THE CROSWELL’S 2017 BROADWAY SEASON IS SPONSORED IN PART BY:

ContentsStaff...................................... 2

Welcome............................... 3

What’s New ........................... 4

Upcoming Shows ................... 6 -17

After the Show ....................... 18

Get Involved .......................... 19

History .................................. 20

Book ..................................... 21

Support Us ............................. 22

Seating Charts ........................ 23

Box Office .............................. 24

Subscriptions ......................... 26

Calendar ................................ 29

Under the Streetlamp....................... 6

Best of Broadway............................. 8

Jukebox Legends............................. 9

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang................. 10

In the Heights.................................12

A Funny Thing Happened on the

Way to the Forum............................13

Beauty and the Beast......................14

The Family Digs..............................15

Branson on the Road...................... 16

Meet Me in St. Louis.......................17

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JERE RIGHTERARTISTIC DIRECTORjrighter@croswell.org

JOHN MACNAUGHTONCREATIVE DIRECTORjmacnaughton@croswell.orgAuditions, Prop Rental, Costume Donations

KYRIE BRISTLEDEVELOPMENT DIRECTORkbristle@croswell.orgAnnual Giving, Planned Giving & Show Sponsorship

STEVE KRAUSEBUSINESS MANAGERskrause@croswell.orgBuilding Rental

ASHLEY BRAINERDBOX OFFICE MANAGERabrainerd@croswell.orgGroup Sales & Volunteering

ERIK GABLEDIRECTOR OF MARKETING & AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENTegable@croswell.orgMarketing & Promotion

SARAH HENRYGRAPHIC DESIGNERshenry@croswell.orgPlaybill Ad Sales

OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY, 10AM - 5PM90 min prior to curtain on performance daysWWW.CROSWELL.ORG | 517.264.SHOW

Jere RighterArtistic Director

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Dear friends,

It is such a thrill to welcome you to a brand-new season at the Croswell … the first in our newly renovated theater!

When you enter the Croswell for the first time this summer, you’ll see a lot of new things … but plenty of familiar favorites too. We’ve transformed our former Heritage Room into the brand-new Farver’s, a fun and friendly gathering place for before and after the show — and other times as well. A new studio space on the mezzanine level will host exciting events like this fall’s world premiere of Michigan playwright Terry Hissong’s The Family Digs. We’ve made several changes that will make the Croswell more accessible for all our guests, including an elevator to the mezzanine level and improved options for hearing assistance. And, of course, we’ve more than doubled our restroom space … a long-overdue improvement, I think you’ll agree!

And then there’s the theater itself. In addition to numerous behind-the-scenes changes, we’ve repainted, refinished the floor and installed new carpet … but rest assured, we did not change the historic beauty of the place we all know and love!

On top of all that, we have an incredible season planned for you. Our Grand Reopening Concert Series in May will bring many Croswell favorites back to our stage … and I know you will love the musicals in our 2017 Broadway Season. This year will be every bit as spectacular as you have come to expect from the Croswell.

As always, thank you for being part of the Croswell family. I hope to see you soon!

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Farver’s: Join us before and after the show — and on non-show evenings as well — in Farver’s, the new spot for food, drinks, and conversation! Farver’s is located in what was previously called the Heritage Room. We’ll have a bar, light snacks, and entertainment on select evenings. It’s just one more reason the Croswell is the place to be!

Van Doren Studio: Located on the mezzanine level of the Croswell, our new studio theater space will host everything from casual cabaret-style entertainment to productions of brand-new plays.

A comfortable mezzanine lobby: The mezzanine lobby will provide a comfortable, welcoming space for patrons attending a show in the Studio or who are seated in the balcony for a show in the Julia Argyros Auditorium.

More accessibility: We’ve widened our doors, added an elevator from the main floor to the mezzanine level, and a wheelchair lift to get beyond the stairs in our main hall. Although the structure of our 1921 balcony makes it impossible for it to be wheelchair-accessible, the number of steps required to reach it has been reduced from twenty-seven to nine.

Improved sound and lighting: We’ve made numerous behind-the-scenes changes, including acoustic modifications to the orchestra pit, that will make our productions even more enjoyable.

More hearing assistance options: In addition to amplification devices, we now have a hearing loop system available for all seats on the orchestra level. This system will allow people with newer hearing aids to receive a radio signal directly from the sound board, eliminating the need for headphones.

