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The Laymen Playmen, Inc. proudly present 2014 w w w . l a y m e n p l a y m e n . o r g Feb 6 - 9 & 13 - 16, 2014 Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Book by Herbert and Dorothy Fields ANNIE GET YOUR GUN is presented through special arrangement with R & H Theatricals: www.rnh.com The Laymen Playmen present their 27 th Anniversary Production Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Book by Herbert & Dorothy Fields Orchestrations by Robert Russell Bennett Dance Arrangements by Richard De Benedictis Musical Director Director Choreography Carolyn Santoro Lori Maxwell Lynne Inciardi Orchestra Light Design Stage Manager Dr. Davis Giersch John Stangl Juls Krauskopf Program Design/Cover Sound Design Costume Design Miriam Souders Jeff Krout Mary Catherine Reilly Bonnie Stangl Karen Tomlinson Dan Sarm Stage Crew Zak Krauskopf Megan Mullen Rose Durkin Pat Zetzsche Brad Eliff Chris Stein February 6 – 9, 13 - 16, 2014 PHOTOGRAPHY AND TAPING ARE PROHIBITED PLEASE TURN OFF CELL PHONES & NO TEXTING DURING PERFORMANCES Annie Get Your Gun Is presented through special arrangement with R&H Theatricals. All authorized performance materials are also supplied by R&H Theatricals. 229 West 28th Street, New York, NY 10001 Phone: 212-564-4000 Fax: 212-268-1245 www.rnhtheatricals.com 1 S c e n e s a n d M u s i c a l N u m b e r s Act I Scene 1 The Wilson Hotel Colonel Buffalo Bill ………......................................Charlie, Dolly, Ensemble I’m A Bad Bad Man ...............................................................Frank and Girls Doin’ What Comes Natur’lly………………………..…Annie, Kids and Wilson The Girl That I Marry………………………………..……………………..Frank You Can’t Get A Man With A Gun…………………..……………………Annie There’s No Business Like Show Business..Frank,Buffalo Bill,Charlie,Annie Scene 2 Pullman Parlor, 6 weeks later They Say It’s Wonderful......................................................Annie and Frank Moonshine Lullaby……………………………….Annie, Kids, Lullaby Singers Scene 3 & 4 The Fairgrounds in Minneapolis Wild West Show Dance………………………………………Show performers Show Business Reprise..………………………………………….Annie & Kids My Defenses Are Down…………………………….Frank, Girls and Cowboys Ceremonial Chant/I’m An Indian Too…………...Annie, Sitting Bull & Indians You Can’t Get A Man With A Gun Reprise……………………………….Annie There will be a 15 minute intermission Refreshments served downstairs 2 S c e n e s a n d M u s i c a l N u m b e r s Act II Scene 1 Deck of Cattle Boat, 8 months later I Got Lost In His Arms……………......................................................Annie Scene 2 Hotel Brevoort Grand Ballroom Show Business Reprise......................Frank,Dolly,Pawnee Bill,Mrs. Adams I Got The Sun In the Morning……………………………Annie and Ensemble An Old Fashioned Wedding…………………………………..Annie and Frank The Girl That I Marry Reprise...............................................................Frank Scene 3 The lower levels of the Cattle Boat Scene 4 The Shootin’ Match Anything You Can Do…..……………………………………..Annie and Frank Show Business Reprise and Finale………………………………….Ensemble 3 C a s t in order of appearance Lovely Young Women..................................Hailey & Shannon Mullen Charlie Davenport..............................................................Jason Bergey Dolly Tate………..............................................................Kim Sulahian Mac.............................................................................Derick Weisinger Iron Tail/Bronco Buster.......................................................Phil Parenti Yellow Foot/Sharpshooter..............................................Andrew Olinik Wilson/Lullaby Singer.................................................Linda Weisinger Frank Butler…………………….....................................John Keefrider Annie Oakley..............................................................Amanda Alderfer Minnie...........................................................................Maddie Markell Jessie………………...................................................Catherine Winner Nellie...................................................................................Haley Mong Little Jake…………………..............................................Jillian Durkin Colonel Buffalo Bill…………………………………...….Paul Bonner Mrs. Little Horse..........................................................Daisy Weisinger Mrs. Black Tooth/Rattlesnake Dancer......................................Liz Eliff Mrs. Yellowfoot……….........................................Giovanna Dougherty Conductor………………………………..……..…..Pastor Max Jaouen Pawnee Bill……………………………………...…William Dougherty Chief Sitting Bull………………………………….…...Troy Detweiler Wild Horse/Sharpshooter……………………….……..Scott McMaster Messenger/Sharpshooter……..………………………....