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CAST Patsy Cline .................................... Traci Lyn Thomas* * Member of Actors’ Equity Association Louis Seger .................................... Mary Ellen Cerroni BAND Piano ........................................... C. Scott Hagler Drums .............................................Trina Martin Bass ............................... Evan Suiter (6/18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 26) Richard Cerroni (6/27, 28) Fiddle ............................................Jeroen van Tyn PRODUCTION TEAM Director ....................................... Theresa A. Carson Music Director .................................... C. Scott Hagler Stage Manager ...............................Elisabeth A. Ballstadt Set and Light Designer .................................Eric Bulrice Costume Designer ....................................Diane Welle Projection Design .....................Theresa A. Carson, Eric Bulrice Technical Crew ................................ Connor Brockmeier LICENSING TEAM Author ............................................Ted Swindley Author’s Representative ...............................Joan Kovats Business Management ...............................Melanie Clark Original Music Director ............................... Vicki Masters Band and Vocal Orchestrations ......... August Eriksmoen, Tony Migliore Legal Counsel ......Clair G. Burrill, Richard Garmise, Sawnie R. Aldredge CREATED & ORIGINALLY SPECIAL THANKS DIRECTED BY TED SWINDLEY DAC Staff, Alpine Bank, Carvers Brewing Company, Cyprus Cafe, Serious BASED ON A TRUE STORY Texas Barbeque, Steamworks Brewing Company, Alliance Audio and Visual, Maggie March June 18-20, 25-27, 2015, 7:30pm There will be one 15-minute intermission June 20-21, 27-28, 2015, 2pm PLEASE NOTE: Any taping, flming, recording or broadcast of this musical is strictly prohibited. Please turn off all cell phones and any light- emitting and noise-making devices! A Huge Thank You To Our Sponsors! This production could not have been possible without our sponsors. We encourage you to support these businesses in our community and thank them for supporting the DAC Theatre. Musical clearances secured and used by permission. LICENSED BY THE FAMILY AND ESTATE OF PATSY CLINE. All rights reserved. ORIGINAL CAST ALBUM AVAILABLE ON MCA CD’s AND CASSETTES. For licensing information on Always....Patsy Cline and all Ted Swindley shows, visit www.tedswindleyproductions.com or contact Joan Kovats, (203) 978-0102 For merchandise, please visit www.alwayspatsycline.com. 2 Mountain Shadows 3 MUSICAL NUMBERS IF I COULD SEE THE WORLD Sammy Masters/Richard Pope ACT I (THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD) MCA Publishing HONKY TONK MERRY GO ROUND Frank Simon/Stan Gardner JUST A CLOSER WALK [Traditional] Acuff Rose Music, Inc. BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY Bill Monroe, Peer International, Inc. BACK IN BABY’S ARMS Bob Montgomery GOTTA LOTTA RHYTHM Barbara Ann Vaughn/ Talmont Music, Inc. WS Stevenson ANYTIME Herbert Happy Lawson Acuff Rose Music, Inc. Unichappel Music, Inc. SHAKE RATTLE AND ROLL Charles Calhoun WALKIN AFTER MIDNIGHT Don Hecht/Alan Block Unichappel Music, Inc. Acuff Rose Music, Inc. FADED LOVE John Wills/Bob Wills I FALL TO PIECES Hank Cochrane/Harlan Howard Warner Chappell Sony/Tree Publishing, Inc. HOW GREAT THOU ART [Traditional] IT WASN’T GOD WHO MADE JD Miller TRUE LOVE Cole Porter HONKY TONK ANGELS Peer International, Co. Warner Chappell COME ON IN VF “Pappy” Stewart IF YOU’VE GOT LEAVIN’ Wayne Walker/Webb Price (AND SIT RIGHT DOWN) Acuff Rose Music, Inc. Polygram International YOUR CHEATING HEART Hank Williams, Sr. BILL BAILEY [Traditional] Acuff RoseMusic, Inc./ Warner Chappell Who’s Who in Always... Patsy Cline STUPID CUPID Neil Sedaka/Howard Greenfeld EMI Music Publishing CAST YOU BELONG TO ME King/Price/Stewart is from Endicott, NY, but currently Ridgeway Music MARY ELLEN CERRONI (Louis Seger) resides in Farmington, NM. Mary Ellen is an accomplished fute player and SAN ANTONIO ROSE Bob Wills, Bourne Co. has been a dental assistant on an infantry post while in the army; a dental LOVESICK BLUES Irving Mills/C. Friend hygienist while living in Dallas, TX; a physician’s assistant while living in Emi Music Publishing Alamogordo, NM; and a music teacher for an elementary school while living in Farmington, NM. Favorite roles include Louisa in The Fantasticks, Josephine in HMS Pinafore, Aice in You Can’t Take It With You, and Rosie ACT II in Bye Bye Birdie. She lives with her husband Armando, the love of her life, SWEET DREAMS Don Gibson and her mom. She misses her dad, sister, and mother- in-law who are all Acuff Rose Music, Inc. watching the show from heaven with Patsy. SHE’S GOT YOU Hank Cochran Sony/Tree Publishing, Co. TRACI LYN THOMAS (Patsy