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Funded in part by December 6—December 29, 2019 Fridays & Saturdays 7:30pm Sundays 2:00pm Pay What You Can Thursday, December 19th at 7:30pm Added Performance Thursday, December 26th at 7:30pm Sponsorship provided by: Please remember to silence your cell phone and mobile devices. No texting during the performance. —Thank you Ken Ludwig’s HOLMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS or THE GAME’S AFOOT Presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC., A CONCORD THEATRICALS COMPANY Originally Produced by Cleveland Play House Michael Bloom, Artistic Director Kevin Moore, Managing Director TACOMA LITTLE THEATRE STAFF Managing Artistic Director .......................................... Chris Serface Office Manager .................................................... Karen Christensen Technical Director ........................................................ Blake R. York Lead Carpenter ............................................................ Frank Roberts Education/Production Manager .................................. Nena Curley Development Director ............................................... Diana George House Managers ............................ Ron Bauer, Alisyn Christensen, Russ Coffey, Bill Loughridge, Brynn Walker & Steven Walker Box Office Interns ............................. Emma Deloye, Austin Harris Gunnar Johnson, Courtney Rainer & Sarah Dohring TLT is a proud member of: 210 N I Street Tacoma, WA 98403 253-272-2281 www.tacomalittletheatre.com DIRECTOR’S NOTE Hold onto your deerstalker hats and get ready to enjoy this fun award winning, holiday whodunnit. It’s a snowy, Christmas Eve in 1936, when in a castle, in rural Connecticut, a cast of actors gather for a holiday dinner after closing a long running play. Now, throw in some thunder, a room full of weapons, and an actor made famous for portraying Sherlock Holmes and you just might begin to under- stand of where our story will take you tonight. I mean doesn’t that description just scream Christmas? It’s that description that made me interested in directing this show for the holidays. While we all love the usual holiday fare, it’s nice to work on a project for the folks that simply can’t imagine sitting through another season filled with more of the same. There is defi- nitely room for both in our thriving theatre community. This show centers around real life American actor William Gillette. Gillette’s largest claim to fame was portraying Sherlock Holmes over 1,300 times on stage and film over 30 years. Many of the classic physical characteristics we associate with Holmes were originated by Gillette. This show borrows a lot from his life: the castle in Con- necticut; his propensity for inventing; and his lack of understanding that he isn't actually Sherlock Holmes. Though when you’ve played a role over 1,300 times, I would imagine the lines can get a little blur- ry. I would like to thank this talented cast and crew for spending the last 6 weeks working tirelessly on this show. It truly is an ensemble piece and they all play their roles beautifully. I would also like to thank you for taking the time out of your busy holiday schedule to support lo- cal theatre. Now sit back, relax and enjoy. The game, is most certainly, afoot. Xoxo, Jen ARTISTIC STAFF Director .......................................................................... Jennifer York Stage Manager .............................................................. Dana Galagan Assistant Stage Manager ......................................... Caerwyn Nelson Technical Director & Resident Set Designer ............ Blake R. York Resident Costume Designer ..................................... Michele Graves Resident Lighting Designer .......................................... Niclas Olson Properties ..................................................................... Frank Roberts Resident Scenic Artist ........................................................... Jen York Resident Sound Designer ............................................ Dylan Twiner Master Carpenter .......................................................... Blake R. York Lead Carpenter ............................................................ Frank Roberts Photography ................................................. Dennis K Photography Graphic Design ............................................................ Blake R. York Build & Paint Crew ....................... Gunnar Johnson, Austin Harris Robin Mae Becar, Dana Galagan Anne Marie Rutt, Ana Bury-Quinn SUPPORT TLT ON SOCIAL MEDIA! Connect using our Free WiFi SSID: TLT Guest Password: 100YEARS STAFF BIOGRAPHIES Jennifer York (Director/Resident Scenic Artist) Jen has been a part of the local theatre community for over 14 years, serving as direc- tor, scenic artist, actor, stage manager, prop master, and youth educator for many of the area's theatres. Her most recent directorial credits include: Seussical, The Under- pants, and A Christmas Story at Tacoma Little Theatre and Inspecting Carol, It’s A Won- derful Life, and Narnia at the Lakewood Playhouse. She would like to offer love and thanks to her family and friends for their unwavering support of all of her theatrical endeavors - both well planned and hare-brained. -xoxo Dana Galagan (Stage Manager) Dana is happy to be working with director Jen again, previously acting as Stage Man- ager for the 2017 holiday production of Seussical. She has previously stage managed for various productions, but most recently, A Doll’s House in January of 2018. Dana is often seen onstage as well as behind the scenes and played Madame Arcati in 2017’s Blithe Spirit here at TLT. She is pleased to have had the privilege of working with this wonderful cast and crew. Thank you Dan G. for leaving the porch light on. Caerwyn Nelson (Assistant Stage Manager) Caerwyn started her technical theatre journey during her freshman year at Stadium High School. Now a senior, this is her second production at Tacoma Little Theatre and eighth show overall. She has gained an abundance of experience through being an ASM and cannot wait for what the new year brings. Blake R. York (Technical Director/Master Carpenter/Scenic Designer) Blake has been involved with theatre in the area for the past 14 years. Blake serves as TLT’s Technical Director, Set Designer, and Graphic Designer for the season post- ers. Favorite designs in the area include: Sleuth, Sylvia, Scrooge! The Musical, A Christmas Story, Rabbit Hole, Cabaret (TLT), Oliver!, A Funny Thing…., The Lion in Winter (Lakewood Playhouse), Tom Sawyer, Pippi Longstocking (TMP), and The Tempest (Olympia Little Theatre). Blake was named Best Director of the TLT production of The Pillowman at the AACT Regional Festival and won Best Scenic Designer in the AACT National Competition in June. He would like to thank his wife Jen, his par- ents, and friends for everything they have done and continue to do for him. Nena Curley (Production Manager/Education Director) Nena is regularly seen as a stage manager here at Tacoma Little Theatre. Past shows include: Scrooge, Bell, Book and Candle, Macbeth, and Dracula at Tacoma Little Thea- tre. When she’s not stage manager she is the Education Manager here at Tacoma Lit- tle Theatre. Thank you Max, Blake and Frank for keeping the backstage flowing smooth Thank you to my parents and Dylan for their love and support. Frank Roberts (Lead Carpenter/Properties Manager) Frank is excited to continue at TLT as their Lead Carpenter. His work with TLT started as a volunteer during the run of Gypsy and he enjoys the dynamic work and communal experience that this fine theatre provides. Thanks to his friends, family, Jill, and all who support local theatre. STAFF BIOGRAPHIES Niclas Olson (Resident Lighting Designer) Niclas is an actor, director, playwright, and designer based in Tacoma. His designs for Tacoma Little Theatre include Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me, Little Shop of Horrors, Cabaret, Dracula, and Of Mice and Men. His work can be seen regularly at Lakewood Playhouse (The Woman in Black, Oliver!, Pride and Prejudice), Dukesbay Productions (Tea, Night of the Iguana), and New Muses Theatre Company (Into the Woods, Franken- stein, Doctor Faustus). Niclas is the Managing Artistic Director of New Muses Theatre Company and line producer for Open Space for Arts and Community. www.niclasolson.com Michele Graves (Resident Costume Designer) As Resident Costume Designer for Tacoma Little Theatre, Michele has the pleasure of designing for a variety of shows be they musicals, comedies, dramas or tragedies. Each genre has afforded her an opportunity to work with talented cast members and production staff. The goal of TLT is to always offer audiences a show of the highest quality. Michele hopes to enhance your theater experience by “dressing” the cast in just the right costumes. Dylan Twiner (Resident Sound Designer) Dylan is glad to be returning as a designer for TLT. He grew up listening to old timey radio plays and has loved collaborative story telling ever since. His previous TLT sound credits include Laura, A Doll’s House, Macbeth, Blithe Spirit, Dracula, and The Pillowman. He has also been seen onstage in several productions in the area over the past decade, including with the improvised theatre group Muh Grog Zoo. Thank you for coming to see this show and supporting live theatre. Ken Ludwig (Author) Ken Ludwig has had six shows on Broadway and seven in London’s West End, and his plays and musicals have been performed in more than 30 countries in over 20 languages. Lend Me a Tenor, which the Washington
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