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1975/1976 School Year

Faculty/Staff

Chairman: Reginald Bain
Costume Design: Faith Adams
Dance: Marsha Mauer
Directing: Reginald Bain
Speech: Leonard Sommer
Acting: Charles Ballinger
Dance: Christopher Stygar
Broadcasting/Film: James Baxter
Dramatic Literature: Frederic Syburg
Tech Theatre, Scene Design: Richard Bergman
Communication: Frank Zink
Film/Theatre Hist., Criticism: Miles Coiner
Dept. Secretary: Marjory Mickelsen

Play Title: Indians

Author: Arthur Kopit
Dates Performed: October 10, 11, 16, 17, 18
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: Unknown

Artistic Staff

Director: Reginald Bain
Set and Lights: Richard Bergman
Costumes: Faith Adams
Sun Dance and Buffalo Mime: Charles Ballinger

Cast List

Voice: Matthew Regan
Buffalo Bill: Daniel Daily
Sitting Bull: William McGlinn
Senator Logan: Matthew Regan
Senator Dawes: Mark Gallogly
Senator Morgan: Rick LaBelle
John Grass: Michael Feord
Spotted Tail: John Walker
Grand Duke Alexis: John Colligan
Interpreter: Tom Felts
Duke's Attendants: Mark Amenta, James Houle
Ned Buntline: T. R. Paulding
Geronimo: Tim Boyle
Ol' Time President: Patrick Marks
First Lady: Shevawn O'Connor
Wild Bill Hickock: J. Matthew McKenzie
Teskanjavila: Lisa Colaluca
Uncas: John Colligan
Uncas' Indians: Mark Marlowe, Dave Miller
Annie Oakley: Sara Paulis
Chief Joseph: Xavier Garcia
Jesse James: Steve Rodgers
Billy the Kid: Kevin McLean
Poncho: James Houle
Colonel Forsyth: Peter Reiher
Lieutenant: Eric Larson
Reporter: Mark Amenta
Annie's Attendants: Lisa Colaluca, Shevawn O'Connor
Buffalo: Jim Casurella, Mike Lyons, Steve Rodgers, Dave Miller
Roughriders: Tim Boyle, John Walker, John Colligan, Dave Miller, Mark Marlowe, Kevin McLean
Sun Dancers: Mike Mercadante, Jim Casurella, Mike Lyons, Mark Amenta, Eric Larson, James Houle, Steve Rodgers, Tom Felts
Indians, Cowboys, Soldiers, etc.: The Company

Production Staff

Technical Director: Richard Bergman
Stage Manager: Bridget Ragan
Assistant Stage Managers: Michael Feord, Sara Paulis
Master Electrician: Pat Gleason
Light Board Operators: Mary Ann Ferguson, Kathy Schneider, Cindy VanWynsberghe
Trouper Operators: Trisha Falvey, Melody Owens, Brooke Waling
Property Mistress: Kate Ward
Property Crew: Connie Lisowski, Brenda Wolfenberger
Costumes: Barb Howald, Kathy Gaffney, Bridget Ragan, Cid Spindler, Kim Nicodemus, Lisa Turco, Sheradi Collins, Kathy Rink
Make-up Coordinator: Daniel Daily
Make-up Crew: Lou St. Ville, Debbie Hale, Suzanne McKenna
Wig Design: William McGlinn, Charles Ballinger
Wardrobe Mistress: Kathy Gaffney
Wardrobe Crew: Cid Spindler, Sheradi Collins
Stage Crew: Rick Hultgen, Brenda Wolfenberger
Construction & Painting: Dan Duncheon, Ann Cahill, Trisha Falvey, Greg Faller, Kathy Schneider, Frank Payne, Rick Hultgen, Sheradi Collins, Laurie McCarthy, Betsy Lamping, Cindy VanWynsberghe, Mary Ann Ferguson
Sound: Dan Duncheon
Percussion: Mike Gennette
Poster Design: Mark Amenta, Andrea Husser

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: Fashion; Or, Life in New York

Author: Anna Cora Mowatt
Dates Performed: December 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 1975
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: O'Laughlin Auditorium

Artistic Staff

Director: Charles Ballinger
Set and Lights: Richard Bergman
Costumes: Faith Adams

