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Music Director Eunice Wadewitz Choreography I Staging Set/Lighting Designer Abigail Ehinger Richard Grubb Costume Designer Stage Manager Louise Heckaman Joyce Van Ry May 1998

The Civic Theatre would like to thank our associate sponsor, WAJI 95.1 FM. is presented through special arrangement with the Rodgers and Hammerstein Theatre Library, 229 West 28th Street, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10001. SOME ENCHANTED EVENING is a registered service mark V of the Trusts and Estates of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II FORT WAYNE 70th Anniversary Celebration

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Renaissance Celebration July 25,1998

Halloween Party with the Cast of THE WIZ Octrober 31,1998

Civic Theatre Historic Exhibit Artlink Gallery January 22-February 25,1999

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Dr. Marvin R. Sambur Edward J. Weise President and General Manager, Regional President, GTE ITT Aerospace/Communications Division "GTE salutes the Fort Wayne Civic "At ITT Aerospace/Communications we Theatre for its long-standing contribu­ realize the outstanding quality of life in tions to the quality of life in this area. We Fort Wayne is directly tied to the number are proud to support this fine organiza­ and quality of cultural activities tion and salute its continuing delivery of available to its citizens. That is why we quality performances" are proud to continue our long tradition of support to the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre; exceptional entertainment for Scott McGehee one of America's finest cities." Publisher, The News-Sentinel "The News-Sentinel is proud to support David Ridderheim the rich cultural tradition of the Civic President & CEO, Parkview Health System Theatre. We hope you'll enjoy GUYS AND "Parkview Health System is delighted to DOLLS and the other fine theatrical sponsor the Civic Theatre's production presentations during the 1997-98 of THE TAMING OF THE SHREW. We are season." indeed fortunate to have such an outstanding community theatre in Fort Ian M. Rolland Wayne. This is a cultural jewel that we Chairman of the Board, President & CEO, have the privilege of enjoying year around. I only wish Lincoln National Corporation William Shakespeare could be in the Performing Arts "The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre is an Center to appreciate all the fine talent in our midst." integral part of our community's cultural ife. Lincoln National Corporation is M. James Johnston pleased to continue its support of this Chairman & CEO, important organization." Fort Wayne National Bank "The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre has been Richard E. Fox a premiere source of quality theatrical Chairman of the Executive Committee, entertainment in our community. We Barrett & McNagny welcome the opportunity to support "We are proud to again lend our support their quality performances in the to the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre. The upcoming 1997-98 season. Break a leg!" 1997-98 season promises to be memo­ rable and we look forward to enjoying it with our friends and all of the patrons of this outstanding community organization." M FIDDLER ON THE ROOF

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-(?> Officers Al Franklin y$jr<& Lctwtvae^ AJ^J Executive Director President Artistic YimuUj. DULIU Vice President Robert Sandmaier jerry Witte Resident Scenic Designer Secretary Louise Heckaman Resident Costume Designer Treasurer Rick Grubb j6WrVfc^«K- - $i4 fat •, Resident Lighting Designer & Members at Large Technical Director Timothy Alford Schellie Engelhart Atw 1 Ianling DalmT Costume Rental Manager & Sharon Eisbart Assistant Costumer Al Franklin Jason "Rod" O'Connor David Gall Master Carpenter Dr. Adrien Gauthier Timothy Gilbert Administration Deborah Kimbrough Mickie Martin Robert Klingle Business Manager Ed Kos Phillip H. Colglazier Dana Leininger Development and Education Sonya Maldeney Director Susan Domer Susanne Moorman Marketing Director Rosjfcftwlenetrr MuintWilUw^ Madeline D. Smith Mark-fc-kttpp Box Office Manager Dave Schmautz if/attuoit Celly Gunkel Jeanne Shaheen «Wf. Administrative Assistant Randall Steiner Maryamber Bosk - Irene Walters Office Assistant \

