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Side Show

Linda GoodrichBen WhiteleyArthur RidleyErika FureyAaron SporerRoger ArnettGuy BeckGrant WenausMelissa Spengler

Setting:America, 1935-1936

There will be one intermission.

Original Broadway production produced byEmanuel Azanberg, Joseph Nederlander, Herschel Waxman, Janice McKenna, and Scott Nederlander

Side Show is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

Book and Lyrics by Bill Russell • Music by Henry KriegerOriginal Broadway production directed and choreographed by Robert LongbottomVocal and Dance Arrangements by David Chase • Orchestration by Harold Wheeler

First performed at the Richard Rodgers Theater, New York City, on October 16, 1997.

Cast of Characters (in alphabetical order)

Orchestra

Roustabout/Ensemble ....................................... Stan BahorekRoustabout/Ensemble ........................................ David BaumBuddy Foster ........................................ Ryan Patrick BinderFlip ................................................................ Sean CliffordViolet Hilton ....................................................... Cian CoeyFortune Teller/Ensemble ................................Christy FaerberPatron/Ensemble................................................ Allison FossHarem Girl/Ensemble ..................................... Leslie FrankelPinhead Mother/Ensemble .......................... Monique FrenchRoustabout/Ensemble ........................................ Adam C. FryPinhead/Ensemble ............................................ Nick GabrielBearded Lady/Ensemble ...................................... Kevin HaleDaisy Hilton ............................................... Leslie HenstockRoustabout/Ensemble ..................................... Brian HissongPatron/Ensemble........................................... Patrice KaravasReptile Man/Ensemble ................................. Nich Kauffman

Reeds .................................................. Mike Bomwell, Pat Posey,Sharon Curry, Dave Luther

Bassoon ................................................................... P.J. WoolstonTrumpet ............ Jeremy McBain, Saphra Camp, Dara ChapmanFrench Horn ............................................................ Melanie JahrTrombone ................................... Mike Mannella, Steven Dunkel

Fakir/Ensemble .............................................. Jeremy LeinerGeek/Ensemble ..................................................... Jeff MeyerRoustabout/Ensemble ...................................... Garrett MillerJake ................................................................. Justin MillerSheik/Ensemble .................................................. Jesse Nager6th Exhibit/Ensemble ................................. Brynn O’MalleyHarem Girl/Ensemble .................................... Annie RamseyHarem Girl/Ensemble ................................. Megan ReinkingTerry Connor ................................................... Rob RokickiRoustabout/Ensemble .................................Chris SederstromPip ................................................................ Darryl SemiraDolly Dimples/Ensemble .................................. Tara SiesenerSnake Lady/Ensemble ........................................ Toni TrucksPinhead/Ensemble ............................................. Erin WebleyPatron/Ensemble......................................... Kristin WilliamsThe Boss .................................................... Nathan Younger

The Side Show cast also plays Reporters, Vaudevillians, the Follies Company, Party Guests, Radio Show Singers, and Hawkers.Understudies: Stan Bahorek (Buddy); Christy Faerber (Violet); Adam C. Fry (Terry); Megan Reinking (Daisy)

Dance Captains: Sean Clifford, Garrett Miller

Keyboards ................................Grant Wenaus, Karl ShymanovitzGuitar/Banjo ................................................................D.J. SparrBass ................................................................... Jonathon PieslakDouble Bass ...................................................... Jordan ScapinelloDrums .................................................................. Michael GouldPercussion .............................................................Larry Ferguson

Scenes and Musical Numbers

ACT IThe Midway“Come Look At The Freaks” .................. The Boss and Company“Like Everyone Else” .......................................... Daisy and Violet“You Deserve A Better Life” ...............................Buddy and Terry“Crazy, Deaf and Blind” ................................................ The Boss“The Devil You Know” ................................ Jake and Attractions“More Than We Bargained For” .........................Buddy and Terry“Feelings You’ve Got To Hide” ........................... Daisy and Violet“When I’m By Your Side” .................................. Daisy and Violet“Say Good-bye To The Freak Show” ..................... The Company

Vaudeville“Overnight Sensation” .................................. Terry and Reporters“Leave Me Alone” .............................................. Daisy and Violet“We Share Everything” ................ Daisy, Violet and Vaudevillians“The Interview” ................................ Daisy, Violet and Reporters“Who Will Love Me As I Am” ........................... Daisy and Violet

ACT IIThe Follies“Rare Songbirds On Display” ................................ The Company“New Year’s Day” ......... Terry, Buddy, Jake, Daisy, Violet, Company“Private Conversation” ........................................................ Terry