Cast List

Zeke: T. R. Paulding, Jr.
Millinette: Jeannie O'Meara
Mrs. Tiffany: Kathleen Rink
Prudence: Bridget Ragan
Seraphina Tiffany: Celeste Volz
T. Tennyson Twinkle: Michael Mercadante
Augustus Fogg: Peter Reiher
Count Jolimaitre: William McGlinn
Adam Trueman: Matthew Regan
Snobson: Patrick Marks
Mr. Tiffany: John Colligan
Colonel Howard: J. Matthew McKenzie
Gertrude: Lisa Anne Colaluca

Production Staff

Technical Director: Richard Bergman
Stage Manager: Louella St. Ville
Assistant Stage Manager: Ann Cahill
Master Electrician: Pat Gleason
Electricians: Trisha Falvey, Pat Gleason, Laurie McCarthy
Light Board Operator: Cindy Van Wynsberghe
Property Mistress: Kate Ward
Costumes: Kathryn Gaffney, Barb Howald, Melody Owens, Bridget Ragen, Cynthia Spindler, Mary Klassen, Lisa Turco
Make-up Coordinator: Daniel Daily
Make-up Crew: Cathy Barker, Xavier Garcia, Martha Kelly, Natalie Ross, Kathy Suski
Wardrobe Mistress: Barb Howald
Wardrobe Crew: Melody Owens, Lisa Turco
Stage Crew: Terry Dwyer, Rick Hultgen, Greg Faller, Mary Ann Ferguson, Mark Amenta, John Walker
Construction & Painting: Ann Cahill, Dan Duncheon, Terry Dwyer, Greg Faller, Trisha Falvey, Rick Hultgen, Liz Karl, Melody Owens
Shop Apprentices: Natalie Ross, Brooke Waling, John Walker, Sheradi Collins, Mary Ann Ferguson, Mark Gallogly, Constance Lisowski, Laurie McCarthy, Connal McGee, Kathryn Schneider, Cindy Van Wynsberghe, Kathrene Wales
Sound: Ann Cahill
Poster Design: Mark Amenta, Kathrene Wales
Program Cover Design: Kathrene Wales
House Manager: JoLynn Ortenzio
Box Office: Ann Cahill, Maggie Dakoske, Sara Paulis

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: The Crucible

Author: Arthur Miller
Dates Performed: February 27, 28, March 4, 5, 6, 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: O'Laughlin Auditorium, SMC

Artistic Staff

Director: Frederic Syburg
Set and Lights: Richard Bergman
Costumes: Faith Adams

Cast List

Betty Parris: Mary Rose Eslinger
Rev. Samuel Parris: Michael Feord
Tituba: Sharon Carr
Abigail Williams: Lisa Anne Colaluca
Susanna Wallcott: Robin Salem
Mrs. Ann Putnam: Celeste Volz
Thomas Putnam: Timothy Nickels
Mercy Lewis: Debbie Stackow
Mary Warren: Suzanne McKenna
John Proctor: J. Matthew McKenzie
Rebecca Nurse: Kathleen Rink
Giles Corey: Gary Aumiller
Rev. John Hale: William McGlinn
Elizabeth Proctor: Bridget Ragan
Francis Nurse: John Santos
Ezekiel Cheever: Patrick Marks
John Willard: James Daly
Judge Hathorne: Matthew Regan
Martha Corey: Debbie Beck
Deputy-Gov. Danforth: Daniel Daily
Sarah Good: Sara Paulis

Production Staff

Technical Director: Richard Bergman
Stage Manager: Melody Owens
Assistant Stage Managers: Sue Brinkley, Debbie Beck
Master Electrician: Patrick Gleason
Light Board Operator: Ann Cahill
Property Master: Patrick Gleason
Costumes: Ann Kenney, Kathy Gaffney, Bridget Ragan, Barb Howald, Laurie McCarthy, Lisa Turco, Mary Klassen, Connie Lisowski, Barbaranne Roe, Sheradi Collins, Katie Cinnamond, Pat Williams
Make-up Coordinator: Daniel Daily
Make-up Crew: Kathrene Wales, Laurie McCarthy
Wardrobe Mistress: Barb Howald
Stage Crew: Terry Dwyer, Brenda Wolfenberger, Kathy Kelly, Natalie Ross, Colleen Masternick, Patti Finney
Construction & Painting: SPDR 272
Sound: Dan Duncheon
Percussion: Gary Aumiller
Shop Assistants: Patrick Gleason, Dan Duncheon, Laurie McCarthy, Trish Falvey
Box Office: Ann Cahill, Maggie Dakoske, Sara Paulis
Publicity: Kathrene Wales
Poster Design: Mark Amenta
Program Cover Design: Kathrene Wales
House Manager: JoLynn Ortenzio

