Glenview - My Fairy Lady_FINAL

GLENVIEW THEATRE GUILD proudly presents

Book and Lyrics by ALAN JAY LERNER

Music by FREDERICK LOEWE

Adapted from George Bernard Shaw’s Play and Gabriel Pascal’s motion picture ‘PYGMALION’ Producers Charki Dunn and Sally Norlie Director Susie Johnson Music Director Marty Karlin Choreographer Robin Lehtman Assistant Director Janet Reich

Technical Advisor Joby Benoit

Stage Manager Pericles Georgopoulos

Technical Directors Kevin Cohn, Tyler Ellis, Atticus Ludwig, Chris Polmanski, and Connor Smith

Set/Lighting Design Rich Winship Costume Designer Sharon Schmidt

Scenic Artist Tim Mann

Set Decoration/Props Sheryl Morton My Fair Lady is presented through special arrangement with Tams-Whitmark Music Library, 560 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10022 My Fair Lady 1

PRESIDENT’S LETTER

Glenview Theatre Guild is thrilled to bring you My Fair Lady, one of Broadway’s longest running musicals. Some people have called it the perfect musical!

This year’s cast is extremely talented. Our wonderful, live orchestra helps to showcase the extraordinary abilities of the performers. Their combined enthusiasm and energy are sure to bring a smile to your face.We are also lucky to have a dedicated stage crew.

Without their hard work and skills it would not be possible to raise the curtain for you.

Thanks goes to the dedicated production staff for all the time and commitment put forth to bring you the best production possible. We are thrilled for returning staff: Director - Susie Johnson, Musical Director - Marty Karlin, Set/Lighting Designer - Rich Winship, Props and Set Decorator - Sheryl Morton, Scenic Artist - Tim Mann, Assistant Director - Janet Reich, and Stage Manager – Perry Georgopoulos. In addition I would like to welcome to our staff: Choreographer - Robin Lehtman, Costume Designer - Sharon Schmidt, and Technical Advisor - Joby Benoit. And, it’s been a pleasure producing the show with my good friend, Sally Norlie. The creative vision and direction of this team is responsible for the magical quality you will see on the stage.

I also wish to extend thanks to the volunteers and Board of Directors for contributing their time, talents, and energy. Without their many hours behind the scenes, there would be no show. GTG is fortunate to be in a community that appreciates the arts and is grateful for the support of our sponsors, patrons, the Glenview Park District, and Glenbrook South High School.

Our greatest thanks go to you, the audience, for attending and supporting us.

Most enthusiastically, Charki Dunn, President Glenview Theatre Guild

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G L E N V I E W PA R K D I S T R I C T

June 2012 Dear Friends: On behalf of the Board of Commissioners and staff of the Glenview Park District, welcome to The Glenview Theatre Guild’s production of My Fair Lady. This fine theatrical troupe has brought many successful musicals to the stage such as Man of La Mancha, Beauty and the Beast, South Pacific, Oliver, Singin’ in the Rain, Fiddler on the Roof, The Sound of Music and a number of other dramatic and comedic presentations in its more than 35 plus years showcasing some of the finest community entertainment on the North Shore.

The Glenview Theatre Guild works hard all year to present the highest quality of local theatre to you. We are also proud of our outstanding and dedicated Arts Supervisor, Amber Blake, who has a passion for performing arts and is our Glenview Park District partnership liaison with the Guild.

The Glenview Theatre Guild is open to all people. If you would like to learn more about how you can get involved, please call us at the Park Center (847) 724-5670.

What a great opportunity for building strong friendships and creating lasting memories.

The Glenview Theatre Guild and Glenview Park District would like to express their gratitude to the District 225 Board of Education and Glenbrook South High School staff whose support and assistance is essential to the success of our efforts.

I am very proud of the Glenview Theatre Guild and you will see why when Broadway comes to Glenview! Now, sit back and enjoy the Glenview Theatre Guild’s 2012 production of My Fair Lady.

Sincerely,

Chuck Balling Chuck Balling, Executive Director Glenview Park District

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MUSICAL SELECTIONS Act I Overture and Opening Scene..........................................................................................................Orchestra Scene 1 – Outside Covent Garden (a cold March night) “Why Can’t the English?”........................................................................................................................Higgins “Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?”.........................................................................................................Eliza, Ensemble Scene 2 – Tenement Section (later that evening) “With a Little Bit of Luck”..................................................................... Doolittle, Jamie, Harry, Ensemble Scene 3 – Higgins’ Study (the next day) “I’m An Ordinary Man”............................................................................................................................Higgins Scene 4 – Tenement Section (mid-day, several weeks later) Reprise: “With a Little Bit of Luck”............................................................................... Doolittle, Ensemble Scene 5 – Higgins’ Study (later that afternoon) “Just You Wait”.................................................................................................................................................. Eliza “Servants’ Chorus”...................................................................................................................................Servants “The Rain in Spain”....................................................................................................Higgins, Eliza, Pickering “I Could Have Danced All Night”......................................................................... Eliza, Mrs. Pearce, Maids Scene 6 – Outside Ascot Scene 7 – Ascot (immediately following) “Ascot Gavotte”........................................................................................................................................ Full Cast “End of Gavotte”...................................................................................................................................... Full Cast Scene 8 – Outside Higgins’ House (later that day) “On the Street Where You Live”............................................................................................................ Freddy Scene 9 – Higgins’ Study (evening six weeks later) “Eliza’s Entrance”...................................................................................................................................Orchestra Scene 10 – Transylvania Embassy Ballroom (later that evening) “Promenade”..........................................................................................................................................Orchestra “The Embassy Waltz”............................................................................................................................. Full Cast Intermission Act 2 Entr’acte...................................................................................................................................................Orchestra Scene 1 – Higgins’ Study (3:00 a.m. the following day) “You Did It....................................................................................Higgins, Pickering, Mrs. Pearce, Servants Reprise: “Just You Wait”.................................................................................................................................. Eliza Scene 2 – Outside Higgins’ House (immediately following) Reprise “On the Street Where You Live”............................................................................................. Freddy “Show Me”......................................................................................................................................... Eliza, Freddy Scene 3 – Flower Market of Covent Garden (5:00 a.m. same day) Reprise: “Wouldn’t It Be Loverly” “Get Me to the Church on Time”................................................................................. Doolittle, Ensemble Scene 4 – Upstairs Hall of Higgins’ House (11:00 the following morning) “Hymn to Him”...........................................................................................................................................Higgins Scene 5 – The Garden of Mrs. Higgins’ House (later that morning) “Without You”..................................................................................................................................Eliza, Higgins Scene 6 – Higgins’ House (dusk, that afternoon) “I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face”...............................................................................................Higgins

