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Thomas John F. Lyons, lanM. Blume, Chairman of the Rolland, President of Executive Chairman of the the Indiana i- > Committee, board and CEO, Northeast Barrett & Lincoln National Region of McNagny. Corporation. NBD Bank N.A. "The Civic Theatre fills a necessary, 'Theo4 Fort Wayne Civic Theatre has 'The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre is cultural need in our community. long been a positive influence in our an integral part of our community's We at NBD have always been community, and Barrett & McNagny cultural life. Lincoln National Corpora­ supportive of the arts. We feel is pleased to be a part of this traditional tion is pleased to continue its support Civic programs are an excellent and cultural experience." of this important organization.' way to entertain our customers." William A. Richard C. Mary Kennemur, Zielke, Menge, Resident President President, Vice President North Region Indiana Michigan and Manager GTE Telephone Power. Merrill Lynch. Operations.

"The Civic Theatre stands for pro­ 'We support the Fort Wayne Civic 'We are pleased to be working in fessionalism, quality and communityTheatre because it stimulates creative partnership with the Civic Theatre to service...the factors that GTE looksexpression, offers artistic entertainmentenhance the quality of Fort Wayne's for in a sponsorship opportunity. Wefor our employees and the public, and culture. The contribution that the Civic are proud to present NUNSENSE IIenriches the cultural assets of our Theatre makes, truly does enrich our and wish you a successful season.'community." community." Stanley C. Judy Lennon, Marvin R. Craft, President Civic Sambur, Chairman, Theatre Guild. President and President and * General Manager,

CEO Essex • - ' ITT Aerospace/ Group, Inc. Communications Division. "The Civic Theatre of Fort Wayne "Providing quality musical, comedy, helps make our community a better'The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre Guild and drama productions is a long­ place in which to live both for our remains dedicated to the promotion andstanding tradition for the Civic. Our employees and for our neighbors, support of the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre.commitment at ITT is to help that We are proud to sponsor the delightful with an entertainment experience community tradition to continue. musical revue, PUMP BOYS AND ^ly live theatre can offer." We believe youll be delighted with DINETTES, during the 1994-95 season.' •&* the Civic plays offered this season." JOIN US 1994-1995 ^ f 1994-1995 Civic Theatre Civic Theatre FOR OUR Staff Board of Directors Michael Fortner 66TH SEASON Executive Director Margaret Harden Candor President Artistic Staff Dr. Marvin Sambur SKIN OF Robert Sandmaier Vice President Resident Designer Robert Anderson OUR TEETH Phillip Colglazier Secretary Resident Charles R. Schrimper April 14-23 Choreographer Treasurer & IN THE WINGS Director Vincent J. Backs PUMP BOYS Richard Grubb Richard A. Battin Technical Director Steven J. Bollier AND DINETTES & Resident Lighting Ann Harding Dahm Designer Sharon Eisbart May 12-14 Louise Heckaman Ronald B. Foster Costume Designer Jay M. Gilbert DANCING AT Schellie Engelhart Joan Goldner Assistant Costumer Carolyn Pictor Hughes LUGHNASA & Rental Manager Leslie LaSuer June 2-11 Jonathan Sandmaier Denise Lapsley Master Carpenter Judy Lennon James Mansfield For Your Information... Administrative Staff Bettye Poignard Mickie Martin David Ridderheim Fort Wayne Civic Theatre Rosy Ridenour Business Manager 303 East Main Street David Ball Mark E. Rupp Port Wayne, IN 46802 Dave Schmautz Marketing Manager Gabriel Shaheen Sharon Reynolds John Sloan Business Office Box Office Manager, John Walda (219)422-8641 Props Coordinator Irene Walters Debra Baney Larry Wardlaw Box Office Administrative Dean Weinert (219)424-5220 Assistant Janet Whitney Dorotha Crawford Jerry Witte Fax Office Volunteer (219)422-6699 Daisy Bow Box Office Voluntei k J K j 6 /?

