PLAYBILL TrueNorth at French Creek 4530 Colorado Ave. (Rt. 611) Sheffield Village, OH
LORAIN COUNTY METRO PARKS & TRUENORTH CULTURAL ARTS PRESENT:
A FAMILY LIFE SERIES PRODUCTION OF: THE
THREE LITTLE WOLVES AND THE BIG BAD PIG
MUSIC BY BRET SIMMONS | BOOK & LYRICS BY DAVID HOWARD BASED ON THE BOOK THE THREE LITTLE WOLVES AND THE BIG BAD PIG BY EUGENE TRIVIZAS
FEBRUARY 5 - 14
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COMING SOON! LORAIN COUNTY METRO PARKS & TRUENORTH CULTURAL ARTS PRESENT:
GODSPELL
BOOK BY JOHN MICHAEL TEBELAK | MUSIC & LYRICS BY STEPHEN SCHWARTZ CONCEIVED AND ORIGINALLY DIRECTED BY JOHN TEBELAK BASED ON THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. MATTHEW
FEBRUARY 26 - MARCH 13
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Lorain County Metro Parks and TrueNorth Cultural Arts
PRESENT:
Music by BRET SIMMONS Book & Lyrics by DAVID HOWARD Based on the book ‘The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig’ by EUGENE TRIVIZAS
Kristy McNally.........................................................Director Shaun O’Neill........................................Stage Management Ben Malkevitch.............................................Music Director Michael Martinek........................................Lighting Design Stan Kozak....................................................Sound Design D. Justin Bilewicz, III.................................Costume Design
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From the Artistic Director, Rick Fortney -- Welcome to The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig! -I would like to thank our staff, production team and cast for their dedication, time and talent. Parents, thank you for entrusting us with your children/youth...it’s been fun as we have brought this story tolife, and growing within our community and as performers! I’d like to give a special shout-out to our Stage Manager Shaun O’Neill. Shaun has done a great job keeping all of us informed and has been a fantastic teammate to Ben, Kristy and the cast. Many of you may remember Shaun from last year’s Summer Theatre Camp. Shaun is currently on staff with Great Lake Theater’s education department. Ben Malkevitch, our music director, is back in town from after living in San Francisco for the past five years. Ben has his Master Degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music, and possesses a wealth of music, and musical theatre, knowledge. He last appeared at TrueNorth as our music director for The Last Five Years. Ben is also currently serving as our accompanist with the TrueNorth Chorale – it is a joy having him back! Finally I would like to thank Kristy McNally, our director! Kristy has been a good friend and colleague for many a year, we are so excited to finally have her directing for us. Kristy comes from Great Lakes Theater, and is the proud Mom to Marty. Oops, I forgot … she is married to our Cultural Arts Programmer and Youth Outreach Coordinator, Brian McNally!!!!! We have begun registration for 2016’s Summer Theatre Camp! Overture Camp (preschool thru kindergarten) is entitled Dr. Seuss Goes to Camp, June 13-17, 10:30am – 12pm, closing with a Show and Tell for family and friends. Spotlight Camp (grades 1 thru 5) is entitled A Space Odyssey, and runs June 20 - July 1, 10am – 12pm; it too closes with a Show and Tell on the last day. Center Stage Camp (grades 6 thru 12) begins July 11 and runs through August 15. It is a
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From the Artistic Director, Rick Fortney
5-week camp running daily, 10:00am – 3:00pm. It closes with a fulllength musical, August 12-14, performing Bye Bye Birdie! Godspell will be performed as part of our MainStage Series in the TrueNorth Theatre, February 26 thru March 13 – great for the entire family! On this stage in April we will be performing Falling. We recommend ages 12 and up to experience this play as it deals with the very serious subject matter of autism. The TrueNorth Big Band is featured monthly at the Big Band Brunch located at the new Emerald Event Center, just west of Avon’s Cleveland Clinic on Lear/Nagel and Just Imagine Drive. February 28th will feature a Mardi Gras Theme, and March 27th will be an Easter Brunch. TrueNorth Cultural Arts continues to educate, equip and empower artists and audiences, and we are grateful for each new opportunity to serve. All of the growth we have experienced is made possible through your generous financial support. We thank you sincerely and applaud your shared commitment to the arts. Please consider supporting TrueNorth through a tax deductible gift, enclosed you will find a Patron Envelope for the 2015-16 season. Thank you for your support as together we celebrate the arts! Enjoy the Show!!!
