Pippin Playbill Fall 2019

BOOK BY ROGER O. HIRSON

MUSIC & LYRICS BY STEPHEN SCHWARTZ

Originally produced on the Broadway stage by STUART OSTROW

Originally directed on the Broadway stage by

BOB FOSSE

2013 Broadway revival directed by

DIANE PAULUS

Theo Ending Originally Conceived In1998 by MITCH SEBASTIAN

Pippin is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com

October 19 - November 3, 2019 Marroney Theatre Production Sponsors Richard and Yvonne Morris

Musical Theatre Series Sponsor Jane Kivel

TFTV DIRECTOR'S NOTES Welcome to the 2019-2020 ART season.

This beautiful lineup of productions has been carefully and thoughtfully selected by faculty artists under the direction of Brent Gibbs, who skillfully oversaw ART for nearly two decades.

Please join me in thanking Brent for the expertise and care he took in creating a living stage where Tucson audiences can experience our incredibly gifted students as they learn to share their art and craft with audiences.

This 2019-2020 season ushers in a new era with Hank Stratton bringing his extensive professional experience and his powerful artistic vision to his new role as ART Artistic Director. I look forward to working with Hank and the entire faculty and staff as we work to align our training and production practices with the ever-changing contemporary world of live performance. This is also my first ART season as Director of the School of Theatre, Film & Television, and I am excited to experience the work of our student designers, actors, stage managers, and crew members this year. There is little in my life as exciting as being able to witness a next generation of young theatre artists find their feet and their artistic souls in the making of theatre.

Each of this year’s productions offers a singular window into life, and each production’s window is dressed in different stylistic and storytelling approaches. Some offer lush landscapes of sound and song, some offer fullthroated characters of a contemporary world, some dazzle and pierce with witty language, and some offer a poignant and heartbreaking lens into past worlds.

It feels somehow a bit of circular fate that in my first ART season, I will witness a young artist singing 'Corner of the Sky' in Pippin. If you were around Hershey, Pennsylvania in the mid-1970’s, you would have witnessed one Andy Belser singing that song with all of his teenage heart at retirement villages, Lions and Rotary club meetings, and church basements. We all start somewhere on our life journeys, and for me, Pippin somehow spoke to my young artistic soul looking for my corner of the artistic sky. ~ Andy Belser, School of Theatre, Film & Television Director

The University of Arizona • College of Fine Arts School of Theatre, Film & Television proudly presents Arizona Repertory Theatre's production of

Music Director

Scenic Designer

Lighting Designer

Sound Designer

Jamie Reedf

Costume Designer Molly Gluzinski†

Rebekah Clark Matt Marcusf

Forrest Tallbull

Technical Director Ted Krausf

Fight Director

Brent Gibbsf*

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Stage Manager Gemma Dick†

Director & Choreographer Christie Kerrf

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** Member of United Scenic Artists, Local 829 § Member of Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists

*Member of Actors' Equity Association

þ Society of American Fight Directors

± Member of American Guild of Musical Artists © Member of The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society f School of Theatre, Film & Television Faculty Member

Member of International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Unless otherwise noted, all designers, performers and technicians are School of Theatre, Film & Television students. †

BFA Senior Capstone/MFA Thesis Project See Production Staff page for details.

"PIPPIN" is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI, 423 West 55th Street, New York, NY 10019 Tel.: (212)541-4684 Fax: (212) 397-4684 www.MTIShows.com

Arizona Repertory Theatre is the professional theatre training company of the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television.

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THE CAST Pippin ................................................................. Tony Moreno Leading Player .......................................................... Paige Mills Charlemagne ................................................... Tristan Caldwell Fastrada ................................................................ Lotus Rogers Catherine ........................................................... Sofia Gonzalez Berthe ................................................................ Marina Devaux Lewis ................................................................ Brandon Reyes‡ Theo ........................................................................ Sylas Smith Manson Trio Dancers .............. Courtney Blanc, Reagan Kennedy Talking Head ..................................................... Maggie McNeil Simple Joys Guitarist .......................................... Vinney Pugliese ‡ Actors’ Equity Membership Candidate

The Players/Ensemble Daniel Altamirano, Zachary Austin, Courtney Blanc, Camryn Elias, Steven Enriquez, Sophia Goodin, Matthew Harkins, Reagan Kennedy, Michael Laverde, Maggie McNeil, Allisonn O'Neill‡, Vinney Pugliese, Vaune Suitt, Alia Vinson Understudies Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance. Vinney Pugliese for Pippin, Reagan Kennedy for Leading Player, Steven Enriquez for Charlemagne, Alia Vinson for Fastrada, Taylor Maresca for Catherine, Hannah Peyton for Berthe, Matthew Harkins for Lewis

ORCHESTRA Conductor/Key 1 ......................................................................................... Jamie Reed Assistant Musical Director/Key 2 ...........................................................Trevor Bourland Reeds ....................................................................................................... Shirleen Lee Trumpet .................................................................................................. Tony Belletti Trombone .................................................................................. Neal Patrick Romberg Violin/Viola ............................................................................................ Jennifer Bliss Cello .................................................................................................. Robert Marshall Guitar .................................................................................................... Isaac Brodkin Bass ................................................................................................. Rafael Carruthers Drums ............................................................................................................ Kai Felix Percussion ............................................................................................ Michal Brauhn

THANK YOU Valley Presbyterian Church for lending us use of their percussion instruments

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SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I SCENE 1 - OPENING Magic to Do ...................................................................................… Company Corner of the Sky ................................................................................... Pippin SCENE 2 - HOME SCENE 3 - GLORY War is a Science ....................................... Charlemagne, Pippin, and The Players Glory ................ Leading Player, Pippin, The Players, and the Manson Trio Dancers Corner of the Sky (Reprise) .................................................................... Pippin SCENE 4 - SIMPLE JOYS Simple Joys .............................................................................… Leading Player No Time at All ............................................................... Berthe and The Players With You ....................................................................... Pippin and The Players SCENE 5 - REVOLUTION Spread a Little Sunshine .....................................................… Fastrada and Men Morning Glow .................................................................. Pippin and Company