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C A S T O F C H A R AC T E R S ( i n

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Eliza Doolittle .................................................................................................Gretchen Kimmeth Colonel Pickering......................................................................................................... Ford Colley Mrs. Eynsford-Hill.................................................................................................. Julie Schneider Mrs. Higgins.................................................................................................................Judy Klarfeld Henry Higgins.....................................................................................................Kevin Kirkpatrick Freddy Eynsford-Hill................................................................................................... Peter Ruger Alfred P. Doolittle........................................................................................................... Max Rubin Bartender........................................................................................................................Earl Warner Harry.................................................................................................................................Peter Bidny Jamie........................................................................................................................ Jamie Davidson Mrs. Pearce............................................................................................................. Mary Alexander Mrs. Hopkins................................................................................................................ Barb Hibnick Professor Zoltan Karpathy........................................................................................ Leo Morton Lord Boxington............................................................................................................ Jim Merfeld Lady Boxington.................................................................................................Naomi Hershman Selsey Man.............................................................................................................. John Sachanda Hoxton Man......................................................................................................................Josh Ticho Buskers..................................................................................Kameron Norlie, Jenna Rapisarda Queen of Transylvania.....................................................................................Missy Greenberg Servants’ Chorus.......................... Sandy Borth, Philip Hasso, Barb Hibnick, Jim Merfeld ...................................................................................................Katie Monahan, Karen Robinson Ensemble................................................................ Helga Amella, Debbie Bales, Peter Bidny, Sophia Bidny, Arthur Block, Sandy Borth, Marianne L. Brown**, Jamie Davidson, Erin Egan, Lisa Goldberg*, Missy Greenberg*, Philip Hasso, Cindy Heidecker, Naomi Hershman*, Barb Hibnick, Tim Huckabay, Sue Jacobson, Maureen McGarvey, Jim Merfeld, Aaron Miller, Gene Minner, Katie Monahan*, Leo Morton, Kameron Norlie, Jenna Rapisarda*, Sally Roberts, Karen Robinson, Peter Ruger, John Sachanda, Julie Schneider, Anita Silvert*, Katy Smith*, Abigail Ticho, Josh Ticho, Carson VanHorn, Earl Warner *Featured Dancer **Dance Assistant/Featured Dancer ORCHESTR A Nanci Karlin...............................................................................................................Flute / Piccolo Les Olds, Julie Lewis............................................................................................................ Clarinet Larry Brown.................................................................................................... Oboe/English Horn Bob Thompson....................................................................................................................Bassoon Luann Benoit, Cheryl Haack, Jay Hsu................................................................................ Violin Elisabeth Owens........................................................................................................................Viola Rhea Davis....................................................................................................................................Cello Gavin O’Broin...............................................................................................................................Bass Charles Payette, Kevin Jasieniecki........................................................................French Horn Chris O’Hara, Andrew Hunter.........................................................................................Trumpet Robby Shellard...........................................................................................................................Tuba Greg Malovance, Joe Shearin.....................................................................................Trombone Cali Kasten........................................................................................................................ 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P R O D U C T I O N S TA F F Producers ...................................................................................................... Charki Dunn, Sally Norlie Director................................................................................................................................Susie Johnson Music Director ..................................................................................................................... Marty Karlin Choreographer................................................................................................................Robin Lehtman Stage Manager ............................................................................................... Pericles Georgopoulos Set Design ............................................................................................................................ Rich Winship Costume Designer ...................................................................................................... Sharon Schmidt Lighting Design.................................................................................................................. Rich Winship Technical Directors........................................................... Kevin Cohn, Tyler Ellis, Atticus Ludwig, Chris Polmanski and Connor Smith Technical Advisor..................................................................................................................Joby Benoit Set Decoration / Properties .........................................................................................Sheryl Morton Scenic Artist ............................................................................................................................. Tim Mann Assistant Director ................................................................................................................. Janet Reich Dance Assistant........................................................................................................ Marianne L. Brown Assistant Stage Manager............................................................................................ Terry Schneider Glenview Park District Liaison ....................................................................................... Amber Blake House Manager........................................................................................................................ Amy Ticho Audition Coordinator ...........................................................................................................Ryan Elliott Program / Program Ads Solicitation............................................................................... Janet Reich Publicity..................................................................................................... Barb Hibnick, Scott Spector Posters/Postcards/Business Cards/Logo Design .................................................. Mark Johnson Tickets.................................................................................................................. Sally Norlie, Josh Ticho Group Ticket Sales................................................................................................................. Janet Reich Hotline.....................................................................................................................................Barb HIbnick Cast Promotions Coordinator........................................................................................Laura Skeggs Social Coordinator .......................................................................................................Jamie Davidson 4th of July Parade Coordinator .......................................................................................... Josh Ticho GBS Lobby Display ........................................................................................................... Laura Skeggs Program and Lobby Display Photographer..................................................................Ryan Elliott Patron Program Coordinator .......................................................................................... Chris Philbin Show Selection Coordinator........................................................................................Susie Johnson

G B S H O U S E S TA F F Sound....................................................................................................Atticus Ludwig, Connor Smith Light Board...................................................................................................................................Tyler Ellis Follow Spots.......................................................................................... Kevin Cohn, Chris Polmanski

S TAG E C R E W Stage Manager Perry Georgopoulos

Assistant Stage Manager Terry Schneider Running Crew

Greg Braid George Cahill Al Carello Caeli Cleary Rachel Cloud, Troy Conlin Michael Cooper Kaitlin Day

Tyler Ellis Natalie Elizaroff Chris Fuchs Will Gingrich Andy Hammerschmidt Wayne Hildner Emily Horvath Kleo Karamichos

Alex Lugo Chris Morgan Samantha Olah Donna Price Marc Price Eleni Trapp

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BIOGR APHIES Mary Alexander (Mrs. Pearce) Mary Alexander has had the good fortune of being in nearly 50 area productions over the years.