Rick Fortney, Artistic Director, TrueNorth Theatre / French Creek Nature and Arts Center
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From the Director of the Lorain County Metro Parks Welcome to YOUR Lorain County Metro Parks! We hope you enjoy The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig from TrueNorth. As the Family Life Series 2015-2016 season continues, we hope you have a great time! On behalf of Lorain County Metro Parks, I want to personally invite you to a variety of activites and happenings throughout the park district this season. Regardless of where you live, we have an exciting event for you! As the winter season finally rolls in, we are excited for our seasonal programming to begin. There are plenty of opportunities to go snowshoeing in a wide variety of our parks. Whether you’d like to take a guided tour or simply rent snowshoes and explore the parks at your own pace, you can certainly find a great way to explore the county! You can also learn the entire process of making maple syrup from trees at our annual Maple Sugaring at Carlisle Reservation which begins at the end of February and runs into March. Make sure to pick up an Arrowhead or visit us online at www.MetroParks.cc for a list of the upcoming events. As this theatre season continues, make sure to grab a 2015-2016 season brochure to check out each new production. The next show is part of the Mainstage Series. Godspell kicks off later this month. We hope to see you there. We thank you for your continued support of Lorain County Metro Parks and hope you continue to enjoy the many offerings we bring through our partnership with TrueNorth Cultural Arts! Sincerely,
James E. Ziemnik, Director, Lorain County Metro Parks Pg. 6
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Director’s Note Growing up, I remember (as I am sure many of you do) being told stories. Some were stories of kingdoms far away and some more domestic: of little spiders, porridge, and talking bear families. I remember loving to hear the trials and triumphs of the protagonists in these stories, always cheering for the “Good Guys.” Now that I am grown and look back on some of those fond childhood tales, it seems there wasn’t always “Good Guys” or “Bad Guys” – maybe just “Misunderstood Guys.” After all, if I were one of the three bears and Goldilocks came into my house uninvited for a snack, I might have been less than enthused and have shown a not-so-nice side of myself to scare her away. Or, if I were Little Miss Muffet eating my curds and whey, I might have simply stayed seated when the spider took residence next to me. Spiders do play a lovely and important role in our ecosystem. This practice of seeing things from a different perspective is common as one looks at their experiences in retrospect. In this show, a well-known story is spun in a slightly different light, and it aims to teach us that in life you can’t always judge a book (or a Pig) by its cover. I ask that as you sit back and enjoy the this story through the eyes of some famous – and some new and quirky – characters, that you take a moment to remember a time when you saw someone or something in a new light and it changed your perspective forever. And now, on with the Story of Puff, Rip, and Rory!
