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ARTISTIC STAFF PRODUCTION STAFF THE My Generation, Crash, The Deep End, Prison DIRECTOR/SET DESIGN AEA STAGE MANAGER Rajiv Joseph NORMA PLAYWRIGHT Break, Friday Night Lights, Your House and YOUNC JeffreySchmidt *Bruce Richard Coleman COSTUME DESIGN TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Home, and Whattaya Think. His next design ARENA Bruce Richard Coleman Daniel Pucul Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo was a project is for the premiere of Erik Ehn's Also, 2010 STACE LIGHTING DESIGN MASTER ELECTRICIAN Pulitzer Prize finalistfor drama, and look for him as Dr. Day in the recent release of Robert McVay Thiago Martins also awarded a grant for Outstanding New feature filmBad Kids Go to Hell. Next, he will American Play by the National Endowment VIDEO DESIGN PRODUCTION ASSISTANT/ work on the feature film Parkland as Richard forthe Arts. Joseph's New York productions Amanda West DRAMATURGICAL RESOURCE Stolley, designing the summer productions Maryam Baig include Gruesome Playground Injuries, Second SOUND DESIGN forShakespeare Dallas and directing/design­ John M. Flores PRODUCTION CREW Stage Theatre, 2011; Animals Out ofPaper, ing Theatre Three's production of Enron. He is Katie Marchant, Bonnie Hanvey & Second Stage Theatre, summer 2008; The Charles Wallace Leopard and the Fox (adaptation), Alter Ego, represented by the Mary Collins Agency. CAST fall2007; Huck alHolden, Cherry Lane Theatre, KEV SCENE SYNOPSIS 2006; and All This Intimacy, Second Stage Bruce Richard Coleman COSTUME DESIGN/ Parker Fitzgerald PLACE & TIME Theatre, 2006. Recent world premieres of new AEA STACE MANAGER »Mr.Coleman has MUSA Baghdad, 2003 and after plays include The North Pool at Theatre Works designed costumes forTheatre Three since *Blake Hackler The Lake Effect in Palo Alto; at Crossroads 1985 begining with the Regional premiere HADIA/PROSTITUTE Theatre in New Jersey; and The Medusa Body Stephanie Cleghorn Jasso of James Duff's Home Front. Since then, Mr. at the Alley Theatre. He received his BA in Coleman has designed costumes for Whalley UDAY/MAN creative writing fromMiami University and Mike McFarland Moliere.June Moon, Threepenny Opera, Into his MFA in dramatic writing from NYU's Tisch LEPER/WOMAN School of the Arts. He served for three years the Woods, The Miser. Major Barbara, The Krishna Smitha in the Peace Corps in Senegal. Women, La Bete, Wild Oats, Pippin, Look TIGER What's Happened to Pixie de Costa, Bloody *Cliff Stephens ARTISTIC STAFF Bloody AndrewJackson, It's Only Life, Present TOM Laughter, Tr ysts in Toledo (Dallas Fort Worth *Akron Watson Jeffrey Schmidt DIRECTOR/SET DESIGNER » Theater Critics Forum Award), the original Mr. Schmidt's T3 directing/design credits I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change and include: The Farnsworth Invention, Language many others. Other theatres Mr. Coleman ofAngels, Sherlock Holmes in The Cruciferof has designed forinclude ICT MainStage, Blood, Talley's Folly, Tr ysts In Toledo, Popcorn, The Pocket Sandwich Theatre, Fort Worth Vieux Carre and A Christmas Memory, as Shakespeare in the Park, Uptown Players,The well as, On the Eve forSpacegrove Prod. at Undermain Theatre, and Kitchen Dog Theater Nouveau 47, Lobster Alice at Second Thought and The Junior Players of Dallas. As Actors Theatre, Manifesto2001 &2002 and Sex Equity Association Stage Manager, Mr. Drugs, and Rock and Roll at MoonWater The­ Coleman has served as SM for Talley's Folly, ater Company, and Craving Gravy at Ground Amy's View, Travesties, and Theatre Three's Zero Theater Company. As co-founderof The award- winning production of The Farnsworth Drama Club, he co-designed/wrote The Muse, Invention. directed/designed/wrote The Old Woman in the Wood, and directed/co-designed/adapted RobertMcVay LIGHTING DESIGN »Mr. McVay Strindberg's The Ghost Sonata. Other design returns to Theatre Three aftera long, long credits: several productions forTheatre Three, absence. He has been designing lights and Diamond Dick for Project X, Lobster Alice sets in Dallas foralmost 30 years. He was a for Second Thought Theatre, End Days and company member at the Undermain Theatre Well for Echo Theatre and the horse heads for almost 15 years, was a foundingmember of forUptown Players' Equus. He was artistic Project X and has designed forAddison Centre Special thanks to Josh Hepola director of MoonWater Theater Company for Theatre (now the WaterTower Theater), Echo fortechnical advice and Faris Chilmeran fordialect assistance. Please silence your cell phones three years. Jeffrey last appeared onstage Theatre, The Undermain, Theatre Three, The­ and all at New York City's La Mama Theatre in atre Too, Anita Martinez Ballet Folklorico, The * indicates members working under electronic devices. No photography Diamond Dick, as Benedict in Shakespeare Dallas Theater Center, Shakespeare Festival Actors' Equity Association contracts or videography is allowed without In this production. the consent ofthe theater. Dallas' reading of Much Ado About Nothing of Dallas, Dancer's Unlimited and many other ** indicates a performerenrolled and in Charm as Emerson at Kitchen Dog dance, theatre and corporate productions. He in the AEA membership candidate There will be one intermission Theater. TV credits include: The Good Guys, makes his living as a theatre planner, assisting program. between the firstand second acts. , C BENGAL TIGER BIOGRAPHIES

LEFT TO RIGHT: CliffStephens, Stephanie Cleghorn Jasso, Blake Hackler, & Parker Fitzgerald

