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1 22 OFT EDUCATION PROGRAMS DIRECTORS NOTE In the book “Flora & Ulysses”, Flora imagines words fl oating In an essay where she describes her job of writing children’s ENROLLING NOW! above her head in a comic strip bubble.“It is a comforting thing books, she talks about how E.B. White, one of the greats, told to have words hanging over my head,” she says. This line inspired the whole truth and made it bearable: ADULT WORKSHOP - FOUNDATIONS OF IMPROV the set fi lled with words and images you see around you. The projections you’ll see during the play (which are an integral part E. B. White loved the world. And in loving the world, he This is a 4-hour workshop for adults to learn and practice the fundamental of the script) are fl oating above Flora’s head, and her memories told the truth about it — its sorrow, it’s heartbreak, it’s concepts of Improv in a fun and supportive environment. Whether you of comic book pages cover the walls. When I told our designer devastating beauty. He trusted his readers enough to are a beginner or looking to hone your skills, this workshop will get your about my ‘word-fi lled set’ idea, he replied, “You are reading my tell them the truth, and with that truth came comfort imagination and creativity going. mind. I’ve been highlighting and jotting down notes as I’ve been and a feeling that we were not alone. I think our job is reading and thinking about the comic books I used to love as a kid. to trust our readers. I think our job is to see and to let Improv builds confi dence, improves communication and relationship building. Like those silly ads for sea monkeys and such. I keep seeing comic ourselves be seen. I think our job is to love the world. The skills gained during this workshop can be useful in every aspect of your ads or newspaper headlines, lots of stuff like that.” And so we life—both personal and professional! welcome you, to Flora’s world of words. I hope you love the story of Flora and her heroic friend Ulysses. I relate to the truth in Flora’s story in many ways. My own Sunday, February 24th, 2019 from 12-4pm I am a huge fan of Kate DiCamillo. Her tales and characters parents divorced when I was around Flora’s age. I remember Taught by Rebecca Rogers encourage us to experience the fullness of life in all its joy, feeling powerless and alone. Our job at Olympia Family Theater Sliding scale $40-60 sadness, and everything in between. She does such an amazing is to trust our audience and to let our truth be seen in the job telling stories from the child’s perspective, telling the truth, stories we produce. I love this theater and this community and ENROLLING SOON! and never talking down to young readers. have loved working on this show. Perhaps this is your fi rst show, and you are new SPRING BREAK CAMPS: SPRING YOUTH WORKSHOP to our community, or perhaps you are here often. You may know a few people on the stage or in Half Day Camp, for ages 5 & 6 Participants put on a ticketed the audience. You may only know the people with Full Day Camp, for ages 7-13 Mainstage show whom you came. Regardless, all of us are a part Registration opens Feb 11th Open to ages 8 - 14 Registration opens Feb 11th of a community sharing this experience. Seeing a piece of live theater is a way of experiencing SUMMER CAMPS the truths of our world with others. Enjoy that Weekly Camps starting June 24th feeling of being in the same room with people Half Day Camp, for ages 5 & 6 who are sharing your joy and sadness as you see Full Day Camp, for ages 7-13 REGISTER AT our story unfold. At the theater, no matter what Stage Craft, for ages 11-15 you are feeling, you are not alone. I hope you Improv, for ages 13 + OLYFT.ORG enjoy your visit. and more! Registration opens March 15th Thank you for being here and being a part of my dream. To quote the wise amphibian, Kermit the Frog, “This is the kind of dream that gets better the more people you share it with. I’ve found a CALL FOR ARTISTS & VOLUNTEERS bunch of friends who have the same dream and Would you like to get involved in a local theater project and work with it kind of makes us like a family.” interesting people, make new friends, develop new skills and practice your art with other creatives? Welcome -or welcome back- to the OFT family!

Olympia Family Theater is looking for all types of artists, designers (scenic and - Jen Ryle, Director lighting), painters, costumers, stitchers, & makers for our upcoming productions!

Interested? Contact Jen Ryle, OFT Artistic Director, [email protected] Korja Giles as Flora and Ulysses with a cheesepuff. Photo by Alexis Sarah

21 2 UPCOMING SHOWS: Let’s Play shows are under Selected Weeks, We Welcome Your Digital Files 30 minutes long and are Wednesday through Sunday, perfect for the very youngest all at 10am. [email protected] of audience members— ages zero to 5. Giggles guaranteed! HANSEL & GRETEL ADMISSION: February 6-10, 2019 $5 per person – CASH or CHECK at the door. PINOCCHIO March 6-10, 2019 OLD MACDONALD April 10-14, 2019

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3 20 FLORA & ULYSSES WRITTEN BY John Glore • BASED ON THE NOVEL BY Kate DiCamillo PRODUCED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH Plays for Young Audiences CAST: CREW:

Korja Giles ...... Flora Jen Ryle ...... Director Ryan Martin Holmberg ...... Ulysses Deane Shellman ...... Stage Manager Ted Ryle ...... George Buckman Martin Lee ...... Scenic Designer Rynelle Bircher ...... Phyllis Buckman Jill Carter ...... Lighting Design Mentor/Projections Christine Goode ...... Tootie Tickham Jupiter Shellman ...... Lighting Designer Austin Lang ...... William Spiver Nigel Bradwin ...... Scenic Artist Erin Quinn Valcho ...... Dr. Meescham David Nowitz ...... Scenic Engineer Chuck Meares ...... Donald Tickham/Ernie/Mr. Klaus Becky Scott ...... Costume Designer Katelyn May ...... Rita! Kate Ayers ...... Sound Designer Becki Perez ...... Prop Artist run time: 80 minutes (plus a 15 min intermission) Jordan Painter, Reed Charlop ...... Electricians Maia and John O’Brien ...... Prop co-creators of “Mary Ann, the Little Shepherdess”

SPECIAL THANKS TO: SPECIAL BUILDING HELP: Terry Frazee

SPECIAL PAINTING HELP: Donna Myers, Mary Rathke, Karen & Emily Skelton, Emily Walsh, Dana Kiehl, Eric & Tracy Thomas, Erin Quinn Valcho, Zia Valcho

THANK YOU: Raoul Berman for media technical support. Tyler Panco as our super fantastic test audience

No photography or video recording is allowed during the show, but the actors will be in the lobby for photos with you after the show.

Korja Giles as Flora and Ulysses Photo by Alexis Sarah

19 4 ORGANIZATIONAL CREDITS Artistic Director ...... Jen Ryle Operations & Marketing Manager ...... Alexis Sarah Education Director ...... Claribel Gross Box Offi ce Staff ...... Tracy Thomas Daytime Programs Director ...... Hannah Eklund Scenic Engineer ...... David Nowitz Resident Designer ...... Jill Carter Volunteer Bookkeeper...... Diana Purvine Original Poster Art ...... Nikki McClure Proper Pruning . Low-impact removal . consultation

360.357.9100 OFT’S MISSION: Olympia Family Theater www.lukenstree.com engages audiences of all ages in performances Locally Owned & Operated and programs that entertain and educate. Caring for your trees Since 1998 Greg Lukens, ISA Certified Arborist more information about our programs call 360.570.1638 or e-mail: [email protected].

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5 18 FLORA & ULYSSES CAST BIOS: OLY ARTS KORJA GILES (Flora) is thrilled to be back with the lovely folks TED RYLE (George Buckman/Alfred T. Slipper) Last season Ted Theater | Music | Visual Arts | Books | Dance | More at Olympia Family Theater after previous roles in Cinderedna, was busy as the playwright, composer, and stage manager for Alice in Wonderland, A Charlie Brown Christmas, Pinnochio, Three Cinder Edna as well as directing 3 Impossible Questions. On stage Tales with Eight Tales, The House on Pooh Corner, and The Wind in you may have seen him play Edward in The Miraculous Journey of the Willows. Special thanks to the cast and crew for their hard Edward Tulane. He has been blessed to participate in at least 25 work, Jen and Deane for their unconditional support, and her productions with Olympia Family Theater in its 13 seasons. husband Toby for his patience and humor. RYNELLE BIRCHER ( Phyllis Buckman) is enjoying her fi fth show RYAN MARTIN HOLMBERG (Ulysses) is thrilled to be at OFT as well as her fi fth time on stage in about 18 years. She Proud supporters of the returning to the OFT stage, especially as a puppeteer once teaches fi rst grade and is thrilled to get to be a part of this show! again! Formerly ‘Blubber: the Fish’ in Fishnapped!, as well as a Olympia Family Theater lifelong fan of Jim Henson’s work and legacy, very little makes CHRISTINE GOODE (Tootie Tickham) is thrilled to be part of this 2018-19 Season! Ryan happier than bringing Ulysses to life on stage. The original show. Christine has been seen in many productions around town. voyage of Ulysses from ancient times had a major infl uence on Some favorite roles here at OFT include Nurse Nelly in Busytown, Ryan’s youth, and so it was almost destiny to meet this squirrel. Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland, and Sally in The Cat in He hopes you enjoy the show, or as a Squirrel would say: the Hat. She is also a member of Animal Fire Theater where she “Squeaky, squeak squeaker, squeaken.” performs Shakespeare in the park. When not on stage or teaching Local arts. Local coverage. classes here at OFT she is teaching the best kindergartners in the world, traveling all around the world, hanging with her puppy and being the proudest mom ever. OLY ARTS.com

17 6 OFT EDUCATION MISSION: OFT is your community partner in raising imaginative, loving, joyful and confi dent children. Our educational programs provide opportunities for personal development for young people, teaching creativity and responsibility, encouraging teamwork and personal integrity, and fostering self-esteem and appreciation for the performing arts.

