2009-2010 SEASON C ON OTHER STAGES C T3PEOPLE AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAR 23 -APR 14 Spring Awakening CHAIR Shanna Nugent Cobbs LIAISON, CITY OF DALLAS CULTURAL COMMISSION CIRCLE THEATRE Maura Wright Conley FEB 11 - MAR 13 Opus BOARD MEMBERS JacAlder, Cameron Ballantyne, COLLIN THEATRE CENTER J. Carl Cecere, Eric Gormly, Sally Hansen, David MAR 4- 14 Little Women: The Musical G. Luther, Sandra Mundy, Dana Rigg, Elizabeth Rivera, Eileen Rosenblum, PhD, Rebecca A. CONTEMPORARY THEATRE OF DALLAS Thomas, Deborah B. Tull FEB 11 - MAR 7 The Sisters Rosenweig HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS Roland & Virginia APR 15- MAY 9 Steel Magnolias Dykes, Gary W. Grubbs, John Strauss DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATER CORPORATE ADVISORY COUNCIL FEB 26 - MAR 21 Hansel cf{_Gretel TNS PARTNERS Jim Chambers MAR 19 - APR 25 The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe ALLIE BETH ALLMAN &ASSOCIATES APR 9 - 25 hard 2 spel dad Bill & Marsue Williams DALLAS SUMMER MUSICALS GABLES RESIDENTIAL Cindy Davis HEALTH SEARCH, LLC Dodie Butler FEB 17 - MAR 14 The Phantom ofthe Opera QUICKSILVER INTERACTIVE GROUP, INC. DALLAS TH EATER CENTER Jeannine Lee FEB 23 - MAY 9 The Beauty Plays by Neil LaBute: The THE FAIRMONT HOTEL Shannah Milstead Shape ofThings MEADOWS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Nancy Cochran MAR 12 - MAY 9 The Beauty Plays by Neil LaBute: Fat Pig ADMINISTRATION APR 2 - MAY 23 The Beauty Plays by Neil LaBute: EXECUTIVE PRODUCER-DIRECTOR JacAlder Expertise& Professionalism reasons to be pretty COMPANY MANAGER Terry Dobson When It Counts APR 16 - MAY 16 Death ofa Salesman ASSISTANT PRODUCER Cory Norman DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS Joan Sleight ECHO THEATRE IN-HOUSE ACCOUNTANT Wendy Kwan The Image After FEB 11 - 27 End Days DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS ({COMMUNICATIONS Ken Birdsell, photojournalist EISEMANN CENTER FOR THE Kimberly Richard www.imageafter.net PERFORMING ARTS IT MANAGER Nick Rushing MAR 5-6 Philobus INTERN SUPERVISOR John Davenport 214-364-6992 MAR 11 - 14 The Talk of theTown EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MAR 21 Fred Garbo InflatableTheater AdeleAcrey APR 11 The Little Mermaid HOUSEKEEPING Kevin Spurrier GREATER LEWISVILLE PRODUCTION COMMUNITY THEATRE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Daniel Pucul FEB 12 -28 The Complete Works ofShakespeare, MUSICAL DIRECTOR Terry Dobson Reviews Abridged RESIDENT ARTISTS Bruce R. Coleman, Jeffrey APR 16 - MAY 2 The Ta le ofthe Allergist's Wife Schmidt, & David Walsh News ICT MAINSTAGE INTERN STAFF David Gibson, Samantha Saucedo, and Sara MAR 19 -APR 28 The Lion in Winter Theater Schultz JUBILEE THEATRE Features CUSTOMER SERVICE JAN 29 - FEB 28 From the Mississippi Delta CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER Biogs MAR 26 - APR 25 One Mo' Time -An Evening at Lyric Amy Mills Jackson Theatre 192 6 Classical Music HOUSE MANAGER Nancy Meeks Listings KITCHEN DOG THEATER DAYTIME BOX OFFICE MANAGER FEB 12 - MAR 13 boom Darius Warren Humor APR 9 - MAY 8 The Seagull EVENING BOX OFFICE MANAGER Fred Faust MESQUITE COMMUNITY THEATER Dance BOX OFFICE AGENTS FEB 12 - 27 Kiss or Make Up Video Tony Banda, Sally Cole, Fred Faust, Chris Sanders SECOND THOUGHT THEATRE DIRECTOR OF TELEMARKETING Carol Crosby FEB 26 -27 Our Father TELEMARKETING AGENTS Deborah Byrd, Rose Quinn, Natha Taylor, Roger STAGE WEST Wilson At TheaterJones, FEB 11 -MAR 14 Copenhagen APR 15 - MAY 9 The Lonesome West we're all performing arts. THEATRE ARLINGTON All the time. FEB 26 - MAR 14 SeussicalJr. UNDERMAIN THEATRE APR 10- MAY 8 Endgame This playbill is a publication ofTheatre Three, Inc., 2800 Routh Street, Suite 168, Dallas, Texas 75201, 214-871-3300, UPTOWN PLAYERS www theatre3dallas.com in support of (the fifth FEB 26 - MAR 21 Equus show of the 2009-2010 Theatre Three Season) and BillW.'(Dr. Bob (the seventh show of the 2009-2010 Theatre Too Season)� WATERTOWER THEATRE PLAYBILL EDITORS: JacAlder a[KimberlyRichard PROOFREADER: Adele Acrey TheaterJones.com MAR 4 - 14 Out ofthe Loop Fringe Festival ILLUSTRATION: Joe Howard APR l - 25 Is He Dead? PHOTOGRAPHY: Ken Birdsell/The Image After Unoastructed views DESIGN 6{LAYOUT: David w. Radabaugh/ D Magazine C EXECUTIVE PRODUCER-DI RECTOR JAC ALDER PRESENTS ... • ,Bedroom Farce PLAYWRIGHT Produced b)• Spc�ialArrangtmcnr will, Som1

ARTISTIC STAFF PRODUCTION STAFF Alan Ayckbourn THEATRE PLAYWRIGHT DIRECTOR AEA STAGE MANAGER THREE Ayckbourn is the most popular and prolific JacAlder *Amy Mills In this latter capacity, he serves on the of contemporary English playwrights. SET DESIGN TECHNICAL DI RECTOR board ofTexas Non-Profit Theatresand was Using his position as artistic director of the JeffreySchmidt Daniel Pucul a founding and continuing member of the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough COSTUME DESIGN MASTER CARPENTER Advisory Board of the Arts Magnet High (a theatre-in-the-round he has headed Michael Robinson JeffreySchmidt School, is on the KERA Advisory Board, and, since 1972) as a launching pad, Ayckbourn LIGHTING DESIGN SCENIC ARTIST has written and produced an astounding through the Dallas Area Cultural Advocacy David Gibson David Walsh seventy full-length plays, most of which Coalition, is a member of the Advisory SOUND DESIGN 1 have had subsequent productions in Committee forDallas Arts Advocacy Day CAST John Davenport, Jae Alder TREVOR London's West End. Ayckbourn had an -August 20, 2009. He is supported in the PRODUCTION ASSISTANT *B.J. Cleveland early career as an actor and stage manager: mission ofTheatre Three by many artists, Samantha Saucedo in 1959 he played Stanley in The Birthday a hard-working and dedicated staff,and NICK PRODUCTION CREW Party in a production directed by its author, John Davenport, David Gibson, the energies of the theatre's generous and Linus Craig Harold Pinter. During that early theatre Samantha Saucedo and Sara inventive Board of Directors. His thanks JAN Schultz career he started writing forBBC Television, to all, and to all TheatreThree's playgoers, Ginger Goldman but quickly focusedexclusively on