architects in designing Theater's A Behanding in from the Live Theatre League in the area including Artes production marks Mike's Greetings in Theatre Too. performancevenues of all Spokane. Other Second ofTarrant County. de la Rosa, Artisan Center firstwith TheatreThree, and Recent filmwork includes kinds (churches, theatres, Thought shows include Theater, Cara M ra Theatre Co., he is honored to be a part of Deep in the Heart and Abel's casino showrooms, etc.). A Skull in Connemara and Blake Hackler MUSA» Mr. Hip Pocket Theatre, QLive!, it. He is represented by The Field. Among his filmwork is His work can be seen locally Lobster Alice. As an artistic Hackler has appeared in and Teatro Dallas. She also Campbell Agency. The Lifeof David Gale, Te xas at the Eisemann Centre in company member of Kitchen productions on Broadway, studied at Brigham Young Chainsaw Massacre, The Stars Richardson and across the Dog Theater, credits include off-Broadwayand in regional University and continued Krishna Smitha LEPER/ Fell on Henrietta, and the country fromWashington, Beauty Queen of Leenane, theatres throughout the performingin Utah while WOMAN» Ms.Smitha is ever-popular UHF. D.C. to Las Vegas. He Becky Shaw, Tum of the country, as well as in TV furthering her education. making her Theatre Three spends his spare time fishing Screw, Collapse, 26 Miles, and film. New to Dallas, She is an Artistic Associate debut in this show. She Akron Watson TOM » A with his wife, local actress Ponzi, MacBeth, Betrayal, Blake has appeared with the and member of Cara Mia's was last seen at Stage West Dallas native, Mr. Watson and Echo Producing Partner, Long Way Go Down, The Dallas Theater Center, Trinity ensemble, a teaching playing Abigail in The Crucible. most recently starred in the Kateri Cale and being a couch Seagull, Vigils, The Goat or Shakespeare Festival, the artist in the Dallas area, and a Other favorite roles include extended run of SmokeyJoe's potato watching Ghost Hunt- Who is Sylvia?, Richard Ill, Undermain Theatre and member of Artes de la Rosa's Sonia in The Celebration at Cafe at WaterTower Theatre, ers and the History Channel Our Lady of121st St., Cloud now, TheatreThree. Blake Outreach Touring Company. Upstart Theatre, Ariel in The and has given stellar lead with his 20 year old cat. Te ctonics (2006 Leon Rabin has held facultypositions Stephanie is a student of the Tempest at Level Ground performancesin musicals Award and DFW Theater at Yale University, Roosevelt Meisner technique and is Arts, and Rosalind in As You like The Full Monty, Ain't Amanda West VIDEO DESIGN Critic's Award ); and hehas University, American Musical grateful for opportunities to Like It at Fort WorthTheatre/ Misbehavin' and Kismet at »Ms.West is a graduate of also worked extensively with and Dramatic Academy, New further develop her craft. Sanders Theater. Film credits Lyric Stage, Irving; Once Texas Wesleyan University in Shakespeare Dallas, Our York City; is currently on include Heartland, Don't On This Island at Jubilee Fort Worth. This is her sec- Endeavors Theater Collective, the faculty of SMU, and is Mike McFarland UDAY/ Quit Your DayJob, and It Theatre, and Disney's Alice In ond video design for Theatre Cara Mia Theater, Junior the co-director of the Yale MAN» Mr. McFarland has Happens. Television credits Wonderland at Casa Manana, Three, followingthe recent Players, Project X: Theatre University's summer con- been acting professionally include Livery, Friday Night Ft.Worth;and in lead production of The Farnsworth and Lime HouseTheatre. servatory. He is a member of foraround 15 years in Lights, and Dallas, as well as non-musical roles in Gem Of Invention, forwhich shealso the esteemed BM I/Lehman various capacities, but is the web series Movie Parody The Ocean, A Lesson Before designed lighting. Amanda's CAST Engel Musical Theatre most known forhis voice Network. Krishna is a found- Dying, and The Shipment at other recent Theatre Three Writing Program, and is the work in animation and ing and active member ofThe Undermain Theatre; Lobby lighting designs include Parker Fitzgerald KEV» Mr. recipient of the Harrington video games. Notable roles Artists Playground. She is a Hero and To Kill A Mocking- Crazy for You, Roads to Home, Fitzgerald holds a degree in Award for Excellence in Musi- include Master Roshi in part of the Class Act Dallas bird at Dallas Theater Center. The Drowsy Chaperone, and theatre fromTexas Wesleyan cal Theatre Writing, as well as Dragonball Z, Lt. Jean Havok ensemble and an alumnus of He has an extensive resume Sherlock Holmes and the University. Some of his a Dramatist Guild Intensive in Fullmetal Alchemist, and the New Actors Workshop in film,TV, and commercials Cruciferof Blood. Other proudest roles were Huck grant. He is a company Cain Nightroad in Trinity in New York. Krishna is with principal roles with recent work includes Uptown Finn in Big River and Steven member of the Undermain Blood, all as seen on Cartoon represented by the Horne Heineken, Wingstop, Toyota Players' productions of The in The Shadow Box at Theatre Theatre. Education: MFA, Network. Mike's voice can be Agency. and, television shows like Divine Sister, The Tempera- Arlington, Ste in Beautiful Yale School of Drama. heard in the gaming world on Friday Night Lights and NBC's mentals, and Broadway Our Thing with the Uptown such titles as Borderlands 2, Cliff Stephens TICER» Mr. Chase, and principal film Way. She also works as the Players, Walker in Two Rooms Stephanie Cleghorn Jasso Aeon Flux, Halo Wars, Comic Stephens was most recently roles in the upcoming feature Production Manager at the at Runway Theatre, Barnett HADIA/PROSTITUTE » Mrs. Jumper, and as Paul Phoenix seen in Around the World in filmsSeasons of Gray and AT&T PerformingArts Center Lloyd in Crimes of the Heart, Cleghorn Jassois making her in Street FighterX Tekken. 80 Days at Stage West, and in Spilt Milk also starring New and as a pyrotechnician for Andy Paris/Ensemble in The debut at TheatreThree; she On stage, Mike has spent August: Osage County at the Girl's Jake Johnson and The Pyrotex. Laramie Project, and the was last seen as Cassandra most of his time perform- WaterTower Theatre. He first Bold and The Beautiful's Kim Emcee in Cabaret at Texas in (W)hole with Dead White ing improv with Section appeared at Theatre Three Matula. He has been featured John Flores SOUND DESIGN Wesleyan University. He has Zombies. Stephanie has had 8 Comedy, named "Best thirty years ago in Splendid on American Idol, Season 7. » Mr. Flores most recently been awarded the Bill Garber the honor of performingwith Comedy Troupe" by the Rebels with the great Norma designed Second Thought Young Theatre Artist Award several theatre companies Dallas Observer. This Young and was in Season's , C ABOUT BENCiAL TICER AT THE BAGHDAD ZOO But how will it TRANSLATE?

