"Pqe Mystery of Edwiq oaooo • BY RUPERT HOLMES •

WHEREIN BROADWAY'S SMASH HIT

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Notice to our Beloved Patrons

At this performance, you shall vote upon several questions to determine Our Ending to the unending Mystery of Edwin Drood. Please bear in mind that there is no Right or Wrong solution, but merely the unique resolution we newly create together, in the Here and Now. So that you may record your votes, and what tonight's official verdicts are, the management of The Music Hall Royale invites you to fill in the results on this page as a personal souvenir of the performance you have witnessed.

THE QUESTIONS

Who is the Detective Dick Datcheryl

Who killed Edwin Droodl

Who are our lovers

YOUR VOTE TONIGHT'S

OFFICIAL VERDICT

To insure your continued loyalty and greatly appreciated trust and patronage, the precise numerical nsults of this evening's volt will be displayed for your perusal in the lobby at the conclusion of the performance. For your permanent record, you may enter the figures on the chart below.

Since the issue of The Murder is determined by a show of hands, it is vital that your vote be correctly tabulated! At the com­mencement of our proceedings, cast members will introduce themselves to you and will demarcate your District of the Theatre. Once the voting ensues, please, please cast your vote with the cast member collecting votes in your audience District. If in doubt, pray cast your vote toward the vote-taker nearest and facing you.

What is the answer to Our Mystery? As we commence this performance, that answer is known only by you. We humbly pray we are prepared for your final determination!

Your most obedient servants,

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Produced by special arrangement with Tams·Witmark Music Library, Inc., 560 Lexington Ave., NY, NY 10022

The University of Michigan forbids smoking in any part of the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.

flbotlt tpl}e ~~}ow: The modern theatre audience has been trained to sit quietly in rows in a darkened auditorium watching performers who do

not acknowledge their presence until the curtain call. This was not so in the British Music Halls of the nineteenth and early twen­tieth centuries. Noise, food, drink and entertainment went hand in hand. People were packed into brightly lit halls, drinking and talking amongst themselves and keeping up a lively banter with the artistes and the Chairman, whose thankless task it was to main­tain a semblance of order, and to keep the evening entertainment running smoothly. The audience was as much a part of the act as the artistes.

Within the stately confines of the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann Arbor Civic Theatre will recreate this atmosphere. The time is 1892. lt is the Music Hall Royale's premiere presentation of The Mystery of Edwin Drood based on an unfinished novel by Charles Dickens. In Act I we are given THE SITUATION; Act II introduces THE SLEUTHS; then comes THE VOTING, immediately followed by THE SOLUTION which YOU, the audience, will decide. Cheering, booing, hissing and foot stomping are allowed at appropriate moments, even encouraged!

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flfiWP ~easoQ ~taff ExecuHve Director .................. Deborah M. Greene Play Selection Co-Chain; ....... Sharon Sheldon & Box Office Co-Chair> ...... Trudy Maglott & Louisa Pieper Ann VanDeMark Development ....................... Patrick J. O'Meara MainStage Production Coordinator. . .. Bob Seeman Education ............................... Marvin Sims Program Coordinator ... Position Open Finance ................................ Cliff Sheldon Props Superintendent . . ............. Linda Getty Front of House/Ushers . ............. Barbara Smart Daniel Publicity .............. Cassie Mann Lighting ............................... Thorn johnson Scene Shop Superintendent ............ Wayne Burkhardt Sound . . Rick Ashcroft Season Ticket Agent . ................ . James A. Mattson Mailing Supervisor ........................ Howard Fox Social Co-Chairs ....... Barbara Daniel, Margaret Lindstrom MainStreet Production Coordinators .... William Bailey and & Lois Lintner

Cassie Mann SPOTLIGHT Newsletter Editor ........ Mary Christianson/ Make-Up . . ....... )oelene Brzezinski Pat Geller Hair . . Chris Hall Wardrobe Superintendent ................. Lee Burkhandt Marketing ..................... Position Open Director of Advancement . . . . . . . . . . . . . Claudia Cines Membership/Volunteers .... Conrad Mason & Anne Walker Administrative Secretary . . ......... Robin Mays Personnel ........................... Karen Schlanderer Bookkeeper . . ..... Lois Vogt

Scenes:

ACT!