theatre, he extends his usual admonition: "Enjoy SCENE SYNOPSIS becoming both a playwright and director. MALCOLM yourselves!" **Jason Kennedy PLACE He continues to direct not only his own One spring evening and night in plays, but works by other playwrights KATE bedrooms of Delia and Ernest, Kate produced at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, JeffreySchmidt SET DESICN »Mr.Schmidt Tiffany Lonsdale-Hands and Malcolm, and Nick and Jan. as well as directing assignments forthe last designed the set forEcho Theatre's DELIA National Theatre of London.The facility End Days, and the horses masks for *Connie Nelson TIME of his comedy and his inventiveness were Uptown Players' Equus. He is co-founder Present day, suburban London. quickly recognized as major gifts. But of the recently formedThe Drama Club, a SUSANNAH because he concentrated on lifestyles of Jody Rudman theatre company with a strong emphasis the British suburban middle class, some on ensemble and design. He directed/ ERNEST critics were initially dismissive of his plays. designed/wrote The Old Woman in the *Terry Vandivort Eventually, they heaped awards on his plays including "best play" awards in '73, '74, '77, Wood, inspired by a Grimm's fairytale, and LEFT: '87, '89, and 'go. He holds three honorary directed/co-designed/adapted Strindberg's B.J. Cleveland, and degrees of Doctor of Letters, and a Knight­ The Ghost Sonata forThe Drama Club. CingerColdman with hood. Though he suffereda stroke in 2006, Other direct/design credits include Talley's Linus Craig his recovery has been sufficientto see him Folly forTheatre Three as well as Tennes­· return to work to premiere his 70th play at BELOW: see Williams' Vieux Carre, Ben Elton's the Stephen Joseph Theatre. Although he Popcornand Sor Juana De La Cruz's Trysts retired from his artistic director post, he in Toledo. Recent scenic design credits continues to direct premieres and revivals include Bedroom Farce, The 25th Annual of his work at that theatre. His plays are Putnam County Spelling Bee and Six Dance staples of regional theatres across America. Lessons in Six Weeks forTheatre Three and Cinderella forSt. John's Episcopal School. ARTISTIC STAFF He was the artistic director of MoonWater Theater Company forthree years. Jeffrey JacAlder DIRECTOR» Mr. Alder serves The­ recently appeared onstage in: Twelfth atreThree as Executive Producer-Director. Night as Duke Orsino and Romeo and He is a co-founder (in 1961) ofTheatre Juliet as Tybalt with the Trinity Shakespeare Three, followingthe leadership of his late Festival, and in the worldwide reading of wife, Norma Young. Jae most recently the Laramie Project: Ten Years Later with designed and directed Lost in the Stars, The the Dallas Theater Center, featuringBetty Royal Family, and Amy's View. His other Buckley. He will be directing and designing There will be one 15 minute intermission duties include heading the administrative Second Thought Theatre's production of between Acts I & 11. and financialteam of the theatre, selecting Lobster Alice in April. * indicates members working under Actor's Please silence your cell phones and all Equity Association contracts in this production. electronic devices. No photography or repertoire, and working in the community ** indicates a performerenrolled in the AEA videography is allowed without the consent of and in Texas forthe promotion of the Arts. Michael Robinson COSTUME DESICN »Mr. membership candidate program. the theater. C BEDROOM FARCE BIOGRAPHIES

LEFT TO RIGHT: Jason Kennedy, Tif­ fanyLonsdale-Hands, Jody Rudman, Linus Craig, and Connie Nelson

Robinson's recent assign- Several Stories, and assis- the University ofTexas- characters she portrayed Connie Nelson DELIA» Don't Dress for Dinner, and ments at Theatre Three tant stage managed Much Arlington. in her one-woman Dallas audiences may as Gladys in Talking Pictures include TheFull Monty, Ado About Nothing. At show entitled Francine's remember this award in our 2007 season. Jody Vieux Carre, Glorious!, Richland College, he stage LinusCraig NICK» Mr. Mitzvah's, which she wrote winning, T3 veteran for has performed at many Democracy, Talking Pictures, managed Seussica/, The Craig returns to us, being .. and directed. Ginger's her performancesin Into other theaters around The Odd Couple, Caroline, Musical. In May 2004 he remembered forhis roles in talent has been honored the Woods, Stringbean, the Metroplex, including or Change, Mack Ii[_Mabel, was given an International Gross Indecency, The Trials with a Leon Rabin award for Seasons Greetings, The Contemporary Theatre Pygmalion, Crimes of the Thespian Honor Award. For of Oscar Wilde (Ensemble), 4 Best Supporting Actress. Gingerbread Lady and A. .. of Dallas (Kathy and Mo), Heart, Whodunnit, Defiance, the last fouryears, he has and Amphitryon (Sosia). She is represented by the My Name is Alice and other Dallas Children's Theater The Light in the Piazza, Lost worked as a professional Linus recently received his Kim Dawson Agency. shows during her twenty (Charlotte's Web and in the Stars, and The Royal stage hand and electrician MFA fromthe University years as a TheatreThree Sarah Plain and Tall), and Family. He has designed at the Eisemann Center in of Houston where he Jason Kennedy MALCOLM audience favorite. New Classical Theater (Death of many shows forWater- Richardson, and Bass Hall studied with Edward Albee »Mr.Kennedy is again on York and regional appear- a Salesman). She received TowerTheatre, Uptown in Austin. David is currently and Lanford Wilson. His our stage after appearing ances include leading and a Best Actress Award for Players, CrossRoads on our staffas a Class A favoriteroles include as Toby in Amy's View. He supporting roles with The As Bees in Honey Drownat Theatre, Garland Civic Intern forthe 2009-10 Orlando in As You Like It, has a degree in acting Acting Company, Ensemble Stage West, Ft.Worth. Jody Theatre, Garland Summer season. Eli in SpitfireGrill, Wooly fromAbilene Christian Studio Theatre, National hosts What's Brewing on Musicals, Lyric Stage, Mammoth in The Skin of University where he has Alliance forMusical Theatre, the Veria network, and also Irving; Contemporary