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The Play
SongS The Ballad of the Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig Out There on Your Own Appearances Are Everything Dream House Gonna Take It Out Up to the Task Thinking Back Hunker Down in the Bunker Tropical State of Mind Home Is a Feeling The Ballad of the Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig (Reprise) –– PLEASE NOTE ––
Videotaping and flash photography of any kind are strictly prohibited during the performance. Pg. 10
Cast/Crew
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Cast/Crew
Cast
CHELSEA JORDAN CANNON....................................................MOTHER WOLF TOBIN GRENDZYNSKI...................................................................BIG BAD PIG NATE JORGENSEN......................................................................................RIP TOMMY BILCZO.......................................................................................RORY EMILY PLATO...........................................................................................PUFF DREW DAVISON..............................................................................FLAMINGO JILLIAN PLANISEK..............................................................................BEAVER LUCIANO DIFRANCO..............................................................................RHINO JULIETTE KINLIN...........................................................................KANGAROO
Production Team
KRISTY MCNALLY............................................................................DIRECTOR SHAUN O’NEILL.............................................................STAGE MANAGEMENT BEN MALKEVITCH.................................................................MUSIC DIRECTOR MICHAEL MARTINEK............................................................LIGHTING DESIGN STAN KOZAK............................................................................SOUND DESIGN D. JUSTIN BILEWICZ, III.......................................................COSTUME DESIGN
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Staff
TrueNorth Staff
Founder/Executive and Artistic Director.................................Rick Fortney Cultural Arts Programmer/Youth Outreach Coordinator......Brian McNally Administrative Assistant.....................................................Nancy Spencer Box Office/Front Desk........................................Drew Porter, Camille Olsen Financial Manager...............................................................Stefanie Corlew Gallery Manager....................................................................Susan Schauer Gallery Assistant-ceramics, glassware, and jewelry............ Teresa Hoenig Greeters, Ushers, and Concessions............................Friends of TrueNorth Marketing/Social Media...........................................................Laura Golden Music Directors.........................................................Rick Fortney (Chorale), Joshua Konow (Chamber Orchestra), Eric Dregne (Big Band), Susan Vance-Koch and Kelsey Geren-Witt (Children’s Choirs) Volunteer Coordinator............................................................ Camille Olsen
TrueNorth Board of Directors
Board Members..............................Hu Auburn, Cathy Dietlin, Rick Fortney, Jim Golden, Jeff Steeber, John Edward Thomas, Anthony Trifiletti, Becky Voit, Jennifer Wilson
French Creek Nature and Arts Center
Cultural Arts Manager / Site Manager ...................................Rick Fortney Ranger Supervisor / Park Manager...................................... Brian Holmes Senior Naturalist.................................................................. Aimee Potonic Cultural Arts Programmer......................................................Brian McNally FCNAC Building and Grounds Crew.............Tim Barrett, Thomas Bourque, David Davis
Lorain County Metro Parks
Director.................................................................................James Ziemnik Assistant Director.............................................................Jennifer Bracken Operations Supervisor................................................................Paul Hruby Chief Naturalist.................................................................Grant Thompson Public Information Officer...................................................Vanessa Klesta Web Developer and Graphic Artist......................................Nicholas Baker
Lorain County Metro Parks Board of Park Commissioners
Chairman ......................................................................... Mr. Fred Alspach Board Member..............................................................Ms. Cookie McLoda Board Member.................................................................Mr. Joseph Hribar
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Biographies
Cast Tommy Bilczo (Rory) Tommy is thrilled to be returning to the TNCA stage where he has played Pigeon in Knuffle Bunny and Randy Parker in A Christmas Story, The Musical. He has also been the Nutrcracker Prince in TrueNorth’s Children’s Choir for two years. Recently, Tommy has been seen as a member of Fagin’s gang in Oliver! and Peter Pan in Shrek the Musical. He will soon be appearing as Gavroche in Les Miserables with the MAD* Factory . Tommy is 10 years old and a fourth grader at Brookside Intermediate School. He would like to thank his parents, directors, and everybody in this awesome cast! Enjoy the show and remember: home is a feeling in your heart!
Drew Davison (Flamingo) Drew Davison is excited to play Flamingo in The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig. Her last production was A Midsummer Night’s Dream. She played Starveling/Moonshine. She has also appeared in Back to the 80’s and Surfin USA at TrueNorth. Drew enjoys watching YouTube, where she gets ideas to produce and act in her own skits. Drew would like to thank her family, Kristy McNally, Shaun O’Neill, Ben Malkevitch the music guy, and her fellow cast members. Break a leg! Luciano DiFranco (Rhino) Luciano Di Franco is a 9th grader at Avon High School. Including today’s production, Luciano has had roles in eight True North shows. He loves singing, dancing, acting, and his theater peeps. Thank you to Mom, Dad, Hannah, and his pal X-ray for their support. Last but not least, thanks to Doge and BB8.
Chelsea Cannon (Mother Wolf) This is Chelsea’s first production with True North and she could not be more excited. Chelsea currently works as an Actor- Tobin Grendzynski (Big Bad Pig) Tobin Teacher with is 13 years old in the eighth grade. Great Lakes Theater’s education This is his first play at TrueNorth. He outreach program. She has had a has performed in Shrek the Musical blast working with everyone and and Aladdin at the Olde Towne hopes you enjoy the Theatre in North Ridgeville. He’s also a member of the North Ridgeville Pg. 14 show!