On The Road“One Plus One Equals Three” ...................... Buddy, Daisy, Violet“You Should Be Loved” ......................................................... Jake

The Texas Centennial“Tunnel Of Love” .............................. Terry, Buddy, Daisy, Violet“Beautiful Day For A Wedding” ............... The Boss and Hawkers“Marry Me, Terry” .............................................................. Daisy“I Will Never Leave You” ................................... Daisy and Violet“Finale” ................................................................. The Company

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About Side Show

About the Creators

BILL RUSSELL (Book & Lyrics) and composer Henry Krieger received aTony nomination for Best Score for Side Show and Mr. Russell receiveda nomination for Best Book. Russell wrote the book and lyrics for off-Broadway's long-running musical Pageant and directed Fringe and WestEnd productions in London and recently in Chicago. He authored thebook and lyrics for Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens, directingit off-off Broadway, London's West End, and Fringe. His other creditsas bookwriter/lyricist include off Broadway's Fourtune and The TexasChainsaw Musical (co-author) and Family Style (Minneapolis). Headapted the book of Call Me Madam (starring Tyne Daly) for CityCenter Encores! His credits as lyricist include the Radio City MusicHall Christmas Spectacular, Gay Games IV, and Jade & Sarsaparilla.His directing credits include Generation X and Monteith and Rand.His latest musical, Everything's Ducky, which features music by Krieger,premiered this season at TheatreWorks of Palo Alto and won the WillGlickman Award for Best New Play in the Bay area.

DAISY AND VIOLET HILTON

Daisy and Violet Hilton were born in 1908 in Brighton, England. Their mother sold the girls to midwifeMary Hilton. By the time they were three years old, they were appearing in circuses, carnivals, and fairs. Thetwins described Hilton as being a cruel woman, never showing any affection and subjecting them to horribleabuse. When the twins were in their teens, Mary Hilton died, leaving the twins to the guardianship of herdaughter Edith and Edith’s husband Meyer Meyers. With Meyers acting as their agent, he booked them ontothe Orpheum vaudeville circuit, keeping all of their earnings for himself. By the time Daisy and Violet were 15,they were among the highest paid performers in the nightclub and vaudeville circuit, although the girls neverreceived any of their earnings and longed for freedom.

Cruelly mistreated and virtually enslaved, Daisy and Violet had a chance meeting in 1931 with a lawyer inSan Antonio, TX, who agreed to help. A trial was held and at the age of twenty-three, the twins were freed by acourt order to embark on a career of their own as the “Hilton Sisters Revue.” Blessed with beauty, the Hiltontwins also possessed an array of talents: they performed acrobatic tricks; played many musical instruments; andhad marvelous singing voices. Through the help of Harry Houdini, Daisy and Violet developed the ability to

dissociate from one another so that they could each have some much-needed privacy. Increasingly public but unsuccessful marriages (onebefore 100,000 spectators) and a brief film career in the B-grade films Freaks (1932) and Chained for Life (1951) marked their heyday. Thetwins eventually settled in Charlotte, NC, working as supermarket checkout clerks. They died of the flu in 1969 within hours of one another.

Interesting Note: Pictured is a souvenior postcard of Violet and Daisy Hilton circa 1920. While in real life Violet was on the left as onefaced the twins, the girls insisted on being called Daisy and Violet. When writer Bill Russell first saw a photo of the girls, the image wasreversed causing him to believe that Daisy was on the left. When Russell learned the truth, he decided to keep Daisy on the left in the playto adhere with the girls wishes and to make it easier for the audience.

FREAKSHOWS AND SIDESHOWS

Following an elusive dream of success and happiness, the Hiltons eagerly pursued a track that took them from small-time freakshowsthrough traveling sideshows and the vaudeville circuit to film stardom. As far as they ran, they really just found extensions of the sameworld, part of the shifting landscape of American popular culture. Freakshows and sideshows date back as far as Renaissance fairs and thetraveling medicine exhibitions of colonial America, but truly started to come into their own in the 1840s. Showman P.T. Barnum com-bined the popular interest in museums and scientific oddities with entertainment in opening the American Museum in New York City.With so-called “human curiosities” chief among its exhibits, magic shows, demonstrations, and other diversions, the museum set thestandard for the freakshow as fashionable family entertainment. By the 1920s and into the 30s, the sideshow had become a standardaccompaniment to the traveling circus, offering an array of either wildly exotic “specimens” of supposedly vanished tribes and undiscov-ered races, or examples of “nature’s jokes” — dog-men, bearded ladies, giants, dwarves, pinheads, armless and legless children, and Siamesetwins. These were the “freaks”: for one thin dime, offering the chance to stare at our worst fears about ourselves and our own differences.