More restrooms: We have more than doubled our restroom space, with restrooms on both the main floor and the mezzanine level. A family restroom is available for those who need the assistance of a family member or caregiver, changing tables for infants are available in a restrooms.

As we reopen after 12 months of renovations, we invite you to check out our incredible new spaces and offerings! Here’s a look at what you can expect from the newly updated Croswell.

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Retro has never sounded so now! Under the Streetlamp is America’s hottest new vocal group, delivering an electrifying evening of classic hits from the American radio songbook. These four magnetic vocalists — including Adrian native Shonn Wiley — bring their unique blend of tight harmonies and slick dance moves to some of rock ’n’ roll’s greatest hits from the Drifters, the Beach Boys, the Four Seasons, and more.

Croswell Opera House julia argyros auditoriumMAY 6 (SOLD OUT) & MAY 7

Under The Streetlamp

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Join us under the tent in front of the Croswell for a gala celebration of our reopening! Enjoy food and drinks, dance to the sounds of the Dan Kesterke Band, mingle with the members of Under the Streetlamp, and more. Tickets still available!

Tickets: $25 per person

Grand Reopening Gala

Saturday, May 6 only

Grand Reopening Gala

Join some of your favorite Croswell stars for a rousing tribute to musical theater’s greatest hits. Veteran actors Michael Lackey, Erica Wyman and Nolan Hines will reunite along with several of the area’s hottest up-and-coming talents for an unforgettable afternoon of Broadway classics … from Cole Porter to Andrew Lloyd Webber, from Stephen Sondheim to Stephen Schwartz, and everything in between!

Best of Broadway

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Jukebox LegendsCroswell Opera House julia argyros auditoriumMAY 14

Tickets: Premium: $50 | Tier A: $40 | Tier B: $30Postshow party in the Studio: $25

Croswell Opera House julia argyros auditoriumMAY 20A night of rock ’n’ roll featuring the music of Motown and beyond … Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross and the Supremes, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and more. Jukebox Legends features Toledo-born singer-songwriter Tatiana Owens and Croswell favorite Derrick Jordan.

Tickets: Premium: $40 | Tier A: $30 | Tier B: $20Postshow party in the Studio: $25

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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

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The first musical in our 2017 Broadway Season is a family-friendly adventure that everyone can enjoy! Based on the beloved children’s book and 1968 film of the same name, and featuring an unforgettable score by the Sherman Brothers (the duo behind Mary Poppins), this show is sure to leave you smiling. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang will run for three weekends!

Croswell Opera House julia argyros auditoriumJUNE 10 — JUNE 25

All Other DatesTickets: Premium: $35 | Tier A: $25 | Tier B: $15Youth Tickets (15 and under): $15

The Great Big Night!

Opening night for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang on Saturday, June 10, will be part of The Great Big Night, our annual gala fundraiser. Join us as we celebrate the conclusion of our renovation project and the beginning of a new era for Michigan’s oldest theater!

Tickets: Opening night Saturday, June 10 at 5:30pm$150 – Great Big Night: Preparty, Show, Afterparty$50 – Opening Night Show & Afterparty

Call 517-264-7469 for more information.

Event ChairShelley Hickman

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All Opening Night Tickets: $50

In the Heights

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A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum

Written by Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, this Tony Award-winning musical tells the universal story of a vibrant community in New York’s Washington Heights neighborhood. It’s a community on the brink of change, full of hopes, dreams and pressures, where the biggest struggles can be deciding which traditions you take with you, and which ones you leave behind.

Croswell Opera House julia argyros auditoriumJULY 14 — JULY 23

Tickets: Premium: $35 | Tier A: $25 | Tier B: $15Youth Tickets (15 and under): $15

Turn back the clock to ancient Rome with this fast-paced, laugh-filled farce filled with mistaken identities, slamming doors, ill-fated romances and much more. With music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum is a musical theater classic!

Croswell Opera House julia argyros auditoriumAUGUST 11 — AUGUST 20

Tickets: Premium: $35 | Tier A: $25 | Tier B: $15Youth Tickets (15 and under): $15

HEIGHTSHEIGHTSI N T H EI N T H E

Beauty and the Beast

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The Family Digs

This classic story returns to the Croswell stage in what’s sure to be a spectacular production! Beauty and the Beast ran for over 13 years on Broadway and was nominated for nine Tony Awards. Tickets are sure to go quickly!

We will offer a special sensory-friendly performance for children with autism or sensory processing issues on Saturday, September 23, at 2:30 p.m.

