/ . - TheatreThree's Board of Directors THEATRE THREE' 2007-2008 MAINSTAGE EASON Enika Schulze, Chair Patsy P. YungMicale Katherine Ward Mack &Mabel Jae Alder Jean M. Nelson Karen Washington a Broadway and London musical hit by composer JERRY HERMAN, book by MICHAEL STEWART July 19 -August 19 D'Metria Benson Shanna Nugent Sam Yang In the days of silent movies, director Mack Sennett's comic two-reelersmade his discovery,Mabel Normand, Nancy Cochran Elizabeth Rivera America's most adored comedienne. Composer Jenry Herman (Hello, Dolly;Mam e; La Cage aux Fol/es)celebrat es this pioneer film duo in his rollicking and romantic show with his trademark musical panache and show business Roland & Virginia Dykes Eileen Rosenblum, Ph. D. dazzle. Gary W. Grubbs JeffSanders David G. Luther Janet Spencer Shaw a Dallas premiere of the taboo-shattering comedy-thrillerby September 6 -October 7 Sonja J. McGill Ann Stuart, Ph. D. PLACE: Hollywood. TIME: Academy Award Night. CHARACTERS: A vain auteur of voguishly violent films, his ex, his sardonic daughter, his on-the-make date, murderers inspired by his movie, and a voyeuristic TVcrew. Elton's TheatreThree's Staff award-winning comedy has vulgar vigor and smart-mouthedone-liners, but surprisingly has the moral purpose of a Jacobean revenge drama. (Rated VERY Adult) Administration Production Customer Service Pygmalion Executive Producer­ Technical Director: Customer Service Director: GEORGE BERNARD SHAW's most illustrious and illuminating comedy Director: October 25 - November 25 David Walsh Amy Mills Jackson Here's a 1913 classic stage play that became a classic movie, which in tum became both the classic stage musical Jae Alder Musical Director: House Manager: and movie musical, My Fair Lady. Now the great play returns to Theatre Three's stage in Shaw's original form. Few Company Manager: plays in the English language contain such intellectual and comic inventions - all so Shaw could argue for nothing Terry Dobson Nancy Meeks less than the perfectionof civilization. Terry Dobson Resident Artist: Box OfficeDaytime Service Assistant Producer: Manager: TheGoodbye Girl Bruce Coleman book by NEIL SIMON, music by MARVIN HAMLISCH, lyrics by DAVID ZIPPEL Cory Norman Darius Warren December 13 - January 20 Master Carpenter: Director of Business Affairs: Box OfficeAgents: First, Simon wrote the movie as a Valentine giftto his actress wife. Then Hamlisch and Zipple worked with him JeffreySchmidt to tum his filmscript into a smash Broadway hit musical. This gifted trio of contemporary theatre giants created Joan Sleight Fred Faust, Tony Banda, a RARE thing these days, a delightfully funny and romantic musical theatre piece! The single mom, a thirty­ Intern Staff: In-House Accountant: Chris Sanders something dancer, struggles through New York disappointments, user boyfriends, and then clashes with an upstart Paul Arnold, Maryam Baig, intruder who may be just another bad actor - or is he? Director of Telemarketing: Wendy Kwan Stacie Cleland Crimes of the Heart Director of Publications & Carol Crosby the Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy by former Theatre Three actress, BETH HENLEY Communications: Telemarketing Agents: February 14 - March 16 In Hazlehurst, Mississippi, the three Magrath sisters face troubles both grave and hilarious but in the end manage to Kimberly Richard Don Baab, Deborah Byrd, Trinity escape the past to seize the future. "Such is Miss Henley's prodigious talent that she can serve us pain as though ]ohannsen,Natha Taylor, Roger it were a piece of cake." - NY TIMES;"It has heart, wit and a surprisingly zany passion that carries it all beforeit." - Intern Supervisor: Wilson NY Post. Director of Special Whodunnit Mark C. Guerra a comedy-thriller by the author of Sleuth, ANTHONY SHAFFER Executive Administrative Marketing April 3 - May 4 Assistant: Trinity Johannsen Only one author wrote screenplays for both Alfred Hitchcock (Frenzy)and for novelist Dame Agatha Christie (Death on the Nile, Evil Under the Sun, and Murder on the OrientExpress). "So whodunnit?" you ask. It was the brilliantly Adele Acrey inventive Anthony Shaffer! In Whodunnit, he gleefully took all he learned from those masters and fashioned his own closed-circle-English-country-house-murder-mystery. And what characters ... from horrifying to hilarious. ADog' Life This playbill is a publication of Theatre Three, Inc. 2800 Routh Street, Suite #168, Dallas, A howlingly funnynew musical by SEA GRENNAN & LEAH OKIMOTO Texas 75201, 214-871-3300, www.theatre3dallas.com. This playbill is published for: May 22 -June 22 Popcorn by Ben Elton, the second show of the 2007-2008 Mainstage Season. Charlie Chaplin made a film with this same title in the silent film days. Ever since then, Hollywood has paraded My Own Private Diva by Terry Dobson, the third show of the 2007 -2008 Theatre Too talented canines like Rin Tin Tin, Lassie, Asta, and Benji whose exploits have entertainedus in every decade. This Season. refreshing new musical, A Dog's Life, romps through the same beloved territory and manages to be goofilyhilarious Artwork by Harland Wright & Unigraphics. Playbill Editors: Jae Alder & Kimberly Richard. and sweetly moving. This piece tells the story of a rescued pooch, the young man who adopts him, and a compli- cated pack of four footed pals, all puzzled by the strange ways of the humans around them. Popcorn rehearsal photography by Ken Birdsell of The ImageAfter. My Own Private Diva production photography by Andy Hanson and Linda Harrison. Tickets and Information: 214-871-3300 www.theatre3dallas.com By Special Arrangement with Samuel French, Ltd. Jae Alder, Executive Producer-Director of Theatre Three presents... Production Staff by Ben Elton AEA tage manager Terry Vandivort Technical director David Walsh Production assistant ** Paul Arnold Master carpenter JeffreySchmidt Master electrician Neil Ingles Production crew Mark C. Guerra, Paul Arnold, Maryam Baig, and Stacie Cleland Ordinary Americans clip produced by Box Car Creative

