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Ann Arbor Civic Theatre presents the American classic
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
by Harper Lee 0 Directed by Elise Bryant
March 7-10, 1990- 8 pm 0 Sat. Matinee- 2 pm ~~ Michigan Council '~'-'- for thlt Arts ~=
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MOCKINGBIRD by Harper Lcf Directed by _E',lise Bryant
Produced IJy special arrangement with
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The Dramatic Publishing Company, 311 VVashington St., Woodstock, IL 60098
The University of Michigan forbids smoking in any part of the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Director's Message Every now and then a good book, a movie or a play will cut through the day-to-day grind of "get up go to work; come home
go to bed:' It will linger in the recesses of the mind like a fragrant perfume. It provokes thought, challenges preconceived notions, and makes one hunger for more.
During a time when little children were being blown up in churches in Alabama, when officers of the law stood in the doorways of segregated universities, Harper Lee sat down to "do the right thing;' to speak up and out against racist intolerance and injustice. TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD still captivates our fancy and reminds us that, "One thing doesn't abide by majority rule-a person's conscience:'
Elise Bryant
Synopsis of Scenes
-Act One-It is dinner time in this depression-era small southern town. The neighbors are coming out to sit on
their porches to enjoy the coolness of the summer evenin& and of course to gossip. The everyday events of this small tO\Vn will soon be disrupted.
INTERMISSION
-Act Two-The temperature in the courtroom is as high as the tension level. Will justice be served, or will injustice
triumph once again?
m::i MainStreet Theatre Productions Presents:
&IMrtgill A powerful cabaret collage consisting completely of the
music of Belgian-born balladeer Jacques Brei
Directed by Dana Buck
April 26-28; May 3-5; May 10-12, 1990 at 8:00 p.m. 1035 South Main Street
For ticket information please call the AACT Box Office 662-7282 or charge by phone at 763-TKTS.
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, Inc.
Board of Directors Andy lindstrom, President
Patrick j. O'Meara, Vice President Karen Schlanderer, Vice President Kerry Graves Smith, Vice President
Cliff Sheldon, Treasurer Anne Kolaczkowski Magee, Secretary
judy Dow Alexander Lee Burkhardt
Richard Hadler Charles Reinhart Marvin Sims Anne Walker Conrad Mason James E. Sauter
john H. Mouat Robert Seeman
Honorary Advisory Committee Robert H. Alexander Virginia Eveland Henry S. Landau Pamela Seevers
Constance Barron Don Faber Guy Larcom David Shipman Robert Bartels Sally Fleming Jerold Lax Raymond j. Smit Jack Becker Kathleen M. Fojtik john McCollum Neil Staebler
Louis D. Belcher Daniel R. Fusfeld Charlotte McGeoch Dr. Edward Stasheff Richard C. Benjamin Patricia Garcia Virginia Patton Moss Kenneth Stevens
Richard Black Wagar Glas Samuel Mullice Elizabeth Stranahan Ron Brooks Claribel Baird Halstead Karen O'Neal Carol lice
Richard Brunvand Mary & john Hathaway Anneke Overseth Christine Trautw'ein Doonald Chisholm Fred Hindley William & Mary Palmer Alice Vining
Alan Clague Robert C. Hughes Prof. Willis Patterson Prof. William \brus Russell Collins James Hunt Edward C. Pierce Katharine Wallace Albert Coudron Zeke Jabbour Beverley & Pat Pooley Zelma Weisfeld
Mildred Danielson Mayor Gerald D. Jernigan Eugene B. Power Robert White Robert Darvas Dr. Eva jessye Michael Radock Timothy 0. White
Elizabeth Dexter Henry Johnson Deanna Relyea john Woodford Peter Eckstein Wilfred Kaplan Duane Renken Phyllis Wright
judge and Mrs. S. j. Elden Roberta Keniston Dick & Norma Sarns