Frequenters of Chicago and North Shore area theatres may have seen Mary in some of her favorite roles: Sally in “Follies”, Anna in “The King & I”, Florence in “Chess”, Pam in “Baby” (twice), Fiona in “Brigadoon”, Sr. Mary Amnesia in “Nunsense”, Marian in “The Music Man”, Dolly Levi and Irene Malloy in separate productions of “Hello Dolly”, Sarah in “Guys & Dolls”, Betty Blake in “The Will Rogers Follies” and Amy in “Company” – to name a few. Mary regrets having reached that awkward actress age where she’s too old for many roles and too young for others. Alas . . . the harsh reality of theatre!

She was the Eliza runner up for GTG’s production of My Fair Lady sixteen years ago; this time around she’s happy to support her leading-role friends in this wonderful show. To pay the bills, Mary is a Vice President in Global Treasury Sales with JPMorgan Chase. She happily and thankfully shares all of her joys and sorrows with her fabulous husband, Ford Colley, who is playing Colonel Pickering.

Helga K. Amella (Ensemble) Past work includes movies, TV sitcoms, commercials, and company videos.

“My Fair Lady” is Helga’s 18th musical.

Helga performed with the Maine Township Soul Train Seniors on WGN TV, as well as with the Niles Senior Chorus and Niles talent shows and Maine Township variety shows.

She recently worked on an independent film and was part of a Flash Mob routine with the Maine South High School Dance Class. In April, Helga performed at the Senior Expo at Golf Mill Mall with the Maine Township Zumba Gold exercise class. She is grateful for all the years she is able to enjoy what she loves to do.

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BIOGR APHIES (c o n t.)

Debbie Bales (Ensemble) Debbie thanks Susie, Marty, and Robin for casting her in this production.

Performing with the guild is a particular joy for her since she and husband Dave are founding members of the guild. This marks her 18th onstage performance with them, the last time in “South Pacific.”

She and her family, husband Dave, children, Davy, Denise and Dan have been involved one way or the other in most of the productions. She has been involved in 7 productions at the Glenview United Methodist church, their choir and handbell choir. She also sang with the Lutheran Choir of Chicago, which found her touring Scandanavia, Austria, Hungary and Brativslava. When not performing, she spends time working out -- in order to keep up with her grandchildren, Billy, Emelia, Jimmy and Cami – visiting said children and grandchildren, reading and generally enjoying retirement from selling real estate.

Peter Bidny (Harry/ Ensemble ) Peter is elated to be back with GTG for My Fair Lady.

Performing in last year’s Man of La Mancha after a 20+ year hiatus from theater (Capt. Barnaby in Babes in Toyland) has rekindled his joy of the stage. He particularly loves the fact that he is doing this alongside his daughter, Sophia.“I especially enjoy singing with the cast this year, and experiencing the blending of voices, the creating of beautiful harmonies.”

In his spare time, Peter fixes teeth.

Sophia Bidny (Ensemble) This is Sophia’s second performance with Glenview Theatre Guild. She is part of the Ukrainian Cultural Dance group Ukraina, and has performed at numerous festivals around Chicago. Sophia also cantors at church. She is very excited to be in My Fair Lady, one of her favorite shows!

Art Bloch (Ensemble) This is Art’s fourth production with GTG. He has previously appeared as the Bookseller (Disney’s Beauty and the Beast), Commander Harbison (South Pacific) and Hans the butler (The Sound of Music). He looks forward to working with old friends and making new ones in “My Fair Lady”. Art especially wishes to thank his family for encouraging him to participate in this year’s show.

Sandy Borth (Servants’ Chorus/ Ensemble) Sandy is delighted to part of this production for GTG. She has appeared in various other productions including-Kiss Me Kate(Bianca quartet), Beauty and the Beast, Music Man( Mrs. Squires),Seussical- Big Deal Productions; The Wizard of Oz(Optimistic voice), Honk( Maureen)-DFT, The Sound of Music( Frau Schmidt),- CLC; Honk(Low butt) CSLF and Seussical( Mayor’s Wife/Bird Girl)- NSTW. When she is not busy with rehearsals, she uses her spare time to work as a nurse.

She is also an independent beauty consultant with Mary Kay. She would like to thank Susie, Marty, Robin, Charki, Sally and Janet for their help and encouragement. She would like to thank her family, friends and especially her coworkers for allowing her to sing and dance around them. She would like to thank her fellow cast and crew members for making this a truly loverly summer!

Marianne L. Brown (Dance Assistant, Featured Dancer/ Ensemble,) Marianne last performed with GTG 12 years ago as a dancer in “Crazy for You,” and before that had the privilege to serve as choreographer for 4 GTG productions. She holds a BFA in dance performance from the University of Oklahoma and has been active as a choreographer and dance teacher for over 25 years. She’s worked on My Fair Lady 9

BIOGR APHIES (c o n t.) over 100 productions as both performer and choreographer, at Colleges, High Schools, and Theatre groups, including, Highland Park Players, Citadel Theatre, Evanston High School, and The Northbrook Theatre.

Ford Colley (Colonel Pickering) Ford is delighted to be making his tenth appearance with GTG following recent performances as the Narrator in Beauty and the Beast and R. F. Simpson in Singin In The Rain. Other favorite roles with GTG include Horace Vandergelder in Hello Dolly, FDR in Annie, The Kralahome in The King & I, and 16 seasons ago, as Colonel Pickering in GTG’s1996 production of My Fair Lady. “This is the first time I’ve played the same role twice and it has been fun getting reacquainted with old Pickering, one of my favorite roles” he said. “One of the best things about doing this production is that I get to share the stage once again with the leading lady and love of my life, Mary Alexander (Mrs. Pearce)!” Ford is a professional voiceover actor heard nationally and internationally in many commercials and documentaries, as well as a veteran Chicago radio personality, and can be heard daily on his own Internet Radio Station,“StarSets” at www.121netradio.com.

Jamie Davidson (Jamie/Ensemble) Blimey! Wif a little bit o’ luck, I will absobloomin’lutely sing my ‘arse’ off after oi get juiced up to

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celebrate the weddin’ o’ me mate, Doolittle. I got to get him to the church on time and, of course, kick up a rumpus on the way! Recent roles include The Candy Man in Willy Wonka (Highland Park Players - performed on ABC 7 News), Maude in Bye Bye Birdie (also HPP), and Paco/Moorish Dancer in Man of La Mancha (GTG). Thank you very much to the top production team at Glenview Theatre Guild for including me in your performing family.

Erin Egan (Ensemble) Erin is thrilled to be a part of GTG’s production of “My Fair Lady” this summer. She is an avid singer and performer, and just recently graduated with a Bachelor of Music Education from the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. At the University of Illinois she was music director and member of No Comment, a performing a cappella group. She has participated in numerous musical productions, her favorite role being The Narrator in “Joseph …” Erin is looking forward to beginning her career as a choral/general music teacher beginning in August. She would also like to congratulate the cast, crew, and staff for this amazing production!

