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Gay, Mccall, Isaacks, Gordon & Roberts, P.C Law Offices of Gay, McCall, Isaacks, presents Gordon & Roberts, P.C. 777 East 15th Street Plano, Texas 75074 (972) 424-8501 Fax: (972) 424-5619 John E. Gay David McCall* Lewis L. Isaacks+* Sydna H. Gordon William J. Roberts* John Douglas Burnside Robert T. Dry, III Barbara R. Hunt* Book, Music and Lyrics by Jennifer T. Pettit Ray Besoyan J. Brantley Saunders* Sponsored by Gay, McCall, Isaacks, Mark A. Walsh Gordon & Roberts, P.C. *Attorney-Mediator +Board Certified Civil Trial Law by Texas Board of Legal Specialization Courtyard Theater, Plano Other attorneys not board certified as to specialization July 14-30, 2011 Rover Dramawerks’ Season Sponsors Rover Dramawerks Donors Crusader - $10,000 and above Anonymous ▪ City of Plano ▪ Gay, McCall, Isaacks, Gordon & Roberts, P.C. ▪ Haggard Property Group ▪ Plano Arts & Cultural Endowment Trailblazer - $5000 to $9999 The Dale Wasserman Foundation ▪ Caitlin Schraufnagel ▪ Plano Arts & Cultural Texas Commission on the Arts Endowment, Inc. Pioneer - $2500 to $4999 Anonymous ▪ City of Richardson ▪ David McCall ▪ Jason & Carol Rice Special Thanks Explorer - $1000 to $2499 Bankruptcy Services, Inc. ▪ Curran Tomko Tarski LLP ▪ Little Mary Sunshine would not have been possible without Jim & Jenifer Grace ▪ Premier Wines the generous contributions of the following: Adventurer - $500 to $999 Alliance Architects Artistic Salon Spa Anonymous ▪ Tim & Jane Birkhead ▪ Einstein Bros. Bagels ▪ Janet Behning bHIP Global, Inc. Ron Eubanks ▪ Margo Lynn Hablutzel ▪ Chris & Martha Kosel Ian Birch City of Plano City of Richardson Kacy Corbett Guide - $200 to $499 Frisco Community Theatre Jim and Jenifer Grace Albertson’s ▪ AlphaGraphics ▪ Robin Attaway ▪ Burke Asher ▪ bHIP Global, Inc. ▪ Gay, McCall, Isaacks, Gordon & Roberts, P.C. 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Juday ▪ Gerald & Gladys Justus ▪ Texas Commission on the Arts Theatre Britain Kroger ▪ Brian McCall ▪ Denise Merkle ▪ Mark Oristano ▪ Joe Parkinson ▪ Michael & Penny Rathbun ▪ The ReStore ▪ Lynne Richardson ▪ Genevieve Rice ▪ And our wonderful donors, season sponsors, and purchasers of program ads, David & Lisa Rosenstein ▪ Celeste Rosenthal ▪ Mark-Brian Sonna ▪ as well as our season ticket holders! Richard & Nichelle Tuman ▪ Tru-Blast Corp. ▪ Wal-Mart ▪ WellPoint Foundation Please turn off all pagers, cellular phones, wristwatch alarms, Scout - $50 to $99 and other light-producing / noise-making devices. Thank you! Anonymous ▪ Assured Self Storage ▪ Linda Bross ▪ Laura Y. Burford ▪ Central Market ▪ John & Twylia Church ▪ Ann & Terry Conner ▪ Corner Bakery ▪ There will be one 15-minute intermission. Robin Coulonge ▪ Daisy’s Café and Grill ▪ Debra Davis ▪ Victoria Irvine ▪ Jersey Mike’s Subs ▪ Sonya Jones ▪ Charlotte Kolls ▪ Debbie Marshall ▪ Little Mary Sunshine is produced by special arrangement Graciela Montani ▪ Bill Mercer ▪ Dana Riley ▪ John & Betty Silander ▪ Urban Crust ▪ with Samuel French, Inc., 45 W. 25th St., New York, NY 10010-2751. Bill & Shirley Wasserman ▪ Kim Wickware ▪ Jill & Scott Wilkinson First Watch - $20 to $49 Rover's Mission Amazon.com ▪ Anonymous (3) ▪ Ann-Marie Corley ▪ Alejandro de la Costa ▪ eBay ▪ Kegs & Barrels ▪ Kolache Station ▪ Krispy Kreme Donuts ▪ Searching for treasures, new and rediscovered, Edith Dulles Lawlis ▪ Lenny’s Subs ▪ Sasha McGonnell ▪ Donald McLaughlin ▪ for theatre "off the beaten path." Plano Community Charity ▪ Larri Rosser ▪ Kelley E. Skidmore ▪ Verizon Rover Dramawerks produces lost or forgotten works of well-known authors, If we have failed to include you, please accept our sincere apology and let us know so we can rectify the situation. revives excellent scripts that have suffered from lack of exposure, and discovers unknown gems of the stage. Thank you ALL for your generous support! The Cast Chief Brown Bear............................................................................Ben Westfried Corporal Billy Jester.......................................................................Chester Maple Captain Jim Warrington..................................................................Blake Rodgers Little Mary Sunshine......................................................................Elizabeth Saxe Mme Ernestine Von Liebedich..............................................................Mary Tiner Nancy Twinkle.....................................................................................Caitlin