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WELCOME TO ANOTHER SEASON OF TENT THEATRE!

To the members of the Tent Company we would like to say thank you for all of the time. effort and energy you put into these productions for our entertainment. We know you have overcome countless obstacles to reach that first opening night presentation. We appreciate all of your very hard work. Break a leg!

To the other Sponsors of the Scholarship Program and Tent Theatre. we are proud to be associated with you in this effort.

And finally. to the many patrons and friends of Tent who fill these seats year after year. we sincerely hope you enjoy the show. TENTTHEATRE 1991 MANAGING DIRECTOR Byrne D. Blackwood ARTISTIC DIRECTORS Robert H. Bradley Howard R. Orms Jack Parkhurst TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Daniel E. Springer MUSICAL DIRECTOR Michael S. Brill CHOREOGRAPHER Donna Kay Alexa SCENIC DESIGNERS Daniel E. Springer Big River, Olympus On My Mind Erik Lindquist Broadway Bound COSTUME DESIGNERS Gail Smith Gartelos Big River Cynthia Winstead Broadway Bound, Olympus On My Mind liGHTING DESIGNER Chip Christensen SOUND DESIGNER Raymond Castrey Box OFFiCE/BuSINESS MANAGER Lynn Danforth ASSISTANT MANAGING DIRECTOR Stephen Dowell BUSINESS OFFICE ASSISTANTS Sherie L. Ragan, Marty Stype MASTER ELECTRICIAN Chuck Tinsley PROPERTIES Rodney Ormston, David Hart Waggoner, E.w. Winship PUBLICATIONS DESIGN & LOGOS Mary Huffman PICNIC COORDINATOR Sherie L. Ragan STREET BANNERS Mickey K. McGaha MAKEUP DESIGN Katherine Joan Davis, Michelle R. Eib WARDROBE Anthony Aldrich, Katherine Joan Davis, Lisa Marie Mailes, Jeni Rebecca Schrimsher DRAPERS Anthony Aldrich, Gail Smith Gartelos, Cynthia Winstead FIRST HANDS Michelle R. Eib, Katherine Joan Davis, Lisa Marie Mailes, Jeni Rebecca Schrimsher STITCHERS Kelvin F. Blunt, Chele Ball, Marilyn Harper, Melody Hayes, Susan Elizabeth Kniseley, Annie Meek, Greg Roderick, Catherine S. Williams, Patti MacDonnell Smith

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Much of the money that we use for scholarships, including tuition and housin~ for students in the Tent Theatre Company, comes from the generosity of you , our audience. We have several "Tent Angels" who send us part or full tuition scholarships ($125-$250) and we would love to have more. But donations of any amount are helpful and will soon add up to aid another student for the summer.

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Contributions to the TentTheatre Scholarship are deductible as provided by law. Your con­ tributions can be made payable to Tent Theatre Scholarship Fund, Craig Hall Box Office, Southwest Missouri State University, 901 S. National, Springfield, Missouri 65804. For infor­ mation concerning the scholarship fund , call Byrne D. Blackwood at 836-5039.

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BIG RIVER Music and Lyrics by Roger Miller Book by William Hauptman Adapted from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

DIRECTOR Jack Parkhurst CHOREOGRAPHER Donna Kay Alexa MUSICAL DIRECTOR Michael S. Brill TEc'HNICAL DIRECTOR/SCENIC DESIGNER Daniel E. Springer COSTUME DESIGNER Gail Smith Gartelos liGHTING DESIGNER Chip Christensen SOUND DESIGNER Raymond Castrey ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR Michael S. Brill

The action takes place along the Mississippi River Valley sometime in the late 1840's.

BIG RIVER is presented through special arrangement with The Rodgers and Hammerstein Theatre Library, 598 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10022.

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On the River, south of SI. Louis: SLAVES AND OVERSEERS ON A FLATBOAT Tim Casto, Mark H. Joslyn Susan Elizabeth Kniseley, Michael A. Rothmayer C. Lou Shomaker, Catherine S. Williams

On the River, near Cairo, Illinois: Two MEN ON A SKIFF Barry Bennett, Gerald Downey

On the Riverbank in Kentucky: THE KING Bradley Scott Jefferson THE DUKE Tim Casto SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS The Company

