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From all of this, we will assemble a company of approximately 100 people including only 30-35 different actors. I am sure that we have found talented performers who will produce the quality productions that you have become accustomed to here at The Little Theatre On The Square.

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Performance Company Profiles

Tala Al-Khudhairi (Julie) received her B.A. in Vocal Performance at Georgia State University and has performed in theatres throughout the Atlanta, GA area. Past roles include Dorothy in Oz the Chronicles at On- Stage Atlanta, Patsy in Craw for You, and Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof at the Chattahoochee Theater. She has also performed in Albert Herring, Suor Angelica, Cendrillon, and The Merry Wives of Windsor with Georgia State University Opera.

Adam Clough (Billy) has performed in theatres in Arizona, Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Illinois, and Iowa. Past roles include Smudge in Forever Plaid, Curly in Oklahoma!, Adam in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and Kenickie in Grease. Most recently, Adam appeared as Gaston and the Beast in productions of Beaufy and the Beast, Jud in Oklahoma!, and Smudge in Forever Plaid at Broadway Palm West.

Katie Nicole Svela (Nellie) received her B.A. in Vocal Performance and Musical The- atre at Huntingdon College. Past roles include Cinderella in Into The Woods, Laurey in Oklahoma!, Rosemary in How to Suc- ceed ..., and Wardrobe in Beauiy and the Beast. Katie also per- formed with Huntingdon College Opera Theatre in productions of La Traviata and Hansel und Gretel.

Amanda Shae Wilborn (Anna) received her B.F.A. in Musical Theatre at East Carolina University and has performed in theatres throughout the south. Past roles include Little Becky / Mrs. Millenium in Urinetown, Home- less Woman in Godspell, Chava in Fiddler on the Roof, and Patty Simcox in Grease. Other credits include Lil'Abner, Auntie Mame, My Fair Lady and workshop productions of A Littkk Night Music, Miss Saigon, and Unsinkable Molly Brown.

Christopher Wright (Will) has performed in many productions at the Springer Opera House as well as other regional companies. Most recently, Chris appeared as Fred in A Christmas Carol and as Barney Klimer in Crazy Love. Past roles also include Nicely Nicely Johnson in Guys & Dolls, Benjamin Cohen in The Underpants, Melvin P. Thorpe in The Best Little Whorehouse in Taas, Yertle the Turtle in Seussi- cal, Matt in The Fantasticks, and Peter Pan in Peter Pan.

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Artistic Company Profiles

Allison Bibicoff - DirectorIChoreographer

Allison is a ProducerfDirector/Choreographer/Actress/ re- siding in Los Angeles. Allison graduated from UCLA's theatre department magna cum laude, and has since directed, choreographed, and performed across the U.S. and Can- ada. Acting credits include several soaps, independent films, plays, and more. Dance , highlights include performing with Big Bad Voodoo Daddy for President Clinton at . The Hollywood Bowl, and the national tour of the Tony-nominated musical Swing! , In 2004, Allison formed Allicat Productions, LLC, and produced and choreographed a touring production of Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story. For more about Allison, visit www.allicatproductions.com.

Eliot Garfield - Lighting TechnicianITour Technical Director

Eliot has worked as a lighting designer and technician in venues all across the United States, making Some Enchanted Evening his third theatrical tour. Previously, Eliot toured with American Players Theatre and Iowa Touring Company. Eliot also worked as an electrician with Texas Shakespeare Festival; Five Flags Civic Center in Dubuque, Iowa; Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena, California; and Actor's Co-op in Hollywood.

Adam Zorn - Sound Engineer

Adam joins Springer Theatricals for what will be his fourth theatrical tour. Previously, Adam worked as a sound technician in venues all across the U.S. while touring with Rent, the American Family Theatre, and the Santana Fall Tour. Adam also worked as a technician for productions of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat; as well as with the Bowling Green Symphony and Bowling Chamber Orchestra in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Steve Zumbrun - Musical Director/Accompanist

Steve brings his career full circle, as his first touring production was Springer Theatri- cals' My Way: A Tribute to Frank Sinatra. Since then, he has spent many years on the road, conducting such productions as Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Windwood Theat- ricals), H e h i g and the Angry Inch (Baci Tours), and A Christmas Carol (Nebraska Theatre Caravan). Favorite regional credits include Guys and Dolls (starring Tom t

Wopat and Adrian Zmed), Aida (starring Broadway's Karrnine Alers), Bat Boy, Swee- ,

ney Todd, Songs for a New World, Ruthless!, Wings, and Me* We RolIAlong. He has also been seen on the Springer mainstage in Smokey Joe's Cafe and Craw Love.