Scene 1

Scene 2

Scene 3

Scene 4

Scene 5

Scene 6

Scene 7

ACT II

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Programme for this evening

Opening comments by Your Chairman, Mr. William Cartwright • immediately followtd by: •

The Music Hall Royale's Premiere Presentation of

~PJ~e Mystery- of Edwiq Drood

- Time: 1892 -

PROLDGUE THE SITUATIO N

The home of John jasper at Minor Canon Corner in the cathedral city of Cloisterham. A morning in late December.

The conservatory at The Nun's House, a seminary for young women in Cloisterham High Street. Later that morning.

The opium den of the Princess Puffer in the East End of London. Dawn, the next day.

Cloisterham High Street. The following afternoon.

The graveyard of Cloisterham Cathedral. Early Christmas Eve.

The home of John jasper. A short time later.

Minor Canon Corner. Christmas Day. Stage of the Music Hall Royale.

ENTR:-\CTE

THE SLEUTHS

Scene 1 Cloisterham Station. Six months later.

Scene 2 Minor Canon Corner. Stage of the Music Hall Royale.

THE VOTING

Stage of the Music Hall Royale

• lmmtdiattly followtd by: •

THE SOLUTION

Cloisterham High Street, near the Cathedral. Dawn.

Kitchen Port

Fantasy Attic

Musical .55yQopsis:

1 "THERE YOU ARE''-Chairman & Company

"TWO KINSMEN''-Drood & jasper

"MOONFAL~'-Rosa

ACTI

Moonfall Quartet-Rosa, Helena, Wendy, Beatrice

'THE WAGES OF SIN''- Puffer

5 "JASPER'S VISION''-Ballet

6 ';<\ BRillSH SUB}ECT''-Helena, Neville, Drood, Rosa, Crisparkle, with Ensemble

"BOTH SIDES OF THE COIN''-jasper & Chairman, with Ensemble

"PERFECT STRANGERS''-Drood & Rosa

"NO GOOD CAN COME FROM BAD''-Neville, Rosa, Helena, Drood, Crisparkle, jasper & Bazzard

10 "NEVER THE LUCK''-Bazzard with Ensemble

11 "OFF lD THE RACES''-Chairman, Durdles & Deputy, with Company

ACT II 12 ''l\ PRIVATE INVESTIGATION''-Datchery & Puffer with Ensemble

13 "THE NAME OF LOVE & MOONFAL~' (Reprise)-Rosa & jasper, with Company

14 "DON'T QUIT WHILE YOU'RE AHEAD''-Puffer & Company

15 "THE GARDEN PATH lD HEL~'-Puffer

16 "PUFFER'S REVELATION''-Puffer

17 "OUT ON A LIMERICK''-Helena, or Bazzard, or Neville, or Crisparkle, or Rosa

18 "MURDERER'S CONFESSION''-Helena, or Bazzard, or Neville, or Crisparkle, or Rosa, or Puffer, or Durdles, or Jasper

19 "PERFECT STRANGERS" (Duet · Reprise)-Rosa, or Helena, or Puffer with Bazzard, or Neville, or Crisparkle, or Durdles, or Jasper, or Deputy, with Company

20 'THE WRillNG ON THE WAL~'-Drood, with Company

21 BOWS-''DONT QUIT WHILE YOU'RE AHEAD''-Company

22 EXIT-Orchestra

'FI}e 0Pcl}estPa Mr. Thomas Purcell, Orchestra Maestro

Violin Trumpet Richard Vile 1 ack McKimmy

Flute/Oarinet French Hom Denise Fest Susan Lewke Dill Murrell

Oboe/Oarinet Trombone

Mark Tarabusi Walter Sangster

Bassoon Trumpet/Hom/Trombone

Maria Siewert Andy Neilson

Cello Diane Stein

Keyboards Linda West Rich Alder

Percussion Andrew George

Bass Margaret Waltz

'P~e ~ast (In order of appearance)

Orchestra Maestro ................. Mr. Thomas Purcell Flo ............ Miss Florence Gill Your Chairman . . .. Mr William Cartwright Waiter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Philip Bax Stage Manager/Barkeep . . .... Mr. James Throttle Maids . . ....... Miss Monica Pruitt John Jasper ........ Mr. Clive Paget . Miss Harriett Sayle Edwin Drood ....................... Miss Alice Nutting Horace . . ..... Mr. Nicholas Michael Rosa Bud ... Miss Diedre Peregrine Bazzard . . Mr. Phillip Bax Wendy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... Miss Sarah Cook Dick Datchery ......................... ?171??111771771771? Beatrice . . ...... Miss Florence Gill Helena Landless .. Miss Janet Conover Citizens of Ooisterham Neville Landless ................... Mr. Victor Grinstead The Rev. Mr. Crispark.Je .Mr. Cedric Moncrieffe The Princess Puffer . . Miss Angela Prysock Mayor Thomas Sapsea . . Mr. James Hitchens Durdles .. Mr. Nick Cricker Deputy ....................... Master Nick Cricker, Jr.