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AUSTIN LANG (William Spiver) is happy to be back at Olympia CHUCK MEARES (Donald Tickham/Ernie/Mr. Klaus) has been Family Theater for another season of fun. You may have previously performing since the age of 14. He has been involved in over 100 seen him as Boy in Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat, Schroeder in A productions with numerous theatre companies, organizations, Charlie Brown Christmas or as Mr. Watson in Mercy Watson to the and venues. This is his 4th appearance with Jen Ryle and company. Rescue. He’s considers himself lucky to have had a long history on Never has he had more fun and felt more at home than here at stage, and wants to thank everyone involved for their hard work Olympia Family Theater! on this production. KATELYN MAY (Rita!) has been acting in the Greater Puget ERIN QUINN VALCHO (Dr. Meescham) is delighted to be Sound area for the past 13 years. She could recently be seen in making her debut with OFT in this heartwarming story brought Suite Surrender at Olympia Little Theatre, Mothman: The Herald to life by such an incredible cast and crew. She has recently been of Doom through Perennial Players, and Five Lesbians Eating a seen at Olympia Little Theatre as Williamina Fleming in Silent Sky, Quiche through TAO. Previously, she could be seen in TAO’s Zoe in Life Is Complicated, Cactus O’Riley in A Christmas Cactus, An Improbable Peck of Plays, New Muses production of A Doll’s Celia in Calendar Girls and Mona in Come Back to the Five and House as Nora, and at Tacoma Little Theatre in The Last Night of Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean. Other favorite roles include Ballyhoo as Lala. She will be appearing next in OLT’s production Lotty Wilton in Enchanted April and Annie Sullivan in The Miracle of Bunbury. She would like to thank her loving husband for all his Worker. When not on stage she also enjoys assistant directing support and encouragement of her busy, theatre-fi lled life. and makeup design. In real life, she loves to pursue her life’s work as a museum curator and genealogist. She is most grateful to her family, Chris and Zia, for giving her the opportunity to pursue her passions!

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Ulysses with Mary Ann, the Little Shepherdess. Photo by Alexis Sarah 155 8 Join us for the 2018-19 Season of Dance OFT BOARD OF Olympia DIRECTORS Dance Executive Committee: Katrina Groen, Andrea Griffi th, Festival Robin McPherson, Nicole Miller co-presented with the Washington Center Members at Large: Meghan Goodman, Sara Thiessen, March 2 Heather Antanaitis, Ally Upton, Jonnita Thompson Washington Center Student Representative: Currently Open Oregon Ballet AFFILIATIONS Theatre 2 Olympia Family Theater is a proud member of: March 15 Olympia Actors League, American Alliance for Theater and at Capital High School Education, Washington Nonprofi ts, Olympia–Lacey–Tumwater Performing Arts Center Visitor and Convention Bureau, Olympia Downtown Alliance, Thurston County Chamber, Theater for Young Audiences, Washington State Community Theater Association. PHILADANCO The Philadelphia Dance Company co-presented with South Puget Sound Community College April 25 Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts

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9 14 CREW BIOS JEN RYLE (Director) is OFT’s co-founder and Artistic Director. She works as the house manager and behind the scenes as the production manager for every show. For OFT Jen has directed; Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (2006, 2013, 2017), The Giver, Rapunzel, The BFG, Winnie the Pooh, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, The Phantom Tollbooth, Go, Dog. Go!, Lyle the Crocodile, Busytown, A Charlie Brown Christmas, A Year with Frog and Toad (2016), and Cinder Edna (2018). Jen is living her dream, watching OFT as it grows and fl ourishes. She feels so lucky to work with amazing people; actors, designers, technicians, business sponsors, and volunteers who are all passionate about sharing the magic of theater with our community.

DEANE SHELLMAN (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be stage managing again at OFT, adding Flora and Ulysses to her previous SM gigs: A Year with Frog and Toad; Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day; and Bunnicula. She also directed Goodnight Moon, Three Tales with Eight Tails, and Pinocchio. Elsewhere, she directed Silent Sky at Olympia Little Theater, Bicycle Noir: A Love Story at the Capitol Campus, and has been involved with the Northwest Playwright’s Alliance and various 24-hour play festivals, staged readings, and one-act showcases, over the years. But OFT feels like home - so happy to be back!