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Creative Profiles

Richard Rodgers - Composer

Richard Rodgers was born in New York City, and studied music at Manhattan School of Music (now the Juilliard School) and Columbia University. Prior to his partner- ship with Oscar Hammerstein 11, Rodgers composed more than 40 productions and film scores with Lorenz Hart. In 1943, Rodgers formed an exclusive partnership with Oscar Hammerstein I1 with the production of Oklahoma! Many productions soon followed including Carousel, South Pacific, The King & I, Flower Drum Song, and The Sound of Music. Together, Rodgers & Hammerstein's musicals earned 34 Tony Awards, 15 Academy Awards, two Pulitzer Prizes and two Grammy Awards.

Oscar Hammerstein I1 - Lyricist

Oscar Hammerstein I1 was born in New York City, and began writing lyrics for Co- lumbia University shows while studying law, but withdrew after his second year to pursue a career in theatre. Prior to embarking on an exclusive partnership with Richard Rodgers, Hammerstein's writing credits included The Light, Wild$ower, Rose-Marie, The Desert Song, Music in the Air, and Show Boat. The Rodgers and Hammerstein partnership began with Oklahoma! in 1943, followed by Carousel, South Pacijic, The King & I, Flower Drum Song, and The Sound of Music. Together, Rodgers & Hammerstein's musicals earned 34 Tony Awards, 15 Academy Awards, two Pulitzer Prizes and two Grammy Awards.

ABOUT SPRINGER THEATRICALS

Springer Theatricals is the national touring unit of the famous Springer Opera House, one of America's premier historic theatre destinations. Founded in 1871 in Columbus, Georgia, the Springer is Georgia's official State Theatre and a National Historic Landmark. The world's greatest stage artists have performed with the Springer company including Edwin Booth, Ethel Barry- more, George M. Cohan, Irving Berlin, and Agnes DeMille in the early days and more recently, Mary Martin, Truman Capote, Hal Holbrook, Marvin Hamlisch, Burt Reynolds, Garrison Keillor and Branford Marsailis. Today, the Springer is Georgia's top-ranked theatre company with mainstage, stqiio and children's theatre productions plus an acclaimed'theatre academy with more than 700 acting students. The Springer has also been designated as one of "The World's Top Ten Ghostly Destinations" by the Travel Channel for its well-documented supernatural activity. To arradge a tour or see performances, visit www.springeroperahouse.org.

Some Encl - - - -~-d ' tuening The Songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein

Music by RICHARD RODGERS

Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN I I

There is a 15 minute intermission.

NATIONAL TOUR REPRESENTATION PRODUCED BY WINDWOOD THEATRICALS SPRINGER THEATRICALS

The Cast

Tala Al-Khudhairi Adam Clough

Katie Nicole Svela Amanda Shae Wilborn

Chris Wright

The Production Staff

Steve Zumbrun ............................................. Musical Director ................................. Paul R. Pierce Producer / Scenic Designer

Kimberly Faith Hickman ................................... Tour Manager ................................................... Debbie Anderson Vocal Coach .......................................... Hampton Bishop Lighting Designer

.................................. Cliff Merritt Resident Technical Director ............................................................. Jeff Weber Scenic Artist

............................... James Holborrow, Jack Cecatto Carpenters ............................................. Sandra London Costume Designer

................................................ Christy Cook Costume Assistant Dona Pierce ................................................ P r o p e e s Designer

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Some Enchnted Eueniny Musical Numbers

Act One Opening Sequence:

I Enjoy Being A Girl Surrey With The Fringe On Top

I Cain't Say No Younger Than Springtime

Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin' It's A Grand Night For Singing

Honey Bun All Er Nothin'

Getting To Know You I Whistle A Happy Tune No Other Love Have I

Do-Re-Mi We Kiss In a Shadow Climb Ev'ry Mountain

The Surrey With The Fringe On Top It Might As Well Be Spring

There Is Nothin' Like A Dame The Gentleman Is A Dope

I Have Dreamed Grand Night Agitato and Vocal Overture:

Some Enchanted Evening The Sound Of Music

People Will Say We're In Love

A Wonderful Guy Hello, Young Lovers

If I Loved You Something Wonderful A Fellow Needs a Girl

I Cain't Say No I Enjoy Being A Girl

Maria Lonely Room

In My Own Little Corner A Bell Is No Bell Shall We Dance Finale Act One

There is a 15 minute intermission.

