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\@ .BlllfiHIO 131&lH MIHOIIII by Neil Simon \WDirected .bvWendy WnghtJanuary 22-25, 1992-8:00 p.m.Sat. Matlnee-2:00 p.m. · LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATER 'UOriginally produced by Radio City M usic Hall Productions at the Alvin Theatre in New York CityBRIGHIDN BEACH MEMOIRS is produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.The University of Michigan forbids smoking in any part of the Lydia Mendelssohn TheatreThe use of phologmphic or audio equipment is prohibited.AcknowledgementsSali ne Area PlayersThe O ld Ball Parkjim Donnell yJenni fer Morl eyMitch GillettelmagecraftersAgnes KitowskiSusan Davenport-GeerBarbara WellsDawn FarmSpecial Thanks To:Busch's Valu Land "Your Food Stan"Woodland PlazaSouth Main at Ann Arbor Saline Road
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Ann Arbor Civic Theatre. Inc.Board of DirectorsConrad MasonPresidentAnn VanDemarkPresident·EiectLee BurkhardtVice President.Judy Dow AlexanderVice President,David HarbisonVice President,Robert SeemanVice President.Chris KorowSecretaryRuth HahnTreasurerFred BeutlerAnne Kolaczkowski MageeSimon HaPeter NiedbalaJoni ionSandy YoungJeff ZupanHonorary Advisory CommitteeRobert AlexanderConstance BaronRobert BartelsJack Beckerlouis D. BelcherRichard C. BenjaminRichard BlackRon BrooksRichard BrunvardDonald ChisholmAlan ClagueRussell CollinsAlbert CoudronMildred DanielsonRobert DarvasElizabeth DexterPeter EcksteinJudge & Mrs. S. J. EldenVirginia EvelandDon FaberSally FlemingKathleen M. FojtikDan FusfeldPatricia GarciaWagar GlasClaribel Baird HalsteadMary and John HathawayFred HindleyRobert C. HughesJames HuntZeke JabbourGerald D. JemiganDr. Eva JessyeHenry JohnsonWilfred KaplanMcr Season StaffBookkeeperCostume SuperintendentCostume RentalsEducation Co·ChairsFront of House/UshersHairiWigs ChairHouse Chairlighting Department ChairMailing SupervisorMakeup ChairMembership ChairPlay Selection Committee ChairProduction Coordinator, MainStageProduction Coordinators, SecondStageProgram EditorProps ChairPublicity/MarketingScene Shop ChairSocial Co·ChairsSound Department ChairSPOTLIGHT Edito"Technical Committee ChairTemporary Office ManagerTicket AgentVice President, Artistic CoordinationVolunteer Committee ChairDick Nonna SamsPamela SeeYersDavid ShipmanRaymond J. SmitNeil StaeblerDr. Edward StasheffKen StevensElizabeth StranahanCarol liceChristine TrautweinAlice ViningWilliam VorusKatharine WallaceZelma isfeldRobert WhiteJohn WoodfordPhyllis WrightRoberta KenistonHenry S. landauGuy LarcomJerold laxCharlotte McGeochVirginia Patton MossSamuel MulliceKaren O'NealAnneke OversethWilliam Mary PalmerProf. Willis PattersonEdward C. PierceBewrley & Pat PooleyEugene B. PowerMichael RadockDeanna RelyeaDuane Renkenlois VogtLee BurkhardtBarbara WellsShirley Mallette. lisa SnappAnn VanDemarkMary "8" BowmanWayne BurkhardtDavid C. BloomHoward FoxRosemarie RotheRuth HahnDavid BurkamPOSITION OPENAnne Kolaczkowski Magee. Thorn JohnsonMichelle Tramelinda GettySusan BellinsonWayne BurkhardtRick Hunt, Julia liteDavid C. BloomMarie and Dill MurrellPOSITION OPENWendy WrightBarbara WellsWendy WrightJoni MuskovitzMcr CapitalCampaign CommitteeJudith Dow and Robert H. AlexanderFred and Sue BeutlerClan and Alice Crawford Jr.Judge and Mrs. S.J. EldenRick HadlerOwen and Bonnie HaigDave HarbisonTed HeuselCarolyn LepardConrad MasonCruse and Ginny MossPeter NiedbalaPatrick O'MearaAnneke OversethBob SeemanCliff SheldonNeil and Burnette StaeblerAnne WalkerSandy YoungAnn Arbor Civic ndTM t"' is1""8' "'"u Equal Opportunity Ernplortrprovioclefand rYicn without "'i n:l Ia rK color. ,.liiion.n.MioniliOfiiin.-. arlundiup.
