— Presents —

Lisa Loomer by

January 18 to February 9, 2019

Directed by Lucas Hill and Isaac Joyce–Shaw Featuring the music of Jeff Dankenbring, Hexteria, Kruse and Rich McCloud.

Distracted is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, New York. DISTRACTED By Lisa Loomer

CAST Mama ...... Mason Atkin Mrs. Holly/Dr. Waller/Nurse ...... Darlene Barlow Dr. Zavala/Waitress/Charlene ...... Julianna Gibbons Daniel/Dr. Jinks/Dr. Karnes/Actor with ADD ...... Walt Haight Sherry ...... Ellie Knoll Vera ...... Valerie Mozena Jesse ...... Liam Smith Dad ...... Mathieu Voisine Natalie ...... Annalyce Winkler TIME & PLACE The time is the present day. The place is here.

There will be a 20-minute intermission between acts.

Distracted is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York. Photography and videography strictly prohibited. Distracted was originally produced by Center Theater Group/Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, CA, Michael Ritchie, Artistic Director; Charles Dillingham, Managing Director. Originally produced in New York City by Roundabout Theatre Company, Todd Haimes, Artistic Director, on February 7, 2009.

2 Pentacle Theatre PRODUCTION STAFF Co-Directors ...... Lucas Hill and Isaac Joyce-Shaw Technical Director ...... Chris Benham Assistant Director ...... Jodi Deming Production Assistant ...... Cole Juran Costumer ...... Roxy Garrison Stage Manager ...... Ty Hendrix Sound & Video Designer ...... Liz Rogers Sound & Video Operator ...... Kelen Kiluwe Light Operator ...... Rachel Lee Props Mistress ...... Vicki Woods Set & Lighting Design ...... Chris Benham Show Control Design & Programming ...... Hunter Rowland Animations...... Isaac Joyce-Shaw Audio Chair ...... Michael McIntosh Wigs ...... Isaac Joyce-Shaw Hair ...... Eddie Willits House Manager ...... Chris McCarty Light Hang ...... Erin Lucio and Jacob Rybloom Set Construction ...... Beth Cummings, Walt Haight, David Mansfi eld, Hunter Rowland and Jody Showman Poster Design ...... Bill Helwig Program Design ...... Carlee Wright Board Liaison ...... Jon Stuber Music ...... Peace, Love, and Batteries by Jeff Dankenbring, Gain Control by Kruse, additional music provided by Rich McCloud and Hexteria Photography ...... Lonnie and Kim Thurston Opening Night Caterers ...... Black Sheep Catering

Special Thanks: Jennifer Gimzewski, Katie Lindbeck, Fran Lattin and Robert Salberg

Season 2019 | | Distracted Distracted 3 Honoring the generous individuals who make a provision in their estate plans for Pentacle Theatre: Susan Elliott Pamela Abernethy & Chris Fletcher Linda Gilbert Ed Kramer Louise Larsen Jeanne M. Miller Bright Laurelyn R. Schellin In Memoriam: Lights Virginia Choate Society Larry Roach If you have included Pentacle Theatre in your estate plans, we’d like to know and honor you here. Please contact Executive Director Lisa Joyce at 503-485-4300 or [email protected] PENTACLE THEATRE LIFETIME MEMBERS Every fi ve years the Pentacle Theatre Governing Board honors as Lifetime Members fi ve people who have been active in Pentacle Theatre for at least 20 years. We also remember fondly those Lifetime Members who are no longer with us. Lifetime Members Pamela Abernethy Ron Fox Debbie Neel Kathy Straton Dick Bond Ken Hermens Alice Norton Faye Pitman Trupka Benny Bower Robert Herzog Jeff Sanders Cherie Ulmer Robin Bower Cec Koontz Pat Schmidt Madison Vick David Cristobal Louise Larsen Ed Schoaps De Zajic Maggie Dayton Dave Leonard Susan Schoaps Tony Zandol Jo Dodge Katie Lindbeck Eloise Smith Chris Fletcher Marian Milligan Larry Stevens IN LOVING MEMORY Wayne Ballantyne Bill Cross Margaret Ringnalda Tom Ulmer Dean Bartell Phyllis Cross Murco Ringnalda Claytene Vick Jack Bellamy Dave Davis Larry Roach Stephen Warnock Dr. E.B. Bossatti Rose Ann Hansell Dick Schmidt Rollie Zajic Edith Bossatti Mrs. Ray Loter Helen Shepard Larry & Virginia Choate Peg Pink Meryl (Bill) Smith Ken Collins Bob Putnam Barbara Sullivant