AACT Season Staff Executive Director . . Deborah M. Greene Play Selection Co-Chairs ............. Sharon Sheldon & Box Office Co-Chairs . ..... Trudy Magi ott & Louisa Pieper Ann VanDeMark Development . ..................... Patrick j. O'Meara MainStage Production Coordinator ......... Bob Seeman Education . ............................ Marvin Sims Program Coordinator ................. Position Open Finance . . . ... Cliff Sheldon Props Superintendent .................... Linda Getty Front of House/Ushers ............ Barbara Smart Daniel Publicity . . . Cassie Mann Lighting ............................ Thorn Johnson Scene Shop Superintendent ........... Wayne Burkhardt Sound . . . Position Open Season Ticket Agent . ............... . james A. Mattson Mailing Supervisor ...................... Howard Fox Social Co-Chairs ...... . Margaret Lindstrom, Lois Lintner, Main Street Production Coordinators .. Anne K. Magee and Shirley Mallette and julie Vorus
Cassie Mann SPOTLIGHT Newsletter Editor ........ Mary Christianson Make-Up . ....................... . joelene Brzezinski Wardrobe Superintendent ........ Lee Burkhardt Hair ......... Position Open Director of Advancement ...... . Claudia Cines Marketing . . .. Position Open Administrative Secretary ......... Robin Mays Membership/Volunteers . ... Conrad Mason & Anne Walker Bookkeeper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . Lois Vogt Personnel ........................ Karen Schlanderer
Cast List (In Order of Appearance)
Jean Louise Finch ..................................................... Barbara Sanders Calpurnia ................... o • • o •• • o... • •• Jacqueline Y. Reed Scout . . Kaley Dobson Maudie Atkinson . . .................. . ......... Kathleen Restrick Heck Tate ............... o ••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• o •••••••••••••••• John M. Boucher Judge Taylor. . ...... Mark Vukasovich Stephanie Crawford. . . Anita Denniston Bassett Mrs. Dubose ........... 0 . • •••••• Mildred "Mim" Koen jem. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... Brendan McMahon Reverand Sykes. . .. Ralph Angelo Carpenter Bob Ewell ....... .. ........ 0 • • •••••••••••• Roger A. Duncan Mayella Ewell ........................... Annemarie Stoll Dill . Quinn Strassel Atticus ................. . Nathan Radley .......... . Walter Cunningham . Tom Robinson Mr. Gilmer ............................. • . Bailiff .. Helen Robinson. Arthur "Bod' Radley .. Mouth Harp Player .................... 0 •
. ...... Charles Bright . ........ T.S. Taylor
• ••••••••• o •••••••• Daniel Gilligan Dock Riley, Jr.
. .................. John Minock . .. David J. Edwards
. .. Angelina Jacinta Bryant . ............. T.S. Taylor . ........ Yarrow Halstead
The Staff
Elise Bryant ............ o •
Andree Naylor Sheryl Dey. Cynthia Dunitz . Adonis EI-Mohtar Barry laRue . Chris Reising . Betty Wamback . Bob Seeman ........ .. ........... .
The Crew
Set Construction Wayne Burkhardt
Peter Drescher Thad English
Edie Faye Tom Long
Costumes Deborah Clark
Props Linda Getty Sean Morris
Robert Wilcox
Lights Faith Duede
Thom johnson Einar Kvaran
. ............... ......... .. Director .... Assistant Director
. Producer . ........... Stage Manager
.. Set Designer ..... Lightin!¥Sound Designer
. . Costume Designer . .... Props
. ........ Set Builder
Special Thanks and Acknowledgements
A.K:s Hai rworks Peter Gurski
Yarrow Halstad Tim Harrison
labor Study Center, University of Michigan Nie Funeral Home
Henry Reynolds, University Productions Rae Sovereign
About The Cast
ANITA DENNISTON BASSETT {Stephanie Crawford) Born in Hollywood, CA, and a radio entertainer by age 2Y2, Anita is appearing in her fourth AACr production, with previous AACT credits including MAJOR BARBARA, THE DIVINERS, and ORPHEUS DESCENDING. Her non-AACT experience encompasses radio, theatre and film. In addition to performing, Anita also plays four-hand piano, directs an annual series of six Morning Musicales at the Women's City Club, enjoys crossstitching. and New England-style rug hooking.
