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presents Fiddler On The Roof

based on Sholem Aleichem stories by special permission of Arnold Perl Book by: Joseph Stein Music by: Jerry Bock Lyrics by: Sheldon Harnick Produced on the New York Stage by Harold Prince Original New York Stage Production Directed and Choreographed by JEROME ROBBINS

Directed by DON LaCASSE

Musical Director Choreographer JOHN FERRELL PATRICIA SNOYER

Scene Designer Costume Designer GARY G. OLSEN* MARSHALL 8. ANDERSON*

Lighting & Special Technical Director Effects Designer JEFFREY ENTWISTLE JOSEPH A. WEST

FIDDLER ON THE ROOF is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, 1350 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y 10019

BRADEN AUDITORIUM April 5, 6, 7, 1984 8:00 p.m.

'Master of Frne Arts Degree Candidate The Villagers of Anatevka

Tevye, The Dairyman ..••...... PHILIP SHAW* Yente, the Matchmaker ...•... TRACY GURTATOWSKI Golde, his wife ...... KATIE SULLIVAN* Motel, the Tailor ...... MARK GILGALLON Tzeitel ~ RENGIN ALTAY / MINDY HEIST Perchik, the Student...... •.... JERRY SPIVACK Hodel LAURA PULIO Lazer Wolf, the Butcher . • ...... • • • DAN PROCTOR Chava his daughters ...... KARIN CATANIA Grandma Tzeitel ...... ••...... JEANNE LEE Shprintze HOLLY WOODSON Fruma-Sarah ...... JODY VOGEL Bielke MAGGIE KATHLEEN YEAGLE Shandel, Motel's Mother .. JULIE-MARIE CAVANAUGH Fyedka ...... GREG FLESHER

The Fiddler ...... JOEL BATTY

Mordcha, the Innkeeper ...... DEAN KHARASCH Yankel, the Grocer ...... DAVID LANTERMAN Nechama, his wife ...... JULIE PETERSON Benlle, his wife ...... MARCI WILTZ Anya ~ JEANNE LEE Chenik t . MIKE ENSIGN Ruchel his daughters ...... DIANA NEIMANIS Yosef 5 his sons· ...... JOSHUA HOLDEN Nesha ERIN ENSIGN Label, the Woodsman ...... KURT LINDE Avram, the Bookseller ...... JON O'GUINN Gnessi, his wife ...... JENNIFER G. SMITH Devora, his wife ...... ELIZABETH OWENS Shuli, his daughter ...... NATASHA MARIE WARLOE Sima, his daughter ...... CYNTHIA BURROWS M1rala ...... MINDY HEIST Yakov, his son the Knifeseller ..... MICHAEL ROSENDAHL Hershel, the Potseller ...... KENNETH BORDEN Rabbi ...... LAWRENCE BENCOMO Zelda, his wife ...... LINDA LEIGH HEATH Mendel, his son ...... TIM FENELON Bluma, the Rabbi's wife ...... GINGER S. SCOTT Shoime, the Bagel Man ...... STEPHEN WALSH Yitzak, the Streetsweeper ...... ROBERT HOWELL Na.chum, the Beggar ...... KEVIN McCOY Chaim, the Fishmonger ...... TIMOTHY MINEAU Benyumin, his son ...... ANDREW HOGENSON Rebecca ...... LAYNA CHIANAKAS

Yussel, the Hatmaker ...... CHARLES M. TRACY Constable ...... BRAD MORRIS Rivka, his wife ...... CHRISTINE CAKORA Sasha ...... JEFF RODGERS Szajndl t . KELLY DeFROSCIA Vladimir ...... ROB PASCOLINI Mindele 5 his daughters ...... REBECCA WEINTRAUB Ivan ...... RICHARD DAVID MARSHALL Marcus, his son ...... BOBBY WINCE

Schmeril, the Baker ...... LOU CELLA Chana, his wife ...... JULIE BOWMAN PLEASE NOTE: Bashe t . JODY VOGEL Rengin Altay will perform the role of Tze1tel for the Thursday Fredel 5 his daughters ...... AMY LIESSE and Friday performances.