Biographies Middle School Show Choir. He loves musical theatre because he can be anyone he wants and still have fun. He’s generally a wacky and zany character, but knows when to get serious when the time comes. Tobin hopes to be in plays on Broadway to make people laugh and be happy. He always seems to have a smile on his face no matter what. Nate Jorgensen (Rip) This is Nate’s 7th show at True North (if he didn’t miscount)! He is excited to be in such a wonderful cast. His previous shows are Back to the 80’s (Huey) A Christmas Story, the Musical (Grover Dill) Seussical the Musical (Grinch) Shrek the Musical (Grumpy) and Aesop’s Fabulous Barnyard Bash, and All I Really Need to Know I Learned From Being a Zombie. He has also done shows elsewhere such as The Snow Queen (Troll) and The Music Man (Winthrop). Enjoy the show! Juliet Kinlin (Kangaroo) is thrilled to participate in The 3 Little Wolves And The Big Bad Pig. She’s been a part of several productions including 42nd Street, A Christmas Carol, The Sound of Music, Gypsy and Annie and looks forward to continuing her time on the
stage! Juliette is a 5th grader at Brookside Intermediate School and participates in choir, band and volleyball. She is very thankful for her family’s support, especially her mom and dad. Thank you all and enjoy the show!!! Jillian Planisek (Beaver) Jillian Planisek is a third grader at Avon Heritage. This is her first performance at True North. She is excited to be playing the beaver! Her favorite production was Cat on a Hot Tin Roof as Trixie at Baldwin Wallace University. She would like to thank her mom and her dad for encouraging her. Emily Plato (Puff) is 11 years old and goes to Avon Middle School. Her previous shows include Back to the 80s as an extra and A Midsummer Nights Dream as Peter Quince. She is in her school’s choir and loves to sing and dance. She is so excited to be playing Puff. Break a leg everyone! Pg. 15
Biographies
Production Team Kristy McNally (Director) is a Cleveland based Actor, Director, and Visual Artist. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Ohio University, and a limited branch of medicine license in Massage Therapy from the State Medical Board of Ohio. She has worked at many major theaters and performance venues in Cleveland, including; The Cleveland Playhouse, Great Lakes Theater, Cleveland Public Theater, Lakewood Civic Auditorium, and Severance Hall. In addition to being a performance artist, she spends a great deal of time teaching and in workshops for the arts. She has several life passions, and aside from the ones just listed, her family is also one of them. Her husband Brian is an Arts Programmer for TNCA, and her son Marty, is an up and coming performing artist (age 3). She would like to thank Rick for the opportunity and her McNally boys for all their love and support. S. Patrick O’Neill (Stage Manager) Shaun can usually be found onstage rather than off, but now he is dabbling in a bit of stage management here at TrueNorth Cultural Arts. He has previously worked as a Producer, Assistant Stage Manager, and Properties Master on productions Pg. 16 several at Baldwin Wallace
University, where he received his BA in Acting and Directing. He has worked as an actor for many Cleveland- area organizations, including TNCA, Great Lakes Theater, Cleveland Public Theatre, Dobama Theatre, and Baldwin Wallace University. He would like to thank Rick and Kristy for the opportunity to jump into the world of Stage Management a bit for this production. It has certainly been a blast! Ben Malkevith (Music Director) Ben Malkevitch is a versatile pianist, music director, and vocal coach, equally at home in the worlds of musical theater, opera, choral, and church music. He has music directed shows running the gamut from Anything Goes to Sweeney Todd and Fiddler on the Roof to Spring Awakening, to name some favorites. This past summer, he worked as a staff accompanist for OperaWorks, a nationally prestigious training institute for young professional opera singers. Ben recently moved back to the Cleveland area from San Francisco, where he was the music director for Waffle Opera, a company which served up equally delicious opera and waffles. Ben holds a Master’s in Collaborative Piano from the Cleveland Institute of Music, where he studied with Virginia Weckstrom. He is very proud of the talent and dedication of all the animals performing in this show. D. Justin Bilewicz, III (Costume Designer) is thrilled to be designing The Three Little Wolves and The Big Bad Pig. Justin is graduate of Ashland University and works as a