~15 Minute Intermission~ ACT II SCENE 1 - POLITICS Opening .........................................................................................… Company SCENE 2 - ENCOURAGEMENT Right Track ............................................................… Pippin and Leading Player SCENE 3 - ORDINARY LIFE Kind of Women ..............................................................................… Catherine Extraordinary ................................................................ Pippin and The Players Prayer for a Duck .................................................................... Pippin and Theo Love Song .....................................................................… Pippin and Catherine Corner of the Sky (Last Reprise) ............................................................. Pippin I Guess I'll Miss the Man ................................................................… Catherine SCENE 4 - THE FINALE Finale ................................................….........................................… Company

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PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTION, DRAMATURGY AND MANAGEMENT Production Manager Jenny Langf*± Assistant Stage Managers Alicia Corkell, Mandy Spartz Dance Captains Courtney Blanc, Camryn Elias Fight Captain Zachary Austin SCENERY AND PROPS Assistant Technical Director Master Carpenter Carpenters

Assistant Scenic Designer Charge Artist Scenic Artists

Painters Props Master Props Assistants

Deck Crew

Magic Coordinator

Ben Nelson, Ethan Wilson Sara Harpenau Kai Emory, Tylee Garvine, Tyler Heroldt, Amanda Kohlmeyer, Katie Mayfield, Henry McCormick, Andrew Nunley, Monique Robine, Daniel Staggs, Heaven Stricklin Megan Corbell Megan Corbell Rebekah Clark, Kensey Coleman, Ally Frieders, Izzy Georgiades, Tory Middlebrooks, Nadya Tucker Dustin Bielich Caleb Brown, Alicia Corkell, Camyrn Lang, Alison Nickerson, Brenden Rohrbacher, Andrew Thomas Joseph Carpenter, Ben Colby, Meagan Dowell, Kai Emery, Alec Errhalt, Maggie Dora Green, Camryn Lang, Ito Martinez, Melanie Moreno, Samantha Oliver, Hannah Quick, Alexander Simpson, Marian Talamantes Zachary Austin

LIGHTING Assistant Lighting Designers Master Electrician Assistant Master Electricians Programmers Light Board Operator

Followspot Operators

Electricians

Megan Mahoney, Fred Reece Chris Mason Alex Alegria, Breanna Dassinger Chris Mason, with Alex Alegria and Breanna Dassinger Kalei Ashlock Marcella Flores, Amanda Kohlmeyer, Heaven Stricklin, Hunter Sweetser Alex Alegria, Max Baines, Breanna Dessinger, Brian Graham, Gage Goldberg, Megan Mahoney, Chris Mason, Katie Mayfield, Ben Nelson, Fred Reece, Mandy Spartz, Katie Sussen, Forrest Tallbull, Nagisa Tsukada, Emma Wilkins, Ethan Wilson, Mack Woods

COSTUMES Costume Director

Assistant Costume Designers Drapers

First Hands

Costume Crafts Wardrobe Crew Heads

Wardrobe Crew

Maryann Trombino Kenzie Laughlin, Ryan B. Moore Elizabeth Eaton, Rachel Wilkins, Megan Wiese, Sierra Adamo, Ren Geiselhart, Maryann Trombino Kalei Ashlock, Marcella Flores, Katie Sussen Alexia Avey, Shaelyn Ellershaw, Kaycee Kendall Kenzie Laughlin, Ryan B. Moore Crew A: Jordan Buck, Tess Dinerstein, Sydney Disabato, Hannah Hufford, Erin McDaniel, Jadyn Muralt, Sophia Parker, Patrick Ryan, Lydia Schmidt, Jillian Smith, Benjamin Tyrrell, Jackson Waechtler. Crew B: Katrina Gow, Michaela Dillon, Jakob Dyson, Grace Hormell, Chloe Ullman, Nadya Tucker, Natali Garcia Quezada, Samantha Cole, Natalie Beaumonte, Wyland Collins, Safia Francis, Jake Lockett

SOUND Associate Sound Designer Assistant Sound Designer Production Sound Engineer (A1) Assistant Sound Engineer (A2) Audio Crew

Noah Dettman Michael Tellez Noah Dettman Max Baines Tyler Berg, Jakob Dyson, Linnea Fields, Katie Mayfield, Hunter Sweetser

† Gemma Dick -BFA Senior Capstone Project in Stage Management, Jenny Lang, Major Professor † Molly Gluzinski - BFA Senior Capstone Project in Costume Design, Richard Tuckett, Major Professor

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DIRECTOR'S NOTES “Join us” for an exciting evening on the ART stage. Working on Pippin has been a wonderful honor and also a challenge.

We join our “Band of Players” (Ensemble) as they are prepared to present their version of Pippin’s Life and Times. We learn that Pippin is the story of one young man's journey to be extraordinary. Heir to the Frankish throne, the young prince Pippin is in search of the secret to true happiness and fulfillment. He seeks it in the glories of the battlefield, the temptations of the flesh and the intrigues of political power. In the end, though, Pippin finds that happiness lies not in extraordinary endeavors, but rather in the unextraordinary moments that happen every day.

The original production of Pippin was Directed and Choreographed by the late, great Bob Fosse. I have always been an enormous fan of Fosse’s work and process. I find him to be truly interesting and love how stylized all of his work is, yet so incredibly diverse. It has been so interesting reading about how he created this piece and what it all meant to him. Working on our production of Pippin has been daunting at times, not only trying to honor the original work that was created, but also wanting to make our production unique and special for our students here at UA. Our “Band of Players” are truly individual performers. I have worked to develop each one of their moments on stage to be integral to the storytelling and to enhance the production overall. The Leading Player serves as our Narrator. She establishes Pippin’s world and controls many aspects of his life. Through the Leading Player, we see Pippin’s struggle that he describes as “trapped, but happy.” I think this statement is so appropriate to our students as they seek to find their unique voices and set out to make an impact in the world.

Watching them explore and grow has been truly exciting. I think you will be able to identify with Pippin as he finds his way in this coming of age piece.

I invite you to “join us” as we all join Pippin’s journey to be extraordinary. We have “Magic to Do” and are thrilled you are with us today.

Enjoy the show! ~ Christie Kerr, Director/Choreographer

LEARN MORE

through exciting discussions!

Pre-Show Discussion October 27, 2019 at 12:45pm Engage in intellectually stimulating conversation about the production.

Post-Show Discussion November 1, 2019 following the performance Meet the actors and production team during a Q & A segment.

All discussions are free and open to the public.