CAST Our Teeth, Frederick in performedsuch roles as Lark Theatre, American appears in many national Theatre of Dallas, Kauffman Noises Off,Oates in Code Don Lockwood in Singing Repertory Theater, Arena commercials, industrials Civic Theatre, and Coppell B.J. Cleveland TREVOR » of the Woosters, Balthazar in the Rain, Cat in the Hat Stage, Cincinnati Playhouse, and films. In her other life, Community Theatre. His Mr. Cleveland, recently in Measure for Measure, in Seussical, David/Frasier/ Dallas Theater Center, Jody is a prosecutor with awards include "Best appeared on our stage as Smokey in Damn Yankees, Pinky/et al in Prides Crossing GuthrieTheater, Pittsburgh the Dallas County District Costume Shop" (Dallas "Chip", the memorable boy and Rosse in Macbeth. and Larry in Inspecting CLO, Shakespeare Dallas, Attorney's office, and most Observer 2000), "Best scout in The 25th Annual Theatrical venues include Carol. Jason has also Walnut Street Theatre, importantly, a devoted Costumes" for Old Settler Putnam County Spelling Capital City Playhouse, performedas Cassius in and many more. Connie mom. (Dallas/Fort Worth Critics Bee; and in the hit Midlife! and Austin Shakespeare, Julius Caesar and Malvolio starred in the feature Forum Awards 2003), and The Crisis Musical, hosted Austin; and Stage West, in TwelfthNight at the filmLate Bloomers and TerryVandivort ERNEST» the Rabin Award forBest Uptown Players' Broadway Fort Worth Shakespeare, Abilene Shakespeare Festi- received the Lone Star Mr. Vandivort, a veteran Costume in a Play or Musi- Our Wa)',and played the and Jubilee Theatre, Ft. val. Other credits include Film and Television Award actor at TheatreThree since cal (2001, 2002, and 2005). role of Elwood P. Dowd Worth. Directing credits Leo Bloom in The Producers, forBest Actress. Other 1970, was most recently in Harvey forTheatre include Benefactors, A.Lie Anthony in Sweeney Todd, awards include the Dallas seen in last season's Lost in David Gibson LICHTINC Arlington. He has over 350 of the Mind, The Real Thing, Mr. McQueen / u/s Bobby Observer/Best of Dallas, the Stars. Other appear- DESICN »Mr.Gibson roles to his credit as actor, Greater Tuna, and A Tale of in Urinetown, and the title DallasTheatre Critic's ances include A Funny earned his BFA in technol- director, and choreographer Two Cities. role in Pippin. Jason also Forum Award (3 time recipi- Thing Happened on the ogy and design at Texas in national, international performedas the Lead ent), and nominations for Way to the Forum, Broken State University. He most and regional tours, and Ginger GoldmanJAN » Male Singer on Norwegian the Leon Rabin (Othello), Glass, Into the Woods, recently was the light was a household name for Ms. Goldman is back with Cruise Lines. the Barrymore (Rags), and Pygmalion, The Boyfriend, designer forTexas State many years as the daily host Theatre Three and will be the Cincinnati Entertain- , University's mainstage pro- of BJ Ii[_The Super Ones. BJ remembered forher role as TiffanyLonsdale-Hands ment Award (Coyote on Shadow/ands, Waiting for duction of The Caucasian appeared on the NBC series, Gwendolyn Pigeon in The KATE» Ms. Lonsdale- a Fence). She is known Godot, Sly Fox, and The Chalk Circle, forwhich he The Facts of Life,as host of Odd Couple several years l Hands will be remembered forher recurring role of Devil's Disciple. He has won 2nd place as Best Light the Discovery Channel's ago. Ginger holds a BA in forher role as Kay Mostyn Detective Gwen McGorry performedon most Dallas Designer at the American Route 66, and in Robert theatre fromThe University r in1 Murder on the Nile. She on the HBO series OZ. stages including Dallas College Theatre Festival Altman's filmStreamers. of Southern Californiaand recently completed filming Other television guest star Children's Theater, Dallas in April; prior to that, he He received the lifetime an MA in theatre from her first feature film, / appearances include Law Ii[_ Theater Center, Kitchen did the light design for achievement award from Texas Woman's Univer- Become Gilgamesh. Her Order, Walker, Texas Ranger DogTheatre, Shakespeare Company, The Musical, and the Live Theatre League sity. She most recently industrial and commercial and Guiding Light. She Dallas, Uptown Players, .. while at Richland College ofTarrant County, worked performedin WaterTower filmexperience includes resides in Manhattan with and the Lean Theatre. He in Richardson, did the light forTheatre Arlington for 27 Theatre's Laughter on the work for the Methodist her husband, David. was awarded the Dallas design forOne Flew Over years, and was a resident 23rd Floor and some of her Health System, TXU, and Theatre Critics' Forum the Cuckoo's Nest. David's actor/director with Casa favoriteroles include St. Repairmycreditnow.com. JodyRudman SUSANNAH Award forTaking Steps and talent also includes stage Maiiana.BJ, Artistic Direc- Monica and Mother Teresa She is represented by Linda »Ms. Rudman is back Dear Liar, both at Theatre management: at Texas tor ofTexas Creative Arts in The Last Days ofjudas McAlister Talent. on our stage and will be Three, and SouthernBaptist State, he stage managed A Academy, is also an adjunct Iscariot at Risk Theater remembered as Jacqueline Sissies at Uptown Players. Chorus Line, and House of theatre arts professor at Initiative, and the various in last season's smash hit C T3 SEASON CALENDAR