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In Hillsboro, Arkansas: A YOUNG FOOL David Hart Waggoner MARY JANE WILKES Annie Meek SUSAN WILKES Susan Elizabeth Kniseley JOANNA WILKES Nicole Van Giesen COUNSELOR ROBINSON Gerald Downey ALICE, the Wilkes' slave Catherine S. Williams BETSY C. Lou Shomaker OTHER MOURNERS The Company SHERIFF BELL EW. Winship HARVEY WILKES Michael A. Rothmayer MAN IN THE CROWD David Schwarz MOB The Company

On a Farm near Hillsboro: SALLY PHELPS Jennifer Peterson SILAS PHELPS E. W. Winship DocTOR Frederick L. Lewis HIRED HANDS Barry Bennett, Craig Crosby, Casey Coring

There will be one intermission. Special Note: A blank gun will be fired in the second act. THE PRODUCTION STAFF ASSISTANT To THE DIRECTOR Sheila Mudd STAGE MANAGER Gretchen L. Stevens ASSISTANT SCENIC DESIGNER EW. Winship MASTER ELECTRICIAN Chuck Tinsley PROPERTIES MISTRESS Kimberly L. Creed liGHT BoARD OPERATOR Chuck Tinsley SOUND BOARD OPERATOR Brett Jarvis ELECTRICS CREW Barry Bennett, Lori Byars Bracy Martin, Kelley Nelson PROPERTIES/RuNNING CREW Melisa G. Grooms, Tamatha Krewson Bracy Martin, Kelley Nelson, Traci Stanton FOLLOW SPOT OPERATORS Elizabeth R. Bloom, Melody Hayes FOG MACHINE OPERATOR David Edmondson HOUSE MANAGER B. Greenwood COSTUME RUNNING CREW Anthony Aldrich, Chele Ball, Kelvin F. Blunt Katherine Joan Davis, Michelle R. Eib, Gail Smith Gartelos Marilyn Harper, Melody Hayes, Susan Elizabeth Kniseley lisa Marie Mailes, Annie Meek, Greg Roderick Jeni Rebecca Schrimsher, Catherine S. Williams, Cynthia Winstead ORCHESTRA KEYBOARDS Michael S. Brill KEYBOARDS C. Lou Shomaker GUITAR James Beckner VIOLIN Susie Puyear HARMONICA Dwight Leigh BASS Gene Kelly DRUMS Mike Wedaman

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DIRECTOR'S NOTE: Mark Twain was and still is a disturbance. His seemingly innocent adventure stories secured for Him a place in literary history. Yet, the universality of His characters and their exploits continue to disturb many of society's sensibilities. His books are often the focus of the "moral majorities" attempts at censorship. After all, a juvenile delinquent coupled with a slave (both considered by the then "moral majority" as "low-life") are not the type of people we normally expect or want to make us aware of our own social inadequacies and moral weaknesses. When Roger Miller and William Hauptman joined forces to bring Twain's famous Novel to life, they were able to keep the light hearted humor and sarcastic wit Twain wrote down many years earlier. Their efforts garnered 7 Tony awards. This show has special significance to SMSU as two of our former students, John Goodman .and John Short, played in the original Broadway production. I would like to thank the production staff, crew, and cast of this production for making my debut in Tent a most exciting experience. Their energy, enthusiasm, and dedication have been wonderful. ]. HOWARD FISK LIMOUSINES, LTD. LUXURY LIMOUSINES BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 417-862-2900 '

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BROADWAY BOUND by Neil Simon

DIRECTOR Robert H. Bradley TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Daniel E. Springer SCENIC DESIGNER Erik lindquist COSTUME DESIGNER Cynthia Winstead liGHTING DESIGNER Chip Christensen SOUND DESIGNER Raymond Castrey

The action takes place in the Jerome House in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, New York. The year is 1949.

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There will be one intermission.

THE PRODUCTION STAFF ASSISTANT To THE DIRECTOR Marilyn Harper STAGE MANAGER Gretchen L. Stevens MASTER ELECTRICIAN Chuck Tinsley PROPERTIES MISTRESS Traci Stanton liGHT BoARD OPERATOR Kelley Nelson SOUND BOARD OPERATOR Gary Cabana ELECTRICS CREW Barry Bennett, Lori Byars, Bracy Martin, Kelley Nelson PROPERTIES CREW Elizabeth R. Bloom, Melisa G. Grooms, Jimmereno McCullough, David Schwarz RUNNING CREW Gary Cabana, David Edmondson, Melody Hayes Tamatha Krewson, Michael A. Rothmayer, E.W. Winship HOUSE MANAGER B. Greenwood COSTUME RUNNING CREW Anthony Aldrich, Chele Ball, Kelvin F. Blunt, Katherine Joan Davis, Michelle R. Eib, Gail Smith Gartelos, Marilyn Harper, Melody Hayes, Susan Elizabeth Kniseley, Lisa Marie Mailes, Annie Meek, Greg Roderick, Jeni Rebecca Schrimsher, Catherine S. Williams, Cynthia Winstead

