Production Staff:

Bruce Quinn - Director	Caroline Hall - Producer
Merrill Espey - Musical Director	Vera Bomford - Choreographer
Bruce Quinn - Associate Producer	Barbara Sanders - Assistant Music Director
Steve Belok & Dan Kuhn - Co-Stage Managers	Bruce Quinn - Lighting & Set Design
Melinda Hatchett - Lighting Technician	Sue Vest - Costume Design & Coordinator
Flower Griffin - Make Up	Holly Wisner - Properties
Caroline Hall & Bruce Quinn - Program	George Childers & Bruce Quinn - Publicity
Bruce Quinn - Poster & Program Art	Jerry Brees - House Manager
Jerry Brees & Janet Goertz Box Office & Reservations	Bill Gonzalez & Susan Norman Bar

Set Construction: Bruce Quinn, Steve Belock, Jeannie Brockhausen, Steven Bennett, Susan Bennett, Rochelle Beverly, Bridgit Brockhausen, Kurt Brockhausen, Cathy Buttimer, Connie Buttimer, Tim Denley, Kenneth Googe, Caroline Hall, Erin Hatchett, Melinda Hatchett, Kevin Johnson, Mike Jorgansen, Dan Kuhn and Hilberto Valdez.
 

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" Caught In The Villain's Web " A Melodrama by Herbert E. Swayne

Directed by Mitch Swanson and Produced by Pat Swanson.

This was the second show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from October 3rd through the 18th, 1986.

Cast: In Order of Appearance:

Soly Greco as Felicity Fair	Billy Petkidis as Malvern Larkfield
Sue Vest as Mrs. Regina Larkfield	Audrey Lee Alves as Lona Larkfield
Kenneth Googe as Brockton	Sara Clark as Denise
Bill Gonzalez as The "Evil" Cyril Bothingwell	Carls Rodgers as Nella Hargrave
Catherine Goodrich as Mrs. Geraldine Hargrave	Ed Hatchett as Dr. Hugo Belch
Fran Banasick as The Pianist	Jack Ullrich as The Emcee
Lucille Baker & Purvis Hamm as The Law Enforcement Officers	Rob McFarland as "El Mago"
Nicholas L. Unger as Flim-Flam Man

With special appearances by Ann Beers, Betty Blanchette, Nancy Dirkes & Linda Jones," The Sweet Adelines. "

Production Staff:

Armando Him & Sue Norman Co-Stage Managers	Jerry Brees Lighting Design
Mitch Swanson Set Design	Catherine Scribner Costumes
Rudy Cazabon, Wanda Fanning, Anita Seifert, & Thomas Leckey Lighting & Sound Techies	Kevin Johnson, Bea McDonald & Pat Swanson Properties
Armando Him Make-Up	Joe's Happy Hair Hair Consultants
Angela Mayers Hair Stylist	Bill Gonzalez Photography
Caroline Hall, Sue Norman & Pat Swanson Program	George Childers, JoAnne Mitchell & Sue Norman Publicity
Mitch Swanson Poster & Program Cover Art	Jerry Brees House Manager
Gail & Jess Totten Box Office & Reservations	Sue Norman Bar Manager
JoAnne Mitchell Gala

Set Construction: Mitch Swanson assisted by: Audrey Alves, Sara Clark, Bill Gonzalez, Eddie Goodrich, Ken Googe, Melanie Googe, Warren Gordon, Armando Him, Danny Norman, Jeff Norman, Mike Norman, Sue Norman, Billy Petkidis, and Pat Swanson.
 