Cline) graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in musical theatre and has spent THREE CIGARETTES Eddie Miller/WS Stevenson the last 28 years as a professional musical theatre actress (Actors’ Equity IN AN ASHTRAY Acuff Rose Music, Inc. Association), teacher, director and producer. She has performed in Mamma CRAZY Willie Nelson, Sony/Tree Publishing Mia (Las Vegas Company), Les Miserables (National tour) and Civil War SEVEN LONELY DAYS Earl Schuman/Walden Schuman/ (National tour). As a director Traci Lyn has directed over a dozen children Marshall Brown, Music Sales, Corp. and college productions here in the Four Corners area and Idaho. In Durango she is a summer teacher for DAC Applause! and is a founding member of Imaginary Friends productions. Traci Lyn lives in Texas with her husband, children and dogs. 4 5 poet Allen Ginsberg. He has played with numerous jazz, Latin jazz, traditional BAND Afro-Cuban, Balkan and contemporary folk bands. Jeroen performs RICHARD CERRONI (Bass) is from Endicott, NY but currently lives in professionally in the Durango area and is executive director of the Stillwater Texas. Richard was taught to play bass from his father, who was a musician. Foundation, a nonproft organization providing music classes and lessons Richard sings and is the sound technician for a local Dallas rock band called to youth and adults. He is also music director and principal composer for 20 Rogue Radio. They perform regularly at Six Flags and in local bars and Moons, a Durango-based contemporary dance theatre company. restaurants in the Dallas area. He has performed in his children’s school and church productions. Richard has served in the Navy as an aviation electronics technician and currently works as a feld service representative PRODUCTION TEAM for Omnicell. He loves to build and restore cars. Richard has two children, ELISABETH A. BALLSTADT (Stage Manager) moved to Durango from the Mitch and Grace, and lives with his love, “My Sharona”. Midwest after some time on the East Coast less than two years ago. Eli has worked backstage and onstage for over 30 years. Some of her favorite C. SCOTT HAGLER (Music Director, Piano) is executive director of roles include June Carter Cash in Ring of Fire, Beth in the Beebo Brinker 3rd Ave. Arts, a non-proft organization that hosts music, art and multi- Chronicles, Izzy in Rabbit Hole, Sabina in The Skin of Our Teeth, and The disciplinary events including the Durango Bach Festival, Durango Chamber Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz. Her work in television and Music Festival, Sacred Arts Festival, the St. Mark’s Recital Series as well as flm can be seen in theaters and on HGTV, DIY Network, Food Network, provides arts education opportunities for all ages. Scott is moving to Santa FOX, and Discovery. Fe this summer, where he will focus on expanding 3rd Ave. Arts’ reach in the Southwest and offer arts marketing services. He has served on DAC’s board ERIC BULRICE (Set, Light, and Projection Design) is the technical of directors. He maintains a freelance graphic design business with clients director and facilities manager at the Durango Arts Center. Eric studied across the country, and is active as an artist and composer. theatrical design and production management at Idyllwild Arts Academy and Carnegie Mellon University. Eric worked in commercial scene shops and as TRINA MARTIN (Drums) would like to thank Theresa A. Carson and a stagehand for several productions throughout Southern California. From Scott Hagler for giving her a great excuse to come back to Durango for 2010-2014 Eric founded and operated Create IF Designs and Solutions, a an extended summer visit! Favorite musicals at the DAC for which she small content branding frm that he sold in November 2014. Eric is looking played drums include Happy Days, Seussical the Musical, Beehive, the forward to working on DAC productions in the coming years, and is honored 60s musical, and Cabaret. A highlight for Trina during her eight years living to be part of such a dedicated, and talented team. in Durango was playing for the 2010 production of Always...Patsy Cline. Trina currently resides in Round Rock, TX with her loving husband and two THERESA A. CARSON (Director) is currently the artistic director and amazingly talented daughters. When she’s not cheering and chauffeuring theatre manager of the Durango Arts Center, an adjunct faculty member their dance teams, she is the director of education for Rhythm Band for the Fort Lewis College Theatre Department, and has served as the Instruments, promoting music education across the country. artistic director of Sandstone Productions for six years for the City of Farmington. Favorite directing credits include Cabaret, Footloose, Beehive, EVAN SUITER (Bass) was born and raised in Colorado and began his the
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