DIRECTOR'S NOTE: Neil Simon is the most financially successful playwright in the history of American theatre-if not for all time. His first Broadway play was Come Blow Your Horn in 1961. Since then he has had an amazing string of successful plays, musicals and film scripts. Broadway Bound, first produced in New York in 1986, is the third of his autobiographi­ cal "Eugene" plays preceded by Brighton Beach Memoirs and Biloxi Blues. This year for his most recent play Lost in Yonkers he received the Broadway Tony for Best Play and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. •

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OLYMPUS ON MY MIND Book and Lyrics by Barry Harman Music by Grant Sturiale Original Production Directed by Barry Harman Originally presented by Harve Brosten and Mainstage Productions, Ltd. Suggested by "Amphitryon" by Heinrich Von Kleist

DIRECTOR Howard R. Orms CHOREOGRAPHER Donna Kay Alexa MUSICAL DIRECTOR Michael S. Brill TECHNICAL DIRECTOR/SCENIC DESIGNER Daniel E. Springer COSTUME DESIGNER Cynthia Winstead LIGHTING DESIGNER Chip Christensen SOUND DESIGNER Raymond Castrey ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR Michael S. Brill

THE PLAY IS SET IN THE ANCIENTGREEK CITY OFTHEBES, DURING THE COURSE OF A 41-HOUR DAY.

Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. THE CAST THE CHORUS TOM Craig Crosby DICK Bradley Scott Jefferson HORACE Kelvin F. Blunt DELORES Nicole Van Giesen JUPITER Tim Casto MERCURY , Mark n. Joslyn CHARIS Annie Meek ALCMENE Holly E. McWilliams SOSIA Greg Roderick AMPHITRYON George Spelvin Understudies for the Cast Susan Elizabeth Kniseley, David Hart Waggoner

There will be one intermission. THE PRODUCTION STAFF ASSISTANT To THE DIRECTOR Jennifer Peterson

STAGE MANAGER Gretchen L. Stevens ASSISTANT SCENIC DESIGNER David Hart Waggoner MASTER ELECTRICIAN Chuck Tinsley PROPERTIES MASTER David Hart Waggoner liGHT BOARD OPERATOR Lori Byars SOUND BOARD OPERATOR Rob Presley ELECTRICS CREW Barry Bennett, Lori Byars, Bracy Martin, Kelley Nelson

PROPERTIES CREW Tamatha Krewson, Jimmereno McCullough, Michael A. Rothmayer

RUNNING CREW Elizabeth R. Bloom, Gary Cabana, David Edmondson Melisa G. Grooms, Melody Hayes, Bracy Martin, Traci Stanton, David Schwarz, E.w. Winship

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KEYBOARDS Brett Kristofferson PERCUSSION Mike Wedaman

DIRECTOR'S NOTES: The legend of Amphitryon, which chronicles the birth of Hercules, has been used as source material by dramatists down through the ages. Playwright Jean Giradoux reckoned his version of the story was the 38th to have been written - thus the title Amphitryon 38.

The musical play you will see tonight is suggested by a version written by German Romantic playwright Heinrich Von Kleist in 1807. Kleist's play was modeled after a play by the French playwright Moliere, which was in turn adapted from a number of other plays, including one by the Roman playwright Plautus.

In all cases, the dramatists referred to the two Greek gods in the story (Zeus and Hermes) by their more familiar Roman names (Jupiter and Mercury). The authors of Olympus On My Mind have chosen to follow in that tradition.

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Donna Kay Alexa is a member of the dance faculty at SMSU. She received her BFA degree in dance from William Woods College and her MFA from the University of Colorado. This Is Donna's second season as Tent Theatre's choreographer.

Byrne D. Blackwood returns as managing director for his 18th year. He worked as set designer and technical director for 23 Tent productions prior to becoming the managing director. His work with Tent spans 25 seasons. An SMSU professor for the past 32 years, Blackwood has designed over 300 sets. He has also designed sets for the University of Mississippi, University of Arkansas, University of Missouri, Northwestern University, Louisiana Tech University, Springfield and Wichita Little Theatres and various other high schools and colleges. This spring he was guest designer for Lamar University.

