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However, running a small theater company in Wisconsin is not without challenges. From learning the ropes regarding IRS paperwork, to the constant battle with the non-profit world’s least favorite ‘F-word’ (funding), the struggles have been all too real for Outskirts. But speed bumps aside, Albrechtson now has the help of a dedicated staff that shares his passion for edgy theater.
“Outskirts actually started as an assignment for a class I was taking,” Ryan Albrechtson, Producing Artistic Director of Outskirts Theatre, stated when asked about how his young theater company came into being.
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Ryan Albrechtson is the Producing Artistic Director at Outskirts Theatre. Photo credit: Rob Lundskow.
“I felt that the word ‘edgy’ came with a negative connotation, especially to donors,” Albrechtson explained. While researching other words that meant edgy, he came across the word ‘outskirts’. “Living on the edge, breaking boundaries, moving away from what’s already being done – it just made sense.”
Outskirts certainly reflected a boundarybreaking mentality with their first production, Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal. The play is a dark, unauthorized parody of Charlie Brown and the Peanuts characters,
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While majoring in Theatre Arts at Carroll University, Albrechtson was encouraged to minor in Carroll’s reimagined Fine Arts Administration program. One of the first assignments required students to create their own fictional arts organization, complete with a name, logo, mission, bylaws, season selection, and other “Aboutdetails.halfway through the semester I sat down with my professor and asked her, ‘Since I’m doing all this work, why not realize it? I could do this for real.’ So I registered as a corporation, applied for non-profit status and boom – I was a small business owner.”
Edgy theater, which is at the core of what Outskirts Theatre is all about and has been since the beginning.
Outskirts Theatre Adds Youthful Vibrancy to Milwaukee Theatre Scene
At age 22, Albrechtson may be one of the youngest (if not the youngest) artistic directors spearheading a theatrical production team for one of Milwaukee’s newest theatre companies. But the trajectory of Outskirts theatre is bold and bright with its youthful leadership at the helm.
And audiences – both young and old – continue to “We’ve certainly got a following, a lot of the same people filling our seats,” Albrechtson mentioned, indicating that the audiences do tend to skew younger more and more. “I think a big piece of that is the work we are doing. It tends to lend itself to a younger audience, and engage them in a way that maybe theatre hasn’t done before.”
Show elements Outskirts’ diverse audiences (and the artists working with them) have responded positively to and “Thereappreciate.isn’t
The younger audiences may also be drawn to the low ticket prices, midnight performances, free preshow pizza, drinks in the theatre, and other tactics Outskirts is utilizing to make the theatre a welcoming – and affordable – place to spend the evening. It is an exciting time for Outskirts, what with their gradual audience growth, a new mailing address and brand-new office space in downtown Waukesha, and their third season kicking off in February, which will include a love story, a drama, and their first-ever solo-produced musical. But after this season? “Expect aerial fabrics, new works, bigger musicals, puppets…whatever it is, it’ll be on edge.” Albrechtson concluded, with a mischievous grin. Outskirts begins their third season in February, Love Letters. The remainder of their season will also include The Amish Project and Bare: . For tickets and more information, please visit outskirtstheatre.org. outskirts theatre co.
a big niche for the fresh-out-of-college artist and we are trying to fill it. Our season selection also focuses on…shows that can really push our artists to new levels,” Albrechtson continued. “When the curtain opens, I want everyone in the theatre to gain something. On stage. Back stage. In the booth. In the house.”
Allyson Imig, Direc tor of Marketing and Public Relations at Outskirts Theatre. Other Outskirts staff include Danny Polaski, Dyllan Brown, and Allison Klauke.
and centers on the characters as teens battling with drugs, alcohol, sexuality, bullying, suicide and other timely topics.
In 2016, UPAF raised a record-setting $12.06 million – over $11 million more than what was initially raised in 1967.
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Those arts groups that have been on the receiving end of those funds bring a cultural diversity to the city, offering ballet, musical theater, new works, opera, symphony music, and theatre education opportunities for the city’s youth. The vibrant arts community makes Southeastern Wisconsin a tourist destination, and a valuable perk for companies trying to recruit and retain talented employees.
“UPAF is proud to be a pillar in the Greater Milwaukee area for 50 years and counting. The wealth of performing arts venues provides endless opportunities for neighbors to come togeth er and share in a magical experience,” said Deanna Tillisch, UPAF’s President and CEO.
UPAF Turns 50: Setting the Stage Since 1967
In 1967, a group of community leaders rallied together with one mission in mind: to support the growing performing arts scene of Milwaukee and beyond. Fast-forward 50 years later, the nownamed United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) has helped raise and allocate over $300 million to Milwaukee arts groups.
UPAF has helped raise over $300 million for Milwaukee area performing arts groups.
And of course, another option for giving is the annual UPAF Ride for the Arts, sponsored by Miller Lite, set for June 4, 2017. Registration is already open, so individuals can sign-up to ride and begin getting pledges that will ultimately go towards UPAF’s 50th Anniversary Campaign.
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UPAF’s 50th Anniversary Campaign is presented by Herb Kohl Philanthropies. The launch event is set fo March 6, 2017, and will be held at The Milwaukee Rep. For more information or to see a complete list of groups that receive funding from UPAF, please visit upaf.org.