Miss Violet Balfour Miss Sarah Cook Mr. Alan Eliot Mr. Christopher Lyon Mr. Nicholas Michael

Mr. Medford Moss Miss Monica Pruitt Miss Gwendolyn Pynn Miss Harriet Sayle

Director & Choreographer. . ...... jim Posante Lighting Designer . Adonis EI-Mohtar Co-Music Director. . ................. Dill Murrell Costume Designer. . ... Sally West Co-Music Director . . Richard Alder Properties Designer .. Shirley Mallette Assistant Director & Stage Manager ......... Rick Ashcroft Make-Up Designer .................... jolene Brzezinski Producer . . Carol Deniston Sound Designer & Assist. Stage Manager ..... Bob Car beck Assistant Producer ...................... Wendy Keeney Hair Designer . . Laurie Schuman Set Designer & Set Builder . . ...... Jeff Zupan Rehearsal Pianist ........................... Linda West

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Orchestra Maestro/ Mr. Thomas Purctll . .. RICK ALDER .. Please see '/\bout the Staff" Page 11.

Your Chairman! Mr. William Cartwright. . BEVERLEY POOLEY first appeared on AACf's stage in our 1959 production of MAJOR BARBARA! His more recent AACT roles include the elder Salieri in AMADEUS, Mr. Applegate in DAMN YANKEES!. and judge Brack in HEDDA GABLER. His theatrical bio also includes a huge list of U of M Gilbert & Sullivan Socie­ty roles, where he most recently portrayed Pooh-Bah in THE MIKADO. He also set the town afire as Captain Hook in Penin­sula Production's PETER PAN. Bev is a professor in the U of M Law School.

Stage Manager/Barkeep/ Mr. james Throttle. RICK ASHCROFT. . Please see '/\bout the Staff" page 11.

john jasper/Mr. Clive Pagtl .. . JOE DIEDERICH. When he isn't working, playing golf, racquetbalL or trying his hand at real estate inveshnent, Joe is involved with the Chelsea Area Players, Theatre Guild of Livonia/Redford, Saline Area Players, and of course AACT. joe's credits include UTILE ME, OF THEE I SING, SOUTH PACIFIC. KISS ME KATE, ANNIE, 42ND STREET. . and the list goes on. His theatrical history includes a stint with the U.S. Army Community Theatre program, and his honors include selection as Best Performer in the 1976 Worldwide All-Army competition for the United States bicentennial celebration at Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

Edwin Drood!Miss Alice Nulling . . WENDY GARTNER BLOOM has extensive experience as soloist with various or­chestras and choirs in the state of Michigan, including frequent appearances with Ars Musica, Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra, Rackham Symphony Choir, Saginaw Choral Society, Michigan Bach Festival and the Interlochen National Music Camp. Other distinguished performances include Detroit Symphony Or­chestra, Tafelmusik, the Classical Music Seminar of Eisenstadt, Austria, and Peninsula Productions. She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Iowa. Wendy has appeared on stage for AACT in THE APPLE TREE, KISS ME KATE, A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, and THE CWB.

Rosa Bud/Miss Dtidrt Peregrine. . SUE BOOTH made her move to Michigan to accept a position at the Interlochen Art Academy after completion of a Bachelor of Music Education in Wiscon­sin. In 1982, Sue travelled to U of M where she earned her Master in Voice Performance degree. Since then, she survived a few years singing in area clubs, was rescued by a dashing young fellow (now her husband), and has recently taken on a new career in graphic design. Previous performance experience in­cludes U of M Opera Theatre productions of HANSEL AND GRETEL and THE MARRJAGE OF FIGARO; the U of M Choir; and SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM with AACT.