The StaffThe Cast. . Brendan McMahon. Sharon Sustman. Shirley Perich. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lauren Muskovitzlaurie .Nora . . . . . . . . . . Sarah Ray. . Fred BockStanley .Jack . . . . Marty SmithEugene .BlancheKate .Director. . Wendy WrightAssistant Director . . . . . Jeff ZupanProducer . Steven J. Sheldon. . Michelle TrameStage Manager . . . . Joe MedranoCo-Set Designer . . . . Bob SeemanCo-Set DesignerSet Builder . . Jim Barneslighting Designer . . . . Mike LimmerProperties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda J. GettyProperties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Daniel KitowskiCo-CostumerCo-Costumer .Sound DesignerMake-Up Designer. . Lee Burkhardt. . . . Kathi Genik. Patrick Hancox. . Arlene DietzThe CrewSet Build/Set Paint CrewLightsJeff AikenWayne BurkhanltDane BarlowTracy BoyleMarty LimmerShirley MalletteDave Mohlerliz MustardChris SwartzRoy SwartzTom ZempelJim BarnesGary ArnoldDean McintoshDominee MacKenzieCarole KruseColum McReynoldsJoe MedranoTim RobertsBob SeemanBarbara WellsPropsPhilip BakerYehudit NewmanJudy RippleBetty WambackBob WilcoxMake-UpCostumesArlene DietzMargie CohenTracy GableJoni MuskovitzJoanne PerainoSoundPatrick Hancox1991-92 Play SelectionCommittee MembersBox Office Chairmenlouisa PieperCrippsTrudy MaglottMa orieCo-chairs: David Burkam and Wendy Wright.Ric HuntJan KoengeterCassie MannPat RectorJudy RippleSharon and Steve SheldonAnn Kolaczkowski-Magee.Board RepresentativeBox Office StaffBob CarrBette EllisEdwina FidlerHoward FoxGlen HigleyJudy HsiehCereita littleRunelda MedranoAileen SchulzeAnnette SchultzAlida SilvermanDoris SperlingBurnette Staebler
Director's NoteBRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS is not the type of play one normally associates with Neil Simon. It was his first attempt to merge his familiarcomedic style with drama. He looked to his childhood for inspiration and he found it in the working class neighborhood of 1937 BrightonBeach, Brooklyn, New York. It was an attempt that I think you will find successful and one that was continued in the other two autobiographicalplays of the "Brighton Beach Trilogy", BILOXI BWES and BROADWAY BOUND. and in his current Broadway hit LOST IN YONKERS. Sit backand prepare to laugh and cry, while enjoying what I consider to be an evening of theatre that is a complete package of entertainment.Scene SynopsisACT IBrighton Beach, Brocklyn, New YorkSeptember, 1937-6:30 p.m.ACT IIWednesday, a week later.About 6:45 in the evening. Winner of 1987 Pulitzer and Tony Awards ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE PRESENTS:directed by Simon Ha ::c::: eou 1cuFeb. 26-29, 1992 - 8 p.m. D Sat. Matinee - 2 p.m.D AT THE LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE DFor Ticket Information Before February 23, Call 662-7282For Ticket Information Alter February 23, Call 763-1085
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About The CastFRED BOCK (Stanley) most recently appeared in AACT's THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER. U.st year he was seen murdering in THE MOUSETRAP,terrorizing in THE RIMERS OF ELDRITCH. bullying in OliVER!, and teaching in THE FOREIGNER. In his off time, Fred can be found working at Pro·Vision as a Video Technician, or feeding his cat Wilma.BRENDAN MCMAHON (Eugene), a student at Community High, has appeared in AACT's productions of MUSIC MAN, MAME, and TO Kill A MOCK·INGBIRO. He has also worked extensively with the Junior Theatre. most recently appearing in THE TIMID DRAGON. In addition to his theatre work,Brendan worked on a documentary film for the University of Michigan. He lists his hobbies as: "swimming, women, and other cool stuff'.LAUREN MUSKOVITZ (U.urie), a 7th grader at Greenhills School, has previously appeared as Babette in WATCH ON THE RHINE and in the children'sensembles of OliVER!, MAME, and THE MUSIC MAN. When not performing, U.uren enjoys singing, jazz. ho,.back riding, basketball, softball, andfield hockey.SHIRLEY PERICH (Kate) is a newcomer to the AACT stage. but not necessarily to Ann Arbor Audiences. She has been extremely active with the BumsPark Players, performing such roles as Adelaide in GUYS AND DOllS and Audrey in liTTlE SHOP OF HORRORS. In addition to spending time withher family, Shirley's interests are going to the theatre snow skiing and walking.SARAH RAY (Nora) is new to both AAG and Ann Arbor, having just