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The Rep - The Royale (2016)
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The card now has an app, and is currently available for Android and Apple platforms.
UPAF is the largest non-profit performing arts fund in the state of Wisconsin, and is comparable to about five other organizations around the country, including the Arts & Science Council (Charlotte, North Carolina), Artswave (Cincinnati, Ohio), and Fund for the Arts (Louisville, And,Kentucky).while
Whether giving via corporate sponsorships and foundations or individually, one thing is certain: the Milwaukee community continues to rally together for the arts.
much funding is given through corporate sponsorships and foundations, UPAF has over 22,000 individual donors as well. One option for individual donors is via The SMART Card (a subscription card system, allowing an individual to donate $100 and in exchange qualifies for buy-one-get-one tickets to member group performances and discounts at local restaurants).
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2 - The Glass Menagerie Contact Info Ticket Office Phone Number: 414-224-9490 Fax Number: 414-225-5490 Mailing Address: Milwaukee Repertory Theater Patty & Jay Baker Theater Complex 108 E. Wells Street; Milwaukee, WI 53202 E-mail: tickets@MilwaukeeRep.com
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The Glass MenagerieAccess Deaf or Hard of Hearing Services: The Quadracci Powerhouse (QP) and the Stiemke Studio are equipped with an infrared listening system which ensures clarity of sound from any seat in the house. Performances are offered in American Sign Language for a Thursday evening of all QP productions and one Sunday matinee for all Stiemke Studio productions. We also offer a Captioned Theater performance during the second to last Sunday matinee performance of all QP productions. Please call The Rep Ticket Office at 414-224-9490 for more information. Script synopses are available upon request for QP and Stiemke Studio productions by calling 414-224-1761.
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5The Glass MenagerieMark Clements Chad Bauman Artistic Director Managing Director Proudly Presents Written by Tennessee Williams Directed by Mark Clements Scenic Designer Philip Witcomb Costume Designer Rachel Laritz Lighting Designer Thomas C. Hase Sound Designer Joe Cerqua Fight Director Jamie Cheatham Dialect Coach Jill Walmsley Zager Casting Director JC Clementz, Frank Honts March 7 – April 9, 2017 Quadracci Powerhouse EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: James E. and Mary K. Braza ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS: Four-Four Foundation, Inc. Sponsored in part by The Glass Menagerie is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. A member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, an independent national labor union. Stage Manager Anne M. Jude*
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7The Glass MenageriePRODUCTIONCAST SUPPORT PLACE Amanda Wingfield .................................................................................................................Hollis Resnik* Laura, her daughter ......................................................................................................... Kelsey Brennan* Tom, her son ............................................................................................................................. Ryan Imhoff* The Gentleman Caller .............................................................................................. Brandon Dahlquist* Understudies Tanner Medding (Tom), Gia Erichson (Amanda Wingfield), Christie Coran (Laura), Jesse Bhamrah (The Gentleman Caller) Understudies are never substituted for listed players unless a specific announcement is made prior to the performance. Movement Coach .....................................................................................................................James Zager Assistant Director Daniella Wheelock Assistant Stage Manager ............................................................................................ Rebecca Lindsey* Stage Management Resident.................................................................................... Victoria J. Morales The Glass Menagerie will be performed with one 20-minute intermission The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. * Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. A slum tenement building in St. Louis Milwaukee Repertory Theater operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE and our stagehands and carpenters are members of Milwaukee Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union IATSE Local 18. The Rep is an equal opportunity employer. The Rep is proud to be a member of The United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF), which provides major annual financial support. Production Manager ............................................................................................................ Jared Clarkin Technical Director ................................................................................................................ Libby Schultz Properties Director..................................................................................................................... James Guy Charge Scenic Artist ............................................................................................................... Jim Medved Costume Director .................................................................................................................... Sara Seavey Lighting & Video Director Aaron Lichamer Sound Director Erin Paige Production Stage Manager ..................................................................................... Kimberly Carolus* PRODUCTION STAFF
8 - The Glass Menagerie NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR SPECIAL THANKS
I was in my teens when I first read and saw The Glass Menagerie. Then, quite a few years later, I had the opportunity and great fortune to actually direct this seminal work by Tennessee Williams. It was a 1998 co-production with the Derby Playhouse in England and the Theatre Royal Bath which subsequently toured throughout the UK starring the highly celebrated British actress Gwen Taylor in the role of Amanda. At that time, I absolutely recognized myself in the character of Amanda’s son Tom in his painful search for adventure, identity, freedom, absolution from familial guilt, and his longing for a life as a respected artist. In him, I recognized the fears and dreams of every young man who ever ventured to be way more than they should probably expect to be but ideally wanted to become. The play addressed me in a very personal way. Working on it again, nineteen years later, with another insanely talented cast and team of creatives, I am the father of a young daughter, and, for me, it is not so much a play about Tom anymore, but more about Amanda, whom I no longer see as the slightly comical, over domineering and sometimes monstrously behaved mother. It actually surprises me how much I now recognize myself in her tormented love for her children and the obsessive desire for the world to be kind to them in a way that it could not be for her. My bond with the play is still as strong as it used to be, but now I just empathize with the four (actually five) protagonists in a very different way. Surely the true sign of a great classic work is one that can not only endure the test of time, but has the ability to speak in a deep and personal way to the heart of each generation that simultaneously experiences it. On the first day of rehearsal for this production, I did point out to the cast and staff of The Rep, albeit slightly tongue in cheek, but nevertheless, quite accurately in the case of this great work, that this is the rare kind of play that, if you get it wrong, then it is absolutely not in any way the fault of the playwright. I have so enjoyed bringing this beautiful, harrowing and fragile play to life and sincerely hope that Mr. Williams would have approved. We hope too, that you, our loyal audience, very much enjoy the fruits of our Thanklabors.you so much, as always, for coming and supporting Milwaukee Repertory Theater.
