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Tent Theatre 2021 Playbill We hope you enjoy your evening on our “front porch.” This is how we think of Tent Theatre, which has been welcoming audiences to the Missouri State campus every summer since 1963. Tent Theatre delivers enchanting experiences, bringing artists from all over the country to the Ozarks. It’s part of what makes Missouri State a destination campus for the arts. We see this commitment to artistic excellence in several other ways: • The work of our theatre and dance faculty and alumni, who regularly share their talents with Broadway, film and television audiences • Our status as an All-Steinway School, which ensures our musicians train on the finest equipment in the world • Tremendous engagement with Springfield’s art scene, including four student sculptures featured in the current Sculpture Walk • The achievements of our film students, faculty and alumni, who continue to excel in national awards competitions • Consistent accolades for Moon City Press and its reading series When we make arts central to higher education, we train creative problem solvers. When students learn to perform, they learn to communicate effectively. When they learn visual arts, they learn how to execute unique visions. When they learn to play instruments, they develop the self-discipline to accomplish difficult tasks. These are the skills of the future for the jobs of tomorrow. Thank you for your continued support of arts in the Ozarks. We are rising. — Dr. Shawn Wahl Dean, Enjoy the show. Judith Enyeart Reynolds College of Arts and Letters MSU.RCOAL @MSU_RCOAL RCOAL.MISSOURISTATE.EDU Ethel’s The Queen Bee... MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY AND DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE AND DANCE PRESENT Created by Larry Gallagher CENIC ESIGN OSTUME ESIGN S D C D SOUND DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN CHRISTOPER SAMANTHA ED MIKE DEPRIEST MORROW CARSON FOSTER TAGE ANAGER RODUCTION ANAGER TECHNICAL DIRECTOR S M P M MARKETING DIRECTOR LAUREN CHRISTOPHER JOSHUA MARK FAHRNER DEPRIEST JACOBS TEMPLETON MUSIC DIRECTION BY HEATHER CHITTENDEN–LUELLEN CHOREOGRAPHY BY SARAH WILCOXON DIRECTIED BY SARAH WIGGIN SPONSORED BY That Sells Your Home with Ease! (417) 300-1513 909 E Republic Rd Building B 200, Springfield, MO 65807 CAST LIST Music Publishing Credits Wanda........................................................................Courtney Lauster “Round the Beehive/Lets Rock” by Claudia Brevis Allison ............................................................................ Aline O’Neill “The Name Game” by Lincoln Chase and Shirley Elliston/EMI El Gallico Music/Used With Permission “It’s My Party” by John Gluck, Walter Gold, Seymour Gottleib, and Herbert Wiener/Warner Chappell Music, Inc. /ASCAP/Used With Permission Laura ..................................................................... Lourdes Westbrock “Where Did Our Love Go” by Edward Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Brian Holland/Stone Agate Music, a division of Jobete Music Co. Inc. / Patty ........................................................................ Rachel Haselhorst Used With Permission Jasmine ..............................................................................Olivia Jones “Come See About Me” by Edward Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Brian Holland/Stone Agate Music, a division of Jobete Music Co. Inc. /Used With Permission Gina .......................................................................... Taylor Erin Wade “Walking in the Rain” by Barry Mann, Phil Spector, and Cynthia Weil/ EMI Music Publishing/Used With Permission “I Sold My Heart to the Junkman” by Leon Rene and Otis Rene/ EMI Unart Catalog Inc. /Used With Permission UNDERSTUDIES “Academy Award” by V. Catalano, A. Levinson, P. Alonso/ EMI Unart Catalog Inc. /Used With Permission Understudies never substitute unless a specific announcement for “I’ll Never Change Him” by Guy Hemric, Jerry Styner/Donna Dijon Music Publications/Used With Permission the appearance is made at the time of the performance. “Sweet Talkin’ Guy” by Doug Morris, Elliot Greenberg, Barbara Baer, & Robert Schwartz/Screen Gems- EMI Music Inc. /Used With Permission For Wanda & Laura: CLAIRE MARSHAll “You Can’t Hurry Love” by Herbert Dozier, Brian Holland, Eddie Holland/Stone Agate Music/Used With Permission “My Boyfriend’s Back” by Richard Gottehrer, Robert Feldman, & Gerald Goldstein/EMI Blackwood Music Inc. /Used With Permission for Allison & Pattie: JOSIE HAND “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow” by Gerry Goffin and Carole King/ Screen Gems- EMI Music Inc. /Used With Permission DORA NEAD for Jasmine & Gina: A S “One Fine Day” by Gerry Goffin and Carole King/ Screen Gems- EMI Music Inc. /UsedWith Permission ASSISTANT CHOREOGRAPHER “Where the Boys Are” by Howard Greenfield and Neil Sedaka/ Screen Gems- EMI Music Inc. /Used With Permission Rachel Haselhorst “Be My Baby” by Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich, and