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Tent Theatre 1995 CARRIAGE HOUSE JPUB ~ & EATERY 820 E. Walnut, Springfield, MO 65806 862-7782 Full Service Menu Open: Everyday for Lunch & Dinner Reservations Recommended Featuring beer by the yard, half-yard, and boot Open Till 1:30 A.M. Just 3 minutes from the Tent Theatre across from Holiday Illn on Walnut Street Show your ticket stub and receive a FREE dessert Tent Theatre 1995 Managing Director Byrne D. Blackwood Production Directors Jack Parkhurst Marcia Joy Douglas Robert H. Bradley Musical Director/Conductor Michael Casey Choreographers Rhythm McCarthy Chyrel Miller Technical Director/Lighting Designer Steven George Scenic Designer/Scene Shop Supervisor Jeff Cole Costume Designers Cynthia Winstead Lou Bird Sound Designer Thomas Oster Business and Box Office Manager Lynn Danforth Assistant Musical Director Heather Chittenden-Luellen Assistant Managing Director Deborah DeWitt Assistant Box Office Manager T. J. Walsh Production Stage Manager Megan Boyle Assistant Stage Manager Brian Lucas Concession/Picnic Coordinator Andrea Yeager Properties Master Nathan Michael Publications Design/Logos Amy White, Cory Cooper Photographs John Wall, Kevin White Costume and Wardrobe Kathy Dudley, Holly Gray, Kimberly Murphy, Jamie Agee, Hollie Howard, Carrie Rosales, Barry Curtis, Amy Miller, Rachael Kilgore, Carol Geesey, Latisha Whaley, Debra Marlett Construction and Lighting Cristopher Dopher, James Fenton, Ken Gillispie, Shawn Martin, Andrea Toombs, Kendra Kassebaum, Felecia Aichele, Jennifer Kwantes, David DuMortier, Robert Van Giesen, Sage Chittock, Merica Hogan, John Toom Box Office Robert Keller, A. J. McEver, Jeff Hull, Katherine Novak Tent Theatre Scholarships, Internships Est Grants Because of new federal regulations, virtually all members of the Tent Company are required to enroll as tuition-paying students. The average enrollment for the summer is approximately S500, and student enrollment has increased over 50%. It is through the generosity of our audiences, who buy fans, t-shirts, cokes, ice cream and chances on dinners for two, that we have been able to support this tuition program in the past. Through the years, we have also had a number of patrons who have given us money for scholarships. These scholarships have been used for tuition for numerous talented students. With this summer's changes, a full-tuition scholar­ ship is S500; a half-scholarship, S250; and a quarter-scholarship, Sl25. Dona­ tions of any amount are welcome and soon add up to provide tuition for another student for the summer. For further information on this scholarship program, please call Byrne Blackwood, Managing Director, at 836-5039. Some of our patrons for this summer include: Candy Trogolo lim and Judy Reynolds Barbara Oberlander Bernie and Pam Burrier Through the years many of our patrons have contributed to Memorial Endowed Scholarships that earn interest enough for a full-tuition scholarship each year. Listed below are the Memorial Scholarships and the students receiving them this tent season: BOB COMER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (BOX OFFICE) T.J. Walsh JOHN KliNELINE MEMORIAL INTERNSHIP (DANCE) Felecia K. Aichele JOSEPH CANTLIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (TECHNICAL) Tom Oster SCOT HEMINGER MEMORIAL AWARD (PERFORMANCE) Michael Wilks STEPHEN EMANUEL MEMORIAL AWARD (PERFORMANCE) Barry Curtis MAUNY MESECHER MEMORIAL AWARD (MUSICAL THEATRE) Kendra Kassebaum DENNIS WARNING MEMORIAL AWARD (PERFORMANCE) Nathan Sims ROGER JINKS MEMORIAL AWARD (TECHNICAL) Nathan Michael For gifts to these or any other designated accounts, please contact Robert H. Bradley, Head, Department of Theatre and Dance, 836-5268. SMSU BEARWAYS TRAVEL By purchasing your business and personal travel through SMSU BealWays Travel, you will be earning money for the University department of your choice through a revenue sharing program established in our contract. Call or stop by today for your travel needs. * Airline * Hotel & Car * Railroad * Cruises * Ski Packages * Spring Break Packages Your full service on-campus travel agency In the Campus Union Open 8-5 Mon-Fri (417) 836-4777 Springfield 7s Neighborhoocl Bakery Cafe If you appreciate the classics, you're in the right neighborhood. At St. Louis Bread Company, you'll find European-style breads, gounnet coffees and fine pastries. plus superb sandwiches, soups and salads-all in an inviting venue. So before the next performance, come enjoy our performance. Now playing at both locations. St. Louis Bread Company LONG-RUNNING OR LIMITED, WE'RE FANS OF AI II ENGAGEMENTS. ,~ I .