Wendy/Citizen of Cloisterhann!Miss Samh Cook. . ROXANNE KRING is another newcomer to the AACT stage, but you may have seen her as Reno Sweeny in Saline Area Players' ANYTHING GOES or Chelsea Area Player.;' SINGING IN THE RAIN. Prior to her real-world job as regional sales manager for

Conde Nast Publications, Roxy acted professionally in regional dinner theatres throughout the midwest and New York state. Her favorite roles include Aldonza in MAN OF LAMANCHA, Tseitel in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, and Anita in WEST SIDE STORY.

Beatrice/Flo/Miss Florern:e Gill .. . PATRIOA REClOR has ap­peared in numerous AACT. Gilbert & Sullivan Society, Musket, Ann Arbor Dinner Theatre, and Blacksheep Theatre produc­tions. She was last seen on stage as a Venticelli in AACT's AMADEUS. Pat received the AACT award for Best MainStreet Production (ANGEL STREEn two seasons ago; she also directed ROMANTIC COMEDY and VERONICA'S ROOM for AACT.

Helena Landless/Miss Janel Conow . . AUDREY LAVELLE recently arrived in Ann Arbor from Chicago where she earned an MFA from the Goodman School of Drama. She spent some time working with several off-Loop theatre companies and served as teacher/director for the Dupage Repertory Theatre of Villa Park, Il.

Neville Landless/ Mr. Vic/or Grinstead . .. STEPHEN ROSOFF's credits include performances with the Village Light Opera Group of New York, and service as a "super" for DON CARLO at the Metropolitan Opera earlier this year. He has also apeared in the Tulane Opera's jESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR and DOWN IN THE VALLEY. locally, in addition to a stint with the U of M Gilbert & Sullivan Society, Stephen has served as a director of the U of M French Plays for the past 3 years. This is Stephen's first appearance on the AACT stage.

The Rev. Mr. Crispark.Je/Mr. Cedric Moncrieffe . . . CHARLES SUTHERLAND directed AACT's THE REAL THING, and AACT "Best Play" award winners, PLAY IT AGAIN SAM, HED­DA GABLER. and ENGAGED. On the other side of the footlights, you may have seen him as Artie in THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES, Devery in BORN YESTERDAY, Moonface in ANYTHING GOES, and Mayor Shinn in THE MUSIC MAN. Charles is a mainstay at Civic Theatre, and it is always a delight to see him on stage!

The Princess Puffer/Miss Angela Prysock. . KAY GRISMER has entertained AACT audiences in her standout performances as Matron Mama Morton in CHICAGO, Narrator/Singer in SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM. and the title role of HEDDA GABLER. And, she opened our MainStage season last year as director of BORN YESTERDAY. Kay also acts and directs with the Livonia/Redford Theatre Guild and Dearborn Civic. She is a PhD candidate at Wayne State University, and a senior staff member of Group 243.

Durdles/Mr. Nick Cricker . .. RICH ROSELLE has appeared in numerous shows with AACf since 1980, including BEDROOM FARCE, CAMELOT, ROBBER BRIDEGROOM, and CHICAGO. He works with Apple Computer.;, and much of his free time is taken up enjoying his two sons. However, he says it's a pleasure to return to the stage this season for DROOD.

Deputy/Master Nick Cricker, Jr. . . ROD BOGART is newly ar­rived in Ann Arbor from Salt Lake City where he recently finish­ed an MA in Computer Science. Rod's acting credits include Charley in CHARLEY'S AUNT, and partidpation in standup and improvisation comedy for a couple of years. Rod is in charge of the Advanced Visualization Facility at U of M. We are pleas­ed to welcome Rod to the AACT stage!

Waiter/Bazzard!Mr. Philip Bax. . ROBERT HERRON makes his first appearance on AACT's stage in DROOD, however, his history in theatre started much before this time. In the Hart­ford Connecticut Producing Guild, he worked in shows such as SWEENEY TODD and EVITA. He has appeared locally with the Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan Players and with the U of M Gilbert & Sullivan Society.

Maid/Citizen of Cloisterham/Miss Monica Prnilf .. . WENDY WRIGHT suddenly realized recently that she has been an AACT member for 6 years; it has a way of creeping up on you! Past-Chair of AACT's MainStreet Committee, and 1987-88 reci­pient of AACT's Best Supporting Actress award as Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn in THE MUSIC MAN, Wendy was last seen as a Venticelli in AMADEUS.