Robert H. Bradley has been head of the theatre department since 1971. He directed his first Tent production, The Merry Wives of Windsor, in 1964 and Broadway Bound will mark his 24th production under the orange and green stripes. In recent years, he has directed Tent productions of Your Own Thing, Workirrg, Oh, Kay!, Greater Tuna, and Grease.

This is music director Michael S. Brill's fourth Tent season. Professional credits include a national tour of A Chorus Line, numerous Equity summer stock productions, and five Amer­ Ican Musical and Dramatic Academy showcases. His composing/songwriting work has been performed in theatres and cabaret rooms throughout the United States and in Europe.

Raymond Castrey joins Tent for his third season as sound deSigner this summer. He is a part of the faculty at SMSU, serving as sound designer and dance accompanist for the Department of Theatre and Dance. As a percussionist, Ray performs with Distant Relative and in other solo and ensemble settings, and is active as a sound recordist, editor and composer for video productions.

Theatre and Dance senior Chip Christensen is lighting deSigner forthe Tent this season. Chip has been a part of the Tent Theatre company for the past two years and served as Master Electrician in 1990. Following graduation, he plans to move to Chicago to pursue a career in theatre. Lynn Danforth returns for her fourth year as Tent's Box OfficelBusiness Manager. She holds degrees in both theatre and data processing and has managed to combine abilities In both areas, working as a performer, choreographer, dance teacher, properties mistress in commu­ nity and semi-professional theatres and as a computer programmer. During the school year, Lynn is the Productions Business Manager for the Department of Theatre and Dance.

Costume designer Gall Smith Gartelos joins Tent this summer after several years in the St. Louis theatre community. In addition to serving as assistant costume shop manager for the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, she has worked for the Opera Theatre of St. Louis, the Berkshire Theatre Festival and has designed costumes for productions at Meramec Commu­ nity College and St. Louis University. Her film work includes the recent White Palace and various industrial films.

Senior theatre major Erik Lindquist is returning for this third season under the Tent. Erik designed recent SMSU productions ofthe The Diviners and Robin Hoodand, this summer, he is scenic designer for Broadway Bound.

Howard R. Orms, director of Olympus On My Mind, has been involved in summer theatre for over fifty years, including 23 seasons with Tent Theatre. Tent fans will remember his productions of The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, Bells Are Ringing, and The Foreigner. In addition to directing a career total of over 300 shows, Howard has worked as an actor, managing director, technical director, business manager, box office manager, properties master,lighting director and custodian. Howard says he's planning to go on as long as his imagination continues to function-hopefully another fifty years or so.

Big River director Jack Parkhurst joined the SMSU Theatre and Dance Faculty in 1990. Jack has directed some 100 productions, including SMSU's production of The Pirates of Penzance last spring. His other directing credits include productions at the Mule Barn Theatre in Tarkio, Nebraska Director's Theatre, Lincoln, Summer Repertory Theatre althe University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the American Theatre Association, the International Theatre Arts Con­ ference, and the University of Nebraska-Omaha. This is Jack's first season with TentTheatre. This summer marks Daniel E. Springer's fifth season under the Tent. Dan has designed the scenery for a number ofTentTheatre productions including The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, Pump Boys and Dinettes, Greater Tuna and Bells Are Ringing. Duri ng the regular school year, he is the scene shop supervisor for SMSU's Theatre and Dance Department. This season, Dan is scenic designer for Big River and Olympus On My Mind.

Cynthia Winstead, in addition to designing costumes for Broadway Bound, and Olympus On My Mind, serves as faculty costume designer for SMSU's Department of Theatre and Dance. Prior to coming to Springfield, she taught at the University of Virginia and Webster University and held various positions at The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, The Santa Fe Opera, and Opera Theatre of St. Louis. Recently, Cynthia also worked on the Broadway production of A Few Good Men. This is her first season with Tent Theatre.