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to the cast, designers and crew of

BOOK BY ROGER O. HIRSON

MUSIC & LYRICS BY STEPHEN SCHWARTZ

Originally produced on the Broadway stage by STUART OSTROW Originally directed on the Broadway stage by

BOB FOSSE

2013 Broadway revival directed by

DIANE PAULUS

Theo Ending Originally Conceived In1998 by MITCH SEBASTIAN Pippin is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com

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PROFILES Christie Kerr (Director/Choreographer) is an Assistant Professor of Musical Theatre in her fourth year at UA. Prior to this, she lived in Chicago, IL where she was an Adjunct Professor at Columbia College, Chicago. At UA, Christie has Directed and/ or Choreographed ART’s productions of: Sister Act, Spring Awakening, The Pajama Game, The Addams Family, Evita and Hands on a Hardbody and Encore.

She has worked throughout the country as a Director, Choreographer and Performer. Select Directing/ Choreography credits include: A Chorus Line, Crazy For You, West Side Story, Spamalot, 42nd Street, Into the Woods and The Drowsy Chaperone. Select theatres include: Porchlight, Little Theatre on the Square, Theatre at the Center, Drury Lane Oakbrook, Fox Valley Rep, Metropolis, BoHo, Theo Ubique, Williams Street Rep, and Prather Entertainment Group. A graduate of The University of Michigan, Christie holds a BFA Degree in Musical Theatre Performance and is a proud member of SDC. Jamie Reed (Music Director/Conductor) has officially begun her 2nd year at UA as Assistant Professor of Practice of Musical Theatre. An accomplished music director, pianist, arranger, orchestrator, and vocal coach, she holds a Bachelors of Music degree from Western Michigan University.

Jamie is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Choral Conducting. Additional teaching credits include University of Michigan, Western Michigan University, and Oakland University. MD credits include Memphis, Mamma Mia, The Great American Trailer Park Musical (Received 2017 Wilde Award for Best Music Direction) Cabaret, Assassins, Ain’t Misbehavin, Evita, Altar Boyz, Shrek, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, The Full Monty, Murder Ballad, Next To Normal, Rent, West Side Story, Last Five Years, and Lippa’s The Wild Party. UA Credits include Sister Act and Spring Awakening. National Tour credits include Wicked, Book of Mormon, Chicago, Beauty and the Beast, South Pacific, and Fiddler on the Roof. Jamie’s life revolves around her son, AJ. Rebekah Clark (Scenic Designer) is a 2nd year MFA scenic design candidate, and is thrilled to work with this fantastic production team to create the magical and engrossing world of Pippin. Their scenic design and assistant design work has previously been seen at companies such as the Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre, American Blues Theatre, Orlando Repertory Theatre, and more. This summer they got the honor to present their scenic design to leading international designers and theatre professions at the 2019 Prague Quadrennial as part of the conference’s Common Design Project.

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Molly Gluzinski (Costume Designer) is a senior BFA Degree Candidate in Design and Technology with an emphasis in Costume Design. This is her senior capstone and she is thrilled to be working on such a vibrant and collaborative production here at the Arizona Repertory Theatre. She has had the honor of Assistant Designing Sister Act and Doubt, A Parable during her time at the University of Arizona, as well as draping on multiple shows. Molly would like to thank all of her friends, family, and mentors who have supported her and made it possible for her to follow her dreams and share her deep love of theatre.

Forrest Tallbull (Lighting Designer) is a second year MFA designer from Shiprock, New Mexico. He received his BFA from the University of Oklahoma in Drama. Prior to arriving to the University of Arizona, he was the Theatre Technician and Designer for San Juan College Theatre Department located in Farmington, New Mexico. His lighting design credits include Top Girls, Eurydice, The Laramie Project, and The Fantasticks. During his time at the University of Oklahoma, he was the lighting designer for the productions Anatomy of Gray, Mark Twain's Is He Dead?, and numerous dance productions for the University of Oklahoma School of Dance.

Matt Marcus (Sound Designer) is the Faculty Sound Designer for the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television and runs the Sound Department.

Recent Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include sound designs for Sister Act, The Merchant of Venice, Spring Awakening, and The Addams Family. Other productions include the debut of Love, Sweet Love, a musical featuring the songs of Burt Bacharach and Hal David, along with national tours for Theater League, Theater of the Stars, and Dallas Summer Musicals. In addition to his work in the theatre, Matt has run live sound for hundreds of national and international recording artists. He currently designs and engineers sound for the Tucson Symphony Orchestra. On hiatus from his audio career in the late 20th century, Matt was Property Master for the PBS children’s television program, Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. He is a member of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees, and is the President of Local 415.

Brent Gibbs (Fight Director) heads the BFA Acting Program at the University of Arizona where he teaches acting and stage combat. He is a certified teacher and fight director with the Society of American Fight Directors. He has gained recognition as an advanced actor/combatant by the Society of British Fight Directors, the Society of American Fight Directors, and Fight Directors Canada. He has taught stage

PROFILES combat workshops around the country and at the International Theatre School Festival in Amsterdam and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.

In Arizona, Mr. Gibbs garnered an ariZoni Award for his fight direction in the Southwest Shakespeare Company's production of Henry V. Ted Kraus (Technical Director) is honored to be a member of the University of Arizona’s Design/Tech faculty, in this his sixth year at the University of Arizona. He comes to the UA after spending 24 years working in regional theatre and production houses in Washington, D.C., Atlanta, GA, and Nashville, TN; including seven seasons as the Technical Director for the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre Company in Atlanta, GA. Ted would like to take a moment to thank all of the MFA & BFA students for their seemingly ceaseless supply of drive and enthusiasm for the work we do in the scene shop.

Their commitment to excellence and quest for knowledge matches, and sometimes exceeds, the commitment levels seen in professional shops.

They are a daily source of humor and inspiration.

Gemma Dick (Stage Manager) is a senior pursuing her BFA in Stage Management. Gemma is thrilled to be stage managing Pippin as her final production and capstone here at Arizona Repertory Theatre. She has previously worked as a stage manager for Top Girls, On The Verge, and Endgame, and as an assistant stage manager for The Pajama Game and Like Heaven.

Gemma would like to thank Christie, Jamie, her team Alicia and Mandy, and the cast and crew for creating such an amazing show. She would like to dedicate this show to her friends and family for all their support and Mrs. Striebel who taught her how amazing theatre can be.

- ACTOR PROFILES Daniel Altamirano (Ensemble) is a BFA Musical Theatre sophomore here at the University of Arizona.