moved here last August. She is not, however, new to theatre as she has performedextensively while in college, as well as in community and semi-professional theatres, appearing in productions of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM,QUilTERS, MY FAIR lADY and THE FOREIGNER. Sarah is enjoying both of her new homes: Ann Arbor and AACT.MARTY SMITH (Jack) is appearing in his sixth Neil Simon play, most recently as Sam Nash in Saline Area Player's production of PLAZA SUITE. Otherrecent productions include CURSE OF THE STARVING ClASS with Performance Network and AACT MainStage's AH. WilDERNESS. Marty will appearin the forthcoming film LET'S KILL All THE LAWYERS which is only slightly ironic since he also serves as legal counsel for AAG.SHARON SUSSMAN (Blanche) has recently been seen by AACT audiences as lorraine Sheldon in THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER and as Helenein SWEET CHARITY. Sharon has also played Roxie Hart in CHICAGO and Audrey in liTTlE SHOP OF HORRORS for the Players Guild of Dearborn,and has appeared in several shows with the UM Gilbert and Sullivan Society. When not on stage, Sharon can be found in her day job as a Supervisorof Training for EDS in Southfield.A farcical western tragedyby James L. RosenbergA unique experience, Schlenker Hudware allows you to ; :esi: i atsh i:::J a e:e; i hoeu 00r1a dfa h::·aplreciated. Experience 100 years of value, not votme ulcs, in n ":Js 0cnat: 1fr : : ::: ::rs ;ne; sc ';;: c:ar r:!::: no- 'directed by Thorn Johnson · · ' 'f·'.l.auilable.Thursdays thru Saturdays at 8 p.m.January 30-February 15, 1992- · · .Tickets 7- Thursdays two-for-one · .) --: The Ann Arbor Civic Theatre; '1935 South Main Street· ?-· Call 994·7282 for ticketsJiCj :.::,.
About The StaffJIM BARNES (Set Builder) has spent his life trying to figure out "how things work" and "how they are put together". To satisfy this craving for knowledgeabout theatre, he signed up eleven years ago to work on the set crew for a Gilbert S Sullivan Society production. Since then, he has continued towork with G & S. but has branched out to work with AACT also, most recently as the set builder for WATCH ON THE RHINE. Jim has been ableto keep himself busy between the two, always backstage. except in the summer when he plays golf.LEE BURKHARDT (Co-Costumer) returns to her original forte. costuming, aher working as Assistant Director for SWEET CHARITY. She has costumedTHE FOREIGNER (for which she also won a Roger Award for Special Effects with her husband, Wayne), STEEL MAGNOLIAS. and SHE LOVES ME (winnerof Best Costumes with Co-Costumer Kathi Genik). lee also serves as Costume Superintendent and as Vice President for Administration for AACT. Duringthe day, she works as an Administrative Assistant to the Chairman of the UM Chemistry Department.ARLENE DIETZ (Make· Up Designer) is making her designer debut wnh BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS. She has been "getting her feet wet" with assistingon THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER and SWEET CHARITY.KATHI GENIK (Co-Costumer) most recently costumed (and appeared as a featured dancer in) Saline Area Players' HELLO, DOLLY! She is a memberof the Saline Area Players' Board of Dira:tors and serves as the SAP's wardrObe mistress. In addition to her work with AAG and SAP, she has costumedseveral Varsity Blues summer shows. In her spare time(!) she sings with the Ford Motor Company Chorus and attends murder mystery weekends.LINDA J. GETTY (Properties/Set Dresser) is currently serving her third year as the Properties Chair for AAG. In addition to her work on BRIGHTONBEACH MEMOIRS, linda has been in charge of props for SWEET CHARITY, OLIVER!, WONDERFUL TOWN, and BRIGADOON! She is married andthe proud mother of J kids and a dog. Aside from her theatre work, linda lists her current hobby as searching for employment.PATRICK HANCOX (Sound Designer) is a Junior at the University of Michigan, Dearborn campus by day and theatre nut by night. Part of this stemsfrom his inability to say "no" to any theatre work that comes his way. In addition to his sound and video work with the G S Society, Patrick alsoserves on their Board as Vice President. He would like to thank Tracy for all of her patience and understanding.DAN KITOWSKI (Properties) is thrilled to be working backstage for BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS. "Doing Props" is a role he has perfonned manytimes, but this is his first technical experience with AAcr. Dan is the proud recipient of the AAcr "Best Cameo Award" for his performance in SHELOVES ME, and was most recently seen as Herman in SWEET CHARITY. '\. .J.J -.-.VJUUWTplantings. Our experiencednurserymen can help youchoose from a wideselection of beautifultrees, shrubs, evergreensand special ornamentals.C.'elan.c.e--'l:l303 South State Street,Ann Arbor, MI 48104313/668-7652- Sat 9-9 Sun 11-6 gHs2351 E. Delhi Ad., Ann ArborPhone (313) 663-0313