Maid/Citizen of Cloisterham!Miss Haniet Sayle . .. GiRlS HALL laments that she is being held hostage by her theatre habit, and someday hopes that she will finish painting her bathroom. Mean­while, in addition to her many appearances in front of and behind the footlights with AACT. Chris has worked with the Saline Area Players, Dexter Players, Performance Network, and the River of Understanding Ensemble in such productions as DAMN YANKEES!, THE MUSIC MAN, and W ANN HAMP­TON LAVERTY OBERLANDER.

Horace/Citizen of Cloisterham/Mr. Nicholas Michael. .CON­RAD MASON last appeared in THE MUSIC MAN; his other AACT credits include INHERIT THE WIND, GYPSY, ANYfHING GOES, and numerous others stretching back to 1952. Recently, Conrad directed ANYTHING GOES for the Saline Area Players, and served as assistant director for AACT's MAME. Conrad is also a member of the AACT Board of Direc­tors. His real job includes consulting in the fields of meteorology and computer systems with U of M.

Citizen of Cloisterham/Miss Violet Balfour . . GAYLE MARTIN has been off the AACT stage for about a year, and is excited to get back to work in this production of DROOD. She enjoys performing, and proves it with her long list of production credits, including OUR TIME OF DAY, MAGOT, BWES FOR MR. CHARLIE, CHICAGO, and DAMN YANKEES! Gayle is a re­cent graduate of U of M's Musical Theatre Performance program.

Citizen of Cloisterham!Mr. !l!.n Eliot . .. jiM RIETHMILLER appears on AACT's stage for the first time in DROOD. Elsewhere, he is on the Executive Board of the Dexter Com­munity Players where he serves as Treasurer, and where he also appears frequently on stage. Jim is an American History instruc­tor at Dexter High School.

Citizen Of Cloisterham/Mr. Christopher Lyon . .. DAVID BURKHAM. Jacobson's shoppers have probably seen David in various guises such as Curious George, the Easter Bunny, a dinosaur, elephant, and a bunch of grapes! In his never-ending attempt to avoid working on his doctoral thesis in mathematics and education, he finds increasingly strange ways to distract himself. In a slightly saner vein, theatre goers have had the op­portunity to watch David sing and dance in the chorus of AACT's WONDERFUL TOWN and U of M Gilbert & Sullivan's THE SORCERER, THE GONDOLIERS, among several others.

Citizen of Cloisterham/Mr. Medford Moss .. . TOM LAYHER works for Ford Motor Company in the Engineering Computer Center, certainly a logical springboard for his other "job" with community theatres in this area, performing with the Chelsea Area Player,; in SINGING IN THE RAIN, 42ND STREET and THE MUSIC MAN.

Citizen of Cloisterham/Miss Gwendolyn Pynn . .. MARILYN KEN­NEDY. In 10 years' service to AACT, Marilyn has been just about everything to everybody: set dresser, producer, Board member, and cast member. Yet, her biggest challenge is coping with her teenagers and her Great Dane. Besides her AACT per­formances, Ann Arbor area audiences have enjoyed her in Comic Opera Guild's SOUND OF MUSIC. CAMELOT, and THE BEG­GAR'S OPERA.

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flbout tp~e fi;taff RICHARD ALDER (Music Director and Orchesha Maestro/ Mr. Tl10mas Purrel[) has served as conductor, music director, stage director and woodwind performer in over 100 productions. He has been drama director for Dexter High School, as well as musical director for numerous other groups such as Huron Civic, Dexter Community Playe~ and the Dearborn Players Guild. He was also music and stage director for the Dexter Community Players' production of DROOD this summer. Rich is a Univer­sity of Michigan School of Music grad and, currently, Depart­ment Head of Elementary Music at the Wayne.Westland Schools. He feels, that he is making t-he supreme sacrifice as a U of M football fan, missing the homecoming game to perform in the matinee production of DROOD!

RICK ASHCRO FT (Assistant Director and Stage Manager/Barkeep/ Mr. james Throtlle) has made the mistake of be­ing such a talented production member that he never gets away with not participating in a Civic production ... as if he wanted to! When asked about his hobbies, Rick replied, "Who has time for anything elseT Indeed he does, and other "spare time" in­terests include sailing and music-psycho acoustics. Rick's history with AACf includes stage managing five of our last six musicals, and managing soundJiights for 10 shows on both MainStage and

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JOELENE P. BRZEZINSKI (Make-up Designer) includes in her AACT credit" make-up design for DAMN YANKEES!. THE MUSIC MAN. AMADEUS. and MAME. She also boasts an impressive list of outside credits, including work for Detroit Children's Repertory Theatre Co., Wayne Civic Theatre, Ann Arbor junior Light Opera. Ann Arbor junior Theatre, Plymouth Theatre Guild, Garden City Civic Theatre, and Saline Area Players. Joelene is a professional ventriloquist and is the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Make-up Chair for the 1989-90 season.