Lisa Goldberg (Featured Dancer/ Ensemble) Lisa is thrilled to be in her first GTG production and to bring her “triple-threat” talents

BIOGR APHIES (c o n t.) back to the musical theatre stage after lending them to mothering and numerous cantorial soloist engagements.

Her performance venues have included Washington University in St. Louis, The University of Texas at Austin, Theatre Under the Stars (Houston), Hyde Park Theatre (Austin), Hillel Theatre (St. Louis), Gilbert & Sullivan Society (Chicago), Village Players (Oak Park), and Light Opera Works (Evanston). Some favorite shows were Bye-Bye Birdie (Ursula), Dames at Sea (Mona), Company (April), Cole: a Musical Biography (soloist), Sweet Charity (Helene), and Fiddler on the Roof (Golde).

Lisa is very grateful to her husband Michael Cohen and their children Sarah, Adam, and Adina, as well as teachers, friends, and family, for their tremendous support. She dedicates this performance to her mother, who, at 89, is still her best fan.

Cindy Heidecker (Ensemble) Cindy is thankful for the “little bit of luck” that has brought her to GTG for the first time.

Many years ago she performed in community theatre productions in Brockton, MA where she was a music teacher. More recently, she has been in shows with HPP, Big Noise from Winnetka, and the (sadly defunct) Actors’ Theatre Guild of Glencoe. Now a substitute teacher in Wilmette, Cindy sings in the Chicago Master Singers, which performs in Techny Towers. She dedicates these performances to her father, who sang “I’m Gettin’ Married in the Morning” at every family wedding and anniversary party.

Missy Greenberg (Queen of Transylvania/Featured Dancer/Ensemble) is thrilled to be back on stage after taking a 3-year hiatus to produce here in the Chicagoland area. Many of you may remember her in GTG’s KISS ME KATE and THE SOUND OF MUSIC. No stranger to the stage, she has been performing since a very young age and is President of MSG Productions. She is proud to have premiered Seth Rudetsky’s DECONSTRUCTING BROADWAY, MIRANDA SINGS and JIM CARUSO’S CAST PARTY here in Chicago.

Endless love to Shawn, Adam and Rachael and Mazel Tov to Adam on his recent graduation from the University of Denver!!

Naomi Hershman (Lady Boxington/ Featured Dancer/ Ensemble) Naomi is thrilled to be back here in her fourth show with GTG! Loving her vocation as a vision coordinator during the day, she is as passionate about this terrific avocation! Some of her favorite roles include Meg Boyd in Damn Yankees, Nellie Cohan in George M, Stepmother in Into the Woods, and Smitty in How to Succeed.

Naomi would like to thank this tremendous production staff and all of her fellow actors with whom she shares the stage today! Being forever grateful to family and friends for all of their encouragement and support, this comes with special love to Mom and Joni.

Philip Hasso (Ensemble) Phil is thrilled to return to GTG after last year’s production of “Man of La Mancha”. He is a graduate of Second City’s Acting Program and iO Theater’s Improv Program. When he isn’t performing for the theatrical arts he devotes his time writing songs and singing for his band The Elephant in the Room. He would like to thank Susie, Marty, Robin, the cast and the rest of the GTG crew for another fantastic experience. For the late Nick Gaa.

Barb Hibnick (Mrs. Hopkins/Servants’ Chorus/Ensemble) Barb is delighted to be spending another summer with GTG. Barb has been honored in recent years to play Bloody Mary in South Pacific, Mrs. Paroo in Music Man, Mrs. MacAfee in Bye Bye Birdie, Fruma Sarah in Fiddler on the Roof, Sister Margaretta in Sound of Music, and Ernestina Money in Hello Dolly. They are so different from her other life as a real estate agent. Hugs and kisses to my friends My Fair Lady 11

BIOGR APHIES (c o n t.) and family for their patience and support during the rehearsal season, especially to Ray. You are the best and I love you!

Tim Huckabay (Ensemble) Tim was last seen on stage in the Savoyaires production of “The Gondoliers”, and has been an ensemble member in several other Gilbert and Sullivan productions.

Tim is having fun in his first gig with GTG! Sue Jacobson (Ensemble) Sue thinks it is “Loverly” to be part of this wonderful cast. This is Sue’s first experience with GTG. Previously, you may have seen Sue on stage in the ensembles of “Bye Bye Birdie”,“Beauty and the Beast”, “Joseph …”, and “Seussical”, all with BGPD/ Big Deal Productions. Maybe you even remember her in high school as part of the ensemble in “Sound of Music” and “Funny Girl”! When not rehearsing or performing, Sue is a busy mom of four kids, 16 to 26 years old, and happily

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married to Scott for over 30 years! She enjoys attending musical theater productions, bowling, Girl Scouts, subbing in preschools, rooting for the Cubs, assisting a gift basket designer, taking musical theater and tap dance classes, and lunching with friends. Thanks to Susie, Marty, Robin, Charki, Sally, and all of the staff for giving Sue this chance to wish she “Could Have Danced (and Sang) All Night”! Break a leg to the cast!!!

Gretchen Kimmeth (Elliza Doolittle) Gretchen is delighted to return to GTG in one of her very favorite roles!

Gretchen played Lina Lamont in GTG’s Singin’ in the Rain, and hopes one day to use her actual voice in a GTG show. Most recently, Gretchen played Maria in The Sound of Music (Starlight Theatre), and Peppermint Patty in Snoopy! (Highland Park Players). Other favorites include Amalia in She Loves Me (Music on Stage) and April in Company (Steel Beam). Gretchen thanks her family and friends, near and Dear, for their support, and sends her love to the abso-bloomin’-lutely wonderful men in her life: Robert, Theo and Gus.

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Kevin Kirkpatrick (Professor Henry Higgins) Kevin is thrilled to return to the GTG stage where he played Tommy Albright in “Brigadoon” (1993) and Gerald Bolingbroke in “Me and My Girl” (1992). Although the role of Henry Higgins has been at the top of Kevin’s “bucket list” for years, he has also enjoyed playing Fredrik Egerman in two productions of Sondheim’s “A Little Night Music”, Alfred/Sam in “Romance/Romance”, David in “Company”, and the rather vaguely named “Man #2” in “Closer than Ever.” Kevin dedicates his performance to his wife Geri, who has carried an even heavier load than usual the past few months, and to their six-year-old daughter, Caroline, who is seeing her father perform on stage for the very first time.

