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The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre Production of

Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's MARY POPPINS A Musical based on the stories of P.L. Travers and the Walt Disney Film

Original Music and Lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman Book by Julian Fellowes New Songs and Additional Music and Lyrics by Geroge Stiles and Anthony Drewe Co-Created by July 25 - August 9,2015 Cameron Mackintosh MARY POPPINS Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIShows.com

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

Director & Choregrapher JANE LANIER Music Director Costume Designer EUNICE WADEWITZ DAVID HERMOSILLO Lighting Designer Scenic Designer COREY LEE DEREK BLANCO < Stage Manager CODY STEELE SINCERE THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

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Media Sponsors National Endowment ATT for me Arts ART WORKS. MOO" W IMDIAIMA ARTS COMMISSION ARTS UNITED MARY POPPINS

Original London and Broadway Production Credits: Produced by Cameron Mackintosh and Thomas Schumacher Co-Choreographer Lighting Design Stephen Mear Howard Harrison Scenic and Costume Design Bob Crowley Co-Direction and Choreography Matthew Bourne Directed by Richard Eyre

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Set the stage for those who follow with a planned gift to the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre that will continue to perform after you are gone. Join The Encore Society by naming the Civic Theatre as a beneficiary in your will or estate plan. This is one of the best ways to ensure the organization you've always loved and supported o continues to thrive.

To be listed in our print materials as a member of The Encore Society, please let us know when you have added Civic Theatre to your estate beneficiaries.

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Civic Theatre's Executive/Artistic Director Phillip H. Colglazier at (260) 422.8641 x225 or your attorney and make sure your will includes a gift to Civic Theatre. 2015-2016 SILVER SPONSORS

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Covington Commons Five Star Senior Living Shari Rivera,Community Relations Director Some of our residents may recall when the Civic was founded in 1927. Since then our community has enjoyed countless seasons of First Class Productions. Covington Commons Senior Living is honored to be able to be small part of helping to continue this tradition. We would like to thank the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre for enriching the lives of our residents and the community. We are truly blessed to have such talent in our city!

Do it Best Corp. Bob Taylor, President Do it Best Corp. is proud to support the many local nonprofit organizations and charitable causes in our community, including the outstanding artistic contributions from the Civic Theatre. We're pleased to be able to sponsor the heartwarming musical adaptation of the holiday classic A Christmas Story as we share a bit of spirited nostalgia with the audience.

Fort Wayne Metals Scott Glaze, Chairman and CEO There's a simple reason we are proud to support the Civic Theatre: Fort Wayne would not be the same without it. For decades, you have brought us arts programs and entertainment that would not be out of place in much bigger cities. And long before downtown Fort Wayne became a destination again, you have given us a reason to make a trip to our city's center. The Civic Theatre will always be an integral part of life in Fort Wayne. For this, Fort Wayne Metals applauds you. OmniSource Corporation Russ Rinn, President & Chief Operating Officer OmniSource is proud to sponsor Fort Wayne Civic Theatre and the February 2016 production of Young Frankenstein. We believe that the arts are vital to any community. We applaud Civic Theatre's outstanding performances that involve so many talented volunteers from the community both on and off stage. WE SALUTE OUR 2015-2016 CORPORATE SPONSORS

PHP Rich Cochran, President and CEO PHP is pleased to once again sponsor the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre in its 2015-2016 season. As a member of our community, we are proud to support the staff, actors, and volunteers who bring us outstanding community theatre year after year, enriching all of our lives with the arts and making Fort Wayne a great place to live.

Steel Dynamics, Inc. Mark Millett, President and CEO We at Steel Dynamics are more than pleased to support the arts in our community through such worthwhile, entertaining endeavors as the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre. The stage is again set for a host of outstanding performances during the upcoming theatre season. See you at the show!

Sweetwater Chuck Surak, Founder and President Sweetwater is delighted to sponsor the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre and its mission to enrich northeast Indiana through music and drama. The Civic Theatre's ability to encourage, cultivate, and showcase local talent is remarkable. Sweetwater, and its more than 850 employees, looks forward to another great season of music, laughter, and entertainment.

Upstate Alliance of REALTORS® Katrina Kay, Association Executive The Upstate Alliance of REALTORS® is privileged to support the Civic Theatre. As REALTORS®, we recognize the importance of building strong communities. The Civic Theatre, with its outstanding theatrical productions, is a unique gem that contributes to the vitality of Northeastern Indiana by celebrating the cultural arts and building community pride. We applaud the dedicated cast members, staff, and volunteers at the Civic who help make Northeastern Indiana a great place to live, work and play. We look forward to more stellar performances this season.

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Welcome to the 2015-2016 Civic Theatre's 88th Season 5 Main Stage Musicals & More!

88 Years Young - The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre is proud to announce the 2015-16 season kicking off with the Disney musical Mary Poppins. We are truly honored to have the Tony Award Nominee Jane Lanier return home to guest direct and choreograph this family classic based on the original movie. The season continues with:

The Marvelous Wonderettes: September 19-27, 2015 A Christmas Story the Musical: November 7-22, 2015 Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein: February 13-28, 2016

Season subscriptions and flexpasses are on sale now with a substantial discount on opening weekend subscriptions! Bring a friend and share the excitement of quality live theatre.