Scene Synopsis Artistic Staff Time & Place: Present day. Theaction of the play occurs principally at the Director, Set Design, & Film segments JeffreySchmidt Hollywood Hills home of film director Bruce Delamitri. Act I Costume design Bruce Coleman Scene 1: The day of the Oscar ceremony Lighting design Russell K. Dyer Scene 2: Theday of the Oscar ceremony Sound design Richard Frohlich Scene 3: The Oscar ceremony Scene 4: The night of the Oscar ceremony Hair and make-up design Kristin Colaneri Act II Choreography Catherine DuBord Scene 1: Themorning afterthe Oscar ceremony Cast Brooke Daniels **Catherine DuBord Special Thanks Bruce Delamitri Rick Espaillat TheDream Cafe Ben Giddings Scout Hudson *Emily Gray Project X Kirsten **David Meglino J.C. Penney Internal Communications Mitch Carr Farah Delamitri Mollie Milligan Tarrant County Community College Bill Robert Silva Karl *Lee Trull Velvet Delamitri **Teresa Valenza Wayne Hudson Nicholas Venceil Film Appearances by Reporters Chad Smith, Trisha Miller-Smith, Ashley Wood Victim Leah Spillman

*indicates members working under Actor's Equity Association contracts in this production. **indicates a performer enrolled in the AEA membership candidate program. TheArtistic Staff