— from the Northlight Theatre, Chicago

HENRY KRIEGER (Composer) is the Grammy Award-winningcomposer of the legendary Broadway musical Dreamgirls (lyrics byTom Eyen), for which he also received Tony and Drama Desknominations. He second Tony Award nomination, in 1998, wasfor his score to Side Show (lyrics by Bill Russell). Also for Broadway,he composed the music for The Tap Dance Kid, which won twoTony Awards (lyrics by Robert Lorick). He composed and frequentlyperforms in Love’s Fowl (libretto by Susan J. Vitucci), an operettasung in Italian and performed with clothespin puppets. His currentwork includes the scores for the new musical Everything’s Ducky(book and lyrics by Bill Russell), which is touring the US, and forthe Broadway-bound musical adaptation of the Oscar-winning film,Moonstruck (book by John Patrick Shanley, lyrics by SusanBirkenhead). Mr. Krieger is on the advisory board of the 52nd StreetProject, a program that pairs children from New York’s Clintonneighborhood with theatrical professionals to make theatre.

About the Cast

About the Artists

STAN BAHOREK (Roustabout/U. Buddy) sophomore, Worthington, OHDAVID BAUM (Roustabout) frosh, Cincinnati, OHRYAN PATRICK BINDER (Buddy) senior, Sterling Heights, MISEAN CLIFFORD (Flip) senior, Tempe, AZCIAN COEY (Violet) senior, Pittsburgh, PACHRISTY FAERBER (Fortune Teller/ U. Violet) junior, Glencoe, ILALLISON FOSS (Patron) sophomore, Verona, WILESLIE FRANKEL (Harem Girl) sophomore, Overland Park, KSMONIQUE FRENCH (Pinhead Mother) sophomore, Dakota, ILADAM C. FRY (Roustabout/ U. Terry) junior, Naperville, ILNICK GABRIEL (Pinhead) sophomore, Albany, NYKEVIN HALE (Bearded Lady) frosh, Gardena, CALESLIE HENSTOCK (Daisy) junior, Rochester Hills, MIBRIAN HISSONG (Roustabout) frosh, Adrian, MIPATRICE KARAVAS (Patron) senior, Los Angeles, CANICH KAUFFMAN (Reptile Man) sophomore, Madison, WIJEREMY LEINER (Fakir) sophomore, Weston, CT

JEFF MEYER (Geek) senior, BFA Musical Theatre/BA CommunicationStudies, Sylvania, OH

GARRETT MILLER (Roustabout) frosh, Cherry Hill, NJJUSTIN MILLER (Jake) senior, Battle Creek, MIJESSE NAGER (Sheik) sophomore, Bethlehem, CTBRYNN O’MALLEY (6th Exhibit) sophomore, Saline, MIANNIE RAMSEY (Harem Girl) sophomore, St. Clair Shores, MIMEGAN REINKING (Harem Girl/ U. Daisy) sophomore, Cedar Rapids, IAROBERT ROKICKI (Terry) senior, BFA Musical Theatre/BA English,

Aurora, COCHRIS SEDERSTROM (Roustabout) senior, Portage, MIDARRYL SEMIRA (Pip) senior, Madison, WITARA SIESENER (Dolly Dimples) sophomore, St. Louis, MOTONI TRUCKS (Snake Lady) sophomore, Manistee, MIERIN WEBLEY (Pinhead) junior, Orchard Lake, MIKRISTIN WILLIAMS (Patron) junior, Solon, OHNATHAN YOUNGER (Boss) sophomore, Grande Prairie, AL

ROGER ARNETT (Sound Designer) is the director and media engineerfor the School of Music Sound & Video Services. UM: Technicaldirector for the 1998 Intn’l Computer Music Conference; sounddesigner/engineer for Musical Theater Dept., shows include:Candide, West Side Story, The Music Man, Into the Woods and GrandHotel; sound engineer: Power Series Dance Concerts, Digital MusicEnsemble, Jazz Ensemble. Other: Graduate of the UM College ofEngineering, 1978.

ERIKA FUREY (Costume Designer) UM: Volpone, L'Enfant et lesSortiléges/Le Rossignol. Regional Theatre: Asst. to the costumedesigner, As I Lay Dying, Steppenwolf Theatre; La Descente and EntreRíves, Montrèal, Quèbec; lives and works in New York City as afreelance costumer. Film/TV: A Moment in Time; dressed for Betrayalwith Juliette Binoche. Other: MFA in costume design from UM.