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David & Margaret Civic Leaders Directors Associates Ridderheim Arts United Mr. & Mrs. Fredric D. Robert & Monna Anderson Ron & Terri Roberts Barrett & McNagny Gingrich Vincent J. Backs Marie Schlaudroff English, Bonter, Mitchell Diane Humphrey Mr. & Mrs. Craig M. Bartscht Chuck & Patty Schrimper Foellinger Foundation, Inc. Edmund & Linda Kos Kelly & Beth Clevenger Cheri Shaw Fort Wayne Community Douglas & Lenore Perry Grace Drummond Jim & Denise Simon Foundation Mark & Christine Rupp Ben & Sharon Eisbart G. Sherwood Smith Fort Wayne National Bank Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Felger Cindy Hollenberg Snider GTE Producers Dr. Steven & Robin Fisher SRS Publications, Inc. Indiana Arts Commission Karen Gehres Timothy J. Alford Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Walda lTr Aerospace/ Don & Joan Goldner Bob & Sally Weigand Com m u nications Andy & Peg Candor Vernon Gore Lincoln National Norm & Martha Casselman Mark J. & Mary Derheimer David Greene & Susan Tuori Corporation Backers Dr. & Mrs. Matthew E. 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After 14 vears, Martha Kuras, RN, Director of Nursing tor Covington Manor Nursing Center knows all the difficulties families face when bringing loved ones to their care. But she's also seen the wonderful adjustment patients and families make once they get to know the genuine commitment of the staff and volunteers. It's not just your family, it's our family, too. Covington Manor Nursing Center Behind Time Comers (219)432-7556 University Park Nursing CenterSecured Alzheimer's Unii -flopping Center (219) 484-1558 § Lakeland Nursing Center Angola (219) 665-2161 Norwood Nursing Center Huntington (219) 356-1252 IS Theatre actively involves the audience to use critical thinking IN THE WINGS skills by creating a setting that allows them to see things from another person's perspective, while reflecting on their own lives.f Arts-In-Education This is good training in expanding the mind's ability to think in Program new directions. Theatre develops the imagination and the ability by Phillip H. Colglazier, to create solutions and innovative ideas. When theatre makes that Development and special connection in one life, the power to grow and change is Education Director instilled in the soul. Instilling the power of theatre in one indi­ vidual at a time is the starting point for change and growth in a family and the entire community. The goal of the IN THE WINGS Arts-In-Education program is to enrich the educational experience of students/children through the medium of the Theatre Arts. One important part of this process is providing free tickets to at-risk/economically disadvan­ taged youth, their families and some senior citizens through schools and social service organizations for special IN THE WINGS performances of Civic Theatre productions. Backstage tours, outreach presentations and theatre workshops are arranged to suit the schools' and social service agencies' individual programs. IN THE WINGS is a resource for teachers, parents and social service workers to help children kick-start their imaginations.

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20 I Jamie Cochran attends IPFW where she is Some majoring in pre-med biology. She has appeared in a number of Civic Theatre productions. Enchanted Some of her credits include COTTON PATCH GOSPEL, THE TAFFETAS, MAMA'S TURN and JOSEPH Performers '96. She would like to thank her family, all of her friends and co-workers at Higher Grounds Coffee House for their support.

Anthony (Tony) Didier is thrilled to be back on the Civic Theatre stage after a brief hiatus of only four weeks. He last was seen as Harry the Horse in GUYS AND DOLLS, where he finally got to play a tough guy. Tony has appeared in BABY at the Civic and in SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK LIVE at the University of Saint Francis.

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Scott Graham last was seen on the Civic Theatre stage in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF and as Hero in A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM at the Muncie Civic Theatre. Scott also has a music education degree from IPFW, where he also was involved in opera workshop recitals.

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Michael Todd Harris, a man of many talents, recently designed the lovely interior set for THREE TALL WOMEN at First Presbyterian Theatre. During the last season he has appeared in TAMING OF THE SHREW and FOREVER PLAID at the Civic and SHE LOVES ME at Arena Dinner Theatre. Todd feels very blessed by such wonderful friends and is very grateful to be able to enjoy his extended family in the theatre.

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23 Kristine Logan has degrees in fine arts and finance and has given up a banking career to pursue acting professionally. She - recently lived in London's West End and attended the London \ Academy of Performing Arts. Her credits include numerous commercials, films and stage roles.

