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Some Enchanted Evening www.trfact.org Thief River Falls Community Arts Council presents 2012 MEMBERSHIPS BRAD COOK SHERRY KNOTT General Director Music Director Recognition Updated For Each Production PRODUCER $500+ STAR $100+ (receives two season tickets) (receives two show tickets) Tim & Michelle Benton Brodin Comfort Systems Matt & April Kraemer Brady, Martz & Associates, P.C. Diamonds & Designs Mark & Jean Larson LeeAnn Nelson Panasonic Industrial Company Evergreen Implement In Memory of Margaret Saetre Brent & Deb Lunke by William Saetre Paint & Glass Interiors Jarrod & Roberta Kalsnes Pennington Stores DIRECTOR $250+ Mike & Kathy Barry (receives one season ticket) Sjoberg’s Cable TV Eloise-Marie Clark Tony & Joy Harris John & Nancy Tofte Jodie Torkelson CREW $50+ Ole & Ruth Tweet (receives one show ticket) Valley Oral & Facial Surgery Dr. Tom & Judy Dimich Drs. Peterson & Tanabe Joseph Haj Mark & Becky Yuska Northern Motors, Inc. PATRON $20+ Dee Forney June 26-30, 2012 Peg Mehrkens Parenteau’s Oof-da Tacos NCTC Theater TRF – 7pm www.trfact.org If you would like to join this esteemed group of individuals, please fill out the form included in the program booklet. You may hand it to an usher or mail it to the address listed on the form. Funded in part by a grant from the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council and the Minnesota The TRF Community Arts Council is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund as appropriated by the Legislature with money from Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. the vote of the people of Minnesota on Nov 4, 2008. Some Enchanted Evening 15 MINUTE INTERMISSION MEETMusic byTHE Richard CAST Rodgers ARTISTIC STAFF Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II DONNA PARENTEAU (Soprano) This is Donna’s first time with the TRFCAC. Production Director/Designer…………………………………..…..……….Brad Cook However, she has had plenty ofwww.rnhtheatricals.com stage time. Her favorite roles were ‘Anita’ in West Side Story, ‘Linda Lou’ in Best Little Whorehouse, ‘Penny Pin’ & ‘Cyn Bright’ in Music Director………………………………..……………………….…………SherryACT TWO Knott The Sassy Seamstress. She is originally from the East Coast and has a Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre from Shenandoah Conservatory of Music. Donna has Assistant Music Director…………………….………………………….Andrew Hanson four sons ages 27, 17, 14 and 12. She owns and operates Parenteau’s Oof-da ENTR' ACTE ………………………….…………..Brianna Helm & Mandi Rodahl Tacos with her husband, Greg. ACT ONE Accompanists………………………………………….Brianna Helm & Mandi Rodahl OPENING ……………………………………….………………………………….Company OPENING…………………………………………………………………………CompanySCOTT PREAM (Bass) The first part Scott had was ‘Henry Higgins’ in My Light & Sound Operators……….…………Max Anderson & Jacob Numedahl Fair Lady, so that role is always close to his heart. Playing the part of ‘Paulie’, TWINCostume SOLILOQUIES Rental………………………………………………………….Thibert (South Pacific)……….…….…..Amanda & Jeff Theatrical Darchuk THE SURREY WITHthe Gangster, THE FRINGE in Kiss Me, ON Kate TOPwas his (Oklahoma!)… favorite. A close…..Scott second was Pream‘Franz’ Liebkind of The Producers. “I hope that when everyone leaves here tonight, THISPublicity NEARLY & Program WAS MINE Inserts (South………..……………...Renee Pacific)….……………………Andrew Nelson & Jean Hanson Larson IT MIGHT AS WELLthey areBE singing SPRING or humming (State one, Fair) or …………….….....Sherrymany of the songs they heard tonight.” Knott His day job is Material Control at Arctic Cat. OUT OF MY DREAMS (Oklahoma!)…………………………………Mandi Rodahl THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A DAME (South Pacific).………….….………..Men DON'T MARRY ME (Flower Drum Song )…………………..……………..Company THEMANDI GENTLEMAN RODAHL (Accompanist) IS A DOPE Mandi continues (Allegro) to ……………..……….………....Womenplay for the TRFCAC. “Over the last few productions I have accompanied, I’d have to say Kiss Me, Kate was LOVE, LOOK AWAY (Flower Drum Song)…..……….…….……..Amelia Schmitz I myHAVE favorite DREAMED to play, although (The this King production and I)is………………….........Donna right up there with it now!! It is Parenteau always a privilege to work with such fantastic and talented people! I enjoy each A PUZZLEMENT (The King and I)……………………..….…………….…..………Men Ashow WONDERFUL more and more. GUYA special (South thanks Pacific) to Brad, …………….….….…....Ameliafor letting me share a voice in the Schmitz show this year! Enjoy the show and feel free to sing along in your head, I know I A COCKEYED OPTIMIST (South Pacific)…………….….…….Donna Parenteau HELLO,do!” Mandi YOUNG is a preschool LOVERS teacher (duringThe King the day. and I)…………….…………….…Company SOLILOQUY (Carousel)…………………………………….…………….Wade Benson IF I LOVED YOU (Carousel)…………….………….…Amanda & Jeff Darchuk THANK YOU! AMELIA SCHMITZ (2nd Soprano) Amelia is returning to the stage with the SIXTEEN GOING ON SEVENTEEN (The Sound of Music)….……..……Women A FELLOW NEEDSTRFCAC. A GIRL Some (Allegro) of her past………………………………..…..……..Men favorite roles are ‘Fruma Sarah’ in Fiddler, ‘Que Thrifty White Pharmacy – for Some Enchanted Evening sponsorship Queg’ in Moby Dick the Musical, ‘Gladys Fritz’ in Radio Gals. She is YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME (South Pacific).