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Junior theatre major Domingo F. Arvizu III was Junior Casey Coring iS,making his TentTheatre last seen on the Tent stage in the 1987 debutthis season. Casey is a 1989 graduate of production of Wheres Charley?Since that time, Springfield Catholic High School and recently he has appeared in several other SMSU appeareed in Springfield Little Theatre's productions including The Homecoming and production of Our Town. Much Ado About Nothing. Domingo is from Bolivar, Missouri. Senior Kimberly L. Creed is a native of Cairo, Missouri. Kimberly transferred to SMSU in the Originally from SI. Louis, Chele Ball has fall of 1990 and became a scene shop assistant attended SMSU for two years. She joins our for the Department ofTheatre and Dance shortly technical staff in her first season with the Tent thereafter. This is Kimberly's first season with company. the Tent company.

Barry Bennett is a senior theatre major from Springfield native Craig Crosby is a sophomore Mountain Home, Arkansas. Barry has majoring in theatre. Craig is new to the Tent appeareed in number of SMSU's main stage Theatre stage but he was recently seen in the productions as well as last summer's Tent SMSU main stage production of The Pirates of productions of Your Own Thing and Sugar. Penzance.

Theatre education major Elizabeth R. Bloom Katherine Joan Davis, returning for her second comes to us from Littleton, Colorado, where she Tent season, is pursuing a BFA in theatre attended Arapahoe Community College and performance at SMSU. Katherine has toured recently completed her associates degree. This with the SMSU In-School Players for two years is Elizabeth's first season with Tent Theatre. and recently appeared as Maid Marion in the SMSU production of Robin Hood. Junior Kelvin F. Blunt hails from Kansas City, Missouri. Although this is his first season with Springfield native Stephen Dowell is TentTheatre, Kelvin has performed in a number completing work on his M.A. degree in Theatre. of SMSU productions, including Among Men, An aspiring playwright, Stephen's short play FM and Kiss Me Kate. Kelvin is a recipient of Rooftop was recently produced as part of the SMSU's Minority Leadership Scholarship. Springfield Little Theatre studio series. This is Stephen's third season with the Tent company. Lori Byars is a 1990 graduate of Kickapoo High School. Lori recently received the Theatre and Gerald Downey, a 1990 graduate of Republic Dance Department's "Most Promising High School, is a sophomore at SMSU and a Freshman" award. This is her second season newcomer to the Tent stage. Gerald's SMSU with Tent Theatre. stage credits include The Pirates of Penzance, Robin Hood and the role of Bo in Bus Stop. Gary Cabana, a senior theatre major from Georgia, is returning for his second season with David Edmondson, a senior from SI. James, Tent Theatre. Gary appeared in last summer's will complete his BFA in theatre next spring. This Tent production of Your Own Thing and recently is David's first season with Tent Theatre. performed in the original short play Rooftop at the Vandivort Center. Tent newcomer Michelle R. Elb is a senior theatre major from Raytown, MissourI. Michelle Is active in both of SMSU's theatre organizations, University Theatre and Alpha Psi Omega.

Sophomore Beckl Greenwood Is this season's Bob Comer Scholarship recipient. Beckl is a 1990 graduate of Kickapoo High School and recently became a scene shop assistant for the Theatre and Dance Department. This is herfirst Tent Theatre season.

Mellu G. Grooms, a first-time member of the Tent company, Is an incoming freshman from Couch, Missouri. Melisa plans to pursue a degree In music.

Marilyn Harper, a graduate of Emporia State University, is currently working on her M.A. in theatre at SMSU. Although she is new to the Tent, Marilyn has appeared In a number of Springfield little Theatre productions, including last summer's Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Marilyn is also the number one fan of an "astoundingly talented teenager" -her son Josh.

Senior Melody Hayes is a first time company member. Melody is from Buffalo, Missouri, and she is pursuing an individualized major In film.

Incoming freshman Brett Jarvis is joining Tent Theatre for the first time. Brett is from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and will be majoring in technical theatre.

Bradley Scott Jefferson, a junior from Harrison, Arkansas, is making his Tent Theatre debulthis season. Brad is an aspiring playwright and was recently elected president of SMSU's theatre organization, University Theatre. His SMSU stage credits include Kiss Me Kate, The Crucible and The Pirates of Penzance.

Mark H. Joslyn, a senior from Kansas City, is a first time member of the Tent company. Mark has performed in a number of SMSU's main stage productions, including Kiss Me Kate, The Crucible and the role of Felix in The Normal Heart. . Senior Susan Elizabeth Knlseley returns for her second season ofTent Theatre this summer. Juniors· Misses· Sportwear· Accessories Susan is from Rogers, Arkansas, and appeared in the 1990 Tent production of Sugar.

