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The Glass Menagerie Equus by by Peter Shaffer The classic This beautifully realized autobiographical drama of sensitive American play. A lender perceptions is one of and haunting portrait of the most exciting and the Winglield family visually arresting living in St. Louis during contemporary plays, A psychological the 1930s. A story with a magnificent mystery concerning a boy who has blinded breadth of spirit, told in a quiet voice, about six horses and a psychiatrist who must the great reach of small lives. Williains untangle the puzzle and alleviate the boy's called this a "memory play," and it is a pain. A compelling and deeply moving memory of his mother and sister and his evening in the theatre that confronts the early years with them. This production will drives that lead human beings to crucify feature a guest artist in the role of Amanda. themselves. This production will contain Purdue-Indiana Theatre will offer special full nudity. school matinees ol this production. For Feb. 23, 24, March 1, 2 at 8 p.m. information call the Department of Theatre af219-481-6551. Oct. 6, 7,13, 14 at 8 p,m,; school maflnees, by James Kirkwood, Oct. 11, 12at 2:30 p.m. Nicholas Dante, , and Edward A Flea in Her Kleban Ear A brilliant, shimmering finale by Georges to our 30th anniversary Feydeau season! A Chorus Line is A very sexy, perhaps the greatest ot comic valentine. contemporary American This play is the musicals. It is certainly a celebration of the original bedroom farce featuring unfaithful American musical and the unsung heroes husbands, illicit liaisons, mistaken identity, of the musical show—the cbonjs dancers, and a mad Spaniard running wild with a those valiant, ovenJedicated, underpaid, pistol. One ot the most astounding and highly trained performers who back up the hilarious farces ever written. A delightful star. A Chorus Line is about competition evening of fun and mayhem that gallops and about anyone who has, at one time or madly about the stage and leaves the another, put their lite on the line. We all audience breathless with surprise and compete for attention, promotion, approval, laughter. and love. This will be the first locally Nov. 17, 18,24,25 at 8 p.m. produced production of this show. April 12, 13,19, 20, 26, 27 at 8 p.m.

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For Reservations, call 219-493-13S4 Arena Theatre, 719 Rockhill, Fort Wayne, IN 46802 School of Fine and Performing Arts Department of Theatre presents a Purdue-1 ndiana Theatre Studio Production (Studio Theatre, Kettler Hall G32) A Piece of My Me ART

by Shirley Lauro Directed by Gregory C. Stieber

Scenic/Lighting Coordinator Jason "Rod" O'Connor Costume Coordinator Sarah J. Snyder Stage Manager Vicki J. Myers

October 1995

A Piece of my Heart is produced through special arrangements with Samuel French Inc., 45 W. 25th St.. New York, NY 10010-2751.

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Featuring

Director Gregory C. Stieber

A Piece of my Heart is the second production of this year's Studio Theatre season. Students and alumni who have distinguished themselves as capable directors, both within the academic program and the Fort Wayne community, are invited to direct a production in the Studio Theatre. Gregory Stieber's work as an actor and director has been seen at PIT and at other theatres in the Fort Wayne area. He has appeared in The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus, Baby with the Bathwater, In the Boom Boom Room, and Follies at Purdue-Indiana Theatre. He was seen as Snout in A Midsummer Night's Dream for the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre and received the Best Director award from Arena Dinner Theatre for his production of Vanities. At PIT Stieber has directed The American Buffalo, and stage managed Tremor Cordis, The Diary of Anne Frank, and The Women. He was a student instructor for IPFW's continuing education course, Acting as an Avocation, and is the author of a full-length play entitled, A Fly in the Honey. Stieber also directed The Baltimore Waltz and Catholic School Girls for PIT's Studio Theatre Series last season. Selections from Visions of War Dreams of Peace: Writings of Women in the Vietnam War

edited by Lynda Van Devanter and Joan A. Furey

Hello, David Goodbye, David — my name is Hello. David — my name is Dusty. Dusty. I'm your night nurse. I am the last person I will stay with you. you will see. I will check your vitals I am the last person every 15 minutes. you will touch. I will document I am the last person inevitability. who will love you. I will hang more blood and give you something So long, David — my name is for your pain. Dusty, I will stay with you David — who will give me and I will touch your face. something for my pain? Yes, of course, Dusty I will write your mother 1986 and tell her you were brave. I will write your mother and tell her how much you loved Flashbacks her. Flashbacks, I will write your mother Dreams, and tell her to give your bratty kid Snatches, sister ol what I do not want a big kiss and hug. to recall. ,. V\/hatlwitlnottellher Norma J. Griflilhs is that you were wasted. 1982

I will slay with you and I will hold your hand. I will stay with you and watch your life flow through my fingers into my soul. I will stay with you until you stay with me. A Nurse's Lament The Friendship only lasted a few I saw the horror in the young seconds man's eyes; He said "Mom" A fear of certain death. And I responded I heard the cries of tortured souls; And became her. Of dreams that once were real, I never lied to him. I touched the skin of a dead man's And I couldn't face; Explain that to others. A cold and unforgiving end. I got all and more back. I smelted the blood and filth; But the friendship Of men that once were boys. Only lasted a few seconds.