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To my mind, The Glass Menagerie is, without question, one of the key reasons as to how some random British guy fell completely in love with the very best of the great American playwrights, opening the door of abject appreciation to the likes of Williams, Miller, Odets, O’Neill etc., and then somehow ending up as Artistic Director for seven seasons (thus far) at one of the country’s great theater companies.
Ryan Imhoff, Tom Ryan is jazzed to make his Milwaukee Rep debut. Regional credits include work with American Players Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Windy City Playhouse, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, New Theatre, Human Race Theatre, New Swan, Little Theatre on the Square, Know Theatre and Theatre Out. TV/Film: “Chicago PD,” Wilt. Education: MFA, UC, Irvine; BFA, WSU. Love to his family and to Christine. This one’s for Brian McKnight: a friend who drove me to the audition, a mentor who directed me in my first Williams play, and a fellow artist whose own Tom remains with me. Hollis Resnik, Amanda Wingfield Hollis is pleased to return to The Rep having appeared in End Of The Rainbow, A Christmas Carol, Loves Labour’s Lost, Arcadia, and Cat On A Hot Tin Roof. She resides in Chicago, last seen at Court Theatre in One Man Two Guvs. Hollis has appeared regionally at Arena Stage, The Alliance in Atlanta, Long Wharf Theatre, Indiana Rep, Philadelphia Theatre Co., Arizona Rep, Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis, and Cleveland Playhouse. In Chicago she has been seen at The Goodman, Court Theatre, Northlight, Writers Theatre, and Chicago Shakespeare Theater. National tours include, Les Miz, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Sister Act. She is a recipient of the 2012 Lunt/Fontaine Fellowship at Ten Chimneys, has won a Helen Hayes award for Light In The Piazza, two Sarah Siddons Awards, and 12 Jeff Awards. She has sung at Ravinia, Lyric Opera, and for the CSO. She is a proud member of AEA.
The Glass MenagerieKelsey Brennan, Laura Kelsey returns to Milwaukee Rep where she was last seen in Trouble in Mind. During the summer season, Kelsey spends her time at American Players Theatre in Spring Green where she is part of the Core Company and was last seen as Dromio of Ephesus in The Comedy of Errors, Regan in King Lear, and the title role in Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice. Other credits include Pygmalion, The Life of Galileo, Travesties, The Importance of Being Earnest (Remy Bumppo Theatre), The Gospel According to James (Victory Gardens), Romeo and Juliet (First Folio), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Fallen Angels, The Gospel According to James (Indiana Repertory Theatre), and The Value of Names (Next Act Theatre).
Brandon Dahlquist, The Gentleman Caller Brandon Dahlquist is thrilled to be a part of The Glass Menagerie at Milwaukee Rep! Broadway: Bronx Bombers. Regional: 1776 and A Little Night Music at American Conservatory Theater, 1776 at Asolo Rep, Frank Galati’s production of Twelve Angry Men at Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Dogfight and City of Angels at San Francisco Playhouse, Gateway Playhouse, Human Race Theatre, and Peninsula Players (Murder on the Nile, Sunday…George, and Lombardi). Chicago: Oh, Coward, A Little Night Music (Jefferson nomination Best Supporting Actor) and Arcadia at Writers Theatre; Cabaret at Drury Lane Oakbrook; Sunday…George and Assassins at Porchlight Music Theatre, and George Bailey in It’s a Wonderful Life at American Blues Theater. Television: “Chicago PD” (NBC) and “Difficult People” (Hulu). Dahlquist is a graduate of The Second City Conservatory, a popular headshot www.brandondahlquistphotography.comphotographer:
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10 - The Glass Menagerie Mark Clements, Director Mark began his tenure as Milwaukee Rep’s Artistic Director with the 2010/11 Season. He is an award-winning international theater director whose work has appeared in over 100 major theaters throughout Europe and the United States.
For Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia: Oliver!, Born Yesterday, Great Expectations, Les Misérables (2008 Barrymore Award –Best Production of a Musical) and Of Mice and Men (2007 Barrymore Award – Best Director and Best Production of a Play).The Milliner (Off-Broadway, World Premiere), CSC, New York; My Fair Lady, Copenhagen; The Browning Version (Barclays/TMA Regional Theatre Award) at Derby Playhouse and Blunt Speaking (World Premiere), Chichester Festival Theatre U.K. and Lucille Lortel Theatre, New York. Other productions include: Speaking in Tongues (U.S. Premiere), Roundabout Theatre Company; Speaking in Tongues (European Premiere; Barclays/TMA Best Director Nomination), Hampstead Theatre, London; Creator/Director – Soul Train, West End (Olivier Award nomination), and three U.K. National Tours. U.K. National Tours of The Glass Menagerie, The Gingerbread Lady and Love & Marriage all for Bath Theatre Royal productions. Mark served as an Associate Artistic Director for Moving Theatre Company, the production company founded by Vanessa and Corin Redgrave. He has also been Associate Artistic Director for New End Theatre and New Players Theatre, both in London, Royal Theatre in Northampton, and Torch Theatre in Wales. Additionally, Mark served as Artistic Director of the award-winning Derby Playhouse in the U.K. from 1992 to 2002, where he directed over 40 productions. He currently serves on the National Advisory Board for the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Program at Ten Chimneys. Philip Witcomb, Scenic Designer Philip Witcomb is a British Set and Costume designer based in New York. After studying Theatre Design at Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design and The Slade School of Fine Art in London, Philip started his design career at the acclaimed Citizens Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland. Over a twenty-year career, he has designed productions on both sides of the Atlantic spanning every scale and was also one of twelve finalists selected for The Linbury Prize, the United Kingdom’s most prestigious award for stage design, culminating in an exhibition of his work at the Royal National Theatre in London.
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Rachel Laritz, Costume Design Rachel is thrilled to be designing for The Rep for her 27th time including this season’s The Foreigner. Her designs have previously been seen Off-Broadway at Pearl Theatre and regionally at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Steppenwolf First Look, American Players Theatre, Great Lakes Theatre, Idaho Shakespeare, Resident Ensemble Players, Northlight Theatre, Kansas City Rep, Writers, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Actors Theatre( Louisville), Illinois Shakespeare, Court, Florentine Opera, Next Act, Peninsula Players, Remy Bumppo, TimeLine Theatre, Milwaukee Chamber, Renaissance Theaterworks, Skylight Music Theatre, Arkansas Shakespeare, Children’s Theater of Madison, and University of Michigan. Other professional credits include NBC’S “Law & Order,” Chicago Opera Theater, and Garsington Opera.
For Milwaukee Rep: A Christmas Carol, Man of La Mancha, American Song, Of Mice and Men, Dreamgirls, Five Presidents, The Color Purple, The History of Invulnerability, End of the Rainbow, Ragtime, Clybourne Park, Assassins, Othello, Next to Normal, Death of a Salesman, Bombshells and Cabaret.
Rachel is a recipient of a 2011 Emerging Artist Award from the University of Michigan and a 2009 Joseph Jefferson Award for Voysey Inheritance. www.rachellaritz.com
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Other recent projects include original mu sic and sound design for An Ideal Husband, The African Company Presents Richard the 3rd, Private Lives, Seascape, The Seagull, American Buffalo, Two Gentlemen of Verona and The Royal Family at American Players Theatre, Our Class at Remy Bumppo, Para dise Drag and Leap Year at Shakespeare and Co., American Buffalo at Kansas City Rep, A Midsummer Night’s Dream at IRT, Tom Jones and Sense and Sensibility at Actors Theatre of Louisville, The Repertory Theatre of St Louis and Northlight, and El Nogalar at the Goodman Theatre. Steppenwolf cred its include original music and sound for Homebody/Kabul, The Fall to Earth, Wedding Band, Royal Family, Uncle Vanya, David Cop perfield, and Sideman. His scores and de signs for Sideman, Homebody/Kabul, How I Learned to Drive, The Laramie Project, Broken Glass, and Master Class have all enjoyed national tours. Joe is the Producing Direc tor/Composer in residence for the Cerqua Rivera Dance Theatre, a critically acclaimed 13-piece jazz orchestra and 10-member dance company. He is the Director of Production for the Music Department at Columbia College Chicago. Jill Walmsley Zager, Dialect Coach Jill has coached productions at regional theatres across the country and served as resident Voice and Dialect coach at Milwaukee Rep as well as the Co-Head of Voice and Dialects and the Company Coach at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. Regionally, she has worked at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire, Drury Lane Water Tower, Arizona Theatre Company, Apple Tree Theatre, Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace, Utah Shakespeare Festival and Milwaukee Chamber Theatre. She has taught at the University of Illinois and Northwestern University. She earned her Master’s Degrees in Voice and Dialects from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (London) and Northwestern University. Jill is currently the Resident Speech and Text coach at the Guthrie Theatre and Senior Lecturer for the BFA Acting Program at the University of Minnesota.
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The Glass MenagerieThomas C. Hase, Lighting Designer Thomas is a frequent collaborator at The Rep with dozens of productions to his credit. His body of work includes most of the regional theatre and opera companies in the United States including Santa Fe and Los Angeles Opera. In New York his work has been seen on Broadway, Off Broadway, New York City Opera and BAM Next Wave Festival. He has designed throughout Eu rope, Asia and South America including: Bayerische Staatsoper, Helikon Theater in Moscow, Malmö Opera, The Barbican and Sadler’s Wells in London, Opera North, The Abbey Theater in Dublin, Riverdance, The Dutch and Columbian National Operas, Opéra de Marseille, Canadian Opera Com pany, The Luminato Festival, Singapore Arts Festival, and Tokyo Metro Arts Center.
