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HANDS on a HARDBODY IN-HOUSE ACCOUNTANT Linda Harris Sept 20!4 • 2015 SEASON C T3PEOPLE C ON OTHER STAGES BOARD OF DIRECTORS CIRCLE THEATRE CHAIR DavidG. Luther OCT 16- NOV 22 Fellowship! LIAISON, CITY OF DALLAS CULTURAL COMMISSION DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATRE Lark Montgomery SEPT 19 - OCT 26 Rapunzel! Rapunzel! A Very Hairy BOARD MEMBERS Jac Alder, Marion L. Brockette, Jr., Fairy Tale Suzanne Burkhead, Raymond J. Clark, Katherine C. Eberhardt, Laura V. Estrada, Sally Hansen, DALLAS THEATER CENTER Victoria McGrath, David M. May, Margie J. Reese, SEPT 11 - OCT 19 The Rocky Horror Picture Show Dana W. Rigg, Elizabeth Rivera,.Eileen Rosenblum, OCT 15 - NOV 16 Driving Miss Daisy Ph.D., Scott Williams D EISEMANN CENTER FOR THE TH HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS Virginia Dykes, Gary W. Grubbs, John & Bonnie Strauss PERFORMING ARTS NORMA YOUNG ARENA STAGE 2014-2015 OCT 11 Steppin' Out Live with Ben Vereen ADMINISTRATION OCT 13 The Miracle ofMozart! EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Jac Alder OCT 16-19 Endurance! CAN DY BARR'S LAST DANCE MANAGING DIRECTOR Marty Van Kleeck >­ Aug. 7-31 DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS a[COMMUNICATIONS JUBILEE THEATRE e:::: a world premiere comedy by Ronnie Claire Edwards Kimberly Richard SEPT 26- OCT 26 The Brothers Size LI.J IT MANAGER Nick Rushing KITCHEN DOG THEATRE CPA Ron King SEPT 19 - OCT 25 Thinner Than Water <( U HANDS ON A HARDBODY IN-HOUSE ACCOUNTANT Linda Harris Sept. 25-0ct. 19 DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH Sarah Drake POCKET SANDWICH THEATRE OCT 3 - NOV 15 Phantom ofthe Opera: The z EXECUTIVE ADMlNSTRATIVE ASSISTANT a musical by Doug Wright, Amanda Green, & Trey Anastasio Melodrama - Z Kat Edwards HOUSEKEEPING Kevin Spurrier SHAKESPEARE DALLAS 0 � A CIVIL WAR CHRISTMAS PRODUCTION SEPT 17 - OCT 12 Antony (f{.Cleopatra Nov. 20 - Dec. 14 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Dane Tuttle UNDERMAIN THEATRE e:::: RESIDENT ARTISTS Bruce Richard Coleman, SEPT 16 - OCT 11 To morro w Come Today LI.J a festivemusical by Paula Vogel Jeffrey Schmidt, & David Walsh WATERTOWER THEATRE PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER/ APPRENTICE&. OCT 10- NOV 2 Bonnie (f{.Clyde 0 LL INTERN SUPERVISOR TRU Stew Awalt WINGSPAN THEATRE COMPANY Jan. 8 - Feb. 8 <( LL APPRENTICE STAFF OCT 9 - OCT 25 The Two Character Play e:::: a play by Jay Presson Allen Alex Benningfield, Madeleine Morris CUSTOMER SERVICE C) CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER HOT MIKADO Darius Warren >< Mar. 12 -Apr. 5 HOUSE MANAGER Chapman Locke <(a musical adapted from Gilbert & Sullivan by David H. Bell and DAYTIME BOX OFFICE MANAGER L1J Tony Banda Rob Bowman EVENING BOX OFFICE MANAGER • • Fred Faust BOX OFFICE AGENTS zTHE LIAR Sally Cole, Chris Sanders z Man-31 a classic comedy adapted by David Ives 0 � V) !�!