LINDA GOODRICH (Director/Choreographer) is an asst. professor ofdance in the Musical Theatre Department. Broadway: Cabaret,performer on Broadway and national tour, set European tour. NewYork: Radio City Music Hall, Carnegie Hall. Regional/InternationalTheatre: Free-lance director/choreographer throughout the US,Europe and Japan. Theatres include Goodspeed Opera House,Papermill Playhouse, M.U.N.Y., T.U.T.S., Long Beach C.L.O.,Pittsburgh C.L.O., North Shore Music Theatre, Music Theatre ofWichita, Sacramento Music Circus, Fifth Avenue Theatre, St. LouisRepertory Theatre, Cincinnatti Playhouse, Theatreworks, LaMiranda. Other: Member SSDC.

ARTHUR RIDLEY (Scenic Designer) thanks Linda Goodrich for a rarething — a true collaboration. Side Show is dedicated to the Ridleygirls: Mary, Diane, and Marcia.

MELISSA SPENGLER (Stage Manager) is a senior pursuing a BA inTheatre Arts. UM: Stage manager: Lysistrata; assistant stage manager:Cabaret, Candide; stage manager, Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, And Baby Makes Seven, Basement Arts.Regional Theatre: Stage manager, Liyanja, TJLMK Productions;Interlochen Center for the Arts.

AARON SPORER (Lighting Designer) is a BFA candidate in design andproduction in the Dept. of Theatre & Drama. UM: Lightingdesigner: Sylvia, Evita, Of Thee I Sing, Dusa, Stas, Fish and Vi, LaFille du Régiment, The Importance of Being Earnest, Orphan Train,Dido and Aeneas, The Rape of Lucretia. Regional Theatre: ArborOpera Theatre: Lucia di Lammermoor; Spoleto Festival USA; LincolnCenter Out of Doors; Purple Rose Theatre. Other: Disney Cruiseship. Assistant Designer: Ascension of the Blues.

GRANT WENAUS (Associate Musical Director) is an adj. lecturer in theMusical Theatre Dept. UM: Of Thee I Sing, A Little Night Music,Anything Goes, An Evening with Sheldon Harnick. Regional Theatre:You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, Grand Theatre, London, Ontario;; Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, Globe Theatre,Grease!, Broadway tour, Canada. Opera: Don Giovanni, DieFledermaus, Italiana in Algeri, Opera Ontario; Peter Grimes, Les

The performers in this production are composed of undergraduate students pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre in the School of Musicunless otherwise noted. The designers are composed of staff, guest artists and undergraduate students in the Department of Theatre andDrama. Scenery, costumes, properties, sound, and lighting were realized by the students and staff of University Productions, the producingunit of the School of Music.

Staff for Side Show

SCHOOL OF MUSICDean ............................................................. Karen Wolff

MUSICAL THEATRE DEPARTMENTChair .......................................................... Brent WagnerFull-time Faculty ........ Lisa Catrett-Belrose, Jerry DePuit,........................... Linda Goodrich-Weng, Mark Madama,........... Joan Morris, Melody Lynn Racine, Grant Wenaus

UNIVERSITY PRODUCTIONSDirector ....................................................... Jeffrey KurasAdministrative Associate ........................ Fatima AbdullahOffice Assistant III ...................................... Shelda SmithMarketing/Public Relations Director ....... Kerianne M. TupacTicket Office Coordinator ....................... Maureen WynnGroup Sales Coordinator .................................. Sarah RayComputer Administrator ........................ Henry ReynoldsFacilities Manager ...................................... Shannon RiceHouse Manager ................................... Dianne WidzinskiGraphic Design ........................................... CAP DesignsBanner Artist ....................................... Heather ChockleyOffice Assistants ..................... Katie Banks, Liz Bradford,

Kendra Coleman, Megan Lesperance,Nicolette Poprawa, Jermaine Stephens,

Justin Tanis, Mandy Taylor, John TorresTheatre 386 ............................. Shirley Bartov, Erin Dahl,

Patrick K. A. Elkins, Jennifer Gates, Nicole Young

PRODUCTION STAFFInterim Production Manager .............. Amanda MengdenProduction Stage Manager .......................... Nancy Uffner