Mr. Hase has been head of lighting and de sign for Cincinnati Opera for 21 years. More information is available at Haseltd.com. Joe Cerqua, Sound Designer Joe is a freelance composer, producer, vo calist and sound designer. He is thrilled to return to the Rep after composing music and sound for The Foreigner, Of Mice and Men, Good People and Venus in Fur. Recent projects include music and sound designs for The RainMaker at American Blues The ater, Dear Elizabeth at Milwaukee Chamber, The Time of Our Life at the Artistic Home, The Miracle Worker at the Clarence Brown Theatre, 4000 Miles, Outside Mullingar, Si lent Sky, The Flick, and Mr. Burns at Forward Theater, and Amelia at Renaissance The aterworks. He has composed music and/or designed sound for over 200 productions in Chicago, nationally, and internationally.
14 - The Glass Menagerie Jamie Cheatham, Fight Director Jamie Cheatham is a nationally recognized Fight Director and Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors (SAFD). He has been staging fights and falls at the Rep since 2013, working on such shows as Noises Off, End of the Rainbow, History of Invulnerability, Color Purple, Mousetrap, Terrible Things, Invisible Hand, Of Mice and Men and The Foreigner. His fight work includes such venues as NYC Opera, the Alley Theatre (TX), Actors Theatre of Louisville (KY), Milwaukee Ballet, Chamber Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks, Fireside Theatre, and the Illinois, Maryland, and New York (Delacorte) Shakespeare Festivals. Jamie is also the head of acting at Marquette University.
Anne is thrilled to be back at The Rep for her third season. Previous productions at the Rep include Man of La Mancha, Dreamgirls, The Devil’s Music, Fences, Peter and the Starcatcher, and Harvey. National Tours: Mary Poppins, Elf the Musical. Regional Credits: Fulton Theatre, Maine State Music Theatre, Goodspeed Opera House, Walnut Street Theatre and First Stage Children’s Theater. Originally from Minnesota, Anne received her BFA in Arts Administration from Viterbo University in La Crosse, WI. Proud AEA Member. So much love to her amazing husband Joe, and her sweet boy, James and Baby #2. For Mom, Always. Rebecca Lindsey, Assistant Stage Manager
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JC Clementz, Casting Director JC is the Casting Director at Steppenwolf Theatre Company. Prior to leaving for Chicago, he spent five years at The Rep, most recently as Artistic Associate: Casting Director & Director of the Emerging Professional Residency. In addition to casting over 25 productions at The Rep, JC directed this season’s I Love a Piano as well as The Devil’s Music: The Life and Blues of Bessie Smith, The Doyle and Debbie Show, Forever Plaid, and five seasons of Rep Lab. JC traveled throughout Europe as the Assistant Stage Manager for New York Harlem Productions’ international tour of Porgy and Bess, and spent four summers working at Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts in the mountains of Colorado. He holds an MFA in Directing from Western Illinois University.
Having started off her professional career with a Rep internship during the 2005/06 Season, Becca has been delighted to work on a variety of projects here since then, with favorites including this season’s brand new A Christmas Carol, Good People, An Iliad, and Next to Normal. She spends her time away from Milwaukee as a Stage Manager and Core Tech company member at American Players Theatre, where she has enjoyed ten seasons. Recent favorite SM credits there include An Ideal Husband, King Lear, and The Doctor’s Dilemma.
Frank Honts, Casting Director Frank is honored to return to Milwaukee Rep in his first season as Casting Director and Director of the Emerging Professional Residency (EPR) program. Since spending the 2013-14 season at The Rep as a directing EPR, Frank has worked at Utah Shakespeare Festival, Renaissance Theaterworks, The Goodman, A Contemporary Theatre (Seattle), and Paramount Theatre. Favorite directing credits include Hamlet and 9 Circles, and as a dramaturg, Frank has recently worked on West Side Story, Mr. Burns: a postelectric play, Amelia, and ten Shakespeare plays. Frank spent two seasons as Artistic Associate at Forward Theater Company in Madison, and he was the inaugural recipient of the Michael Flachmann Fellowship at Utah Shakespeare Festival. He is a proud graduate of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.
Anne M. Jude, Stage Manager
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Victoria J. Morales, Stage Management Resident Victoria is very excited to be joining Milwaukee Rep for the 2016/17 Season! A graduate of The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Victoria has a BA in theatre with a focus in stage management. She recently completed a season with the Oberlin Summer Theater Festival and a Southeastern tour of Tuxedo Junction with the Birmingham Children’s Theatre. Some of her favorite theatre credits include: SFB, In the Next Room and Peter and the Starcatcher. Victoria would like to thank her friends and family for their constant support and the cast and staff for their amazing work and constant collaboration.
Daniella Wheelock, Assistant Director Daniella is originally from San Diego, California, and recently graduated magna cum laude from the Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University with a degree in Directing. She has a passion for new works and theatre that promotes social discourse. Favorite directing credits include: Mr. Burns, a post-electric play, Mauritius, and original and devised works.