4 Pentacle Theatre DIRECTOR’S NOTE

s this note is being written, it’s two weeks Abefore opening and everything is starting to come together. The lights, sounds, videos, graphics, wigs, hair, makeup, costumes, set and props are all starting to crop up all over the place as the production team is in traffi c warden mode and the cast are all trying not to run each other over. You don’t rehearse a show, you rehearse to get a show. We are all involved (the cast, the crew, the directors and designers) in the process of creating something together. It is the scariest and most wonderful thing a group of people can do, and it is you being here in the audience that makes it at all possible. Lucas Hill & Isaac Joyce-Shaw — Isaac Joyce-Shaw

n the topic of raising children, a wise woman once said: “the nights Oare long, but the years are so very short”. And it’s true. Nights when they won’t go to sleep, or days when they’re sick or hurting, seem to go on forever. Meanwhile we have, seemingly, a million other competing responsibilities, obligations, and assorted shiny objects swirling around us like a whirlwind, snatching away our most precious treasure, time. And before you know it, that baby is a toddler, that toddler is a kid riding her bike in the street, and now that kid is gone, grown up, and away.

This play is about a family caught in that whirlwind, and a mother who tries to balance it all — who tries to hang onto that thread of time before it runs out. We hope you will fi nd it truthful. — Lucas Hill

Season 2019 | Distracted 5 CAST & CREW

LUCAS HILL MASON ATKIN Co-Director Mama Lucas started at Mason’s performance Pentacle in 1997. career began at He has acted in, age 14, when she assistant directed and produced, directed, directed numerous and starred in a shows. Armed with family music video a Bachelor’s degree to the pop-country in Theater from hit “Save a Horse, Willamette University, Ride A Cowboy.” Lucas has taught Unfortunately, she did children’s theater for not gain distribution CET with the public school system. His day rights, and the DVD of the dance and cast job is teaching middle school kids with commentary remain well protected. This disabilities and other barriers to success is Mason’s fi rst show at Pentacle. Her most in the traditional classroom. He has an recent role was Puck in A Midsummer amazing and supportive wife and two Night’s Dream. Mason works for the State incredible little boys, Owen and Silas. His of Oregon doing strategic planning. She hobbies include practicing mindfulness enjoys making jokes, monologuing advice and gratitude for his absurdly good luck in to her siblings, and fi nding ways to make this life, and also Dungeons and Dragons. perfectly good things even better.

ISAAC JOYCE-SHAW DARLENE BARLOW Co-Director Mrs. Holly/Dr. Waller/Nurse This is Isaac’s Darlene has a BS in directorial debut at Theater Arts from Pentacle Theatre. He Bradley University. previously served as Her past community the Assistant Director theater experience for Noises Off, and ranges from board in his decade plus of service to backstage involvement with the support to acting, organization he has directing and had the chance to do producing. Though just about everything there have been else. He is enormously grateful for those dozens, some of her favorite roles include opportunities (and this current one) which Vanities, Noises Off, Arsenic and Old have allowed him to grow and express Lace and Dixie Swim Club. She and her himself as an artist. husband moved to Oregon last summer with their two boxers. Darlene has an MEd. from the U. of Missouri and is currently substitute teaching in the Salem- Support Local Theater! Keizer school district while looking for a To learn about sponsoring a Pentacle permanent position. This is Darlene’s fi rst production, call 503-485-4300. show with Pentacle Theatre.