I lasted gall as the tragedy grew; And he called me Mary. A senseless war, at best I wished she could I thought I knew what lay ahead; Be there for him. But that was purely in my mind. I felt I was in Janet Krouse Wyatt Second place. 1987 But I did the Best I could And the friendship Flush Toilets Only lasted a few seconds. The day I arrived in Pleiku And saw that I would be working And he told me, And living "I don't believe this, In buildings I'm dying for nothing." And saw that there was green Then he died. grass Again, the friendship And that we had potable water Only lasted a few seconds. And flush toilets, I said "I can survive a year of this." How can the World The body came home Understand any of this? But I don't know about How can I keep the The soul. World from forgetting? Sara McVicker After all the friendship 1983 Only lasted a few seconds. Lily Lee Adams 1981 Cast

Martha Jennifer Rapp-Parkerson Maryjo Gail "Abby" Ehlnger Sissy Amy Marie Ball Whitney Noelle Davis Leeann Susan Szadkowski Steele Denise VanOrt The American Man John E. Cantey

Time: The recent past.

Scene: Outside, somewhere near The Wall in Washington. D.C.

There will be one 15-minute intermission. Production Staff

Director Gregory C. Stieber Stage Manager Vicki J. Myers Costume Coordinator Sarah J. Snyder Scenic/Lighting Coordinator Jason "Rod" O'Connor Sound Coordinators Luke Stieber. Jill Brumbelow Design Coordinator/Advisor Craig A. Humphrey Props Master Heath R. Hays Sound Board Operator Jonathan Sandmaier Light Board Operator Aliki Filipou Poster Designer Gary Travis Learning Resource Center Nursing Consultant Cynthia C. Ryans Military Consultant Virginia Ralph Choreographer Gail "Abby" Ehinger Photographer Bill Kercheval Resident House Manager Bill Kercheval, Elaine Ahrens Resident Box Office Manager Maria Kladis Box Office Staff Elizabeth Wager Simone Runyan Jeremy, Freimuth Department of Theatre Secretary Marlene S. Breit

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^^fca in *Her (Ear by Georges Feydeau

Vincent Canby of tfie New York Times wnDte tfiat farce is: 'The breatfi of fresh air that re-connects us to humanity and restores our sanity." A Flea in HerEaris one of the greatest farces of all time. In an opulent surrounding of gorgeous costumes and scenery, an incomparable cast and crew cooks up to perfection a sexy play. A wildly madcap evening producing not profound philosophy but robust and side-splitting laughter.

The exciting visual aspects of the production are designed by guest scenic artist, Robert Koharchik, guest lighting designer, Ryan Koharchik, and faculty costume designer Craig A. Humphrey.

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Present this ad at check-in for a special discount rate. The School of Fine and Performing Arts Department ot Theatre presents Purdue-Indiana Theatre's 30th Anniversary Season 1995-96 Studio Theatre Productions (Kettler Hall G32) "Try to Remember" Tent Meeting The Fantasticks by Rebecca Wackier, by Tom Janes and Larry Larson, and Levi Harvey Schmidt Lee The lyrical style and A wildly tunny, universality ot The sometimes irreverent, Fantasticks have made and totally original study it the longest running of a fiamboyant musical in the world revivalist preacher and with over 10,000 Off- his outlandish progeny. The play earned Broadway internationai attention in its production by performances. It is as fresh and appealing the Actors Theatre of Louisviile. An today as on the day it opened, Ivlay 3, outrageously hilarious examination of 1960. With whimsy and poignancy, it reiigious hypocrisy. The Reverend Ed reveals the folly and fragility of young love, Tarbox is a bullying, Bibie-ttiumping age, and human nature. This is truly a redneck preacher. His son Ed is a World musical tor everyone as we recognize a bit War II vet who claims that the scar from his of ourselves in its characters and hernia operation came from a Nazi situations, and smile at what we once were, bayonet. The reverend's hapless daughter, what we are, and, perhaps, what we Becky, stuffs cotton in her ears to muffle always will be. the celestial music which plays incessantly Feb. 8,9, 10 at 8 p.m. inside her head. This trio of Southern eccentrics, along with Becky's baby, ivhom An Evening of the reverend has christened Jesus O. Fractured Tarbox, head oft to the Promised Land in Shakespeare their mobile home. This one will Sept. 21, 22, 23 at 8 p.m. have the Bard tuming in his A Piece of My Heart grave! The by Shirley Lauro evening of two This is a powerful and true one act plays features The Fifteen-Minute drama ot six women who Hamlet b^ Tom Stoppard (Yes, they do went to Viet Nam. The play Hamlet'm 15 minutes] and All's Well Thai portrays each young woman Ends as You Like It b^ Michael Green. It is before, during, and after her nonstop hilarity as Shakespeare gets tour in the war-torn jungle massacred with over-acting and under­ and ends as each leaves a achieving. personal token at The Wail in Washington, Inarch 21, 22, 23 at 8 p.m. A riveting, rending, dramatic experience, Oct. 26, 27, 28 ate p,m. rURDUE-IIVDIAM THEATRES AMERICAIN CLASSICS SUMMER THEATRE III -1990- *4 A 3-D SEASON!' James Dean: The Boy from Fairmount by Harvey Cocks

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