THE PLACE: Anatevka, a village in Russia. THE TIME: 1905, on the eve ofthe revolutionary period. There will be one intermission. PRODUCTION STAFF PRODUCTION CREWS Stage Manager-Gary Griffin* Costumes-Kathy Deason, Joe Burke, Ladonna Slaughter, La Ass!stant to the Director-Cynthia M. Ojer Niece Dandridge, Briana Yates, Sarah Jackson, Sarah Assistant Stage Managers-Kirstin Overcash Cosgrove, Steve Briggs, Anna Welcome, Julie Fishman Robert S. Schmudde (crew head) Reh_earsal Accompanist-Pam Dunlap Set/ Properties-Karen Clark, Madonna Ryan, Cynthia Jones, Ass~stant Musical Director-Kelly Pratt Chuck Quilty, Reuben Lewy, Diana Dermit, Renee Doerr, Assistant to the Costume Designer-Anna Welcome Darren Howard, Lynette Jaratte, Dave Miller, Jim Property Artists-Pam Brinkman Stewart, Tai Kilnins, Todd Doyle Christina Martinez Fly Crew-Greg Thomas, Jack McNally, Darren Howard, Sue J. William Ruyle Jordan (crew head) S_peech Coach-Douglas Harris Hair Design-Carol Zimmerman F1ght_Sequence staged by John Sipes Make-up-James Spinner, Joan Tunney, Jeri Benson, Kim Special Effects Technician-Bryan Morris Dermit, Danica Leri Scene Synopsis & Musical Numbers ACTI Prologue: The Village of Anatevka "Tradition" - Tevye and the Company SCENE 1. Tevye's House and Yard. "Matchmaker" - Chava, Hodel and Tzeitel SCENE 2. Tevye's Yard. "If I Were a Rich Man" - Tevye SCENE 3. Tevye's House and Yard. "Sabbath Prayer" - Tevye, Golde and Villagers SCENE 4. The Inn. "To Life" -Tevye, Lazer Wolf, Village men and Russian men SCENE 5. Street Outside the Inn. SCENE 6. Tevye's Yard. "Tevye's Monologue" - Tevye "Miracle of Miracles" - Motel SCENE 7. Tevye and Golde's Bedroom. "Tevye's Dream" - Tevye, Golde and Villagers SCENE 8. Village Street and Motel's Tailor Shop. SCENE 9. Tevye's Yard. "Sunrise, Sunset" - Tevye, Golde, Perch1k, Hodel and Villagers "Wedding Dances" ACT II Prologue: SCENE 1. Tevye's Yard. "Tevye's Rebuttal" - Tevye "Do You Love Me" - Tevye and Golde SCENE 2. Tevye's Yard. SCENE 3. Railroad Stop. "Far From the Home I Love" - Hodel SCENE 4. Village Street and Motel's Tailor Shop. SCENE 5. Somewhere On the Outskirts of the Village. "Chavela" - Tevye, Chava, Golda, Tzeitel, Hodel, Perchik, Motel, Fyedka SCENE 6. Tevye's Yard. "Anatevka" SCENE 7. Tevye's Yard. ORCHESTRA VIOLIN I FLUTE AND PICCOLO Giovanni Anaya, Concertmaster Sheila R1mac Heidi Soehrmann, Assistant Concert- OBOE master Richard Von Holst Tom Hwang HORN Cathy Baetz Barb Legate Lisa Romano CLARINET VIOLIN II Tricia Green Antonia Adams, Principal Second Lisa Brandau Angela Fritzsch BASSOON June Reeves Barb Hodge Anita Rotello TRUMPETS Amanda Thomas Donna Vernon VIOLAS Phil Hardin Michelle Clyne Lynn R1eches Richard Bennett TROMBONE CELLOS Paul Browne Mane Cadieux, Principal PERCUSSION Tony Porter Karen Sunmark Penny Boyer GUITAR BASS Dave Brubeck Mike McCormick, Principal PIANO Brad Wells Pam Dunlap Lisa Bernat CONDUCTOR Keith Moller John Ferrell RALPH L. LANE The Department of Theatre invites you to join us in saluting Dr. Ralph Lane, a Theatre faculty member since 1968, who retires in August. As an educator and director, he has attained considerable state and national recognition for his work in theatre education. We are indebted to him for attracting and recruiting many talented students to our program over the past years. Always an individual to set high standards for himself and his students, Ralph Lane has done much to enable students to stretch and grow beyond themselves. To work with Ralph has been an opportunity to experience and understand the human condition through the process of theatre. In appreciation for his numerous contributions to our university and community, the Fiddler on the Roof cast and crew dedicate this performance to Professor Ralph L. Lane. ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL "Shakespeare at Ewing Manor" July 6 - August 11, 1984 Seventh Season THE TAMING OF THE SHREW Petruchio of Verona, an admitted dowry hunter, vows to woo, wed and tame the lovely but volatile Katerina of Padua, an avowed man-hater, in this boisterous and bawdy battle of the sexes. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE Shakespeare masterfully explores the twin themes of justice and mercy in this controversial play which is as relevant today as when it was written nearly four centuries ago. PERICLES Incest and love, storms and shipwrecks, romantic adventures and surprising recognitions are all part of this strange, fa iry-tale romance of Shakespeare's later years. Buy Season Subscriptions and See All Three Plays at a Savings!