Chad Bauman, Managing Director Chad was heinManagingMilwaukeeappointedRep’sDirector2013.Previously,wastheAssociate Executive Director at Arena Stage where he was instrumental in the 2010 opening of the Mead Center for American Theater, a 200,000 square feet, three theater performing arts complex dedicated to American voices and playwrights. While at Arena Stage, he more than doubled earned revenue, reversed a decline in subscriptions by almost doubling the base, and shattered several company sales records that dated back almost 60 years. In addition, he worked on the Broadway transfers of Next to Normal (Pulitzer Prize; Tony Award), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Tony Award), Wishful Drinking starring Carrie Fisher, Looped starring Valerie Harper, and John Grisham’s A Time to Kill in addition to other notable plays including the world premieres of Marcus Gardley’s Every Tongue Confess starring Phylicia Rashad and Red Hot Patriot starring Kathleen Turner. Prior to Arena Stage, he was Director of Marketing and Communications for Americans for the Arts as well as Virginia Stage Company in Norfolk, VA. He is a frequent speaker and consultant with past clients that include the Smithsonian Institution, Pew Charitable Trust, Carnegie Hall, EmcArts Innovation Labs, Arts & Business Council, Association of Performing Arts Presenters and ArtsMidwest. He has served as an adjunct professor at American University (Washington, DC), Drexel University (Philadelphia, PA) and CalArts (Valencia, CA). In addition to teaching, he is currently a Board member of Pathways High School, sits on the advisory boards of TRGArts and ArtsMarketing.org, and is a past trustee of Contemporary American Theater Festival. From 2011-2013, he was named one of the most influential leaders under 40 in Washington, DC by Washington Life Magazine, and in 2016 he was named to Milwaukee Business Journal’s list of the Top 40 leaders under 40. Bauman is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s Strategic Perspectives in Non-Profit Management program, and has earned a Master of Fine Arts in producing from the CalArts where he was an Ahmanson Scholar and a Bachelor of Science in Education from the Honors College of Missouri State University. In his free time, he is proud to be a co-coach of Wauwatosa East High School’s Destination Imagination team.
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16 - The Glass Menagerie ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Mark Clements ARTISTIC Associate Artistic Director & Director of New Play Development Brent Hazelton Casting Director and Director of Emerging Professional Residency .................... Frank Honts Artistic Administrator...................................... Dylan K. Sladky COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Director of Community Engagement ...... Leda Hoffmann Community Engagement Associate ............. Nabra Nelson EDUCATION Education Director Jenny Toutant Associate Education Director Hope Reed-Johnson Education Programs Manager Amanda Garrigan Reading Residency Coordinator Samantha Martinson Education Resident Lauren Sagendorph Teaching Artists Neal Easterling, Kima Hamilton, Grace DeWolff, Lindsey Hoel-Neds, Karl Iglesias, Kavon Jones, Sam Kozel, Joshua Krause, Angel Mullen, Joshua Pohja, Colleen Schulz, Kat Wodtke ASSOCIATE ARTISTS May Adrales (Director), Ayad Akhtar (Playwright), Jonathan Gillard Daly (Actor), Timothy Douglas (Director), Lee E. Ernst (Actor), Laura Gordon (Actor/Director), Angela Iannone (Actor), Todd Edward Ivins, (Scenic and Costume Designer), Dan Kazemi (Composer/Musician), Marc Kudisch (Actor), Reese Madigan (Actor), Jeff Nellis (Lighting Designer), Gerard Neugent (Actor), James Pickering (Actor), Aaron Posner (Director), Todd Rosenthal (Scenic Designer), Eric Simonson (Director/Playwright), Lindsay Smiling (Actor), Deborah Staples (Actor), Nathaniel Stampley (Actor), John Tanner (Composer/Musician) PRODUCTION Production Manager Jared Clarkin Assistant Production Manager Kaitlyn Anderson Costumes Costume Director Sara Seavey Costume Shop Assistant Amy Horst Design Assistant & Shopper Jennifer Vinent Senior Draper .......................................... Alexander B. Tecoma Tailor............................................................................. Jef Ouwens First Hand ........................ Leslie Vaglica, Katharine Engelen, Jessica H. Jaeger Stitcher ........................................................................... Carol Ross Crafts Master .........................................................Andrea Bouck Wig Master & Make-up Supervisor........ Lara Leigh Dalbey Stylist...................... Kevin McElroy, Robert Laurence Studio Wardrobe Supervisor Robert Sharon Costume Construction Resident Emily Strohmenger Wardrobe Resident Olivia Kraus Lighting & Sound Lighting and Video Director Aaron Lichamer Assistant Lighting Design Resident Shane O’Neil Production Electrician Resident, Spring Ellen Reid Sound Director ............................................................. Erin Paige Props Properties Director.................................................... James Guy Asst. Properties Director/Artisan ............ Kathryn Dunham Soft Props Artisan ...................................Margaret Hasek-Guy Props Carpenter/Artisan Erik Lindquist Prop Graphics Artist Mindy Knoll Props Craft Artisan Hannah Fenske Scenic Technical Director Libby Schultz Asst. Technical Director Bart Flores Asst. Technical Director Danny Halminiak Technical Direction Apprentice ................ Megan Lupardus Charge Scenic Artist .............................................. Jim Medved Lead Scenic Artist ............................................. Shannon Mann Scenic Artist .................................................... Nerissa Eichinger Assistant Stagehand ....................................... Melissa Bekkers Scenic Intern .......................................................... Julie Ahlgrim Stage Management Production Stage Manager Kimberly Carolus Stage Managers Jessica Connelly, Sarah Deming-Henes, Richelle Harrington Calin, Anne M. Jude, Kaitlin Kitzmiller, Audra Kuchling, Rebecca Lindsey, Anthony Poston, Hannah Wichmann Stage Management Fellow .......................... Marguerite Frey Stage Management Residents............... Victoria J. Morales, Kyle Winkelmann Resident Stagehands & Carpenters Bill Burgardt, Steve Gillingham, Rick Grilli, John Nusslock, Aaron Siegmann, Robert Schultz, Neil Wargolet, Jim Zinky MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER STAFF
17The Glass MenagerieMANAGING DIRECTOR Chad Bauman ADMINISTRATION General Manager Melissa Vartanian-Mikaelian Assistant General Manager/ Company Manager Cat Tries Administrative Assistant ............................. Katherine Simon Management Assistant ................................. Audra Kuchling Receptionists......................................... Andrea Roades-Bruss, Michael Evans, Jack Guy, Caitlin Hagness, Magdelyn Monahan DEVELOPMENT Chief Development Officer Marina S. Krejci Director of Major and Planned Giving Chuck Rozewicz Director of Annual Giving Amy Dorman Associate Director of Annual Giving Meghan Roesner Development Events Manager Shannon Theiss Development Database Manager Nicholas Pjevach FINANCE Chief Financial Officer ..................................Leslie Fillingham Senior Accountant .................................................Anna Juarez Accounting Associate ........................................James Kaplan Accounting Assistant .....................................Mattie Voorheis MAINTENANCE Chief Building Engineer Mark A. Uhrman Engineers Todd Ross, Rob Lininger Part-Time Engineers Jack Guy, Riley Padron MARKETING Chief Marketing Officer Lisa Fulton Director of Marketing Cara McMullin Graphic Designers Eric Reda, Benton Melbourne Photographer ................................................ Michael Brosilow Marketing Intern ..................................... Anna Schuttenhelm Sales & Audience Services Director of Sales .................................................... Jeremy Scott Group Sales Manager............................................... Jess Shake Subscriptions Coordinator Jaime Lacy Audience Services Manager Rachel Richter Assistant Audience Services Manager Audrey Thompson Wallace Audience Services Representatives Jessica Betts, Colette Brown, Leslie Holden, Beatrice Kuenn, Katie Loughmiller, Johnell Major-Wesley, Olivia Mauseth, Christ Misch-Bloxdorf, Lillian Schley, Emily Strohmenger, Meghan Sullivan, Tracey Smith, Abby Stein Digital Content & Media Relations Director of Media Relations Frances White Digital Content Manager Austin Bean Social Media Support Sara Risley PR Intern .......................................................... Matthew Schultz House Operations Front of House Operations Manager......Joshua Handrich Concierge/Gift Shop Associates ................. Adrianne Essex, Vincent Stocke, Sebastian Torn House Managers Marisa Abbott, Hannah Esch, Aaron Suggs, Jamie Ziolkowski STACKNER CABARET Stackner and Concessions Manager Matthew Flannery Chef Clifford Hull Cabaret Staff Michael Anderson, Adam Beadel, Michael Beyer, Kathleen Borchardt, Lee Brown, Ashley Ellingson, Darian Emerson, Jamie Flannery, Caitlin Hagness, Matt Hermann, Mariel Hildebrand, Vinnie Ingrilli, Ben Jakus, Cassandra Johnson, Meghan Johnson, Angela Livermore, Sara Longley, Kate Nieberle, Olivia Passow,Jim Passow, Dan Persch, Andrew Post, Claire Rydzik, Kari Schlottke, Rachel Stenman,Noah Sugarman, Kyla Tully, Charles Wallace,Sheldon Walker, Odell White MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER STAFF MISSION.MAKEISPERFORMANCEYOURLIFE.ITYOUR Find out how: stritch.edu/performingarts
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19The Glass MenagerieOFFICERS President Ed Seaberg Vice President, Development Jane Chernof Treasurer Patrick Gallagher Vice President, Trustees Gregory C. Oberland Secretary Stacy P. Williams At Large Catherine Robinson Robert H. Manegold Judy Hansen Immediate Past President James E. Braza TRUSTEES Patsy Aster Matt Bartel Mark Benskin Wendy W. StephenJohnStephenMarkMelanieBlumenthalBoothWarrenBulioxJ.DilibertiRobertH.DuffyKatherineGehlA.GigotCeciliaGilbertAndreGordonJohnHalechkoHunzinger,P.E.J.PatrickKeyesDavidKundertKristineLuedersLindaMarcusRandallMcKennieDwightL.MorganAbigailJ.NashDr.MarkNiedfeldtShelleyPaxtonAdamJ.PeckCaranQuadracciMickySadoffAileenSmith*PatrickSmithMarvinSpearsVanderBloemenNicholasP.WahlHowardWilliams *ex-officio OFFICERS President Aileen Smith Vice President, Fundraising Laura Schuetzler Vice President, External Services Melita Biese Vice President, Internal Services Cathy Jakicic Secretary Erin Burgess Treasurer Jim Mergener DIRECTORS AT LARGE Terry Bell Karen Dean Susan Herro Sue StephMimiMcCombNolanO’ConnorDanReszelKrisSchmidtTerrySutterCraigWarnecke MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER BOARD OF TRUSTEES FRIENDS OF THE REP BOARD