Tamatha Krewson is a 1991 graduate of SMSU g{g, -g{g, s :Fas liions with a double major in speech and theatre '%e compfe,te 1'asliion Sliop II education and English education. This is her first season with Tent Theatre. (In the Southern Hills Shopping Center)

Frederick L. Lewis returns for his second Tent season this summer. In 1989, he appeared in 3004 E. Sunshine 882-7022 the Tent production of Bells Are Ringing and played electric and acoustic guitar for Pump Boys and Dinettes. Frederick is a sophomore Tent veteran Holly E. McWIlliams is a 1991 theatre major from Maryville. graduate of SMSU's Theatre and Dance Department. Although her husband and two· Junior communications production major Rick year-old daughter have managed to keep her Maclvor is a transfer student from the University away from the Tent stage in recent years, Tent of Missouri, St. Louis. Rick's SMSU stage credits fans will remember Holly from several mid-80's include The Pirates of Penzance and the role of productions, including Pippin, Quilters, and A Jerry in In Place. This is Rick's first season with Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine. Tent Theatre. Annie Meek is a sophomore acting major at Lisa Marie Malles, a junior theatre education Boston University. She has appeared in the major from Neosho, is returning for her second Springfield Little Theatre productions of Anne of Tent season. During the school year, Lisa is a Green Gables and Wind in the Willows. This is costume shop assistant for the Department of her first season with Tent Theatre. Theatre and Dance. Tent newcomer Sheila Mudd is completing her Sophomore Bracy Martin is a 1989 graduate B.S. in speech and theatre education this of Fair Grove High School. Bracy is majoring in summer. Sheila fulfilled her student teaching theatre and this is her first season with the Tent requirements at Hillcrest High School this spring company. and will be the new drama instructor at Galena High School next fall. Jlmmereno McCullough (we know him as Aaron) is a junior majoring in social work. Sophomore Kelley Nelson is a 1990 graduate Jimmereno is a 1988 graduate of Kickapoo High of Kickapoo High School. Kelley is pursuing a School and this is his second season with the BFA in technical theatre and this is her first Tent company. He likes ties. summer with the Tent company.

Mickey K. McGaha will be a junior Theatre/Art Sophomore Rodney L. Ormston is pursuing a Major at SMSU this fall. Mickey is a native of double major in technical theatre and art design. Ash Grove and this is her first season with Tent Rodney is from Marshalltown, Iowa, and this is Theatre. his first summer with Tent Theatre. Senior Jennifer Peterson is a 1991-92 recipient of the Theatre and Dance Activity Scholarship. Although she is new to the Tent company, Jennifer has appeared in several main stage Cool off after the show at... productions, including Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean and The Crucible. Jennifer is from Omaha, Nebraska. Rob Presley is a junior theatre major with an ,13 emphasis in technical theatre. He was recently 01\113 /-\Y), co-designer for the studio production of Rooftop ) at the Vandivort Center. Rob is a 1989 graduate JI<:Y<:IJ~ (Ill J of Kickapoo High School. RESTAU RANT & BAR

1610 E . BATTLEFIELD DR. Sherle L. Ragan, mother of three, hopes to SPRINGFII!LD. ""0 65a04 complete her M.A. degree in theatre this summer. Sherie has been the drama instructor (4171 881 -8392 at Lemon Bay High School in Englewood, Florida, since 1979. This is her first season with Tent Theatre. A native of Rolla, junior theatre major Cynthia Junior Greg Roderick, a transfer student from Lou Shomaker is joining the Tent company for Mineral Area College, is making his TentTheatre the first time. Cynthia's performance credits debut this summer. Greg is from Farming- include South Pacific and the title character in ton, Missouri, and recently appeared as Frederic Cinderella. She has also spent two seasons on in the SMSU production of The Pirates of the staff of the Ozark Actors Theatre in Rolla. Penzance. Terry Spyres, mother of three, is the vocal music Michael A. Rothmayer returns for his second teacher at Plainview School in Ava. Terry season ofTentlhis summer. Michael is a senior appeared in the 1975 Tent production of Destry theatre education major from Humansville. He Rides Again and received her M.A. in speech appeared as Patrick O'Reilly in last summer's and theatre from SMSU in 1981. More recently, Tent production The Musical Comedy Murders Terry has performed in the Springfield Little of 1940. Theatre productions of Charlottes Web and The Sound of Music. Janl Rebecca Schrimsher is a junior from Kansas City. She is a member of the University ll"acl Stanton is a senior majoring in speech Honors Council and Alpha Psi Omega, a and theatre education. Traci is from Blue national theatre organization. This is Jeni's first Springs, Missouri, and this is her first season season with the Tent company. with Tent Theatre.