Croswell Opera House julia argyros auditoriumSEPTEMBER 22 — OCTOBER 1

Tickets: Premium: $35 | Tier A: $25 | Tier B: $15Youth Tickets (15 and under): $15

Start with one father infected by a strange malady. Whisk in his freeloading, New Age aficionado son. Add a dollop of manipulative co-workers. Marinate it with the final ingredient — the world’s greatest archaeological discovery. Pour the entire mixture into a small two-bedroom apartment, turn up the heat, and what do you have? Possibly the most oddly baked comedy you’ll see on stage this year. This is the world premiere of the new play by Michigan author Terry Hissong.

Croswell Opera House vandoren studio spaceOCTOBER 13 — OCTOBER 22

Tickets: $25 | Youth Tickets (15 and under): $15

By Terry HissongProduced in association with Westfall-Hissong Productions

Branson on the Road:A Salute to America

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Meet Me in St. Louis

Branson on the Road brings all the fun of a Branson country-western show to Adrian! Join us for a star-spangled salute to American history and heroes. The show begins with the founding of the nation and then moves musically through some of our great cities and towns with songs like “Abilene,” “Detroit City” and “Route 66.” Producer and performer Debbie Horton holds the distinction of being the only woman to have played lead guitar for the late, great Johnny Cash. Don’t miss this toe-tapping good time!

Croswell Opera House julia argyros auditoriumNOVEMBER 11

Tickets: $25 | Youth Tickets (15 and under): $15

Based on the MGM film of the same name, this is the heartwarming story of a turn-of-the-century American family anticipating the wonders of the 1904 World’s Fair. Memorable numbers include “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” “The Boy Next Door,” “The Trolley Song,” and “Whenever I’m With You.” A feel-good classic for the holiday season!

Croswell Opera House julia argyros auditoriumNOVEMBER 25 — DECEMBER 10

Tickets: Premium: $35 | Tier A: $25 | Tier B: $15Youth Tickets (15 and under): $15

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Get InvolvedVolunteering: Volunteers help the Croswell in many ways. Show night volunteers serve as door greeters, ticket takers and ushers, and also serve food and drinks at the concession stand. Others might help out in the front office or assist with promoting shows — for example, by distributing posters to local businesses as a Croswell Ambassador. Volunteers also work backstage and help with things like building sets, painting drops and hanging lights! croswell.org/volunteers

Auditions: Open auditions for Croswell productions are held throughout the year. If you’ve ever had an interest in performing, we invite you to come and try out! Upcoming audition dates are always listed on our website. croswell.org/auditions

Summer camps: Croswell summer camps are a great way to introduce young people to the performing arts! This year, camps will run July 17 – 29 for ages 6 – 17: croswell.org/summercamps

the fun doesn’t end when the curtain goes down! Stay after the show and enjoy drinks, light snacks, and conversation at Farver’s, located in the former site of the Heritage Room on the Croswell’s main floor. Farver’s will even be open when the Croswell doesn’t have a show running … adding another great destination to historic downtown Adrian!

Post-show parties in MayEach of the shows in our Grand Reopening Concert Series is followed by an opportunity to celebrate with music, conversation and more! After the May 6 concert by Under the Streetlamp, join us under the tent outside the Croswell to socialize with Shonn Wiley and friends, enjoy drinks and light hors d’oeuvres, and dance to the music of the Dan Kesterke band.

After Best of Broadway on May 14 and Jukebox Legends on May 20, join the stars of the shows for a small, exclusive reception in our new studio space! Tickets to all post-show parties in May are $25 per person.

The Great Big NightSee page 11 for more information about The Great Big Night, our annual gala celebration, on Saturday, June 10!

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HistoryOur HeritageFrom the day it first opened its doors — on a snowy March evening in 1866 — the Croswell Opera House has been at the center of community life in Adrian. It was a place where people came together … not just for theater, but for concerts, festivals, high school graduations, and much more. Great crusaders like Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass spoke on our stage. Legendary artists like Edwin Booth and John Philip Sousa performed here. From the end of the Civil War to the beginning of the film era, the Croswell played host to just about every kind of event imaginable. The Croswell was converted into a movie theater in 1919, but it continued to play a vital part in Adrian’s community life. Movies at the Croswell were a cherished part of many people’s childhoods. However, by 1967, the Croswell’s future was in doubt. Movie audiences were dwindling, and there was a very real risk that the building could be torn down and replaced with a parking lot. Luckily, an Adrian businessman named Charlie Hickman stepped forward to buy the theater, and a group of dedicated volunteers banded together to save this community treasure.