You are invited to attend our annual Celebrities Act Up fundraiser on Saturday, October 17th at 6:00 p.m.! This year's theme is Celebrities Act Up: Clueless Theatrics, a Murder Detective Fundraiser incorporating characters from the board game Clue and from the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre. In this delightfully humorous parody of the board game, we find Mr. Dead Body, lifeless and alone. Will Colonel Mustard be found spread out cold with a knife in the kitchen? Will Professor Plum profess too much, creating a scandal over Miss Scarlet? And what weapon was discovered at the crime scene? Guess correctly and you will win this game of murder. This comedy whodunit unfolds LIVE on the Civic stage. Don't miss the opportunity to see ocal CEOs and community leaders in this hysterical skit performed as a stage reading with abundant appetizers, cocktails, silent and live auctions!

We hope you will consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Fort Wayne Civic Theatre's general operating funds and to our 100th Anniversary Endowment Campaign. Refer to page 13 in your program book for more information. Please help us secure the future of live theatre for generations to come!

I hope you will encourage your friends and family members to join us for our 88th Anniversary Season! I am honored to serve you, the community, in continuing to nurture our creative souls! Thank you!

Phillip H. Colglazier Executive/Artistic Director 2015-2016 BENEFACTORS

The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre gratefully acknowledges the special contributions of the following individuals and businesses.

Angel Associate Friend $2500 & bevond $200 to $340 $50 to $99

Anonymous Christoff & Christoff Charles & Shirley Acheson Phillip H. Colglazier ADM Asphalt Drum Mixers Robert & Doris Albertson Civic Theatre Guild Steve & Judy Glassley Anonymous (3) Covington Commons Jerry & Rosalyn Isch Ron & Beverly Arnold Five Star Senior Living Emily & Ryan Keirns Tony & Pat Becker DeBrand Fine Chocolates David & Barbara McCants (L) Ken & Cheryl Bloom D.O. McComb & Sons Al & Cathy Moll Nancy Bordner Do It Best Corp. Chuck & Patty Schrimper Ned & Adeline Brenizer Fort Wayne Metals Carol & Dan Schwartz William & Dorothy Burford ^ Fort Wayne Parks Debra L. Starn Bryan Christie • & Recreation Ralph & Sandy Tuttle Justin & Jessica Clupper ^^ iAB Financial Bank Tom & Holly DeLong jasperdaily.com Mary & Helen Didion LML Estate Management Jane Drummer Omnisource Corporation Backer Ann Eckert & Patricia Miller PHP $100 to $199 Ed & Sue Ehinger Peerless Cleaners Val & Gene Evans ProFed Credit Union Anonymous (2) Betty Fishman Steel Dynamics, Inc. George & Linnea Bartling Michael & Sandra Frantom Chuck & Lisa Surack John & Cathy Batuello Linda Gaff and Sweetwater Cheri & Mark Becker Ron & Sue Glotzbach Upstate Allilance of Realtors Kay & Ed Benbow Hilary Hauguel Wells Fargo Bank Jim & Sue Bradley John & Jane Higgins The Brookshire Family Marty & Terri Hochstetler Civic Leader Craig & Barb Chivers Hildegard Hofacker Wilma Coleman $1000 to $2499 Tim & Shelly Kindler John & Jean Elliott Everett & Marilyn Lawson Plymouth Congregational Russ & Nancy Fay Judy Lennon Church Arthur& Alison Finco Nellie Bee Maloley Daniel & Sara Gebhart Harry & Barbara Manges Producer Fritz & Ellen Gingrich Harold Markey $600 to $999 Gordon O. Johnson Bob & Sarah Menefee Pam & Mike Johnson Larry & Shari Myers M\ Ben & Sharon Eisbart Jennie K. Keltsch Don & Carolyn Nicole ^r John & Gale Mann Richard & Audrey Kirk Jerry & Sharon Nuerge Foundation Robert R. Love Ron & Nancy Orman Skytech Products Leanne Mensing Stacey Ottenweller Betsey & Earnie Williamson Hugo & Lisa Ramos & Abe Aspy Dave & Cheryl Schleinkofer Evelyn Pauly Robert & Mary Short Suzanne R. Pierce Director Dick & Lois Smith Sand Point Living Interiors, Inc. $350 to $599 Martha R. Smith Harold Schick Wayne & Susan Snyder Cornelia Shideler Kelly & Beth Clevenger Randall & Mary Ann Steiner (L) Dr. Bonnie J. Stuelpe Valorie A. Colglazier Lois Teders Horn Judith Wannemacher Steven & Nancy Gardner Keith & Carolyn Walda Nancy Webb Linda & Ed Kos Steve & Karen Walter Thomas & Tamara Wheeler Michael & Kathryn Parrott Martin & Shirley Weissert Family Fund Ellen K. Wilson Marcie & Steve Weissner Bob & Jan Younger

Any recent donations will be included in the next Stagebill. 2015-2016 BENEFACTORS

The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre gratefully acknowledges the special contributions of the following individuals and businesses.