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JULIANNA GIBBONS Dr. Zavala/Waitress/Charlene Connecting At Pentacle, Julianna has appeared in with your roles such as Rose in you Dancing at Lughnasa, Poppy in Noises Off, clients Sonia in Vanya and Sonia and Masha Printing – Offset and Digital and Spike, Lenny in Crimes of the Heart, and Quince Web and Technology Services in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. She has also portrayed Mailing and Inserting Services Ruth in Blithe Spirit for Aumsville Community Theatre, and Kate in Sylvia at Gallery Theater. In 2010, she spent Specialty Projects and Services a year in Capitol City Theater’s crazy and creative Improv comedy troupe. Julianna has a rewarding job as a high school theater teacher. She would like to thank Dixie for the love and support, and Pentacle for the opportunity to bring this timely and thought-provoking For more information story to the stage. When not being please contact: dramatic, she enjoys fi shing, cats, Renee Campbell funny accents, and all humanity. 503-304-3525 Want to become a [email protected] Pentacle volunteer? www.selectimpressions.com Visit www.pentacletheatre.org 2215 Claxter Road NE, Salem, OR 97301 LAW OFFICE OF EDEN ROSE BROWN

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WALTER HAIGHT famous fortune cookie writer. She is very thankful to her family and friends for Daniel/Dr. Jinks/Dr. Karnes/Actor with ADD being incredibly supportive through this Walter is no stranger production. to the Pentacle stage. He performed in Little Shop of Horrors, VALERIE MOZENA A Christmas Carol, Vera Radium Girls, The Valerie is delighted Rainmaker, and You to be onstage in Can’t Take It With her fi rst production You. Other theater with the Pentacle experience includes Theatre. New to the Reefer Madness the Salem area, she was Musical, Rumors, The Laramie Project, most recently seen HMS Pinafore and as the director of Born onstage in Denver as Yesterday. Walter is retired from a career Ramona (Mama) in in civil/electrical engineering and lives in Mama’s Eggnog with McMinnville with wife Dawn. the Athena Project. Other favorite roles include Ruth in Dear ELLIE KNOLL Ruth and Annelle in Steel Magnolias. She is excited to be a part of this production Sherry and would like to thank the cast and crew Ellie performed in for their warm welcome to the community. Cabaret as Helga She would also like to thank her family and in the ensemble and friends for coming out for a night of of Jesus Christ theater and her husband Travis for his Superstar. You can unwavering support! also see her in the upcoming production of Mamma Mia! UPCOMING AUDITIONS Previous experience includes with Fools Mar. 16 Theatre 33’s summer Jest a Second! May 18 workshop series. Currently, she works More info at 503-485-4300 at Crossler Middle School in the main or online at pentacletheatre.org offi ce, but hopes to one day become a Pentacle Theatre’s Acting Workshop

Join skilled director and actress Jo Dodge in a fun, hands-on theater workshop exploring the human spirit.

11-Week Term — Only $105

Location: Pentacle Theatre lobby Information: 503-485-4300 or pentacletheatre.org

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LIAM SMITH Jesse Jesse is new to the Pentacle Theatre. He is a 6th grader at Howard Street Charter School who enjoys art and STEM classes. In addition to being a student, Liam plays the viola in the Howard Street Orchestra. Past theater experience includes The Prince and the Pauper with Children’s Educational Theatre, Out of the Box with Corban University Summer Theatre Camp and Blackbeard the Pirate with Missoula Children’s Theater. In his spare time, he loves playing Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons and whatever video games his parents will let him play. Liam lives in Salem with his parents (Mac and Pam), sister (Megan), and two cats (Hero and Shadow). He would especially like to thank Lucas Hill for encouraging him to audition for the role of Jesse.

Help us save money and trees If you are not keeping your program, please place it in the program recycling box on your way out

Season 2019 | Distracted 9 Salem-Keizer (503) 370-7520 Turner-Jefferson (503) 743-4646 Aumsville-Stayton (503) 749-4646 Precision Towing & Recovery