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Entr'Acte: Some Enchanted Evening I Whistle A Happy Tune

Happy Talk ]une Is Bustin' Out All Over

Some Enchanted Evening

Opening Medley: Kansas City

Bali Ha'i Grant Avenue

Twin Soliloquies This Nearly Was Mine

Out Of My Dreams Don't Marry Me Sequence:

An Ordinary Couple Don't Marry Me

When The Children Are Asleep

Love, Look Away A Cockeyed Optimist

Soliloquy Sixteen Going On Seventeen

Younger Than Springtime I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out-A My Hair Sequence

Closing Medley: My Favorite Things

I Whistle A Happy Tune Happy Talk

]une Is Bustin' Out All Over Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin'

The Lonely Goatherd Oklahoma!

, Some Enchanted Evening

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........................ I' ....................... Bud Harris Sullivan Pam Harris Sullivan Lonnie Holder .................. Sullivan

................. Pauline Rowles Sullivan .......................

I Judy Schrock Arthur Paul Schrock ....................... Arthur Bridget Van Hook ............. Sullivan Stanley Van Hook ............. Sullivan Ronald White ................... Sullivan

Region Two Trustees

Joel Fletcher ...................... Decatur Stacey Fletcher .................. Decatur David Hellwig .............. Springfield John Koucky ..................... Decatur Mary Ann Koucky ............. Decatur Jay Rowley ........................ Forsyth Dennis Williams ........... Springfield

Region Three Trustees

Debbie Benefiel ...................... Paris Steve Benefiel ........................ Paris Larry Bushu ........................ Arcola Kevin Corley ............... Champaign Ellen Hall .......................... Tuscola Carol Yoder ....................... Tuscola Jim Yoder .......................... Tuscola

Region Four Trustees

Don Behl ..................... Shelbyville Judy Behl .................... Shelbyville Bob Pancoast ............... Shelbyville Doug Schultz ................ Effigham

Region Five Trustees

Christine Borreggine .... Charleston Dr. Joe Bomggine ....... Charleston Mary Droste ................. Charleston Anne Higley ................. Charleston Margaret Hollowell ...... Charleston Michael Martin ................. Mattoon Marilyn Sears ................... Mattoon Lewis Stiff ........................ Mattoon Patty Stiff ......................... Mattoon Gary Swearingen ................. Neoga

The Little Theatre On The Square Drama Students

present

The Broadway Junior Collection Production

Malone Jr. Performed by students age 5-18 of The Little Theatre On The Square's Drama Program, this musical spoof is every kid's dream: a shoot-'em-up gangster show, full of action and physical comedy, where no one gets hurt and everyone gets to play tough.

Bugsy Malone Jr. is set in an East Coast speakeasy called Fat Sam's Grand Slam, owned by Fat Sam, a smooth-talking operator. Fat Sam constantly laments the lack of brains in his gang and complains about the incessant knuckle-cracking of his sidekick, appropriately nicknamed Knuckles.

Fat Sam's empire is threatened by his main rival, Dandy Dan, whose gang, with the help of yards of Silly String, manages to thin the ranks of Fat Sam's followers down to one.

It looks like the end for Fat Sam until the sweet-faced Bugsy Malone steps in to smooth things over - and to work out the tangled romances that involve aspiring singer-dancer Blousey Brown and the star at Fat Sam's club, Tallulah.

Follow these two rival gangs who in the end realize that all they need to do is work together and Give A Liffle Love to solve all of their problems.

Public Perfoirmances April1 13 -1 5, 2007

School ff e ~ o r m l a ~ n c e e Anr~rtil 1 6 - 26. 20017

An exuberant gangster musical for guys and dolls of all ages, this is a charming, irreverent and clean (though delightfully messy) showcase for the whole family, directed by Marie Jagger-Taylor, with the book by AlanParker and a catchy honky-tonk score by Paul Williams, composer of The Muppet Movie.

nprll I 3 ................... i p.m. April 14 ............. 2 & 6 p.m. April 15 ................... 2 p.m. Ticket prices:

Adults ..................... $1 2.00 12 & under ............... $6.00

Show times are 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. daily. Ticket price for schools:

$5.00 each with one complimentary ticket for each teacher.

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