In Summer 2017, the Croswell marks its 50th season of producing high-quality live theater for the people of southeast Michigan and northwest Ohio.

Our PurposeWe are preserving Adrian’s cultural heritage by maintaining a building that has played a pivotal role in the community’s history, with programming that’s in line with the building’s original purpose.We take pride in staging professional-caliber productions in a comfortable community theater setting. The high quality of our productions allows us to draw patrons from around southeast Michigan and northwest Ohio.We provide a top-notch educational experience for area youth interested in the performing arts by exposing them to high standards and production values and giving them an opportunity to work with accomplished professionals in their field.

the definitive guide to the croswell’s first 150 years! The Croswell Opera House is pleased to announce the publication of Behind the Curtain: 150 Years at Michigan’s Oldest Theater. This 246-page hardcover book includes over 300 photos and illustrations and covers the Croswell’s entire 150-year history, from the beginning in 1866 all the way to the present day.

Read never-before-published stories from the Croswell’s early years, plus revisit some of your favorite shows with behind-the-scenes anecdotes and beautiful full-color photos!

150 YEARS OF CROSWELL HISTORY

0rder online: croswell.org/book

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tier bContinuing the Legacy of the CroswellWe couldn’t do the things we do here without the help of many generous friends! Here are a few ways to support the Croswell and its mission …

Annual fundDid you know that ticket sales only cover about 45% of the cost of keeping this beautiful theater operational? One of the ways we close the gap is with the help of many generous contributors to our Annual Fund. These are patrons who make a donation to theater to help make the extraordinary things we do in this building possible.

Corporate and foundation sponsorshipIf you are interested in learning about sponsorship opportunities for your business, foundation or other organization, we would love to speak with you! Sponsorship of a Croswell production or season is a great way to show your support for the community and build goodwill!

Planned givingYou can leave a lasting legacy by including the Croswell in your estate planning! Planned giving is a way to keep making a difference … forever. An estate gift to the Croswell doesn’t have to be large to make a difference. We can help you determine a gift that makes sense for your circumstances. No matter the amount, your gift will make a positive impact on your community and benefit future generations.

For more information about ways you can support the Croswell, please contact Kyrie Bristle, director of development, at 517-263-6868 or kbristle@croswell.org.

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Fees There is a $4 processing fee on every order placed online, and a $5 processing fee on every order placed over the phone or in person. This fee covers the price of using the ticketing system, printing the tickets, and staffing the ticket window. The fee is the same whether you pay with cash, check or credit card. The fee is charged per order, not per ticket.

Delivery Method Mail: Tickets can be mailed up to 10 business days before the show for a $2 fee. Will Call: Tickets held at Will Call are available for pickup up to 90 min before a show or Monday - Friday between 10am - 5pm. Email: Tickets can either be printed at home or pulled up on a smart phone and shown at the door.

Refund Ticket orders are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, a house credit will be issued only if you contact the Croswell  before  the show begins. House Credits are good for 5 years. The processing fee is non-refundable.

Exchanges You may exchange tickets from one night of a performance to another night of the same performance. You must contact the Croswell before the date of the production for which you have tickets.

Ticket Policies

Business OfficeMonday - Friday 10am - 5pm129 E. Maumee St.

Online www.croswell.org

Phone 517.264.7469

Box Office HoursShow Dates90 min before curtain 129 E. Maumee St.

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Ways to SaveSubscription Buy tickets for 3 or more of our Broadway shows and save! Purchase Premium Seats for all 5 Musicals and save $10 per ticket!

Groups We offer discounts for groups of 14 or more. Groups save 20% on orders! Group discounts may vary for different productions. Group discount is based on the adult ticket price.  No further discount is permitted.  Orders must be placed and paid for as a group. To book your group, call 517-264-7469 during office hours.

Student Rush Great savings for high school and college students! If you purchase tickets at the door, tickets are only $15 up to 1 hour before curtain time.

Lost Tickets If you lose your tickets or forget to bring them, we are able to reprint your tickets. Please go to the box office and inform the box office assistant that you need your tickets reprinted.

Children Everyone who comes to a show must have a ticket. Lap seats are not permitted. We do offer discounted tickets for children 15 and under. We allow all ages to attend shows, but we ask that parents exit the theater if a child is being disruptive.

Late Seating Late patrons will be seated toward the back of the auditorium until intermission. Once intermission is over, patrons may move to their assigned seats.