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Biographies freelance Costume Designer for the local area. In addition to designing costumes, Justin is the production manager for Sandstone Summer Theatre in Amherst, Ohio, the Drama Director for Clearview High School and the Palace Youth Theatre’s Director in Lorain, Ohio. Some of Justin’s most recent costume credits include Carrie, The Musical (Sandstone Summer Theatre), A Streetcar Named Desire (Mamaí Theatre Company), Jesus Christ Superstar (TrueNorth Cultural Arts Center), Antigone (Clearview High School), Mothers and Sons (Beck Center for the Arts), Waiting for Lefty (Case Western Reserve University). Justin is the TrueNorth resident costume designer this season, you might have recently seen his work on such TrueNorth productions as Irving Berlin’s, White Christmas and just recently The Odd Couple. Stan Kozak (Sound Designer) Stan Kozak, currently in his twenty-seventh season at Great Lakes Theater, has more than 50 design credits including Bat Boy: The Musical, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Comedy of Errors, Amadeus, You Can’t Take It With You, Private Lives, Into the Woods and the Tom Hanks’ benefit performances. His work in 1979 and 1981 with Geraldine Fitzgerald on Streetsongs at GLTF led to the original cast album. Mr. Kozak was the resident sound designer for four seasons at the Porthouse Theatre Company, including productions of Driving Miss Daisy, Niteclub Confidential and a Nightingale Sang. His collaborations with Victoria Bussert at BaldwinWallace College include Pg. 18 productions of Chess,
Hair, Company, Cabaret, West Side Story, Tommy in Concert, Parade, the Ohio premiere of Stephen Sondheim’s Passion, and one of the first nonprofessional productions of Phantom of the Opera. For Cain Park, his design credits include Secret Garden, Fiddler on the Roof, Grease, Bat Boy, Tick, tick…Boom, Nine, The Wiz, Harold and Maude and Pippin. Mr. Kozak has also designed sound for Wit and Last Five Years for the Dobama Theater, Iolanthe and Sweeney Todd for the Cleveland Opera, I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change and Forbidden Broadway SVU for the Hanna Theatre and A Shayna Maidel, Brooklyn Boy and Pangs of the Messiah for the JCC. He has served as sound designer for the All-City Musical for the Cleveland school system for eight seasons. He also had the good fortune to have worked with Bebe Neuwirth in her concert performance for the Ideastream Gala in 2005. He was honored to be among the first group of LORT sound designers to achieve recognition in USA 829. Michael Martinek (Lighting Designer) Michael S. Martinek, currently a technology coordinator and teacher at Saint Peter School in Lorain has been involved in North East Ohio performing arts for over 5 years. He has conducted various choral and instrumental ensembles; provided theatrical, technical, box office, and event oversight; and served in various behind the scenes roles of Stage Manager, Sound Designer, Lighting Designer, Technical Director, and Event Consultant to vast number of productions at Saint Ignatius
Biographies High School’s Breen Center for the Performing Arts, Notre Dame College, and Mercury Theatre Company. He is extremely excited to return for his third show at TrueNorth Cultural Arts (previously he Lighting Designed Knuffle Bunny, A Cautionary Musical and A Midsummer Night’s Dream) and would personally like to thank the cast for their wonderful talent, hard work, and enthusiasm; and the production staff for all their wonderful direction, dedication, and leadership in this production.
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Bendix
is proud to sponsor TrueNorth Cultural Arts!
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Help keep the arts alive! Make a tax-deductible donation today. Remember the thrill you experienced the first time you were on stage? How about the first time you watched your child’s face light up as they were introduced to the magic of the theatre? Or the first time you experienced a beautiful piece of music or work of art? Help TrueNorth bring a set of “first times” to a brand new generation. Keep the arts alive for our children to enjoy and carry on our message. TrueNorth is a non-profit organization that relies on support from people just like you. Your donation is tax-deductible and helps us bring the following to the community: Professional theatre in Lorain County A Family Life Series geared towards younger children Arts Education programs A Chorale & Symphony Fine Arts Free workshops in arts and nature And much more! To make a tax-deductible donation, please contact Rick Fortney at (440) 949-5200 Ext. 229, or simply mail a check to TrueNorth Cultural Arts, Attn: Donations, 4530 Colorado Ave., Sheffield Village OH 44054.
