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The Boy Friend”, the Second Production of WVLO Musical Theatre Company’S 50Th Season Presents Our Season Music, Book & Lyrics by Sandy Wilson All performances at the SARATOGA CIVIC THEATER 13777 Fruitvale Avenue in Saratoga February 28 - March 28, 2015 Like us on PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE elcome to Sandy Wilson’s “The Boy Friend”, the second production of WVLO Musical Theatre Company’s 50th Season . We hope you will enjoy this “spoof” of the 1920’s with its tuneful innocence and Whigh spirits of the jazz and flapper era . Our final production of this 50th season in June/July will be “Irene”, a wonderful comedy which opened on Broadway in 1973 starring Debbie Reynolds in her Broadway debut . You’re Invited!!! Whether you are already one of our 1000+ subscribers or here Presents in the Saratoga Civic Theatre for the very first time, we invite you to join us this November for our 51st season . We increased our prices 2 years ago due to higher costs, but we intend to maintain those same prices for our new season . And we will continue our policy of not charging any additional fees for tickets purchased through our Box Office and/or with a credit card . Look at Our Centerfold!!! Included in this program is a special blue insert which we invite you to use to subscriber to WVLO Musical Theatre Company’s 51st musical season . Subscriber NOW to ensure good seats and substantial savings over the cost of individual tickets . Current subscribers may also use this form to renew for next season All subscription and individual ticket order will be processed according Book, Music and Lyrics by Sandy Wilson to the date on which they are received, but actual tickets will not be assigned or mailed until after this season’s last production has concluded in August . Starring Let me close by stating that you, the audience members who share your sup- KYLE ROBERT ARROUZET as Bobby and port and enthusiasm for WVLO Musical Theatre Company’s endeavors, make it a truly gratifying experience for all of us involved, both on the stage and behind the SANDRA HENSCHKE as Polly scenes . And we extend our special gratitude to those subscribers who have donated And Featuring additional funds to ensure the excellent quality of sets and costumes that we strive Kevin Kelly and Cynthia Rust-Greaves to bring to this stage . We hope that you have a marvelous time at this musical and that you will join us for our future productions . Play Director: Bill Starr; Music Director: Jesse Sanchez; — Edward Hand, President Vocal Director: Jim Burris; Choreographer: Lisa Callaghan WVLO Musical Theatre Company Producers: Nancy Kwong and Earl Masuda Gala Champagne Opening: February 28, 2015 . 8:00 PM Fridays: March 13, 20 and 27 . 8:00 PM WVLO MUSICAL THEATRE COMPANY Saturdays: March 7, 21 and 28 . 8:00 PM ANNOUNCES Saturday Matinee: March 14 . 2:30 PM NEXT SEASON: 2015–2016 Sunday Matinees: March 1, 8, 15 and 22 . 2:30 PM We invite you to become a subscriber to our New Season Please use the insert in this program! “The Boy Friend” is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized performance Subscribe NOW to assure good seats and substantial savings! materials are supplied by Music Theatre International, 421 W. 54th St., New York, NY 10019. Current subscribers may use this form to renew for next season . Visit our Web Site: www wvlo. org;. E-mail: wvlo@wvlo org;. 24-hour Voice Mail: 1-408-268-3777 CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of Appearance) Maisie . Rachelle Abbey A Note from the Director Dulcie . Kelly Walker Fay . Samantha. Stidham Nancy . Amanda Vogel he 1920’s was a time when this country was just coming out of the Great Polly Browne . .Sandra Henschke War . The cost was in the billions, and millions of soldiers did not return . Sue Ann . Ally Boles Women began to vote, and workers would go on strike and began to form Valerie . .Emily Brady Ta Union, and it was the beginning of Prohibition . The Model T was invented while Betty . Gabby Au Madame Dubonnet . Cynthia Rust-Greaves industry Was stating to flourish as many were finding employment, and the rich Hortense . Leslie Newport were getting richer . Washing machines, vacuum cleaners, refrigerators, and road Bobby . .Kyle Arrouzet building are sprouting up all over . Easy Credit was introduced and was allowing Percival Browne . Kevin Kelly everyone to ‘mortgage tomorrow what they want today!” The country was going Tony . .Derrick Contreras back to being “normal”, and it was time to celebrate while a new type of music was Lord Brockhurst . Chris. Souza being heard – Jazz, and the Gatsby look was in fashion . So, sit back, while we go Lady Brockhurst . Carol Knouf Steve . David Kautz back in time where we still had a feeling of innocence and being carefree . Herman . Steve Completo Enjoy!! —Bill James . Dave Ellis Natalie . Kristen Ivers-Williams Scan this with your smartphone to go directly to our . Amy . Sara-Grace Kelly Clark . Cameron