CAROL DENISIDN (Producer) According to some, Carol's greatest claim to fame is her 11 years in administration at U of M's (in)famous South Quad, home to Bo's Boys! She has also pro­duced over 20 shows for AACT, has been a member of Civic for 25 years, five of those years as President. Carol is a past­President of the Washtenaw Council for the Arts, and current­ly sits on the Community Theatre Association of Michigan Board of Director.;.

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ADONIS EL-MOHTAR (Light Designer) Recently costume designer for PLAY IT AGAIN SAM, Adonis was co-set designer for Amadeus and Woyzeck, and set designer for Comic Opera Guild's NIGHT IN VENICE. He also designed costumes for BORN YESTERDAY and BULLSHOT CRUMMOND. Adonis has worn the director's hat with productions like THE KING AND I and MY FAIR LADY.

WENDY SCOTT KEENEY (Assistant Producer) A long-time participant in local theater, Wendy has assisted behind the scenes for Civic as: stage manager, props chair, co-producer and set lackey! She was last ON stage in Pakistan, 1974 B.C. (before children), playing in Neil Simon's STAR-SPANGLED GIRL. When the kids are older, she will try her hand at the acting side once again.

SHIRLEY MALLETTE (Properties Designer) is involved in all aspects of putting on a play: she has been producer, props chair, in charge of costumes, set dressing, set construction, stage manager and stage lighting. Now if we can only get her up on the stage as a performer, she will have done it all! Her work around town also includes stints with the Comic Opera Guild, Performance Network and Chelsea Area Players.

DILL MURRELL (Co-Music Director) Father of six, grandfather to six, physicist until 6, and standing 66 inches tall, Dill returns to AACT for his sixth (who's counting!) stint as Music Director. He has worked as music director, or pit musician (sometimes both) with numerous theatre groups in the Detroit, Monroe, Adrian, Chelsea quadrangle. Ranging from old standards, like THE MUSIC MAN, OKLAHOMA, CAMEWT and MY FAIR LADY to newer ones, like CABARET OLYMPUS ON MY MIND and-for the third time this year-DROOD! Dill has also appeared on stage, as Fagin in Oliver; Carnes in Oklahoma, and has been seen painting sets or faces and sometimes directing. He spent the 60's in the manned spaceflight program (NASA­Houston) and the 70's and 80's at the EPA's Motor Vehicle Laboratory in Ann Arbor.

JIM POSANTE (Director/Choreographer) has been the produc­tion coordinator at Greenhills School for 14 years. Somehow, in between, he criss-crosses southeastern Michigan becoming involved in plays as director, choreographer and sometimes, cast member. Currently he is choreographer for the Michigan Opera Theatre's touring Broadway review. In the Spring of '89, he directed DROOD for the Rosedale Park Players of Detroit. With over fifty musicals and plays to his credit (SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM, CHICAGO, BELLS ARE RINGING, THE ROB­BER BRIDGROOM, GUYS AND DOLLS. CABARET, ONCE UPON A MATTRESS-to name just a few) he has also worked with Theatre Guild of Livonia/Redford, The University of Arkan­sas, and of course, Ann Arbor Civic Theatre. In the past year, he was Costume Chair for AACf, but now notes that it feels good to be back in the director's chair at Civic and putting on a show at Lydia.

LAURIE SCHUMAN (Hair Designer) has worked in THE MUSIC MAN, AMADEUS, and MAME for AACT, and FID­DLER ON THE ROOF and ONCE UPON A MATTRESS for The Saline Area Players. Laurie is currently a student at Washtenaw Community College.

SALLY WEST (Costume Designer) is married, has two great kids

and, as a housewife, takes delight in being free of the "tedious necessity of earning a living:' She spends her time doing what she loves best-costumes, contra dancing and gardening; and also calls herself an amateur musician. Long-standing interests include weighttraining and motorcycles. Sally has designed for many productions at AACT including DAMN YANKEES!, THE MUSIC MAN and AMADEUS. She is also involved with the Junior Theatre of The Ann Arbor Recreation Department, and is costumer for the Cobblestone Farm Dancers.