David Schwarz last appeared on the Tent stage Gretchen L. Stevens, a senior from Webster in the 1988 production of Zorba'. His other SMSU Groves, has been the stage manager for a stage credits include Kiss Me Kate and the role number of SMSU's main stage productions, of Eric of Linden in Robin Hood. David is a senior including the 1991 Spring Dance Concert and from Kirkwood, Missouri. The Crucible. In her first season with Tent, Gretchen serves as stage manager for all three productions. Sophomore Loralee Thompson is spending Catherine S. Williams, a senior from Boulder, her first season with Tent Theatre working in the Colorado, is joining Tent Theatre for the first box office. Loralee is a native of Springfield and time. Catherine recently appeared as Tituba in recently worked on stage crews for SMSU's SMSU's production of The Crucible. She has productions of The Crucible and Robin Hood. also toured with the SMSU In-School Players for two years. In his third season with Tent, junior Chuck Tinsley is serving as Master Electrician for all E.W. Winship, a seniqr from Union, Missouri, three shows. Chuck is a 1989 graduate of returns for his second season of Tent Theatre. Kickapoo High School and recently became an E.W. recently received a departmental award for officer of SMSU's theatre fraternity, Alpha Psi technical achievement. His design credits Omega. include the SMSU production of Bus Stop and a studio set for KOZK. Nicole Van Giesen is a recipient of the Theatre and Dance Regents Scholarship for 1991 -92. A CAST YOUR VOTE FOR sophomore from Marshfield, Nicole's stage credits include the SMSU production of The Pirates of Penzance and the Springfield Little Theatre productions of Baby and Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. TENT'S David HartWaggoner, a junior from Carthage, is making his Tent Theatre debut this summer. David's SMSU stage credits include The Pirates 30TH SEASON of Penzance and Reverend Parris in The BALLOTS ARE IN THE LOBBY Crucible.

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Missouri Repertory Theatre 80S WELL'S Billy Bishop Goes To War BOOIC»TORE &: COFFEEHOUSE September 7-8

SMSU Freshman Showcase September 12-14

Fabulous Fanny October 3-5

Hotel Paradiso October 16-20

Studio Dance Concert November 7-10 938 E. Walnut Monday - Saturday Graduate Thesis Production 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. November 14-16 Sunday Performance Studies Student Productions 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. November 24-26 Friday and Saturday evening Dinner by reservation only Rashomon 866-3605 December 4-8

Chicago February 5-9 A Bookstore with a "Literary Tilt" Spalding Gray Full Espresso Bar Monster In A Box Fresh Light Food February 19 Readings & Signings Children's Show Parties for Adults March 12-13, 15

Student Directed One Act Plays April 6-7, 10-11, 14-15, 21-22

Spring Dance Concert April 29-30, May 1-3

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This year you may purchase chances to win one of the six dinners for two from our scholarship restaurants listed above and pictured in the lobby display. Chances are $2.00 each or three chances for $5.00, and the money will be applied to the Scot Heminger Memorial Scholarship Endowment. Drawings for winners will be held (two each night) on the last three nights of Tent. You do not need to be present to win. Winners will be notified by telephone. The scholarship fund has been established In honor of Scot's life and many contributions to the theatre. During the mid-80s, Scot delighted Tent audiences with his performances in My Three Ange/s, Grease, Pippin, and the title role in The Foreigner. After graduation , he joined the Burt Reynold's Theatre in Jupiter, Florida, and began a promising career. He appeared in Reynold's TV movie B.L. Strykershortly before he was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1989. Winners will be drawn before the shows August 1, 2, and 3. You do not have to be present to win.

