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Qrlginally produced on Broadway byLawrence Gordon, Richard M. Kagan andSidney L. Shlenker"SMILE" was originally directed byHoward Ashman with musicalstaging by Mary Kyte
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Opening Night .January 9, 2003LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANAnn Arbor Civic TheatreSMILEMusic by MARVIN HAMLISCHBook and Lyrics by HOWARD ASHMANBased upon the screenplay by JERRY BELSONMusical Direction and Orchestra ConductorJAUNELLE ROBERTA CELAIRELighting DesignerCHRISTIANDEANGELISANUPAURORAMaster ElectricianSet DesignerRONALD P. BAUMANISPropsSound DesignSASCHA DEMERJIANVICTORIA JONESBOBSKONHairProgram ,GraphicDesign, and vldeographyRON BAUMANISHouse ManagerBETSY DELISLEOriginal Broadway PosterGraphic used with permissionJEFFREY ADAMSHead GripJIMMY DEE ARNOLDKIM RYDERCARLA GARCIACostume DesignerSUSAN PEARLMANRunning CrewAssistants to the DirectorMELISSA HENDERSONKIM RYDERBRAD VINCENTMICHAEL AMBSERIN HARRISTOREY BERNEISGRAHAM SMITHFRANCYN CHOMICLORNA COLONMELISSA HELLERStage ManagerMARTIN CONTRERASProduced byDEBORAH MAHONEYDirected and Choreographed byRONALD P. BAUMANISMade possible, in part, by a grant from the Michigan Council for Artsand Cultural Affairs and Nonprofit Enterprise at WorkProduced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc, NYC
Cast (in order of appearance)THE CONTESTANTSRobin Gibson- Antalope Valley . KRISTINA THOMPSONDoria Hudson- Yuba City . KRISTIN RITTERSandra-Kay MaCaffee- Bakersfield .ALEXIS MERTEMaria Gonzales- Salinas .LORNA COLONShawn Christianson- La Jolla .ANGELA JOHNSONValerie Sherman- Sacramento . SHANNON KANTNERHeidi Anderson- Anaheim . CHELSEA PICKENPatti-Lynn Bird- El Centro .VICTORIA JONESDebralee Davis -Eureka . LIZ JAFFEKate Gardner- Fresno . .MELISSA HELLERLinda Lee- San Francisco . BECKY ROBERTSKimberly Lyons- Palo Alto .JANENE SAWERSGina Minelli- San Louis Obispo .MARIT ROGNEDana Simpson- Sausalito . AUBREY DONNELLConnie-Sue Whipple- Visalia . LILLIAN COLLINSCookie Wilson -Carson . ALIX BERNEISJoanne Marshall -Last Year's Winner .ALLISON PEARLMANTHE ADULTSBrenda DiCarlo Freelander .ELISE STEMPKYBig Bob Freelander. . DAVID ANDREWSTommy French . KEVIN GILLDale Wilson-Shears .YAEL HOFFMANTed Farley . . JORDAN ST. JOHNTony . . RUSSELL SHINABARGERCarol. .FRANCYN CHOMICRobin's Mom/JudgeNolunteer .NANCY NICHOLSONKIDSLittle Bob Freelander . ALAN CARROLLFreddy . SMITTY ATWOODMicky . . ZACK PEARLMANORCHESTRAUnder the direction of JAUNELLE CELAIREKeyboard - Gene GauntPiano - Jaunelle CelaireBass-Keith OrrPercussion/Drums - Andre Dowell Sl The taking of photographs or the recording of this production in any fashionis strictly prohibited. Sl Please turn off all digital media including cellular telephones and one-wayor two-way paging systems.- Maria's photo by Rachael Strecher
Musical NumbersACT ITypical High School Senior. . . . The ContestantsOrientation/Postcard #1 .Brenda, Robin, ContestantsDisneyland . . . . . . . . .DoriaShine . Contestants, Tommy French, BrendaPostcard #2 . RobinBob's Song . Big BobNerves . ContestantsYoung and American (Preliminary Night) . . . . ContestantsUntil Tomorrow Night . Contestants, Big Bob, BrendaACT IIPostcard #3/This Year. . . . . . . Robin, CastSmile . Ted Farley, ContestantsY.A.M . ContestantsIn Our Hands . . ContestantsThere Goes the Girl. .Ted FarleyFinale . . . . . Big Bob, Contestants, RobinThis week in Santa Rosa, CaliforniaThere will be one 15-minute intermissionDirectors NoteSMILE is a musical about beauty pageants. It is about winning and losing. It isabout what is right and what is wrong, and it is a satirical look at everythingsociety finds important in a winner (as one of the contestants learns, much toher dismay, they don't necessarily want photos of runners up).SMILE opened on Broadway with much hoopla in December of 1986. Youmight recall60 Minutes following the development of the show throughout it'sauditions, out-of-town tryout period, and opening. The production was greetedwith mixed reviews, although in retrospect many critics consider it among thefinest musicals to come out of the 80's and one of the best adaptations of amovie screenplay to the musical theatre stage. The show is an old-fashionedbook musical, although many of the best songs come within medleys."Disneyland" has been recorded 16 times (as best we could research it). Dueto theater politics, the show closed prematurely (and several of the creativeteam were blackballed from Broadway for almost a decade), resulting in nocast album being recorded and stunned silence on stage January 4th, 1987. Isaw the original cast production on Broadway on Saturday January 3rd. Neither I, the cast, nor the cheering audience had any idea it would be the second-l]@nto last performance .Smile (though your heart is aching).
