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State University of New York College at Buffalo - Buffalo State College Digital Commons at Buffalo State Studio Arena Programs Studio Arena 1-6-1972 Mama Studio Arena Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/saprograms Recommended Citation Studio Arena, "Mama" (1972). Studio Arena Programs. 53. http://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/saprograms/53 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Studio Arena at Digital Commons at Buffalo tS ate. It has been accepted for inclusion in Studio Arena Programs by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons at Buffalo tS ate. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STUDIO Jewell's Bootique offers a beautiful selection of fell and winter boots cind shoes. 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Coughlin, Box Office Jano Tarr Seiovcr, Box Office Daniollo Moriheimcr, Administrative Secretary Tom Mardirosian, Student Action Team Coordinator Warren Enters, Associate Director Jane Keeler, Director Emeritus Norma Sandlor, Theatre School Director PRODUCTION STAFF Ingrid von Wollshoim Cantarella, Stage Manager Stovo Andersen, Assistant Stage Manager Peter J. Gill, Master Electrician Stuart Keller, Master Carpcntor Alex Czernikow, Property Master Diano R. Schaller, Wardrobe Mistress James F. Frank, Costume Design Assistant Pearl Smith, Wardrobe Supervisor Dennis Shenk, Technical Director Douglas Lebrccht, Design Assistant THE NOW THEATRE REPERTORY COMPANY Gerald L. Miller, Director and Stage Manager Thom Sokoloski, Assistant Stage Manager Craig Bundy Richard Casselman Mark Gatlcy Donna McDaniol Marianne Morincllo Mark Penquo Mike Sisti Anthony Ventresca Charles Bessant, Technical Assistant Joan Leppcrt, Wardrobe Supervisor BOARD OF TRUSTEES Wolles V. Moot, Jr., President F ra n z T. Ston e , C h a irm a n Harold M. Esty, Jr., Vice-President Charles J. Hahn, Vice-President Roger W. Putnam, Jr.. Vice-President Stephen Kellogg, Secretary Mrs. Clarenco Obletz, Associate Secretary Paul Bauer, Treasurer Dana R. Pickup, Jr., Assistant Treasurer S e y m o u r B. A b e lo s Mrs. Gerald D. Albertson Roy W. Doolittle, Jr. Peter B. F lic k in g e r William H. Harder Max Jacobs Daniel J. Kenefick, III Irving Levick William L. Marcy, Jr. Frederic P. Norton Mrs. Calvin G. Rand M rs. D a v id L. R o b b Ira G. Ross Allen D. Sapp John Stoczynski Robert O. Swados A lb e rt B. W e n d o HONORARY TRUSTEES Father James M. Dcmsko Mrs. Robert R. Barrett Dr. E. K. Fre tw e ll, Jr. Dr. Joseph Manch M r s. C h a r le s E. M o tt Lcirs Potter County Executive Edward V. Regan Mayor Frank A. Sodita W OMEN'S COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE BOARD Mrs. Richard G. Brandenburg, President Mrs. Joel N. 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D EM AIN b i l l BROHN Musical Numbers Staged by TOM PANKO Directed by WARREN ENTERS This production is made possible with the support of the New York State Council of the Arts Prcmiore 62nd Production, January 6-30, 1972 Box Office tclophono (716) ITALIAN- AMERICAN CUISINE LUNCHEONS - © ----------------------------------- DINNERS of Western New York KITCHEN OPEN 'TIL 2 ' J " '"lVin*nu,Lr" BANQUET ROOM 1480 HERTEL AVENUE BUFFALO, N. Y. 14216 J^ai?Street, Bujffjlo fty 886-9702 8 3 3 -0 4 5 7 M. 1400 AND STEREO 1 0 3 .3 - BUFFALO, NEW YORK 325.000 listeners 325.000 friends BY HAP*BF*ENB'NG! Give to the Studio Arena Theatre Maintenance Drive January 10-31 Pledge cards available in lobby (in Order of Appearance) Katrin ..................................................................................JILL O 'H A R A Papa ................................................................................W ESLEY A D D Y Nels ................................................................................BRUCE DETRICK Christine ...................................................................MARILYNN SCOTT D a g m a r ................................................................................E V A G R A N T Mr. Hyde ........................................................................N E L S O N W ELC H M a m a ..............................................................................CELESTE H O L M Aunt Trina ............................................................. P A M E L A S A U N D E R S A unt Jenny ............................................................. CHARLOTTE J O N E S A u n t Sigrid ........................................................................LOIS H O L M E S Uncle Chris ........................................................... M IC H A E L K E R M O Y A N Doctor Johnson ............................................................... LESLIE BARRETT Mr. Thorkelson ............................................................. CURTIS W HEELER Arne ............ ...............................................................T O D D D O R F M A N Nurse ..................................................................................LEE D A N IE L S The W o m a n ........................................................................LEE D A N IE L S Florence Dana Moorhead ...................................... MAR1JANE MARICLE The period of the play is 1910. The action passes in and around San Francisco. There will be one intermission. (For your convenience the "Stage Left Lounge" is open during the intermission as well as before and after the performance.) & e * t a u r a n t 1 8 9 ^L)elab)are < $ i > e . erican 'opecin Wenu Qrcol SalacI '(bassc Serving 8 uni. - 2 a.m. 7 days a iveek Cocktails 7 hetty lutes ir- aliveand well ami tryingto make a living! . selling varn. that i*, ami nice tilings for theneeiHe ciafti.T. Whynut knit a “Mama’ sweater.'' We’ll help- . a country inn built in I85S. Churminft atmosphere with Rathskellur nnd Caboose the knit-knot shop Lounge. Serving Lunch and Dinner ('over 2 0 E n t n r c s ) . 5 Dining Rooms. 4 Woodburnin/} ■■103 HAMPSHIRE AT Wl-KKKY Fireplaces. HU-'l-'l-242 8236 M AIN STREET, CLARENCE (1/4 milo cast of Transit)—PHONE 633-7878/ Ofo ^ — . ‘'It’s b(tier llitni fmUM-ng 2 S outsidttin: theatre. MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT O N E Mama's Bank Account .................M am a, Papa, Katrin, Nels, Christine, D agm ar When Will It Happen? .................................................................................. Katrin Ticka-Tick .......................................................................................... Jenny, Sigrid Is Good ........................................................................................................M a m a Is Good (Reprise) .................................................................. M am a, Jenny, Sigrid Tomorrow Night .. .Mama, Katrin, Papa, Nels, Dagmar, Christine, Trina, Mr. Hyde Put Out The Light ........................................................................................ M am a Ticka-Tick (Reprise) .................................................................
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