Smoking The Croswell is a non-smoking facility and all of our events, both indoors and out, are smoke-free. This policy includes e-cigarettes.

Weather We rarely cancel a show due to inclement weather. If you are concerned about your safety when traveling to a show, you may call the Croswell to exchange your tickets for a different performance. If it is a one night event, call the Croswell before the show begins to receive a house credit. If we do cancel a show, the decision will be made at least 3 hours before the show begins. To check if a show has been cancelled, please visit our Facebook page, facebook.com/thecroswell.

Subscription PackageBuying tickets for 3 or more of our Broadway shows can save you money! Choose a Pick 5 Subcription and save up to $10 per ticket.

Children 15 and under are still $15 per ticket.

Fill out the form and mail both the form and your payment to:

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Sun. June 11 @ 2:30pmFri. June 16 @ 8:00pmSat. June 17 @ 8:00pmSun. June 18 @ 2:30pm

Fri. June 23 @ 8:00pmSat. June 24 @ 2:30pmSat. June 24 @ 8:00pmSun. June 25 @ 2:30pm

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Fri. July 14 @ 8:00pmSat. July 15 @ 8:00pmSun. July 16 @ 2:30pm

Fri. July 21@ 8:00pmSat. July 22 @ 8:00pmSun. July 23 @ 2:30pm

In the Heights

Fri. August 11 @ 8:00pmSat. August 12 @ 8:00pmSun. August 13 @ 2:30pm

Fri. August 18 @ 8:00pmSat. August 19 @ 8:00pmSun. August 20 @ 2:30pm

A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum

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Fri. Sept. 29 @ 7:30pmSat. Sept. 30 @ 2:30pmSat. Sept.30 @ 7:30pmSun. Oct. 1 @ 2:30pm

Beauty and the Beast

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Sat. Dec. 2 @ 7:30pmSun. Dec. 3 @ 2:30pmSat. Dec. 9 @ 7:30pmSun. Dec. 10 @ 2:30pm

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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Sat. June 10 at 7:30pm* Sun. June 11 at 2:30pm Fri. June 16 at 8pm Sat. June 17 at 8pm Sun. June 18 at 2:30pm Fri. June 23 at 8pm Sat. June 24 at 2:30pm Sat. June 24 at 8pm Sun. June 25 at 2:30pm (*Part of The Great Big Night)

In the Heights Fri. July 14 at 8pm Sat. July 15 at 8pm Sun. July 16 at 2:30pm Fri. July 21 at 8pm Sat. July 22 at 8pm Sun. July 23 at 2:30pm

Summer Camp Performance Fri. July 29 Sat. July 30

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Fri. August 11 at 8pm Sat. August 12 at 8pm Sun. August 13 at 2:30pm Fri. August 18 at 8pm Sat. August 19 at 8pm Sun. August 20 at 2:30pm

Beauty and the Beast Fri. September 22 at 7:30pm Sat. September 23 at 2:30pm** Sat. September 23 at 7:30pm Sun. September 24 at 2:30pm Fri. September 29 at 7:30pm Sat. September 30 at 2:30pm Sat. September 30 at 7:30pm Sun. October 1 at 2:30pm

The Family Digs Fri. October 13 at 7:30pm Sat. October 14 at 7:30pm Sun. October 15 at 2:30pm Fri. October 20 at 7:30pm Sat. October 21 at 7:30pm Sun. October 22 at 2:30pm

Dueling Pianos Sat. October 28 at 7:30pm

Branson on the Road Sat. November 11 at 5:30pm

Meet Me in St. Louis Sat. November 25 at 7:30pm Sun. November 26 at 2:30pm Fri. December 1 at 7:30pm Sat. December 2 at 7:30pm Sun. December 3 at 2:30pm Sat. December 9 at 7:30pm Sun. December 10 at 2:30pm

Le Vent Du NordMadison High School Performing Arts Center

Fri. April 21 @ 7:30pm

Under the Streetlamp Sat. May 6 at 8:00pm SOLD OUT Sun. May 7 at 3:00pm

The Best of Broadway Sun. May 14 at 2:30pm

Jukebox Legends Sat. May 20 at 8:00pm

Ticket SalesOnline: www.croswell.org | Office Hours: M-F 10am - 5pm90 min prior to curtain on performance days

Phone: 517.264.SHOW | 129 E. Maumee St. | Adrian, Michigan 49221

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** Sensory friendly show