OTTERBEIN SUMMER THEATRE presents 315tli Production (64th Summer Theatre)
HAY FEVER by Noel Coward
JULY 17-18-19-20-21,1979
Dir«clof - DONALD R. STREIBIG Designer/Technical Director - D. SCOTT DILLON Costume Designer - CHRIS MARKLEY Managing Director - CARTER LEWIS Producer - CHARLES W. DODRILL
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DIRECTORS DONALD R. STREIBIG was appointed Executive Director of the Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (Ohio Theatre) in September 1974, bringing over 24 years of experience to the position, including seven years as director of the Ohio Arts Council. He has directed more than 75 productions, including Otterbein’s productions of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, You Can*t Take It with You, Night Must Fall and A Flea in Her Ear, Don is a graduate of Heidelberg College with an M.A. in theatre from Bowling Green State University. D. SCOTT DILLON, an Otterbein senior, recently designed scenery for Otterbein's productions of Vanities, Cactus Flower and The Christmas Carol, He returns to Otterbein Summer Theatre after spending a successful season with the Lancaster Summer Theatre where he served as Designer and Technical Director. Scott will work in the multiple capacity of Designer-Master Carpenter and Actor. CHRIS MARKLEY is working in the dual capacity of Costume Designer and Head Seamstress. At Lancaster Summer Theatre Chris designed costumes for Hello Dolly, Life with Father and Forty Carats. Recently, Chris has designed numerous productions for Otterbein including Vanities and The Boy Friend. A designer and a craftsman, Chris hopes to add experience as a scenic designer to her talents in the near future.
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and How the Other Half Loves. Kent will pursue his acting career at Trotwood Circle Theatre in the fall. . D. SCOTT DILLON will spend his second season with OST juggling the responsibilities ot Designer, Master Carpenter and Actor. Last year Scott won the Student Designer Award for his Vanities set, and now looks forward to his internship with Arena Stage in the fall. JOHN EBNER, an Otterbein senior, joins our company for his first time. You might remember John for his comic portrayals of Frank in How the Other Half Loves and the foppish suitor in Merchant of Venice. John will intern at the Cleveland Playhouse in the fall. CINDY KACZMAREK spent last summer working with The Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival in Cleveland, and has chosen to spend this summer with OST. Cindy^s final year at Otterbein was highlighted by her performances in The Merchant of Venice and Brigadoon. CHRIS MARKLEY is an Otterbein graduate and a native of Columbus. Chris worked as Costume designer last summer for The Lancaster Summer Theatre. She designed costumes for our winter production of Vanities and will design costumes for The Boyfriend, Hay Fever, and Harvey this summer. KEN MARKS, a junior from Northwestern University, makes his first appearance on our summer stage. His most recent acting credits include Antipholous of Syracuse in Comedy o rrors an Kit Carson in The Time of Your Life. l j ( KELLY MAURER, a native of Springfield and a junior from Otterbein, may be remembered tor her performance as Mary in Vanities. Kelly served as Dance Mistress for riga oon, an rings extensive training as a dancer and actress to her second season with OST. d TU KAREN RADCLIFFE, easily remembered for her portrayals of Hedda Gabler, Portia ÂŤ Merchant of Venice and Fiona in How the Other Half Loves, returns for her third season at OST. Karen is a senior at Otterbein and looks forward to an internship with The Actor s Theatre ot Louisville in the fall^^
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RITENOUR designed costumes this year for Otterbein’s productions of How the Other Half Loves and Dido and Aeneas. Carl is a senior at Otterbein and will spend his second season at OST as Property Master, and looks forward to his internship at Arena Stage this winter. AM S SCHILLING, you may remember from his delightful characterizations of Lancelot Gobbo in ere ant o enice and William Featherstone in How the Other Half Loves. Jim graduated this past spring after spending the winter as an intern at Actor’s Theatre. CLAUDIA STEFANY comes to OST for the first time from Baldwin-Wal lace College. Her most recent acting credentials include The Thurber Carnival and The Madwoman of Chaillot. Claudia looks forward to her senior year at BW, as she has been selected by the college to direct the mainstage production of Veors Ago in the Fall. TATGENHORST, an Otterbein junior from Cincinnati, appears for his first time on the stage. ic is easily remembered for his golden toned portrayal of Tommy in Otterbein’s production ot Dngadoon. LINDA BRACILANO appeared in Otterbein workshop productions of Shadowbox and Chamber nptiTcc
summer and is an Otterbein sophomore from Columbus. attend Otterbein in the fall as an incoming freshman Theatre Major. Denise is a recent graduate of Medina Senior High School. SANDY MARTIN may be remembered from her performance as Kathy in Vanities and performed as Otterbein junior from Massillon. pjrr. Q ^ native of Westerville, who joins the OST company for her first season as L upervisor. Tammy appeared in Brigadoon and hopes to spend her junior year at Utterbem furthering her training in Opera Theatre. TAUUY
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