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MATHIEU VOISINE ANNALYCE WINKLER Dad Natalie Mathieu had his A small town girl from Pentacle Theatre Indiana, Annalyce Debut in 2005’s Dearly more than fallen in Departed. Distracted love with Oregon. will return him to the The opportunities Pentacle stage after that she’s had and the a 14-year hiatus. In people she’s met here 2018, Mathieu was have changed her life. seen as The Baker She’s new to Pentacle in Beauty and the but honored to be Beast with Pentacle here, and excited Theater, The Scarecrow (his biggest dream to see what else is in store. Past theater- role) in The Wizard of Oz with Gallery related experience includes From Time to Theater, Jake in Straight White Men with Time by Joe Silva. The Verona Studio, and Pierre in The Father with The Verona Studio. In 2019, in addition to his role in Distracted, he will Pentacle Theatre thanks be assistant directing a spring show as well as co-directing a fall show with The Verona Studio, and will close out the year returning to Beauty and the Beast with Gallery Theater. He studied Improv and Sketch comedy with The Groundlings in LA and has worked in fi lm and television as well. Mathieu has two uniquely beautiful for their support of our young daughters, he slings drinks and Community Service Night food at Venti’s, and in the little free time he has, he writes and creates music.

Season 2019 | Distracted 11 REHEARSAL PHOTOS

Photos by Lonnie and Kim Thurston

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Old friends and new…

Celebrate 65 years of Pentacle’s success

There is something for everyone at this Pentacle Anniversary event!

Saturday, July 13, 2019 Salem Convention Center Two ticket prices available: $50.00 dinner & program at 6:00 p.m. $25.00 dessert only & program seating at 7:30 p.m. Program begins at 8:00 p.m.

Tickets available now online at pentacletheatre.org RUE\YLVLWLQJRXUWLFNHWR΀FHDW 145 Liberty St. NE, Suite 102 in downtown Salem. 503-485-4300 PENTACLE THEATRE SEASON 2019

Pentacle Theatre is Salem’s premier community theater, offering quality live theater in an intimate setting. The directors, cast and crew delight in presenting audiences with entertaining and innovative seasons of top-quality productions in an all-embracing range of theatrical styles.

Distracted January 18 – February 9 Directed by Lucas Hill and Isaac Joyce-Shaw

Mamma Mia! March 1– March 23 Directed by Robert Salberg SPONSORED BY ERIK AND LAURA DAVIS

Yellow April 12 – May 4 Directed by Heather Dunkin Toller

Fools May 24 – June 15 Directed by Dani Potter SPONSORED BY DUCHESS AND THE MUNCHKIN

Jest A Second! July 26 – August 17 Directed by Valerie Steele SPONSORED BY RICH FORD, WINDERMERE REAL ESTATE

The Great American Trailer Park Musical September 6–28 Directed by Jill Sorensen

Mothers and Sons October 18 – November 9 Directed by Jo Dodge SPONSORED BY THE PAUL C. AND ROBIN E. BOWER FAMILY TRUST

Dashing Through the Snow November 29 – December 21 Directed by Deborah Johansen SPONSORED BY GLANTZ LAW GROUP, LLC

Distracted in rehearsal. Photos by Lonnie and Kim Thurston.

14 Pentacle Theatre PRESIDENT’S CORNER

appy New Year! As your new Board President, I am thrilled to be able to ring in our 65th Anniversary Year! Be sure to Hmark your calendars for our anniversary event on July 13, 2019! Every fi ve years we celebrate our anniversary, induct new Lifetime Members and celebrate people who make our theater a jewel of the mid-Willamette Valley. The planning committee promises that you will have a great evening of camaraderie and entertainment.

2018 has been one of gratitude in so many ways. We are thankful to our staff, who keep the organization running smoothly and aptly handle the logistical side of our mission; they are a strong and dedicated foundation to everything we do. We are thankful for our vibrant volunteers, who put in endless hours providing assistance in every way imaginable and are the heart and soul of every production. We are thankful to our members, donors and show sponsors, whose continued support is vital to our existence; we are honored and humbled each time you chose Pentacle Theatre as a recipient of your gracious gifts. And last, but certainly not least, we are thankful to our patrons — without you, there would be no need for our little theater in the woods. To see your smiling faces in the audience each night brings us joy and renews our dedication to provide quality theater to our community.

The new year has started with a completely sold out run of our winter fundraiser production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid! Our upcoming production in March of Mamma Mia! promises to be a fun-fi lled night of story-telling through the songs of ABBA. The rest of the season is fi lled with shows that will reach a wide range of audiences and theatrical tastes — don’t miss out!