He is so excited to be a part of such a loving, amazing theatre family here at the UA and cannot wait to see what these next three years have in store for him.

Daniel would love to thank all the Arizona Repertory Theatre’s faculty for giving him this amazing opportunity to play beside an enormously talented and wonderful cast and crew; his past theatre educators back home in Lake Havasu City, AZ that have watched him grow as a performer; and most importantly thank his mama for being his rock and number one supporter in anything he does. With no further ado, sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

Zachary Austin (Ensemble, Magic Coordinator) is a senior here at the University of Arizona and is beyond excited to be in the ensemble and the Magic Coordinator for this production of Pippin. He has appeared in other ART productions such as Max in The Pajama Game, Ensemble in Sister Act, and Clarence in Richard III. He has been doing magic for quite some time and has been performing around Tucson for almost a year now. He would like to thank his friends and family for all of their never-ending support. Enjoy the show!

Courtney Blanc (Manson Trio Dancer, Ensemble) is a junior in the BFA Musical Theatre program and is beyond thrilled to be returning to the ART stage this semester! Her other credits at ART include Thea in Spring Awakening, Sister Mary Robert in Sister Act and The Pajama Game. She cannot thank the professors enough for their ongoing guidance and support.

She also feels incredibly blessed to have the most supportive parents, family, and friends that have taken every step of this journey right by her side! She couldn’t do this without them.

Tristan David Caldwell (Charlemagne) is a senior BFA Musical Theatre major here at the University of Arizona. He has recently performed in productions of Richard III (Catesby), The Pajama Game (Hines), and West Side Story (Tony). Tristan would like to thank his family and friends for their constant support. Now, join us…

Marina Devaux (Berthe) is thrilled to return to her musical theatre roots this semester with the Arizona Repertory Theatre! Her recent credits with ART include Richard III (Prince Edward and U/S Duchess of York, performed) and some of her favorite credits include Romeo and Juliet (Mercutio), Heathers (Heather Chandler), and Murder Ballad (Narrator).

She would like to thank Christie Kerr and Jamie Reed for giving her the opportunity to play such a fun character, and the talented cast and crew of Pippin for making the magic happen! As always, she sends love to her family in Athens, Tucson, and beyond. Krista, this one’s for you.

Camryn Elias (Ensemble) is a junior BFA Musical Theatre major from Sacramento, CA. She is very excited to be a part of this wonderful production of Pippin! Her past credits include Spring Awakening (Martha), Sister Act (Michelle) and The Pajama Game (Ensemble). Camryn would like to thank the cast and crew for making this show an incredible experience!

She would also like to thank her friends and family for their endless love and support! Enjoy the show!

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PROFILES Steven Enriquez (Ensemble, Charlemagne u/s) is so excited to be making his ART debut! Recent credits include Shrek in Shrek the Musical, King Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar, Professor Bhaer in Little Women and The Cowardly Lion in Wizard of OZ. He would like to thank his incredible family for all their support and love along with Christie and Jamie for allowing him to be a part of this astounding production. Instagram/ Twitter: stevene_ _ Enjoy the show!

Sofia Gonzalez (Catherine) is a junior Musical Theatre major from Pasadena, CA. Some of her past credits include: Tecumseh! an Outdoor Drama (Tecumapese), Sister Act (Sister Mary Robert u/s), Les Miserables (Fantine), and In the Heights (Abuela Claudia). She is excited and grateful to be a part of such a lovely and talented cast of individuals. She would like to thank the entire production team for all of their hard work. She would also like to thank her family for their endless love and support in everything that she does. Join us! We’ve got magic to do!

Sophia Goodin (Ensemble) is a junior in the BFA Acting program. Previous ART credits include Richard III (York, Young Elizabeth, Edward u/s, Rivers u/s, Grey u/s), The Cripple of Inishmaan (Eileen u/s) and The Merchant of Venice (Servant, Jessica u/s). This is her first musical with ART, and she is so grateful to the cast and creative team for making her experience in Pippin so wonderfully rewarding.

Matthew Harkins (Ensemble, Lewis u/s) is a sophomore acting major and is happy to have the opportunity to be in Pippin! Last semester, he was an understudy in Richard III and he just completed the Stella Adler Musical Theatre Intensive this past summer. Matthew would like to thank his family, friends, and faculty at the University of Arizona for supporting his desire to perform. He would also like to thank all the dance teachers in his life for helping him prepare for this show.

Reagan Kennedy (Manson Trio Dancer, Ensemble, Leading Player u/s) is a sophomore in the BFA Musical Theatre program and is incredibly excited to be a part of her first ART production. Reagan would like to thank the BFA faculty for sharing their expertise, her peers in the program for their endless support and her family for their love and support for her and her passion.

Taylor Maresca (Catherine u/s) is a sophomore musical theatre major from Houston, TX. She is very excited to be a part of her first ART Mainstage production. Love to my family. @taylormaresca

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Michael Laverde (Ensemble) is a sophomore in the BFA Musical Theatre program and is thrilled to be making his ART debut in this monumental musical!

Some previous credits include Frollo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame), and Tony (West Side Story). He has also performed with Kristin Chenoweth in concert as a part of the UA Singers (Tucson Music Hall, 2019).

Michael has received a Gold Medal with Distinction in Musical Theatre from L.A.M.D.A. Thanks to God for it all. Thanks to Mom, Dad, and Ryan for their constant love and support. Insta: @themichaellaverde Maggie McNeil (Ensemble) is a BFA Acting junior in her 2nd Arizona Repertory Theatre production after appearing as Dull Gret/Angie in last semester’s production of Top Girls (National Youth Arts Award nomination). Past ART Productions: The Cripple of Inishmaan (Kate u/s) and Doubt, A Parable (Sister James u/s). Maggie is a member of The Charles Darwin Experience improv troupe and had the opportunity to further train at The Second City Hollywood this summer. Thank you to Christie Kerr, Jamie Reed, and the entire cast and creative team for their immense dedication! As always, all of her love to her people, you are her lifeblood.

Paige Mills (Leading Player) is a junior BFA Musical Theatre student and she is thrilled to be returning to the ART stage this semester! Some of her other ART credits include The Pajama Game (Swing), Sister Act (Fantasy Dancer), and Richard III (Lady Grey).

She would like to thank Christie Kerr and all of the professors for giving her this opportunity and for the constant support.