Beverly McCavitt returns to the Civic Theatre stage after a bravo performance in GERSHWIN GALA at the Embassy Theatre with the Fort Wayne Philharmonic. She last appeared at the Civic Theatre in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF as Shandel, Motel's mother. Speaking of motherhood, Bev sends lots of love out to her chil­ dren and to all of her good friends. WHEN WORK BECOMES AN EXPRESSION, IT IS

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Phone: 219-426-6330 Fax: 219-422-1481 3030 Lake Ave. • Suite 19 • Ft. Wayne, IN 46805 s 25 The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre Guild i tth« ^e(Vtre Founded in 1955, the Guild is an auxiliary organization of the Civic Theatre of Fort Wayne. Over the past 42 years the Guild Acting in your best has contributed countless hours interest to ensure your in volunteer service and more financial stability. Let than $300,000 in donations to Geo. S. Olive be your the operation of the Civic ticket to success! Theatre.

The primary objective of the Civic Theatre Guild is to support % GEO. S. OLIVES. CO. LLC and promote the Civic Theatre CERTIFED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS of Fort Wayne. To that end, the 202 West Berry. Suite 500 Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802 * (219)460-4000 Guild coordinates activities in fundraising including the Three Rivers Festival and lobby sales, as well as the annual Festival of Dollhouses in April. They also sponsor the opening night party Theatre in the gallery for the cast, crew and audience of each produc­ tion. They sponsor a successful Marquees bus trip each season. Addition­ ally, Guild members participate A listing of comedies, dramas and musicals in ushering, working on back­ soon to be or currently playing in Fort Wayne stage crews and assisting in the Ruddieore scenic and costume shops collecting props, painting First Presbyterian Theatre scenery and sewing costumes. May 1, 2, 3, 8, 9,10,15,16,17 • Box Office 426-7421 Deathtrai The Civic Theatre Guild has a long and distinguished history of Arena Theatre support for the Civic Theatre. April 24, 25, May 1, 2, 8, 9,10 • Box Office 493-1384 For information about becoming Biloxi Blues an active member of the Guild, Fort Wayne Civic Theatre, Performing Arts Center call 493-4918. June 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14 • 424-5220 i 16 Janet K. Piercy is delighted to be back on the Civic Theatre stage after a 16-year absence. During her hiatus, she appeared in ( shows at First Presbyterian Theatre and Greylite. Janet's juggling act includes her full time teaching job, three lovely children, one husband of 19 years and singing regularly at her church. SOME ENCHANTED EVENING will just be one more exciting experience to add to her repertoire.

Jennifer Poiry last was seen on the Civic Theatre stage in TAMING OF THE SHREW and FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. She also assistant stage managed LONDON SUITE. She recently appeared as Cinderella's Stepmother in INTO THE WOODS at IPFW. She would like to thank her parents and Frog for their support, inspiration and love.

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Mikki White last was seen on the Civic Theatre stage in TWO TRAINS RUNNING and AIN'T MISBEHAVIN. She teaches at Ward Elementary and sings professionally with her family gospel group, The Whites. Mikki would like to thank her family, espe­ cially her mom and dad, for their support in all of her endeavors. Most importantly, she thanks God for His gift to her: the ability to sing.

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\ 31 Eunice Wadewitz (Music Director) again The finds herself in the middle of a busy season asf music director for Civic's FIDDLER ON THE ROOF* Production FOREVER PLAID, GUYS AND DOLLS and SOME ENCHANTED EVENING. Eunice has been involved Team in more than 25 shows at the Civic Theatre and has enjoyed being the Civic Theatre resident music director for the previous season. Eunice is also director of music ministries at Forest Park Methodist Church and works at Dave's Music Den.

Abigail Ehinger (Choreographer) recently was seen in GUYS AND DOLLS and in her Anthony Award-winning performance as Mrs. Anna in THE KING AND I. This marks Abigail's 21st produc­ tion at the Civic Theatre and her 68th production in her career where she has served as choreographer. She wishes to thank her Vera Bradley family for continuing to support and share in her love of theatre.