T^-> Here is a great opportunity to develop exciting physical skills and diciplines. Our classes can make children more kind, educated, attentive, healthier, which promotes a better understanding of life. The "Academy" can give your child this professional training because of our highly qualified staff including two "world famous" teachers and performers. Can't decide which class? Join our "variety class" and experience many of the arts. Hurry to be the first to participate in this one of a kind school! No more driving across town for ballet, drama, classes, etc. when you can find all these classes under one roof here at Summit Academy of Gymnastics and the Academy of Performing Arts. t To register, please call 482-2511. 1994-1995 Benefactors Scott McGehee OP -"••-:: Jim & June Mansfield Civic Leaders. Susan Nash Arts United News-Sentinel ( A* Barrett & McNagny Dr. & Mrs. John O'Brian English Bonter Mitchell Foundation Stephen & Patricia Poinsatte FORX^VAVTSTE Essex Group, Inc. William & Donna Poinsatte Foellinger Foundation Precision Fabrication, Inc. Fort Wayne Civic Theatre Guild Chuck & Patty Schrimper GTE North Inc. Bob & Sally Weigand Indiana & Michigan Power Denny & Kay Yoder ITT Aerospace Communications Backers Lincoln National Corporation Merrill Lynch Michael & Mary Jo Amorini NBD Bank Robert & Monna Anderson Stan & Karen Barker 77I* Fort Wayne Civic Angels Mr. & Mrs. Craig M. Bartscht Theatre gratefully Anonymous Theodore L. Bendall acknowledges the Tom & Margie Jehl & Dr. Janet Houghton Ian & Mimi Rolland James I. Bereman special contributions Robert & Irene Walters Herbert Bredemeier of the following Bill & Anita Cast individuals and Producers Kelly & Beth Clevenger businesses whose Robert & Patricia Anker Andrew & Mary Jo Crowe continued support Andy & Peg Candor John & Nancy Current Jay & Kathy Gilbert Evelyn Dawson insures our ability Mr. & Mrs. Fredric D. Gingrich Roger& Rosemary DeShaies to provide quality Robert & Celia Haller Grace Drummond theatrical experiences Mr. & Mrs. John E. Hoffman John & Tamara Dyer to the Fort Wayne Diane Humphrey Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A Felger community. Edmund & Linda Kos Fort Wayne Newspapers Judge & Mrs. William C. Lee Keith & Barbara Gilbert Wilda Gene Marcus Vernon Gore They make it possible Douglas & Lenore Perry Tom & Jean Greenawalt Mark & Christine Rupp David Greene & Susan Tuori M.D. for us to encourage the Dave & Debbie Schmautz Mr. & Mrs. Robert Guntrum cultivation of awareness, Gabriel L. & Jeanne Shaheen Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Haughey imagination, wisdom John Shoaff & Julie Donnell Mr. & Mrs. Max E. Hobbs and delight. Jerry & Susan Snyder Gene & Pam Hollenberg Summers & Company, Inc. Carolyn Pictor Hughes George W. & Jane Irmscher Associates Richard& Jo Juergens Vincent J. Backs Mr. & Mrs. James Koday J. J. 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Weisman David & Barbara McCants Janice L. 8urgette Sharon Zych Mr. SMrs. Harlan J. Miller, Jr. Henrietta Caylor Judge & Mrs. Alfred W. Moellering Millie Clark Executive Club Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Silverman Ed & Linda Collins Nadia Banas Tom Spiece Andrew & Marie Corrao Bowmar Instrument Corp. Time Services Inc. David Cox Central Soya Co., Inc. Ron & Joan Venderly Myra Dergans Howard L. & Elizabeth W. Chapman Mrs. Anne K. Waterfield Beverly Dildine Jim & Anada Cooper Albert & Marie Doherty Craig Eakright Ann Eckert A.G. Edwards & Sons \ Ferguson Advertising, Inc. Essex Group, Inc. f Please support Betty Fishman Fort Wayne Newspapers Rev. & Mrs.Richard Frazier Fort Wayne Medical the Ann S. Frobenius Education Program Civic Theatre Mr. & Mrs. B.W. Fugrtt Fort Wayne Wire Die, Inc. Linda J. Gaff Geo. S. Olive & Company now and Nila Gelow GTE North into the future K. Joan Gotschall Todd Hall Dr. & Mrs. Lee A. Harris William L. Hankee DDS with a gift to the Patricia Hippensteele Rogerfi Mimi Holly Rebecca Hollman Insurit Inc. Endowment Joe & Ann Jenney Irmscher Inc. Fund, Minnielee Jones ITT Aerospace/Communication Div. Larry & Karen Kasper M.M. Johnson Claims Service, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David Keim L & L Fittings For information, •d Xelham Chuck & Georgia McDonald Vv . & Denise E. Lapsley Mill Supplies, Inc. call 422-8641 Dr. & Mrs. William LaSalle Monarch Capital Management, Inc. Harry & Barbara Manges NBD Bank. N.A. V J 9 10 Director's Notes... * - (Ed. note: Forgive Mr. Fortner, but directing BARNUM has affected his ability to communicate. He can only express himself in hyperbole! Gross exaggeration! Excessive superlatives! And double talk! I hope to bring him down to earth by the SKIN OF OUR TEETH, but meanwhile, I took the liberty of annotating his director's notes...) Ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to the greatest show on earth! (Ed. Fort Wayne!). Starring that world renowed circus Executive Director celebrity Phillip Colglazier, a direct descendant of P.T. Barnum! Fort Wayne civic Theatre (Ed. Phillip has been to Korea and his great grandfather did go to see the Barnum & Bailey Circus, but got caught sneaking in!). And featuring the largest marching band and the brightest circus stars of our generation ever assembled under one roof! (Ed. Eunice's 6-piece band is pretty good). For those of you who enjoy realistic drama beyond the circus, we present the star studded world premiere of DEATH AND THE MAIDEN performed without a net in the Fort Wayne Museum of Art for an exclusive limited engagement! (Ed. March 10, 11,12,18,19...and Sigourney Weaver is not in this cast!). And there's more great shows to come this season, including the greatest American comedy ever, THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH; the most down home musical ever to come from Broadway, PUMP BOYS & DINETTES; and the most heart throbbing story of all time starring 5 • count them 5 - beautiful Irish lassies in DANCING AT LUGHNASA. Wait until you hear this! Next year's line up - the best season in a hundred years! Five musicals! BRIGADOON ft, MAN OF LaMANCHA J5, TAFFETAS /3, MAMA'S TURN J3, and brought back by popular demand - JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT ft. Plus..j\gatha Christies'a most madden­ ing murder mystery, TOWARDS ZERO, the spellbinding court room drama, INHERIT THE WIND, and finally the play that touched the heart of a generation, ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST! (Ed. Pretty much true!). All featuring either their original Broadway stars (Ed. No way!!) or upcoming stars who will be even better than the originals. (Ed. A sure bet!). By the way, February is the time to get excited about the Arts, and give gener­ ously to the Arts United Fund Drive. All they need to make the Arts prosper in Fort Wayne is a million dollars! (Ed. $1.2 million is the exact goal!). So, either one person gives a million dollars...or everybody chips in $6.41 eacH (Ed. We're still checking his math!). On behalf of the hundreds - no thousands of performers and tens of thousands of crew members, we welcome you to the sights and sounds and smells of the circus! . up for Jumbo! Look down for Tom Thumb! Look out for that Prince of Humbug himself; Mr. P.T. Barnum! And here he comes now...!