…….……….David Abraham I CAIN'T SAY NOattending (Oklahoma!) MSUM ……………………….………..………….…Womenfor psychology/counseling. “Thank you for coming out to TRF WalMart Store – for donating opening night gala treats support your friends and family.” I'M GOING TO WASH THAT MAN RIGHT OUT-A MY HAIR (South Pacific) I ENJOY BEING A GIRL (Flower Drum Song)……………………….……………….. Northwest Beverage – for donating bottled water for the opening night gala Jane Anderson – for coordinatingSherry Knott, the Donna opening Parenteau, night gala Amelia Schmitz ROBIN STEGEMAN (Tenor) Robin has been with the TRFCAC Jocey for Hams about six & years. Alexis Hanson “I have enjoyed all roles and look forward to participating in upcoming musicals/ CLOSINGUnited Methodist MEDLEY……………………………….…………….……………...Company Church – for providing rehearsal space MARIAplays.” Robin (The is SoundDistribution of Music)Manager………………………..………..….Robin for Dean Foods. “This is a great musical and Stegeman I hope everyone enjoys it. If you know the song, feel free to sing along. Enjoy the SOMEKezar ENCHANTED Music – for awesome EVENING ticket (South selling Pacific) …….…………………..Company evening and have as much fun as we are, performing it for you.” LONELY ROOM (Oklahoma!)………………….……….…..…..Andrew Hanson NCTC – for hosting the TRFCAC, especially the Facilities Department IN MY OWN LITTLE CORNER (Cinderella)……….…….….….Karleen Wilde The Beito Foundation – for their generous continued support A BELL IS NO BELLKARLEEN (The Sound WILDE of(1st Music)Soprano)……….……….…….Judi This is Karleen’s first year with Helgeland the TRFCAC. She just completed 2nd grade and is 8 years old. Her past favorite role was You, the Audience – for attending and giving us a reason to be here! the snake in The Jungle Book. “Thank you mom and dad, and my grandpa SHALL WE DANCE? (The King and I).................................Sherry Knott for believing in us. Please thank and support our supporters! and grandma.” Our Advertisers - FINALE ACT 1………………………………………..……………..….………Company MEET THE CAST MEET THE CAST ANDREW HANSON (Assistant Music Director, Tenor) This is Andrew’s second DAVID ABRAHAM (Tenor) David continues to perform for the TRFCAC. His year with the TRFCAC. His past favorite roles were ‘Carmen Ghia’ last year in favorite roles were ‘Lumière’ in Beauty and The Beast and Kate’s father, ‘Baptista The Producers and ‘Frank’ in [sic] at Concordia College in 2008. Andrew is an Minola’, in Kiss Me, Kate. “Doing this production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s English teacher at Win-E-Mac Public School in Erskine, MN. He also teaches favorites is like having a dozen of my favorite desserts without the calories.” piano lessons and is an assistant theatre director at Win-E-Mac. “It is so much David is an Otolaryngologist, alias ENT Doc. more fun being on the stage than behind the scenes!” ALEXIS HANSON (2nd Soprano) Alexis loves to be involved with the WADE BENSON (Bass) This is Wade’s first time with the TRFCAC. He is TRFCAC. Her favorite role was the ‘Icon Girl’ from The Producers. She loved from Atlanta, GA. Wade’s favorite roles were ‘Don Quixote’ in Man of La her costume! Alexis will be a senior in high school and is currently a lifeguard Mancha, ‘Fagin’ in Oliver!, and ‘El Gallo’ in The Fantasticks. “It's great to be and cashier at Cenex in Red Lake Falls. “This has been very fun. Both Brad included and get to work with this enthusiastic organization. My wife, Marisa and Sherry are great directors. Everyone has been a joy to work with and to get Johnson Benson, is a Lincoln High grad, class of 1980. We look forward to to know. Hope you enjoy!” moving here about five years from now.” Wade is semi-retired in Atlanta, GA, and a Field Manager for NORC at the University of Chicago. JOCEY HAMS (1st Soprano) This is Jocey’s first time with the TRFCAC. However, this isn’t her first time on stage. Her past favorite roles have been ‘Anita’ in 101 ISAIAH BURKEL (Bass) Isaiah’s favorite role was ‘Tiny Tim’ in A Christmas Carol. Dalmations, ‘Christy’ in The Election, and ‘Charlize’ in Bad Auditions by Bad Actors. Isaiah is 15 years old, and this is his seventh production with the TRFCAC. Isaiah “These months of practices have been a blast! I am very thankful to have a cast has previously been in The Producers, A Christmas Carol and Kiss Me, Kate. that is fun and awkward (in a funny way). I love that we all support each other through everything. This is my first year here and I already know I’ll be back next year!” Jocey will be a Junior in high school in Red Lake Falls. st MICHELE CHRISTENSEN (Alto) Michele is no stranger to the stage. You JUDI HELGELAND (1 Soprano) “This is my favorite music, so it has been may remember her as the little old lady in last year’s The Producers. Her really fun to do this show.” She has been on stage for the TRFCAC before. favorite role was ‘Bananas’ from House of Blue Leaves. “Thank you, Her past favorite roles were ‘The Crazy Lamp Lady’ in Talking With and ‘Sarah’, everyone, for such a fun show.” Michele’s day job is at Arctic Cat.
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