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THE ROYAL FAMILY BEDROOM FARCE WOODY GUTHRIE'S I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW July 30-August 30 February 25-March 28 AMERICAN SONG CHANCE The landmark comedy by The ingenious, marriage disas­ June 19-July 26 January 29-February 28 George S. Kaufman B[Edna Ferber. ter comedy by Alan Ayckbourn. A new musical by Peter Glazer. The annual return of the "Snapplily directed by Theatre Three The stage set has three bedrooms "TheatreThree's basement musical revues perfect revue by Joe DiPietro B[ co-founder Jae Alder, the 1927 play... gener· in which we see four couples whose have been among its most memorable Jimmy Roberts. ates laughs from boisterous, quarrelsome intertwined lives ricochet between pas­ offerings in recent years, and Woody ".. . this show is just about "Perfect." And, of TICKETS& characters who bring as much drama to sion and indifference in this breakthrough Guthrie's American Song is one of the course, it's the quintessential Valentine Theatre Three, Inc. INFORMATION their offstage relationships as to their tale penned by England's most successful best in the series." -- Lawson Taitte, The event. (I dare you not to squeeze your 2800 Routh Street 214-871-3300 work on the boards." -- Manuel Mendoza, contemporary playwright. Written while Dallas MorningNews , sweetheart's hand when Floyd sings Suite 168 theatre3dallas.com The Dallas Morning News he was artistic director of the Stephen "Shouldn't I Be Less in Love.")" -- Perry Dallas, Texas 75201 Joseph Theatre, this play went on to the SIXDANCE LESSONS IN Stewart, TheaterJones THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM West End and Broadway where critics SIXWEEKS COUNTY SPELLING BEE and audiences alike cheered Ayckbourn's August 28-September 20 BILL W. AND DR. BOB September 24-0ctober 25 unique inventiveness, his wit, and his cheerful diagnosis of the collapse of A comedy by Richard Alfieri. March 26-April 18 The recent Broadway musical middle class morality, "It's big, strong, and full of life, but imbued The story behind the start of hit by William Finn BlRachel with a compelling intimacy. ..Bottom line: A.A. by Stephen Bergman B[Janet Sheinkin. [TITLE OF SHOW) this is a great show to watch and get lost Surrey. "Putnam County fitsexceptionally well April 22-May 23 in." -- Matt Gunther,John Garcia's The Not only is the play moving and insightful, atTheatre 3-:even better than it did An original Broadway musical Column it is a great comedy as well. .. a must on Broadway- because the theater's with music and lyrics by Jeff see for anyone who has experienced intimate, in-the-round space can make SNAKE IN THE CRASS Bowen and book by Hunter Bell. alcoholism in their family or on a personal us feel as if we really are in a school October 23-November 15 level. No, let's change that: a must-see gymnasium." -- Jerome Weeks, ArtIf( Seek . In the uproarious tradition of backstage for us all. musicals, this 2006 off-Broadway hit A comedy mystery ghost-story by Alan Ayckbourn. TALLEY'S FOLLY follows two theater geeks as they try to November 19-December 20 pursue their idea of happiness: create a " is a must-see being as really great musical just in time to make it is the season of ghosts and ghouls and The Pulitzer Prize-winning the deadline for a theater festival. The all. But watch your wine glass and your romantic comedy by Lanford songwriting team considers all sorts step. And be sure to keep a lookout Wilson. of fabulous ideas as they try to cobble behind you. There are lots of laughs to together this last minute production, "Everyone involved withTheatre Three and be had and heart strings to be pulled." discovering all of the hilarious backstage EdgeDallas.com Talley's Folly should be remarkably proud. -- Jenny Block, drama of putting on a show. This is, quite simply, one of the finestplays I've seen this year." -- Doug Dodasovich, EdgeDallas.com ANOTHER NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS AMY'S VIEW November 27-December 20 December 31 -January 31 A musical tale by Sean Grennan B[ A serious comedy by Sir David Leah Okimoto. Hare. "Ultimately, it's as comfortingly "Under the sure-handed direction of ] sentimental as sipping a cup of cocoa TheatreThree Executive Producer/ under a flannel blanket." --Arnold Wayne Director Jae Alder, the play is a skillfully Jones, Dallas Voice acted, thought-provoking dramedy that lingers with you long after the finalbows ." SONGS OF THE REDHEAD, THE -- Doug Dodasovich, EdgeDallas.com MUSIC OF DANNY KAYE January 7-January 24 A tribute to a legendary performer by Don Alan Croll. "But all in all, Mr, Croll is a marvelous, fanciful performerwho knows how to share pleasure, warmth and radiance." -- Christopher Soden, DallasExaminer.com Ginger Goldman rehearses Bedroom Farce. C EXECUTIVE PRODUCER-DIRECTOR JAC ALDER PRESENTS ... Bill W. 6<, Dr. Bob

PLAYWRIGHTS Stephen Bergman & Janet Surrey By Special Arra11gemt11t with Samuel French, Inc. Stephen Bergman THEATRE ARTISTIC STAFF SCENE SYNOPSIS TIME PLAYWRIGHT TOO DIRECTOR Mr. Bergman is both a doctor on the Harvard medical faculty (30 years) and a playwright and Kerry Cole The play takes place from novelist under the pen-name "Samuel Shem". Plays: Roomfor One Woman and Napoleon's SET DESIGN David Walsh September 1925 to July 1935, except .. Dinner produced off-offBroadway, were selected for The Best Short Plays of the Year anthol­ LIGHTING DESIGN Paul Arnold forthe Prologue and Epilogue, both set in 1939 and 1955 ogy; The Lifeat Ground Zero (Blackburn Theatre, Gloucester), and Courtenay's Gym (The COSTUME DESIGN Boston Shakespeare Company). Novels have sold over two million copies in 50 countries and Michael Robinson PLACE include: The House of God, Fine, and Mount Misery. Shem has been honored as one of the SOUND DESIGN Locationsinclude Dr. Bob and Boston Public Library's "Literary Lights," as one of"Boston's Best Authors," as a speaker at the Richard Frohlich Anne Smith's house in Akron, Ohio Hemingway Centennial Celebration at the JFK library, and with the Vanderbilt University and Billand Lois Wilson's house Medal of Merit. He has given the commencement address, "How to Stay Human in Medi­ CAST in Brooklyn as well as several other cine", at over 50 medical schools. DR. BOB SMITH Jerry Crow settings that set the stage forthe MAN Andrew Dillon founding of Alcoholics Anynomous. ANNE SMITH '�Stephanie Dunnam Janet Surrey sneaking on with the dew PLAYWRIGHT Bl LL WILSON *Greg Forshay just an old second hand man Ms. Surrey is a Founding Scholar at the Jean Baker Miller Training Institute at the Stone LOIS WILSON **Renee Krapff He'll buy your old day from you Center, Wellesley College; on the faculty and board of the Institute of Meditation and WOMAN Elizabeth Rueff he will take every sorrowof the day Psychotherapy in Newton, a clinical psychologist in private practice, and has taught at that is through Harvard Medical School, Andover Newton Theological School and the Episcopal