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2 About The Composer - ( Cy came to music early, having played in Town, Steinway and Carnegie Halls between the ages of six and nine. His hit songs include WITCHCRAFT, FIREFLY, BIG SPENDER, IF MY FRIENDS COULD SEE ME NOW, REAL LIVE GIRL, THE BEST IS YET TO COME, PASS ME BY and HEY LOOK ME OVER He won a Tony for his previous Broadway musical, , which also toured the U.S. and played London; I LOVE MY WIFE, which opened the year before, also toured the U.S. with Tom and Dick Smothers. He won two Emmys for writing Shirley MacLaine's TV Special, IF THEY COULD SEE ME NOW, and another for Best Musical for her GYPSY IN MY SOUL, which he co-wrote and co- produced. He has made more than a dozen LP's for the major labels, as artist, producer and arranger. He lias scored such films as FATHER GOOSE, starring Cary Grant, THE ART OF LOVE, THE TROUBLE MAKER and , starring Shirley MacLaine, which won him an Oscar nomination. His other Broadway shows include (starring Lucille Ball), (Sid Ceasar), SWEET CHARITY (Gwen Verdon) and (Michele Lee and Ken Howard). He has been honored with six Grammy nominations, an Oscar nomina­ tion, five Tony nominations and has received a Tony, three Emmys, a and Cue's Golden Apple. He is President of Notable Music Co., Inc. and serves on the Board of Directors of ASCAP and The Dramatists Guild Council. He won 1980 Tony nominations as both composer and co-producer of BARNUM. In 1990 he won the Tony Award for Best Original Musical Score for and in 1991 Cy shared the Tony Award for Best Score with Betty Comden and Adolph Green for WILL ROGERS FOLLIES. The Lyricist - Michael Stewart He scored on Broadway the first time out when he won a Tony for his BYE BYE BIRDIE libretto. Subsequently he was the librettist for CARNIVAL, for which he won the Drama Critics' Circle Award, and HELLO DOLLY!, which won him both the Tony and the Drama Critic's prize. He also wrote the books for GEORGE M!, MACK AND MABEL, THE GRAND TOUR and both book and lyrics for I LOVE MY WIFE. He also collaborated on the :xx>k of ELIZABETH AND ESSEX, and 42ND STREET. His latest musical is BRING BACK BIRDIE, a sequel to his first, BYE BYE BIRDIE. Mr. Stewart is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama. He won a 1980 Tony Award nomination for BARNUM. The author - Mark Bramble Mark began his career on the staff of David Merrick Productions, working on dozens of Broadway shows. He adapted PAL JOEY for the LA Civic Light Operas production starring Lena Home, co-authored THE GRAND TOUR with Michael Stewart and Jerry Herman .starring Joel Grey, and was represented earlier this season with ELIZABETH AND ESSEX fl, Jig Estelle Parsons. He followed BARNUM with 42ND STREET, presented by David Merrick and directed by Gower Champion.