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: Godspell

Conceived and Originally Directed by: John-Michael Tebelak
Music and New Lyrics: Stephen Schwartz
Dates Performed: April 23, 24, 29, 30, May 1, 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: Stepan Center, Notre Dame

Artistic Staff

Director: Charles Ballinger
Musical Director: David Isele
Set and Lights: Richard Bergman
Costumes: Kathryn Gaffney

The Company

Michael Ball
Mark Ferring
Bear
Sheila O'Brien
Lisa Anne Colaluca
Shevawn O'Connor
Sean Coleman
Sally Paulis
Patricia Dondanville
Matthew Regan
Thomas Felts
Steve Rodgers
Robin Salem

The Band: Rev. George Wiskirchen, C.S.C., Band Coordinator
Frank Barrett, Bill Shaughnessey, Bill Stejskal, Kevin Sweeney, Jim Dorgan

Production Staff

Technical Director: Richard Bergman
Stage Manager: Michael Feord
Assistant Stage Manager: Ann Cahill
Master Electrician: Pat Gleason
Light Board Operators: Cindy Van Wynsberghe, John Walker, Trish Falvey
Follow Spot Operators: Mark Amenta, Laurie McCarthy, Jim Casurella
Property Mistress: Ann Cahill
Shop Crew: Patrick Gleason, Trish Falvey, Dan Duncheon, Laurie McCarthy
Costumes: Kathryn Gaffney, Lisa Turco, Bridget Ragan, Barb Howald, Laurie McCarthy, Mary Kalson, Cindy Van Wynsberghe
Make-up Coordinator: Daniel Daily
Wardrobe Mistress: Debbie Stackow
Construction & Painting: SPDR 272
Poster Design: Pat Gleason, Greg Faller
House Manager: JoLynn Ortenzio
Box Office: Ann Cahill, Maggie Dakoske, Sara Paulis, Lou St. Ville, Debbie Hale
Publicity: Kathrene Wales
Rehearsal Pianist: Frank Barrett

Notes: Originally produced on the New York stage by Edgar Lansbury, Stuart Duncan, Joseph Beruh

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Other

Play Title: Once Upon a Parable

A Readers' Theatre Production
Author: Rev. Paul E. Beichner, C.S.C.
Dates Performed: November 25, 1975
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: Memorial Library Auditorium

Artistic Staff

Director: Frederic Syburg
Production Conceived by: Tony Proscio
Stage Manager: Robert VanTornhout
Readers
Lou Anne Catarinella: Patrick Jordan
Rosie Eslinger: Sara Paulis
Xavier Garcia: Tony Proscio
Guitarist: Carl Casazza

Production Staff

Poster Design: Mark Amenta
Publicity: Kathrene Wales, Michael Feord

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: Endgame

Author: Samuel Beckett
Dates Performed: January 30, 1976
Workshop Founder and Director: Rick Cluchey
Stage Manager: unknown
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre sponsors
The San Quentin Prison Players
Venue: O'Laughlin Auditorium, SMC

Cast List


Notes: This production of Beckett's apocolyptic drama has received solid endorsement from the author himself who thinks so highly of the company that they have been granted permission to present any of his works without royalty. The workshop founder and director, Rick Cluchey, only recently assisted Beckett in the playwright's own production of the famed Waiting for Godot at the Schiller Theatre in West Berlin. This production of Endgame will be presented next year on Beckett's 70th birthday at the Royal Court Theatre in London.

Source(s): 1976 Dome; Insert in program from Fashion; Or, Life in New York courtesy of Frederic Syburg.

