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Theatre UAB 2012-2013 Season Theatre UAB 2012-2013 Season The University of Alabama at Birmingham Department of Theatre PROOF Frank and Joan Dawson, by David Auburn Directed by Karla Koskinen Michael J. and Mary Anne Freeman The Sirote Theatre and October 3 - 6 at 7:30pm W.B. Philips, Jr. October 7 at 2:00pm DON'T TRIFLE WITH LOVE by Alfred de Musset. Translation by Nagle Jackson Directed by Visiting Professor Frank Bradley from The American University in Cairo The Odess Theatre November 7 - 10, 14 -17 at 7:30pm November 18 at 2:00pm CHARLEY'S AUNT by Brandon Thomas Directed by Dennis McLemon The Sirote Theatre February 20 - 23 at 7:30pm February 24 at 2:00pm THEATRE UAB TENTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF TEN MINUTE PLAYS Produced by Lee Shackleford The Odess Theatre March 11 - 15 at 7:30pm March 16 at 2:00pm BAT BOY, THE MUSICAL Book by Keythe Farley and Brian Flemming Music and lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe Director TBA The Sirote Theatre April 17 - 20 at 7:30pm April 21 at 2:00pm For individual tickets please call ASC Box Office 975-ARTS. I http://www.uab.edu/theatre/ The Odess Theatre in the Alys Robinson Stephens Performing Arts Center OVATIONUAB Staff for this Production (Sponsored by Theatre Advisory Committee) Assistant Stage Managers ..................... ....... Angela Carstensen, Taylor Richardson Opening ni ght s at Theatr UAB are OVATION nights. OVATION UAB features Assistant Costume Design ....... ......................... .. ........... ......... Sharon Morgan refreshm ent and conv ersation with the director and designers before the show, as well as a po st-performan ce party with the cast and crew . Assistant Scenic Design .............................................................. Allie Phifer Fight Choreography ..... ... ... .. .... ... ... .... ... .... ...... utth at s n tall. VATION 's mi ion i s to upp 1tanl ' P n rourstudents ....... ..... .. ........ ...Ron Hubbard workin g backsta ge a nd performin g in Theatr e UAB produc tion . Membership dues, Fight Captain ............ ...................................................... Xandria Lawrence ranging from $20 - $ 1500+ help off-set th tuition co ts required by each student to participate in the production s. Scenery/Lighting Construction ................ .. Sean Adams, Shumbraia Lashawn Austin, Joseph Bodkin, Marc Dolan*, Garan Foster, Markeitra Gilliam, Join u s! Park early soci alize, learn about the how and enjoy desserts, coff ee and lighl refreshm ents b Fore settling back for an cveuia g of great theatre. OVATION Leah Hudspeth, Leah Huebner*, Byron King, Tyler M. Malugani, UAB i a perfect way to as. i I our tal ented tud ent and have lots of fun! Jessica Lynne Mathews, Scottye Moore, Allie Phifer , To becom e a member of OVATION UAB, plea se pick up the The atre UAB Season Cristina A. Sauceda, Paul Siabour, Brochur e near the Box Office and complete th e form. For more information contact Mel hri tian at 934-3237 or cmel @uab.edu. W e'd love to see you at our ne xt Andrew David Taylor, Hadley Wells OVATlON! Scenic Painters ........................................... Charles Eddie Moncrief, Allie Phifer A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR Scenery/Properties Running Crew CURRENT OVATION UAB MEMBERS 1111111111111 111111 ............................. Kyle Hulcher, Sarah Guthrie ~ Costume/Craft Construction ................ ............... Angela Carstensen, Chih Ting Chen, Founding Members Rebecca Harper, John M. Holbrooks, Kyle Hulcher, Russell Drummond , Col. Daniel D. Hall , The Kennedy Center Emily Hyatt, Patty McDonald , Carol Ode ss, Chandler S . THE JOHN KENNEDYF. CENTERTHE FOR PERFORMING ARTS Xandria DeBold, Cassie J. Mays, Smith, Jane Paris Smith , BBS Martha Moore Taylor Richardson, Callie G. Smothers, Terrance Campbell, Sykes Fund The KennedyCenter American College Theater Festival-45, part orthe Rubenstein Arts Access Program, Linda A. Egbuna, Sarah Guthrie*, Dina E. Lawson, rundcdis generously by Davidand AliceRubenstein. 2012-2013 Members Victoria J. Morales, Gwendolyn G. Pate, Lauren A. Seale, Doug B aulos, Pet er and Miriam Bellis , Atom Addilionalsupp ort is provided by the Dr. Gerald and Paula McNichols Foundation, Kimberly Tompkins, Kara Quinn Ward Tobin Bennett , Louise Cecil, Mel Christian , Catie The Honorable Stuart Bernstein and WilmaE. Bern stein, and the National Committee rorth e Performing Arts. Cole , Glen Conn , Melanie A . Crane , Mr. and Dressers ...... ... ........ ... ....... ...... .. .. ..... ....... .. ........ Sarah Mrs. Frank Dawson, Catherine Dani elou, Thisproduction is enlered in the Kennedy Center Pullen, Victoria Morales Penny Docktor, Linda DeRocher, Mr . and AmericanCollege Theater Feslival(KCACTF). The aimsof Properties Construction .... .... .. .. ... ....... ... ... .. .... .. .. Adriane Johnson, James Lopez Mrs. Ben Erdreich , Jim Earley , Susan and this national theater education programare toidentify and promote qualityincollege-level theater production. To this Light Board Operator .. ....... .. ........ ................ ... .... .................. Louis Bustamante Morgan Eiland, Margaret and Kelley Farley, end, each production entered is eligible for a response by a Michael J . and Mary Anne Freeman , Mr. and regionalKCACTF representative, and selected students and Sound Board Operator. ..... ......... ...... ..... .... .... .... ........................ Kat Burcham Mrs. Emanuel Goldstein, Dr. and Mrs . facultyare invited to participateKCACTF in programs Cover/Poster Design .. .... .. ..... .. ... ...... ... .... .... ... ................... ............ Cliff Simon Robert Glaze , Lanny and D arlene Gray , Dr. involving scholarships,internship s, grants and awards for actors, directors, dramaturgs, playwrights, designers, stage and Mrs . Ward Haarbauer, Mr. and Mrs . managers and criticsboth at theregional and national levels. Frank Harper, Marci Turn er-Holcomb e, Productions enteredon the Participatinglevel are Patricia Ann and Don Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. eligiblefor invitation theto KCACTF regional festival and Norman McClur e, Steve N elson, Carol mayalso be con sideredfor national awards recogni zing outslanding achievement in production,direclion design,and Visit our website! Odess, Mary Pate, Herb Patterson, W . B. performance. Philips, Jr., Dr. Eben Rosenthal and Dr. Mary Lastyear morethan 1,300 productionswere entered http://www.uab.edu/theatre/ Hawn , Shan Sheikh , Dorinda and John A. in the KCACTF involving more than 200,000 students Smith, Olivia Standridge, John E. Van Sant, nationwide. By entering this production, our theater department is sharingin the KCACTF goals to recognize, Joyce Whitten, Will York reward,and celebrate the exemplary work producedin college Created and moderated by Lee Shackleford and university theaters across the nation. The University of Alabama at Birmingham CAST Department of Theatre Frank and Joan Dawson, The Baron ................................................ Jack Cannon* Michael J. and Mary Anne Freeman and Perdican .................................................. Calvin Nielsen W.B. Philips, Jr. Present Master Bazius ................................................ Byron King Don't TrifleWith Love Master Bridaine ......................................... Garan Tinsley Camille ................................................. Rhonda Erbrick By Alfred de Musset Dame Pluche .......................................... Rebecca Harper Translation by Nagle Jackson Produced by Special Arrangement with Nagle Jackson Rosette ...................................................... Bliss Bailey Stage Manager Chorus ............... ..................................... Renita Lewis Adriane Johnson M us1crnn. ....................................... ........ N ata 1·1e Kmsau. l* Scenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design Charles Eddie Moncrief Kimberly Schnormeier Kevin Allinder* Villagers .................................... ............. Joseph Bodkin Composer/Audio Design Properties Design Vocal Consultant Markeitra Gilliam Natalie Kinsaul* J. Marc Quattlebaum Marlene Johnson* Sarah Kane Movement Coach/Choreographer Leah Hudspeth Xandria Lawrence Directed by Scottye Moore Frank Bradley From the American University in Cairo Time and Setting: A country estate and its surroundings. Sponsored by the Jemison Visiting Professorship in the Humanities Opening Night: Wednesday, November 7, 2012, 7:30 p.m. *Member of Psi Beta Cast, Alpha Psi Omega National Theatre Honorary. Production Biographies Production Biographies, Continued Kevin Allinder (Lighting Design) Rebecca Harper (Dame Pluche) Home Town: Comer, AL Home Town: Valley Head, AL Previous Production Work: (Lighting Design) On The Verge, Caucasian Chalk Previous Production Work: (Acting) Caucasian Chalk Circle, Theatre UAB Circle and We Three -Theatre UAB . Festival of Ten Minute Plays , Theatre UAB Cabaret Touring Company. Education: Corner High School Education: Transfer student from Northeast Alabama Community College Bliss Bailey (Rosette) Leah Hudspeth, (Movement Coach/Choreographer) Home Town: Tuscaloosa, AL Home Town: Hoover, AL Previous Production Work: (Acting) Bar Mitzvah Boy, Little Shop of Horrors, Previous Production Work: (Acting) Caucasian Chalk Circle, Macbeth, Bookends Steel Magnolias - Paul W. Bryant High School. Touring Company -Theatre UAB. Education: Paul W. Bryant High School Education: Hoover High School. Joseph Bodkin (Villager) Adriane Johnson (Stage Manager) Home Town: Huntsville, AL Hometown: Birmingham, AL Previous Production Work: (Acting) : Twelfth Night, The Dining Room , A Small Previous Production Work: Postcards to J. Bird,
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