Lifetime Members General Operating Support Howard L. & Elizabeth Arts United W. Chapman The Auer Foundation Dianne Humphrey English Bonter Mitchell Bob & Donna Jesse Foundation Larry & Karen Kasper Foellinger Foundation Dr. William Kunkel III Fort Wayne Community Dr. & Mrs. William LaSalle Foundation Dr. Richard & Toni Laker Indiana Arts Commission William & Judith Lee Lincoln Financial Group David & Barbara McCants National Endowment for the Arts Harlan J. Miller < Alfred W. & Carol Moellering Ian & Mimi Rolland Matching Funds Mark & Christine Rupp Manuel Silverman GE David T. Sowden Lincoln Financial Group Tom Spiece Randall & Mary Ann Steiner Time Services Inc. In Memory of Bill Foland Ron & Joan Venderly Byron & Sheri Williams Barb Mathews Marilyn & William Wunderlin

(L) - denotes a 2014-15 donor In Memory of Pan Lovinger who is also a Lifetime Member. Tom & Retha Loogman

In Memory of Reggie McMahan Deborah McMahan & Bruce Aulick

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303 E. Main Street Fort Wayne, IN 46802 C/V/c fwcivic.org Business Office Box Office theatre 260.422.8641 260.424.5220 DIRECTOR'S NOTES - JANE LANIER

Disney's 1964 movie Ma/yPopp/nswas indeed "Practically Perfect" in every way. Based on the book by P.L. Travers and music by the Sherman Brothers, it garnered 13 Academy Award nominations with Julie Andrews winning the Oscar for her portrayal of Mary Poppins. In 2013, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."

Disney brought it to life on the stage in 2004 on London's West End and then to Broadway in 2006 where it received 7 Tony Award nominations. The stage musical is not a direct adaptation of the Disney film, but features A elements of the film and the original books, plus original updated elements %? and additional music supplied by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe.

The story takes place in Edwardian London in 1910 where a magical nanny visits a dysfunctional family to help them reconnect and opens their eyes and hearts to what is truly important in life. Family.

I found my first 'theatre family" here at the Civic 38 years ago when I performed in The Music Man. I went on to do two more productions under the wonderful guidance of director Richard Casey. Through him and the actors I met and shared the stage with, I found my passion and true calling. My Family. I left Fort Wayne when I was 17 years old and am happy to be back after all these years. So many great memories are in the rehearsal halls and on this stage for me.

I have loved working with these actors on this piece. Each of them bringing their own unique spirits and talent to tell this story and to create together "our" Mary Poppins to share with you today. To be reminded also^ that "Anything Can Happen" if you let it. W

Enjoy! -Jane Lanier

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The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre is proud to welcome Fort Wayne native Jane Lanier back to the Civic Stage as Director & Choreographer for Mary Poppins.

JANE LANIER (Director & Choreographer) has been a working professional dancer, singer, actress, choreographer and director for over 30 years. As a performer, Jane has appeared in six Broadway shows including Sweet Charity - directed by Bob Fosse, Fosse (Drama Desk Award Nomination) and Jerome Robbins' Broadway - directed by Jerome Robbins which earned her a Tony Award Nomination. She danced with John Travolta in the film Michael, had recurring roles on Murder One and Medium, and Guest Starred on Glee in 2013.

< Jane was the Associate Choreographer for Guys and Dolls in the 2009 revival on Broadway. She has choreographed many shows across the country including The Wild Party for The Blank Theatre Company in LA for which she won the LA Weekly and Backstage Garland awards for best Choreography, and was nominated for an Ovation and NAACP award. She choreographed the independent film Not Your Time starring Jason Alexander and Valarie Pettiford.

Directing credits include: Bad Dog by Jennifer Hoppe-House which starred Jennie Garth, Valerie Harper and Anne Ramsey; The Conex by Dan Fruedenburger; Jukebox, Sophisticated Broadway and Spiderman Turn Off The Dark for Young Playwrights Festival - The Blank Theatre Company; Smell Of The Kill at Interact Theatre Company; Out Of My Mind by Steven Kane; and staged readings of The Swan and Yesterday Quicksand'at Interact Theatre Company. Her film Touch was recognized around the country and earned the Inspiring Filmmaker Award at Trinity Film Festival in 2012.

ane directed and choreographed Pippin at AMDA LA and Freshman Footlights and Freshmen Showcase at CCPA in Chicago. She was Associate Choreographer for Big Rosemary (Blake Edwards writer-director), Little Fish starring Alice Ripley, Smokey Joes Cafe' and Pippin at Fifth Ave. Theatre Seattle, Kiss Me Kate at Musical Theatre West, and the short film Spells starring John Glover.