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" Snoopy, the Musical " Book by Charles M. Schultz Associates, Music by Larry Grossman, Lyrics by Hal Hackady

This was the third show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from November 21st through December 13th, 1986

Cast: In Order of Appearance:

George Childers as Snoopy	Fred Brockhausen as Charlie Brown
Carmen Garcia as Peppermint Patty	Caroline S. Hall as Lucy
Mark Norton as Linus	Susan Pylant as Woodstock
Susan Sweet as Sally

Musicians:

Production Staff:
 

Janet Goertz & Jerry Brees Choreographers	Frank Mitchell & Jo Anne Mitchell Assistant Producers
Toni Millard Stage Manager	Bob Clay Assistant Stage Manager
Tammy Norton Assistant to the Directors & Dance Captain	Jerry L. Hall Lighting Design
Jerry Brees Set Design	Shirley Leffler Properties
Rudy Cazabon, Ken Googe & Billy Petkidis Lighting Technicians	Elaine Brewer & Frank Mitchell Woodstock's Costume
George Childers, Bob Clay & JoAnne Mitchell Publicity	Arthur Pollack Photography
Karen Timko & Dave Young Stage Art	Jerry Brees Poster Art
Joan Manfredo Program Cover & Design	Barbara Cairns Comic Strip Dialogue
Gail & Jess Totten Box Office & Reservations	Heather Pylant & Tammy Norton House Managers
Jeannie Brockhausen & Kathy Engle Gala

Set Construction: Dan Kuhn assisted by: Jerry Brees, Fred Brockhausen, George Childers, Caroline Hall, Alicia Kuhn, Lauren Kuhn, Niki Kuhn, JoAnne Mitchell, Rob Mitchell, Tammy Norton, Billy Petkidis, Brandon Sweet, Susan Sweet, Jess Totten & Julia Totten.

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" There's No Business Like Show Business"
A Broadway Musical Review for the Holidays

Directed by JoAnne Mitchell and Jerry Brees. Produced by Jerry Brees.

This was the Year's Holiday show with 2 performances on Saturday, December 20, 1986. It was sponsored by Hallmark.

Cast: In Order of Appearance:

Fred Bales	Jerry Brees
Ken Millard	JoAnne Mitchell
Heather Pylant	Sharon Smith
Gail Totten

Production Staff:

Piano - Gail Totten	Set & Lighting Design - Jerry Brees
Costumes - The Cast	Lighting - Soly Grecco's Flame
Bar - Bob Apold & George Childers	Box Office & Reservations - Jess Totten

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" Nourish The Beast " An Adult Comedy by Steve Tesich

Directed by George M. Childers, Produced by Brenda Lane.

This was the third show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from January 30th through 14 February 1987.

Cast - In Order of Appearance:

Toni Millard as Goya	Ken Millard as Mario
Ed Hatchett as Old Man	Jerry Brees as Bruno
Audrey Alves as Sylvia	Jess Totten as Adolf & Studley
Gary Steinkohl as Criminal	Jack Ullrich as Client

Production Staff:

JoAnne Mitchell Assistant to the Director & Producer	Shirley Leffler, Terry Goldfarb & Rudy Cazabon Stage Managers
Mark Anduss- Lights	Kenneth Googe- Sound
Bruce Quinn- Set Design	Brenda Camp, Tina Child, Bob Clay & Sue Vest- Properties
Brenda Lane & JoAnne Mitchell - Program	Jeanne Brockhausen & Susan Sweet - Stage Artwork
Ken Darlington- Make Up Consultant	Brenda Lane - Program & Poster Art
Arthur Pollack- Photography	Jerry Brees- House Manager
Jess & Gail Totten- Box Office & Reservations	Sue Norman- Bar Manager

Set Construction: Bruce Quinn, Steven Bennett, Susan Bennett, Jeanne Brockhausen, David Sweet, Bob Apold, Leonardo Blancas, Rob Mitchell, JoAnne Mitchell, George Childers and Brenda Lane.

 

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" MASS APPEAL " A Play by Bill C. Davis

Directed by Caroline Hall, Assisted by JoAnne Mitchell. Produced by Patricia Swanson.

This was the sixth show of the 1986/87 season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from March 20th through April 4th

Cast - In Order of Appearance:

John Mayles as Father Tim Farley

Sam Scribner as Mark Dolson

Production Staff:

Kenneth Googe Stage Manager	Jerry Hall Lighting Design
Jerry Brees Lights	JoAnne Mitchell Sound
Bruce Quinn & Mitch Swanson Set Design	Ann MaylesProperties
Caroline Hall & Patricia Swanson Program	George Childers Publicity
Arthur Pollack Photography	Jerry Brees House Manager
Jess & Gail Totten Box Office & Reservations	Sue Norman Bar Manager
Linda Drga, Lesley Hauser, Anne Muse & Patricia Swanson Gala Committee

Set Construction: Mark Anduss, Bob Apold, Jeanne Brockhausen, Kurt Brockhausen, Kenneth Googe, Caroline Hall, Garrett Hall, Jerry Hall, Kevin Johnson, Bruce Quinn, Mitch Swanson and Patricia Swanson.