I can’t wait to watch our 65th Anniversary Year unfold — may it be our best year yet!

With gratitude! Jodi Deming Governing Board President

Season 2019 | Distracted 15 GENERAL INFORMATION Mission Statement Pentacle Theatre provides community members a collaborative opportunity to create and experience theater in an atmosphere of respect, support and enjoyment.

TICKET INFORMATION Tickets for upcoming productions are available at Pentacle Theatre’s ticket offi ce, 145 Liberty St. NE, Suite 102, Salem, OR 97301, or by calling 503-485-4300. Open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.– 4:30 p.m. Prices range from $23.50 to $34, depending on date and type of production. In partnership with Salem For All, Pentacle Theatre offers half-price tickets to individuals who have an Oregon Trail card. Handling fees may apply. Tickets are sold at the theater box offi ce 45 minutes before each performance. Tickets are also available at pentacletheatre.org.

LATECOMERS POLICY Pentacle Theatre productions will begin on time. If you do arrive late, you will be directed to the lobby where you can watch the show on a monitor. At intermission you will be ushered to an available seat. If you leave your seat during the performance, you will not be reseated until intermission. Sorry, no refunds for latecomers.

BEVERAGES AND SMOKING Beverages are available for purchase in the lobby. Only bottled water and beverages in cups with lids and straws are allowed in the auditorium. No cans, glass bottles, or food is permitted at any time. Smoking is allowed only in designated areas on the lower deck.

PENTACLE THEATRE COURTESY Cameras (with or without fl ash) and recording devices are strictly prohibited. Please turn off beepers and cell phones during the performance.

Distracted in rehearsal. Photos by Lonnie and Kim Thurston.

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ADVERTISING Advertise in Pentacle Theatre programs! All proceeds benefi t Pentacle Theatre. Call the business offi ce for more information: 503-485- 4300, or stop by our business offi ce at 145 Liberty St. NE in historic downtown Salem.

HOW TO REACH US Pentacle Theatre tickets and business offi ce: 145 Liberty St. NE, Suite 102, Salem, OR 97301; 503-485-4300; Mon.–Fri. 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Pentacle Theatre lobby: 324 52nd Ave. NW, Salem, OR 97304; 503-364-7200.

Online: pentacletheatre.org.

MANY, MANY THANKS… To our volunteer house managers, box offi ce personnel, bartenders, concession attendants, and ushers. Pentacle Theatre could not be successful without the continued and dedicated help of our community.

PENTACLE THEATRE GOVERNING BOARD Pentacle Theatre is an established not-for- profi t theater company, providing an eight- play season. A nine-member governing board assisted by committee chairpersons and countless other volunteers run the theater. Membership is open to all.

2019 GOVERNING BOARD AND STAFF President ...... Jodi Deming Vice President ...... Jon Stuber Secretary...... Mary Ann Potter Treasurer...... Jill Sorensen Members-at-Large...... David Ballantyne, Chris Fletcher, Brett Hochstetler, Todd Logan, Lizabeth Rogers Executive Director ...... Lisa Joyce Technical Director ...... Chris Benham Ticket Offi ce Representative ...... Sarah Braff Facilities Maintenance Coordinator...... David Mansfi eld Administrative Assistant ...... Liz Hess Box Offi ce Management Assistant ...... Julia Sargent

Season 2019 | Distracted 17 YOU MAKE THE DIFFERENCE!

List as of 1/3/2019. Ticket sales alone do not cover the cost of our productions. Your membership and donation help make this theater possible. Thank you!

