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The University of Alabama at Birmingham Theatre UAB 2017-2018 Season Department of Theatre Frank and Joan Dawson, Michael J. and Mary Anne Freeman A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Lanny and Darlene Gray by William Shakespeare Mary and Kyle Hulcher Directed by Dennis Mclernon and October 18-21 at 7:30pm W.B. Philips, Jr. October 22 at 2:00pm present The Sirote Theatre WORKING Book by Stephen Schwartz and Nina Fa o mu ic by Schwartz, Craig Camelia , Micki Grant, Mary Rodgers, 1111dJ ame Taylor , and lyrics by Schwartz, Camelia, DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE Grant, Taylor and Susan Birkenhead. Directed by Valerie Accetta Musical Direction by Carolyn Violi Movement Direction by Roy Lightn er November 8-11 , 15-17 at 7:30pm Nov ember 18 at 2:00pm The Odess Theatre SILENT SKY by Lauren Gunderson music by Marc Shaiman, Directed by Karl a Koskinen lyrics by Scott Wittman and Shaiman and a February 21-24 at 7 :30pm book by Mark O'Donnell and Thomas Meehan, February 25 at 2:00pm The Sirote Theatre based on the 1988 John Watersfilm Hairspray. STA DI GO CEREMONY: THE GA MARRl GE PLAY Directed by Valerie Accetta and Roy Lightner by Mo Gaffney , Jordan Harrison, Moi esKaufman W endy Macleod Jose Rivera , Musical Direction by Carolyn Violi Paul Rudni ck, and Doug Wrigh t, conceived by Brian hnipper Choreography by Roy Lightner,.•j): • 1 Directed by Kelly Allison Brandon Brue · Jack annon , Mel hri Lian, "•·_.'f 'P: Cheryl Hall, Denni Mcle rnon .. Feb 27-28, March 1-3 at 7:30pm March 4 at 2:00pm The Odess Theatre HAIRSPRAY Music by Marc Shaiman, lyrics by Scott Wittman and Shaiman and a book by Mark O'Donnell and Thomas Meehan, based on the 1988 John Waters film Hairspray. Directed by Valerie Accetta & Roy Lightner Musical Direction by Carolyn Violi Choreography by Roy Lightner April 11-14 at 7:30pm April 15 at 2:00pm The Sirote Theatre ASC Box Office: 975-ARTS. Show information at http://www.uab.edu/cas/theatre/productions The Sirote Theatre in the Alys Robinson Stephens Performing Arts Center OVATION THEATRE UAB Theatre UAB Faculty and Administrative Staff pening nights at Theatre UAB are OVATION nights.OVATION UAB features refre hment s and conversation with the director and designers before the show, as well Kelly De an Allison, Professor ...... ... ....... , ............... .......... .. ..................... Chair a a post-performance meet & greet with the cast and crew. Valerie Accetta, Assistant Professor. ...... ... ...... Head of Musical Theatre Performance But that ' not all. OV ATIO mis ion i s to support and sponsor our students working Jack Cannon Assistant Professor. .... .......... ...... ...... ........ ... .. Acting/Intro to Theatre back Lageand performin g in Theatre UAB productions. Membership dues ranging Haarb~uer .......... ... ....................................... ............ Professor Emeritus from $40 - 1500+ help off- et the co l of tuition for each student to participate in the Ward productions . Cheryl Hall Assistant Professor .................................................. .Intro to Theatre Karma Ibse~ ...................................................................... Professor Emerita Join us! Park early, socialize, learn about the show and njoy hors d'oeuvres, desserts, Marlene Johnson, Professor. ................ .................... .. ................. ... Acting/Voice coffee and light refreshments before an evening of great theatre . OVATION Karla Koskinen, Professor. .................................... ....... ........... Acting/Directing THEATRE UAB is a perfect way to a isl our talented . tudents and have lots of fun! Roy Lightner, Associate Professor. ........ .. ... .. ... Musical Theatre Performance/Dance Dennis McLernon, Professor .............................................. Head of Performance OVATION TH EATRE UAB Membership Foi'ms are in our Theatre UAB Season .. ............ Costume Direc.tor Brochure or contact Program Manager, Mel Christian at 934-3237 or [email protected]. Amy Page, Assistant Professor. ........... .. ..................... We' d love l ee you at our next OVATION! Kimberly Schnormeier, Associate Professor /Associate Dean .............. Costume Design Lee Shackleford Associate Professor. .... ......... ...... .......... .......... ... : ..... Playwriting A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR Cliff Simon , Professor. ... ......... ..... ......... ............ ...... .......... ... ... Scene Design CURRENT OVATION UAB MEMBERS Carolyn Violi ............... ..... .................... ............ Musical Director/ Accom~anist THE Vessela Warner Associate Professor. ...... ... ..................................... Theatre History Founding Members Will York ....... .'......... .... .................................................... Professor Emeritus Russell Drummond, Col. Daniel D. Hall, Patty Ed Zuckerman, Associate Professor ................ Production Manager/Technical Director McDonald , Carol Odess, Chandler S. Smith , KENNEDY Jane Paris Smith, BBS Martha Moore Sykes CENTER Adjunct Faculty Fund Carlon Alexandra ..... ..... .... ......... ........ , ................................. .Intro to Dance The Kennedy Gen/er AmericanCollege Theater Festivalsr!, partof the RubensteinArts Access Program, is generouslyfunded by Tiffany Heimbach ........ ... .... ......... ........... ..... ........................... ... ........ Tap I 2017-2018 Members David and Alice Rubenstein. June Mack .. ............... .... ............... ............. .Intermediate Narrative Filmmaking Susan Atwood, Peter and Miriam Bellis , Anne Specialthanks to TheHarold and Mimi Steinberg Charitab!eT,ust/o, supporting Mary Margaret Scalici .............. ...... .............. ... ....... ...... ...... ... .. ....... Ballet II Marie Brown , Wendy Gunther Canada, William theJohn F . KennedyGenier for the Perlorm ingArts• Kennedy Genier American College Thea/er Festival. & Mary Capps, Peggy Carlisle , Betsy & Joe Bernslein andWilma E. Mel Christian ............................ ................. Program Manager/Tour Coordinator Cooper, Frank & Joan Dawson, Chuck & Mary Additionalsupport is providedby The Honorable Stuart Bernstein; the Dr. Geraldand Paula McNichols Foundalion;andBea/rice arid Chris Humphries, Duncan McCrary .... ............ ........... .... Audio/Visual Technicians Dunham, Ben & Ellen Erdreich , Mary Jane & AnthonyWelters and AnBryce/he Foundation Nora Whitten ................ .. ... ... ..... ......... .. ..... .......... ..... .Administrative Associate Ray Faircloth , John R. & Linda Frawley, KCACTF isparlJFKC: of A CentennialCe~b<al~n ol John FKennedy, inspired by fiveeoouring ideals ollen ascribed lo JFK: Cmrrage.Freedom. Justice. Michael J. & Mary Anne Freeman, Dai 'Sean Service,and Grali/Utle Suppo,1 for Garrett, Randy & LaDonna Gibbs, Dr. Robert JKFC: ACentenn~I Celebration al John F Kennedyis providedby AmbassadorElizabeth B,sfey. Chevron, & Mrs. Barbara Glaze, Lanny & Darlene Gray, /he Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation, and Target Theatre UAB is a proud member of. .. Virginia & Boyce Guthrie, Dr. Ward & Mrs. Kennedy Center educa/ion and relatedartistic programmingis made possible Frank & Rona Harper, through /he generosityof the National Committee for the Pedorming Arlsandthe Martha Haarbauer, President'sAdvisOfY Cammi/lee on /heArts . Stephanie Harris , Mary & Kyle Hulcher , This pmductionis enlered inthe Kennedy CenlerAme,ican College Theate, NAST Michael and Catherine Hulcher, Bill & Hettie thisnational theater education program are lo Festival (KCACTF) Theims aol The National Association of Johnson, Bill & Judy Lewis, Allen & Cele identify andpromote quality in college-level theaterproduction ToI his end,each productionentered is elig~le for a response by a regionalKCACTF Schools of Theatre Montgomery, Patrick & Mary Morrissey, Carol represen1alive, and selectedstudents and facultyare invited lo parlicipale in KCACTF programs involvingscholarships, internships, grants andawards for Odess, James & Angela Owen, Bill Paracca, actors,directors, dramaturgs,playwrights, designers, stage managers and critics The Kennedy Center Steve & Laura Parker , W. B. Philips, Jr., al both lheregional and nalionalleve!s Beverly & David Radford, Miriam Kirklin Pmductionsentered onlhe Paf1icipatinglevel are eligible invilorlalioo to lhe MERICAN KCACTF regional lestival and maybe also considered for national awards Reed, James & Dawn Ribe, John & Deborah recognizingoutstanding achievement in production,des~n. direclionarx:I COLLEG Sellers, Arnold & Fran Singer, Dorinda & John performance HEATER A. Smith, Kenya Stewart, Phil & Beverly Stine , Last year more than 1,300 productions were enteredKCACTF in theinvolving FESTIVA morethan 200,000students nationwideByentering thisproduction, ourtheater SOUTHf'ASTfRN Charles Turnbough , Jr., Nancy Whitt, Joyce department is sharing in the KCACTFrecognize, goals loreward , and celebrate Ille exemplarywmk produced in college and unive,sHy !heatersacrnss the THEATRE CONf[RENCE Whitten nal:on The University of Alabama at Binningham Department of Theatre and Mary Anne Freeman THE CAST Frank and Joan Dawson • Michael J. Tracy Tumblad ....................... .... ........................... .. .... .Justine Nelson Lanny and Darlene Gray • Mary and Kyle Hulcher Corny Collins .................. .... .. ..... ..................................... Ben Lundy and Edna Turnblad ................. .... .. ...... ....................... ..... ... ... Jack Cannon W.8. 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