Jeffrey Schmidt(Director. et design, & Film segments) Jeffreyctirected Tennessee William' Vieux Carre for Theatre Three as well as A Christmas Memory. Dinl' ting credit in -Jude N(tmijeS:to2001 di- 2002 and Sex Drugs, and Rock and Roll at Moon Water 'fl1eater Company, Bridge ta China ,84.ri'n at th ut of the Loap Fe tival and Cmyi11gGravy at Gr u.nd Zero Theater Campany. Recent on tage credits in ludeA Pew Good Men at Ca a Manana and YLLA with Project X at the FIT Pe tival. Jeffrey wa een on Theatre Threes stage as P0 iedon and other in Metamorphoses. H al o appeared in Ro1mdi11g Tliird, Over tire River a11d Through the Woods,, Tfie Happy Time, and As Bees in Honey Drown . Area theater appemnce include Dtti11ty Shapes a�1d Hairy Apes fo.r Our EndeavorsTheatre Collective, Tlie, Laramie Project at WaterTower, Out CryaL Moon Water Theater Company, Visili11g Mr. Green, Tiu: ound and TheFury at Undermain, and Debbie Does Dallas alKHchen Dog '.Il,eater. FTe wa the ar.U tiG dire tor of M on Waler Theat r Company forthree years. Bruce Coleman (Costume design) Bruce ha be n a sociated with TheatreThree since 1985. Mr. Coleman has costumed many plays and mu kalti her , including !l1to tlie Woods, The Mis«r, .Major Barbara, and The \ omen. favorite directing projects i!'lclud�Ma.ck & Mabel at Theatre 1h.reej 11,e Secret Garden and Into tire Wood for lCT Mains tag� Tick1 Tick, Boom!, The Whos Tommy, Thrill Me,and The L.ifefor VpJown Player • and Close Tie. forthe C0ntempo­ rary Theatre of Dallas. A ten-tune winner f the Leon Rabin Awar(l, Mr. Coleman has aJso been rec;ognize by the Dallas Critics Porum Awards, The Dallas Observer 'Best Of ... ' issue,and TileC olumn Awards forMs ,c,mtribuliOn to \ocaJ the.ab;e. Russell K. Dyer (Lighting design) Recent To,eatr.eThree design cr�dits include Democracy, Gloriou !, and We Devil's Disciple. Other Dallas design credits include Kitchen Do� eater-' Mr. Marmalade, Wing pan TI1eatre' The G11ad1&es Friiulein, Ech 1heatre Women and Horses and a Shot Straight from the Bottle, Undermain Theater' WttWngfor n Tmin, and <:::ontem� porary Theatre hadowlands and Visiting Mr. Green (Leen Rabin award nominati n). Russell i the Managing Dir� tor f the Festival of lndependent Theatre and holds a BFA in Lighting Design from the Callege Qf anra Fe. Richard Frohlkh (Sound de ign) Richard received his training ar West.em Connectirut tate Univel' �ty, Da nbury; CT. Having debuted with us in the 2006 presentation of Tlw Mousetrap, he has ince designed All About Bette, The True Story of tl,e lncar eration of Little Egypt, 'n1.e Odd Couple, Talking Pictures, and DemoGmcy. Richard ha worked wilh other Metrople.,c theaters: EchG Theater, lrviJ1gCommunity Theater Mainstage,-Palace Art Center, Grapevin�, TX; Texa Radio lbeatre_ Company, Ailington, TX; and Uptown Play­ Photo 2: EmilyGray & Rick ,ers. Hi work has been recognized with a 2002 Ogle Award, 2004 Maik Tim Award, Espaillat and a 2006 Column Award forour production of 'FheFull Mont y. Ric.hard makes his home in Arlington, TX with his wife and th.ree·children. Kristin Colaneri (Hait and make-up de ign) Photo 4: Teresa Valenza, Jeffrey Kristin is making her debut at Theatre Three on our Production Crew, and i looking Schmidt, Mollie Milligan, Rick forward to the opportunity lhi show offerswhere some of her grue ome talents" Espaillat can be utilized; but remember not to be too ·bocked - it:'s al1 an ·wu ion! Although he is be t known for her work as an actre-s , he "make her living'' a a pr!'>fe. ional Photo 5: Mollie Milligan mak-cup artist. he llved and worked in Ne.w York for e era] years and has experi­ ence in runway, theatrical, beauty, and pedal FX makeup de ign. Photo 6: Catherine DuBord Photo 7: Nicholas Venceil & EmilyGray 7 ,,. . The Cast (