Play Title: My Heart's in the Highlands

with Hello Out There as curtain raiser
Author: William Saroyan
Music composed/arranged by: John Fisher
Original theme by: Paul Bowles
Dates Performed: March 9, 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: O'Laughlin Auditorium, SMC

Artistic Staff

Director: Reginald Bain
Sets and Lights: Richard Bergman
Costumes: Sheradi Collins (Hello Out There )
Bridget Ragan (My Heart's in the Highlands)

Cast List
(Hello Out There)
Young Man: Chris Kelly
Young Girl: Mary Pinard
Husband: John Wlaker
Wife: Ann Kenney
First Man: Dennis Gallagher
Second Man: Mark Wimmer

Cast List
(My Heart's in the Highlands)
Ben Alexander: Jack Campbell
Johnny Alexander: Reginald Bain, Jr.
Jasper MacGregor: Virgil Roth
Grandmother: Lisa Turco
Mr. Kosak: Mark Amenta
Esther Kosak: Brooke Waling
Rufe Apley: Joe Chase
Philip Carmichael: Sean Coleman
Henry: Dennis Doughty
Mr. Wiley: Peter Reiher
Mrs. Cunningham: Donna Noonan
Husband: Mark Seryak
Wife: Kathy Nolan
Wallace: Pat Fanning
Attendant: John Walker
Good Friends & Neighbors: Laura Bain, Sharon Bain, Maria Costello, Brett Currier, Pat Fanning, Mary Ann Ferguson, Dennis Gallagher, Xavier Garcia, Chris Kelly, Ann Kenney, Chrissy Romano, Candyce Thompson, Pete Warmenhoven, Mark Wimmer, John Zanyi
Music Director: John Fisher
Musicians: Jo Ann Crock, Carol Dzikowski, John Fisher, Karen Peeler, Dana Spencer

Production Staff

Technical Director: Richard Bergman
Stage Manager: Cindy VanWynsberghe
Assistant Stage Managers: Mary Ann Ferguson, Candyce Thompson
Master Electrician: Laurie McCarthy
Light Board Operator: Terrence Dwyer
Property Mistress: Brooke Waling
Property Crew: Mark Amenta, Dennis Doughty
Costumes: Bridget Ragan, Connie Lisowski, Sheradi Collins, Barb Howald, Laurie McCarthy, Melody Owens, Mary Kalson
Make-up Coordinator: Daniel Daily
Make-up Crew: Laurie McCarthy, Sue Ursitti, Diamond Litty
Wardrobe Crew: Sheradi Collins, Bridget Ragan
Stage Crew: Trish Falvey, Lisa Moore, Dan Duncheon, Laurie McCarthy, Mark Trocchi, Rick Hultgen, Terrence Dwyer, J.P. Jeffrey, Karen Lippert, Dave Hadley, Carol Ghiglieri, Betsy Lamping
Shop: Patrick Gleason, Trish Falvey, Dan Duncheon, Laurie McCarthy
Construction & Painting: SPDR 272
Poster Design: Mark Amenta
Program Cover Design: Kathrene Wales
House Manager: JoLynn Ortenzio
Publicity: Kathrene Wales
Box Office: Ann Cahill

Notes: Special bicentennial production

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Laboratory Theatre

Play Title: Poorman's Broadway '76

Author: Various
Dates Performed: Spring 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: Unknown

Artistic Staff

Director: Maggie Dakoske
Set Design: Greg Faller
Lighting Design: Laurie McCarthy, Greg Faller
Costumes: Barb Howald
Choreographer: Bill Carrick

The Company

Mark Amenta
Dennis Murphy
Gary Aumiller
T. R. Paulding
Debbie Beck
Carl Penn
Bill Carrick
Mary Pinard
Joan Dadmun
Natalie Ross
Eric Larson
Virgil Roth
Patrick Marks
David Rust
Suzanne McKenna
Debbie Stackow
Mike Mercadante
Lou St. Ville
Laurie Moore
John Veihmeyer

Accompanist: Mary Barga
Rehearsal Pianist: Peggy Bailey

Production Staff

Stage Manager: Mindie Bright
Assistant Stage Manager: Mark Amenta
Light Board Operators: Laurie McCarthy, Cindy VanWynsberghe
Follow Spot Operator: Bob Van Tornhout
Property Mistress: Rosemary Serbent
Property Crew: Kevin McLean, Jim Casurella
Costume Mistress: Rosemary Serbent
Make-up Coordinator: Lou St. Ville
Stage Crew: Terry Dwyer
Construction Crew: Angela Martino, Rick Hultgren, Libby Lamb, Karen Lowery, Greg Faller
Publicity: Kathrene Wales
House Managers: JoLynn Ortenzio, Jim Houle

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: The Mirrorman

Author: Brian Way
Dates Performed: April 24, 25, 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: O'Laughlin Lobby, SMC

Notes: A participatory play for children.