…..Pat Bonner Footman………………………………………………...….Dave Krum Mrs. Adams/Lullaby Singer………………………..…Kelsey Zetzsche Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter…………………….…Mary Catherine Reilly Mrs. Agnes Ferguson…………………………………......Pat Rinehart Mr. Clay/Bronco Buster………………………………….Tony Inverso Mrs. Henderson/Lullaby Singer……………………..….Courtney Katz Mr. Adams…………………………………………...…..Sean Mueller Bronco Buster………………………………………………Ian Bonner Cowboys/Cowgirls/Indians Skylah Brown, Elizabeth Eliff, Nora Eliff, Rachel Gat, Renee Johnson, Charlie Holmes, LeeAnne Krauskopf, Cassi Lambert, Courtney Walsh, Micah Slugg, Taylor Pitner, Erin Walsh, Angelina Ward, Kelly Youngs Lullaby Ladies Anita DeFrancesco, Florence Wydra-Gat, Sally Jaouen Townsfolk Amelia Catanzaro, Mary Frick, Deb Moses Elton 4 Director's Notes Welcome to the Laymen Playmen’s 27 th production! Your support year after year humbles us and we thank you!! Without you, our audience, none of this would be possible and we appreciate you choosing to spend some time with us. We have been welcomed by two congregations who have allowed us to use their space to rehearse and present our yearly endeavor for the past 3 years. Pastor Glenn Lambert and the Emmanuel Evangelical Congregational Church in Hatfield most graciously allowed us to use their facility for our auditions and rehearsals. We also had the opportunity to rehearse at the Hatfield Fire House-Thank You Kurt! And Lansdale United Methodist Church providing us with a stage, home and support beyond our expectations! Thank you to Pastor Max, Bill and Cindy Scheetz, and all the members for welcoming us with open arms! God is good, all the time! The story you see here today is a very “loose” adaptation of the story of Annie Oakley and Frank Butler. The true story behind these two real people is a true love-at-first-sight forever love. Frank met Annie when she was 15 and he was 23. They married soon after, although Frank said they married when she was 22. Frank and Annie were a true team, he being her manager. They were in both Pawnee Bill’s show and Buffalo Bill’s show, and when the show’s merged for about 5 years, they also were headline performers. They were married until her death at age 66 in 1926, and he died 18 days later after he stopped eating when Annie passed. Annie was actually the sixth child in a family of eight, raised by their mother when their father died. Chief Sitting Bull was a Sioux Indian who was an activist for his time. He died in 1890. Buffalo Bill was a man who won and lost his fortune several times, and passed away in 1917. Pawnee Bill got his name from being an interpreter for the Pawnee Indians, and was a very savvy businessman. He lived until 1942. So the characters in our story were real people, although our story doesn’t tell their full story. A HUGE thank you from me to all our cast, crew, orchestra, angels, ushers, board members, family and friends. We are a family here to do what we love for His Glory. And a BIG thanks to you, our audience. Without you, none of this makes any sense-we would be singing and dancing to an empty room! Your support for us not only lifts us up, but provides heat for a family for the winter or food for a family who otherwise would go hungry. The Hatfield Pastor’s Fund is the reason we do what we do, and both of us thank you. So sit back, relax and watch what happens when a girl with a gun tries to win the heart of a man with hat in a town full of cowboys, indians, sharpshooters, bronco busters, dancers, singers and a whole lot of heart! Annie, get that gun and go get your man! Enjoy! 5 C r e w s PROPS SET CREW Giovanna Dougherty Dave Krum Daisy Weisinger Jeff Maxwell Anita DeFrancesco Jeff Krout Juls Krauskopf Fred Wiesinger Dave Krum John Stangl Kelsey Wiesinger PUBLICITY Lynne Inciardi Bill Dougherty Mary Catherine Reilly John Keefrider Bob Reilly Lori Maxwell Fred Wiesinger Miriam Souders John Stangl Krauskopf Family Dave Krum Tony Inverso Kurt Krauskopf Tyler Rothman Miriam Souders LIGHTS & SOUND ANGELS John Stangl, Co-Chair Rev. Thomas & Beryl Souders Fred Wiesinger, Co-Chair Kitty Heckler Jeff Krout Rev. Ruby Bean Bonnie Stangl Jean Mong Dan Sarm Zak Krauskopf COSTUMES HOUSE MANAGER Mary Catherine Reilly, Co Chair Karen Tomlinson, Co Chair Kitty Heckler Giovanna Dougherty Daisy Weisinger DRESSERS Dave Krum Rev. Ruby Bean Karen Tomlinson Rose Durkin TICKETS Connie Keeler Bob Reilly Kurt Krauskopf 6 Deb Fluck O r c h e s t r a Davis Giersch - conductor Karen Meade Dick Sands, Helaine Brown Amber Allebach Marcy Klugman John Braun Lois Russo Bob Platt Jim Meade Erica Milbourne Jennifer Monaghan Ed Neu Kim Newell Esmeralda Lastra Mike Majkowski Shannon Murphy Pete Majkowski Micaela Greco Jake Sholly Eric An Gerry Cocchiaro Beth Casmas Please patronize our Sponsors Thank you, The Laymen Playmen 7 P r e s i d e n t ' s M e s s a g e