Oliver July 24 Through August 5,1984 Fromour "House"To Youruhouse", Bestwishes for a Successfultheatre Season!

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TomMarks & MichaelWilson Producers Present LouisEdmonds OLIVER! Music,Lyrics and Book by Lionel Bart producedfor the Broadway stageby DavidMerrick and Donald Abery

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Lhr hsd Kyle Tyne Kathi Paul Dan Rodney Charles Steplwnie Tmwy Kam Tom AdrerrrmnBlrdmood Cdey Firmin Fleming Geraci Herriott Hdt Mi Moore Moore SohrtzVi Setsb Costumesby Liohtingby ROBERTK. JACKSON ROBERTW. BEHR MusicalDirection Choreographyby DAVIDFEHR M W PRODUCTIONS CHARLESMISOWE Assistantto ProductionStage Manager Assistant MusicalDirector RACHAELLINDHART StageManager Dl VIA TechnicalDirection U C i propertiesby BRIANOPDAHL Stage~anh stagedby RurrrlBkkWWd "OWbpr~by~withT-~Mwic~,~~~~.,DdCapeg 560 LexhgtonAm, Nm Yak.Nm Yak 10022 who's who in the cast LOUISEDMOWDS (-1 was last seenon Braadwayin "Otherwise AHllWYRAW (Oilm) hws live Wreabove all other forms of acting. He first ewolk8on stago of mp,when he stepped into the role of the Artful Dodger Engaged". Prior to that, his broadwaycredits include "Candii', 4, as o lminutiveseven raar old, wastruly believeable inthe part. He went on to db "PassagdTo India", "Maybe Tuesday" and"Fire". Off-broadwayhe momyrola in community and college chtiono cmdmah his profrrsiDnel dobut in has appearedas Algemonin "The Importanceof BeingEarnest", as "W when9%. was 0h0m &vr w bop to ploy ttw"Litti, Primm on bmkny,o ~-Iiiodkrt much bvld rd.. Aftw that h ioind tbmtioml twr of well as in the musicalversion of thesame play, "Earnest In Love". the "King & I" as hispdarming the rolsr 950 tims. Last wmw ho tmvato Otheroff-hdway rdes include The Narrator in "Under Milkwood", ~~V~todO"Pud"ba"hWThnr",thbtirnr~a~boy Wiablr. Amthyhm oz cmic cdbctii, two cats, and a of friendsas big Mirabellin "The Way of fh@World", The Very FamousMun in "The a Fagins. Wak Q mh"x Ys sdwdchorvs, krkrshop quPM md swing chaus Interview"and most-recendy,the loudingrole opposite Carrie Nye in which hst to& top ovrordrin Mntid camp.titkm. Psrfmni "OCm"is a ham "The WisteriaTrees". cmtruo. CurrentlyMr. Edmondsstars in the AKTelevision Serial "All My He MKBMlWAm (Tba AMw) of Mvik, Illihois, is comingto The Little Children" as Langley Wallingford. has appsoted in numerous Thmtm fw fw ht tim. Its hoslust compbtdpwfaming tho rek of Billy in "'On televisiondramas on HallmarkHall of Fame, GoodyearPlayhouse, &ddan atSourhan lillhsois hdty.lYlichad his haen lingin[land dancing sinu popukw asKut in "The Soundof W" starringkqa StudioOm WlclArmst- Circhhatre. Fan6 of the daytime t. LouisMun with sdmqwmt tours in