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER ($2000+) Nancy & Doug Bovee John & Jane Doe Autzen Foundation Susan F. Christensen Patricia Ehrlich & James Willhite Erik & Laura Davis Jeanne & Bill Dalton Joyce & Mark Eklund Debra & Maurice Collada Carolyn & Bob Engle Pam & Roger Elliott Katie Lindbeck Pat & Chuck Fisher Oddny Everson Oregon Arts Commission Jody & Mark Gordon Beverley & Ralph Faulkner Barbara & Bruce W. Thompson Deb & David Hackleman Jean K. Fleck Walton Charitable Trust Linda & Dick Haglund Leola & David Flocker Carolyn & Bob Howard Albert & Ginny Furtwangler PRODUCER ($1000 - $1999) Sherril & Lynn Hurt Patricia Gallagher Aldrich Benefi ts Lisa Joyce Robin Goodrin Nordli Cherie & Craig Cline Katie & Laslo Kolta Linda & Richard Grace Chris Fletcher & Pamela Abernethy Ellen Langsather Mark & Allana Hadden Bonnie & Zell Giles Fran J. Lattin Walter Haight Rhea & Rick Glantz Jackie B. Miller Debby & Mark Hamlin Brett Hochstetler Nancy & Kevin Moen Lois Hanson The Meltzer Family Beverly North Ann & Dave Hanus Patrick Moser Bonnie & Chuck Peter Lois Harris Pioneer Trust Bank Foundation Theresa & Jerald (Sam) Pietzold Paula Hartwig Robin & Benny Bower Louise & Keith Putman Elizabeth & Scott Hess Jeff Sanders Kristin Ramstad Tom M. Hewitt Betsy & Richard Scott Kay & Scott Reichlin Hillesum, Linda & Joe Susanna Rose & Paul Donheffner Sheila K & John L. Hochstetler DIRECTOR ($500) Harold W. Watts Cathleen & Dave Hockman-Wert Arabas Family Steven K. Wollenburg Gloria & Alan Holland Sherry & Alan Bennett Penny & Bill Wylie Billie Houghton Penny Blackwell Gail & Roland Isaac Forrest A. Colling & Jean M. Linck LEADING ACTOR ($100 - $250) Kelli & Ron Jaecks Steve Gorham & Candace Reed Anonymous Michael & Diane Jaffe Bob and Marypat Hill Family Fund Sandra & William Albright Julie & Frank Jellison of the Oregon Community Edna & Richard Anderson Lesley Lynn Johnson Foundation Thomas P. Augustyn Janet & Richard Kahler Sally & Ray Hollemon Gayle McMurria & George Bachik Betty & Mark J. Kasoff Nancy Hull Gordon & Pat Bacon Norma Jean Standlea & Hank Lisa & Marty Johnson Kay Balke Keeton Karen & Willy Kohne Katy & Charles Bayless Frank & Bev Knox Louise E. Larsen Sibylle & Richard Beck Cec Koontz Ken Limbocker Becky & Christopher D. Benton Shirley Koontz Richard Franklin McGinty Leora Berger Mary & Larry Krumdieck Alice Mary Norton Randi H. Blumenson Susan & David Laing Peter & Cindy Rasmussen Jenan & Gary Brandt Sandra & Keith Martin Charitable Fund James C. Brown Chris & Karen McCarty Peter M. Ronai Tracie B. Burger Rus McCracken Kathy D. Saviers Carol & Dennis Busby Heidemarie & Richard McSwain Cesie & Tom Delve Scheuermann Patricia Clark Gregg Merrill & Barbara Castle Katie & Matt Woolsey Diane & Aaron Clingerman Jennifer Ann Meyers Sandra & Roger Colburn Michael A. Moffatt ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ($250 - $499) Linda D. Cress Lynn & Mel Mogster Pam Baldwin Dennis & Barbara Curtin Miles Ruth & Roger Monette David R. Ballantyne Lois & Dale Derouin Sharon L. Moore Virginia & Alex Bourdeau Edna Denton & Carel Dewinkel Linda Cashin & Brian Moyer Liz & Don Oswalt