WHOS WHO IN THE CAST AND CREWDavid Andrews (Big Bob Freelander):David has now appeared in every showever written. He is forced to begin directing. Please buy tickets for TheMousetrap in Chelsea opening February 27th.Smitty Atwood (Freddie): This isSmitty's first Civic production. He hasdone many shows with Young People'sTheatre, Washtenaw Community College, and appeared in Evita at EasternMichigan University. Smitty also playsdrums, guitar, Lacrosse, basketball andprofessional ping pong. He would likethank his mom, dad, Ron, Jaunelle,and the rest of the Civic crew.Alexandra E. Berneis (Cookie Wilson,Carson): Alix has recently returned tothe Ann Arbor area after graduatingfrom Denison University on Granville,Ohio with a B.F.A. in theatre performance. Her most recent role was Nelliein A2CT's production of Jekyll & Hyde,and her next is Costume Designer forPillow Talk. Break A Leg, All!Alan Carroll (Little Bob Freelander):Alan Carroll is making his debut withthe A2CT but he is no stranger to thestage. He has been acting since hewas six and has been involved in manyproductions with the Ypsilanti Players.In the Michigan Interscholastic Forensic Association (MIFA) state tournaments Alan holds a 6th place in Dramatic Interpretation and a 2nd and 3rd.place in Prose.Francyn Chomic (Carol/Mom): This isFrancyn's second production withA2CT, having also appeared as AuntReba in The Last Night of Ballyhoo.Working with Ron, Jaunelle, the other"adults", and all these talented youngladies has been a "like y'know-totallyawesome" experience. Having a teenage daughter herself, she is now overwhelmingly exhausted and feeling 100years old! Francyn is eagerly anticipating her next adventure, directingA2CT's May production of The Girls ofthe Garden Club. Auditions in Marchwith numerous roles for women as wellas 1-5 line cameo performances(shameless plug).Lillian Collins (Connie-Sue Whipple,Visalia): Lilloves being on stage. Shehas been involved with many schooland community productions most recently as Winnie Winslow in No, No,Nannette. Lillian directed A RefinedEvening of Thespianage and the teenworkshop of The Gym, a musical thatshe wrote herself. She hopes you enjoythe show. In reality, she does not sellpower jello.Lorna Colon (Maria Gonzales, Salinas):Smile is Lorna's 9th show with A2CT.She will be directing the next A2CTproduction, Pillow Talk. FACT: Shespeaks Spanish. FICTION: She is notfrom Mexico. Hello to WAC . Much loveto her "fluffy puchungis" Casey the Cat.Mucho Amor to her Familia. God BlessAubrey Donnell (Dana Simpson, Sausalito): Aubrey is a student at PioneerHigh School. Show loves music, singing, theatre, dance, animals, and kids .She is planning on going to college tostudy Musical Theatre and PreVeterinary/Marine Biology. She'd like tosay "Hi!" and "Thanks" to all her friendsand family who came to see the show."Love Ya! Especially my buddies!"Kevin Gill (Tommy French): This isKevin's first production with A2CT sinceplaying the Broadway Hopeful Don inthe 2001 A2CT production of A ChorusLine. Kevin as also appeared in localproductions of Harvey, Prelude to aKiss, and West Side Storv.Melissa Heller (Kate Gardner, Fresno):This is Melissa's very first show withA2CT and boy is she excited! She hashad a wonderful time with the cast andcrew of Smile and would like to thankeveryone for this opportunity. She nowattends the University of Michigan andhopes that everyone enjoys the show!Yael Hoffman (Dale WilsonShears/Adult Ensemble): Yael ispleased to be appearing in Smile, herfirst production with the Ann Arbor CivicTheatre. Previous work: Annie-NationalTour; Iolanthe, Interact Theatre Company, Washington DC.