His own failureto understand a situation leaves the Bengal Tiger creator mulling some of the subtlest aspects of communication. by Rajiv Joseph PLAYWRIGHT Rajiv Joseph

central characters in play. Writing, it seems was both provocative casually state that her abstractions into some and, seemingly, totally country of birth, where Three years ago I was the tay is an Iraqi m.rn to me, can translate sort of emotional truth. sitting in a room in wor ing as a translator the unknown into the reasonable. He asked man members of her It's only an attempt, New York with some for the U.S. military, known, the mysteri- the panel, "Does Iraq fami1 y Still lived, had but I think there's actors, a director and and there are several ous into the lucid, still exist?" ceased to exist. value in the attempt, a young Iraqi woman scenes in the play in the abstract into the and it be ins with The State Department � named Wass an who which a person stands concrete. And even if it She left without saying me, the p aywrfht, was going over an early between two others doesn't, a. writer can try. guy went first and much, and even as she and then exten to draft of my play Bengal and tries -- sometimes Sometimes, however, if came to the condu- did, I did not tota]ly the director and the Tiger at the Baghdad in vain -- to allow for I'm tired, lazy, or if my sion that no, as we understand the we�ht actors .... and finallyto Zoo and helping communication and brain is just too filled have understood that of her anger. But I o the audience. Maybe it the actors with the understanding. No up with other things, I country, Iraq no longer now, and three years works, maybe it doesn't, Arabic that is peppered subtitles are used don't try hard enough. exists. The journalist later 1 think about that but it's helpful, to me throughout the script. during those scenes I'd like to give you an had his take and also night often. at least, to remember Wassan went through because it's important example. concluded that Iraq that everything I think the lines I had written to me that the audience had ceased to exist. I wish I had had the I know is subject to translation. out in Eng1ish and sense the confusion About a week after The question and the wherewithal to under- translate them, and and frustration of Wassan helped us responses made sense stand how offensive then helped the actors being unable to through the Arabic to everyone, because the question and the Editor's note: This a1:ticle originally with theJ'ronuncia- communicate while a in the script, she to all of us, Iraq was an answers may have tions an the phonetic situation becomes dire. agreed to artici.pate abstraction. It was an been to her. I wish I a peared in the L.A. � Tirnes!? spellings so they could in a post-s ow panel idea. It was something had said something to on A(tril II, 20IO go home and practice The play itself is an discussion at the Lark wethou�about, the audience, or had as a part o the pU:blica- tion's "Playw1ight's on speaking in a different act oftranslatfon in Play Development �hilos · ed about, said something to her. language. Wassan, a that I have never been Center. Besides Was- ebatel about and But I didn't, because Writing" series. curator ofrslamic art to Iraq, I have never san and myself, there it was a country that, my mind wasn't quick and architecture at the fought in a war and, was a State Depart- apparentl could disap- enough, and abstrac- Brookl n Museum, obviously, I have never ment officialwho was pearin a ash. tions are difficultto was vo hunteering her been dead or a ghost a former U.S. liaison cast aside. time and work to help or a tiger or wandered to the Irat Parlia- The audience was satis- me. She was born in through limbo. The ment, an there was fied, and the evening Ira exists. It's the Ira , and I was moved play engages with all a journalist-- the only ended without Wassan era� le of civilization, an Jhonored that she it's where writing was these thi�ft and so American reporter to or me re onding at all. felt the play merited I'm basic y guessing smuggle himself into Because it e question invented, it's where her attention. my way through the northern Iraq via the seemed so nahual, algebra was invented, territory, hoping it all Syrian border. Between and the answers so it's where they invented The experience of coheres. The idea for Wassan and these two eloquent, I had not the wheel. And it's a workiniwith Wassan, the pla came to me guys. l had little to considered what it country that on March and wit the other through a small AP say, and was simply all may have meant 20, 2003, was invaded translators who have article about the killing impressed that these to Wassan. She was � the United States since helrd me with of a Bengal tiger at people had agreed to horrified. Horrified thoulh. it posed no the play, as been the zoo in Baohdad come to my play. at the question, at the imme iate threat to uniguel h interesting to at the start ofthe war. The audience asked a responses, and at the our national security. me, as t e act of trans- That surreal event has lot of questions. Near very noti.onof sitting in lation is at the core of since, through many the end, one man a room with a group of I think as a playwright Bengal Tiger. One of the drafts, mutated into a asked a question that Americans who could I'm trying to translate I , C THE ANNUAL FUND

