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ttMASTER HAROLD" ... and the boys
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre
June 9-12, 1993 at 8 p.m.
by Athol Fugard directed by Conrad Mason
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"MASTER HAROLD"
. and the boys
by Athol Fugard directed by Conrad Mason
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre
June 9-12, 1993 at 8 p.m.
MASTER HAROLD AND THE BOYS is produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
The University of Michigan forbids smoking in any part of The Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre
The use of photographic or audio equipment is prohibited.
MASTER HAROLD AND THE BOYS takes place in the afternoon, 19SO, in the St. Georges Park Tea Room, Port Elizabeth. The show will be performed without an Intermission.
Director's Notes 1 fell in love with this work by Fugard at first reading. The story line is deceptively simple, yet so imaginative and so engrossing in the depiction of its three characters that you can 1t help being drawn into their lives. What they feel is ultimately what you feel- the real basis for the powerful impact this work makes and the understanding that that leads to .
. . . Conrad Mason
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lee Burkhardt Vice President, Administration
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The Cast Sam Willie Hally ......
... Dock Ripley, Jr. .............. J. Ricardo Hunt
.. ............... Fred Bock
The Staff Director .................... . Assistant to the Director Production Team ..
.................... Conrad Mason .................... Ann VanDemark
.Lee Burkhardt, Wayne Burkhardt Martha Montoye, Rosemarie Rothe
Stage Manager .................................. Michelle Trame Lanzi Set Designer/Builder .................... Bob Seeman lighting Designer.............. . ......................... David Forstot Sound Designer .............................. Wayne Burkhardt Costume Designer. . ...................... Lee Burkhardt Properties .......... Tom Coogan Makeup............. . .................. Diane Brancziesz
The Crew Set Crew
Fred Bock Wayne Burkhardt
J. Ricardo Hunt
Takanori Kaji Mark Sesvold
Barb Wells
Props Crew
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Acknowledgements Rich Goodsell for use of the jukebox.
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About The Cast FRED BOCK IHallyl graduated four years ago from EMU. He has been in several productions including, THE FOREIGNER, BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS, and THE RIMERS OF ELDRITCH. This past year he worked at Meadowbrook Theatre, where he understudied the role of Mark Dolson in MASS APPEAL and Hall1 in MASTER HAROLD AND THE BOYS. Whenever Fred gets the chance, he works as a freelance Videographer and as an Assisrant Director for the Channel 50 Ten o'clock News. By working, Fred gets to earn enough to pay his rent, and keep his cat, Wilma, happily well fed!
J. RICARDO HUNT (Willie) has been active with AACT both on and off stage for 3 seasons. Along with appearances in THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940, AIN'T MISBEHAVIN', FENCES, WAIT UNTIL DARK, and ON THE 20TH CENTURY, he has also served as Assistant Director !CRIMES OF THE HEART, LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES) and Producer (LEND ME A TENOR) and chaired the 1993-94 MainStage play selection committee. He is looking forward to directing A SOLDIER'S PLAY next summer.
DOCK RILEY, JR. (Sam) has been involved in OUR TIME OF DAY, WORK SONG, PEOPLE COULD FLY, ALIENS AND SCOUNDRELS, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, FENCES, BEHOLD THE MAN, and WORKING FOR A LIVING. A family man who enjoys spending time with his wife, children and parents, he also enjoys dancing, having danced five years with Bicha Bia Congo under Jean Claudia Biza Sampat.
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About The Staff LEE BURKHARDT (Costumes) is back in the area that originally drew her to AACT. This production marks the sixth show Lee has served as costumer or co-costumer. During the day, Lee is Admin. Assistant to the Chair of the UofM Chemistry Department.
DIANE BRANCZIESZ (Make-up) has enjoyed working on the Make-up crews for CINDERELLA, THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, MORNINGS AT SEVEN, and ON THE 20TH CENTURY. She has four years experience with Children's Theatre Workshops and nearly three years demonstrating stage and film make-up at various schools.
WAYNE BURKHARDT (Set Builder) joined Civic Theatre in 1988 and became the scene shop manager soon after. Wayne has also been involved in producing plays, in many backstage crew ~ctivities, in the building of sets, and has done a few walk-on parts. Wayne was the liaison for the renovation of our new building. He is presently Building Manager, still manages the scene shop, is chair for special effects, serves as Vice President for Production, participates on a number of committees, and continues to assist in the renovation projects. He calls it a busy and rewarding way to spend one's time.
TOM COOGAN (Properties) is enjoying his first year participating with AACT. He was involved in THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK as Assistant Props Manager, with LEND ME A TENOR as a set construction worker, and with MORNINGS AT SEVEN and ON THE 20TH CENTURY running props. Other production involvement includes: BUS STOP and CALIFORNIA SUITE, both with the Farmington Players.
DAVID FORSTOT (Sound Designer) has been very active with AACT. Shows he has worked on include SNEAKY FITCH, SWEENEY TODD, FOXFIRE, WAIT UNTIL DARK, CANDIDA, DANGEROUS LIAISONS, and CINDERELLA. He was recently in a production of PRINCES IN THE HALLWAYS:A PLAY ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS with the Washtenaw Area Council for Children and the Assault Crisis Center. In his spare time he enjoys working on computers, cars, and wood.