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14 BAKNUM...The Story

- "Is This The Greatest Show On Earth?" The line is worthy of Phineas T. (for Taylor) Barnum (1810-1891) himself a failed Yankee peddler whose self- inspired penchant for razzle-dazzle and humbug turned him into a household name synonymous with American showmanship. Now he has been turned into a Broadway musical. Barnum was one of a kind, an anti-hero, a folk legend, but a con man people admired. P.T, labeled "the Shakespeare of modern advertising", built his reputation by giving the common man his money's worth - even if what he presented was not necessarily authentic. His attitude was, "There's a sucker born every minute!" This view bothered his wife, Chairy, as she was practical and pragmatic and even with their fights, they had a hot romance, sort of like the relationship between Tracy and Hepburn in the movies. Barnum was a man who wanted to bring color into people's lives and Chairy wanted him to live a nine-to-five life. P.T. Barnum was not able to duplicate his success "at the scam", to his role as husband. He and his wife rode out some rough seas as a couple and it is this relationship that is at the heart of BARNUM. "Barnum's my name and miracles are my game.", announces America's Prince of Humbug confidently at the beginning of BARNUM. He had a gift for creating illusions and dazzling the multitudes into seeing wonders where less credulous onlookers only wondered skeptically about what they were seeing. A triumph of stagecraft, BARNUM blends circus acts and Broadway skills with such dexterity that it becomes a captivating entertainment. In the tradition of the familiar ringmaster's announcement that the circus we're about to see is "for children of all ages", BARNUM delights us with its clowning and acrobatics as well as its singing and dancing. The show treats the episodes in P.T. Barnum's life as though they were circus acts, even though most of them deal with the relationship between the impresario and his wife, Chairy. The ringmaster grandiloquently announces each chapter in the story - from his early assembling of numerous fraudulent sideshow attractions to his partnership with circus man James A. Bailey. BARNUM is a musical about illusion, but there's no illusion in what it delivers: It's great fun! A;

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22 * * * * BARNUM Cast P.T. Barnum Phillip H. Colglazier Chairy Barnum Nancy Kartholl Ringmaster/Bailey Joe D. King Tom Thumb Michael Nelaborige Joice Heth Melissa Hope-Jackson /Blues Singer Jenny Lind Julie Donnell White Face Clown Robert 'Tolly" Taliaferro

BARNUM Ensemble William Andrews, Sara Black, Heather Renee Brackeen, Gail "Abby" Ehinger, Mark Evans, Mary Fortman, Becky Gall, Todd Harris, Joyce J. Holmes, Jenny Kennard, Rebecca Margolis, Teresa Melton, Carrie Nahrwold, Jessica Jenne-Porfilio, Jennifer Rapp-Parkerson, Joshua Richey, Stephannie R, Robertson, Beth Sambur, Jil Schoeff, Ron Smith Join us in the lobby for a Fifteen Minute Intermission