JOHN M. BOUCHER (Heck Tate) appeared in AAcr's recent production of MAME.In Texas, john plcryed Frank Butler in ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, and was Francis Gilhooly in OF THEE I SING.
CHARLES BRIGHT (Atticus) A Lecturer in History at the University of Michigan's Residential College, CB has also long been associated with the College's resident Brecht Company. His most recent appearances were in THE THREEPENNY OPERA, and BREADSHOP with the Brecht Company. This is CB's first appearance with AACT.
ANGELINA JACINTA BRYANT (Helen Robinson) is neYJ to the AACT stage. Her prior theatrical experience includes acting in children's skits and church plays. Her other interests include crochet, aerobic exercise, cross country skiing and movies.
RALPH ANGELO CARPENTER (Reverand Sykes) This is also Ralph's first performance with AACT. His previous credits include THE CACTUS FLOWER and THE MAGIC OPTION at Washtenaw Community College, THE GREAT CO\RSE ACTING SHOW for the Ypsilanti Player<, and STAR STRUCK GREAT PAINT PLAYER in Detroit. His hobbies include fishing and billiards.
KALEY DOBSON (Scout) Another newcomer to the AK:r stage, Kaley ICNes acting and singing, and her pet snake. She has been in her church choir for four years, and has participated in their musicals, but notes that this is her first "real" play.
ROGER A. DUNCAN (Bob E\o\lell) was last seen on stage as Jesse Kiplinger in AACT's PLAZA SUITE. He enjoys raising Morgan horses, gof and photography.
DAVID J. EDWARDS (Bailiff) was Ito in AACT's production of MAME last spring. He has a long list of performance credits which most recently include ensemble \rYOrk in DRUG EDUCATION SKITS performed by the Corner Health Center Theatre Troupe, HARVEY and JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH with the Pioneer Theater Guild.
DANIEL GILLIGAN (Walter Cunningham) makes his AKr debut with this role, but has appeared in several shovvs elsev-~here, including WHEN YOU COM IN' BACK, RED RYDER? and MULATIO at Eastern Michigan Uni~rsity; FALSE PROMISES and OUR TIME OF DAY with The Common Ground Theatre Ensemble.
MILDRED "MIM" KOEN (Mrs. Dubose) is gracing the AACT stage for a second time in MOCKINGBIRD. She has performed with the University of Michigan's FWC Sunday Theatre and is a member of the National Honorary Dramatic Society, Alpha Psi Omega. She has also been a pilot for many years, and is novv working on an instrument rating. Many thanks to Mim for sharing her family photos, all of which were taken in Georgia during the 1930's and '40's.
BRENDAN McMAHON Uem) appeared in AACT's THE MUSIC MAN and MAME, and has also worked on stage with the Junior Theatre in ALICE IN WONDERLAND and HOPING, DREAMING, BECOMING. His hobbies and personal interests include girls, parties, card tricks and rock n' roll.
JOHN MINOCK (Mr. Gilmer) This is John's fourth AACf performance; his credits include Woyzeck in WOYZECK, Salieri's Valet in AMADEUS, and Bullshot Crummond in BULLSHOT CRUMMOND. His first stage role was as a rural county prosecutor in TRIFLES with Performance Network. In "real" life John is a criminal lawyer.
JACQUELINE Y. REED (Calpurnia) has several performances to her credit; but, this is her debut with AACT. Most recently she appeared in NEWSROOM: DAVENPORT and DORIS DAVENPORT AND THE CASE OF THE POISONED QUICHE with the Ypsilanti Player<.