Judy Klarfeld (Mrs. Higgins) Musicals and dramas have shared center stage for Judy over several decades. She has played leading roles as diverse as Elizabeth, the Queen, the Mad Woman of Chaillot, Nurse Ratched in Cuckoo›s Nest, Regina in Little Foxes, Golde Meier, Golda in Fiddler, and Mame, a role she performed here at GTG. More recently she has portrayed Jeanette, the raunchy piano player in the Full Monty and the cranky grandmother (who gets buried in the garden) in Citadel›s ‹Til the Fat Lady Sings. Favorite musical roles include Bloody Mary, Bea in Ballroom, Marian in Music Man, Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes and Aunt Lil in Take Me Along, at Hull House many moons ago. Hooray for musical theatre!!! Judy›s real claim to fame, however, are her fond memories of tap dance lessons with Gene Kelly in her native Pittsburgh.

Maureen McGarvey (Ensemble) Maureen has been involved in theatre along the North Shore for many years. Theatre has given Maureen

the opportunity to meet new people, while sharing a common interest … MUSIC! She is delighted to be a part of the Glenview Theatre Guild for the first time.

Jim Merfeld (Lord Boxington/Servant’s Chorus/Ensemble) Jim is thrilled to be working for the first time with the GTG. He has been part of the Buffalo Grove Singers and Encore groups the last 14 years as well as appearing in many local community theater group productions including Fiddler On The Roof with HOTT (Mordcah the Innkeeper), the Stage Manager in Kiss Me Kate (BGPD), Smee in Peter Pan (DFT), the Butler in Joseph…

(BGPD), Mayor Shinn in the Music Man (DFT), Andrew Carnes in Oklahoma (DFT), Pawnee Bill in Annie Get Your Gun (BGFD), Mr. Twimble/Wally Womper in How To Succeed … (BGPD) and in his first production upon moving to Chicago he played the part of Joseph in Joseph… at Temple Chai. Jim is really excited to be working with many of his theater friends again. He also sends love to his wife Joni and children Brian, Andrea, granddaughter Jordyn, Lindsey and Merrill.

Aaron Miller (Ensemble) Aaron is thrilled to be involved with GTG’s production of My Fair Lady. This is the third community theater production he has participated in over the last two years, and is glad to be “back” and active in the performing arts. Thank you Robin and Marty, for using such a wonderful approach with the ensemble. Special thanks to Nikki and Olivia for supporting my commitment to performance.

Gene Minner (Ensemble) is happy to return to GTG to join the wonderful cast of MFL. Last time out he played Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice for Skokie’s Devonshire Playhouse. It was fun being My Fair Lady 13

BIOGR APHIES (c o n t.) the father of five rambunctious young ladies in19th century England. Originally from NYC, Gene has been in the Midwest since 1975.

Katie Monahan (Servants’ Chorus, Featured Dancer/ Ensemble) Katie feels bloomin’ lucky to be making her GTG debut, and thanks the cast, crew, and staff for making this a loverly experience!

Katie is a Board Trustee at GreenMan Theatre Troupe and has performed there in Ravenscroft, Shakespeare in Hollywood, Pride & Prejudice, and two original murder mysteries. Credits elsewhere include Enchanted April, Godspell, Moon Over Buffalo, Crazy For You, and Thoroughly Modern Millie. Many thanks to family, friends, David, and “Thee Gang” for their love and support.

Beauty and the Beast) and he is having a fantastic time!! In the fall, Kam will be a sophomore at GBN and has been involved in theatre since he was in 3rd grade. He has been involved in productions in Kidstage and at the Northbrook Theatre -Thoroughly Modern Millie (Jimmy), Beauty and the Beast (Chip), Big (Little Josh), Aladdin (Jaffar) and Footloose (Rev. Shaw). He has recently performed in the Glenbrook Musical Phantom of the Opera.

Kam is thrilled to be involved with the cast of My Fair Lady.

Jenna Rapisarda (Featured Dancer/ Ensemble) Jenna Rapisarda is a recent graduate of Evanston Township High School, set to attend The Hartt School of Music, Dance, and Theatre in Hartford, Connecticut this fall where she will be studying Musical Theatre performance.

Leo Morton (Zoltan She has performed in her school’s annual Kaparthy /Ensemble) student variety show, YAMO, the past Leo is thrilled to be a three years, along with musicals, such as part of GTG again & The Sound of Music and Hairspray (Penny is humbled to share Pingleton). She has attended Interlochen the stage with such Arts Camp for two years where she an incredibly studied musical theatre during her talented cast! Past on summers and performed in both a stage credits include GTG’s Damn Yankees, musical revue and Carousel (The Heavenly Annie, Hello Dolly!, Fiddler, Disney’s Friend, Ensemble). Jenna is thrilled to be a Beauty and the Beast and many ATC’s part of My Fair Lady and to continue doing productions over the years. His daytime musical theatre for the next four years! role is as a Pediatric Dentist with offices in Glenview, Niles and Hoffman Estates Sally Roberts (Shameless Plug – Call for an (Ensemble) Sally is appointment – tell your friends). Favorite very happy to be roles are husband to Sheryl (Props &Set making her first Decorator), father to Jeremy, Amanda, appearance with the daughter-in-law, Valerie, son-in-law, Jacob, GTG. And after years and “D-D” to his special grandchildren, off stage, equally Ryan, Shane, and Max. Thanks to Susie, happy to “trod the Marty, and Robin for the opportunity and boards” again! their patience. Thanks to SWS for support and covering emergencies during Karen Robinson performances.

(Servants’ Chorus/ Ensemble) It is a Kameron Norlie pleasure to be (Ensemble) Kam is working with such a happy to be talented cast and returning to the cast production staff. of GTG. This is Kam’s Thanks to GTG for 3rd show with GTG the “loverly” opportunity to be in my (Oliver!, Disney’s eighth show in Glenview, my home town.

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BIOGR APHIES (c o n t.)

Max Rubin (Alfred P. Doolittle) This is Max’s first GTG production and one of his favorite musicals. He was recently in 12 Angry Men for CenterStage in Lake Forest. Past performances for Overshadowed Theatrical include The Match Girl (Mayor Windsor) Shadowlands (Warnie Lewis), Christmas Carol (Scrooge), The Hiding Place (Opa) and Arsenic & Old Lace (Dr. Einstein). Max performed in Citadel Theater’s production of The Last Night of Edgar Allan Poe and Theater D’s production of Squabbles (Abe Dreyfus).

