"Biloxi Blues" A New Play By Neil Simon

Directed by Bill Gonzalez. Produced by Armando Him & Bruce Quinn.

This was the first show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from September 15th through October 8th, 1988.

Cast: In Order of Appearance:

Christopher L. Etter as Roy Seiridge	Anthony Vega as Joseph Wykowski
Enrique De La Espriella O. as Don Carney	Richard McQuown as Eugene Morris Jerome
Leo Wiznitzer as Arnold Epstein	Mike Norman as Sgt. Merwin J. Toomey
Briton Clark as James Hennesey	Susan F. Norman as Rowena
Elizabeth Lee Stewart as Daisy Hannigan

Production Staff:

Susan F. Norman Assistant Director	Armando Him Stage Manager
Eddie Chism Assistant Stage Manager	Jason Gonzalez & Robert Goldsworthy Assistants to the Director
Bill Gonzalez Set & Lighting Design	Danny Norman & Danny McGee Light Crew
Jonathon Hoover Sound Effects	Bea McDonald Properties
Oscar Dominguez, Pat Lindley Dominguez, & Roberto Rodriguez Slides & Photography	Arthur Pollack Program Portraits
Lucille Baker House Manager	Markie Short Make-Up
Sue Vest Wigs	Bill Gonzalez Costume Design
Susan Norman, Bill Gonzalez, Armando Him, Lourdes Bottin, & Joan Manfredo Publicity

Set Construction: Adan Rivas, Juan Sing, Jason Gonzalez, Mike Norman, Robert Goldsworthy, Lee Stewart, Jonathon Hoover, Chris Etter, Michelle McLean, Laura Lippman, Danny Norman, Roberto Rodriguez, Leo Wiznitzer, Bill Gonzalez & Armando Him.
 

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"The Nerd" An American Comedy by Larry Shue.

Directed by Mitchell Swanson and Lucile Baker. Produced by Patricia Swanson.

This was the second show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from the 18th November through the 10th December 1988.

Cast: In Order of Appearance:

Larry Vierra as Willum Cubbert	Pattie Matthews as Tansy McGinnis
George M. Childers as Axel Hammond	Francis Icaza as Warnock Waldgrave
Brenda Camp as Clelia Waldgrave	Patrick Cuddihee as Thor Waldgrave
Richard F.McQuown as Rick Steadman (the Nerd)

Production Staff:

Director - Mitchell Swanson	Producer - Patricia Swanson
Asst. Director - Lucille Baker	Stage Manager - Armando Him
Set Design - Mitchell Swanson	Set Construction - Bob Apold, Lucille, Mike & Michael Baker, Mike & Vicky Cuddihee, Alberto Garcia, Donna Gilbert, Armando Him, Carlos Lam, Becky Lieberman, JoAnne & Rob Mitchell, Dave Perata, Alexandra Rossan, Mitch & Pat Swanson
Properties - Mike Baker, Bea McDonald	Properties Asst. - Alys Allen, Michele Baker, Tanya Haines, Leah Izbicki
Sound & Lighting Design - Roger Penn, Dave Perata	Sound & Sound Technicians - Kenneth Icaza, Jeff Slater
Costumes - Lourdes Bottin	Hair & Makeup - Michele Baker, Leah Izbicki
Stage Crew - Enrique de La Espriella, Aaron Izbicki	Box Office & Reservations - Shirley, Johanna & Scott Leffler
Poster & Cover Design - Brenda Lane	Program, Advertising - Patricia Swanson
Photography - Dottie White	Publicity - Lourdes Bottin, Patricia Swanson
Bar - Mike Baker	Gala Committee - Caroline Hall

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"Home For The Holidays" A Christmas Program by -------------.

Directed by----- and -----. Produced by----- and -----.

This was the Holiday Program of the season. 2 Performances were given on the 17th December 1988.

Cast: In Order of Appearance:

 

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Production Staff:

 

Director -	Producer -
Asst. Director -	Stage Manager -
Set Design -	Set Construction -
Creative Art on Set -	Properties
Sound Design -	Sound Technician -
Lighting Design -	Lighting Technician -
Costumes -	Hair & Makeup -
Stage Crew -	Box Office & Reservations -
Invitations, Poster & Cover Design -	Program, Advertising -
Photography -	Publicity -
Bar -	Security -
Gala Committee -	Website Support -

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" Nunsense " A Musical Comedy - Book & Lyrics By Dan Goggin

 Directed by Bruce Quinn. Musical Direction by Melanie Bales. Produced by Brenda Lane.

This was the second show this season, with performances opening Friday, ----- and running Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through -----.

Cast: In Order of Appearance:

Toni Fisher Millard as Sister Mary Regina	JoAnne Mitchell as Sister Mary Hubert
Bea McDonald as Sister Robert Anne	Agnes Santomenno as Sister Mary Amnesia
Linda Dahlstrom as Sister Mary Leo

Musicians:

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"Greater Tuna" A Comedy by Jaston Williams, Joe Sear & Ed Howard

Directed by Jerry Brees. Produced by JoAnne Mitchell.

This was the last show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from the 17th March through the 1st April 1989.

Cast:

Kenneth Millard as many different small town characters

Toy Armstrong as many different small town characters

Production Staff:

Director - Jerry Brees	Producer - JoAnne Mitchell
Asst. Director - Bob Apold	Stage Manager - Lourdes Bottin
Set Design - Jerry Brees	Set Construction - Jerry Brees, Bob Apold, Jason Peck, Dave Perata, Mitch Swanson, Mike Baker, Janet Goertz, Bruce Quinn, Angie Barajas
Properties - Janet Goertz	Sound Technician - Alys Allen
Lighting Design - Dave Perata	Lighting Technician - Jason Peck
Costumes - Janet Goertz	Hair & Makeup - Cast
House Manager - Lucille Baker	Box Office & Reservations - Shirley Leffler
Poster & Cover Design - Angie Barajas	Program, Advertising - JoAnne Mitchell
Bar - JoAnne Mitchell	Gala Committee -  George Childers

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