Jane is a proud union member of SDC, AEA, and SAG/AFTRA. Michael & Mary Jo Amorini Anonymous Craig & Diana Bartscht Cheri & Mark Becker 100% Club* The Brookshire Family Albert & Tamarah Brownlee Bruce Aulick & Deborah McMahan John & Kerry Burda Linda S. & Kenneth J. Balthaser Jeff& Rebecca Cameron Ann & David Bobilya Mark Chambers Ben & Sharon Eisbart Kelly & Beth Clevenger

Sandra & Thomas Elyea Phillip H. Colglazier < Barb Mathews in Memory of Bill Foland Jeff&JuliDysert GE Foundation (Matching Funds) Steve & Brenda Fishbaugh Roy & Mary Gilliom Chris & Karan Flick Jerry & Rosalyn Isch Linda Gaff Bob & Donna Jesse Melanie & Bob Hall Emily & Ryan Keirns Patti Hays Drs. Pamela & Kevin Kelly Mayor Tom & Cindy Henry Louise A. Larsen Diane S. Humphrey John & Gale Mann Foundation Edward & Mary Lou Hutter Quent & Kathy Ondricek Dennis & Deb Jones Michael & Kathryn Parrott Family Fund Tim & Shelly Kindler Pizza Hut of Fort Wayne Ed & Linda Kos Russell & Dacia Rinn Harry & Cynthia Laffkas Linda Ruffolo Anthony "Tony" Lardydell Chuck & Patty Schrimper Joan & Lyman Lewis Jeff Sebeika Al & Cathy Moll Randall & Mary Ann Steiner Joshua C. Neal Michael & Cheryl Summers Stacey Ottenweller & Abe Aspy » Mr. & Mrs. Mark Troutman Dar Richardson Ron & Joan Venderly Carole & Jeff Slater Earnie & Betsey Williamson Debra L. Starn Marilyn & William Wunderlin Matthew & Camella Sutter Brian Ternet & Kimberly Carpenter Erica Tun Sharon J. Zych

Thank you to these donors giving in support of the 100th Anniversary Endowment Campaign *completed 15-year pledge or $1,480+ contribution. HN'V

You can be a part of securing the future of Fort Wayne Civic Theatre for years to come with your annual gift to Civic Theatre's 1 00th Anniversary Endowment Campaign.

This season marks year two of our 1 00th Anniversary Endowment Campaign. If you would like to be a part of this important campaign we ask you to pledge to contribute a total of $1,480 to be paid by June 2028 (over and above your traditional annual giving). You can determine a payment schedule at the time you submit your pledge form.

Or, if you prefer, simply make a one-time 100th Anniversary Endowment Fund donation of $1,480 or more.

Your annual donation to the 1 00th Anniversary Endowment Fund •< will be appropriately recognized in each Civic Stagebill program through our 1 00th Anniversary Season. Your generous gift will be part of a strong financial foundation that will ensure the Civic Theatre's place in our community for decades to come, nurturing generations of actors and technical stage volunteers.

Call the Civic Theatre's Business Office to request your pledge form or to make your 100th Anniversary Endowment donation today! (260) 422-8641 x222 Asphalt Drum Mixers, owned by Wayne and Linda Boyd, supports the Civic Theatre and many other art related events in the Fort Wayne area.

We believe that the quality of the shows at the i Civic Theatre are superior for Fort Wayne. We appreciate the talented people, both on stage and off stage, who put their time and energy into the shows.

We hope that our friends, family and employees enjoy our sponsorship of the Civic Theatre.

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Steel Dynamics is delighted to have played a role in the Civic Theatre's supercalifragitisticexpialidocious production of Mary Poppins the Broadway Musical. ^\ Steel Dynamics, Inc.

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www.steeldynamics.com MARY POPPINS CAST Mary Poppins HaleeShutt Bert Chris Rasor Winifred Banks Eileen Ahlersmeyer George Banks Aaron Mann Jane Banks Ella Nagel Michael Banks Parker Nagel Mrs. Brill Janna Fisher Robertson Ay Brock Ireland ( Bird Woman Lori Leonard Mrs. Lark/Miss Corry Lisa Ramos Admiral Boom/Bank Chairman Paul Faulkner John Northbrook Isaac Becker Von Hussler. EricSmead Katie Nanna Shea Hurst Miss Smythe Bobbi Jo Carroll Neleus Nico DiPrimio Miss Andrews MaryAlberding Ensemble Steve Bricker Ensemble TylarBrockhouse Ensemble Heather Closson Ensemble Gavin Mark McNally Ensemble Sarah O'Brien i Ensemble Audra Rittenhouse ^Ensemble Caitline Southern Ensemble Raleigh Sparrow Ensemble Leah Wedler