Performances at the Attic Playhouse included Heaven Can Wait, Enter Laughing and Chaims’s Love Song. Other venues have been HPP productions of Wizard of Oz (Wizard) and The Fantasticks (Henry); Light Opera Works productions including The Music Man, Kiss Me Kate, and Sound of Music. Dedicated to the late director Mickey Henningsen who thrust me into my first musical 49 years ago.

Peter Ruger (Freddy Eynsford-Hill) is thrilled to be making his GTG and musical debut as Freddy. Mr. Ruger is a recent graduate of Roosevelt University’s conservatory, the Chicago College of Performing Arts, where he received his master’s degree in vocal performance studying with Metropolitan Opera alumni Michael Best, Voice Department head David Holloway and well-respected voice coach Dana Brown.

Before moving to Chicago he studied Visual Art and Music at Seattle University in Seattle Washington, where he was an active member of the university choirs. Mr. Ruger grew up in Oak Park, Illinois and is a proud alumnus of Oak Park River Forest High School class of 2005. This year Mr. Ruger will be running the 2012 Chicago marathon with T2: Team to End AIDS to raise money for the AIDS foundation of Chicago.

John Sachanda (Ensemble) John is thrilled to be joining the GTG ensemble for this lavishly entertaining production. John has previously appeared in stage productions with Hinsdale Community Players, Grove Players and Independent Stars Playhouse. John also produces video programming for Comcast Cable and the Windy City Hometown Entertainment Network, www. windycityhometown.com. John loves the music of the classic stage and screen musicals as well as the American Standards Songbook and the classic crooners and pop performers of the 50’s & 60’s. You might also catch John in supporting background roles in the upcoming Starz show “Boss” and the new “Superman” movie, which were filmed in Chicago.

Julie Schneider (Mrs. Eynsford-Hill/ Ensemble) Julie is excited to be in her second show with GTG after appearing in last year’s production of Man of La Mancha. She has been seen several times on the DFT stage in some of her favorite roles including Ida in HONK, Aunt Eller in Oklahoma, Eulalie in Music Man, and Mrs. Darling in Peter Pan. She was most recently seen in Willy Wonka with the HPP. Julie is once again thrilled to be working with this talented staff and crew, and she feels that with “just a little bit of luck” she has been honored to perform with this exceptional cast. She thanks her family and friends for their never ending support and encouragement!

Anita Silvert (Featured Dancer/ Ensemble) is thrilled to be performing with GTG for the first time, but the first time she was in My Fair Lady, her daughters were toddlers. Now they’re adults! In between, Anita’s favorite roles have been “Muzzy” in Thoroughly Modern Millie, and “Reverend Mother” in Sound of Music, and “Mrs. Smith” My Fair Lady 15

BIOGR APHIES (c o n t.) in Meet Me in St. Louis, along with earlier roles in West Side Story, 110 in the Shade, and Joseph. Anita graduated in voice, and spent twelve years writing, recording and touring as a folk singer. For five years, her song “All Roads Converge” was the closing theme song on Chicago’s internationally syndicated folk radio show, The Midnight Special. With an MA in Jewish Education, Anita is an independent adult Jewish educator, writes monthly for the JUF news, and posts a weekly Torah blog called Jewish Gems. She is deeply grateful to her biggest fan, husband Don, her three children, Rachel (who shares the musical theater bug), Malia, who cheers from the audience, and David who makes himself dinner a lot, and her Mom who started it all.

Katy Smith (Featured Dancer/ Ensemble) Katy is very happy to be part of this production of My Fair Lady, her first show with GTG. She’s especially tickled to be sharing the stage with her friend and bookend, Missy! Some of Katy’s favorite shows/roles include Cabaret (Frenchie) and Oklahoma! (Dream Laurie), both with Wheaton Drama; Joseph and… (Mrs. Potiphar/Levi’s wife) with North Riverside Players; and The Producers (chorus girl, Shirley Markowitz) with Up and Coming Theatre — and then again (Usherette, chorus girl) with Hinsdale Community Players. In “real life,” Katy is an Associate Professor of Secondary Education at Northeastern Illinois University. She sends thanks to the wonderful MFL production team and to her cast mates for such a fun run. Merde!

Abigail Ticho (Ensemble) Abigail is a senior at Deerfield High School. Next year, she plans to go to Israel on a youth group program for a year. Abigail is thrilled to be in her second show with Glenview Theatre Guild. She is thrilled to be back on stage with her dad, Josh.

Abigail thanks the crew for this amazing opportunity! It’s been a blast!

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Josh Ticho (Hoxton Man/Ensemble) Josh is thrilled to be back on the stage after taking a hiatus last year. He has performed with various community theaters on the north shore for over 30 years. He is a proud member of the GTG board of directors and is excited to be sharing the stage with his youngest daughter, Abigail. Theater has always been a family affair. Josh’s wife, Amy, also serves on the board and is House Manager for tonight’s performance. He sends his love to Amy, Max, Laura and Abigail and is delighted to be part of this wonderful cast.

Carson VanHorn (Ensemble) Carson has been doing theatre for the majority of his life and is excited to be in his first GTG show and thanks everyone who helped him get this especially his family. Carson actually auditioned for Beauty and the Beast, but wasn’t cast, so he is honored to have been cast in My Fair Lady and hopes to do many more.

Earl Warner (George the bartender/ Ensemble) Last year, Earl was in the GTG production of “Man of La Mancha” (ensemble). For the past three years, he has been active in community theatre in Southern California with roles in the American farce, “Who’s In Bed With The Butler” (Clifton, the butler); “How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying” (Finch); “Bye, Bye Birdie” (Albert); and the Moss Hart comedy, “Light Up The Sky” (Peter Sloan). His commercial work includes a TV spot currently running for a radio station in Palm Springs, California.

He is happy to be back with GTG this summer and performing with the outstanding cast and crew of “My Fair Lady”. He thanks his lovely wife, Sharon, for supporting and occasionally joining him in these efforts.

P R O D U C T I O N S TA F F B I O G R A P H I E S Benoit, Joby (Technical Advisor) Joby has worked on numerous GTG productions in many different capacities. He was recruited while he was a student at GBS and continues to come back every year to lend his technical expertise to our productions!