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THEATRE ARTISTIC STAFF TOO DIRECTOR Terry Dobson MUSICAL DIRECTOR Pamela Holcomb-McLain SET DESIGN David Walsh COSTUME DESIGN Katie Marchant LIGHTING DESIGN Charles Wallace

CAST WOMAN 1 ''Michelle Foard SCENE SYNOPSIS MAN 2 *Sonny Franks a{MUSICAL NUMBERS WOMAN 2 *Jenny Thurman ACT II MAN 1 *Max Swarner ACT I Prologue Cantata (reprise #2) COMPANY MAN 1 '1/:WOMAN 1 MUSICIANS PIANO "Cantata for a First Date" "Always A Bridesmaid" Pamela Holcomb-McLain COMPANY WOMAN 2

PRODUCTION STAFF "A Stud and A Babe" "The Baby Song" MAN 2 AEA STAGE MA NAG ER ''Sally Cole MAN 1 '1/:WOMAN 1 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Daniel Pucul "Single Man Drought" "The Marriage Tango" SCENIC ARTIST David Walsh WOMEN MAN 1 '1/:WOMAN 1 SOUND BOARD OPERATOR "Why? 'Cause I'm A Guy" "On the Highway ofLove" Sara Means MEN COMPANY PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Bonnie Hanvey "Tear Jerk" "Waiting Trio" MAN 2 '1/:WOMAN 2 COMPANY PRODUCTION CREW Katie Marchant, Bonnie Hanvey, "The Lasagna Incident" Cantata (reprise #3) and Charles Wallace MAN 1 '1/:WOMAN 1 MAN 2 '1/:WOMAN 1 "I Will Be Loved Tonight" "Shouldn't I Be Less In Love" WOMAN 1 MAN 1 '1/:WOMAN 2 "Hey There, Single Guy/Gal" "The Very First Dating Video of COMPANY Rose Ritz" WOMAN 1 "Satisfaction Guaranteed" COMPANY Originally produced in New "I Can Live With That" "He Called Me" MAN 2 '1(WOMAN 2 York by James Hammerstein, COMPANY Epilogue Bernie Kukoff, and Jonathan "Scared Straight" COMPANY Pollard. COMPANY Finale Cantata (reprise #r) COMPANY Original direction by Joel COMPANY Bows/Exit Bishoff. Wedding Vows COMPANY COMPANY Originally produced by the American Stage Company TOP TO BOTTOM: Michelle Foard WOMAN #1, There will be one fifteenminute intermission James N. Varias between Acts I and II. lenny Thurman woMAN #2, Max Swarner MAN #1, indicates members working under Actor's * Please silence your cell phones and all and Sonny Franks MAN #2 Equity Association contracts in this production� electronic devices. No photography or indicates a performerenrolled in the AEA ** videography is allowed without the consent of membership candidate program. the Theater. , C I LOVE YOU ... BIOCiRAPHIES

his first show in Theatre met, Rags, and Gypsy with Full Monty at WaterTower Joe DiPietro Too. He recently graduated Lyric Stage; Urinetown and Theatre; / Love You, You're AUTHOR Cl( LYRICIST from Hendrix College with Sugar with ICT Mainstage; Perfect, Now Change at a theatre arts and cinema- The Fantasticks and Sunday Circle Theatre, Ruthless! The Mr. DiPietro wrote the book and lyrics to the musical comedy hit / Love You, tography double major and in the Park with George with Musical at Uptown Players, You're Perfect, Now Change (composer: Jimmy Roberts), the longest running works as an artistic appren- Onstage in Bedford; Fiddler Grease!, TheRevolution musical revue in Off-Broadway history, with productions staged in over 150 tice at Theatre Three. Some on the Roof with Studio B of Betsy Loring, and The cities around the world. Joe is also the author of the plays Over the River and favoritepast acting credits Performing Arts; Kiss of the Picture of Dorian Gray at Through the Woods, The Kiss at City Hall, The Virgin Weeps, and the comic include Hot Blades Harry/ Spider Woman with Artes Casa Manana, Pump Boys thriller The Art ofMurder (winner of the 2000 Edgar Award). He wrote the Urinetown, Kurt VonTra pp/ de la Rosa and High School and Dinettes, The Rocky book to the "new" Gershwin musical Heaven on Earth, a new adaptation of The Sound of Music, Charlie Musical with Casa Mariana, Horror Show, The Miss Rodgers Cl[Hart's Babes in Arms, and a new adaptation of Rodgers & Ham- Bucket/Charlie and the both in Fort Worth; and Firecracker Contest, and merstein's Allegro. In addition to his book and lyrics forthe recent Off- Chocolate Factory, Melchior Jekyll and Hyde with The Best Little Whorehouse Gabor/Spring Awakening, Broadway musical The Thing About Men, Di Pietro's other projects include book Greater Lewisville Com- in Texas at Contemporary The Emcee/Cabaret, Conrad and lyrics forthe rock Cl[roll musical Memphis, and the book for A// Shook Up, an munity Theater. Michelle Theatre of Dallas, Our Love Birdie/Bye Bye Birdie, Monty original musical comedy featuring the songs of Elvis