Pit Ensemble Eunice Wadewitz - Conductor/Keyboard Justin Barbour- Keyboard Holly Knott - Keyboard Kirsten Westerman - Flute/Piccolo Farrell Vernon - Clarinet/Saxophone Doug Hofherr - Trumpet Tom Beuchel - Drums DISNEY'S MARY POPPINS ACT I Scene 1: Cherry Tree Lane - Rooftop, Street, Parlor "Prologue" Bert "Cherry Tree Lane" Part 1 Winifred, Mrs. Brill, Jane, Michael, Robertson Ay, George "The Perfect Nanny" Jane, Michael "Cherry Tree Lane" Part2 Winifred, Mrs. Brill, Jane, Michael, Robertson Ay, George Scene 2: Parlor Scene 3: Nursery "Practically Perfect" Mary Poppins, Jane, Michael ^) Scene 4: Park "All Me Own Work" Bert "Jolly Holiday" Bert, Jane, Michael, Neleus, Mary Poppins, Ensemble Scene 5: Parlor Scene 6: Street, Kitchen "Winds Do Change" Bert "A Spoonful of Sugar" Mary Poppins, Jane, Michael, Robertson Ay, Winifred Scene 7: The Bank "Precision and Order" Clerks, Chairman, Von Hussler, Northbrook "A Man Has Dreams" George Scene 8: Cathedral Steps "Feed The Birds" BirdWoman,J) Mary Poppins, Ensemble Scene 9: Park "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" Mary Poppins, Bert, Jane, Michael, Mrs. Corry, Customers "The Winds May Blow" Bert Scene 10: Street, Parlor "Twists and Turns" Bert Scene 11: Nursery Scene 12: Roof "Chim Chim Cher-ee" Bert, Mary Poppins THE BROADWAY MUSICAL

FIFTEEN MINUTE INTERMISSION

ACT II

Scene 1: Street, Parlor "Cherry Tree Lane" Reprise Mrs. Brill, Robertson Ay, Jane, Michael, Winifred, George "Brimstone and Treacle" Part 1 Miss Andrews Scene 2: Park "Let's Go Fly a Kite" Bert, Park Keeper, Michael Jane, Kit Flyers, Mary Poppins Scene 3: Park "Good For Nothing/Being Mrs. Banks" George, Winifred Scene 4: Park Scene 5: Parlor "Brimstone and Treacle" Part 2 Mary Poppins, Mrs. Andrews Scene 6: Parlor "Practically Perfect" Reprise Jane, Michael, Mary Poppins, Scene 7: Roof, Nursery, Parlor "Step in Time" Bert, Michael, Jane, Sweeps, Mary Poppins "Down the Chimney" Bert, Sweeps Scene 8: Parlor "A Man Has Dreams" Reprise/ "A Spoonful of Sugar" Reprise George, Bert Scene 9: Nursery "Anything Can Happen" Part 1 Mary Poppins, Jane, Michael, Winifred, Bird Woman, Board of Directors Scene 10: Cathedral Steps, Bank "Give Us The Word" George Scene 11: Park "Anything Can Happen" Part 2 Mary Poppins, Bert, Jane, Michael, Ensemble Scene 12: Park "A Spoonful of Sugar" Reprise Mary Poppins Scene 13: Nursery Bows Company SETTING THE STAGE Setting the Stage: A Growth Initiative Campaign Thank you to everyone participating in this innovative campaign. The Civic is an arts leader in the Greater Fort Wayne area thanks to the generosity of its members, sponsors and patrons. Setting the Stage Lifetime Contributors

Composer Lyricist Director $25.000 - $49.999 $10.000-$24.999 $5.000 - $9.999 Edward D. and lone Auer Anonymous Ann & David Bobilya Foundation Charles Kuhne Foundation Sharon & Ben Eisbart English Bonter Mitchell Fort Wayne Metals Sandra & Thomas Elyea Foundation Research Products Ian & Mimi Rolland Diane Humphrey Audrey Gerson in honor of Foundation Mark & Christine Rupp Sharon & Ben Eisbart NIPSCO • Steel Dynamics Foundation Indiana Michigan Power Gabriel & Jeanne Inc. John S. & James L Knight Shaheen Foundation McMillen Foundation O'Rourke-Schof Family Foundation Parkview Health Robert Goldstine Foundation, Inc. ask Linda & Joe Ruffolo William & Marilyn Wunderlin Sentimental Journey Horse & Carriage Offering historic horse drawn • carriage rides in Downtown Fort Wayne We also can travel to other locations for your event or special occasion. Perfect for romantic dates, weddings, family celebrations, birthdays and other events.

For more information contact Cindy at (260) 341-1133 IN THE WINGS ARTS-IN-EDUCATION Theater is for everyone! The significance of theater in a community is the opportunity it provides to experience the passion, immediacy, and power of live performances, and the unique and important capacity it has to communicate to all people, regardless of age or perceived abilities, across all socio-economic lines. Theater provides a critical forum that allows us to freely explore our thoughts, concerns and deepest fears. This kind of dynamic exchange speaks to our humanity in a way nothing else can. Even more so, it Eunice Wadewitz is a way of life, a means of communication and even Music/Education Director a place for spiritual and emotional connection. Plainly • and simply, theater is a lens through which to see and understand the world, and understand ourselves in the world.