MIKE LIMMER (lighting Designer) has been with AACT since 1980. During that time. he has worked on over 50 shows, including being the lightingdesigner for THE FOREIGNER. He has also served on the Board of Directors for six of those years, as Treasurer and as a Vice-President. Mike listshis hobbies as gardening, breeding tropical fish and trying to keep up with his nine month old son, Robert.JOE MEDRANO (Co-Set Designer), a retired high school teacher, has been a member of AACT since 1960. During that time, he has performed extensively both on and off stage Because of increasing activity with Kiwanis, Joe's recent theatre work has been limited to ushering and designing sets,usually with Bob Seeman.BOB SEEMAN (Co-Set Designer) pairs up with Joe Medrano for the eleventh time since they began scenic design in 1979. Bob and Joe began withAACT at the same time. appearing in a production of DARKNESS AT NOON, in 1960. Their last collaboration effort was that of STEEL MAGNOLIAS.Bob solos from time to time. having designed OliVER! and AH, WILDERNESS last season. He also serves on the Board of Directors as a Vice Presidentof Production.STEVEN J. SHELDON (Producer) is producing his second show for AACf, having previously produced THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940.Aside from this technical work. he has appeared in several shows for both AACT and the Saline Area Players. In real life. Steve is a parent to threehockey players who also happens to collect baseball cards.MICHELLE TRAME (Stage Manager) is working backstage for the first time for AACT, having recently appeared in virtually every teen role they hadlast season. She is a graduate of the Univsrsity of Michigan Theatre program, having "specialized" in Stage Management. Since graduation, she hasworked with the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC and The Virginia Opera in Norfolk. Michelle is looking forward to her role as Assistant Stage Managerfor Michigan Opera Theatre's production of SAMSON AND DELILA this Spring.WENDY WRIGHT (Director) is making her MainStage directorial debut with BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS (she's the overdressed woman pacing inthe lobby). Recipient of the Best MainStreet production honors for LAUNDRY 5 BOURBON, LONE STAR, and TWELFTH NIGHT, she looks forwardto directing again for Second Stage next season with LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES in November. She would like to thank Kathi, Dan and Michellefor work above and beyond, Hans and liz for advice. Fred for doing it anyway, and the hardest working cast and crew a girl could ever want formaking it an incredible experienceJEFF ZUPAN (Assistant Director) is functioning as Wendy's right-hand man for the second time. previously ADing the award winning TWELFTH NIGHT.Jeffs multitude of other hats include those of Set Designer/Builder, Stage Manager, lighting Designer, Sound Guy, Videographer, Board Member andeven singer/actor (sort oQ, having been involved in over twenty shows in the past five years.WHERE IDEAS AND DREAMS T o!:;! a da deskall day. But at Society Bank we're out there .we're involved in helping to build our communities. in turningbusiness ideas into realities and helping families afford theirdreams. That's the Society way. Our asset size g ives us everyopportunity to invest in people, businesses. our community,and that doesn't happen sitting behind a desk. When youneed someone to turn ideas into realities. talk with a Societybanker, our world of financial service can be yours'13est 'Wisfi.esfor a (jreat Seasonin your ne'UJ fi.omeResidential Sales OfficesAnn Arbor State StreetResidential, New Homes & Relocation.5'oti BANKm994-0112Ann Arbor · Pauline994-4500Chelsea· 475-9193Dexter· 426-5577Saline · 429-4947Ypsilanti . 484-0060Property Management994-4592Commercial9944400@-
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