Philip Spector/EMI Music Publishing/Universal Music Publishing Group/Used With Permission “Then He Kissed Me” by Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich, and Philip Spector/EMI Music Publishing/Used With Permission DANCE CAPTAIN “Baby I Love You” by Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich, and Philip Spector/EMI Music Publishing/Universal Music Publishing Group/Used With Josie Rose Hand Permission “Beehive Dance” by Claudia Brevis/Used With Permission Beehive Musical Numbers “Abraham, Martin, and John” by Dick Holler/Regent Music Corp. /Used With Permission Round the Beehive/Let’s Rock “You Don’t Own Me” by John Madara and David White/Sony/ATV Music Publishing/Used With Permission The Name Game “Son of a Preacher Man” by John Hurley and Ronnie Wilkins/Sony/ATV Tree Publishing/Used With Permission It’s My Party/Supremes “To Sir with Love” by Don Black and Mark London/Screen Gems-EMI Music, Inc. /Used With Permission Walking in the Rain/Junkman “British Invasion Cut Short” by J.C. Fogerty/Fourteenth Hour Music/Used With Permission Academy Award “River Deep Mountain High” by Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich, and Phillip Spector/Warner Chappell Music, Inc. /Used With Permission I’ll Never Change Him “Proud Mary” by J.C. Fogerty/Fourteenth Hour Music, Inc. /Used With Permission Sweet Talkin’ Guy “Chain of Fools” by Donald Covay/ Fourteenth Hour Music, Inc. /Used With Permission You Can’t Hurry Love “Never Loved a Man (the Way That I Loved You)” by Ronnie Shannon/Fourteenth Hour Music, Inc. My Boyfriend’s Back “Somebody to Love” by Davney R. Slick (aka Darby Slick)/Irving Music/Used With Permission Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? “Cry Baby” by Bert Berns and Norman Meade/Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc. /Used With Permission One Fine Day “Try (Just a Little Bit Harder)” by Jerry Ragovoy and Chip Taylor/Warner Chappell /Used With Permission Where the Boys Are “Me and Bobby McGee” by Kris Kristofferson and Fred Foster/EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. /Used With Permission Be My Baby “Make Your Own Kind of Music” by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil/Screen Gems—Emi Music, Inc. /Used With Permission Then He Kissed Me Baby, I Love You The Beehive Dance “Beehive” is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized performance materials are supplied by Theatrical Rights Worldwide There will be a ten-minute intermission. 1180 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 640, New York, NY 10036. www.theatricalrights.com Abraham, Martin, and John You Don’t Own Me Son of a Preacher Man To Sir, With Love British Invasion Cut Short River Deep/Proud Mary Aretha Medley (Chain of Fools, Never Loved A Man, Natural Woman) Somebody to Love Cry Baby Try (Just a Little Bit Harder)/Me and Bobby McGee Make Your Own Kind of Music BEEHIVE Orchestra Conductor / Keyboard – HEATHER CHITTENDEN-LUELLEN Trumpet – MARISSA KYSER; Saxophone – DREW AXLEY Bass – RILEY ROBISON; Guitar – JASON LOFTIN Drums – CASEY SMITH 55plu IS WHERE YOUR STORY IS WRITTEN. WE’LL FOCUS ON THE CALLS. YOU FOCUS ON YOUR BUSINESS. 85% of people whose call to a business isn’t answered don’t bother to call back. Source: windsor-telecom.co.uk 3861 S Jefferson Ave, Springfield, MO 65807 417-881-0956 | PROANSWERING.COM MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY AND DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE AND DANCE PRESENT Adapted by PATRICK BARLOW From the novel by JOHN BUCHAN From the movie by ALFRED HITCHCOCK Licensed by ITV Global Entertainment Limited And an original concept by SIMON CORBLE and NOBBY DIMON The original London production directed by Maria Aitken designed by Peter McKintosh lighting designed by Ian Scott sound designed by Mic Pool and movement directed by Toby Sedgwick opened at the Tricycle Theatre in Kilburn in August 2006 and transferred to the Criterion Theatre in the West End on 14th September 2006. The original production was directed by Fiona Buffini. This production is licensed and the films distributed by ITV Global Entertainment Ltd. CENIC IDEO ESIGN OSTUME ESIGN IGHTING ESIGN S /V D C D SOUND DESIGN L D MICHELLE CYNTHIA ED MIKE HARVEY WINSTEAD CARSON FOSTER PROPERTIES DESIGN MOVEMENT CONSULTANT DIALECT COACH MARKETING DIRECTOR ANNA JOE ROBERT MARK EMPLETON HUNT KRIENKE WESTEBERG T STAGE MANAGER PRODUCTION MANAGER TECHNICAL DIRECTOR LIBBY CHRISTOPHER JOSHUA CASEY DEPRIEST JACOBS DIRECTIED BY JOSEPH PRICE SPONSORED BY CAST LIST MAN #1 ...................................................................................................STEVEN HORN MAN #2 .....................................................................................................ZACH GREER the world RICHARD HANNAY ..................................................................................DILLON SAVAGE ANNABELLA SCHMIDT/PAMELA/MARGARET ................................................. EMILY TRENT Outside UNDERSTUDIES
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