GTG is fortunate to have Joby on our production staff for this year’s production of My Fair Lady.

Charki Dunn (Producer) Charki is thrilled to be working with GTG again, this year.

Charki has been involved in community theater since her freshman year in high school when she was quite active in a community theatre group called Summerset Players. Although she has appeared in many shows throughout the years, she is enjoying working as part of the production staff, once again. This year’s cast has been wonderful to work with – and their talent is totally amazing! Charki thanks Sally for being her co-Producer – “it has been a pleasure to work with Sally.

She has truly made the job of producer a breeze!” In addition to her fulltime job as Director of Music at the Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School in Chicago, Charki has a thriving private voice, piano and guitar studio in Buffalo Grove. Charki would like to thank her children, Aaron, Alex, Andy, Joanna and Abra for all their love and support. “And a special hug to my grandson, Ziggy!”

Pericles Georgopoulos (Stage Manager) Perry is delighted to once again be back with GTG. His past credits as Stage Manager for GTG include; Man of La Mancha, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Hello Dolly!, Kiss Me Kate and Annie. Acting credits include; Joel in Beau Jest, Robert in Jane Eyre, Prisoner Fuentes in Kiss Of The Spider Woman, Bazzard in The Mystery Of Edwin Drood, Bella Zangler in Crazy For You, Dan in Joseph, Greg in A Chorus Line and Garvin in Footloose. He has also appeared with the Funny Bones improv comedy troupe. Perry attended the Illinois Institute of Technology where he received a degree in Architecture, and is currently an Urban Designer and Planner. Perry remembers the first time he was involved with My Fair Lady at GTG, seventeen years ago, and is honored to have been associated with this incredible group for so many years and involved in so many fantastic productions.

Finally Perry would like to thank the incredible members of the CREW of My Fair Lady for their

amazing work and talent. It is their tireless efforts that made this show possible.

Susie Johnson (Director) Susie is happy to be back again this year and feels she has come full circle from her first production with GTG - which happened to be My Fair Lady! She has directed many recent productions including Fiddler on the Roof, Singin in the Rain, Beauty and the Beast and last year’s Man of La Mancha. In the past, she has worked with many local groups including GTG, Chicago Children’s Theater, Theater on the Lake, and Children’s Theater of Deerfield. She also taught theater for 9 years at both the middle and high school levels and is currently on staff at The School of Performing Arts in Naperville.

She has been involved with Glenview Theatre Guild since 1996 and serves on the GTG board. Susie wants to thank the wonderful cast and crew of My Fair Lady for all their hard work and dedication to this very challenging show and for making it truly “loverly!” Most of all, she is very grateful to her family, Cody, Lars, Grace, and Mark for all their love and support!

Marty Karlin (Music Director) Marty has been Music Director for Glenview Theatre Guild’s recent productions of “Man of La Mancha”,“Disney’s Beauty and the Beast”, “South Pacific”, and “Oliver!”. Before that, he was Vocal Director for GTG’s “Sound of Music,”“Fiddler on the Roof” and “Singin’ in the Rain”. He also was Music Director for “Honk!” with Deerfield Family Theater last year. He was Orchestra Director for Highland Park Players’ productions of “Annie” and “Gypsy”, and was Music Director for HPP’s “Willy Wonka TYA (Theater for Young Audiences)”,“Frog and Toad” and Disney’s “Alice in Wonderland” – for which he won an award for Outstanding Musical Direction at the American Association of Community Theatre’s Illinois AACTFest 2009. His other musical interests include not just playing, but composing, accompanying and arranging piano and choral music. Thanks to the board of GTG for this wonderful opportunity. Thanks also to the rest of the production team and the cast for their hard work, and to wife Nanci and daughters Sara and Kim for their love and support.

Robin Lehtman (Choreographer) Robin is delighted to be back with GTG! Last seen in “Crazy for You” here in Glenview, she has My Fair Lady 17

P R O D U C T I O N S TA F F B I O G R A P H I E S ( c o n t . ) performed in numerous productions along the North Shore. As choreographer, Robin’s previous shows include “Oliver”,“Anything Goes”,“1776”,“Music Man”,“Guys and Dolls”,“Follies” and “Baby” all with Actors Theatre Company. She is also the resident choreographer for “The Shinning Lights”. By day, Robin teaches physical education at Prairie Elementary School in Buffalo Grove.

She has a passion for dance and loves to share it with you! A huge thank you to Marianne for all of your help and insight.

Thanks to the Susie, Marty, Charki, Sally, Janet, Perry, Sheryl, the entire production staff and the cast for their dedication and hard work. Big hugs and kisses to my leading men Steve and Mark!

Sally Norlie (Producer) Sally returns for her 5th season with GTG and is loving the role of producer. She has been involved with GTG in many different capacities. She performed in GTG’s Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and Oliver, ushered for shows, has been assistant producer, and is a board member and secretary to GTG. Sally loves being a part of this wonderful theatre company and is enjoying working with the talented staff, cast and crew. A big thank you goes out to her family for allowing her to be a part of this fantastic show!!

Janet Reich (Assistant Director) After a year hiatus from the board, Janet is happy to be back where she belongs. After serving as Producer for 10 of the last 13 GTG shows, she is wearing a new hat this year as Assistant Director and is enjoying the experience! Janet has been involved with GTG since 1987 and has appeared on stage in 11 of their productions in a variety of roles. She has also appeared in 18 other productions with various North Shore

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theater companies. In addition, Janet has served behind the scenes as AD, Producer, and Stage Crew for 23 productions in the area. Let’s see … that’s a total of 52 productions since 1986 – yikes! Janet thanks everyone involved in My Fair Lady, including the extremely talented cast, staff, and crew. You are all amazing and I’m proud to be part of this wonderful production!

Sharon Schmidt (Costume Designer) Sharon is an alumni of Interlochen Arts Academy, Michigan State and Indiana Universities. As Costume Designer at Barrington High School, community and professional theatre, stage shows and musicals, productions have included Camelot, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Will Rogers Follies , Beauty and The Beast, Sound of Music, Sabrina Fair, Picnic, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hello Dolly, Almost Maine and Shakespeare›s McBeth and The Lover, The Lunatic and The Poet, which was selected to be represented at This year›s Illinois Theatre festival.