Source(s): Reference in program of previous "Our Second Scene" play ("Poorman's Broadway '76") courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Author: Edward Albee
Dates Performed: April 24, 25, 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: O'Laughlin Auditorium, SMC

Artistic Staff

Director: Susanne Brinkley
Asst. Director: Kathy Kelly
Set and Lights by: Dan Duncheon
Costumes: Laurie McCarthy

Cast List

Martha: Kathleen Rink
George: Daniel Daily
Honey: Cathy Buzard
Nick: J. Matthew McKenzie

Production Staff

Technical Director: Mr. Bruce
Stage Manager: Kathy Kelly
Light Board Operator: Phil Mancini
Property Mistress: Trish Falvey
Property Crew: Patrick Fanning
Costumes: Laurie McCarthy, Pat Williams
Make-up: Daniel Daily
Wardrobe Mistress: Pat Williams
Stage Crew: John Fitzpatrick
Construction & Painting: SPDR 272
Shop: Pat Gleason, Trish Falvey, Laurie McCarthy, Dan Duncheon
Publicity: Kathrene Wales

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: The Balcony

Author: Jean Genet
Dates Performed: April 26, 27, 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: Main Building, Notre Dame (Golden Dome)

Artistic Staff

Director: Michael Hudock
Lighting: Tom Waldoch
Asst. Directors: Michael Feord, Stephen Hudock
Sound: Stephen Hudock
Costumes: Melody Owens

Cast List

The Bishop: Michael Feord
The Mirror: Frank Dumont
Irma: Jeannie O'Meara
The Penitent: Peggy Dorsher
The Thief: Diamond Litty
The Judge: Michael Hudock
The Executioner: Tom Walrath
The General: Robert Massa
The Horse: Bette T. Karl
Dominant Woman: Peggy Dorsher
Masochist: Greg Steffes
The Mirrors: The Flying Valendas
Carmen: Bette T. Karl
Arthur: Tom Walrath
The Chief of Police: Peter Richards
Chantal: Diamond Litty
Roger: Steve Clarke
The Three Rebels: Frank Dumont, Sylvester the Duck, George Spelvin
The Court Envoy: Stephen Hudock
The Rebel Army: Greg Steffes
First Photographer: Frank Dumont
Second Photographer: Peggy Dorsher
Third Photographer: Tom Walrath
The Slave: Greg Steffes

Production Staff

Stage Manager: Julie Martin
Program Notes: Michael J. Hudock
Lights: Tom Waldoch, Cindy Class, Lori Haywood, Laura Ryndak, Sandy Gay
Props: The Ubiquitous MJH (Michael Hudock), Chris Papayanakos
Costumes: Melody Owens, Ann Kenny, Peggy Dorsher
Wardrobe Mistress: Mary Harty
Make-up Coordinator: Kathrene Wales
Make-up Crew: Kathrene Wales, Kim Lucas
House: Ann Davey, Beth Menke, Kim Lucas

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg.

Play Title: Beyond the Horizon

Author: Eugene O'Neill
Dates Performed: May 3, 4, 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: O'Laughlin Auditorium, SMC

Artistic Staff

Director: William McGlinn
Set and Lights: Patrick Gleason
Costumes: Sheradi Collins
Music: Carol Dzikowski

Cast List

James Mayo: Jack Campbell
Kate Mayo: Sharon Carr
Captain Dick Scott: T. R. Paulding
Andrew Mayo: Jim Daly
Robert Mayo: John Santos
Ruth Atkins: Connal McGee
Mrs. Atkins: Faith Adams
Mary: Laurie Bain
Ben: Brett Courrier
Doctor Fawcett: John Walker

Production Staff

Stage Managers: Brenda Anne Wolfenberger, Terrence William Dwyer
Property Mistress: Hilaire Thomas
Costumes: Sheradi Collins, Valerie Cannon, Pamela Gibson
Make-up Coordinator: Laurie McCarthy
Wardrobe Mistress: Sheradi Collins
Construction: Patrick Gleason
Publicity: Kathrene Wales
House Manager: Kathy Rink