-Jul.1 <( For the theatre's 50th Both Theatre Three and The­ <( � a scintillating addition to the season will be announced at a later Anniversary (20n) Theatre atre Too have Hearing Assis­ LI.J date. Three's main stage has been tants devices which may be named the NORMA YOUNG checked out (without charge) V) ARENA STAGE in honor of from the box office. These LI.J the theatre's founding artistic discrete devices enhance the THEATRE TOO 2014-2015 director. Ms. Young, a Dallas performance experience for __J native, served the theatre as audience members with any director, leading actress and degree of hearing limitation. C...SHEAR MADNESS administrator from the the­ The box officepersonnel can now playing through November 16 atre's foundingin r96r until provide you with the devices 0 a comedy whodunit by Paul Portner her death in 1998. either before the show or Theatre Three thrives on her legacy of artistic and intel­ at intermission. Theatre Three's staff and board are lectual vigor, her wisdom and her continuous quest for most grateful to donors Carolyn Wickwire and Dennis � I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW the perfect synthesis of authors, actors and audiences. West, who provided the grant that allows us to offerthis This playbill is a publication ofTheatre Three, Inc, 2800 Routh enhancement to our patrons. Street, Suite 168, Dallas, Texas 75201, 214-871-3300, CHANGE www.theatre3dallas com in support of Hands on a Hardbody (the Jan. 8 - Feb 15 first show ofTheatre Three's 2014- 2015 Season on the Norma Young Arena Stage) a musical by Joe Di Pietro & Jimmy Roberts PLAYBILL EDITORS: JacAlder(/(_Kimberly Richard ILLUSTRATIONS: Joe Howard PHOTOGRAPHY: Jeffrey Schmidt DESIGN: David w. Radabaugh Tix: 214-871-3300 or www.theatre3dallas.com C THEATRE THREE'S 2014 - 2015 SEASON Hands on a Hardbody BOOK BY DOUG WRIGHT, LYRICS BY AMANDA GREEN MUSIC BY TREY ANASTASIO & AMANDA GREEN Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Hands on a Hardbody is based on the documentaryfilm by S.R. Bind/er and Kevin Morris, HOHB Production, LLC THE ARTISTIC STAFF CAST Amanda Green MUSIC & As an actress she has apeeared About the LYRICS In addition to writing on Broadway m th� musicals NORMA DIRECTOR/SET DESIGN RONALD MCCOWAN Hands Wondel'.fi;I To11>11 (Lm�ln Jeffrey Schmidt *Major Attaway the music and lyrics for . YOUNCi C re at O r S 011 "· 1-farribody. she Wl'Ote Center) and Tlte �li_c,k Of MUSICAL DIRECTION NORMA VALVERDE Al't'11ue B. She ongina!e d the ARENA lbe lyrics for High Fidelity , 111. Sheilah V. Walker Leah Clark 1 Dou� Wright eooK (Broadway zoo 6: composer role of Gary Coleiyiane1ll. STACE Avo1w1<QatTheO i Center. Mr. Wrightwas awarded the TouywinnerTom Kilt).Also COSTUME DESIGN JESUS PENA /1 Debbie Does Sl�e �pent two seasons at Tl!e Bruce Richard Coleman *''Sergio Antonio Garcia ,/ Pulltzet, the Tony, and the with Mr. Kitt, i Drama De.'ik:for his play I Am DRllu.s (additional lyrics) and Williamstown Theatre Festival. LIGHTING DESIGN Cl N DY BARN ES My Ow11 Wife. Tn 2006, he special material for Kristin Amanda is an alumnus of the Amanda West Martha Harms received Tony and Drama Chenoweth and Christine BMI Lehman-Engel Musical Desk: nominations for hisbook Ebersole. SOUND DESIGN JD DREW Theatre Writing Workshop and for the musical Grey Gardens. Marco Salinas ''Jim Johnson Hand-picked by the legendary a graduate of Brown University. He also authored the book Sh lives in New York City with CHOREOGRAPHER DON CURTIS/DR. STOKES for the of Arlhur Laurenls (Gyps)', stage im;arnation her husband Jeffrey Kaplan. Zenobia Taylor '"'John Jones Disney's 71,e Littlt Mermaid 'XtesiSide Story). sl1e wrore and the 2013 stage production additional lyrics for a revival of HEATHER STOVALL (Arena Stage, Trey Anastasio Mu-sic PRO DUCTION STAFF Monet Lerner of Hands On A Hardbady, for Halldi9ri/1 Baby directed by Mr. Laurents). She