\ 23 MUSICAL NUMBERS Act I r 1. OVERTURE - orchestra 2. THERE IS A SUCKER BORN EVERY MINUTE - Barnum 3. THANK GOD I'M OLD - Joice Heth 4. UNDERSCORE: WHIPCRACK - orchestra 5. WOMEN'S EMPORIUM CHASE - orchestra 6. THE COLORS OF MY LIFE - Chairy and Barnum 7. ONE BRICK AT A TIME - Chairy and Barnum 8. MUSEUM SONG - Barnum 9. I LIKE YOUR STYLE - Chairy and Barnum 10. BIGGER ISNT BETTER - Tom Thumb 11. CLOWNS - orchestra 12. JENNY LTND OBLIGATO - Jenny Und 13. LOVE MAKE SUCH FOOLS OF US ALL - Jenny Lind 14. OUT THERE - Barnum Actn 15. COME FOLLOW THE BAND - Barnum, Ringmaster and Chorus 16. REPRISE: LOVE MAKES SUCH FOOLS OF US ALL - Jenny lind 17. BLACK AND WHITE - Chairy, Barnum, Blues Singer and Chorus 18. REPRISE: THE COLORS OF MY LIFE - Chairy and Barnum 19. THE PRINCE OF HUMBUG - Barnum 20. JOIN THE CIRCUS - Barnum, Bailey and Chorus 21. FINALE - Full Company

Our Orchestra, Eunice Wadewitz Conductor/Keyboards Donna Noble Keyboards Ben Wiseman Keyboards David Isgitt Trombone David McNary Tuba Mike Lapacek Trumpet Ken Jordan Percussion pictured L to r. (front) Mike Lapacek, David Isgitt, David McNary Shawn Jordan Percussion (back) Donna Noble, Ben Wiseman (not pictured - Ken Jordan, Shawn Jordan) 24 Our Musical Director. Our Choreographer...

Eunice Wadewitz Gail "Abby" Ehinger (Musical Director) (Guest Choreographer/ returns to conduct the Trapese Artistes an music for BARNUM award-winning actress after conducting our for her role as Anna Held summer musical in TIN TYPES for Arena MUSIC MAN. She is Dinner Theatre. She has a veteran musician of choreographed over 40 many area theatres. Eunice has been the musicals for various area theatres, Gail was Musical Director/Conductor for KISS ME Fastrada in PIPPIN and Dainty June in KATE and WIND IN THE WILLOWS for the GYPSY for IPFW. She was Cinderella in Civic, GUYS AND DOLLS for Arena Dinner CINDERELLA and Tiger Lily in PETER PAN Theatre, JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING for the Civic. Her professional career includes TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT for Hunting­ Maria in SOUND OF MUSIC and Hodel in ton College and STARTING HERE, START­ FIDDLER ON THE ROOF for the Opus XXX ING NOW for DePauw University where she Playhouse, Florida. She also played Eve in received her Bachelor's Degree in Music. She ADAM & EVE and was a singer/dancer in has been the pianist for at least ten other ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT... for the Civic shows as well as for Grey Lite Players. Breakers Playhouse, Florida.

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Phillip H. Colglazier (P.T. Barnum) is the Civic Theatre's Resident Choreographer/Education Director. He has choreo­ graphed OKLAHOMA!, AINT MISBEHAVIN", JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT, MUSIC MAN and NUNSENSE H On the Civic stage he was seen in THE T FANTASTICKS and RUMORS. Phillip appeared in a Broadway Revue in Korea, Austria's company of CATS and on Italian TV. \t<2fenH He has performed at King's Dominion in Virginia and Opryland *^v *^^^ USA in Tennessee during summer breaks from Ball State Univer­ sity where he received his B.S. degree in Speech Communication and Theater/Secondary Education. Phillip was the Producer/Host for WFFT-TV Super 55 FOX'S show, HAPPYS PLACE.

Nancy KarthoII (Chairy Barnum), a three-time Anthony winner for her roles as Miss Hannigan in ANNIE, Mayella Ewell in TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD and Felicia in I HATE HAMLET, her most recent role for the Civic was Fanny in ON THE VERGE, our Theatre/Arts Series at the Fort Wayne Art Museum Auditorium. Nancy has appeared as Anna in THE BALTIMORE WALTZ, numerous girls in TOP GIRLS and as a Community Guest Artist during the summer as Rose in GYPSY at IPFWs Williams Theatre. 'Portraying Rose was one of my favorite roles in the theatre...so far!' She received her degrees in Actinj^Directing and Management/ Business from Barat College in Illinois and spends her days at People's Mortagage Company as Closing Manager.