CONRAD MASON (Director) has been active in local community theatre groups for over 30 years, and this production, is his 46th. Directing credits include ANYTHING GOES, THE ODD COUPLE, BLITHE SPIRIT, THE CURIOUS SAVAGE and, for AACT, two 'best' award winners, THE FOREIGNER and BRIGADOON. He last appeared on stage for AACT in CANDIDA. His favorite role has been Tevye in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF; other acting credits include MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940 (in which he played the director!), INHERIT THE WIND, GYPSY, ANYTHING GOES, and LI'L ABNER among others. Conrad served as AACT Board President last season. He works as a consulting meteorologist and as a computer systems consultant at the UofM.
BOB SEEMAN (Set Designer/Builder) has completed his 30th set design project for AACT. Starting in 1960 as a backstage helper on a production of WONDERFUL TOWN, Bob has participated in a number of areas (acting, producing, administration, set building and designing.) Last year he co-designed BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS with joe Medrano and SWEENEY TODD with john Mouat. This year he co-designed and built MORNINGS AT SEVEN with Barb Wells.
MICHELLE TRAME LANZI (Stage Manager) returns to AACT after a brief hiatus during which she got married, and most recently, worked with the Wild Swan Theatre both as the Production Stage Manager and as a performer in THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS. For AACT she stage managed last fall's WAIT UNTIL DARK, as well as performing virtually every teen role available since 1990. Michelle's other stage management experience includes working with the Michigan Opera Theatre, the Virginia Opera, and Spoleto Festival USA.
ANN VANDEMARK !Assistant Director) is currently president of AACT and has played many roles as performer, choreographer, director, Board member and co-chair of the Play Selection Committee. She directed Second Stage's CANDIDA last fall and will direct LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE for the Dexter Community Players this summer.
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-11 OPERA: Dialogues des Carmelites Set during the French Revoluuon, this powerful and melodic opera, composed by Francis Poulcnc, is based on the true account of sixteen Carmelite nuns who were ordered to either cease their meditations or be executed. This production is sung in French with English supcrtitlcs. Opera Theatre • University Symphony Orchestra • November 11 - 14
-11 DRAMA: The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & Joseph, Herod the Nut, & the Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a Pear Tree This production, an imaginative -yet poignant- re-telling of the Christmas story, is very humorous without ever losing the original significance of the occasion. A must-see for everyone wriucn by William Gibson, who also wrote Two for the Seesaw and The Miracle Worker. Department of Theatre and Drama • December 2 - 5
41 DANCE: In the Spirit of Diaghilev The University Dance Company with the University Symphony Orchestra present a collage of dances as a tribute to Sergei Pavlovich Diaghilev, the great impresario of the Ballets Russcs. A highlight of this production is the remounting of choreographer Vaslav Nijinsky's rarely performed ballet, Afternoon of a Faun, set LO the music of Claude Debussy. University Dance Company • University Symphony Orchestra • February 3- 6
41 MUSICAL THEATRE: The Most Happy Pella The artistic team that brought you last season's sell-out hit, Brigadoon, returns to present Frank Locsser's landmark musical drama about an immigrant vineyard owner, a much younger waitress, and the unex pee ted, magical, and sometimes troubled love between them. Musical Theatre Program • April14- 17
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~~ In 1991, Ann Arbor Civic Theatre purchased a
building on Platt Road and has completely renovated it to create a marvellous 26,000 square foot performing arts complex that can be used not only by Civic Theatre, but also by other regional arts groups. The facility includes: a 175 seat theater; three rehearsal rooms, dressing rooms, costume and scene shops; storage areas; common areas and business offices. Community interest in this project continues to be strong and subscription sales to Second Stage shows, performed in the new theater, have rocketed.
Our fund raising goal to support the purchase and renovation of our new home is $1.25 million. What's really exciting is that $979,494 is already committed, which means that we have only $270,506 left to raise.
I invite you to become a part of this important project by pledging a gift. If you have already made your gift to our project and would like to make an
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Capital Campaign
'HOME AT LAST' In response to the Capital Campaign of Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, and
in consideration of the gifts of others for this purpose, I (we) pledge
to Ann Arbor Civic Theatre: $·--~--~
_ ___ paid herewith, with the balance of$ ____ _
to be paid in such amounts and at such times as indicated below.
Schedule of pledge payments:
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_____ on __ M.-.co=ot"'h __ , 1994
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additional pledge, then that, too, would be greatly appreciated. Your contribution will play an important role in helping us realize our dream and continue our sixty-year tradition of bringing great community theater to Ann Arbor.
If you haven't had the opportunity to visit our new facility yet, please drop by and we'll be delighted to ;how you around. If you would like additional project information, call 971-0605. Thank you for your consideration.
~~12~~-c judy Dow Alexander- Capital Campaign Chair
Please return the form on the bottom left of this page to:
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Capital Campaign P.O. Box 7895
Ann Arbor, M148102-7895
Please make checks payable to MCT Capital Campaign
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Second Stage Productions
-~·~~'l BROXI llillilii:U/ BLUES
by Neil Simon directed by Tim Morley
July 8-24, 1993
Joseph Holmes Chicago Dance
Theatre June 30 8PM Power Center
Dazzling, exhilarating, passionate, athletic dance.
Not to be missed!
A Celebration of the Voice:
The Persuasions, The Throat-Singers of Tuva and
The Innuit Singers July 7 8PM Power Center
A cappella legends, the PERSUASIONS, fresh from an appearance in Spike Lee's
Spike & Co. Do It A Cappella, join the THROAT-SINGERS OF TUVA and the
INNUIT SINGERS for an unprecedented East-meets-West collaboration.
A Most Remarkable Season! GEORGE SHEARING * FOUR FRESHMEN * OHIO BALLET
DOROTHY DONEGAN * PRESERVATION HALL jAZZ BAND
jOE WILLIAMS * GoRDON LIGHTFOOT ..• .AND MOREl
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