Catherine DuBord (Brooke Daniels) Robert Silva (Bill) Catherin m:eived her BFA in ding from .outbern M"elhodi t Univer ity. · he i Robert received hi- lheatr training at Lhe University ofTexa - Pan Amerk:an, Edin­ making her Theatre Three debut in this bow, but is familiar to Metroplex audiences burg, TX. He i not new to Theatre 'Three audiences a.s he debuted in ,Ly Fox in 2003. of the Ela ical Acting Company, Contemporary 'JheatFe ofDal las; Dalla Shake-- Since th n he ha per6 rmed in Melamorpho�·es -andArsenic and Old Lace. Robert pea re Festival, Packet aodwich 1h ater, Rover rama Werk , and MtJ. Dther­ is aJ 0 familiar to Melroplex audience f Dalla. . (;hildren1sTheatr e, Flow r Mound­ ine' filmexperience includes On the Wire and the internet ries: Alp1iagfrls. h Performing Art Theatre, Garland Civic 'TI1eatre, and LrvingCommunity Theatre r c ived the Greer Gar on Award for cting in 2006. Catheril) Hves here in Dallas, Mainstage. O.ut ide oC the Metr0plex, hi expeFiemre include A Mii:friight Cry ( a.­ TX and is represented by the Mary Collins Agency. tronal 1our). Film wark include, The Mo11rni11gAf ter, hi TV eXi_perien e includes nfe Hqrb'Or (WB twork), and he ha· done commercial forWa l-Mart and hili's. R0b­ Rick Espaillat (,Bruce Delamitri) ert makes his home in Dallas, TX and is represented by the Clos Agency in Austin. Rick received hi training at outhern Methodi t University, Dalla • 'PX. Thi will be hi Theatr: lhree debut. How vcr, he has performed fo r these theatres in th Metro­ Lee Trull (Karl) plex: Cc;mtem:poraryTheatre li:ving Community 'Theatre Mainstage, lli k 1'heatre, Lee made hi debut with Theatre Tur e in the 2006 pre entation of Tlle Imaginary and Uptown Player . He ha done w · rk in everal fillns and eommercial presenta­ Invalid. Re ha also p rfonned around the Metroplex in the lassical Acting Compa­ tions. Ri k make hi home in Dalla , TX. and i represented by the Kim Daw on ny, Dalla Chjldren's neatre, Pa.Ila Theater Center, and Kitchen Do.g lllealer (artisti Agency. company member); and tage West Theatre, Ft. We rth. His filmexperience includes Nigl-it Crawlers and T experience ·include Bamey & Friends, Dragon, Ball Z, and Emily Gray ( , ut Hudson) Case Close.d. Lee reside in th ak CJ iff area of Dalla , TX. Emily' eduaational credits ar from Drama Studio London (London, U. K.} and War­ wick Univer ity, Coventry, UK. ,he j making her first ppearance Qn the Theatre Teresa Valenza (Velvet Demitri) Three tage, but has app-eared in production in these Metroplex venues: Classical Teresa received her acting training at 1exa tate University, an Marc s, TX Thi Ac.tingCo mpany, Dallai ChUdren Theater, Echo "Iheatre, and Second Thought will be her The�tre Three debut, h wever, she ha performeda tage West, Ft. Worth, The.at-re. Her regional/nationaJ theatre work include the Pearl Theatre Co�pao:y,, TX. Her filmexperience includes Wa iting by pider Circle Films. 11 r a lives in New Y0rk City; and the Fifth treet '1J1eatre, New Ymk City/eliiladeJphia. Her film Euless, l'X with her fa mily. he is represented by the Campbell Agency. and T experience indudes Karma Police (200.8 relea e} and Banished; and comm r­ ciaJ wo·rk includes Pier One� Denny and Pondero1;a teak House. Emily has won Nicholas Venceil (Wayne Hudson) the (';olden arphones forAudio B00ks three times. · h:e teaches voice at RidiJand Nicholas' education includes WTAMU, KD Studio, Dallas, TX; AMDA, New York, Community College, Dallas, TX and resides in Richai;ds0n,T with her hu band and Mc onibs Studio. Although thi's will b� !tis debut with Theatre llu:: e, he ha Matthew Gray. performedat Casa Mafiana and Sage & Silo Theatre in Ft. Worth TX; Shakespeare Fe Li\Talof Dallas, and Theatre Arlington, Arlington, TX. B yond the Me.tr plex area, DavidMeglino (llliere ceived her BA from Baylor University and h�r MFA frem oulhern Meth­ _ .odi t Univer ity. She i maldng her Toe·atre Uiree debut with thi performance, Live. lo 1990 he tarred u1 bis own rand-up con'iedyand sketch eries enlililed 711 but has performed in the Metrnplexat cho Theater, Kitchen Dog Theatre, Second Man From Auntie. A similar format wa used forThe Ben Elton liow, which aired in Thought Theatre, and S age West. Her wor.keutside ef thi a�ea include Kentucky 1998. His most recent television sitcom was The Thin Blue Line, which ran fortwo hakespeare Fe tival, Louisville, KY; Stella Adler Theatre, NYC; The Met lheatre, series (1995, 1996). His novels and plays include , , , L.A.; {lnd The Tiffany Th atre. L.A. Her fi1mexpertenGes 1nclude: T1ie GreyMari. Popcorn, Blast From the Past and Inconceivable. Thelatter was made into a filmunder Maybe Baby Male Mail, Legally Blonde 2, and Los /orrales. TV work includes trong, Medicine, the title (2000), directed by Elton himself. Prime Time G1ick, Cold Case/New Ellidence, and ln.$pedorMom. Mollie reside in Dallas, TX. A Special Thanks to all of Theatre Three's subscribers who gave to the 2007-2008 Bravo Campaign