KATHLEEN RESTRICK (Maudie Atkinson) has appeared in AACT's MAME and THE MUSIC MAN.In her spare time she keeps busy vvorking at the University of Michigan, performing with The Goodtime Players, and trying to keep up with her husband and two kids, whom she would like to thank for their support and encouragement.
DOCK RILEY, JR. (Tom Robinson) is familiar to area audiences who have enjayed his performances in WORKERS LIVES/Vv'ORKERS STORIES, WORKSONG, and OUR TIME OF DAY with The Common Ground Theatre Ensemble, and the Bichini Bia Congo dance troupe. He was also on stage for the original vvork, ALIENS AND SCOUNDRELS.
BARBARA SANDERS Uean louise Finch) makes her debut with AACT in MOCKINGBIRD, although she has much experience with other production companies, including the Roosevelt Island Nev-~ York Players, the Montgomery, Alabama little Theatre, and the St. Dunstan and Birmingham Village Players in Michigan. Barbara earned her undergraduate degree in Drama from Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Alabama, the alma mater of MOCKINGBIRD author, Harper lee-who graduated the same year Barbara was born. An Ann Arborite for fi~ years, Barbara lives with her two teenage daughters Antigone and Titania ... yes, they are named after roles that Barbara has played!
ANNEMARIE STOLL (Mayella Ewell) Fresh from her standing-roomonly performance as Dorothy Parker at Detroit's Attic Theatre, Annemarie also makes her AACT stage debut in MOCKINGBIRD. A veteran Ann Arbor-based actress, with many Performance Network credits, including last season's rave VAMPIRE LESBIANS OF SODOM, Anne is currently on the Network's Board of Directors. She is the author of AACT's DaVINCI MEETS MODERNITY, recently performed by Robin BariON and Greg Tarle at the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, and also a freelance writer, director, and drama instructor.
QUINN STRASSEL (Dill) is eleven years old and in fifth grade. This is his first theatrical production ... except for PETER PAN last year at St. Francis Elementary School. His interests include various sports, and now theatre.
MARK VUKASOVICH Uudge Taylor) has had supporting roles in five previous productions with AACf and The Saline Area Players-strong characters and costume epics are his favorites. After a long career as an industrial research chemist, Mark is novv an independent consultant in the area of corrosion protection, and lectures on the subject at Wayne State University. Mark, his wife Sally, and their sons spend much of their free time (and money) on world travel.
About The Staff
ELISE BRYANT (Director) is heartily welcomed in this, her AACT directorial debut. Currently Artistic Director of The Common Ground Theatre Ensemble, Elise joined the troupe as a performer in 1975, and began directing in 1982. Her directorial credits include THE MIRACLE WORKER, EQUUS, CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD, JUNKIE, OUR TIME OF DAY, WORKSONG, WORKERS LIVES/WORKERS STORIES and THEY SAY THE PEOPLE COULD FLY. She has an abiding interest in AfricanAmerican history and culture.
SHERYL DEY (Proclucer) is a neophyte to the theatrical world. In fact, occasional attendance at AACT shows is the closest she has come to the footlights . .. until no.v. She considers herself a chronic volunteer who isn't happy unless she is organizing something. Her spare time is taken up with cross country skiing and sailing on Lake Michigan.
CYNTHIA DUNITZ (Stage Manager! is at the AACT stage manager's post for the first time. She, too, comes with broad experience from several other venues. Currently, Cynthia is a member of the Board of Directors, and Production Coordinator, for People Dancing-Whitley Setrakian and Dancers. Her interests include needlepoint, Piston basketball, and collecting comics. She is also the MOCKINGBIRD cast's yo-yo consultant, attesting to her previous practice of collecting yo-yo's.
ADONIS EI-MOHTAR (Set Designer) was set cCHJesigner for AACT's AMADEUS and WOYZECK, and set designer for Comic Opera Guild's A NIGHT IN VENICE. Also for AACT, he has designed costumes for BORN YESTERDAY and BULLSHOT CRUMM ON D. Adonis has worn the director's hat with such productions as THE KING AND I and MY FAIR LADY.