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32 t Joyce Van Ry (Stage Manager) got her start backstage on a prop crew for the 1984 Guild Show, but quickly became a backstage regular and a member of the Civic's stage management team after retiring from teaching in 1989. This season alone she has worked on FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, TAMING OF THE SHREW, MIRACLE WORKER and GUYS AND DOLLS.

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July 24-August 9,1998 • Camelot • by Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe This is the magnificent classic American musical of King Arthur and his famous court. The entire court is waiting for the arrival of the beautiful Guenevere, Arthur's future bride and England's future queen. When the two meet in a forest, unaware of the identity of the other, they are completely charmed by one another. And so begins the tragic and beautiful tale of lost trust and disillusionment in Camelot.

September 11-20,1998 • The Children's Hour • byLillianHellman This is Lillian Hellman's classic drama of two women who run a private school for girls. A malicious youngster starts an entirely unfounded scandal that precipitates tragedy for the women. When it is discovered that the gossip was pure invention, irreparable damage has already been done,

October 30-November 8, 1998 • The Wiz • by William Brown & Charlie Smalls This delightful classic musical is the wonderful story of Dorothy on her adventures in the land of Oz. Set to a lively mixture of rock, gospel and soul music, the entire family is transported from Kansas to Oz and back again with Dorothy, the scarecrow, the tin man, the cowardly lion and dozens ofmunchktns. December 11-13,1998 • A Christmas Carol • adapted from Charles Dickens The entire family will delight at this classic tale of the miserly Scrooge and how he learns the true meaning of Christmas. After a Christmas eve day of being downright mean-spirited, the stingy Scrooge heads home to bed where he will meet his deceased partner as well as the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future.

February 5-21,1999 • Peter Pan • by J.M. Barrie, Carolyn Leigh, Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Mark Charlap and Jule Styme One of the world's most celebrated musicals, this is the classic fantasy of the boy who never grew up. Embraced and loved through the generations, these are the adventures of Peter, Wendy, the Darlings, the Lost Boys, Tinkerbell, the pirates in Never, Never Land and, of course. Captain Hook. gthe son of Classics

April 2-11,1999 • Hamlet • by William Shakespeare Often called the greatest play ever written, this is Shakespeare's classic tragedy of the Prince of Denmark. Hamlet's father, the King, has been brutally murdered and now his uncle has married his mother to become King. This is the exciting, duplicitoup and intriguing story of Hamlet's revenge. April 30-May 2,1999 • Beehive • by Larry Gallagher A lighthearted and humorous musical revue featuring classic songs from the famous "girl groups" of the early 1960s. Reminiscent of the style of FOREVER PLAID and TAFFETAS, this musical will delight the whole family and includes many memorable songs such as One Fine Day, Sweet Talkin'Guy, Wliere the Boys Are, Downtown and RESPECT. May 28-June 6,1999 • • by Beth Henley TWS classic Pulitzer Prize-winning play is wflrm hearted, irreverent, zany and brilliantly imaginative. Teeming with humanity and humor, the play examines the plight of three sisters from Mississippi. The eldest is unmarried and her prospects are waning. The middle sister is back after a failed singing career on the West coast and the youngest sister is out on bail after shooting her husband. Their troubles are grave, and yet, somehow, hilarious and uplifting as they each escape the past to seize the future.

Call 422-8641 for Membership Information Production Technical Director Richard Grubb Stage Manager Joyce Van B-^ &~EdjT Assistant Stage Manager Richard Gruc-^' Master Carpenter Rod O'Conner* Northrop Interns Amy Springer, Emily Shoop Lightboard Operator Elaine Dec Soundboard Operator Chris Chapman Follow Spot Operators Terry Castleman, Jennifer Root Assistant Costumer Schellie Engelhart Photography John Escosa* House Managers John Almandinger, Sue Beck*, Diane Breese, Lola Bremer*, Lyn Dillon, Nan Durant, Pam Feaster, Ric Giest, Lynda High, Carol Kline*, Gretchen Korte*, LaDona Lahr*, Bev McCavitt, Tom and Mary Jane Miller, Janet Rogers, Melissa Snider Acknowledgements

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