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OPENING IN 1992

The Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts will host a variety of events from classical to country music and from lectures by the captains of industry to master classes and beauty pageants. Hammons Hall will have a main hall with seating for approxi­ mately 2,250 in three levels, a Grand Foyer, a Founders Lounge, a Green Room, and a Multipurpose Rehearsal Hall. The $10.8 million Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts will be located on Hammons Parkway between Cherry and Elm on the campus of Southwest Missouri State University. 'The Center will be a landmark for Springfield. For more information about Hammons Hall and its fund-raising campaign, contact: Enoch Morris, Executive Director Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts Suite 214, SMSU Alumni Center, 300 S. Jefferson Springfield, Missouri 65806 (417) 836-6776 ------+------#BigRiver III Broadway Bound ~ Olympus On My Mind

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2122 S. Glenstone Phone: Springfield, MO 65808 (417) 887·2564 Brem wood Shopping Celller TENT THEATRE 29TH SEASON 1963 1972 1981 Come Blow Your Horn Fiddler on the Rool Dames at Sea High Button Shoes As You Like II Bedroom Farce The Miser Black Comedy Working Little Mary Sunshine Trial by Jury 1982 1964 1973 Li'l Abner Sunday in New York Brigadoon Ring Round the Moon The Boy Friend Dirty Work at the Crossroads Stop the World-I Want The Merry Wives of Windsor Jacques Brei is Al ive and to Get Off Li1 Abner Well and Living in Paris 1983 1965 1974 Tintypes See How They Run Summer and Smoke Deathtrap Bye Bye Birdie George M! Company The Rivals The Fantasticks 1984 Irma La Douce 1975 The 1940's Radio Hour 1966 Godspell Fools Anything Goes Scapino! Oh, Kay! Tartuffe Destry Rides Again 1985 You Can~ Take It With You 1976 Two by Two 110 in the Shade The Sunshine Boys My Three Angels 1967 Leave II To Jane Grease Barefoot in the Park The Roar of the 1986 Oh, What a Lovely War Greasepaint, The Smell of Pippin Misalliance the Crowd The Foreigner Once Upon a Mattress 1977 Quilters 1968 Man of La Mancha 1987 Gigi Babes in Arms Where's Charley? Born Yesterday The Importance of Being See How They Run Wonderful Town Earnest A Day in Hollywood! A Funny Thing Happened on 1978 A Night in the Ukraine the Way to the Forum The Mikado 1988 1969 Bell, Book and Candle Jerry's Girls Riverwind The Robber Bridegroom Corpse! The Drunkard 1979 Zorba' Silk Stockings Damn Yankees 1989 A Streetcar Named Desire The Comedy of Errors Pump Boys and Dinettes 1970 The Boy Friend Greater Tuna Celebration 1980 Bells Are Ringing Twelfth Night A Funny Thing Happened on 1990 She Loves Me the Way to the Forum Your Own Thing Mary, Mary How the Other Half Loves The Musical Comedy 1971 Joseph and the Amazing Murders of 1940 H.M.S. Pinafore Technicolor Dreamcoat Sugar The Tender Trap Apple Tree

1. Michael A. Rothmayer 17. Gretchen L. Stevens 32. Gary Cabana 48. Michelle R. Elb 2. Jimmereno McCullough 18. Sheila Mudd 33. Craig Crosby 49. Mickey K. McGaha 3. Erik Lindquist 19. Rick Maclvor 34. Loralee Thompson SO. B. Greenwood 4. E.W. Winship 20. Jack Parkhurst 35. Jeni Rebecca Schrimsher 51. Frederick L. Lewis 5. Anthony Aldrich 21. Daniel E. Springer 36. Kelvin F. Blunt 52. C. Lou Shomaker 6. Robert H. Bradley 22. Raymond Castrey 37. Greg Roderick 53. Lori Byars 7. Catherine S. Williams 23. Cynthia Winstead 38. Susan Elizabeth Kniseley 54. Traci Stanton 8. David Hart Waggoner 24. Lynn Danforth 39. David Schwarz 55. Tamatha Krewson 9. Donna Kay Alexa 25. Gall Smith Gartelos 40. Barry Bennen 56. Melody Hayes 10. Sherie L Ragan 26. TIm Casto 41. Gerald Downey 57. Lisa Marie Malles 11 . Marilyn Harper 27. Howard R. Orms 42. Mark H. Joslyn 58. Bradley Scon Jefferson 12. Rob Presley 28. Terry Spyres 43. Kelley Nelson 59. Jennifer Peterson 13. Bracy Martin 29. Stephen Dowell 44. Elizabeth R. Bloom 60. Nicole Van Giesen 14. Casey Coring 30. Domingo F. Arvizu III 45. Kimberly L. Creed 61. David Edmondson 15. Annie Meek 31. Holly E. McWilliams 46. Byrne D. Blackwood 16. Rodney Ormston 47. Chuck TInsley

Not pictured: Chele Bell, Michael S. Brill, Chip Christensen, Katherine Joan Davis, Mellse G. Grooms, Bren Jarvis.