Divinity PRODUCTION STAFF and he'll give you tomorrowjust to School. She authored many books and papers in relational psychology, women's psychological AEA STAGE MANAGER start a lifeanew *Sally Cole then you'll be a bit older in the dawn development, spirituality, and addiction. She co-authored the books: Women's Growth ,in when you wake TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Daniel Pucul Connection:Writings from Garden, The Light in the and you'll be a bit bolder with the new ICT Mainstage, Irving; & PRODUCTION ASSISTANT the Stone Center, and Richardson Community Piazza, Pygmalion and A David Gibson day you make Mothering Against the Theater, and Richland College. Dog's Life on our Mainstage, MASTER CARPENTER Daniel Pucul here's the Japanese Sandman trade him silver for gold Odds: Diverse Voices of Kerry has also performedin and forSongs ofthe Redhead: MASTER ELECTRICIAN David Gibson just an old second hand man trading Contem12oraryMothers, and served as the AEA stage The Music of Danny Kaye, SCENIC ARTIST David Walsh new days for old. and is a contributing manager forour productions. Snake in the Grass, Look PRODUCTION CREW From "The Japanese Sandman", author of Women's Growth She appeared in Infidelities, What's Happened to Pixie John Davenport, David Gibson, words by Raymond 8. Egan a[music in Diversity, The Com12lex- How the Other HalfLoves, DeCosta, Blind Date, Season's Samantha Saucedo, and Sara by Richard A Whitin 1920 ity of Connection, and Medicine, Man Season's Greetings, The LaVidas' Schultz and Mindfulness and Greetings and stage man- Landlord, and Mid-Life!The Psychotherapy. With aged our productions of Crisis Musical in Theatre Too. husband, Stephen Democracy, The Odd Couple, David's credits include his Bergman, she founded the I Love You, You're Perfect, eight years in Amarillo, TX, Gender Relations Research Now Change, and A Dog's where he was the Assistant Project at the Stone Center Life. Stage managing credits Technical Director and and published We Have to include WaterTowerTheatre, Scenic Designer/Artist for • Talk: Healing Dialog!:!es Plano Repertory Theatre, Amarillo Little Theatre (ALT). Between Women and Men, Shakespeare Festival of Dal- He was on the design team and the curriculum las and Wayside Theater in responsible forthe design Making Connections: Virginia, where she served as and execution ofmore than Building Gender Dfa- Resident Equity Stage Man- 80 productions. Along logues and Community in ager. She currently teaches with his design responsi- Secondary Schools. theatre at both the University bilities, he also appeared in of North Texas and Richland a number of productions: ARTISTIC STAFF College, but her teaching Gross Indecency, Big River, A experience includes UTD, Funny Thing Happened on the Kerry Cole TWU, Eastern New Mexico Way to the Forum, and The Andrew Dillon DIRECTOR» Ms. Cole Univ., and the University of Lonesome West. RIGHT directed our productions Central Arkansas. Renee Krapfl' There will be one fifteenminute intermission of The Mousetrap, Talking Michael Robinson between Acts I and 11. Pictures, Season's Greet- David Walsh COSTUME DESICN » Mr. * indicates members working under Actor's Please silence your cell phones and all ings, and Whodunnit. Her SET DESICN »Mr.Walsh, Robinson's recent assign- Equity Association contracts in this production. electronic devices, No photography or ** indicates a performerenrolled in the AEA videography is allowed without the consent of Metroplex venues include a man ofmany talents, ments at Theatre Three membership candidate program. the theater. Circle Theatre, Ft. Worth; designed our sets forHouse include The Royal Family, C BILL VI.& DR. BOB BIOGRAPHIES

LEFT TO RIGHT: GregForshay, Stephanie Dun­ nam, Elizxabeth Rueff,and Jerry Crow

The Full Monty, Vieux Carre, Emporia State University in The Mousetrap, and You're Festival of Independent Heidi Chronicles and The Classical Acting Company, Glorious!, Democracy, Talking Kansas, where he did lighting A Good Man Charlie Brown. Theatres, Addison. Jerry's Sisters Rosensweig. Film and Contemporary Theatre of Pictures, The Odd Couple, design for Proof and Time for However, she also has acting TV experience includes TV credits include Frasier, Dallas, and Uptown Players Caroline, or Change, The Ives. He has also done work credits with us and some appearances in the Prison Magnum P.I., and Dynasty. in Dallas; Garland Civic Light in the Piazza, and Lost in Lawrence, Kansas; the of her favoriteroles include Break series; and a short film, Theatre, and Plano Repertory in the Stars. Metroplex Astor's Beechwood Theatre, Lady Angkatell in The Hollow, Family Business, directed by Greg Forshay BILL w. » Mr. Theatre. Renee received a venues include costuming for Newport, Rhode Island; and Dorothy in Glorious!, Sook his son, Sam Crow. Forshay is making his 5th Leon Rabin nomination for WaterTowerTheatre, Uptown Maine State Music Theatre, in A Christmas Memory, appearance with us; previous The Last Night of Ballyhoo Players, Cross-RoadsTheatre, Brunswick, Maine. and Ann in I'll Leave it to Andrew Dillon MAN» Mr. roles include Neville in and a Column Award for Red Garland Summer Musicals, You. Sally spent a year in Dillon, making his debut with Season's Greetings (twice), Scare on Sunset. She has also Lyric Stage, Irving; Contem- Richard Frohlich sou ND Californiastudying filmand us, started acting in Califor- Giles in House and Garden, done Regional and National porary Theatre of Dallas, DESIGN» Mr. Frohlich's asso- appeared in many TV shows nia in 2001. His firstrole was and Sgt.Standish in Whodun- Voice Over and Commercial Kauffman Civic Theatre and ciation with Theatre Three as and filmsincluding Gilmore that of Col.Fitz william in nit. Greg's Metroplex credits work, and is represented by Coppell Community Theatre. our sound designer began in Girls, CS/: New York, Meet Pride and Prejudice, and from include productions at Heather Collier. Michael has also designed for 2006 and he has completed Dave and You Can't Mess there went on to perform as Dallas Children's Theater and many of our local colleges/ 19 assignments with us With Zohan. One of her Arthur Holmwood in