Presley, which opened on also sings soprano with the is Here To Stay at Oklahoma Harrill/Violet, and Nanki- Broadway in 2005. Joe is the recipient of the William Inge Theater Festival New Ft. Worth Opera. She is a Shakespeare Festival, Annie, PoofHot Mikado. Voices in American Theater Award, and has won the O'Neill National Playwright's graduate ofTruman State Pete'n'Keely, The25th Conference MacArthur Award forcomic writing. University, and holds a Annual Putnam County David Walsh Bachelor of Music in vocal Spelling Bee, Annie Get Your SET DESIGN performance. Gun, Angry Housewives, I Jimmy Roberts assignments include Company Theatre, Rockwall Mr. Walsh joined our Love You, You're Perfect, COMPOSER Murder on the Nile, The Big Community Playhouse, and staffin 2007 as Technical Sonny Franks Now Change, Das Barbecu, Mr. Roberts composed the Bang, Crimes of the Heart, Theatre Coppell. Additional Director and is a man of MAN#2 Lucky Stiff.Always ... Patsy music forthe Off-Broadway Only Heaven and Elegies: A credits include Ten Nights many talents. David's set Mr. Franks returns to/ Love Cline, Oliver, and Grease! hit,/ Love You, You're Song Cycle. Terry's stage in a Bar Room,Jekyll and designs have been seen in You, You're, Perfect, Now at Theatre Arlington. A Perfect, Now Change, the managing assignments Hyde, Evita, Beauty and A Catered Affair, La Bete, Change for his fifthseason. winner of the Anne Weeks longest-running musical with us include Vieux Carre, the Beast, Assassins, Into Bloody Bloody Andrew His other area credits Jackson Musical Theatre revue in history. His recent The Royal Family, and the Woods, Songs for a New Jackson, House a[Garden, include Gypsy (Herbie), Award, Jenny holds a BFA in work is The Thing About Garden (of House a[Garden). World, All Shook Up, and The Light in the Piazza, A Catered Affair (Tom), musical theatre from Texas Men, written with / Love You Terry has performed with The Pirates of Penzance, for Pygmalion and A Dog's Life Unnecessary Farce (Todd), Wesleyan University. ... collaborator Joe Di Pietro. Casa Mariana, Dallas which she won a Column on the Norma Young Arena Violet (Father), Wild Party His children's musical, The Theater Center, Flower Award. Stage, and in Superior (Burrs), Mystery of Miz Max Swarner Velveteen Rabbit, produced Mound Performing Arts Donuts, Songs ofthe Red- Arnett (Reuben), Sanders MAN #1 by Theatreworks/USA, Theatre, Lyric Stage, Irving; Katie Marchant head: The Music of Danny Family Christmas (Burl), Mr. Swarner, a classically toured the US forthe better and Theatre Arlington. He COSTUME DESIGN Kaye, Snake in the Grass, Greetings! (Father), My trained singer born and part of a decade. His songs is a recipient of a Rabin I Love You, You're Perfect, Look What's Happened to Fair Lady (Alfie Doolittle), raised in Dallas, Texas, were featured in two other Award and of numerous Now Change is Ms. March- Pixie DeCosta, Blind Date, Pleasure of His Company returns to Theatre Three Off-Broadway revues: A ... Column Awards. ant's first professional Season's Greetings, The (Toy), Pump Boys and after playing John Quincy My Name is Still Alice and costume design. For the LaVidas' Landlord, and Dinettes (Jim), Ballgames, Adams in Theatre Three's Pets. A graduate of the Man- Pam Holcomb-McLain past two years, Katie was Mid-Life, the Crisis Musical Sideshow, Amy's View, and Bloody Bloody Andrew hattan School of Music and MUSICAL DIRECTOR the Production Assistant for in Theatre Too. Prior to this, many more, along with Jackson. Other Theatre the recipient of numerous Ms. Mclain returns for her the show, and really enjoyed he lived in Amarillo, TX, various film and television Three roles include Pippin awards from ASCAP, Mr. fifthyear with this produc- becoming so familiar with where he was the Assistant productions. He spent two in Pippin, Mr. Long in The Roberts also composed tion. Previous T3 credits: Dallas' longest running Technical Director and years hosting "Country Roads To Home, and a the theme music forthe Bloody Bloody Andrew musical! She graduated Scenic Designer/Artist Tonite" in Branson and can puppeteer in Tales From weekly PBS television show Jackson, [title of show] from Austin College in May forAmarillo Little Theatre often be seen on the throne Mount Olympus. Max has Theater Talk. (Column Award), Woody of2010 with a BA in com- (ALT). David was on the at Medieval Times Dinner also performed at Lyric Guthrie's American Song, munication studies, empha- design team responsible for and Tournament. Stage, Irving; Shakespeare ARTISTIC STAFF The Goodbye Girl, Midlife: sis in technical theatre, the design and execution of Dallas, Uptown Players, The Crisis Musical, The Big and began her year-long more than 80 productions Jenny Thurman WaterTowerTheatre, ICT Terry Dobson Bang, and The Light in the tenure as an apprentice in his eight years