JEFF ZUPAN (Set Designer & Builder) has been very busy for the past three years, designing for productions of PLAZA SUITE and BORN YESTERDAY. He served as stage manager for BORN YESTERDAY. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, PLAY IT AGAIN SAM, and finally, shocked everyone by actually showing up on stage in AMADEUS and MAME.

~ Pioneers in research and techrwlogy since 1946

THE :l'tUS'LC HA.LL RoyA.LE WELCO:I'tES A.ND J.J'LSHES TO THANK THE CONTRTBUTWNS OF THOSE WHO WORKED :BEH'LND THE SCENES

PROP AND SET Jeff Zupan Joy Scarpuzza Barbara Daniel Tom Lacy Kathy Wadkins Jim Biek Nick Lacy Larry Holbrook

Bli!LDING Shirley Mallette T.S. Taylor Wayne Burkhardt Don Stewart Mike Limmer Marilyn Kennedy Frances Farmer

SET I PROP AND LIGHTS Henry Schuman Betty Lou Monticelli Tom Lacy Kathy Wadkins Andrea Wills

COSTl!MES Sally West Monica Ladd Helen West Shannon West

DRESSERS Marjorie Cripps

LIGHTING Adonis EI-Mohtar Tad More Thorn Johnson Shawn McCrory

MAKE-liP/HAIR Joelene Brzezinski Jennifer Schuman

POSTER DISTRIB!JTION Cast and crew of !2.rJJ.rul

Wayne Burkhardt Marge Lewis Yehudit Newman Mary Beth Eagle

Marjorie Cripps Chris Hall Ann Vandermark

Sue Young

Brian Jones Dave Mohler Amanda Moelya Anthony Casselli

Mary Schuman Mark Brzezinski

Henry Schuman Lynn Deniston Ted Farah Peter Niedbala Donna Parrish-Limmer Alisande Cuttler Ed Lesher

Dwight Smith Mike Limmer Mary Ann MarLin Sara Zettel

Lee Burkhardt Sue Young Pat Bialkowski

Marge Lewis Mike Alexander Julie Miller

April Lawson Laurie Schuman

CAST PARTYIMOYE IN AND STRIKE REFRESHMENTS Lois Linter Maggie Lindstrom

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ann Arbor Public Schools: Slauson Middle School Sally West: Period Costume Designer Dexter Community Players Young People's Theatre Muehlig Funeral Chapel Inc. North Rosedale Park Players The Real Seafood Company Barry Larue Campus Inn Fred Beutler Greenhills School John Charles Ralph Beebe Rick Ashcroft

Tit£ J'tUSlC HALL RoyA.L:E WOULD L UG:E TO THA.N:JG OUR fiU:EST A.RTlST:Es :F'RO:n TH:E :JGNUTS:FORD :BA.LL:ET :FOR TH:ElR

PA.RTlClPA.TWN lN TH:E JA.SP:ER'S V1SWN :BA.LL:ET

Kiro Kopulos Shade of Jasper

Co-Director of the Intersect Theatre Dance Co. of Ann Arbor, Kiro holds a bachelors degree in Dance from E.M.U. and is the founder and a teacher of Life Dance ( a combination of movement techniques and yoga) for the past six years.

Tedee A. Theofil Jasper's Tormentor

Tcdce is nationally recorgnizcd for her credits as a choreographer, pcformcr and dance educator. Her artistic abilities have been seen on the concert stage, in telelvision/vidco work and in numerous musicals, including Gypsy, Peninsula Productions' Peter Pan and the 1989 New American Musical Theatre productions. Presently celebrating her 15th year as Director of the Studio I School of Dance here in Ann Arbor, Ms. Theofil is the Artistic Director of the new youth ballet company Troupe 220.

Kiana Woods Jasper's Tormentor

Kiana, who hopes to attend an Ivy league school and major in pre-mcdiccne, has danced for 11 years. She has been involved with the Community School of Ballet and appeared in the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre's production of the Nutcracker for 5 seasons. Kiana has also appeared as Anita in West Side Story and the Leading Player in Pippin.

OPEN HOUSE AND COMING HOME PARTY A CELEBRATION OF AACT'S 60TH YEAR

ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE 1035 S. MAIN, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1989 4-7 P.M.