With this in mind, the IN THE WINGS Program acts as the Civic's front line of outreach, collaborating with schools and social service agencies to make live theater accessible to the underserved population. They are exposed to professionals in the world of theater and introduced to the concept of understanding individual and cultural differences. They are encouraged to participate in theater because it teaches life skills like critical thinking and using the imagination. Theater can be seen as a microcosm of society in a safe environment that requires total team effort, responsibility, commitment, and has no time or tolerance for discrimination with opening night looming as an absolute deadline. And, finally, they get 3D entertainment without the glasses!

"You weren't going to the theater to change the world, but you had a 4 chance to affect the world, the thinking and the feelings of the world." -James Earl Jones

Funded in part by grants from the following

Howard P. Arnold Foundation Flora Dale Krouse Foundation Journal Gazette Foundation Edward M. & Mary McCrea Wilson Foundation 80/20 Foundation, Inc. Diana & Craig Bartscht Dr. Louis & Ann B. Schneider Foundation WHO'S WHO

HALEE SHUTT (Mary Poppins) is thrilled to return to the Civic stage, and could not be more excited to work with this amazing cast and crew. She recently completed her Theatre degree through IPFW, and has appeared in many shows through the IPFW Department of Theatre such as Into the Woods and Merrily We Roll Along. Halee would like to thank the Art Van Furniture crew for being so flexible and understanding over the past few months, and would, most importantly, like to thank her family and husband for all their love and support. CHRIS RASOR (Bert) been involved in the Arts in Fort Wayne for over 20 years. A five time Anthony Award Winner, some of his favorite performance include Frank Abagnale, Jr. in Catch Me If You Can, Sergeant Fogarty in Chicago, Dick in Dames At Sea, Greg and Mark in A Chorus Line, Bobby Child in Crazy For You and Will Parker in Oklahoma! Chris teaches music for FWCS and is the resident choreographer for Northrop Show Choirs. Thank you to my wife Stacey and daughters Eden and Emery for all their love and support!

EILEEN AHLERSMEYER (Winifred Banks) returns to the Civic Theatre after most recently appearing as daughter Clara Brandt in the play 33 Variations in April. Other favorite roles include Kathy in Company at Arena Dinner Theater and reporter Phineas Trout in Willy Wonka with FW Youtheatre/University of St. Francis. She is honored to have this opportunity to work with Jane Lanier. Thank you, Jane, Eunice, and all cast and crew for this experience!

AARON MANN (George Banks) recently starred as Michael Johnson in Rounding Third at Arena Dinner Theatre. Local credits - FPT: The Merchant of Venice & George Bernard Shaw's Misalliance; Civic: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels & Spamalot, IPFW: The Fantasticks; and St. Francis: Catch Me if You Can. Professionally- Omaha, NE: A Christmas Carol - (national tour-NTC Productions); Titus Andronicus, Twelfth Night, Julius Caesar and The Comedy of Errors (Nebraska Shakespeare Festival); The Borrowers (Omaha Theatre Company). Other professional credits include venues in: Virginia, Michigan, Ohio, and Pittsburgh, PA (Seymour Krelborn- Little Shop of Horrors). Gratitude! New Residents - HUGE Potential Customer/Client Base Regardless of how good a business is and how well it serves the community, it is going to lose up to 25% of its customer #fwn base each year due to aggressive competition. Founded 1937 Fort Wayne Newcomer Services New residents are easily identified, fully reachable, and free New Resident Target Marketing Services of buying habits. On average, these new residents commit to their "first picks" longer than new customers aquired from (260)483.4544 other sources. [email protected] WILL NEW RESIDENTS BE YOUR CUSTOMERS - OR SOMEONE ELSE'S? WHO'S WHO

ELLA NAGEL (Jane Banks) is 12 years old and will be a 7th grader at Maple Creek Middle School where she will be part of the MC Singers Show Choir. This is Ella's first performance at the Civic Theatre. She has been dancing with the Fort Wayne School of Dance for 10 years. She loves singing show tunes, dancing and gymnastics.

PARKER NAGEL (Michael Banks) is 8 years old and will be a 3rd grader at Perry Hill Elementary. This is Parker's first performance at the Civic Theatre. He has been dancing at the Fort Wayne School of Dance for 2 years. Parker loves < dancing Hip Hop, playing Minecraft and watching Dr. Who.

JANNA FISHER (Mrs. Brill) is delighted to be cast in one of her favorite musicals of all time! Civic patrons may recognize her from previous musical productions of Shrek, 9 to 5, and Cinderella. She has also graced the stage on many productions at the Pulse Opera House in Warren, IN. Janna works as a Safety Coordinator at a major local transportation company and also entertains children and families as a professional clown. She would like to express her love and gratitude to her husband and daughter for their patience and encouragement.

BROCK IRELAND (Robertson Ay) is excited to be returning to the Civic stage since his debut in Les Miserables. His recent credits include Merrily We Roll Along, The Glass Menagerie, and The Fantasticks! at IPFW and his favorite role was Edna Turnblad in Hairspray last summer with the Fort Wayne Summer Music Theatre. He is heading into his senior year at IPFW this fall and would like to thank his parents for their constant support."