Tony Moreno (Pippin) is a junior BFA Musical Theatre major and is blessed and grateful to have been given the opportunity to tackle such an iconic role in the American musical theatre canon. Past ART credits include Spring Awakening (Hanschen), Sister Act (Pablo), and The Pajama Game (Charley). In 2017, Tony received the national Jimmy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha. A million thanks to Christie and Jamie for trusting me with this role and my parents (and Maya!) for supporting me from 2,000 miles away. For Monte.

Allisonn O'Neill (Ensemble) is a senior BFA musical theatre major. Some past credits include Bielke in Fiddler on the Roof (Portland Center Stage), Yum Yum in the Mikado (La Salle Prep), and Lee Bouvier in Grey Gardens (Portland Center Stage.) Allison would like to thank her family and friends for their constant love and support.

Hannah Peyton (Berthe u/s, Child Chaperone) is a sophomore Musical Theatre Major from New Braunfels, Texas and is thrilled to be a part of Pippin as

PROFILES her first ART production! She is so excited to see what the next 3 years have in store. All glory to God and love to my friends and family. @hannah_peyton22 Vincent Pugliese (Ensemble, Pippin u/s) is a sophomore in the BFA Musical Theatre Program at U of A. Before college, he was in shows ranging from South Pacific to Spring Awakening. He is ecstatic to be on stage singing and dancing again. In his free time he enjoys playing electric guitar and doing voiceover work.

Brandon Reyes (Lewis) is a senior BFA Musical theatre major. Brandon, was last seen in Native Gardens at Arizona Theatre Company and in Arizona Repertory Theatre's The Pajama Game (Ensemble), The Addams Family (Ensemble), and Evita (Pit singer).

Thanks and Love to the Creative Team, Dad, Mom, Family, and Friends. IG:@theycallme_b.rey

to where she is today. Special thanks to her family, friends, and the ART creative team for their guidance and compassion. Let the magic begin! Follow her on instagram @lotus.james Alia Vinson (Ensemble, Fastrada u/s) is ecstatic to appear in Pippin as her debut in an ART production at the University of Arizona! Outside of the UA, Alia has performed on screen and stage in her hometown of Austin, Texas; as well as participated in various intensives across the country. She extends her love and gratitude to her professors, family and peers who have encouraged and supported her throughout her professional journey!

Sylas Smith (Theo) is a 10 year old actor, in 5th grade and attends Miller Elementary School. He LOVES reading and has his own mini library and right now He enjoys reading all types of mythology and collecting other box sets. He loves music, movies and TV from the 70’s, 80’s & 90’s. One of his favorite things is watching the digitally remastered blu-rays and special features to see how they filmed all the scenes & special effects. He has been in 4 musicals for Christian Youth Theater Tucson and loves it there and will continue for many more seasons! After his leading role as Jojo from Seussical the Musical, he has a taste of what he loves and is very eager to continue to gain experience with his acting and singing on stage in front of more than just his family.

Vaune Suitt (Ensemble) is a junior at the University of Arizona. Pippin will be her first performance with Arizona Repertory Theater and she could not be more excited. She has been seen performing at The Rogue Theater as Celia in Celia, A Slave and Irina in an adaptation of Three Sisters, part of the Studio Series with The University of Arizona. She has also performed at the Stevie Eller Theater as a guest soloist in Steppin’ Out Live with Ben Vereen. Vaune is the Vice President of The Charles Darwin Experience, a hilarious improv group with free shows on Tuesdays at 10 p.m. in The Scoundrel and Scamp Theater. She would like to thank her family and friends for their love and support.

Lotus Rogers (Fastrada) is a junior BFA Musical Theatre major and music minor and is happy to be back on the ART stage. Previous credits include Richard III (Duchess of York, Queen Margaret u/s), The Addams Family (Morticia u/s), Kiss Me Kate (Ensemble), and Hairspray (Velma Von Tussle). She would like to thank all those who have helped her get

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to the cast, designers and crew of

BOOK BY ROGER O. HIRSON

MUSIC & LYRICS BY STEPHEN SCHWARTZ

Originally produced on the Broadway stage by STUART OSTROW Originally directed on the Broadway stage by

BOB FOSSE

2013 Broadway revival directed by

DIANE PAULUS

Theo Ending Originally Conceived In1998 by MITCH SEBASTIAN Pippin is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com

presents

R&J: For Love or Money $7 All Seats | tickets.arizona.edu | (520) 621-1162

December 5-7, 2019 at 8pm | December 8, 2019 at 2pm Harold Dixon Directing Studio | UA Drama Building, Room #116

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THEATRE POLICIES House Policies: Please turn off watch alarms, mobile phones, pagers, and all other electronic devices. Food, beverages and smoking are not permitted inside the theatre. The use of cameras or recording devices of any kind are strictly prohibited. Children five and under and strollers are not permitted inside the theatre.

Seating Policy: Productions begin on time. Generally, each theatre will open for seating 30 minutes before curtain. There is no late seating.

Refunds: Tickets are non-refundable. All ticket sales are final.

Emergency Messages: Physicians and other patrons expecting emergency calls during a performance are asked to leave their paging devices with the House Manager.

Lost and Found: Lost and found items will be reported to the Fine Arts Box Office at (520) 621-1162. **The video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited**

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SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS

Jane Kivel

Richard & Yvonne Morris

Lindsey Burlingame & Derek Tengler

Friends of the Theatre Advisory Board

Musical Theatre Series Sponsor Pippin, The Light in the Piazza

Production Sponsors The Last Night of Ballyhoo

Production Sponsors Pippin

Production Sponsors The Wolves

Gregory Knopf Production Sponsor The Two Gentlemen of Verona

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Production Sponsor Showcase of Talent

We are please to acknowledge members of the Marroney Circle of Friends between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

Cindy Ashton and Starr Rounds • Patricia Ballard • Ann Blackmarr* • Elizabeth and Brian Boehmcke • Jane and Marvin Brown • Stephen Browning • Kristine and Earl Cohen • Genie Gengler • Michael Godnick • Terry Hersh • Marcia and Jay Iole • Sue and Frank Judnich • Maria and George Knecht • Gregory Knopf • Gloria Linden • Frances Moore • Richard and Yvonne Morris • Bill Neumann • Leslie Novick • Mary and David Parnell • Judy Ranzer • Rocco Santangelo • Sharon Smith • Petricia and Edward* Steinhoff • Victoria Terzano • Ann Zabludoff and Dennis Zaritsky For more information or to become a member of the Marroney Circle of Friends, please contact the Marketing Department at (520) 626-2671 or marketing@cfa.arizona.edu.