Atlanta series"Dark Shadows"will drhim inthe roleof Rq~srCollins' Olivar in "~!ibrl", Wnthmpin "Music Man", which he rephated in thefilm ''The Houseof Dark Shadows".Other d hmim in "M W'. hkhd dm works in trkvirion ad films, appearing mest readyM IWX-lV"Ildibb KidsSpwi". He perfwms rqulerlyin tho St. and film appeamneeswere in "ComeSpy WithMe" "The FifthArm" Louis- - - - tma- - fw- nwrwrorw art oldcivic wants.An avid bii-bandton, Michael'shobbies '?he Extbnninptor".Louts is a gmdwteof Canegii Instituteof inckds witha*r ;wing hds andcdirctiw mmkd$lia from the1930's and Technology. his many roles his favoritecharacter was Don 40's. Itr bwasmurirol thiro, md is most happy to k prfwminO here in Sdivan. Quixoteat Bri* PortUni. WAROW ClllSOM (Ihther in Two By Two, Mn. Corner in Oliver!) is delightedto return to The LittiloThin Ih The %we, hoving bst completedthe rdes of Miss Cratchett IRIS LIEBERMAN (Pr6dh in bpBoys MI DbWes,9 krOlvw al 9 at Camivd) is hoppy to beretutning for herthud season ot Sulltvm, where aud~wesmll and Tessie Tm in "Gypsy" with Jcam Wwky the klody Top Theotre in rememberheros MMw Kent in "hsat Sea", Ado Annie in "OkCptuonal",and Cleo in IhuRes,w. "I Love My Wife". Tljls past ywr, she has bmbusy workingat Morriott's Linwlnshire Lj* Themolsdlim dl! remember Shoron's criticoilyacclaimed portrayals bst Thwtre in "Chicogo' , 'Windy City" ond "Boys from Syracuse", ploying o variety of sp050n as lady Grolcshky-hwe in "Something's Afoot" with KathrynGrayson and roles in ah.. Miss Wcrnigm h "Aannm". Ms. Girlson olso oppmred in concert lost October ot The lris won 0 loup/ kffm Aword for her outstandingportray01 of Henrietta in Little Theatre withhw onew~~opp~l show "Nobody Does It Like Me". "Robert 8 Elizabeth" ot the Forum Theatre. She receivedJeff nominationsfor her roles Other motableroles iinclvdehsr Jeff Citationperfomonce as the three "stars" in as Corrie in "Corousel" and Hodel in "Fiddler on the Roof". At C&ndlelightPloyhouse. ''Sumw Stbck Murder" in Gicogo, Ruth in "The Pirates of Penzome" and Maryin lris storred as Maria in "Sound of Music", Nellie in "South Pacific", Ado Annie in Hugh Lgnwd"s "A Life". "Oklahomu!", ond Ellie in "Showboot". A wiveof CJnjCago,this Wive mother of three tma s performs regularly for Someof herfoverite roles ore Solly in "Tolley's Folly", Jane in "kllen An&", business or((arpilotions,indwtfid Yhows andcabaret. She satirized the"lerious" Morio in "Twelfth Night" and Bobby in "The Club".lris has appwredwith Tam Poston, world of qxm in GI& in ?hi midhnest, Las Vegas and the west coast. Sharon olso runs Bill Hoyes, Joan BloRdell,George Gobel, Pot O'Brien, Chito Riveraond Forrast Tucker. her own singingbe~bgmm ibusinass, Gmm-Crackers.