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Writtenby Terry Dobson

Artistic Staff Director & Set design Jae Alder From last year's production of Lighting design David Opper My Own Private Diva Cast TheMan *Terry Dobson In all of the photos: Sally Soldo and Terry Dobson The Diva *Sally Soldo Production Staff Technical director David Walsh Production assistant Maryam Baig Master carpenter JeffreySchmidt Production crew Mark C. Guerra, Paul Arnold, Maryam Baig, Stacie Cleland

*indicates members working under Actor's Equity Association contracts in this production. **indicates a performer enrolled in the AEA membership candidate program. TheArtistic Staff& Cast

Jae Alder (Direcl r & et de,5ign) orneof Jae's re ent favoriteTheatre Threea ignment include being the et de ign r f. Ther Odd Couple and Talki11g Pie.lures,and erving as de igner. and director,of the Theatre '01ree 2006-2007 eason finale, Caroli,ie,or Change and th 2007-2008 ·ea n opener, All About Bette: An Evening with Bette Davis. He mo l receuUy directed Blind Date. Alder erve n the b ard, of th Art Magnet High chool and on the board of Texas Non Profit Theatres. His many award include the DaJla Histori al Se ·ely's A ward of Excellenee. David Opper ( ighting de ign) David began)u profe ional Lheatre areer at111eatre Three thirty plus years ago a the resident ee11ic, lighting, and seuncl designer, hall wabber, and bathroom courer. In the intervening years, Da id has designed fi rth.e touring music indu try, and or­ porat-e and trade .hO\Vpre entali n . He i curr ntly th owner of the de ign