Rich Winship (Set & Lighting Designer) Rich returns as set and lighting designer, positions he has been proud to fill for the last 19 GTG productions! After another successful year of productions here at GBS, including the Variety Show, Gold!, and the plays, Radium Girls and Almost Maine, Rich is excited to end the year with his many talented friends at GTG. A huge thank you to Tim, Perry, Joby and Sheryl — no GTG show would be possible without their talent and commitment. And a very special thanks to Kevin, Tyler, Atticus, Chris and Connor. I’ll miss you guys! Turn off your mind, relax and float downstream.

A B R I E F H I S TO R Y O F G TG The Glenview Theatre Guild (GTG) was founded in 1974 with the mission to offer Glenview and the surrounding communities a high quality, low cost exposure to theater. In addition, as a sponsored program of the Glenview Park District, GTG enables talented individuals from Glenview and through Chicagoland to share their gifts on stage. Each year we present a major musical production at Glenbrook South High School, although Glenbrook North High School is considered our second home. On an average, about 2,500 to 3,000 theatre patrons enjoy each year’s production. The annual show typically involves a cast of 40-50 singers, dancers, and actors from Glenview and the surrounding communities. In addition, we have a support staff of an additional 30-40 people (e.g., director, choreographer, music director, producer, costume designer, set designer, stage crew, etc.). Most of the individuals involved in the show volunteer their time and talents to bring quality, affordable entertainment to the community. The Glenview Theatre Guild fosters a sense of community among all persons involved in putting on a production. All the months of work really pay off when we present a professional, quality production to you, our audience!

G L E N V I E W T H E AT R E G U I L D B OA R D O F D I R E C TO R S President........................................................................................................................Charki Dunn Vice President.......................................................................................................... Susie Johnson Secretary.......................................................................................................................... Sally Norlie Treasurer............................................................................................................................Josh Ticho Members............................................................... Ryan Elliott, Barb Hibnick, Mark Johnson, Marty Karlin, Chris Philbin, Janet Reich, Laura Skeggs, Amy Ticho Member-At-Large.....................................................................................................Scott Spector Glenview Park District Liaison............................................................................... Amber Blake T H A N K YO U Amber Blake, Glenview Park District Glenview Park Center Front Desk Staff Glenview Park Center, Evening Supervisors & Maintenance Crew, Dr. Jim Shellard, Glenbrook South High School – Student Activities Lorraine Kroll, Glenbrook South High School – Student Activities Greg Wojcik and the entire GBS Music Department and Staff Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire Flight Restaurant and Wine Bar Helga Amella Debbie Bales Claire Birmingham Glenview Lantern Glenview Journal Pioneer Press All of our Ushers Stage Crew Broadway Costumes, Chicago

We also express our sincere thanks and gratitude to the many people who helped with our production after this program went to press.

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G TG ’ S PA S T 37 Y E A R S 2011 MAN OF LA MANCHA 2010 DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 2009 SOUTH PACIFIC 2008 OLIVER! 2007 SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN 2006 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF 2005 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 2004 HELLO, DOLLY! 2003 KISS ME, KATE 2002 ANNIE 2001 (no venue available) 2000 CRAZY FOR YOU 1999 THE KING AND I 1998 DAMN YANKEES 1997 THE PAJAMA GAME 1996 MY FAIR LADY 1995 GUYS AND DOLLS 1994 THE MUSIC MAN

1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1979/80 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974

BRIGADOON ME AND MY GIRL FUNNY GIRL 42ND STREET NO, NO, NANETTE MAME HOW TO SUCCEED...

HELLO DOLLY ANYTHING GOES GEORGE M! FINIAN’S RAINBOW ANNIE GET YOUR GUN CAROUSEL (hiatus years) THE FANTASTICKS CAMELOT RED, WHITE, AND BLUE OKLAHOMA THE MUSIC MAN

Thanks to everyone for your support these past 37 years!

Charki Dunn Voice, Piano and Guitar Lessons 847-204-4340 charki.dunn@gmail.com

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M A K E A D O N AT I O N Many long hours of faithful dedication go into each Glenview Theatre Guild production. Your ticket purchase helped to provide the sets, costumes, makeup, scripts, directors, and musicians for this production. If you would like to further support our efforts to bring quality entertainment that is affordable for the entire family, please make a dona­tion by becoming a patron for next year’s production.

Your contribution entitles you to receive advance information of all GTG events through our mailings. In addition, your name will appear in next year’s program, identifying you as a supporter. Thank you for your patronage of the Glenview Theatre Guild!!

Yes, I would be happy to help the Glenview Theatre Guild present high quality, affordable community theater by making a donation!

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Mail this form along with your check (payable to Glenview Theatre Guild) to:

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S P E C I A L T H A N K S TO O U R 2 012 PAT R O N S Platinum ($100 +) David and Debbie Bales Ruth and Marland Berdick Glenview Women of Today Lou and Ellie Gross Tom and Marcia Korman Maureen McGarvey Aaron & Nicole Miller Leo and Sheryl Morton Wayne Anderson/Sheila OBrien Karen Patterson Elaine Rechel

Gold ($50 - $99) Dr. and Mrs. Henry Dold Charki Dunn Rodi and Marvin Glass Kiki Real Janet Reich Dick Salon Steve and Julie Schneider Bruce and Laura Skeggs Silver ($25 - $49) Howard and Patricia DuBoe The Frey Family

Robert and Nancy Hinchsliff Virginia Nielson Robert and Constance Schiele Joe Schmitt Josh and Amy Ticho Shelly Wax Jim and Kim Yagelski Bronze ($5 - $24) Borris and Alla Krivens Donations received after May 31, 2012, will appear in our 2013 program.

Congratulations to our GBS Scholarship Winner!

Becky Friedman 2012 Glenbrook South High School Graduate.

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Staged and Directed by Stephen M. Genovese Music Directed by Tom Steffens Choreographed by Kimberly Schomburg Auditions will be held at Jewett Community Center 836 Jewett Drive, Deerfield Adults and High School Students:

Monday, August 27, beginning at 6:30 pm, and Tuesday, August 28, beginning at 6:30 pm

Elementary and Middle School: (must reside in Deerfield Park District boundaries or attend school in Deerfield)

Wednesday, August 29 Grades 4-6 at 6:30 pm, Grades 7-8 at 8:00 pm

Callbacks: Thursday, August 30, beginning at 6:30 pm Prepare and bring music – 16 bars from a song of your choice And please bring appropriate footwear for a dance audition

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Please visit www.deerfieldfamilytheater.com to download the forms and please bring your completed forms to the audition

For more information, call Susan Redondo at 847-223-2659

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The KING AND I is presented through special arrangement with R & H Theatricals

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