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Some Evening the SONGS of RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN THE KATE GOLDMAN MEDIA SPONSOR CHILDREN’S THEATRE SEASON IS PRESENTED BY Some Evening THE SONGS OF RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN APR. 9 - MAY 9, 2021 #DMPlayhouse 169399_SO_DSM 2018-19.indd A1 8/28/18 3:28 PM Always ready for our chocolate close-up Fine European Chocolates Gelato • Bonbons • Coffee stamchocolate.com • VALLEY WEST MALL • INGERSOLL • ALTOONA • (515) 282-9575 Greatmade in IowaRed from Wine Grapes grown in Iowa Iowa In the Dark is a dry red with light and fresh flavors. First impressions are tangy acid followed by black cherry fading to plum followed by a drying mid-palate and a long, pleasing finish. Made from Marquette, St. Croix, Petite Pearl, and Steuben grapes grown in our Iowa vineyards, Iowa In the Dark is a versatile wine that will pair nicely with grilled meat and spicy dishes including Asian and Mexican. 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Kilpatrick our parking lot, opening our doors to reduced audiences, adding streaming Executive Director options, and conducting classes online, we have continued to meet our mission “to entertain, engage, and educate our community.” Of course, we don’t want to rest on our past accomplishments, rather we focus on what the future will bring. Last summer we learned that our audiences liked outdoor theatre, so we want to recapture that experience and make it even better. We are excited to announce tent theatre: close to the stage so you can see and hear either a musical or a comedy, yet socially distant from fellow audience members enjoying the outdoor breeze. And yes, we will include theatre for youth, which we have been doing for more than 75 years! We continue to look toward the future of theatre as we develop our 2021-22 Season. The Playhouse is #Unstoppable. Let me take this moment to thank those who make this all possible. You, of course, as an audience member, demonstrate your support and belief in The Playhouse when you buy a ticket. If you add a donation you make an even greater contribution to your community theatre. Please extend your appreciation to our volunteer performers and the entire creative team (directors, designers, painters, builders, et al). Because of their passion and willingness to create theatre, we can present our shows. We can’t forget our guest services staff (ushers) who graciously accept the challenge of keeping The Playhouse clean and safe for everyone who enters. Please take a moment to say thank you next time you see a volunteer. Finally, I want to personally thank our small but mighty staff who work countless hours to support all of our volunteers and make the audience experience as smooth as possible. The Playhouse remains open because everyone who has been a part of it has embraced the challenge and creatively found solutions to make all that we do possible. Please know that the power of theatre is the unification of the community, giving everyone an opportunity to share their passions and experiences with each other. This is one lesson that we can take away from the past year: We really need each other. P.S. If you are seeing just one show, either Some Enchanted Evening or The Velveteen Rabbit, I invite to check out the other production. It will be a special theatre experience. PB THE PLAYHOUSE 2020–21 SEASON THE PLAYHOUSE 2020–21 SEASON 1 From all the volunteers, cast, crew, and staff at The Playhouse... Thank you for your support! To make a donation, please contact: Ryan Crane Thank You! Director of Philanthropy 515.974.5370 [email protected] Donors listed are current from January 1, 2020 to March 5, 2021. Director’s Circle Donors who generously support The Playhouse at the $1,000 level and above annually qualify for the Director’s Circle. 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