Dracula, Pegasus Theatre in Dallas, Elizabeth RueffWOMAN » universities: Brookhaven & during this time. Richard's short filmsrecently appeared Dartagnon in The Three Circle Theatre, Ft.Worth; Ms.Rueff makes her debut Richland colleges, UNT, TCU, assignments include Amy's at the Sapporo International Musketeers, and Mozart in and Theatre Arlington, to at Theatre Three, and is and UTD. His awards include View, The Royal Family, Six Short Film Festival in Amadeus. Andrew moved to name a few. Regionally his originally from Tennessee, "Best Costume Shop" (Dallas Dance Lessons in Six Weeks, Sapporo, Japan. By day, Sally Dallas in 2007 and has been credits include performances having earned a minor in Observer 2000), "Best Murder on the Nile, De.ft- is on our Box Officestaff seen locally performing as in Los Angeles with The theatre fromVanderbilt Costumes" for Old Settler once, House and Garden, assisting Theatre Three Howard in Moon Over Buffalo, Groundlings, Alliance University in Nashville. (Dallas/Ft.Worth Critics Whodunnit, Crimes of the patrons. Ken Gorman in Rumors, Repertory Co., and the Elizabeth performed at the Forum Awards 2003), and the Heart, Popcorn,and TheFull Captain Phantasm in Captain Los Angeles Writer's New Bijou and Clarence Brown Leon Rabin Award forBest Monty (2006 Column Award). CAST Phantasm, and Captain Blood Play Series. Greg co-wrote, Theatres in Knoxville and at Costume in a Play or Musical His credits also include in Captain Blood. He has also co-produced and co-starred the Tennessee Performing (2001, 2002, and 2005). various Metroplex venues: Jerry Crow DR. BOB SMITH taken on the role of combat in an award-winning short Arts Center in Nashville. ContemporaryTheatre of »Mr.Crow received his BFA choreographer, designing the titled S.C.R.E.W.E.Dwith his She made her Texas debut Paul Arnold Dallas, Echo, and Uptown in theatre from SMU, and fightscenes for Moon Over good friendJoe Wright, to in 2007 in the Irving LIGHTING DESIGN» Mr. Players in Dallas; Irving Com- returns to Theatre Three, hav- Buffalo, Captain Phantasm, whom he dedicates this per- Community Theatre, Main Arnold returns to use his munity Theater Mainstage, ing performed the roles of and Captain Blood. formance. He is a graduate Stage production of Dearly technological expertise and Texas Radio Theatre Dean in The Royal Family this ofTexas Christian University, Departed. Most recently she in lighting design with us Company. Richard is also season and Major Swindon Stephanie Dunnam and additionally studied with appeared as Bertha in The again. His recent work in a producer and director for in The Devil's Disciple three ANNE SMITH» Ms.Dunnam the in Secret Affairsof Mildred Wild Theatre Too has been Songs vocational and educational years ago. However, his returns to our stage and London. at Richardson Theatre Centre. of the Redhead: The Music of videos. His awards include a debut with us was 34 years will be remembered for her She also appeared in other Danny Kaye, Woody Guthrie's 2002 Ogle (Horror/Fantasy ago,1976, in Shelter. Among roles in Man and Superm:an Renee KrapffLOIS WILSON Metroplex venues: Mesquite American Song, Six Dance Les- Audio Production), and a his credits are roles in Metro- and The Quality of Mercy. »Ms. Krapffis back with us, Community Theatre, Runway sons in Six Weeks, and Snake 2004 MarkTime (Science plex venues as: David in A Recently, Stephanie was and audiences will remember Theatre, Grapevine, and in the Grass. Paul's prior Fiction Audio Production). Feminine Ending, WaterTower seen as Mrs. Antrobus in her roles as Rachel in Rover Dramawerks, Plano. Theatre Toocredits were The Richard lives in Arlington Theatre, Addison; Bud Todd the Stage West (Ft.Worth) Season's Greetings, Christina Her favoriteroles include LaVidas' Landlord, Season's with his wife Shannan and in Man From Nebraska, production of The Skin of Our Grant in Murder on the Nile, Pamela in Out of Order and ,I' Greetings, I Love Your, You're his children Dillon, Emily and Kitchen Dog Theatre and Teeth, and as Susan in Good Lenny McGrath in Crimes Jacqueline in Don't Dress for Perfect, Now Change, and James. Jerry in An Almost Perfect Things. Stephanie has worked of the Heart, and Myra in Dinner. Elizabeth also sings Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical. Person, WingspanTheatre in regionally forthe Old Globe, Talking Pictures. Metroplex with Key Tones,a Dallas He filledassignments on our Sally Cole AEA STAGE Dallas; Thor in Mornings at The Oregon Shakespeare credits include WaterTower cover band. Mainstage as Master Electri- MANAGER» Ms.Cole returns Seven, Richardson Theatre Festival and the Mark Ta per Theatre's Unnecessary Farce, cian for Crimes of the Heart,A to lend us her skills, having Center; and Jerry Hawkins in Forum. She has also toured Indoor Outdoor, Noises Off Dog's Lifeand Murder on the previously stage managed A The Wreck on the Five-Twenty nationally for Lincoln Center and You Can't Take It With Nile. Paul received training at Dog's Life, Metamorphoses, Five, Theatre Quorum's in Wendy Wasserstein's The You; as well as shows for C T3PATRONS CT3PATRONS SUPPORTERS �TACA Theatre Three is supported by its Board of Directors, by subscribers, by funds from the City of � Funding the arts � � is our business NATIONAL Office of Cultural Affairs Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs,The Texas Commission on the'Arts, and The National Endowment CITY OF DALLAS ENDOWMENT forthe Arts. Supporters also include TACA and The 500, Inc. A major contribution from the estate FOR THE ARTS TEXAS.. ••v111., r;:11<,, of Marlene Webb, a longtime subscriber, has established the Theatre Three Endowment Fund in A great nation ON1Hf.Alln deserves great art support of the building and its equipment. fttf. PIVE HUNDRE.D.LNC..

THE ANNUAL FUND Thank you to all of our subscribers and donors who generously made contributions towards our 2009/2010 season. The Annual Fund supports Theatre Three's mission to produce exemplary, intimate theatrical productions while nuturing authors, regional artists and audiences. You can donate by fillingout and returning the donation form, or by calling Cory Norman at 214-871-3300, ext. #208.