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Theatre for Youth

Play Title: The Wizard of OZ

Author: unknown
Dates Performed: Summer 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: unknown

Artistic Staff

Arranged and Directed by: Helen Fricker
Set Design: Al Fierro
Lighting Design: Pat Gleason
Costumes: Bridget Ragan

Cast List

Cowardly Lion: William McGlinn
Tinman: John Walker
Scarecrow: Dan Daily
Dorothy: Sara Paulis
Glinda: Melody Owens
Grimelda: Lisa Anne Colaluca
Wizard of Oz: Aubrey Payne

Production Staff

Stage Manager: Terrence Dwyer
Properties: Terrence Dwyer
Costumes: Bridget Ragan , Sheradi Collins, Melody Owens, Sue Webb
Make-up: Dan Daily
Light Crew: Dan Duncheon

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: Cinderella

Author: Ruth Newton
Dates Performed: Summer 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: unknown

Artistic Staff

Director: Charles Ballilnger
Set Design: Charles Ballinger
Lighting Design: Pat Gleason
Costumes: Sheradi Collins Cannon:
Choreographer: Helen Fricker

Cast List

Cinderella: Bridget Ragan
Stepmother: Susan Stevens
Matilda: Sara Paulis
Griselda: Lisa Anne Colaluca
Fairy Godmother: Melody Owens
Prime Minister: Aubrey Payne
Prince: William McGlinn
Duke: John Walker
Lady One: Elizabeth McCabe
Lady Two: Colleen Hughes
Lady Three: Barbara Haines
Brother One: Dan Daily
Brother Two: Dan Duncheon

Production Staff

Stage Manager: Terrence Dwyer
Lights: Pat Gleason
Properties: Terrence Dwyer
Costumes: Bridget Ragan, Sheradi Collins Cannon, Melody Owens
Sound: Pat Gleason

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
High School Workshop

Play Title: An Evening of James Thurber

A Chamber theatre presentation
Author: James Thurber
Adapted for Chamber Theatre: Frederic Syburg
Dates Performed: Summer 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: unknown

Artistic Staff

Director: William McGlinn
Lighting: Pat Gleason

Company

Carl Beitzinger
Dave Cox
Mary Demler
Lili Gibson
Barb Haines
Colleen Hughes
Maureen Manier
Elizabeth McCabe
Scott Peterson
Dave Simkins
Laura Stover
Sue Thomas
Lynn Wittenbrink

Production Staff

Follow Spot Operator: Dan Duncheon

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Summer Theatre 1976

Play Title: I DO! I DO!

Book and Lyrics by: Tom Jones
Music by: Harvey Schwartz
Based on the book The Fourposter by: Jan de Hartog
Dates Performed: Summer 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: unknown

Artistic Staff

Director: Charles Ballinger
Designer: Al Fierro
Musical Director: Susan Stevens
Choreographer: Helen Fricker

Cast List

She (Agnes): Lisa Anne Colaluca
He (Michael): Daniel Daily
Bridesmaids: Ann Kenney, Jeannie O'Meara
Groomsmen: Sean Coleman, Dan Duncheon
Piano: Carol Dzikowski
Percussion: Terry Engeman

Production Staff

Technical Director: Pat Gleason
Asst. Technical Director: Dan Duncheon
Stage Manager: Bill McGlinn
Shop Assistants: Mary Ann Mackenzie, John Walker, Aubrey Payne, Terry Dwyer, Sue Webb
Property Mistress: Sara Paulis
Costumes: Sheradi Dawn Collins, Bridget Ragan, Melody Owens
Make-up Coordinator: Dan Daily
House Manager: Bridget Ragan
Box Office: Sara Paulis
Concessions: Aubrey Payne
Page Turner: Debbie Beck
Profile Notes: by: John Walker

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: The Lark

Author: Jean Anouilh
Adapted by: Lillian Hellman
Dates Performed: Summer 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: Unknown

Artistic Staff

Director: Reginald Bain
Set and Lights: Pat Gleason
Costumes: Sheradi Dawn Collins Cannon