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This programis partiallysupported by a grant fro111the Illinois ArtsCouncil, a state agency. Group DiscountsAvai lable 3 Welcometo the 27thSeason of The LittleTheatre-On Re Square!

This is the fourth yeor for the Friends of The Little Theatre, Inc. to be the producing organization.The Friendsof The LittleTheatre is an IRS recognizednon-profit organization which makesall donationstax deductible.We must dependon your contributionsin order to continue producingqwlity, professional,family entertainment.

Our box office receiptsdo not equal the cost of the Mainstageproductions, of providingChildren's Theatre,and the very important Theatre Intern program. We want to expand ourseason of Children's Theatreand beable to providesupport for a largergroup of TheatreInterns. Exposureto the PerformingArts enhancesthe abilityto empathizewith others. Children'sTheatre givespeople the capacityto envisiondifferent futures for themselvesand othersthey livewith. They will be betterat what they do for havinghad early experiencewith the PerformingArts.

If you believein our efforts, enjoy entertainmentat itsfinest, and want us to continue Children'sTheatre, the InternProgram, and our Mainstageproductions, pleasebecome o "Friend" and makeo tax deductiblegift to our program.

I wouldlike to be a part ofkeeping live professional theatre in CentralIllinois at The LittleTheatre on the Square, Sullivan, Illinois.

Name (Asyou wish it tooppearin theprogram) Address City, State, Zip Telephone (Home) (Work) SUPER STAR (51 ,000 or more) STAR ,($SO0to f 999) FEATUREDPUYR ($250to $499) CHORUS($1 00 to $249) EXTRA (up to $99) LarryBreeding Scholarship Fund

The Friendsof The LittleTheatre wish to thank Mr. Guy Little, Jr., for his continuedsupport. Withouthis contributionsof expertise, equipment, materialsand encowegementwe could not continuebringing the best of professionaltheatre to you. We are proud to continuehis dreamand provide"BROADWAY . . .in the cornfields!"

To thosebusinesses and individualswho have generouslymade contributions and purchasedadvertising in the programs, andthose who havebecome seasonticket subscribers go ourthanks because they arethe foundationupon which we begineach new season.And a big round of applauseto you, the thcatregoerwho purchasestickets at the box office to providefunds to help meet our financial obligationsduring the season. Thank you all for investing in quality theatrefor East CentralIllinois and Western Indiana.

We wish to expressour appreciationto the co-producers,Mr. Tom Marksand Mr. MichaelWilson for their dedicationand hardwork. We are proudof our staff of professionalsand equallyas proudof the young menand womenwho are TheatreInterns this season. We applaudall of you!!!

Most of all we thank the many, many volunteersfrom Sullivanand the surroundingarea. They serve many hours without pay in a varietyof jobs from staffingthe box office, the administrationoffice, committees,and evencooking meals for the companyon strike nights.We are so thankfulfor thosewho supportus by allowingthe use of personalproperty, furniture, equipment, stomge spacehand workingareas. Withouttheir supportour goalswould be difficult,if not impossible,to achieve. q BOARDOF DIRECTORS FRIENDSOF THE LITTLETHEATRE INC.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert BonnstetterMr. and Mrs.Glenn R. Mann Mr. and Mrs.Dwne Welton "real friends" Robertand PatriciaCannon MerleMartin Lt. Col. and Mrs. RodgerWerner JohnCook Tami Martin CharlesE. White of Wayne Cunninghom Kathleen5. Mathis Mr. and Mrs. Delbert White the Little Theatre Richard andLindo Darr EarlF. Meece Don and RenieWhite DorothyDawson Michaeland DorothyMerry Mr. and Mrs. IvanDouglas Williams

Mr. andMrs. WarrenDay WilmaMeyer GloriaA. Williams I DecaturMedical Center RobleyH. ~illord Without the support and encouragement of many and Anne Mr. and Mrs. Art Willaredt,Jr. GenevieveMingus Mrs. Laverna Wilson businesses, organizations and individuals the 27th season at Jim and CindyEder Alva andChris Montgomery Dr. Marian Wozencraft EloiseMoore Dr. LoreneE. Ziegler The Little Theatre-On The Square would nothave become a ~~~~,"EI~~yEkler'Reed Murrah reality. Jim Ellerbrook Bob and RosieMyers ~~~d$~;~Erdmann We proudly list those who have demonstrated their in- Mr.LarryOrme and Mrs. KennethD. Otto terest in quality, live theatre by contributing funds and in-kind First NationalBank of Marshall PearmanPharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Jibby Florini Mr. and Mrs. HarroldPound services to The Friends of The Little Theatre organization. Mr. and Mrs. GeraldD. Fritz Mrs. EvelynPreecs Mr. and Mrs. KennithGano JohnRevell, Asof June 20,1984 Howardand IreneGoston NationalBank of Monticello SUPERSTARS CHORUS ShirleyGlick, DirectorySpecialists ConnieRiblet Guy S. Little, Jr. MaryE. Washko AleneGrabbe MissRachael Richardson ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy 5. Little, Sr. RichardA. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. RobertL. Greenwalt Mr. and Mrs. DennisC. Roach Ron and SharonWhite Mr. and Mrs. W. ScottBlomeley Al Gregor Rev. andMrs. StewartRowles News-Progress,Sullivan Robertand PatriciaCannon BobHagen Ella Sale StateBonk of Sullivan WayneCunninghom LouvineHamlin Georgeand Gretchen Schumacher First NotionolBank of Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. ChorlesGillgrass Jerry Hastings Donald andPhyllis Scales RobertV. Elder PennyHeap LouiseD. Harris Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeSelby STARS ChristineLohr PennyHeap Mrs. RusselSlover ShosteenMotors, Inc. Tami Martin Mr. and Mrs. ErnestHein GladysW. Smith SullivanPhorrnacy KathkenMathis DecaturHerald 8 Review RondaJane Smith SullivanPrinters Alva and ChrisMontgomery Effie Hord Stoney's Steakhouse Pizza Hut BebtriceRather JosephineJaskoski Mary L. Storm Stoneand Stone Law Offiies Donaldand PhyllisScales Mrs. BettyLou Johnston Juliaand Dan Spitz Elderand Elder Law Offis SharonSullivan Mrs. GaleJones SharonSullivan RosieMyers KennethE. Kersey KingSutton I R.R. Best VIPSUBSCRIBERS MarieKettelkamp GertrudeTaylor CraigShadow LorraineAlbert Mr. andMrs. DonielKing AntoneTepatti FEATUREDPJAYEIS , Dr. andMrs. JoseArcilo Robertand DoloresKlee Mary KayThompson WarrenLane ' RichardA. Armstrong Mr. andMrs. ClaireKrukenberg Mrs. VelmaThorpe NationalBank of fjbkomis RowArrol SteveLeurck Mr. and Mrs. RalphJunior Troxler MaryStorm JohnAymer JunitaLockenvitz Mr. and Mrs. DougTodd LotaPriddy BernadineBoiley ChristineLohr Juneand LeonardUmborger Mr. andMrs. Gemld D. Fritz Steveand Sally Bell Randyand Judy Long Mr. andMrs. RichardVia ReedMwroh PaulE. Block Dr. and Mrs. James K. Mcllechnie DonWalker, Walker Mr. andMrs. W. ScottBlomeley JuniaMcKinney ConstructionCo. Jack York .

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Ofcourse, The LittleTheatre's prime reason for beingis to provideentertainment, but it servesanother purpose, too. Eachsummer, for a selectedgroup of youngpeople, the theatreis an educationalinstitution. These specialyoung people, formerlycalled ap- prentices,now referred to as theatreinterns, are pursuing careers in theatre,either as performersor techniciansand they come here for valuableon-the-job experience. lnterns are the principalwork force of any summerstock theatre.They do everything-from performingto janitorialwork, from sewingcostumes to operatingspotlights, from constructing sets to sellingtickets. Unlikemany theatres, The Little Theatredoes not charge tuition from its interns; to the contrary, most Little Theatre internsreceive token scholarships and all receivefree housing in the somewhat-less-thanpalatial Intern ResidenceHall. The timespent learning and doingduring the theatre seasoncan be used for collegecredit or appliedtoward requirements for an Actors'Equity card, dependingupon the programbeing pursued. Many Little Theatreapprentices have gone on to achievesuccess in variousphases of show business.It is a sourceof pride for this theatre to have had a part of shaping the careersof thesetalented people.

Internsfor the 27th seasonot The LieTheatre are: standing.left to right: Lisa Ackermanof Sharon, Penn.; Paul 5. Gcmci of LaGmnge Park, Ill.; Kyle bskeyof Paris, Ill.; Tom Viveirosof Chicago, Ill.; Tyne Finnin of St. Louis, Mo.; Kathi Fleming of Harrisburg,Pa.; Rodney Hdt of Sclrmduq, In.; Tncry Moore of CuLodde, IN.; Russell Il.clrrood of knusCity, Yo. d A&m Ulvmcm of Evanston,Ill. Seated, left to right: StephanieMoon of Doatur. Ill.; DeanHerriot of Decatur,Ill. ond KmkLm of WestUnion, k

The LarryBreeding Memorial Scholarship Fund was establish=din honor and memoryof Larry Breeding.Larry earnedhis equity card as an apprenticeat The LittleTheatre in 1967 and 1968. He starredin three short livedseries, was a regularon "Laverneand Shirley" at the time of his death, and was slatedfor his own seriesin 1983. One month after appearinghere as co-star in "Deathtrap" in 1982 he was involvedin a fatalauto accident.

Larry loved his work as an actor and approachedit with unbridled enthusiasm.His careerpersonified one of the developmentalgoals of The LittleTheatre. We remaincommitted to providingthe first im- portantstepping stone for tomorrow'sstars.

We invite you to investwith us to providea continuedprogram of excellence.To securethe future of our Theatre InternIApprentice programplease make o tax deductiblecontribution to the Larry

BreedingMemorial Scholarship Fund, P.O.Box H, Sullivan,111. 61 951 . DON 1. OBNlDO (Sea L TwBy Two. Mr. kJk imOPrwl) is very pleased to be &mhg to theLittle Theatre for his secondseason. Wvan audiences mymnmth who's who in the cast him artbnmeyltclptain in "Dames At Sea" with Eddie Ma,Henry in "The Fon- tosticks" with Rokrt Newmon, Clive in"hething's Afoot" with KathrynGmyson and S#tH#leyin "Annie". Don is very active in Chicago Theatre where he has played such roles os Pwi in 'bmivol", The Kiiin "The King andI", Dr. Dussei in "The Diary Of Anne Fmnk", ", Charlie Brown in " You're A Good Mnn Charlie Brawn"and the =;%shine =;%shine inthe nu*.I ''6*ag0". Nightclub audiieshove baen entertained by Don's revue of sangs and im- pressionsat Orphms, The Tomborhe,The ParkWest andThe PlayboyClub. Dm imt compkteda lang ru~in "Pinocchio" with the On Stage Children's Theatre and willntun withthat show in theW. However, oneof his rotast thi~llswas in the"%taps Alive" festivalwith Mh War*tef "Uy~yOillm.' d fiAdinOwt whot lifeismliy like in Pina Vdlsy.

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MAlTHEWP. ROE is tho sonof Idn and PahiciaElkr. He livos in Sullivan and is a w ot~ullivcllr w-~igh. mm~ h~ kar a of ~hrkrlti~~n sub, TlnWvm krniorHii , ad thSullivan First Christian ChurchJunior Wr.Ik ?Iinthoh~*hHighpductiiofdhrWhite"~"Theef~aliaf".

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ACTTWO ...... rus "' TwoBlocks South "My Name" ...... "As Long As He NeedsMe" ...... Nancy "Where Is love?" (Reprise) ...... Mrs. Bedwin "Who Will Buy" ...... Oliver, Street Criers& Chorus "It's A Fine Life" ...... Nancy, Bill, Fagin& Dodger WOOD AND FLANNELL "Reviewing the Situation" ...... Fagin ATTORNEYS AT LAW "Oliver" (Reprise) ...... Widow Corney& Mr. Bumble 200 WE& HARRISON "As Long As He Needs Me" (Reprise) ...... Nancy "Reviewing the Situation" (Reprise) ...... Fagin Finale ...... All LORI BEST (hletml h holwen), o notive of Sullivan, first became involved in artistic staff theatre in high school, performingas o dancer in "Oklahoma", Adelaide in "Guys and Dolls", and Dolly in "Hello, Dolly". In her second year with the Little Theatre she is lodting forward to onother exciting seoson, and after having done everything from cdnedh~ll cleoningthe theatreto chauffeuring stars,she finds the job o challenge, always!!!! professionalp.odvctiom. He hasolso towed with Don Brockett's Big Bod Burlesque.The pastfour yeors Wd har brsna mrnrbwof the DecaturSymphony Orchestra, and this spring he perf& Pwl Crsrton'sConerrtino for Marimbaand Orchestraon the Dave Bnkkconcert. Wbm tinw Kbvidenioys teaching are0 junior and senior high percussionists. *I, the intern company