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Kathryn Hanel & Steve Passantino Brigitte E. Cobb Berta & Jim Wood Kathy & Bruce Patterson Kay & Philip Cogswell Sandra Woodland Ruth E. Petersen Susan Connick Melanie Belle Zermer Karen Phares Debra C. Dawes Elizabeth & James Zielinski Elizabeth M. & Gary W. Pickett Sharon & Marion Dearman Thomas & Joyce Zook Sara G. Pickett Gail & Bob Dettwyler Rita Powell, in Honor of Janice Susan Elliott CAMEO ($49 AND UNDER) Ames Walter & Joan Farrier Anonymous Susan & Richard Ray Mary Graney Karyl J. Allen Jolae & Russell Reed Gerald & Louise Green Phyllis Bond Rosanne Richard John C. Guevara Sarah Braff Carol Kay Riedl Robynn & John L. Hayek Jeanette Brandt Susan Saalfeld Franca Hernandez Kelly Bruce Lauren Saucy Linda L. Hornbeck Tylee Cloyd Ann Scheppke Karen Houle Sherry Collins Cynthia & Patrick Schmitz Eileen Cotter Howell & Bill Howell Holly Cronin Fred Eugene Shaub Ruth & Fred Kaser Jamey & Crystel Dyson Carlene Kaliher Shultz Jennifer & Jed Kercher Kendra Flora Diane McLin & David Smedema Sylvia Kline Cindy Gantner Jill Sorensen Gail & Gary Knighten Leslie & Bill Glassmire Joanna & Ronald Stout Marie Laper Rose Marie Goffi n Jeff Witt & Jon Stuber Carolyn & Tom Lulay Aaron Kenneth Hague Susan & Toru E. Tanabe Muriel Meyer Sharon K. Hanson B.J. Toewe Mary Lou Obloy Colleen Harrahill Heather & Bryan Toller Leslie Ann O’Brien Susan Coburn Hughs Juanita & Lloyd Weigel Andrea G. O’Donnell Bill & Beth Hunter Kathleen & Hans West Sandy & Gary Onstot Marc A. Icovino Dennis & Helen Williams Nancy W. Orcutt Michael Kirkland Tom Wrosch Karen Paillette & David Peterson Marie T. Leighton Leslie & Bob Zeigen Marilyn & Bob Pool Michelle & Sam Litke Mark & Sharon Zielinski, in Memory Judy Powers Ann Lyman of Phyllis Quanbeck Ken Ray Karen Marinelli Anne Zientek Lorita & Jack Ray George Milionis Katie & Bruce Rose Kathy Miotke SUPPORTING ACTOR ($50 - $99) John & Rene Salstrom Patricia A. Nopp Maren & Charles Anderson Ron Schaadt Barbara Ocupe Donna & Merv Brenes Bob & Suzanne Sharp Sarah Schriver Vicki L. Brink Diane McLin & David Smedema Mac Smith Laurene & Roger Brousseau Katrine & Guy Smith Martha Smith Archie & Linda Brown Larry Snider Keli Taylor Eden Rose R. Brown Kristie & Delmar Souther Brenda Varty Bly Mar’Sue & Perry Brown Jan & Terry Svingen Alan G. Wetaz Marlene Buker Stephen & Katy Tillotson Michelle Woldhuis Florence & David Carter Penelope White Susan Maier & Patrick C. Clancy Phyllis T. Willner FOR A FULL LIST OF DONORS, PLEASE VISIT PENTACLETHEATRE.ORG.

Make a charitable bequest to Leave a LegacyPentacle Theatre in your will.

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March 1-23 ABBA’s hits tell the hilarious story of a young woman’s search for her birth father. This sunny and funny tale unfolds on a Greek island paradise. On the eve of her wedding, a daughter’s quest to discover the identity of her father brings three men from her mother’s past back to the island they last visited 20 years ago. The story-telling magic of ABBA’s timeless songs propels this enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship, creating an unforgettable show. A mother. A daughter. Three possible dads. And a trip down the aisle you’ll never forget!

The show appeared on Broadway and won several 2002 Tony Awards, including: best musical, best book of a musical, best actress in a musical, best featured actress in a musical and best orchestrations.

Robert Salberg is directing AND Pentacle Theatre’s production

PROUDLY PRESENT of Mamma Mia! with the help of assistant director Jill Sorensen, music director Andi Bean, vocal director Jeff Witt, and choreographer Dee Montgomery-Smith.

Mamma Mia! runs Friday, March 1 through Saturday, March 23. Tickets are available at the Pentacle Theatre ticket office, 145 Liberty St. NE in downtown Salem or online at pentacletheatre.org. For more information, contact 503-485-4300. DIRECTED BY ROBERT SALBERG Mamma Mia! is made MARCH 1 to 23, 2019 possible by the generous sponsorship of Erik and Laura Davis.