Joe D. King (Ringmaster/Bailey) is returning to our stage after dancing in this past summer's MUSIC MAN and he was in the chorus of JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT. Joe was Man 3 in IS THERE LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL? for Arena Dinner Theatre, Mendel in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF for Center Stage Theatre and Skip Snip in LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS for the Muncie Civic Theatre. Currently he is the director for Elmhurst High School's theatre department and has directed WEST SIDE STORY, THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK and CAROUSEL (in progress). A Ball State University graduate in Speech and Theater Education, Joe's first role was Jud Fry in OKLAHOMA! for Bluffon High School. 27 Are Neglected Repairs Starting to ( Leave Subtle Hints? When Quality and Dependability Count, Call On Our 41 Years of Plumbing Service. Remodeling • Maintenance & Repairs New Construction 5TEDGE PLUMBING & HEATING. INC Contractors and Engineers 485-5040 PLCS103013 "Serving Fort Wayne Since 1953" u KELTSCH

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28 The Cast Unmasked... Michael Nelaborige (Tom Thumb) returns to our stage after his role of Bill in KISS ME KATE. He recently completed 3-1/2 years with the Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, singing and dancing throughout the Caribbean and west coast of the U.S. and Mexico. Michael has worked professionally in the Florida and New York shows of 42ND STREET, DAMES AT SEA and LA CAGE AUX FOLLES. He was a featured performer for Busch Gardens in Florida and received his B.S. degree in Telecommunications/ /Dance from Ball State University. Melissa Hope-Jackson (Joice Heth/Blues Singer) was last seen on our stage as a nun, Sister Mary Hubert, in NUNSENSE II. This past fall, she was featured in our educational theatre tour, AS THE FORT TURNS. Melissa has appeared in AINT MISBEHAVIN and MARTY for Bradley University, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU for The Straw Hat Players in Minnesota, BIG RIVER for The Timberlake Playhouse in Illinois and A MIDSUMMER'S NIGHT DREAM for IPFW. She received her B.S. in Theatre from Bradley University and currently works as a Customer Service Representative for GTE. Julie Donnell (Jenny Lind) is a three-time Anthony award winner for her roles as Helen Stott in AND A NIGHTINGALE SANG, Elsa in SOUND OF MUSIC and Mrs.Hudson in FAHRENHEIT 451. Her most recent Civic stage role was Marion the Librarian in THE MUSIC MAN. Julie was Elizabeth Sandry in THE GRAPES OF WRATH and Sister Amnesia in NUNSENSE (twice) for the Civic, Ruth in BLITHE SPIRIT for First Presbyterian Theatre and Cunegonde in CANDIDE with the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and PIT Theatre. She is the Public Information Coordinator for the Fort Wayne Museum of Art and received her M.A. degree in German Literature from Green State University.

Robert Tolly" Taliaferro (White Face Clown) returns to the Civic stage after his roles in ROMEO & JULIET and twice in A CHRISTMAS CAROL...a few years ago! He has worked backstage with the Fort Wayne Ballet's productions of THE NUTCRACKER and began his stage work with the Fort Wayne Youtheatre. "Tolly" is an English teacher at Carroll High School and received his B.S. degree in Science from Ball State University. "Juggling has been a hobby of mine for years, and now I get to put it to good use!"