LORI LEONARD (Bird Woman) is happy to be spending the summer "feeding the birds" on the Civic stage! She has performed as Prudy Pingleton in Hairspray, Mrs. Potts in both Civic productions of Beauty and the Beast, and was also in Annie and The Sound of Music. Lori appeared at the Civic Off-Main as Dorothy in The Ladies in Cabin 10, for which she won an Anthony Award. Lori teaches French at Blackhawk Christian School and volunteers at the Ronald McDonald House. Lori thanks her family and friends for their love and support! WHO'S WHO

LISA RAMOS (Mrs. Lark/Miss Cony) is so happy to be in this production of Mary Poppinsl Her recent roles include Mama Bear, Duloc Court in Shrek, Drowsy in The Drowsy Chaperone (Anthony Award Winner), Lisa in Godspell and Gramda Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof. She is a dietician/ certified diabetes educator for the Einhaus Group for Women's Health in Fort Wayne. She thanks her family (especially Hugo) and friends for their love and support.

PAUL FAULKNER (Admiral Boom, Bank Chairman) is thrilled to appear in the stage version of his favorite film, having worn out his VCR to learn supercalifragilisticexpialidocious backwards. Recently he was in 33 Variations, directed by Greg Stieber. He made his Civic Theatre debut as the hotel manager in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Other recent credits include The Mousetrap and Laughing Stock, both at Arena Dinner Theatre. A 2004 graduate of the theatre program at Concordia University Chicago, he has appeared in numerous Chicago area productions, his favourite role being Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar. ISAAC BECKER (John Northbrook) appears frequently on the Civic stage, appearing as the Big Bad Wolf in Shrek, Sir Bors in Spamaloi, Lesgles in Les Miserables and Bobby in Cabaret. At Huntington University, shows included Urinetown, Once Upon a Mattress, Guys and Dolls and Beauty and the Beast. At Lenawee Christian High School, shows included Joseph, Into the Woods, Les Miserables, Annie, and The Music Man. "Thanks to my family for all the love and support, and thanks to my Civic family for all the friendship and laughs."

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ERIC SMEAD (Von Hussler) This is Eric's second show at the Civic Theatre, having just appeared as William Barfee in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. He was last seen in the Fort Wayne Dance Collective's Fall Fundraiser show, Wonderland, and was involved at IPFW in Our Town and Into The Woods. Eric is also a choreographer for the South Side High School Show Choir, and has done other works around Fort Wayne. Eric would like to thank his family for the constant support and love they give, and hopes you enjoy the show. SHEA HURST (Katie Nanna) is new to the area and to Fort Wayne Civic Theater. She is originally from Dayton, Ohio and has been in a variety of performances there including Elizabeth Bennett in Pride & Prejudice, Hero in Much Ado About Nothing, Gertrude McFuzz in Seussical the Musical, Godspell, You Can't Take it With You, The Scottish Play and Hamlet. She is so thankful for this opportunity. Also, a special thank you to her friends and family for their continued love and support. Enjoy!

BOBBI JO CARROLL (Miss Smythe) is blessed to share the stage with this gifted cast and learn from our remarkable directors, Jane & Eunice. Civic credits: Fairy Godmother in Shrek, Ensemble in 9 to 5, Chorus in Les Miserables, Joy in Cinderella and Ensemble in RENT. Bobbi Jo was Assistant Stage Manager for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and Spamalot. Other favorites: Big River, The Secret Garden, Fiddler on the Roof, Oliver! and How to Succeed.... She loves being a teacher & serving in music ministry. To God, Mom, family & friends: Thanks for helping me believe "Anything Can Happen." I love you! * What did you think of MA R Y POPRtNS? Click on the Audience Survey Tab

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NICO DIPRIMIO (Neleus) is a junior at Carroll HS where he appeared as Troy Bolton in High School Musical. He is in the show choir and on a competitive dance team. He played Gilbert in Hairspray with Fort Wayne Summer Music Theatre. "In fifth grade I was in Joseph... in the children's choir, but this will be my first real role at Civic. I'm excited to be a part of this production! I would like to thank my family for always supporting me, also Jane Lanier and the Civic staff for giving me this wonderful opportunity!"

MARY ALBERDING (Miss Andrews) is making her 7th appearance at the Fort Wayne Civic Theater. "I feel privileged to portray Miss Andrews and am honored to be given this challenging opportunity. This is truly an amazing, incredible cast and I am so proud to be included in it under the direction of the amazing Jane Lanier. This role really stretches my vocal range and I'm grateful to Eunice Wadewitz and Mindy Cox for their direction and encouragement. Enjoy the show!" - The Holy Terror.

STEVE BRICKER (Ensemble) currently works in the failure analysis hospital at United Technologies in Huntington Indiana. Steve played the Ambassador in Don't Drink The Water at the Van Wert Civic Theater and Dickie in A Fox On The Fairway at their dinner theater. He also played Mr. Pirn in Mr Pirn Passes By and Poe's adopted father in Poe, a Dark Musical at Grand Effect Productions.