In Memoriam Contributions have been made in memory of, or fromthe estates of... Sam & Shirley Catter, Margaret Hatcher Coit, Bill Dallas, William T. Dobson, Scott Everheart, Javad Fiuzat M.D., Paula Goodlet, Oliver Hai­ ley, Lloyd W. Kitchen Jr., M.D., Anne Weeks Jackson, Jim Jackson, Lynn Mathis, Masha Porte, Carolyn Ryburn, Frank Rey, Mary Blanche Scales, Charlotte E. Schumacher, Lynn Townsley, May Tweed, Audrey B. Waite, Evelyn Wilke, Martha Roselyn Wright, and Norma Young

., THEATRE THREE'S 2007-2008 THEATRE TOO SEASON ,. Park CitiesPeople Preston Hollow People Bentlree People Bluffview People All About Bette: An Evening with Bette Davis the criticallyhailed play by CAMILLACARR July 6 - July 29 Theatre Three has brought back this new piecefrom its extended hit run last season. Morgana Shaw will recreate People Newspapers the performance that won her "Best Actress in an EquityPlay" Column Award. Blind Date LakewcxxlPeople Lake Highlands People Oak CliffPeople "IimleCreek People \Vest Plano People t an exciting new intimate dramaby South Americanplaywright MARIO DIAMENT August 17 - September 2 An anxious adulterer alights in a confessionalmood on the blind man's favoriteBuenos Aires parkbench. From that 1 chance meeting the blind man, a distinguished poet, sees deeply not only into the life of others,but deeply into his own life and its still-astonishing possibilities. My Own Private D1va We deliver the news to the a 'confessionalcabaret" by TERRY DOBSON October 5-21 "Best New Play" award-winning cabaret (fromboth Column Awardsand Dallas-Ft. Worth Critics' Forum Awards) finestneighborhoods in Dallas. performedby the author and his personal diva, Sally Soldo. •... a fabulous evening in the theatre"- The Dallas MorningNews. Season'sGreeti ng� the hilarious family comedy by ALAN AYCKBOURN November December 9 4311 OakLawn Avenue • Suite350 • Dallas, Texas75219 • 214-739-2244 • www.pcoplcncwspaper.;.com 23 - A Christmas gathering replete with familyrecriminations, a chaotically incompetent puppet show, over-consumed Christmas spirits, and a riotous bungled midnight tryst, make thissuperbly crafted comedya must-see holiday show. TheLa Vida�' Landlord a clash of cultures in a new comedy-dramaby LAWRENCE WEINSTEIN March 14-30 An idealistic high schoolteacher rents out an apartmentto a politicalrefugee from CentralAmerica. It turns out there are more than minor philosophical differencesbetween the two, which cannot be solved by the teacher's anxious attempts to be understanding. Mid-Life, the Crisis Musical a revue of middle-aged gains and losses by BOB and JIM WALTON May 2-18 This polished, fall-out-of-your-seat-funnyshow is woven out of a seriesof vignettes dealing with classic midlife phenomena - all unpleasant, and virtuallyall hysterical. Brash, refreshing, and inventively silly, it has an honesty that makes it okay to laugh at ourselves. I Love You, You're Pe,fect, Now Change the most favoriteshow ever at Theatre Threeby JOE Di PIETRO & JIMMY ROBERTS January 17 - February 17 It had a huge run in 2000 on the main stage, it moved into Theatre Too that fall and played there foran amazing three years! Sincethen this record-breakingmusical revue has returnedannually foran encorerun and manages H;�t Q,�l�1�, �"�c1 we t{(c,. to find new enthusiasts who pack the placeto laugh and cheer. ·RegularCheckups eo.metic� • RegularCieamngs TeethWhtt&n1ng lUMINEERS- • OralCancer Scn!ening Deniuresand Panials ,Crownsaoo Bndges RootCanals ,TOOUH:oloredfillings A,r Abrasion • Dental lmplanls • DnN Free Oenl1Stry • Botox & l.Jp Fme, • LaserDentistry Tickets and Information: 214-871-3300 www.theatre3dallas.com

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