PRODUCER'S CIRCLE Forsythe, Ms. Mamie Graham, Ed& LeAnn Moore, Louis & Betty Moore, Nan Moser, Diana and Janet Hadeler, Greg & Heda Hahn, Roy $1000 or more Greer, Elaina and Gary Gross, Mr.& Mrs. Jack Muckleroy, Erika& Joel Nannis, Sue Prather, & Renee Hallmark, John Harbin, Frances & Dr.& Mrs. Kenneth Altshuler, Ida Jane & Doug W. Hawkins, Charles & Patricia Hayward, Vince Punaro, Dr. W. Paul Radman, Patricia Gerald Hare, Martha Heimberg & Ron Sekerak, Bailey, Floyd Durr& James Lee Blackwell, Mr. William J. Hendrix, Messrs. Doug Miller & Bob Rice, Catherine Ritchie, Nick2 Rushing, Mr. Charles& Trudy Hess, Jim & Aloha Higdon, Bill Bond, Mason Brown Family Foundation, Hess, Dr.& Mrs. A.B. Ingalls, Mrs. Jo Kurth Glenn Samford, Carol A. Sewell, Brooks & Vicki Ms. April Hill, Ennis & Donna Hill, Ms. Diane Inc., George & Jo Ann Caruth, John & Barbara Jagoda, French &Amy Jones, Patrick& Judy Shafer, David & Elaine Smith, Beth Sparks, Hultquist, R. Neil& Joan Hutson, John & Cissne, Shanna L. Nugent, Hannah & Stuart Kelly, Carol & George Kondos, Steve Krant, Stephen & Susan Spencer, Ted & Patti Steinke, Rusty Jaggers, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Jericho, Jode Cutshall, J. Roland& Virginia Dykes, Stan James A. Lathim, Jr., Judy Meagher, Scot& Jim & Mary Ann Stewart, Ginger Stieber, Don Johnson, Robert A.&Mary B. Jones, Audrey Graner & Jim McBride, Harriet Halsell, John& Eileen Milvenan, Arlene & Louis Navias, Mal & Norma Stone, John Sutherland, Deborah & Norman Kaplan, Rich & Janeen Karm, Dr. Meg Hauge, Emily Jefferson, Mr.& Mrs. Edwin & Linda Noone, Paul& Joan Ridley, Mr. &Mrs. & Craig Sutton, Dr. Joan M. Tamez, David Sondra Kaufman, Charlotte Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. B. Jordan, Mr. David G. Luther Jr., Margot Richard Rosprim, Rick Russell, Jules& Hazel Tannenbaum, Dr.& Mrs. Barry Uhr, Ms. Lupe Tom Kennedy, Gail G. Klaveness, Elaine Klobe, Perot, Wm W. Richardson, Eileen and Harvey Schoenberg, Tom & Phoebe Shaw, Gary& Valdez, Britt& Bonnie Vincent, Jonathan& Joyce & Howard Korn, Caryn Korshin, Mr. & Rosenblum, Enika Schulze, John Mccafferty& Genie Short, Martha & Robert Sloan, Marvin Nancy Walker, Joe& Helen Walker, Thomas Mrs. Joseph J. Kuhlmann, Peggy Ladenberger, Lorraine Sear, Peggy, Don, and Lynn Townsley, & Margaret Sloman, Evelyn Smith, Willis D. E.& Charlotte Walker, Hal& Carolyn Warnick, Ph.D., Shula Lavie, Mrs. Peggy Learner, Mr. Weathers Family Charitable Fund of CFT, Smith, Pat Tarpley, JoAnn & Robert Tobey, Dan Kay & Harry Weaver, Ralph 0. Weber, Louise Jack V. Lewis, Elwood T.& Marion Lindell, Charles & Laura Weems Van Pelt, Margaret & Max Wells, Chris Westfall C. Wells, John T.& Mary Willett, Clark& Jane Jennifer Luderman, Mr.& Mrs. Scott Ludrick, & Lisa-Gabrielle Greene Willingham Jay R. & Martha Mackey-Downs, Rev.& Mrs LEADING PLAYERS William Matthews, Cynthia Maxwell, Marcia $500-$999 BACKSTAGE BENEFACTORS FRIENDS McGoey, Samuel R. & Barbara McKenney, Cameron Ballantyne, Susan E. Barkley, $125-$249 $50-$124 Hilda S. McLaughlin, K. Messerschmitt, Leon Lawrence & Elizabeth Barron, KEMB, Mr. & Barbara Alexander, Craig & Mary Anderson, Bernhard & Jean Andresen, Harold R. & Miller, Mr.& Mrs. W.W. Miller III, Marion Mrs. Marion L. Brockette, Morris S. Crim, Steve & Mary Baker, John P. Bell, Jr., Dr.& Mrs. Marion Avery, Ziona & Edwin Balaban, Sharie and Stewart Mitchell, Weldon Moore, Frank Brig. Gen& Mrs. H.J. Dalton,Jr., Joan Eschrich, Steven A. Bell, Mr. &Mrs. Lawrence G. Besson, Barnett, Catherine B. Bass, Anne Bell, Carl & Rosenbaum & Elaine G. Morrison, Diana Bobby& Anne Fincher, Dr. & Mrs. Leonard Ms. Emily Beyette, Dr. Jo Ellen Bogert, Mr. & Jeanette Benson, Mr.& Mrs. J. Jerry Berman, Muckleroy, Carolyn & Stewart Musket, Gregg Graivier, Mr. Alex Hamerman, Ms. Sarah M. Mrs. Gregory K. Boydston, Mr.& Mrs. Robert John& Betty Birkner, Julie Blackwell, Cathey & Debbie Nieman, George Nilan, Jr., Carol& Hansen, Brian & Sue Loncar, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boyer, Pete& Joan Brodton, Mrs. Francine Ann Fears and Mark Blaquiere, Rita Blasser, James Norris, Rudy Norris, Mary &Alex Oral. Mccasland, Jr., Casey & Megan McManemin, Burrows, Col. &Mrs. Earl M. Buys, Bill& Mr.& Mrs. Bruce C. Boardman, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Parsons, Ms. Carlene Peal-Sconce, Yvonne Paul Coggins & Regina Montoya, June S. Fran Carter, Martha Ann Cates, Betty and Robert Boyer, Mr. Robert Briggs, Vernon & Perkins, Ralph Perry, William Pervin & Susan Morgan, Sandra& Warren Mundy, William& Tom Cox, Michael L. Dailey, Amon& Pauline Helga Brown, Kevin Buehler, Mrs. Francine Chizeck, Russell & Murphy Phillips, Lynn & Elya Naxon, Mr. Patrick Parise, Bradford Reeves, Denur, Carol Jablonski &Michael Dill, John& Burrows, Col.