JILL CARTER (Lighting Design Mentor/Projections) is delighted to be OFT’s Resident Designer. She has years of experience in scenic, lighting, and projection designs, for a variety of theaters in the NW. Some of WE SOURCE, her favorite OFT designs include Corduroy, Cinder Edna, Orphan Train, BusyTown, Wind in the Willows, Starry Messenger, and Fishnapped! ROAST, AND JUPITER SHELLMAN (Assistant Stage Manager/Apprentice Lighting BREW DELICIOUS Designer) This is Jupiter’s second show with OFT, and they are so happy COFFEES to be back! Previous favorites include Fishnapped! (OFT), Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom, Legally Blonde, and Pirates of Penzance (Olympia High School). Special thanks to their family for always supporting them!

INSPIRED LEARNING FOR ALL MARTIN LEE (Scenic Designer) has been happily helping OFT for the DOWNTOWN past couple of years painting sets. When he’s not at OFT, you can fi nd 600 4th Ave. East him farming or in his studio (HandEyeStudio) making stuff for people.

CAPITOL BLVD DAVID NOWITZ (Scenic Engineer) is happiest tinkering around in his 2824 Capitol Boulevard scene shop coming up with imaginative ways to make things. Recent favorite engineering challenges for Olympia Family Theater include Bring in this coupon and get $5 off admission. making a bed fall through a ceiling in Mercy Watson to the Rescue, Limit one coupon per customer. WESTSIDE Visit the For general admission only. making a ski slope in A Charlie Brown Christmas, making an under Not valid with other discounts *440* 1706 Harrison Ave NW bed and over bed/jungle gym in The Monster Under the Bed, making a $5 or special events. award-winning PLU 440 Expires: 12/31/2019 collapsing chandelier in Cinder Edna, making a candy cane throne for Open 7 Days a Week Hands On 414 Jeff erson St. NE • Olympia, WA 98501 Ballet Northwest’s The Nutcracker, making an underwater/overwater (360) 956-0818 • www.hocm.org transforming touring set for The Incredible Undersea Trial of Joseph P. Children’s Museum Lawnboy for Open Road Productions, and making a recycling machine with working wooden gears for Cinder Edna. 414 Jeff erson St. NE • Olympia, WA 98501 • (360) 956-0818 • www.hocm.org

13 10 FLORA & ULYSSES CREW BIOS CONT’D. BECKY SCOTT (Costume Designer) is delighted to be working based programming and has 20+ years teaching experience again with Jen Ryle and costuming another stellar OFT cast. ranging from pre-schoolers to university students. As Artistic She began working in theater with the non-profi t Magnolia Director of the Indianapolis Children’s Theatre, Inc, (90-97), Kate Children’s Theater in Long Beach, California. Her fi rst costume was active in all areas of educational theatre from playwriting, creations were for a 5th grade production of Peter Pan. She has teaching, and directing. Ms. Ayers ran the Theatre program at the since designed costumes for college and community theater Indiana Women’s Prison for 10 years, studied at the Goodman productions including You Can’t Take It with You, Playboy of the Theatre School, and graduated at Columbia and the Playback Western World and Blood Wedding and is now volunteering School at Vassar. She has her Masters in Applied Sociology and with Olympia Family Theater as one of their costumers. Her uses theatre for business management training, and team building. designs for OFT include Korczak’s Children, Jungle Book, Christmas Kate has appeared in Olympia Family Theater productions Story, Little Women, Wind in the Willows, Cinder Edna and Three Goodnight Moon, Go, Dog. Go!, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, Impossible Questions Becky sends hugs and kisses to her family, No Good, Very Bad Day, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, friends, and the special guy in her life, grandson James! Lyle the Crocodile, Busytown, and Mercy Watson to the Rescue. For OFT’s recent mainstage seasons, she directed Cinder Edna, The KATE AYERS (Sound Designer) has toured extensively throughout Monster Under the Bed, and Peter Rabbit and Me. the Midwest performing in educational theatre programs in schools and museums. She has written curriculum for theatre BECKI PEREZ (Prop Artist) is thrilled to be a part of Flora and Ulysses with OFT! She is new to the theater world, and loved this opportunity to help bring the Kate DiCamillo’s story to life. She was a part of Tales Told in Ten with OFT earlier this season and was in A Christmas Story with OLT. She is a fi rst grade teacher and loves animals. LTHY MAIA O’BRIEN (Co- Creator of “Mary Ann, the Little Shepherdess”) HEA is a physical therapist, dancer and dance therapist with a life-long & H love of dolls. She has used dolls to learn about how to love, S E respect and relate to all kinds of people. She is a happy member R F of “Dolls and Toys Northwest” a local doll club that is affi liated with UFDC (United Federation of Doll Clubs), an international organization of doll lovers. Many thanks to Maia’s dolly club friends for their knowledge and enthusiasm for dolls, and for their 5th & capitol way inspiration in helping her develop her doll/doll clothes making OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK expertise! Thanks as well to her husband John who continues to LITTLEGENERALOLYMPIA.COM support her interest and helps with all her projects!

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