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View Program � THEATRE ANct.Q!<- NCE V LJ C) Just for the fun of it • • • 8 PRODUCTIONS and 4 RECEPTIONS for only $20. THEATRE April 24-28 at 8:00 p.m. at Bell Theatre J�Ji:rOT WARNING: This play, by Martin Sherman, realistically depicts the Nazi persecution of October 6-8 and 13-1 5 at 8:00 p.m. and homosexuals in concentration camps during October 9 at 2:00 p.m. at Bell Theatre. World War II. It contains graphic violence, nudity and adult language. Parental discretion WORLD PREMIERE PLAY is strongly advised. October 25-29 at 8:00 p.m. and October 30 at 2 :00 p.m. at Bell Theatre An exciting world premiere play. Recipient of DANCE the Ruby Lloyd Apsey playwriting award and Theatre UAB's 1984 American College Theatre UAB will present three exciting dance con­ Festival entry. certs ranging from the classics to the modern. The beautiful expression of life through the THE THREE CUCKOLDS graceful movements of UAB students will be February 14-18 at 8:00 p.m. and choreographed by Edith Barnes and Stevan February 19 at 2:00 p.m. at Bell Theatre Grebel. A play created by Leon Katz from an anony­ Let your imagination soar as you enjoy three mous scenario of the commedia dell'arte. stimulating evenings in the world of music and Three dense husbands, three pretty wives, a dance. very clever servant, acrobatics, old jokes, bright colors, and the original slapstick. You'll live BALLET - Fall Repertory happily ever after. November I I S I 2 at 8 :00 at the Bell Theatre HOLD MEI March 27-31 at 8:00 p.m. and DANSCAPE April I at 2:00 p.m. at Hulsey Center, March 2 S 3 at 8:00 at the Bell Theatre Studio 311 Once again UAB Theatre and Dance and Alpha BALLET - Spring Repertory Psi Omega team up to present an evening of ex­ May I I S 12 at 8:00 at the Bell Theatre citing theatre. Three women and two men talk, shout, laugh and cry about the problems of liv­ ing in our modern day world. Hold Me! is a contemporary "slice-of-life" drama from the 934-3236 wickedly funny pen of Jules Feiffer. The University of Alabama in Birmingham's Department of Theatre, Dance & Music and the Brierfield Ironworks Park Compliments to the University of Alabama in Birmingham and the Brierfield Ironworks Park from your friends and neighbors at Kimberly Clark Corporation music by originally produced Andrew Lloyd Weber on Broadway by Robert Stigwood S MCA lyrics by by special arrangement Tim Rice with David Land PRODUCERS CHOREOGRAPHER Bob Yowell Edith Barnes Martin L. Everse Coosa River Newsprint, Pulp and Forest ProductsCompany DIRECTOR MUSIC DIRECTOR Rick Plummer Ron Reitz SET & LIGHT DESIGNER/ ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/ TECHNICAL DIRECTOR STAGE MANAGER Morgan Billingsley Carolyn Billingsley Coosa Pines, Alabama COSTUME DESIGNER SET CONSTRUCTION CHIEF Kathleen Nuernberg Malcolm Theodore Burnett "Jesus Christ Superstar" is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, 119 West 5 7th Street, New York, NY I 0019. This production is made possiblewith the supportof the Alabama State Council on the Artsand Humanities. 1 The Producer: BOB YOWELL Dr. Bob Yowell is Chairman of the Department of Theatre and Dance at the University of Alabama in Birmingham. After he received his Ph.D. from Bowling Green State University in 197 2, Dr. Yowell went on to teach at Western Caro­ lina University and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Included in his directing credits are At1tigot1e, Pippit1, Tartuffe, Death of a Salesmat1, and most recently UAB's production of Equus. In 1983, Dr. Yowell's production of Grease won UAB an Obelisk award for Best Direction of a Musical Play. The Director: RICK PLUMMER Rick Plummer is Assistant Professor of Theatre at the University of Alabama in Birmingham, where he directs the acting sequence. Dr. Plummer has a varied career as a professional actor, director and teacher. His acting/directing credits BRENT BANKING COMPANY include Off-Off-Broadway, TV, stock, tour and university/community theatre. Im He has taught at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Southern Illinois Uni­ versity, where he earned his Ph.D. as a teaching fellow; and at Manchester College. Post Office Box B No newcomer to outdoor drama, Dr. Plummer directed the world premiere The Brent, Alabama 35034 and subsequent season of Firemakers, in Bristol, Indiana; served as produc­ tion stage manager for the world premiere of Dust ot1 Her Petticoats, in Tulsa, Phone (205) 926-4627 Oklahoma; and has been the assistant director for the 1980 and 1982 seasons of The Smoky Mout1tait1 Passiot1 Play. Member F.D.I.C. FRIENDLY SERVICE TO BIBB COUNTY SINCE 1912 Set & Light Designer/ Technical Director: MORGAN BILLINGSLEY Morgan Billingsley, an Assistant Professor in the UAB Department of Theatre and Dance, received his Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Mis­ sissippi. Having worked professionally with movies, television, concerts, theatre and dance groups, his credits include Lighting Designer/Technical Director/Stage Manager for the Jackson Ballet, 1980-82; Alabama Dance Theatre's produc­ tion of The Nutcracker; Lighting Director for Bolero, PBS/Mississippi ETV; and Production Stage Manager for the I st and 2nd USA International Ballet Compe• titions. Mr. Billingsley will be Lighting Consultant for the Mississippi Pavillion at the 1984 World's Fair in New Orleans. 