Cast List

Warwick: Charles Ballinger
Cauchon: Dan Daily
Joan: Bridget Ragan
Joan's Father: Dan Duncheon
Joan's Mother: Susan Stevens
Joan's Brother: Reggie Bain, Jr.
The Promoter: John Walker
The Inquisitor: Frederic Syburg
Brother Ladvenu: Sean Coleman
Robert De Beaudricourt: Aubrey Payne
Agnes Sorel: Sara Paulis
The Little Queen: Melody Owens
Charles, The Dauphin: William McGlinn
Queen Yolande: Helen Fricker
Archbishop of Reims: Leonard Sommer
Captain La Hire: Bruce Wheed
Executioner: Rick Sibley
Ladies of the Court: Debbie Beck, Mary Ann Mackenzie
Monks: Carl Beitzinger, Lili Gibson, Barb Haines, Elizabeth McCabe, Dave Simkins

Production Staff

Technical Director: Pat Gleason
Asst. Technical Director: Dan Duncheon
Stage Manager: Lisa Anne Colaluca
Light Crew: Pat Gleason
Property Master: John Walker
Costumes: Sheradi Collins Cannon, Melody Owens, Bridget Ragan
Make-up Coordinator: Dan Daily
Sound: Rick Sibley
House Manager: Robert VanTornhout
Box Office: Jeannie O'Meara
Concessions: Ann Kenney

Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: The Good Doctor

Author: Neil Simon
Adapted from stories by: Anton Chekhov
Dates Performed: Summer 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: Unknown

Artistic Staff

Director: Frederic Syburg
Set Design: Al Fierro
Lighting: Pat Gleason
Costumes: Sheradi Collins Cannon

Cast List

Dan Daily: Bridget Ragan
William McGlinn: Lisa Anne Colaluca
John Walker: Sara Paulis
Susan Stevens: Sean Coleman

Production Staff

Technical Director: Pat Gleason
Stage Manager: Sue Webb
Assistant Stage Manager: Mary Ann Mackenzie
Lights: Sue Webb
Follow Spot Operator: Dan Duncheon
Property Mistress: Mary Ann Mackenzie
Construction: Dan Duncheon
Painting: Terry Dwyer, Melody Owens, Bridget Ragan, John Walker
Sound: Mary Ann Mackenzie
House Manager: Cindy Van Wynsburghe
Box Office: Jeannie O'Meara

House Staff: Ann Kenney, Bob VanTornhout


Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg

Play Title: The Drunkard

or Down With Demon Drink!
Author: Brian Burton
Based on the 19th Century version by: W. H. Smith and "A Gentleman"
Dates Performed: Summer 1976
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre
Venue: Unknown

Artistic Staff

Director: Helen Fricker
Lightsing: Pat Gleason
Costumes: Melody Owens

Cast List

Squire Cribbs: Dan Daily
Edward Middleton: William McGlinn
William Dowton: Aubrey Payne
Sam Adams: John Walker
The Landlord: Charles Ballinger
Arden Rencelaw: Frederic Syburg
An Officer of the Law: Sean Coleman
Resident Drunkard: Dan Duncheon
Mrs. Wilson: Susan Stevens
Mary Wilson: Bridget Ragan
Sophia Spindle: Sara Paulis
Agnes Dowton: Mary Toll
Mrs. Miller: Melody Owens
Mrs. Gates: Debbie Beck
Mrs. Stevens: Mary Anne Mackenzie
Julia Middleton: Lisa Ann Colaluca

Production Staff

Technical Director: Pat Gleason
Assoc. Technical Director: Dan Duncheon
Stage Manager: Elaine Harcus
Assistant Stage Manager: David Morgan
Musical Coordinator: Susan Stevens
Pianist: Craig Westendorf
Property Master: David Morgan
Technical Assistants: Debbie Beck, Lisa Ann Colaluca, Sean Coleman, Dan Daily, Terrence Dwyer, Mary Anne Mackenzie, William McGlinn, Melody Owens, Sara Paulis, Aubrey Payne, Bridget Ragan, Mary Toll, John Walker, Sue Webb
Costume Mistress: Sheradi Collins Cannon
Make-up Coordinator: Dan Daily
Construction: Dan Duncheon
House Manager: Cindy VanWynsberghe

House Staff: Bob VanTornhout, Ann Kenney, Jeannie O'Meara


Notes:

Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg