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Fort Findlay PlayhouseTHE FORTELLOctober 2018Shirley Nebergall, EditorFort Findlay PlayhouseEstablished October 13, 1954Incorporated April 22, 1955300 W Sandusky StFindlay, Ohio 45840419-423-7168Website: www.fortfindlayplayhouse.orgFacebook: The Fort Findlay Playhouse (FFP)FFP Board of TrusteesPresident: Samantha HenryV.President: Andrew ConwaySecretary: Megan MeyerTreasurer: Wes TaylorPatrick Davism James FoustRob StaufferJim TothCasey WurmTerm lter@gmail.comwataylor@woh.rr.comsancho 43402@yahoo.com20202019202120212019one and 2halfmen@hotmail.com casey.rebal@gmail.com2019Other ContactsFFP Patrons: ffppatrons@gmail.comFFP Webmaster: jaysmith@fortfindlay.comMeetingsBoard: 1st Wednesday of the monthGeneral Membership: 4th Wednesday of the month(If a meeting night falls on a final dress,board meetings are typically moved to the followingMonday. GM meetings aren’t rescheduled.)Fortell StaffEditor: Shirley Nebergall (shirleynebergall@yahoo.com)Proofing: Alicia CregerShow Clip Art: Brad & Erica BickhartPhotos: Kay Arico, Tom Miller,Shirley Nebergall, FacebookContributors: Tom MillerNext Issue’s Deadline5 p.m., Saturday, December 15(Deadline for all issues - 5 p.m.on the 15th of even numbered months)Box OfficeFort Findlay Playhouse tickets can be purchasedonline by going to tickets.fortfindlayplayhouse.org24/7 during ticket sale dates only. They can alsobe purchased by calling the FFP Box Officeat 567-525-3636 or in person at the playhouse(300 W. Sandusky Street) during box office hours.Box Office hours areMonday - Wednesday, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.(Online ticket sales close 2 hours beforecurtain on show nights. Unsold or unclaimedtickets will be sold at the door.House opens 1/2 hour before curtain.)OCTA Website: www.OCTA1953.orgArsenic and Old LaceAuditions AnnouncedFFP is pleased to announce auditions for the Decemberproduction of Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring.Arsenic and Old Lace opened on Broadway in 1941. It was an immediate hit andhas continued to be one of the most popular American plays for over 70 years.The story revolves around the two charming old maid Brewster sisters. Abby andMartha pursue a mission of mercy by helping homeless and lonely men escapea life of sadness by poisoning them and burying the bodies in the cellar. Assistedby Teddy, a brother who believes he is Theodore Roosevelt, all goes well untilnephew Mortimer discovers one of the bodies. To further complicate matters, anunexpected visit by brother Jonathan, a serial killer, and his intoxicated friend, Dr.Einstein, throws the family into even more turmoil.Arsenic and Old Lace was the first production staged in our theatre at 300 W.Sandusky St. on October 17, 1968. It has presented four times at FFP: in 1968,1986, 2000 & 2010.Vicki McClurkin, director, and Sarah Olesky, producer, will be holding auditionsat the playhouse (300 W. Sandusky St.) on Monday, October 29 and Tuesday,October 30 at 7:30 p.m. Please arrive early to complete an audition form. If youhave questions about auditions, contact the director at mcclurkin@findlay.edu.If you are interested in working on a technical committee for this show, pleasecontact the producer at missolesky@gmail.com. The casting committee will belooking for three women and eleven men. The roles to be filled are: AbbyBrewster (55-75), Martha Brewster (55-75), Elaine Harper (18-25), MortimerBrewster (25-30), Teddy Brewster (25-35), Jonathan Brewster (30-40), Dr.Einstein (30-50), Dr. Reverend Harper (40-60), Officer O’Hara (20-40), Mr.Witherspoon (40-60), Lieutenant Rooney (20-40), Officer Brophy (20-40),Officer Klein (20-40), and Mr. Gibbs (60-70).Presented through special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.,Arsenic and Old Lace will run December 6-9 & 14-16 at the playhouse. TheSunday performances begin at 5 p.m.; all other performances begin at 8 p.m.The house opens 30 minutes prior to the performance.Benefactors and Angels may make ticket arrangements beginning Monday,November 19, and Patrons and Single Patrons on Tuesday, November 20.General public tickets go on sale November 26, and are 12.Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 beginning November 26, by going totickets.fortfindlayplayhouse.org. They can also be purchased by calling theFFP Box Office at (567) 525-3636 or in person at the playhouse (300 W.Sandusky Street) during box office hours, Monday - Wednesday, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Page 2Congratulationsto thecast and crew ofDeathtrapFront Row (l-r):Vicki Garner, Amy Berger,Jean Daniel, andJordan GottschalkBack Row: J.R. Smith,Tyrek Hyde, Ray Munoz,m James Foust, andMegan MeyerFinal Performances for DeathtrapSave the date: May 22, 2019We’ve had a Masquerade party, a 50s SockHop, and A New Season’s Eve Celebration,now what will we do? The 2019 FFP AnnualBanquet theme will be announced viaFacebook with a live video on February 1st.Deathtrap will run October 26-28 at the playhouse. TheSunday performances begin at 5 p.m.; all otherperformances begin at 8 p.m. The house opens 30 minutesprior to the performance. Tickets may be purchased online24/7, by going to tickets.fortfindlayplayhouse.org. They canalso be purchased by calling the FFP Box Office at(567) 525-3636, in person at the playhouse (300 W. SanduskyStreet) during box office hours, Monday - Wednesday,11 a.m. - 3 p.m or at the door the evening of the show.Directed by J.R. Smith and produced by Megan Meyer, thecast consists of: Ray Munoz (Sidney Bruhl), Tyrek Hyde(Clifford Anderson), m James Foust (Porter Milgram), JeanDaniel (Myra Bruhl), and Amy Berger (Helga Ten Dorp).Deathtrap is presented through special arrangement withDramatists Play Service, Inc.Rest in PeaceSandy OsborneCondolences to the family and friendsof Sandra S. "Sandy" Osborne (76)who passed away peacefully at her residence onTuesday, August 28, 2018. Sandy was fondlyreferred to as ‘The Ticket Lady’ as she took ticketorders out of her home and worked the front doorfor 14 seasons. Sandy didn’t appear on stage, but helpedworked back stage on several shows doing props,set dressing, set crew, set painting, and house.Memorials may be made to the Humane Society& SPCA of Hancock County, 4550 FostoriaAvenue, Findlay, Ohio 45840.Jerry and Sandy Osborne standing beside their car at the 1989 banquet,a 50s Party (photo originally published in the June 1989 Fortell).
Page 3FFP Goes to the Hancock County FairMaking its fourth appearance at the fair on Labor Day weekend, the FFPbooth was located in booth #49 in the Merchants Building.Visitors to the booth were treated to pictures and videos of pastperformances as well as a costume display. They could also register forour daily and grand prize raffles. Two tickets were given away daily forthe FFP production of Deathtrap. The lucky winners of these tickets wereCarolyn Chase, Katie Fleck, Josh Huff, Marsha McDaniel, Sue Williams,and Brian Wilt. The grand prize was a patron package for the 2018-2019season which was won by Nancy Stephani. Congratulations everyone!A big thank you to George Rustemeyer for all his work and organizationand to all the FFP members who took time out of their holiday weekend to work the booth. Those volunteers were: AndreaAdams-Miller, Heather & Brent Beggs, Erica & Brad Bickhart, Kellie Bibler, Sheryl Burtch, Laurie Butler, Linda England, JuanFlores, m James Foust, Vickie & John Garner, Samantha Henry, J & Pat Ladd, Julie Lane, CJ Miller, Krista Miller, Tom Miller,Heidi & Ray Munoz, George Rustemeyer, J.R. Smith, Mark Thomas, Jim & Linda Toth, Aeryn Williams, and Casey Wurm.Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk to us. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!Invite your Family and Friends On a CruiseSail on the Carnival Conquest out of Miami, Florida. Grab the specialOCTA Northwest rate while cabins last.Important information:Deposit of 25.00 per person is due 10/26/18.Remaining balance of 250.00 per person is due on 3/13/19.Final payment is due 5/27/19, depending on your room category.An option to make payments through this time is available,as long as final payment is made by 5/27.Excursions at ports are not included.The price includes cruise, port taxes and gratuities.Transfers can be added to port/airport once your airfare is booked.Balcony stateroom is 1230.17 per personOcean view 1060.17 per personInterior stateroom 950.17 per personContact Tammy Fitch at 419-309-1005 to make arrangements.“50 Year FFP Gala Extravaganza”celebrating 50 years ofpresenting live theater in thecurrent location - August 25 & 26
Page 4University ofFindlayOrientationService ProjectIn August, during theUniversity of Findlayorientation weekend, newstudents, along with facultyand staff of the university,volunteer at many localnon-profit agencies,churches, and schools.The Orientation ServiceProject introduces allfirst-year students to thecommunity while meetingthe local community’sneeds at the same time.August 18 was the 15thannual Orientation ServiceProject for the Universityand the 12th year that FFPbenefited from this day.We had a morning andafternoon session thathelped with landscaping,mulching, painting,costumes, set building,props, and tighteningloose seats in theauditorium. We are verypleased to have their helpeach year.Tom Miller organized theday and FFP peopleworking alongside thestudents were: m JamesFaust, Heidi Raymond,Jack Raymond, DawnRose, Pete Rose, KaitlynRose, Kylie Rose, GeorgeRustemeyer, and AerynWilliams.