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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS Over the years, the Theatre Program has enjoyed a rich tradition of philanthropy. Donations help attract talented students and faculty and support our mission to provide professional training and education to students through an outstanding production program.

We are pleased to acknowledge the following donors who made contributions between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019.

$50,000-$250,000

Estate of Ann Blackmarr • Elizabeth and Richard Burns • Jane Kivel • Gregory Knopf • Estate of Germaine Tappan • Lyn Tornabene*

$10,000-$49,999 Anonymous • Laura and Arch Brown • Hilde Clark* • Pat Engels and Richard Medland • Barbara Molotsky • Caren and Tom Newman • Rica Spivack

$5,000-$9,999

Jane and Marvin Brown • Lindsey Burlingame and Derek Tengler • Kristine and Earl Cohen • Sally and Ralph Duchin • Beatrice and Samuel Ellis • Joyce and Mike Gillette • Craig Huston • Richard and Yvonne Morris

$1,000-$4,999

Jamie and Duleep Amarasuriya • Anonymous • Cindy Ashton and Starr Rounds • Pat Ballard • Jean Bassett • William Bennett* • Linda and Bob Berzok • Donna and James Byers • Doris Coris • Barclay and Susan Dick • Stephanie and Tom Eiff • Entertainment Partners • Genie Gengler • Michael Godnick • Gretchen and Carl Goswick • Kathy and Michael Hard • Maria and George Knecht • Ruth and Ron Kolker • Susan W. and Bernard* Kornhaber • Barbara and Martin Levy • Gloria Linden • Shelli and Robert Lipinczyk • Susan and Stacy Litvak • Delos McKnight • Bill Neumann • Leslie Novick • Mary and David Parnell • Judy Ranzer • SaddleBrooke Performing Arts Group • Enriqueta and Mike Salvo • Ingeborg and Ralph Silberschlag • Petricia and Edward* Steinhoff • Sharon and Al Tucci • Visit Tucson • Anna Zale • Justin Zale

$500-$999 Alice and Paul Baker • Jeannette and Robert Barnes • Barbara and Lee Beach • Barbara and William* Bickel • Elizabeth and Brian Boehmcke • Lois Briggs • Stephen Browning • Shirley Chann • Rosanne and Mark Channell • Julie Cohn • Lisa Comella and Laura Davis • Carol and Burton Cunin • Carol and James Elliott • Sandra and Eugene Gerner • Linda and James Goggin • Jeffrey Guilfoyle • Terry Hersh • Susan Hetherington • Norma Inkster • Marcia and Jay Iole • Sue and Frank Judnich • Karen and Timothy Koch • Stanley Lehman • Ernesto Martinez • Diane and Jerry McAllister • Jack McReynolds • Frances Moore • Essie Rubinstein Nadler • Radu Oita • Susan Prust • Darleen Raulerson • Vivi and Adib Sabbagh • Rocco Santangelo • Mary and Joseph Sciabarra • Joyce and Dwain Stufflebeam • TEGNA Inc. • Victoria Terzano • Ann Zabludoff and Dennis Zaritsky • Jo Ann Zirkle $250-$499 John Alese • Anonymous • Reginald Bain • Catherine and Kurt Bartley • Laurie and Bruce Brockman • Gabriele Gidion • Edythe and Bruce Gissing • Paulette and Joe Gootter • Jo and Jules* Harris • JoAnne and Robert Hungate • Sonia and Michael Kaye • Priscilla and Edmund Marquez • Allison and Peter McCray • Lynda Menis • Joan Milner • Kendall and Adam Ostrow • Carmela Leonforte-Plimack and Henry Plimack • Sally Quinby • Sharon Smith • Linda and Glenn Smith • Mary and Norman Steffenson •Samuel Zales

$100-$249 Lynn Adamo • Diana and Joseph Alexander • Diana and Dante Archangeli • Norma Arnow • Carol Aronoff • Pat Ballard • Celia Balfour • Kathryn Ball • Kathie and Jim Barrett • Margaret and Thomas Baxter • Sherry and Richard Belkin • Thomas Benson • Stephanie Bigusiak • Karen Binder • Gary Blanc • Peter Bleasby • Pamela and David Brandt • Annali Brunetti • Thomas Burke • Virginia Calento • Phyllis and Richard Cameron • Patricia and Edward Campbell • Adra Campbell • Mary Carhuff • Nancy and John Carouso • Sally Carson and Dennis McLaughlin • Cathy and Mark Cavins • Danni Coalter • Arlene Cohen • Wanda Coil • Susan and David Cone • David Coney • Augusta Davis • Lisa Deakes • Isabel and Raul Delgado • Rosemarie and Ludwig Deppisch • Maedell and Harold Dixon • Elizabeth and Robert Doerries • Cynthia Donaldson* • Janice and Michael Dowling • Adrienne Drell and Franklin Nitikman • Helen and Charles Dugan • Helen and John Edmond • Bonnie Sedlmayr-Emerson and Randy Emerson • Gordon Ewy • Mary and Thomas Feldsien • Bridget Flanagan • Bonnie and Edward Frisch • Elyse Golob • Eloise Gore • Penelope Grieves • Jerald Griffin • Louisa and Jim Guise • Trudy Haggard • Sandra Hallenbeck • Christine and Robert Harland *In Memoriam