Liz Jaffe (Debra lee Davis, Eureka):This is Liz's third show at Ann ArborCivic Theatre and she is happy to beperforming at the Lydia Mendelsontheatre again. She was an Orphan inCivic Theatre's ANNIE, and Luisa inThe Sound of Music. She has alsoappeared as Marion in Huron HighSchool's The Music Man as well asseveral others. She would like to thankher family and friends for their constantsupport. She would like to give a special thanks to Kim and Becky Reik forwatching every pageant with her. Shewould also like to say "Hi RoommateMarit!" and "Thanks for everythingKristina" .Jordan St. John {Ted Farley) has appeared in numerous productions locally, including Guys and Dolls. Forum,and Carousel with wee and Jekyl andHyde with A2CT.Angela Johnson (Shawn Christianson,La Jolla): Angela is thrilled to be performing with A2CT again. Severalyears ago, she appeared in Civic'sproduction of Big River. She has alsoappeared in several YPT productionsincluding Little Shop of Horrors, andInto The Woods . She would like tothank Ron and Jaunelle for everythingnew that they've taught her, her familyfor their support, Elise, Greg and Brianand all her friends . Enjoy the show.Victoria Jones (Patty-Lynn Bird, ElCentro): This is Vicky's first show withA2CT, and is very glad she found it. Itgives her a real excuse to procrastinate. (J/K!!) She is a third year English Major at the University of Michigan.While in theatre in high school sheacted in many shows including Guysand Dolls, Carousel, and had the partof Minerva in Airline! She sends love toher family, friends and the UofM EvansScholars.Shannon Kantner {Valerie Sherman,Sacramento): Shannon is a student atSaline High School where she playsvarsity tennis and is a 10-year memberof Varsity Blues. She has appeared inYPrs L'il Abner as Stupefyin' Jones,Silver Dawn's Ruthless as Louise/Eve,and at SHS in The Sorcerer and Pip-pin. Shanni thanks her family for theirlove and support.Alexis Merte (Sandra-Kay MaCaffee,Bakersfield): Alexis is a student atPioneer High School. She enjoys singing, dancing and acting. This is herfirst show with A2CT, however she hasappeared in other shows. Most recently with the Pioneer Theatre Guildin How To Succeed in Business.Alexis would like to thank her family(Jo-Jo), titanic/iceberg , Rit-Rit, Ryan,and everyone else supporting her.Nancy Nicholson (Robin's Mother/Photographer/ Judge): This is Nancy'sfirst appearance on the Civic stage, infact it is her first performance sinceappearing in Carnival and Joseph andthe Amazing . back in High School.She auditioned for Smile because sheloves to sing and wanted to get moreinvolved in the community. Nancy isan immigration advisor to internationalstudents and lives in Ann Arbor withher husband and two dogs (one withonly three legs). She is thrilled to be apart of the show and plans to continuebeing involved in the theatre . Shewould like to say "thank you" to herfamily for their support and encouragement.Allison Pearlman (Joanne Marshall,2002 Young American Miss): Allison isa senior at Pioneer High School. Someof her favorite roles include: Sandy inGrease, Rosie Alverez in Bye ByeBirdie, Connie Miller in 1940's RadioHour, and Louise Bigalow in Carousel.She would like to thank her family andfriends and especially Ron and Jaunelle for giving her the opportunity toperform in Smile.Zack Pearlman (Micky): is thrilled to beappearing in Smile at A2CT.Chelsea Picken (Heidi Anderson , Anaheim): Chelsea is a student at SalineHigh School and has been passionateabout performing her whole life. Someof her favorite roles include Lita Enchore in Ruthless with Silver Dawnand Bonnie in Lil Abner with YPT.Chelsea is also a member of the girls'tennis team and a 3 year member of
the Varsity Blues Showchoir. She'd liketo say "I love you" to the fam , and"thank you" to the cast and crew for alltheir dedication and hard work. Andlastly to her friends, "You are all sobeautiful! Thanks for rocking my world!"Russell Shinabarger (Tony/ Parent/Judge): This is Russell's first production with A2CT. He is married withno children. He enjoys outdoor activities, singing and is very involved withhis church's music department.Kristin Ritter (Doria Hudson, YubaCity): Kristin is thrilled to be playing thepart of Doria in her first A2CT production. She is a senior at the Universityof Michigan where she has been seenin Godspell, Evita, West Side Story andmost recently as Kate Murphy in theMUSKET production of Titanic. Kristinthanks everyone, especially her family,K.S ., L.B., M.M for coming to the show.Elise L. Stempky (Brenda DiCarloFreelander): This is Elise's umpteenthproduction with A2CT and was lastseen as Miss B in Enter Laughing.From Ohio and a lifelong Clevelandsports fan , Elise is presently extremelyunhappy that the Brown's stink andJim Thome just ditched the Indians for87,000,000 cheesesteaks. Thanks toMatt for ignoring the screams.Becky Roberts (Linda Lee, San Francisco): Becky attends Churchill HighSchool in Livonia where she is a part ofits Creative and Performing Arts