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" Gypsy " Book by Arthur Laurents, Gypsy Rose Lee and Stephen Sondheim, Music by Jule Styne and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

Directed by Bruce Quinn. Produced by Susan Sweet.

This was the seventh and final show of this busy season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from May 8th through June 13th, 1987.

Cast - In Order of Appearance:

Tom Pierce as Uncle Jocko	Sean Lichtenberger as George
Danny Norman as Sammy	Bridget Brockhausen as Balloon Girl
Kristen Kirkby as Baby Louise	Joy Lynne Engleke as Baby June
JoAnne Mitchell as Rose	Edward Hatchett as Pop
Robert Mitchell, Danny Norman, Buddy Bottin & Brian Caffery as NewsBoys	Tom Pierce as Weber
Michael Baker as Herbie	Tammy Norton as Louise - as an adolescent
Adrienne Oliver as June - as an adolescent	Jerry Brees as Tulsa
Richard McQuown as Yonkers	as
Jorge Luis Garcia as Angie	Damien Oliver as L.A.
David Patton as KJringelein	Edward Hatchett as Mr. Goldstone
Lucille Baker as Miss Crachitt	Sharon Smith as Louise - as an adult
Melanie Lawlor as Agnes	Judy Holloman as Marjorie May
Johanna Leffler as Edna	Mary Peck as Gail
Cathy Buttimer as Dolores	Bridget Brockhausen as Thelme
Fred Brockhausen as Pastey	as
Jeanne Brockhausen as Tessie Tura	Bea McDonald as Miss Mazzeppa
Richard McQuown as Cigar	Shirley Blumberg Leffler as Electra
Connie Buttimer as Renee	Edward Hatchett as Phil
Marcos Alvarez as Bourgeron-Cochon	Omar Rosario & Mario Guerrero as the Cow
Kelly McQuown as the Waitress	Pokey McQuown as Chow Mein - The dog

Jeanne Brockhausen, Connie Buttimer, Kelly McQuown, Cathy Buttimer, Danny Norman, Bryan Caffrey and Sean Litchenberger as The Stage Mothers, Neighbors and Contestants.
Musicians:

Jorge Luis Pujol R. Director & Synthesizer	Ken Darlington Pianist
Tammy Norton Pianist	Johanna Leffler Pianist
Fred Bales Bass Guitar	Ralph Smith Drummer

Production Staff:

Vera Bomford Choreographer	Toni Fisher Millard Assistant Director
Bob Apold Stage Manager	Ken Darlington & Tammy Norton Rehearsal Pianists
Bruce Quinn Lighting & Set Design	Jerry L. Hall Lighting Consultant
Maria Lourdes Bottin Costume Coordinator	Kelly McQuown & Margaret Leigh Properties
Mike Robinson Program & Poster Design	Sue Vest, Luis Martinez, Elaine Brewer, Felisa Hinz & Emily McClean Costume Designs
George Childers, Bob Apold & Bruce Quinn Publicity	Arthur Pollack Photography
Tom Leavy Revolving Stage Design	Alex & Stephanie Hinek Revolving Stage Construction & Operation
Susan Sweet & Bruce Quinn Program	Brenda Lane Cow'sHead & Placards
Jess Totten Box Office & Reservations	Jerry Brees, Tammy Norton & Heather Pylant House Committee
Bill Gonzalez & Susan Norman Bar

Set Construction: Bob Apold, Mike Baker, Jeannie Brockhausen, Ken Googe, Alex Hinek, Stephanie Hinek, Dan Kuhn, Tom Leavy, Richard McQuown and Bruce Quinn.
 

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