WWMlT fSSr is new to The Little Theatre this season. She WAEl Ik*lyc.) TRACNrOOIC (Mn. Sow*, Old Sdy, andIntern bwdhtu) is from Car- recentlycompleted her Urdseason ot the RepertoryTheatre of St. Louis, where she bandale, Illinois, andjust gmdwtdfrom IndianaUniversity ot Bloomingtonwith a has stage momqed producthsas divwe as the world premiere ofMax Morath's in Vacol Phnnace.While at I.U., she was involvedwith both wsqnd revue, "One fw the Roal" ad "thaky's Aunt", not to mentionthis year's Studio mus'mls, ond did [email protected] Mrs. Lovetti~! "-y TOWto stape nmmgmng ktres#son, '"Sam lh~Amarkm Myth". She has spent previoussymrner "Oar Rheiqd"to vinging mth a JanBond. She IS Lsyam's InternCoordmtw. seasomet tha Ldrd tre in Skowbgan, Maine, and the Woyside Theatre in Miidletown,Virginn. SIn bqan k cpnrr at the VirginiaMuseum Theatre in Rich- UU -MAN is from Won, Pennsylvania, whereshe has lived for all of hw 19 mond, and after ei&t seasonsthem mdon Springfield, Mossochusetts,New York yean. Righinow, she is a sophomoreatNofthwestm University, where she is majoring Cay, ondRochester, Michiom, for sewd smrons.She is enjoyingSullivon this summer In theatre. Her other interestsinclude dancmng, singing, and animals. becauseit is very much like her ownhometown of Humboldt, Iowa. Ms. Lindhart is o gr+wte of Drdte Universityin Dn Mdncs nnd holds an M.F.A. degree in Theatre- RUSSIUUICIWOOD (WwL is from KmsasCity, Missouri. Yectedcrediis Actingfrom the Universityof Mia. includeMissow= wy btre("Nicholas Nickloby", "TheVisit", 'The Taming of the Shrew",) e Reptoryhatre, and the Kansas City Lyric Opera. Russell will dttd &ston Universityon on actingscholarship this fall. SCOW H. BWHtm (Nlr Wltiur DClc)w) is o 1978 groduote of Sullivan High School and gmduoted fm Southan Illinois Universityin 1982 with o Bachelor of RYU (-8 *) is a nativeof Paris, Illinois. He haconpktd two Sciincedegru in SpoechConnwnricotion. of hotrestudy ot College, adhe will be enteringGoodman School of In additionto his duties ofmarketing, advertising, publicistond media relations for worn MacMurmy ikPmathis fall. the theotre, Scott aho sidrliies a sportswriter for the localnewspaper, the News- Progress. PlWI is presentlyfrom St. Louis, Missouri, althoughhe has traveled a Beforecow to the thoofre Scottwar a newspaperreporter in Tuscola. Whileat SIU mIW mud to Tw wdd With the St. hiversity ha did advertisingand promotiomsfor the ShowweSolor Projectand the Jackson County Sullivm* Hdth Improv-t Association bofm becoming o Senior Account Executive for wnl Con-*ql andthe Louis PyramidPubhi Rebtions. Scott Qidhis Public Relationsinternship ot The LittleTheatre in Ulll wM1l10 is gmdwte of thr thsatre of Point Park Cdlw, 1981 unkrthe supervisionof Jean Webstwand RobertE. Best. Cdhdh~23 GETAWAY FOR A DAY inthe heart of IllinoisAmish Country

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