29 The Cast Unmasked... Sara Black (Web Girl) returns to our stage from her dancer/ensemble roles in MUSIC MAN, OKLA­ HOMA!, HANS CHRIS­ TIAN ANDERSEN and as an Apache Dancer in JOSEPH AND THE AMAZr- ING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT. She has served as a dresser back­ pictured I. to r. (front) Teresa Melton, Mary Fortman, stage for the Civic Theatre's Rebecca Margolis, Sara Black (back) Joyce Holmes, ON THE VERGE and Jessica Jenne-Porfilio, Jil Schoeff 1 AIN'T MISBEHAVIN . the chorus of BRIGADOON Teresa Melton (Clown/ Sara is a self-employed and was Tintinabula in A Flag Girl) is appearing on Nail Technician. FUNNY THING HAPPEN­ our stage for the first time ED ON THE WAY TO THE in BARNUM. She was Mary Fortman (Web Girl) FORUM for North Side Maria in WEST SIDE is once again on our stage High School. She worked on STORY, Bet in OLIVER, after her dancer/ensemble props for the Civic Theatre Nimue in CAMELOT roles in MUSIC MAN and productions of FENCES and Mrs. Frank in THE OKLAHOMA!. She was and Follow Spot for DIARY OF ANNE FRANK Laura Carlyle in THE NUNSENSE II. Joyce is a all for Elmhurst High BUTLER DID IT for former dancer for the Fort School. Teresa was seen in Whitko High School. Wayne Fury CBA Basket­ the ensemble of CITY OF ball Team and currently is ANGELS for The Greylite Joyce J. Holmes (Flag the store manager for Body Players. She is active in Girl/Globe Walker) was last Essentials in Glenbrook Elmhurstsband, show seen on our stage in a Square. choir, Academic and dancer/ensemble role in Speech teams. SWEENEY TODD and Rebecca Margolis (Web MUSIC MAN. She was Girl) makes her Civic stage Jessica L. Jenne- VibratainAFUNNY debut in BARNUM. A Porfilio (Clown) is a THING HAPPENED Summit Middle School two-time Anthony award ONTHEWAYTOTHE student, Rebecca was the winner for her roles as Witch, Queen Bella, in FORUM for Arena Dinner Cha-Chain GREASE* ' SNOW WHITE for Theatre. Joyce appeared in ensemble in DANCINi Haverhill Elementary. GERSHWIN. She has 30 appeared as a dancer in JilSchoeff (Web Girl) T"SS ME KATE, DANC- makes her Civic stage mG GERSHWIN and debut with BARNUM. HELLO DOLLY for the She has taught ballet, tap Civic and Sister Mary Leo and jazz dancing at North­ in NUNSENSE for the east School of Dance and Civic and Arena Dinner gymnastics at Gymnastics Theatre. Jessica was a Unlimited. Jil was a var­ CATS dancer for the Civic's sity gymnast at Indiana GALA. She has received a University where she certificate from the Royal received a B.S. degree in Academy of Ballet and Finance and her MBA teaches for the Fort Wayne degree and is currently a Ballet. Jessica says the GIC Sales Executive with center of her life, besides Lincoln Life Insurance her husband Rick, is her Company. daughter Amelia.

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Andy Lebamoff CAP N1 CORK NORTH i 5430 Coidwater noad c 483-1147 31 The Cast Unmasked... William Andrews (Chester Lyman/Concert- master/Drag Clown) returns to our stage after his Civic roles of Fred in AUNTIE MAME and Pirelli in SWEENEY TODD. His work in The Fort Wayne Youtheatre includes MuffPoter in TOM SAWYER Nelson pictured L to r. (front) Mark Evans, Josh Richey Eddy in HOLLYWOOD (back) William Andrews, Ron Smith, Todd Harris CAVALCADE. William was the Jester in ONCE Todd Harris (Julius Joshua Richey (Wilton/ UPON A MATTRESS for Goldschmidt/Barker) is Trapeze) was seen in the North Side High School making his Civic Stage ensemble of THE MUSIC and his favorite role was debut in BARNUM, but is MAN for the Civic this past Chris Wren in THE no stranger to the stage summer. His other credits MOUSETRAP at having appeared as a Bell include The Jester in Harding High School. Boy in OH DAD, POOR PEGORA THE WITCH DAD... for IPFW and the for the Fort Wayne Ghost of Christmas Past in Youtheatre, Kurt in THE SOUND OF MUSIC Mark Evans (Amos A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Scudder/Humbert and Jerome in SOUTH The Sexton/Navy Man in PACIFIC with the Morrissey) is on our stage THE GOOD DOCTOR, again after his debut as Maxinkuckee Players, Reuben in JOSEPH AND Earthquake McGoon in Willum Cubbert in THE THE AMAZING TECH­ NERD last season. His only LIL' ABNER and Harlan in NICOLOR DREAMCOAT, LIFE WITH FATHER for other stage experience was all for the University of stage managing his high the Culver Community Mobile where he received Drama Group. Josh is a school productions. Fort his B.A. degree in Fine Snider High School student, Wayne residents recognize Arts. Todd has been the and works for the Towne him as "The Majic Man" for Assistant Technical Direc­ House Health Center. He WAJI-FM-95 radio. Mark tor for IPFWs Williams has aspirations of working would like to dedicate this Theatre and Stage Man­ in ASPECTS OF LOVE- performance to his mother, ager with the University CATS and SUNSET * "Katie", whose love for the of Mobile. BOULEVARD...someday!! circus could fill a big top!! 32 Josh would like to dedicate "*• performance to his Fort Wayne Museum of Art and Fort mother and great grand­ mother. Wayne Civic Theatre present... Ron Smith (Sherwood Stratton/Barker) is no longer a stranger to the DEATH MAIDEN theatre after his debut on the Civic stage as Jacey by Ariel Dorfman Squires and the barbershop quartet in THE MUSIC .MAN this past summer, March 10, H, 12, 18, 19 [ion is the Vice-President of the Churubusco State Bank $5 public - $3 members and keeps himself occupied presented in the Museum of Art Auditorium by perfonriing, producing This is the Civic's entry inThe American and stage managing the Association of Community Theatre Festival arbershop shows. (AACTFest) at Muncie, Indiana on March 4.