with ALT. WOMAN#2 Mainstage, Irving; Garland DIRECTOR Piazza. Pam has been a for Theatre Three that June. David lives in Dallas. Ms. Thurman is back on our Civic Theater, Level Ground Mr. Dobson has been a music director, pianist During her second year at stage forthe fourthtime. Arts Theatre, and Repertory multi-talented member and instructor in the DFW Theatre Three, she took on CAST Other Theatre Three roles Company Theatre. His of Theatre Three's Artistic theatre community and the role of supervising the include Mrs. Tottendale in accolades include a 2011 Staffsince May 1980. He has worked in additional apprentices and summer Michelle Foard The Drowsy Chaperone and Dallas/Ft. Worth Theater currently serves as T3's venues such as Dallas Chil- interns. Katie looks forward WOMAN#l Woman 2 in Midlife!The Critics Forum Award for Musical Director and dren's Theater, Dallas Sum- to exploring all areas of Ms. Foard is back with Crisis Musical. Other local Best Actor in a Musical and Company Manager. His mer Musicals Academy, production and design in us at Theatre Three after credits include Always... a 2012 Column Award for recent directing credits are Garland Civic Theatre, ICT her ongoing career. appearing in the ensemble Patsy Cline (Rabin nomina- Best Actor forhis perfor- The Roads to Home, Another Mainstage, Irving; Greater of Crazy For You and Pippin. tion), Das Barbecu, Rocking mance in ICT Mainstage's Night Before Christmas Lewisville Community Charles Wallace Michelle's theatre credits Christmas Party.Just a How to Succeed in Business and Six Dance Lessons in Theatre, Kaufman County LIGHTING DESIGN in the Metroplex include Closer Walk With Patsy Cline Without Really Trying. Six Weeks. Prior directing Civic Theatre, Repertory Mr. Wallace is designing The Most Happy Fella, Kis- (Rabin Award), and The , C T3PATRONS THE ANNUAL FUND Thank you to all of our patrons who generously made contributions to Theatre Three's 2012-2013 Season. 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Mr. David M. May William J. Hendrix Sue & Phil John Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Richard L. & Kay Fleming PRODUCER'S Paul Coggins & Regina Dr. & Mrs. Charles Lloyd Bill & Elaine Johnson Bingham Colleen Flickinger CIRCLE Montoya Hughes Barbara Kemp John & Betty Birkner Michael Fortin $1000 or more June S. Morgan John Humphrey MD Ms. Bonnie Krauss Henry &Annie Bivins Dawn Fowler Anonymous Jan Nimmo In memory of Mary Anne Ingram & Jim Mary & Joseph Kuhlmann Frances Blatt & Gene Raboy Chris & Lisa Fox Mr. JacAlder Dan Nimmo Schachterle Lee & Kim Laird Duncan & Elizabeth Lisa Fox D. Ida Jane & Doug Bailey John Owen Mr. Jerry Knight Ms. Sue Magness Boeckman Bettie Francis Susan E. Barkley Mr. Patrick Parise Carol & George Kondos Mona Magnis Dr. Jo Ellen Bogert Ms. Chrystine Franklin Lawrence & Elizabeth Charles & Janine Pulman Steve Krant Bob & Patsy Magruder James &Arlene Booth Ms. Natalie Friedman Barron Joe and Mary Ring Ms. Judy Lawhorn Brian & Shelley Maher Bill & Sharron Boruff Shannon H. Frink Floyd Durr & James Lee Deedie Rose Judy Meagher Hilda S. McLaughlin Alison Botts Frances Fulton Blackwell June Saucer William &Cynthia Meier Mr. & Mrs. Mike Mitchell Edith Bourgeois Catalina Garcia & Rollin Anonymous Enika Schulze Scot & Eileen Milvenan Charlie &Anne Moon Dan Bourland F. Gary Dianne & Marion Brockette Jerry Setliff& J oyia Elinson Erika & Joel Nannis E. H. & Sheila Moore Paul & Beth Braziller Mr. James M. Gerhardt George & Jo AnnCaruth Gary & Genie Short Mal & Linda Noone Nancy & Joe Moore Ms. Martha B Brooks Mark & Era Gilbert TimChase & Eric Powell Helen M. Sindermann P.J. Peterson Mr. Thomas J. O'Keefe Robert & Patricia C. Brooks Doug & Linda Gilpin Hannah & Stuart Cutshall Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Sloan Ms. Margie Reese Mildred Odell Mrs. Nettie Brown Mike & Sandra Gist Stan Graner & Jim McBride Margaret Sloman Dr. & Mrs. Murray Rice Bill Pervin & SusanChizeck Larry & Talan Burgess Nancy Goble Harriet Halsell 0. Darwin & Myra N. Smith Paul & Joan Ridley Robert & Pam Pope Mary Burkett Eileen Goldsteen John & Meg Hauge Fund of The Dallas Found Catherine Ritchie Sue Prather Bob & Sue Burns Barry & Pat Goukler William & Jo Kurth Jagoda Evelyn Smith Elfriede Russell Patricia Rice Pat & Nora Burns Shirley Ann Grannan Emily Jefferson Brenda and Nelson Spencer Rick Russell Dr. Hilda Ruch Ted &Carol Bywaters Bobby & Judith Greenwood John Lonergan & Linda Gene & Marge Stockton Will & Mary Lou Smith Ms. Gail M. Sachson Judith Calvert In honor of J acAlder and in Niessen Don & Norma Stone Joan M. Tamez Ellen Samuels Robert & RuthAnn memory of Norma Young Mr. & Mrs. David G. Luther Frank Sulzbach Fred & Betty Secker Cameron Ms. Willie Griffin Jr. Dan Van Pelt BACKSTAGE JeanAnn & Rudy Ray H.E. &Carol Canada Mr. Fred Grinnell Jay Stankiewicz & Don George & Nesha