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C,1 ______State ----Zip ______Area resident SEND TO: Unrversrty Theatre Box Office, Department ofTheatre-1S U, Normal, IL 61761 ___ ISU Faculty/ Staff UNIVERSITY THEATRE PRODUCTION STAFF Business Manager ...... Don Lacasse Costume Shop Supervisor ...... Jan Walter Scene Shop Supervisor ...... Dennis Mays COSTUME SHOP Graduate Assistants-Marshall Anderson, Ruth Howell, Jeff Kinard, Norma West, Kent Streed Undergraduate TA-Anna Welcome Undergraduate Assistants-Julie Fishman, Lisa Hyncik, Kari Beth Rust, Linda Schlesinger SCENE SHOP Graduate Assistants-Randle Farris, Lynda Kwallek, Patty Moran, Gary Olsen, Malissa White Undergraduate Assistants-John Croissant, John Feely, Dan Kunkel Prop Room-Ginger Scott Sound-Joseph A. West MANAGEMENT AREA Box Office Managers-Thom Miller, Mark Greenleaf Marketing Director-Megan Peterson Assistant Box Office Manager-Mary Hager University Theatre Photographer-Brad Miller University Theatre House Manager-Jeff Rodgers Program Coordinator-Kirsten Sahs Management Assistants-Laurie Barrick, Jeanne Lee, Jane Sonnenberg, Mike Rosendahl

All Production areas are assisted by numerous practicum students. DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE FACULTY AND STAFF FACULTY Chairperson: Alvin Goldfarb Edward A. Andreasen, Jeffrey Entwistle, Kathe Geist, Douglas Harris, John W. Kirk, Don Lacasse, Ralph L. Lane, Ron Mottram, Calvin Lee Pntner, Pamela Ritch, J. William Ruyle, Jean Scharfen­ berg, John Sipes, Patricia Snoyer, Frank C. Vyb1ral, Ronald Wains­ cott, Jerry Walker, Dan L. Wilhelm. CIVIL SERVICE STAFF Dennis Mays, June Mays, Patricia Neef, Wilma Pforr, Carol Sparks, Jan Walter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Edward A. Andreasen Lynda Kwallek Rabbi Gershon Blackmore Patty Moran Pamela Brinkman Bryan Morris Art Corra Kari Beth Rust J. William Ruyle John Croissant Roar Schaad Jeffrey Entwistle Ginger S. Scott Alvin Goldfarb Lorain Tryzna Carolyn Hiser Malissa White Ruth Howell Dan L. Wilhelm

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