Kwong Sam . Hank Lawson Veronica . Joanne. Rettberg Marcel . Andrew Viloria web page Facebook page Pierre . David Lamcke Alphonse . Ryan Carter Waiter . .Frank Sherlock IN MEMORIAM SALLY HOWE • 1931–2015 Sally Howe was the owner/publisher of the Campbell Express, one of the major supporters of everything newsworthy, theatrical, musical, and spectacular! We lost her just before our program went to print and we will miss her “honest reviews”, newsworthy editorials, contagious smile, and tremendous support! She provided this community with every Grateful Acknowledgements piece of local news , personal interest stories and legal notices that her South Bay Musical Theatre, Gerald Carter, West Valley College Drama Department, Jen Ellington, Harley and Esther Goes, Presentation High Campbell Express could hold! Our deepest sympathy to her wonderful School, David Stein & Starving Musician, Sterling Dance Studio, Sunnyvale family, especially to her daughter, Bobbi, who has played and directed in Community Players, Tabard Theatre, Jeff Tuttle, Stephen C . Wathen our orchestra pit for many of our Broadway musicals! 3 ORCHESTRA SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS Conductor . Jesse Sanchez ACT I Woodwinds . .Lynn Marie Coye, Marty McHan, Jack Stanley, Ande Jacobson, Jordan Selburn The Drawing Room of the Villa Caprice, Madame Dubonnet’s Finishing French Horn . Jerry Simon School on the outskirts of Nice. The Plage on the same afternoon. Trumpets . John Escalera, Paul Olivo, Sue Shaedeck-Chase Overture . Orchestra Trombone . Don Brown “Perfect Young Ladies” . Dulcie, Fay, Hortense, Maisie, Nancy Violins . Dana. Scobie, Judy Diamond, Miho Nishi “The Boy Friend” . .Polly, Girls, Alphonse, Marcel, Pierre Viola . .Kathleen Harley “Won’t You Charleston?” . Bobby,. Maisie, Girls and Boys Cello . Annette DeSchol “Fancy Forgetting You” . Madame. Dubonnet, Percival Browne Bass . .Richard Sibley, Brian Haslanger “I Could Be Happy With You” . .Tony and Polly Guitar . Steve Adkins “The Boy Friend” (Reprise) . Girls Piano . Jean Narunsky “Sur La Plage” . Girls, Boys, Citizens of Nice Percussion . Dori Shimer, Ralph Zazula “A Room In Bloomsbury” . Tony. and Polly Not all musicians will play for each performance. “You Don’t Want To Play With Me Blues” . Madame Dubonnet and Percy Intermission MUSICIAN SPOTLIGHT ACT II Karen & Steve Adkins The Terrace of the Café Pataplon in Nice on the same evening. This time we are featuring two musicians, a married Entr’acte . Orchestra couple, who met in one of our shows and eventu- “Safety In Numbers” . Maisie. and Boys ally got married! We’ll start with Steve who plays “I Would Be Happy With You” (Reprise) . .Tony and Polly his 52nd show with WVLO, but he actually played “The Riviera” . Bobby,. Girls, Boys his first show with us in 1986 in “Hello, Dolly” and “It’s Never Too Late . .Lord Brockhurst, Dulcie “Irene” (for which he received the Orchestra Vest Award) . He tries to grab “Poor Little Pierrette” . Madame Dubonnet, Polly up the banjo-related shows in Saratoga, because there aren’t that many banjo Finale: Act II . .Cast players around . Steve played with the Peninsula Banjo Band for many years and served 2 years as President of that fine organization which still “rehearses” at Harry’s Hoffbrau on Wednesday nights . In 1998, Karen Morness started playing piano for us in “Crazy For You”, IKE S U PPORT S THRO U GH OCIA L EDIA where she met Steve, and, as orchestra members, got acquainted . In 2000, L U /S U S M Steve was playing for “The Boy Friend” and so was Karen and they started We are looking for patrons who use social media communications with their dating! They were married in 2006 and we chalked up another “show romance” colleagues, friends, neighbors and associates, including Facebook, LinkedIn, Squidoo, for WVLO!!! They are both loyal, dedicated musicians who play in our pit YouTube and Twitter to help publicize our WVLO Musical Theatre Company whenever their time allows! Karen plays either the piano or a keyboard while productions. Steve plays guitar, bass, or banjo, whatever the conductor needs!! Karen also We extend an invitation to you to partner with us in promoting our musicals and plays for auditions, rehearsals and for any individual performers who share encouraging others to attend. Let’s work together to fill this theater! Over the their talents to publicize our productions . years many of you have shared your support and enthusiasm for our production We are so grateful for these members of the WVLO “family” who are so endeavors which makes it a truly gratifying experience, both on the stage and dedicated and loyal to our productions! behind the scenes. 4 5 PRODUCTION STAFF WHO’S WHO IN OUR CAST Producer . Nancy Kwong Assistant Producer . .Earl Masuda Rachelle Abbey Associate Producer . Elizabeth Dale (Maisie) Rachelle returns for her second production with Play Director . .Bill Starr WVLO, having previously appeared in Dolly Parton’s “9 to5” in 2013 .
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