Morey PatriciaA. Vaughan BENEFACTORS Seward Daniel & Marcia Carrithers ScottWilliams Brooks & Vicki Shafer Mr. LouisChapman Jr. Groves DeanCorbitt & Fred Penn $125-$249 DianaWinkelmann Mr. Joshua Shurbet Mr. Daniel P.Clark Bob and Janet Hadeler Perot Foundation Barbara Alexander WmW. Richardson Elaine Smith Chris & Martha Clark Keith & Renee Hair Charles & Janie Barnhardt Stephen & Susan Spencer Ms.Connie Coit Jacqueline S. Hall Ms. Elizabeth Rivera SUPPORTING John P. Bell, Jr. Eileen and Harvey PLAYERS Chuck & Debby Stein SherriColby Mr. Alex Hamerman Ms. Emily Beyette Pat Stodghill Terry &Ann Conner ToddCearlock & Steven Rosenblum $250-$499 James & Danna Eigner John Mccafferty & Lorraine John Sutherland Cory Coons & Emily Happel Craig & MaryAnderson Mr. & Mrs. Gregory K. Barbara S. Turner Stadulis John Harbin Sear Mr. & Mrs. Bruce C. Boydston Ms. Janet Spencer Shaw Ralph 0. Weber D. Scott Cooper Gerald & Francis Hare Boardman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Boyer Paul &Alison Wright Randee &Colin Cope Edgar Harp Ann Stuart KEMB Charles & Diana Briner Victoria & Jack Tutterrow Z. & Shirley Zsohar Betty and TomCox Jim Hartley Ms. Suzanne Burkhead Col. & Mrs. Earl M. Buys Jan Gartenberg & DonAlan Rita Harvey Weathers FamilyCharitable Kay & ElliotCattarulla MeriamCalabria Fund ofCFT Croll Charles Michael &Collyn Greg & JoanChalkley Tim & SusanCarnell FRIENDS William & JuanizaCross Hawn Charlie & LauraWeems KayChampagne Bill & FranCarter Martha & Max Wells $50-$124 Ms. Lee B Cullum Gregory Hawthorne TomCornell MarthaAnn Cates Sarabeth Allen ElizabethCummins Mr. & Mrs. Craig Haynes Cynthia M.Cummings Rita Cavanaugh AnnAllred Ms. April Davis Al & Judith Hearne LEADING PLAYERS Mr. & Mrs. WilliamA. Jim & JoleenChambers Dr. & Mrs.Wayne R. Claudia Davis Christiane Hepfer $500-$999 Custard Jeff&Wendy Cook Applebaum Jerry & Ruth Davis Susan Herbert Rae Allen &Claudine Gabe &Carol Dallal Mr. & Mrs. JohnCross Mr. & Mrs. James K. Mr. & Mrs. Marvin DeMoss Jim &Aloha Higdon Sherrill Dede Duson Carol L.Croy Appleton Mike & Jane Dempsey Lee & Mary Higdon Morris S.Crim Joan Eschrich Michael L. Dailey Mr. RandalArmstrong Ms. Lorri Dickstein Dr. Pamela R. Hill KathleenCunningham & Jeanne & Sanford Fagadau Amon & Pauline Denur Charles & Susan Arnett Ms. JanetA. Dorii.aracki Jerry & Robin Holbert RandyWillis Larry & Diane M. Finstrom Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Doak M. GeorgeArroyo Lewis & Bonnie Donaghey Arthur & Dixie Hollers Brig. Gen H.J. Dalton.Jr. David Forsythe Robert &Carol Eberhart Mr. Curtis Bagley Don & Barbara Dowling John & Beverly E. Houston Kenneth Driggs In Memory of AlphaA. John & Harryette Ehrhardt Pat Baker, Jr. Mr. Robert J. Downs Ernie & Elsie Hunt Virginia C. Dykes Fowler Bobby &Anne Fincher Steve & Mary Baker Ruth Duff Ms. Emily Jackson Laura V. Estrada Lynn Frank Pat Gentry Ziona & Edwin Balaban David & Maureen Ehrlicher Mr. Hal Jacobson Lucy H. & Rick Fredrickson Joan Friedman W. John Glancy Marie Bannister Lee & Paula Eilbott Albert & Lucille Jaffe Ms. Pauline Graivier Gary & Edith Fritzsche Philip & Gloria Gray Ms. Bettye C. Barnes Tim & Patricia Elliott John & Rusty Jaggers Elaina and Gary Gross Dorothy Garland Greg & Heda Hahn Helen & Paul Barton Ms. Bette Epstein Howard & Marla Janco Fred S. & Jerri Grunewald Bob & Marilyn Halpin Luclare Hamby Richard Baxter James & Kathryn Erickson MattC. Jansha Sarah M. Hansen Melinda Hartnett &Chris Larry &Christie Harrison Dr. & Mrs. Steven A. Bell David &Alycia Finklea Gene & Susan Johnson Henry & Mary Ellen Irving Ellis John & Sandi Hebley Carl & Jeanette Benson RickCroley &Ann Fiorelli Parris Jones Chuck & Lolisa Laenger Mr. & Mrs. JackW. Robert & Barbara Herbison Taunee Besson Paul Fitzgerald Mr. Coy Jordan Wilson & Gwyn Mason Hawkins Charles & Trudy Hess , C T3PATRONS T3PATRONS SUPPORTERS Theatre Three is supported by its Board of Directors, by subscribers, by funds from Texas Officeof Cultural Affairs CIT Y OF DALL AS the City of Dallas Officeof Cultural Affairs,The Texas Commission on the Arts, The * Commission National Endowment forthe Arts, and The Shubert Foundation. Supporters also include on the Arts TACA. Special in-kind support for Theatre Three's web site is provided by Quicksilver :.rACA Funding the arts Interactive. Dream Cafe is the Opening Night Restaurant Sponsor for all Theatre is our business Too shows. Dr. Delphinium is Theatre Three's florist. A major contribution from the WJiSHUBERT estate of Marlene Webb, a longtime subscriber, has established the Theatre Three FOUNDATION ,�, '9\(/" Endowment Fund in support of the building and its equipment. ARTWORKS. ar�gov

THE ANNUAL FUND (continued) THE JAC ALDER FOUNDER'S CIRCLE Theatre Three is honored to recognize the patrons and artists whose many years of support and dedication have made 50 years of continuous productions possible.