TYLAR BROCKHOUSE (Ensemble) This is Tylar's first show with the Civic Theatre, as well as his first show outside of his high school's productions. He is going to be a Senior at Northrop High School this upcoming school year and is also a part of its award-winning show choir "Charisma". He has been in all three of Northrop's spring musicals in his three years as a student: The Producers, Catch Me If You Can and Oliver! Tylar would like to thank his family, friends, and everyone that has come to enjoy the show!

HEATHER CLOSSON (Ensemble) has her B.S. in Dance Performance from Ball State University. Favorite productions include A Chorus Line, Catch Me If You Can, and The Producers. Currently, she serves as the Outreach/ Technical Director at the Fort Wayne Youtheatre and performs with dAnce.Kontemporary. Her choreography has been showcased at festivals, theatres, dance studios, and pageants throughout the state of Indiana and on the East Coast. Heather recently set choreography on local dancers for the Philharmonic's Spooktacular!, organized Kitchenette at W<, and is appearing in the 2015 FW Fringe Festival. WHO'S WHO

GAVIN MARK MCNALLY (Ensemble) started his dance training at the Fort Wayne Ballet. He furthered his dance studies at Interlochen Arts Academy and Indiana University. He has danced professionally for Kansas City Ballet, NYC Tranzformerz Breakdance Club, Team AntiGravity, Columbus Dance Theatre; and other various dance and acrobatic organizations. Mr. McNally has also directed in-studio and outreach programs for inner city schools for Dublin Dance Centre promoting dance education for underprivileged youths. He is proud to return for his 5th non-consecutive season with the Fort Wayne Ballet and first performance with the Civic Theatre.

SARAH O'BRIEN (Ensemble) is originally from Naples, FL and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in vocal performance from Florida Gulf Coast University. She studied as a resident artist with Central Florida Lyric Opera in Orlando. Throughout the years she has also been involved in the Bach Ensemble, Opera Naples, Indy Convergence, and the Bower School of Music's Chamber Choir. She has been the first place vocalist of the Ave Maria Vocal Competition, Naples Music Club, and Voices of Naples. She is currently a resident artist with Intimate Opera of Indianapolis. AUDRA RITTENHOUSE (Ensemble) resides in Huntington, Indiana, and is a graduate of Huntington University. Although Mary Poppins is her first time on the Civic stage, she was involved in the theatre program of Huntington University. Some of her roles included Ms. Dinsmore in Singin' In The Rain, Mrs. Hoallum in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and Jack's Mother in scenes from Into The Woods. Ms. Rittenhouse graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music. She would like to thank her family and friends, her rofessors, and God.

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Executive/Artistic Director: Phillip H. Colglazier Business Manager: Mahlon Houlihan Marketing Director: Elise Ramel Music & Education Director: Eunice Wadewitz Costume Designer: David Hermosillo Scenic Supervisor: Derek Blanco Lighting & Sound Supervisor: Corey Lee Assistant Costume Designer, Wardrobe Mistress & Rental Manager: Schellie Engelhart WHO'S WHO

CAITLINE SOUTHERN (Ensemble) is delighted to be performing this show as her first musical with the Civic Theater. She is going to be a junior at Northrop High School. Caitline has been in other productions through Fort Wayne Summer Music Theatre such as Legally Blonde, 9 to 5, and Hairspray; along with many other school musicals and plays. Mary Poppins has been one of her favorite childhood stories as well as many other Disney favorites. She is thrilled to be able to share this experience with others alongside some of the most talented people she has known.

RALEIGH SPARROW (Ensemble, Assistant Choreographer) Born in Kingsport Tennessee, Raleigh began her early dance training at Fort Wayne Ballet. Her continuing training has included Fort Wayne Ballet's Summer Intensive, Nutmeg Conservatory's Summer Intensive, and the Rockettes Summer Intensive in New York City. Raleigh feels fortunate to have performed in Fort Wayne Ballet's Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, and Don Quixote along with many others. Some of her favorite roles include a stepsister in Fort Wayne Ballet's production of Cinderella, and a gypsy in Romeo and Juliet. A 2014 graduate of Concordia Lutheran High School Raleigh is continuing her academic pursuits at IPFW.

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LEAH WEDLER (Ensemble) is happy to be back at the Civic after seven years. Other roles at the Civic include a dancing napkin in Beauty and the Beast, Lady Beatrice in Once Upon a Mattress (Anthony Award), Speed Tapper in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Laura in The Glass Menagerie, Other acting credits include Miss Sandra in All Shook Up at The University of Saint Francis and Pier Angeli in James Dean: The Boy from Fairmount (Arena Award Nomination). Leah would like to thank her husband Ben and children Evelyn and Henry.

CODY STEELE (Stage Manager) made his Civic stage debut as Mike in 33 Variations last season. In his years on stage he has enjoyed not only performing but also helping backstage on several shows since high school at Albion Community Theatre, Central Noble High School, Goshen College and at the Civic. Some of his favorite shows have been Singin' in the Rain, Rumours, Shrek, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and Much Ado About Nothing. He would like to thank his parents, Cathy Knopp, and Jordan Krudop for all of their encouragement and support!

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