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Thank you for your continued support!
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2015-2016 Donors SPOTLIGHT SPONSORS ($1,000 or more) Hu & Jan Auburn Avon Lake Printing Paul Balcom & Cathy Dietlin Bendix Steven Bridge Campana Development CenturyLink Emerson Charitable Trust Ford Motor Company Fortney Family Foundation Hermes, 5K Artsfest Cathy and Eric Harvey (in memory of George and Jane Oechsle) Key Bank Foundation Lorain County Metro Parks Sherrill “Cookie” McLoda Bob & Lynn Miller The Morning Journal Norton Foundation Ohio Business College PGA Tour Inc. Carl & Ruth Prokop WOBL/WDLW Jean Young PODIUM PARTNERS ($500 - $999) LCCC Foundation Parsons Insurance Judy Reich (in memory of Bob Reich) CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE ($250 - $499) Jen & Adam Bilczo Daryl & Karen Edwards Laura Golden Lakeland Health Care Corp. Agency James & Karen Miraldi Benjamin & Sara Jane Norton WeedPro
CONCERTMASTERS ($100 - $249) Joseph & Sandra Agnello (in memory of Larry Gaynor) Joseph Batcha Jonell, Keven & Tyler Baker Bruce & Jennifer Barden Charlotte & Bruce Burge Jim & Debbie Dowdell Rev. Jon & Mary Fancher Margerita Gerborg Hermes 5K Artsfest David & Mary Ann Heuerman Judith A. Klucas Gary M. Lilly Frida & Michael McGee Navital Inc. Barbara A. Nicol Sara Otts Paul & Janice Peters Carl & Ruth Prokop Charles & Carolyn Reed Lynn & Sue Schlessman Joseph & Sally Smith Karen Wagner Konnie Wenneman Kathryn L. Whyte Andrew & Michelle Young FRIENDS OF THE ARTS ($50 - $99) Becker’s Donuts Ted & Terri Brewer Marilynn Bronson Paul & Francis Burik James & Mary Ruth Burns Dustin & Patricia Bush Deb Chelko Constance L Clark Sally Cornwell David & Mary Jane Croston Sandra & Dave Dibbell Doris J. Gaertner
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2015-2016 Donors (cont.) FRIENDS OF THE ARTS (cont.) Sandi Gerhan Brett Hall Ed & Muriel Homer Kuno A. & Christa Josupeit Mark & Michelle Kelly Allan Kirst Alan & Erica Lerner Barbara Mamrar Julie Mannarelli Leslie R. McGinnis Lila McGinnis Gene & Joyce Nickley Frank & Sandra O’Dell Richard & Diane Pilat Dudley & MaryAnn Price Janet Romanski Ann Hathaway Seltzer Jeffrey Suhanic Michael & Patricia Sweeney Ben Thompson Gaylord & Sandra Tucker Sylvia Upchurch & Edward J. Selavko Carole Z. Warren Allen & Martha West Stand & Muir West Richard & Delores Wyer
The Rock Pile Becky Voit Laura Weichel E.J. Wennerberg Jean Youngs
UNDERSTUDIES Janet Barlow Quella Columbaro Lawrence & Claudia Forbes Mark & Robin Johnson Christa Josupeit Margaret Kurta Lynne Medlik John & Judith Peterson Daniel & Lisa Shullick Gail & Stephen Smith Nina Sobel Jeff Steeber
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Lorain County Metro Parks is a proud partner of TrueNorth Cultural Arts!
COMING SOON! LORAIN COUNTY METRO PARKS & TRUENORTH CULTURAL ARTS PRESENT:
A FAMILY LIFE SERIES PRODUCTION OF:
FALLING
BY DEANNA JENT
APRIL 15 - 24
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