Ms. Carolyn Kacena Milton &La John Molhusen Patricia L. Shaughnessy Rae Allen& Claudine Mr. Stephen A. B. Krant Evelyn R. Smith Rich &Janeen Karm Ms. Loretta A. Monson Mr.& Mrs. Gregory Shinn Sherrill Mr. James A. Lathim Jr. Chuck &Debby Stein Michael Kay Elizabeth Moore Betty& John Silander Harold R.& Marion Avery Jim& Peggy Lubniewski Gene& Marge Stockton Betty Keefe Kip &Delynda Moravec Bill& Brenda Sims Ida Jane &Doug Bailey Mr. &Mrs. David G. Pat Stodghill Betty& Tommy Keith Ed& Josephine Morton Randall Skattum Lawrence& Elizabeth Luther, Jr. Don& Norma Stone Charlotte Kelly Nan Moser Robert Skeen Barron Mona Magnis John & Bonnie Strauss Patrick& Judy Kelly Diana Muckleroy Dr. Nancy Slaughter Henry& Annie Bivins Mrs. Jane Malone Frank Sulzbach Genell 0.& Mark Kelso Ms. Jo Ann Murray Jay Murter& Tomas Soto Floyd J. Durr& James Lee Mrs. Eugene McDermott Joan WinandyTamez M.D. Mrs. Anne Kimbrough Judy& George Nassif Ms. LaNeil Spivy Blackwell Samuel R.& Barbara PeggyTownsley Kurt Kleinschmidt Ms. Elya Naxon Kevin Spurrier Mr. &Mrs. Bruce C. McKenney Barbara S.Turner Joyce &Howard Korn Gregg &Debbie Nieman Ms. Freda Gail Stern Boardman Hilda S. McLaughlin Patricia A. Vaughan Anna Kuznetsova George Nilan, Jr. J.D. & Nancy Stevens Mr. Bill E. Carter Scot& Eileen Milvenan Thomas E.& Charlotte Peggy Ladenberger, Ph.D. Larry& Coco Nix Carolyn& Th omas Stewart Tom Cornell June S. Morgan Walker Lonnie &Marilyn Lambert Ms. Suzanne Oldham Billie Stone Carol L. Croy Nan Moser Charlie &Laura Weems Mr. Steve Lamberti Herbert& Faynell Parker Bonnie Stoner Dale& Claire Cunningham George& Judy Nassif Kathy Williams-Hunter Steve Landregan Patricia Parker Gary& Cathy Strum Gabe & Carol Dalla! Ms. Elya Naxon Harland Wright John H. & Pam Lange Jr. Linda Patston Jim& Mary Anne Strunc Brig. Gen. Jerry Dalton Patricia Rice James A. Lathim, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Peiser KenTapscott Mr. &Mrs. Peter J. Denker Mr. William Windsor Shula Lavie Benjamin Pena Nancy Strickland Mr. &Mrs. Amon DeNur Richardson Nicole LeB!anc David& Lyn Pesta Mrs. GusTaylor Sam Y. Dorfman, Jr. M.D. Elizabeth Rivera Jack& Jo Ann Leavitt Mary Petterborg Anne Marie Thames Mark E. Dressendorfer Drs. Eileen& Harvey Steve & Jeannine Lee Russell &Murphy Phillips Glenn& Elise Todd Virginia C. Dykes Rosenblum Mrs. Susan Lichten Raymond& Sandra Prevott John &Marilyn Tolle Mrs. H. Mathews Garland Richard& Enika Schulze Ms. Adalia P. Lim Charles& Susan Ramirez Mr. Bruce Toplek Mrs. Pauline Graivier Joyia Elinson& Jerry L. John F. &Ann Lubben Dr.& Mrs. Peter C. Ray Mr. Tom Tunks Stan Graner & Jim McBride Setliff Carol Ann Luby Charles& Clara Reed Max& Miriam Vernon Mr. Fred Grinnell Jean Ann& Rudy Ray Dr. &Mrs. P.E. Luecke, Jr. Mr. &Mrs. Richard A. Reed Jonathan & Nancy Walker Robert& Janet Hadeler Seward Phil & Karen MacDonald Dure! & Barbara Reid Mr.& Mrs. Joseph P. Walker Mr. Alex Hamerman Nancy S. Shamblin Aurora Madrigal Andy& Beckie Reisberg Jr. John& Meg Hauge Ms. Janet Spencer Shaw Mrs. Jane Malone Mr. Joseph M. Revesz Thomas E.& Charlotte John& Sandi Hebley Gary& Eugenie Short Ms. Nancy Marchant Catherine Rich Walker Christiane Hepfer Robert S. Sloan Elaine Marshall Rick& Claire Richker James F. & Barbara Wallis Charles& Trudy Hess Margaret D. Sloman Kay King Martin David W. Ricker Dr.& Mrs. Mark H. Walters Ms. Carol Holgren Clarice Smith Bob& Phyllis Marwill Sam & Sharon Ricks Floyd & Nancy H. Watson Emily Jefferson Mrs. Elaine Smith Rev.& Mrs William Ms. Dana Whitehead Rigg Rod & Grace Weiland Matthews David Rodgers Sara Whipple Raymond& Carolyn Maturi Terry& Patricia Rosga Jim and Tammy White Kay Maxwell Mr. David Ross Lee C.& Valerie A. White Ms. Frances McGlinn Elliott& Phyllis Ross Audrey Wick IN MEMORIAM Marcia McGoey Dewayne& Sharon Roy Michael Wiethorn Supporters wishing to consider legacies to the theatre are eligible for Victoria& Hunter McGrath Nancy Rubin Bettye Wiggins Ricardo McKay Mr.& Mrs. Warren L. Rubin J. Kenneth&Alayne professionalfinancial advice through Theatre Three's development office. Sam & Barbara McKenney Ken & Phyllis Rueckert Wilemon Contact Cory Norman at 214-871-3300, ext. 208. Ms. Shirley McLean Ms. Ruth May Rydell Mr. Richard Wills Gordon McMillan Mr. Glenn Samford Ellen Wilson M.D. K. Messerschmitt Betty Sarratt Ed &Ylva Wolfgang Contributions have been made in memory of, or from the estates of: Richard Meyrat C. Wayne Schindler Lee & Ramona Woodrum Eleanor Bushman Berman, Fred and Mary Buchanan, Sam Cl[Shirley Catter, Margaret Hatcher Kay Miller Jules& Hazel Schoenberg Chris P. Xeros Coit, Bill Dallas, Gene Diskey, William T. Dobson, Scott Everheart, Dwain Fail, Javad Fiuzat, Leon Miller Jim &Maril yn Schwartz Anne Zhang MD, Dr. Joel B. Goldsteen, Paula Goodlet, Oliver Hailey, Ann Ray Kelly, Lloyd W. Kitchens Jr., Mr. Richard Miller Norman & Susan Sereboff Linda Alesi& Alex Zuran MD, Sidney Lynn.Anne Weeks Jackson, Jim Jackson, Lynn Mathis, Polly Lou McAdams Moore, Ms. Teresa K. Miller Carol A. Sewell Zane Prather, Masha Porte, Carolyn Ryburn, Frank Rey, Martin B. Roberts, Mary Blanche Scales, David& Wilma Milne Mr. Donald A. Shannon Charlotte E. Schumacher, Edward B. Summerhill, Lynn Townsley, May Tweed, Audrey B. Waite, June Webb, Marlene Webb, Evelyn Wilke, Martha Roselyn Wright, and Norma Young. Donations given as ofDecember 31, 2012 , ,