is a guitarist, composer, and AEA STAGE MANAGER which he received a Drama vocallst noted his work VIRGINIA DREW Desk nomination. Earlier costarred/wrote the lyrics for for *Stew Awalt Delynda Johnson Moravec in his career, Wright won the NY Fringe Festival hit For with the rock band Phish, and his solo career. including the ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER FRANK NUGENT an Obie Award for Quills Tke Love OfTiffrmv: A Wifetime Original Musical (music Curtis Trey Attasrasio Band and the ''Kat Edwards Ethan Norris and subsequently aaapted orchestral "Evenings with Trey it forscreen. The filmwas Moore). TECHNICAL DIRECTOR CHRIS ALVARO named Anastasio"perfo1med. with the Dane Tuttle Best Picture by the New York Philharmonic, the Chris Ramirez Natioi,a]Board of Review and She wrote episodes for the Award-wining Los Angeles Philharmonic, the SOUND ENGINEER MIKE FERRIS nomi11ated for three Academy Emmy kids TV: Awards. His screenplay was show Tlie Wonder Pets for Nick, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Kellen Voss Aaron Roberts the Baltimore Symphony, nominated for a Golden Globe Jr.(2008). She has also been the PRODUCTION ASSISTANT JANIS CURTIS a regular contributor of comic Pittsburgh Symphony. and the Alex Benningfield Award and received the Paul Colorado Sympfion)'· *Nancy Sherrard Selvin Award from the Writers essays to PLAYBOY Magazine. PRODUCTION CREW Guild of America. Other film In the 9o's, i11spired by the GREG WILHOTE Anastasio was a 2013 best score Alex Benningfield, Aaron Roberts, Garret Storms work includes rewrites on music oflyle Lovell, she major releases ,l\ Sony Pictures, d veloped a passion for Tony award nominee for the Madeline Morris Broadway musical KELLI MANGRUM Twentieth Century Pox, and countrymusic, and spent time Harids 011 a ""'Molly Welch in ash ville co-writing and Hardbod)'· He received the 2013 MUSICAL NUM BERS The Weinstein Company. .For Drai.nat:istGuild Frederick: director Rob Marshall, Wright perfo ming al their famed ACT I BENNY PERKINS � Loewe award for Dramatic ''Ashley Wood penned the television special Bluebn:d. Cafe. "It's A Human Drama Thing" COMPANY Tony Bennett: Au Anu:rican Composition. "[fl Had A Truck" CONTESTANTS Classic, which received seven She is the winner of The MUSICIANS In addition to his orchestral "IfShe Don'tSleep" DON &JANIS Emmy Awards. Directing Jonathan Larson Award, and compositions, he is credited Abe Ohlman Award from The by "My Problem Right There" RONALD, PIANO/CONDUCTOR credits include his own play nameascompos rofi52 Pl1ish Umvmp Your Ca11dy at the Songwriter's Hall of Fame NORMA, HEATHER, & KELLI Sheilah V. Walker Vineyard Theater in ew for Excellence Songwriting, orig.in al songs, r4:o oHhem as in a solo credit. in addition to 41 "Alone With Me" JD & VIRGINIA Fl DDLE/MANDOLi N York; St.r!11dberg's Crerlitors at the L.A. Drama Critics Circle Hayden Oliver the La Jolla Playhouse. voted Award omlnation (Best credits attributed to the band "Burn ThatBridge" NORMA, HEATHER, as a whole. MIKE, GREG, KELLI BASS Be.stProduction by the San. Score), Back ttge.'sGarland Diego Theatre Award (Best Scm:e) for Up The "I'm Gone" GREG & KELLI Rick Norman Critics Circle; BRIEFL Y ... and Kiki 1111dHerb: Pardon Our Weck Without A Paddle (music ARTISTIC STAFF CAST "Joy of the Lord" NORMA & GUITAR Appearance in Washington Mr.
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