Page 5“OCTA Rocks”By Shirley Nebergall,FFP’s OCTA Delegate“OCTA Rocks” was the theme for this year’s OhioCommunity Theatre Association annual conference.Thespians from Ohio and beyond gathered over the LaborDay weekend in Worthington, Ohio, at the Crowne PlazaNorth to celebrate OCTA’s 65th anniversary.There were 363 people registered for the weekend with 120of those being first-time attendees. They could watch 14excerpts invited to perform at state from the 41 presented atthe six regionals held over the courseFFP membersof the summer. After each excerpt, aattendingthis year’spanel of three adjudicators each gaveOCTAConferencethree-minute critiques to the cast andwere: Andrew Conway,crew. These critiques often includeJordan Gottschalk,ways that could possibly improve theSamantha Henry,production. The excerpts can alsoShirleyNebergall, Wesgive a look into plays and musicalsTaylor,Aerynthat theaters might want to seeWilliams,Marty &performed in their local theater.CathyWilliams,andThis year, attendees were treated toCaseyWurmcomedies, dramas, and musicals.When attendeeswere not watchingthe excerpts, therewere also sixteendifferent workshopsavailable. During theannual meeting onSaturday, boardmembers anddelegates votedThis year’s conference include signlanguage interpreters. These ladies did a to accept theredistricting plan togood job with some difficult shows.go to eight regionsinstead of the current six. The two new regions will be Eastand North. The eight regions will be Northwest, North,Northeast, West, Central, East, Southwest, and Southeast.This was done to make each region more similar in size.This coming year will not change, as many things have tobe set in place. The election for the board was also held.Northwest members of the board are Joe Barton (President),Millie Butts, Grant Perry, Jason Niemeyer, Jesse Bernal, andMichelle Johnson.During the evening hours, there were games, parties, anMTI sing-a-long and, of course, time to catch up with OCTAfriends. On Sunday evening there was a banquet, as well asa 50s dance, costume contest, and games.At the Monday breakfast buffet, awards were presented for allareas of theater. FFP’s season brochure, designed by Brad &Erica Bickhart, received a Merit in Brochure Design. Theplayhouse’s website, created by J.R. Smith and maintainedby J.R. Smith and George Rustemeyer, received awards forMerit in use of Graphics, Excellence in Use of OCTA Logo,and Outstanding in Digital Content. In my role as Fortelleditor, I received awards for Excellence in OCTA News,Outstanding in Use of Graphics and Photography,Outstanding in Masthead Design and Layout, Outstanding inWriting and Overall Quality, and 1st Place Overall NewsletterDesign.In my role as OCTA Delegate, I received an award forOutstanding Delegate of the year for the NW Region. Severalawards were received by other NW theaters and the NWRegion will berepresented at the AACT(American Association ofCommunity Theaters)Regional III Festivalin Kokomo, Indiana inApril of 2019 with theActors CollaborativeToledo production ofA Life by Adam Bock.The finale of the luncheon on Monday was the presentationof the theme for the 2019 state conference to be held inPerrysburg, Ohio, at the Hilton Garden Inn (6165 LevisCommons Blvd.) and Owens Center for Fine and PerformingArts (30335 Oregon Rd Perrysburg, Ohio 43551) over theLabor Day weekend (August 30 – September 2).The theme is “OCTA Seasonsof Love”, and is hosted by theNorthwest Region, with JesseBernal and Michelle Johnson asco-conference chairs. Over thecourse of the weekend, we willcelebrate St. Patrick’s Day, Fourth of July, Halloween,Christmas, New Year’s Eve (with a ball drop and a toast),and Valentine’s Day (best Valentine’s box will win an award).There will be two costume contests (Halloween and NewYear’s baby/Father Time), so there arelots of options on what to wear!There will be several options onRegistering: with or without meals, with orwithout excerpts, everything but meals, ora full package. More details about the2019 state conference can be read in the“OCTA for Dummies” guide, which can befound at www.OCTA1953.org,Conference Hotel Venue ChangedThe French Quarter is being sold in April, so OCTA haschosen the Hilton Garden Inn as the new conferencevenue. The hotel is located at 6165 Levis CommonsBlvd., Perrysburg, Ohio, 43551 (419-873-0700).Booking information will be forthcoming.