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BARRY LaRUE (Lighting/Sound Designer) is the senior House Technician for University Productions, and has lit many shows in Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Saline, etc. He is on the Ypsilanti Historic District Commission, and resides there with his family in their Victorian-era home.
ANDREE NAYLOR (Assistant Director) has performed as Mrs. Norman in CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD and was Assistant Director for JUNKIE, produced by The Common Ground Theatre Ensemble.
CHRIS REISING (Costume Designer) is Assistant Professor of Art, and also Gallery Director at Siena Heights College in Adrian. She has designed costumes for Young Peoples' Theatre, Ann Arbor Repertory Theater, and Performance Network, including ELEEMOSYNARY, VAMPIRE LESBIANS OF SODOM, and THE SECRET GARDEN. Her exhibitions include The Art Gallery of Windsor, The Women's Historical Museum and many college/university galleries in the tri-state area.
BOB SEEMAN (Set Builder) With a several decades-long affiliation with AACT, Bob currently is a member of the AACT Board of Directors, and this season's MainStage Production Coordinator. Thus far this season, Bob co-designed the set for THE LION IN WINTER, and designed the set for THE GIN GAME.
BETTY WAMBACK (Properties Designer) has provided her technical skills to AACT for MAME, I'M NOT RAPPAPORT and WONDERFUL TOWN. We welcome her back for MOCKINGBIRD.
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Ann Arbor Civic Theatre SNAPe SHOT
As the house lights come up at the end of tonigh(s performance of m KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, you will walk away knowing the magic of skilled and talented actors performing their craft. But there is other magic in the theatre-magic backed by technical skills, the hard work and devotion of hundreds of volunteers, frugal budgets, and your contributions.
In the professional theatre world, shows are bankrolled by a producer.
In amateur theatre, generally 40% of expenses are underwritten by public and private donations.
At Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, we are in the extraordinary position of needing to ask our Producer to finance only 24% of our expenses.
And in Community Theatre in Ann Arbor, our Producer is YOU, the theatre-going members of our community!
We take pride in the excellence vve present on our stage. We take exceptional pride in your loyalty and support.
Take this opportunity to join the MeTing family-or to renew your membership in our family-and take pride in what your dollar buys.
• $450.00 and about 400 volunteer hours produces the stage set that transports you to the Maycomb, Alabama of 1935.
• $350.00 buys the cloth and material that designer Chris Reising and her assistants built into this large cast's costumes.
• $10.00 buys the cane which supports Mrs. Dubose's shuffling gate. Like so many of our props, this cane will assuredly appear in scores of future shows.
• $1,600.00, 16% of the total show budget, buys the scripts and the rights to produce the show.
Please help us round out these figures. Your support will keep us in the black, our cast on the stage ... and you in the world of magic!
Yes, My Company Is a Corporate Supporter of Our Community Playhouse, As Follows:
0 Angel ............................ $5,000.00
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0 Supporting Player .
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I want to become a Producer of AACT, as fol la.vs: 0 Cast. . $ 25.00 0 Chorus ................................... $ 50.00 0 Supporting Player ........................... $ 100.00 0 Star . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... $ 300.00 0 Director's Circle ........................... $ 500.00 0 Producer's Circle. . ......... .. . . • ....... $1,000.00 0 Angel .................................... $5,000.00
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~ Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Presents
GADOON
IT'S A PARTY!
Music by FREDERIC LOEWE
Book and Lyrics by ALAN JAY LERNER
Directed by CONRAD MASON
Bagpipers and Drummers ... Colorful Kilts ••. Handsome Celts •.. and Delicious Comestibles!
Come join us before BRIGADOON for a bit of Scottish Merrimentl
When: Wednesday, April 18, 1990 at 6:30 p.m. Where: Great Lakes Bancorp, lobby
Tickets are $35 and include admission to the party, the parade and to the Wednesday evening performance of BRIGADOON.
For more information and ticket reservations, please call us at 662·9405.