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• Ellen and Michael Harris • Donald Hausrath • Joanie and Thomas Healy • Patty Hess • Marsha and Sidney Hirsh • Louise and Thomas Homburger • Robert Howard • Natalie Ireland • Marcelle and Leonard Joffe • Catherine Kelly and Dennis Grether • Timothy Kelly • Nancy and John Kendall • Gloria Knopf •Nancy Koff • Barbara and Arnold Kraus • Kathy and Walter Kutscher • Leo Litowich • David Mandel • Jackie Manning • Gail Martin • Robert McConeghy • Sarah McGreevy • Kathleen and John McIntyre • Lois McKelvey • Brigitte and Ulrich Michael • Roberta Miller • Helen and Michael Miron • Marquerite and Charles Mishkind • Monsoon Production Services LLC • Janet Moore • Sally Mowris • Lois Musser-Krauss • Barbara and Gerald Oguss • Jonathan Pearlstein • Katharina Phillips and Sheldon Trubatch • Jane Poliakoff • Claire Jean Prager • Marilyn and Ira Prensky • Patricia and James Pringle • Cynthia Rainey • Cindy and William Rainey • Linda Ratcliffe • Judith Reeve • Rodeo City Wreckettes • Marilyn Ronstadt • Mary and Paul Ross • Trisa and Andrew Schorr • Janet and Stephen Seltzer • Pamela Shaw • Kristine Siefert • Emery Silvester • Dianne Simon • Brett Sizemore • Joe Swinson • Shirley Taubeneck • The Learning Curve • Nancy Tomlinson • Jane Toussaint • Jacqueline Tryba • Linda Van Pelt • Berchman Vaz • Sandra and David Wanger • James Webb • Joyce and Barry Weiss • Walter Wentzel • Janice Wilhelmi and James Stewart • Ruth Zales and Kenneth Greenfield

$35-$99 Dorothy Allen • Elizabeth and Ronald Allen • Sara Alt • Donna and Bob Altschul • Pamela and Frank Bangs • Kent Barrabee • Nancy Barrabee • Austin Beggs • Carol and Peter Bidwell • Benda Boyett • Karen and John Brady • Lynnette Brunderman • Mary and John Byrnes • Maria Caprile • Ronald Carlsten • Nikki Chayet • Dorothy Clifford • Laverne and Sam Cohen • Gail Cordy • Barbara and Richard Cunningham • Deborah and Robert Curran • Nancy and Jerry Dahlmann • Dorothy Davis • Joanna Davis • Carol and Richard Deschenes • Larry Deutsch and William Parker • William and Denise Du Pont • Margorie Engel and Stephen Boyle • Mark Fearey • Wendy and Richard Feldman • Blair Finkelstein • Julie and David Flieger • Marvin Fortman* • Nancy and Kirtland Gardner • Gail and William Garrison • Julia and Donald Graf • Joan Greenwood • Jane and William Grinonneau • Kermie Hodge • Dylan Horwitz • Patricia and Robert Huber • Josette and Mark Hurwitz • Catherine Karson • John Knight • Judy Koford and Donald Willis • Carol Levine • Sandra Marchese • Kay and Arnold Martin • Philip McArthur • Gail McDonald • Susan and Gary Miller • Kerstin and Thomas Miller • Brian Miller • Madelyn and Thomas Mock • Leone Mohney • David Morden • Madelon Muller-Rubens and Alan Rubens • Naomi and Michael Nadelberg • Paula and Carl Olson • Sheila Parkert • Jan and John Patrou • Andrea Piomelli • Sharmin Pool • Janice Richard •Sally Riker • Norma Roland • Stuart Salasche • Mary Sasse • Molly Senor and Melvin Cohen • Sharmin Pool-Bak Interior Design, LLC • Barbara Short • V. and Keith Siebers • Aimee and Casey Smythe • Cynthia and David Soffrin • Edward Staten • Roz Stein • Carolyn Terkla • Sharon Thomas • Judith Treistman • Linda and Gerald Tumarkin • Joyce Unger • Carlos Valenzuela • Magali and John Walrath • Rebecca and Russ Werner • Marilyn Wiesner • Virginia and James Williams • Richard Wolff • Christina and Allan Wright These gifts reflect our records from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019. Contributions received after this time period will be included in the Spring 2020 performance programs. Please notify us of any changes or corrections. We greatly appreciate the support of all of our donors. To make a tax-deductible contribution to the Theatre Program of the School of Theatre, Film & Television, please contact the Development Office at (520) 621-9057 or connect@cfa.arizona.edu, or mail your donation to College of Fine Arts Development Office, 1017 N Olive Rd., Rm. 113, P.O. Box 210004 Tucson, AZ 85721.

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Support our Students!

For over 80 years, Arizona Repertory Theatre has produced the highest quality professional productions. Your financial support enables us to continue this tradition of pushing artistic boundaries and creating amazing theatre year after year. It also enables us to fulfill our responsibility to our students and prepare them for a professional career in the arts. Please consider a donation to help us fulfill our academic mission and educate a new generation of artists.

Your contribution will be designated to the School of Theatre, Film & Television’s Theatre Fund for Excellence. Donations of $35 or more are acknowledged in our production programs and 100% of your contribution is tax-deductible.

For more information regarding additional giving opportunities, please visit theatre.arizona.edu/endowments-and-funds/.

Give Online!

www.uafoundation.org/give/cfa/theatrearts Gift Amount: $ ___________________________________________________ Name(s): ________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Phone: (________)_________________________________________________ E-mail: __________________________________________________________ Check payable to UAF/Theatre FFE Visa Mastercard American Express CC No.: _______________________________________ Exp.: ______________ Signature: _______________________________________________________ Name as it appears on CC: ________________________________________ How you would like your name(s) to appear in our programs (if different from above) or if you wish to remain anonymous:

______________________________________________________________ Mail to: College of Fine Arts, Development Office, 1017 N. Olive Rd., Rm. 113, P.O. Box 210004, Tucson, AZ 85721-0004 For more information contact the CFA Development Office at (520) 621-9057 or connect@cfa.arizona.edu.

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ADDITIONAL SUPPORT OPPORTUNITIES Help contribute to the future of our facilities, and our students!

Marroney Theatre Renovation Fund Built in 1956, the Marroney Theatre has served as the principle teaching laboratory for the School for over 60 years. This fund will let us bring the Marroney Theatre into the 21st century, with improved audience amenities and expanded lobby space, state of the art stage lighting, a refreshed auditorium, and a usable orchestra pit to improve the quality of our musicals.

The Showcase of Talent Endowment The annual Showcase of Talent provides senior Acting and Musical Theatre majors an opportunity to audition for, and interview with, industry professionals (agents, directors, managers, producers and others) from around the country. Design & Technology industry leaders also review portfolios of undergraduate and graduate Dramaturgy and Design & Technology majors.

Please choose the specific fund you wish to make a donation.