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"We have been fortunate to have seen first run plays in Chicago, New York, and London. When we have compared these plays with those we have seen at the Civic, we can honestly state that we have enjoyed the Civic's plays every bit as much as those seen in the other cities. When we compare the cost of seeing a play in New York with one at the Civic, need we say more?'

Phillip and Jean O'Shaughnessy, Backer v. / 35 Our Stage Managers... Bill Wunderlin Joyce VanRy (Stage Manager) (Assistant Stage returns to the Stage Manager) returns to Managers console her backstage post again after his after pointing those successful run in nuns in the "right NUNSENSE II for direction" during the Civic. He has NUNSENSE H. She received the Service to the Theatre started in 1984 on the prop crew of a Civic award for 1994 from Arena Dinner Theatre Guild Show and continued work­ Theatre and a Technical Anthony award ing prop crew for many Civic Shows until from the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre. Bill she retired from teaching in 1989. Since has been involved in over 80 theatrical then she has been the Stage Manager for productions around the Fort Wayne area five shows and this marks her 38th Civic with various theatre groups and during backstage experience. the day, he works for the K-Ellen Dance/ Theatre Apparel store.

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Technical Director/Lighting Designer Richard Grf Stage Manager Bill Wunderlin* Assistant Stage Manager Joyce VanRy* Master Carpenter Jonathan Sandmaier* Technical Assistants Rae Adams*, Rich Lee, Ron McCoy*, Stacy Munsie Sound Board Operator Al Grain Light Board Operator John Webb* Follow Spot Operators Athelyn Daniel, Joshua Osbun Fly Operators Kris Wakeman, Floor Manager Dawn Willard* Running Floor Crew Garrick Dasbach, cast of BARNUM Assistant Costume Schellie Engelhart Dressers Deb Stam, Robb Youse", cast of BARNUM Wigs Robb Youse* Costume Construction Diana Bartsch, Sara Black, Marian Blombach, Robbin Congdon*, Jayne Kelley, Cynthia Laffkas, Janet Leeper, Judy Lennon, Jane Mehling, Linda Miller, Michael Nelaborige, Nancy Osbun, ElaineV Poling, R.S.V.P. Ladies, Joyce VanRy\ Kay Schulenburg, Claudia Simmons, Marceile Teeple, Robb Youse* Prop Chairperson Sharon Reynolds* Props Committee Dody Crilly*. Jenny Edington, Wanda Jacobson* Props Crew Beth Fisher*, Kim Kopka Set Construction and Painting Joe Barker*, Carol Clauser*, Jana Clauser, Jim Clauser*, Robbin Congdon*, Dody Crilly*, Jennifer Edington, Diane Gaby, Carol Garcia", Luke Garver, Bob Haluska*, Leslie Hammer*, Jim Howell, Wanda Jacobson*, George Koegel", Judy Lennon*, Linda Miller*, Joshua Osbun, Richard Porfilio", Beth Sandmaier, Claudia Simmons', Dean Stanley, Emilie Stanley, Ricky Talarico", John Webb*, Dawn Willard* Photography John Escosa Acknowledgements Fritz Btckel - American Rope and Sling, Dennis Campbell - Good Shepherd United Methodist Church, Tom Farney - Grinsfelder Associates, Indianapolis Civic Theatre, Jim Larsen - Model T Calliope, Marvin Berger - M&L Vending, Barry Ruhl's More Than Gymnastics, Janet McCauley and Performing Arts Building Staff, Dean and Al McCombs, Ken Stein - Plymouth Congregational Church, Susan Sanderock, Rose Marie Nix - Summit Gymnastics, Dave Snyder and Assocj Dee Stoner - Stoner's Funstores, Fort Wayne Turners Special assistance with circus aparatus...Michelle and Randy Wallick - Circus City Festival 42 CRAFTLINE PRINTING 3505 Independence Dr. • Ft. Wayne, IN 46808 (219) 484-3186 • Fax (219) 483-2378

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