2 3 ROCKCO'S FLORIST Music Director: RON REITZ MONTEVALLO MANIA Ron Reitz has been Director of Bands at UAB since 198 I. He was formerly the Highway 25 South Director of Bands at Jackson State Community College in Jackson, Tennessee. sponsored by Montevallo Mr. Reitz has conducted community productions of Man of La Mancha, Fiddler CENTRALA GARDEN CLUB on the Roof, Music Man and the Fall '83 production of Grease. He has a B.M.E. MONTEVALLO FIRE DEPARTMENT from Florida State University and a M.M.E. from Indiana University. MONTEVALLO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE � OCTOBER 8, 1983 9:00 a.m. • 4:00 p.m. BETH'S FLOWERS Arts & Crafts & GIFTS Parade 145 Main Street Choreographer: EDITH BARNES Montevallo Live Entertainment Edith Barnes, an Associate Professor of Dance at UAB, received her Master of Bar-be-que Fine Arts Degree in Dance from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Her experience includes choreographing over twenty modern dances at UAB; When you think of flowers, Fiddler on the My Fair Lady, Camelot, The King and I, Games & Fun think of ours choreography for Roof, and The Sound of Music. In 197 6, she choreographed several dances for NBC's For Booth Information Call Today Show, "A Bicentennial Salute to Alabama." 665-7292 665-2964 665-2948 665-2032 Costume Designer: KATHLEEN NUERNBERG Banon's Kathleen Nuernberg, Assistant Professor of Theatre and Dance, received her Custom Decor Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Ms. HOUSE Nuernberg has designed for several professional companies including the Vir• ginia Shakespeare Festival and the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival. She has also OF 429 WALNUT STREET designed for the University of Wisconsin's Children's Theatre, Backdrop SERENDIPITY CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA 35042 Players, Sinfonicron Opera Company, and the Front Royal Little Theatre. "Where the Unexpected is Found" For All Your Decorating Needs Art Supplies, Cards, Gift Items, CUSTOM CABINETS • WALLPAPER Games & Puzzles Publicity Director: CAROLYN BILLINGSLEY PITTSBURGH PAINTS • APPLIANCES Depression Era Collectibles, Stuffed Toys Carolyn Billingsley is currently a Theatre Management Consultant at UAB. Her professional experience includes Performing Arts Program Director at the Mississippi Arts Commission, Assistant Administrator of the Jackson Ballet, and 13 S. MAIN ST. JAMES A. BARTON Assistant Touring Manager for the University of Mississippi's production of OWNER (205) 926- 9301 Godspell. MONTEVALLO, AL Mrs. Billingsley received her Master of Arts degree from the Univer­ sity of Mississippi. 4 5 MUSICAL NUMBERS Carl's Family BELCHER MOTOR COMPANY Act I Hair Care Center soon to become Overture ....................................................... Orchestra Heaven on their Minds .................................................Judas BUD BURNETT FORD What's the Buzz .................................. Jesus, Mary Magdalene, Apostles CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA Strangething, Mystifying ................................... Judas, Jesus, Company Everything's Alright ................................. Mary Magdalene, Jesus, Judas, Company Authorized Ford car and truck dealer This Jesus Must Die . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Caiaphas, Annas, Company Hosanna. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Jesus, Caiaphas, Company OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 926-4896 Simon Zealotes / Poor Jerusalem .............................. Simon, Jesus, Company Pilate's Dream ...................................................... Pilate COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE The Temple . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Jesus, Company Carl Love 20 Main St. Everything's Alright ...................................... Mary Magdalene, Jesus Phone: 665-4317 Montevallo, AL I Don't Know How to Love Him ................................... Mary Magdalene Damned for All Time/ Blood Money. ................... Judas, Annas, Caiaphas, Company I 5 Minute Intermission Act II The Last Supper . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Jesus, Judas, Apostles Gethsemane .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Jesus REAL ESTATE The Arrest .......................... Peter, Jesus, Apostles, Caiaphas, Annas, Company RENTALS AND SALES - INSURANCE Peter's Denial .... , : .................................... Peter, Mary Magdalene Pilate � Christ ....................................
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