Gift Amount (100% tax deductible) $____________________________________ If paying by check, make checks payable as indicated below each endowment.

o Marroney Theatre Renovation Fund (UAF/Endowment Emerging Filmmakers)

o The Schowcase of Talent Endowment (UAF/Endowment for Professional and Scholarly Engagement)

Pay by credit card and complete the information below:

o MasterCard

o Visa

o American Express

Name on card:_______________________________________________________ Number:______________________________________ Exp. date:_____________ Billing address (attached to credit card): City:____________________________________ State:_________ Zip:_________ Phone:______________________ E-mail:__________________________________ Other ways to donate: Contact the CFA Development Office by phone at (520) 621-9057 or email us at connect@cfa.arizona.edu Give online at uafoundation.org and click Find a Gift Opportunity to locate the endowment you would like to support.

Please mail checks to: College of Fine Arts Development Office 1017 N Olive Rd, Rm 113 PO Box 210004, Tucson, AZ 85721-0004

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SCREENING EVENTS Join us at our distinguished public film premieres and be amazed by the original works of our student filmmakers showcased at each event. Each premiere has a separate focus, with What’s Up, Docs? debuting documentary films by BFA and BA students; Magic Hour featuring short fiction films by BFA and BA students; and I Dream in Widescreen, the first major unveiling of the senior thesis films by the BFA graduating class before they are taken to film festivals all over the world. Student films have gone on to screen at Sundance, the Berlin Film Festival, Palm Springs ShortFest, and on broadcast television for KQED Film School Shorts, and frequently feature stellar performances from rising stars in the theatre programs.

December 17, 2019 at 7pm The Loft Cinema 3233 E. Speedway Blvd.

General Admission $5

May 2, 2020 at 7pm Fox Tucson Theatre 17 W. Congress St. General Admission $5 May 12, 2020 at 7pm The Loft Cinema 3233 E. Speedway Blvd.

General Admission $5

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THEATRE PROGRAM FACULTY & STAFF ADMINISTRATION

FACULTY Mr. Andrew Belser, Director of School Mr. Peter Beudert, Professor Emeritus Mr. Kevin Black, Professor of Practice Dr. Kevin J. Byrne, Assistant Professor Dr. Harold Dixon, Professor Emeritus Ms. Deanna Fitzgerald, Professor &

Associate Director Mr. Brent Gibbs, Professor Mr. Danny Gurwin, Associate Professor Mr. Richard T. Hanson, Assoc. Professor Emeritus Mr. Patrick Holt, Associate Professor Ms. Christie Kerr, Assistant Professor Mr. Joe C. Klug Assistant Professor Mr. Ted Kraus, Associate Professor Dr. Frank LaBan, Professor Emeritus Ms. Jenny Lang, Assistant Professor of Practice Dr. Jessica Maerz, Associate Professor Ms. Claire Mannle, Instructor Mr. Matthew Marcus, Instructor Dr. Laura McCammon, Professor Emerita Dr. Bobbi McKean, Professor Emerita Mr. David Morden, Associate Professor Mr. Greg Pierotti, Assistant Professor Ms. Jamie Reed, Assistanct Professor of Practice Ms. Elaine Romero, Associate Professor Ms. Clare P. Rowe, Associate Professor Ms. Emily Smokovich, Assistant Professor Mr. Hank Stratton, Assistant Professor Mr. Albert Tucci, Director & Professor Emeritus Mr. Richard Tuckett, Associate Professor Dr. Patricia VanMetre, Associate Professor Emerita Mr. Jeffrey L. Warburton, Assoc. Professor Emeritus Ms. Dianne J. Winslow, Professor Emerita Mr. David Yarnelle, Assistant Professor of Practice

School Director Andrew Belser Associate Director Deanna Fitzgerald Artistic Director Hank Stratton Producing Director Andrew Belser Associate Producing Director Deanna Fitzgerald Managing Director Jenny Lang Advising Services Christina Beasley, David Yarnelle Asst. to the Director for Admin.

Justine Collins Business Manager Stacy Dugan Office Specialist Stephanie Parker Student Academic Specialist Daniela Tascarella

GRADUATE STUDENTS Dustin Bielich, Rebekah Clark, Kensey Coleman, Elizabeth Eaton, Ryan Moore, Andrew Nunley, Monique Robine, Daniel Staggs, Forrest Tallbull, Rachel Wilkins

PRODUCTION Production Manager Jenny Lang Technical Director Ted Kraus Staff Assistant Technical Director & Automation Specialist Tony Cordaro Lighting Supervisor Deanna Fitzgerald Costume Director Richard Tuckett Costume Shop Manager Maryann Trombino Costume Design Advisor Patrick Holt Paint Supervisor Clare P. Rowe Properties Supervisor Joe C. Klug Sound Supervisor Matt Marcus

MARKETING & AUDIENCE SERVICES

Associate Marketing Specialist Jordan Lorsung Fine Arts Box Office Manager Charles Cannon Assistant Box Office Manager Anne Valentino THEATRE PROGRAM Box Office Staff ADVISORY BOARD Benjamin Ancharski, Annie Dixon, Greg Knopf (President), Jane Brown (Vice President), Antonio Heredia, Karsten Huitquist, Lindsey Burlingame (Secretary), Nansi Bargamian, Logan Johnson, Thomas Koenig, Steve Browning, Michael Godnick, Christine Harland, Emory Macchione, Elissa Maugans, Tim Kelly, Cyndi LaFrese, Kwan Lee, Gloria Linden Moses Maugans, Kailee Nafziger, Taylor Ross, (Past President), Pricilla Mรกrquez, Leslie Freed Jade Salmon, Joshua Swain, Jeremy Yampolsky Novick, Bill Neumann (Past President), Tony Terry, Jo Ann Zirkle

Life Members Pat Ballard, Walter Kutscher, Mary Parnell, Lillian Rosenzweig

Associate Members Julie Cohn, Doris Coris, Taffie Eiff, Joe Gootter (Past President), Ken Greenfield, Jane Kivel, Caren Newman, Sharmin Pool, Judy Ranzer, Vivi Sabbagh, Victoria Terzano, Don VandeGriff

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House Managers

Benjamin Ancharski, Annie Dixon, Antonio Heredia, Thomas Koenig, Moses Maugans, Kailee Nafziger, Jade Salmon, Jeremy Yampolsky

Graphic Designers

Bianca Metz & Jordan Lorsung

DAY FOR NIGHT: CONVERSATIONS ON FILM & TELEVISION Join School of Theatre, Film & Television faculty and guests for lively discussions related to film & television.

Personal Branding: Thriving in the Era of Social Media Jan. 28, 2020 | 7pm Old Main, Silver & Sage Free & open to the public Presented by Darious Britt

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