Mills Fleet Foot / Servant..........................................................................Donald Cook Two Brothers Cigars 972.424.7272 Yellow Feather / Servant..................................................................Rick Blodgett 1100 14th Street 888.896.2447 General Oscar Fairfax...................................................................Michael McNiel Plano, TX 75074 www.twobrotherscigar.com Cora......................................................................................................Amy Wells Open seven days a week! Henrietta.........................................................................................Kelsey Kruse * Stop by for a good smoke in our lounge. Gwendolyn........................................................................................Tiffany Hillert Choose from a large humidor of great cigars and pipe tobacco! Blanche.........................................................................................Dusty Reasons Maud.............................................................................................Jād B. Saxton * Mabel.............................................................................Jennifer Middleton Taylor Pete................................................................................................Michael Speck Slim..............................................................................................Matthew Clark * Tex..................................................................................................Eli Aalderink * Buster............................................................................................Ruben Rosales Hank.................................................................................................Bishop Wash Tom............................................................................................Giovanny Arcibar * Dance Captains The Band Percussion.............................................................................................Steve Hall “The Place For Fish” Keyboards.....................................................................................Michael McVay Woodwinds..................................................................................Christy Springer The Production Staff Director...................................................................................................Sue Birch Musical Director...............................................................................Mary Medrick Choreographer...........................................................................Larry M. Jansson Stage Manager..................................................................................Jill Stephens Producers..................................................................Mary Compton, Rick Tuman Set Designer/Master Carpenter..........................................................Abigail Kipp Always a Party on the Patio! Lighting Designer...........................................................................Brooks Powers Costume Designer..........................................................................Jesse Thaxton Properties Designer.....................................................................Robin Coulonge With weekday lunch and dinner Wig/Hair Designer....................................................................................Don Hall specials and our happy hour with Sound Designer.....................................................................................Sue Birch Sound Tech.....................................................................................Rob Stephens complimentary appetizers. Light Board Operator.........................................................................Charis Royal Sound Board Operators................................Darien Graham, Samantha Navarro Backstage Crew.............................................Kenneth Hall, Melissa Hildenbrand PLUS the Best Burgers in DFW Set Construction/Painting/Move-in...............................Abigail Kipp, Kacy Corbett (Dallas Morning News) Ian Birch, Sue Birch, Skyler Blodgett, Mike Bronsky, Mark Buettner Gray Clarkson, Kelly Moore Clarkson, Patrick Clarkson, Mary Compton Robin Coulonge, Joe Cucinotti, Jenifer Grace, Kenneth Hall Melissa Hildenbrand, Terrie Justus, Heather Pi, Amber Reasons Carol M. Rice,
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