See slides and videos of former AACT shows Sing favorite show tunes around the piano

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Don't miss this chance to meet new friends, renew old acquaintances, and get involved in the world of theare in the making!

CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU!!!!!!!

AACT's Contributing Producers

In Community Theatre the Producers are our audience. The individuals and businesses acknowledged below are generous contributors to AACf this year. Bravi!

The Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Board of Directors

GUARANTORS BENEFACTORS Brauer Investment Company

Frederich H. Herrmann Matthew C Hoffman Fine

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Helene &. Robert Abrams Prof.&.Mrs.Gardnerkkley Mr. & Mn. Charles M.

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lloe Charles Reinhart Company Robert& Marina Se-eman Neil &: Burnette Staebler

Trustcorp Bank, Ann Arbor

AM Snowplow The Hon. & MB. S.]. Bden Mr. & M11;. Wam-n Eveland

Mrs. ].F.Laird

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Joan Scheffln-

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All Contributions to AACT ~"' Ia• ded...:tiblt, ,.. follows

Contribution Tu lnductib"' Amount

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Ann Arbor Civic Theatre SNAPe SHOT

As the house lights come up at the end of tonight's performance of THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, you will walk away knowing the magic of skilled and talented actors performing their craft. But there is other magic in the theatre-magic backed by technical skills, the hard work and devotion of hundreds of volunteers, frugal budgets, and your contributions.

In the professional theatre world, shows are bankrolled by a producer.

In amateur theatre, generallly 40% of expenses are underwritten by public and private donations.

At Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, we are in the extraordinary position of needing to ask our Producer to finance only 24% of our budget.

And in Community Theatre in Ann ArOOr, our Producer is YOU, the theatre-going members of our community!

We take pride in the excellence we present on our stage. We take exceptional pride in your loyalty and support.

Take this opportunity to join the AACTing family-or to renew your membership in our family-and take pride in what your dollar buys.

• $600.00 buys the cloth and material that designer Sally West and her assistants built into the ex· traordinary costumes that dazzle your eyes this evening.

• $2.00 (frugal bugeting!) and 5 hours of volunteer creativity buys Princess Puffer's "regal" perch in her iniquitous den in London's East End.

• $175.00 and 12 hours of volunteer labor buys the locomotive that brings Dick Datchery to Cloisterham, and almost into your lapl

• $4, 730.00, 23% of the total show budget, buys the rights to produce the show and pays the rental for the scripts and musical scores.

Please help us round out these figures. Your support will keep us in the black, our cast on the stage ... and you in the world of magic!

Yes, My Company is a Corporate Supporter of Our Community Playhouse, ko Follows:

D Guarantor ........................ $1,000.00

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ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE PRESENTS ITS 60TH DIAMOND BIRTHDAY

MAINSTAGE SEASON

A Gem Of A Season ...

There's Still Time to Save

on these 4 shows!

THE LION IN WINTER by James Goldman Oecember 13-16, 1989 LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE

TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD by Harper lee March 7-10, 1990 LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE

BRIGADOON Music by Frederick Loewe Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner April 18-21, 1990 AT THE MICHIGAN THEATER

THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940 by John Bishop

June 20-23, 1990 LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE

- Your 1989-90 Season Ticket Order Form -

No. Tickets Doy Sea. Price Total Price

Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. $38.00

Wednesday, Senior Citizens, 8:00 p.m. 532.00

Thursday, 8:00 p.m. $38.00

Thunday, Senior Citizens 8:00 p.m. $32.00

Friday, 8:00 p.m. $48.00

Saturday Matinee 2:00p.m. $34.00

Saturday Matinee, Senior Otizens $32.00

Saturday, 8:00 p.m. $48.00

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ANN ARboR Civic THEATRE ON MAiNSmEET PRESENTS

Expect the Unexpected

for 1989/90

LYSISTRATA By Aristophanes Directed by Anne Kolaczkowski Magee

N!Nember 2-18, 1989

A LESSON I'KOI'I ALOES By Athol Fugard Directed by Marvin Sims

February 1-17, 1990

JAQUES BREL IS ALIVE AND WELL AND LIVING IN PARIS By t;rlc Blau Directed by Dana Buck

April 26-May 12, 1990

TWELFTH NIGHT By William Shakespeare Directed by Wendy Wright

July 5-21, 1990

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