& Mrs. Earl M. Buys, Daniel & Kendall Quisenberry, Ms. Helen Randolph, Mr. Nancy Rivin, Deedie Rose, Dr. & Mrs. James H. Harryette Ehrhardt, James & Kathryn Erickson, Marcia Carrithers, Rita Cavanaugh, Ms. Lalah Joseph M. Revesz, Ms. Dana Rigg, Ed& Carolyn Shelton, Mike& Anne Skipper, Gene &Marge Laura V. Estrada, Dawn Fowler, Gary& Edith Dee Chaney, Ms. JoAnn Charlesworth, Kim Roderick, David Rodgers, Bob& Kathleen Stockton, Frank Sulzbach, Patricia A. Vaughan, Fritzsche, Mr. &Mrs. John E. Garrett, Bob& Cheshier, Terry& Ann Conner, Mr. &Mrs. Rortvedt, Elliott& Phyllis Ross, Mr.& Mrs. Dennis West, Diana Winkelmann Barbara Goodman, Philip & Gloria Gray, Jay John Cross, Mr. Charles Crowell, Ms. Lee B Warren Rubin, Ms. S.J. Salwarowska, Laura B. Stankiewicz & Don Groves, Bob& Marilyn Cullum, Gabe & Carol Dalla!, LeRoy& Lynn Saunders, Judy Schecter, Ms. Edith Scheidt, Jim SUPPORTING PLAYERS Halpin, Mark& Lynda Hamilton, John& DeNooyer, In memory of Gene Diskey, Don & Marilyn Schwartz, Jean& Rudy Seward, Mr. $250-$499 Sandi Hebley, Robert & Barbara Herbison, &Barbara Dowling, Kenneth Driggs, Tim & Donald A. Shannon, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Shinn, Rae Allen &Claudine Sherrill, Drs. Vincent Ernie& Elsie Hunt, Mary Anne Ingram& Patricia Elliott, Boyce & Pat Farrar, Richard L. Chuck & Linda Smith, Val& Sylvia Smith, & Wendy Barr, Stan & Sue Baxley, Mr.& Jim Schachterle, Cher & David Jacobs, Matt & Kay Fleming, Douglas & Jill Foster, Dr. Ray Jim& Linda Smittle, Pat Standlee, Freda Gail Mrs. Bruce C. Boardman, Dennis & Chris C. Jansha, Barbara Kemp, Mary Kretzinger, Fowler, Lynn Frank, Joan Friedman, Shannon Stern, Billie Stone, Tom Sullivan, Ms. Eleanor Bosch, Tim & Susan Carnell, Kay & Elliot Lee& Kim Laird, Ms. Judy Lawhorn, Jack & H. Frink, Byron E. Gammage, Priscilla Gaston, Trachtenberg, Ms. Deborah Tull, Ms. Pamela Cattarulla, Kay Champagne, Cory Coons& Jo Ann Leavitt, William M. Lee, In Memory of James Giffen, Mark & Era Gilbert, Richard & Venne, Mr. Mike Warren, Karen Washington, Emily Stadulis, Tom Cornell, Carol L. Croy, Sidney Lynn, Barbara Materka, Ms. Judy Mathis, Rozelle Gilman, Doug& Linda Gilpin, Mike Jim and Tammy White, Audrey Wick, Bill Cynthia M. Cummings, Mr. & Mrs. William Madison & Charlene Mauze, William & Cynthia & Sandra Gist, W. John Glancy, Thom & Jane & Julie Wilkinson, James Williams & Maria A. Custard, Charron & Peter Denker, Dede Meier, David & Wilma Milne, Mr. & Mrs. Mike Golden, Eileen Goldsteen, Ellen & Joe Gordesky, Viera-Williams, Mary M. Williams, Jerry & Jo Duson, Larry & Diane M. Finstrom, David M. Mitchell, Charlie&Anne Moon, E. H.& Sheila Mr. Fred Grinnell, Fred& Harriet Gross, Bob Zeffren, Anne Zhang / IN MEMORIAM Donations given as of February 15, 2010 Supporters wishing to consider legacies to the theatre are eligible forprofessional financialadvice through Theatre Three's development office. Contact Cory Norman at 214-871-3300, ext. 208. Contributions have been made in memory of, or from the estates of: Eleanor Bushman Berman, Fred and Mary Buchanan, Sam al..Shirley Caller, Margaret Hatcher Coit, Bill Dallas, Gene Dis key, William T. Dobson, Scott Everheart, Dwain Fail, Javad Fiuzat, MD, Dr. Joel B. Goldsteen, Paula Goodlet, Oliver Hailey, Ann Ray Kelly, Lloyd W. Kitchens Jr., MD, Anne Weeks Jackson, Jim Jackson, Lynn Mathis, Polly Lou McAdams Moore, Zane Prather, Masha Porte, Carolyn Ryburn, Frank Rey, Martin B. Roberts, Mary Blanche Scales, Charlotte E. Schumacher, Edward B. Summerhill, Lynn Townsley, May Tweed, Audrey B. Waite, June Webb, Marlene Webb, Evelyn Wilke, Martha Roselyn Wright, and Norma Young C THE ANNUAL FUND

Dear Playgoer, r------····- ·-· Annually I solicit individuals forgifts. � feel really good about The Annual Fund this year. Last May, when The Wall Streetjournal sent its prestigious drama critic to see YES! YES! YES! our production of Lost in the Stars, his review identifiedus as "... one of Dallas' List my name in support ofThe Annual Fund, Theatre Three's campaign foroperating support. oldest and most solidly established Membership levels are as follows: companies [that] deserves high praise forbreathing lifeinto a once admired, PRODUC ER'S Cl RC LE Gifts of$1,ooo or more: Subscription and donor now forgottenshow that I'd never seen benefitsavailable. or hoped to see on stage." As you'd LEADING PLAYERS suppose, I liked the high praise forthe Gifts of$500-$999: Invitations to backstage staging, set and actors, but what really special events. pleased me was his telling his national SUPP ORTING PLAYERS audience that we're "solidly established". Gifts of$250-$499 And you know what? He's right! BACKSTAGE BENEFAC TORS And to keep us "solidly established", Gifts of$125-$249 we had an interesting and fruitfulyear: we used expert consultants to create new FRIENDS Gifts of$50-$124 initiatives to insure future success by ... , Writing and executing a smart, achievable strategic plan for DONOR INFORMATION operati.ons; , Expanding our financialreporting systems; , Instituting planned staff address development; , Creating new development initiatives, city

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