<~/ C CORNERSTONE FINE JEWELRY AND REPAIR Fountain Plaza Center, Nixa 725-0777· Battlefield Mall 881-0667 1-800-319-0667 Lynn Baldwin, Tent Theatre Alumnus '72 Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Book by Oscar Hammerstein II and Joshua Logan Adapted from the Pulitzer Prizewinning novel Tales of the South Pacific by James A. Michener Director Jack Parkhurst Musical Director/ Conductor Michael Casey Choreographer Rhythm McCarthy Technical Director/Lighting Designer Steven George Scenic Designer Jeff Cole Costume Designer Cynthia Winstead Sound Designer Thomas Oster Assistant Musical Director Heather Chittenden-Luellen Director's Notes It seems particularly appropriate to revive South Pacific in this anniversary year of World War II. Just as that was fought to defeat hatred and prejudice, this Rodgers and Hammerstein classic explores these ideas on an intensely personal level. I'd like to thank the entire ensemble that created this production: actors, musicians technicians, business personnel and directors. Finally, we would like to dedicate this performance to Dr. Mike McElhaney in honor of his retirement. Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. The Cast Henry Robert Keller Ngana QiYu Jerome Alex Lee Nellie Hollie Howard Emile TIm Casto Bloody Mary Deborah Bedell Billis Nathan Sims Cable Barry Curtis Brackett Michael Rothmayer Harbison Patrick Bynane Liat Karen Kwok Ensemble Seabees Professor Daron Jennings McCaffrey Jeff Michael Adams Brad Price Stewpot Michael Wilks West Rick Dines Wise David DuMortier O'Brien Robert Van Giesen Ensigns Lisa Monelli Felecia Aichele Connie Walewska Kendra Kassebaum Janet McGregor Jennifer Kwantes Bessie Noonan Amy Miller Pamela Whitmore Jennifer Nicholson Rita Adams Carrie Rosales Sue Yaeger Gretchen Stevens Betty Pitt Angie Wingo Dinah Murphy Katherine Novak Becky Young Helena Cosentino Katy Marshall Stephanie Stephenson Act I Overture Scene 1: The terrace of Emile deBecque's plantation home. Dites-Moi Ngana and Jerome A Cockeyed Optimist Nellie Twin Soliloquies Nellie and Emile Some Enchanted Evening Emile Reprise: Dites-Moi Ngana and Jerome Scene 2: On the beach. Bloody Mary Seabees There's Nothin' Like a Dame Billis and Seabees Bali Ha'i Bloody Mary Scene 3: Island Commanders office. Scene 4: Another part of the beach. I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair Nellie Reprise: Some Enchanted Evening Emile and Nellie A Wonderful Guy Nellie and Nurses Intermission Act II Scene 1: Inside the Island Commander's office. Scene 2: Bali Ha'i Reprise: Bali Ha'i Native Girls Scene 3: Emile's Terrace Finale Act 1 Emile and Nellie Scene 4: On stage of "The Thanksgiving Follies." Dance Nellie, Nurses and G.!o's Scene 5: Backstage of "The Thanksgiving Follies." Happy Talk Bloody Mary and Uat Scene 6: On stage of "The Thanksgiving Follies." Honey Bun Nellie, Billis and Ensemble You 've Got to be Carefully Taught Cable This Nearly Was Mine Emile Scene 7: The Radio Shack. Scene 8: On the beach. Reprise: Some Enchanted Evening Nellie Scene 9: Another part of the beach. Scene 10: Emile's terrace. Final Ultimo Emile, Nellie, Ngana, and Jerome The Production Staff Assistant Director Kathy Dudley Production Stage Manager Meghan Boyle Assistant Stage Manager Brian Lucas Sound Operator Tom Oster Props Master Nathan Michael Master Electrician Cris Dopher Sound Operator Thomas Oster Light Board Operator Cris Dopher Deck Captain John Toom Props· and Deck Crew Sage Chittock, James Fenton, Shawn Martin, Andrea Toombs Wardrobe Jamie Agee, Carol Geesey, Holly Gray, Kimberly Murphy The Orchestra Woodwinds Randall Bearden Trumpet/Flugelhorn Michael Casey Trombone Daniel Jobe Piano Heather Chittenden-Luellen Bass Craig Mourton Percussion Lisa Dalstien Buy a Coke, a fan, at-shirt. Your donation helps greatly! . NINE LOCATIONS --~ TO SERVE you AIJ....u '116 W MIa"tt Cercr.l 007 N. Benton FOIt Grape 32~ E 8atJefoeid Par1ccr.-st 3851 S. UmpbeII Plaza 1'116 S. Glenstore Jlv Scenic 4 167 S. Scenic Jlv SuMne 3338 E Surohne UniIIeMy 530 S. NaionaI Wedgewood 1713 S. 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