program and Choralation showchoir. Thisis Becky's 1st production with A2CT.She has been in many productions,including Joseph, Annie, Kiss Me Kate,Brigadoon, Pirates of Penzance andLes Miserables. She would like tothank everyone in the cast for being sonice and Ron for this exciting opportunity!Kristina Thompson (Robin Gibson,Antelope Valley): This is Kristina's firstproduction with A2CT, although shehas worked with both Ron and Jaunelle before as Patty Simcox in YPT'sGrease. She attends Community HighSchool and loves theater. She wouldlike to thank Ron & Jaunelle, the cast(especially Liz & Britta), and all of herfamily and friends.Marit Rogne (Gina Minelli, San LouisObispo): This is Marit's second showwith the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, herfirst being The Robber Girl in TheSnow Queen. She has appeared inseveral other productions. Her favoritesinclude Florindain in YPT's Into TheWoods and Helen Keller in The MiracleWorker. She would like to thank thecast and her friends and family forbeing so amazing and Janene for ridingthe pony at Meijer's with her. Shewould also like to say "hi" to her roommate Liz.Janene Sawers (Kimberly Lyons, PaloAlto): Janene is a student at PioneerHigh School. She is excited to be in herfirst Civic show. Janene has appearedin many musicals including a Secretaryin How To Succeed, Hope in Lil Abner,and Jan in Grease. She would like tothank Shammy, FAA-a long long wayto run, and Juan Bobo for their loveand humor.Ronald P. Baumanis (Director/ Choreographer): Fresh off his win as BestDirector for last season's The PajamaGame, this is Ron's 8th show forA2CT. Little known facts that (oddly)contributed to tonight's show: Ron wasa university cheerleader; he detestsaerobics of all sorts; and he once sawBert Parks stiff a waiter in NYC. Hisnext venture: directing Annie for S.A.P.this April. He is an avid UM hockey fanand donor and you can find him atYost for every home game and on theroad for most away games. Go Blue!Jaunelle Celaire (Musical Director) haspreviously musical directed Greaseand The Pajama Game with Ron. Sheis a doctoral student and graduatestudent instructor at UM and plans tocomplete her Doctor of Musical Artsdegree in May. She enjoys a musicalcareer as a teacher, soloist, conductorand performer. Most recently, Jaunellemusical directed Alice in Concert andLi'l Abner for YPT and appeared inUM's The Cunning Little Vixen. Shehold her BA in Voice Performance
from Anderson University, and herMasters of Music degree from BGSU.Martin Contreras (Stage Manager) hasperformed a variety of stage-relatedduties for A2CT in the past. He and lifepartner Keith Orr own Ann Arbor's\aut\BAR. Most recently, Martin designed the costumes for Follies at theMichigan Theatre, and last spring hedesigned and created the costumes forA2CT's Tommy. He has also appearedin several A2CT productions, includingJesus Christ Superstar several seasons ago.Hyde, and now Smile! He also appeared onstage in Jekyl and Hyde.Stop by and say hi at the soundboard!This production keeps Bob busy withboth wireless as well as hardwiredsound systems.Christian DeAngelis (Lighting Design)has previously worked with Ron on lastseason's The Pajama Game, as wellas last spring's Tommy. He is a lightingdesign student at UM.Anup Aurora (Lighting Design) is also alighting design student at UM. This ishis first work with A2CT.SMILE is produced by exclusive arrangement with Samuel French Incorporated.Sascha Demerjian (Properties) makesher A2CT debut with Smile! We envyher energy in juggling sashes, tubas,suit cases, and all the pageant gear!The current production was slightlyaltered from the Broadway productionby the original writer and director Howard Ashman prior to his death, and isthe only officially authorized performance version of the musical.Carla Garcia (Hair) has worked withA2CT in the past on several productions, and currently designs hair atHeidi's salon in Ann Arbor.Deborah Mahoney (Producer) hascreated many productions together withRon. She is also president of YPT. Herson Michael attends UM in the MusicalTheatre program. A2CT thanks her forher hard work and dedication to bringing good theatre to Ann Arbor audiences.Susan Pearlman (Costume Design)makes her A2CT debut costumingSmile! She previously worked with Ronon last season's production of Greaseat YPT. This marks a family affair forSusan, as her daughter Allison and sonZack are both in the cast as well!Bob Skon (Sound design) is nostranger to the A2CT stage and to theLydia Mendelssohn Theatre, havingcreated sound design for Evita, ThePajama Game, Tommy, Jekyl andANN ARBORCIVIC THEATRESMILE!Wishes to thank: Suzi Peterson and Cassie MannChelsea FlowersTobin Lake Studios, BrightonFantasy AtticUniversity Productions, UMBarry Larue, UProdMichigan Union Ticket OfficeTicketmasterThe videography used in thisproduction relies on the ViewSonicPJ501 LCD Projection System andthis was made financially possible bydirector Ronald P. Baumanis.
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