Page 6What to see in the NorthwestRegion and other local theatersSlasherOctober 26 - November 4Toledo Repertoire Theatre (Main Stage) - Toledowww.toledorep.org419-243-9277TrumboNovember 2 - 4Fremont Community Theatre - Chitty Chitty Bang BangNovember 2 - 10Oregon Community Theatre - ppinNovember 8 - 11Cutting Edge Theatre Company - hNovember 8 - 11Heidelberg University - Tiffinwww.gundlachtheatre.org419-448-2305The Complete History of America (abridged)November 9 -10Harlequins, Inc. - oose: The MusicalNovember 16 - 18Waterville Playshop - Watervillewww.watervilleplayshop.org419-270-1204A Christmas CarolNovember 30 - December 2Toledo Repertoire Theatre (Main Stage) - Toledowww.toledorep.org419-243-9277Making God LaughNovember 30 - December 8Bellevue society for the Arts – m419-484-2787A Christmas StoryNovember 30 - December 9Amil Tellers of Dramatics - Limawww.amiltellers.org800-944-1441It's A Wonderful LifeNovember 30 - December 9Playmakers Civic Theatre - Port Clintonwww.pcplaymakers.org419-734-5044Agatha Crusty and the Village Hall MurdersNovember 30 - December 9Williams County Community Theatre – -6400Dashing Through the SnowDecember 1 - 9Van Wert Civic Theatre - Van Wertwww.vwct.org419-238-9689Parade!November 9 - 11Perrysburg Musical Theatre - Perrysburgwww.perrysburgmusicaltheatre.org via websiteJoys of the HolidaysDecember 7 - 9Fremont Community Theatre - The Undeniable Sound of Right NowNovember 9 - 17Village Players - Toledowww.thevillageplayers.org419-472-6817Best Christmas Pageant EverDecember 7 - 16Bucyrus Little Theatre - e: The MusicalNovember 9 - 18Black Swamp Players - Bowling Greenwww.blackswampplayers.orgbsplayer@wcnet.org - subject line "tickets"Christmas CabaretDecember TBAStar Players - Upper Sanduskywww.starplayers.net419-294-1411
Page 7LOOKING AHEAD(all events take place at FFP unless otherwise noted)DeathtrapThu. - Sat., October 18-20Fri. - Sat., October 26-27Sun. October 21 & 288:00 p.m.8:00 p.m.5:00 p.m.General Membership MeetingWed., October 247:30 p.m.Auditions Arsenic and Old LaceMon.- Tue., October 29-307:30 p.m.Board MeetingWed., November 77:30 p.m.Tickets for Arsenic and Old LaceBenefactors & AngelsPatrons & Single PatronsGeneral PublicMon., November 19Tue., November 20Mon., November 26567-525-3636Mon. - Wed.11 a.m. - 3 p.m.General Membership MeetingWed., November 287:30 p.m.Arsenic and Old LaceThu. - Sat., December 6-8Fri. - Sat., December 14-15Sun. December 9 & 168:00 p.m.8:00 p.m.5:00 p.m.Board MeetingWed., December 107:30 p.m.Fortell DeadlineSat., December 155:00 p.m.Auditions Daddy’s Dyin, Who’s Got the Will?Mon.- Tue., December 17-187:30 p.m.General Membership MeetingWed., December 267:30 p.m.Board MeetingWed., January 27:30 p.m.Auditions for the One ActsSun. - Mon., January 6-77:30 p.m.Tickets for Daddy’s Dyin, Who’s Got the Will?Benefactors & AngelsPatrons & Single PatronsGeneral PublicMon., January 21Tue., January 22Mon., January 28567-525-3636Mon. - Wed.11 a.m. - 3 p.m.General Membership MeetingWed., January 237:30 p.m.Daddy’s Dyin, Who’s Got the Will?Thu. - Sat., February 7-9Fri. - Sat., February 15-16Sun. February 10 & 178:00 p.m.8:00 p.m.5:00 p.m.Board MeetingMon., February 117:30 p.m.Fortell DeadlineFri., February 155:00 p.m.2018-2019 NW Regional RepsMitchell Antesky: bumrrr@gmail.comHarley Antesky: boyharly@hotmail.comJulie Bermudez: dbermude20@hotmail.comTammy & Dave Fitch: dfitch@bex.netBrittney Kupresanin: bseigne@gmail.comFacebook: OCTA's Northwest RegionWebsite: www.octanorthwest.comEmail: octanorthwest@gmail.comState website: www.octa1953.org2019 Regional: June 8-9 - Owens Community CollegeCenter for Fine and Performing Arts30335 Oregon Rd., Perrysburg, Ohio 43551
Arsenic and Old Lace FFP is pleased to announce auditions for the December production of Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring. Arsenic and Old Lace opened on Broadway in 1941. It was an immediate hit and has continued to be
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