks, Larry for your support. It’s all about love.

Lauren Smith (Pastor) is so excited to return to the DLO community with RENT. When she’s not on stage you can find her traveling around the world or teaching piano lessons in Lafayette, Indiana. Thanks to Mom and Dad for putting up with her crazy dreams of changing the world.

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Sarah Albers (Maureen Johnson) is no stranger to the DLO stage. Her first appearance was in The Great American Trailer Park Musical. She is en-joying the challenge of an edgy character and thanks Jesse for the coaching.Suzzen Borcz (Producer) This is Suzzen’s first DLO experience, and she

has thoroughly enjoyed it. She would like to thank the production team for accepting a newbie, Jesse for getting her into this fascinating mess, and the makers of Red Bull for allowing her to remain awake for it all.Quintin Brown (Benjamin Coffin III) was wondering what he got himself

into, this being his first DLO show, but has come to realize this might be the greatest experience so far. And be sure, he is not really the bad guy!Merrisha Bryant (Joanne Jefferson) an outgoing and joyful person, has

always loved the theater, and never wants to miss a chance to appear on the stage. She has been in several productions including Coup, Hairspray and Grease. With her associates degree from DACC, Merrisha is now studying Special Education and hopes to positively make a difference someday.Kelli Carlton (Vendor) This is Kelli’s first DLO production, though she

is no stranger to the stage. She has performed in Danville show choirs, madrigals, and color guard in high school and, through the coaxing of her friends and family, is now branching out to theatre. Kelli loves her new ‘ReNTed’ family and is excited to perform.Sue Daughtery (Mrs. Davis/Homeless Woman) serves on the Red Mask

Players board of directors and has appeared in several of their productions. She’d like to thank Jesse, Marty, Belinda, cast and crew for this opportunity to be brave; her family for their love and support; and Janis for making it all possible.Deborah Hale (Sue, Police Officer) This is Deborah’s first DLO perfor-

mance. She is thrilled to be a part of ReNT! She would like to dedicate this performance to her husband (Jordan) who inspires her to ‘measure her years in love’, every day! This weekend marks their 17 year anniversary.Dalton Halls (Roger Davis) is no stranger to the stage, although it has

been a while since he’s appeared with DLO. Dalton is a music producer and part-time praise team leader at his church. Dalton would like to thank his family, God, and the production team for this opportunity.Matt Hester (Angel Dumott Schunard) is excited and nervous about this

production. This has been a wonderful growing experience for him as an actor. Thanks to all for the opportunity to see how far I can spread those wings. Dedicated to the lovely Mr. Jenkins.

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Cole Huber (Waiter/Squeegieman/Paul) is in his 5th DLO show. Past roles include Anthony (Sweeney Todd) & Curly (Oklahoma). Ever since he saw ReNT on Broadway in high school, it has been a dream of his to be in this show. Love goes out to his fiancée, Christina, who supports all of his theatre endeavors.

Victoria Hunt (Mimi Marquez) is a graduate of Danville High School, where she was involved in show choir, madrigals, jazz choir, and color guard. After graduation she attended and graduated from Danville Area Community Col-lege and performed with the DACC Players, in Hairspray and Stage Door.

Adam Johnson (Mark Cohen) can’t believe he is finally getting the chance to play his dream role! Adam hails from Carmel, IN and after graduating from the Indiana University-Jacobs School of Music this past May, Adam ac-cepted his first big-boy job as choral director at Danville High School. Adam wants to thank his entire cast and creative team for accepting him into their community. Cheers!

Nancy Keener (Mrs. Cohen/Police Officer) works out her theatre ad-diction with DLO, Red Mask, and the Station Theatre. She enjoys dental floss, quoting Penn Jillette in excess, and long status updates on the beach. Thanks to Jesse, Marty, and Belinda and, as always, thanks to Memphis for enduring scheduling irregularities during rehearsals.

Amy Kirts (Junkie) is thrilled to have joined the cast of ReNT and for this to be her first production with DLO. Music and theater are such passions in Amy’s life, and she looks forward to many more productions with DLO. Thank you Directors, cast, and crew for such an amazing journey!

Elizabeth Kistner (Alexi Darling) Elizabeth is excited to be a part of ReNT. Although this is her first time appearing on stage for a DLO production, Eliza-beth has done set work for past shows.

Marty Lindvahl (Music Director) a retired choral director from DHS, is wowed at the joy she is having connecting with former students. This has been an amazing group to work with and she is blessed to have been asked to be involved in this wonderful community.

Aaron Martin (Gordon/Mr. Jefferson/The Man) is excited to be in his third DLO production and in an all-time favorite one to boot! It’s hard for Aaron to describe his journey in the theater world in words, but he looks forward to doing more and more. Aaron loves to act and sing and is grateful for this opportunity to flex his acting muscles in these unusual roles. 15

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