Technical Director (Frieze) ........... Richard W. Lindsay, Jr.Technical Director (Power) .................. John Hugh MinorAssoc. Tech. Director (Power) ............ Donald C. WatkinsCarpenter ................................................ Robert MichaelScenic Artist ............................................ Kathleen RuneyScenic Painter ........................................... Toni Y. AulettiProperties Master ........................................ Arthur RidleyAsst. Properties Master ........................ Bryan HuddlestonProperties Artisan ...................................... Rachel WrightMaster Electrician .................................. Mark Allen BergCostume Shop Manager ................................ Julie MarshAssoc. Costume Shop Manager .................. George BaconDrapers .................... Virginia R. Luedke, Vickie L. SadlerAssociate Draper ................................ Susan A. HamiltonCrafts Artisan/Stock Manager .............. Rebecca ValentinoSound Engineer ........................................... Roger ArnettHouse Technicians ................ Ron Cypert, Mark Gordon,

Jim Haven, Barry LaRueOffice Assistants ........................................ Kelly K. Irwin

PRODUCTION CREWFirst Asst. Stage Manager ......................... Heather BryantAsst. Stage Managers ......... Caprice Esser, Mandy HeuermannAsst. to the Lighting Designer .................. Brooke SinclairAsst. Master Electrician ........................ Heather ChockleySound ........................................... Todd Bauer, Jay Klein,

Alex Lapins, Patrick SchrockScenery ......... Jay Mazure‡, Spencer Forest Milton‡, Joe ZinkePaint ............................ Kate Armstrong, Martha Bermeo,

Celibeth Donnelly, Katie Conrad,Justin Titley, students of Theatre 250

Props ..................... Anathea Alberda, Amanda Braddock,Julie Brown, Monique French, Shannon McShane,Justin Miller, Paul Wyatt, students of Theatre 250

Costumes ................................. Jennifer Begg, Cian Coey,Laurie Kantner, Jennifer Langel, Rachel Laritz,

Jennifer Lima, Kristen Mahon, Christina Mimkos,Matt Mitchell, Monica Prince, Betsy Tholen,

Diane Tuel, students of Theatre 250Lighting ......................................... Harold Burgess (GA),

Lincoln Gillette, Dan Granke, Rebecca A. Hibbs,Joe McEachern, Thomas Omar,

Andrew Russell, Daniel Rutz, Joel Silver,Brooke Sinclair, Melissa Spengler, Aaron Sporer,

Angela Zuck, students of Theatre 250

RUNNING CREWSet ............... Joel Silver*, Sandra Abrveya, Emily Albrink,

Katie Banks, Evan Bryant, Tara Gillespie, Ashley Jarrett,Dana Kraft, Casey Murphy, Justin Urso, Paul Wyatt

Props ............................ Alix Claps*, Marguerite Maiville,Shannon McShane, Aaron Sherry

Sound ..................................................... Traci RuthkoskiLight Board Operator .......................... James ChristensenElectrics ...................................................... Louis Beltran,

Thomas Omar, Johanna Schuster-CraiWardrobe .......................... Hannah Ingram*, Katy Basile,

Kellie Drinkhahn, Lauren Molina,Lily Paulina, Melissa Young

Makeup ................................... Bob Conley, Lisa Ehrlich,Kelly Irwin, Tyler Oliphant

‡ Member IASTE local 395 *Crew Chief

Acknowledgments

Special thanks to Johnny Meah, Snap Wyatt, and the other creators of sideshow banner art whose work inspired this production.

This production is entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KC/ACTF). The aimsof this national theater education program are to identify and promote quality in college-level theater produc-tions. To this end, each production entered is eligible for a response by a regional KC/ACTF representative,

and certain students are selected to participate in KC/ACTF programs involving awards, scholarships, and special grants for actors,playwrights, designers, and critics at both the regional and national levels.

GRANT WENAUS (continued) Mamelles de Tiresias, Tanglewood MusicFestival; The Pirates of Penzance, Opera Buffa. Other: InterlochenArts Camp. DMA from UM.

BEN WHITELEY (Musical Director/Conductor) UM: Cabaret, Candide,Sweeney Todd, The Music Man, Grand Hotel. Broadway/Off-Broadway: Musical director: Cats (Winter Garden Theatre); Noel

About the Artists

Coward's Sail Away with Elaine Stritch (Carnegie Hall); CarnegieHall Salutes Alan Jay Lerner; associate music director for Encores!Series at City Center (New York): twelve productions includingthis year’s Connecticut Yankee and Bloomer Girl. National Tours:Grand Hotel directed by Tommy Tune; Falsettos directed by JamesLapine; and upcoming The Full Monty (opens in Toronto in June).Other: BM 1980 and MM 1981 from UM.

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