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23The Glass MenagerieTHANK YOU to our donors who help The Rep create live theater at its best! The following list represents organizations and individuals who have made a cumulative financial contribution of $250 or more between February 9, 2016 – February 8, 2017. For a complete list of all our supporters, please visit www.MilwaukeeRep.com. Corporation, Foundation and Government Giving $1 million + United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) $100,000 – $999,999 The Lynde and Harry Bradley ShubertHerzfeldFoundationFoundationFoundation $50,000 – $99,999 Four-FourCAMPAC Foundation Greater Milwaukee Foundation Northwestern Mutual Rockwell Automation David and Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation Wells Fargo $25,000 – $49,999 Associated Bank Patty and Jay Baker Foundation BMO Wealth Management The Friends of The Rep Godfrey & Harley-DavidsonKahn Foundation Heart of Canal Street Milwaukee Public Schools National Endowment for the Arts $10,000 – $24,999 Bader EinhornElizabethMaeBriggsBadgerPhilanthropiesMeter,Inc.&StrattonCorporationFoundation,Inc.E.DemmerCharitableTrustElserDoolittleCharitableTrustsFamilyFoundation Fiduciary Management, Inc. Frieda & William Hunt Memorial Trust Johnson Controls Marcus MichaelFoundationCorporationBest&Friedrich LLP Sensient WisconsinWisconsinWeU.S.StudioShugollCorporationTechnologiesResearchGearBankEnergiesFoundationArtsBoardDepartmentofTourism $1,000 – $9,999 Burke Properties CT Charitable Fund Davis & Kuelthau SC Ralph Evinrude Foundation Foley & Lardner LLP WilliamGeneracN and Janice V Godfrey Family Foundation Trust Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors WeycoTheRobertQuarlesCharlesMilwaukeeManpowerGroupCamilleKPMGDorothyEvanFoundationYouth&MarionHelfaerFoundationInbuschFoundationLLPA.LonstorfTrustArtsBoardD.OrtgiesenFoundation&BradyLLPW.BairdVanderBloemenGroupLLCGroup $100 – $999 Actors’ Equity Foundation, Inc. The Brookby Foundation Grafton Equestrian Center Participants in the Matching Gift Program AmericanAmazonSmileTransmission Co., LLC AT&T Foundation Matching Gift Bon-TonCenterStores Foundation Briggs & Stratton Corporation Foundation, Inc. Bucyrus Foundation, Inc. WellsWeVoyaU.S.ThomsonSPXRockwellRobertReader’sPfizerMicrosoftMedtronicJPMorganJohnsonIllinoisIBMGeneralGEFMExxonMobilEatonChevronCorporationGlobalHealthcareElectricFoundationCorporationToolWorksFoundationControlsFoundationChaseFoundationFoundationMatchingGiftsProgramDigestFoundationW.BairdAutomationCorp.MatchingGiftProgramCorporationFoundationReutersBankFinancialEnergiesFoundationFargoBank The Rep welcomes gifts of securities and stocks. If you plan to make such a gift, please notify the Development Department at 414-290-5366 so we can properly credit and acknowledge your generosity. 2016/17 DONORS
Susan and Gee Esslinger
Greater Milwaukee Foundation Northwoods Foundation Fund
Melanie and Steve Booth Cream City Foundation Will Radler Fund
Stephen and Jane Chernof Donor Advised Fund
Mike and Marie Johnson
StacyHowardSallyRonaldCraigGordanaTomMichaelPaxtonE.PorterandSusanQuadracciandMilanRacicandMaraSwanThrashandNicWahlandMernieWilliamsandBlairWilliams
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Margaret Dethloff
Karen and Gardner Friedlander
Kerri DennisKilbourneandCarolyn Kois
Robert and Gail Korb
Kristine and Wayne Lueders
Mark and Cheryl Brickman Donor Advised Fund
James Ramsey Micky and Ronald Sadoff
JosephTeddyKentJonVanderBloemenStephenandKarenVanDrisseandMarciaVeldeandKarinWernerZvesper
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Gwen and James Plunkett
Helen and Bruce Ambuel
Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Bob and Jan Montgomery
John and Sue Harrits
Greater Milwaukee Foundation Anthony and Andrea Bryant Family Fund
Susan and Howard Hopwood
Laurie Hazzard
Susan DavidCorneliaRiedelRiedlandPat Rierson
Judy and Gary Jorgensen
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Playwright ($1,500-$2,499)
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Suzy B Ettinger Donor Advised Fund Abigail and David Nash Donor Advised Fund
Assistant Director ($2,500-$4,999)
Executive Producer ($50,000 +) Bladen and Julia Burns
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Carol and Rob Manegold Sally Manegold
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Curt S. and Susan Culver
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FLUTE FANFARE Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra This concert will feature MYSO’s two flute choirs: Flute Chorale and Chamber Flute Ensemble. BACK TO BACH Wisconsin Philharmonic Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto #1, Violin Concerto #2 in E, and Orchestral Suite #3 will be performed. Featuring Frank Almond on the violin. THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH Marquette Theatre A tenacious clan lives through all the frustration and liberation of building a better world in this Pulitzer Prize-winning satire by Thornton Wilder. February 16 Schwan Concert Hall Wisconsin Lutheran (414)HelfaerFebruary(262)CenterSharonFebruarywww.myso.orgCollege19LynneWilsonfortheArts547-185816-26Theatre288-7504 Monday - Sunday 11:00am to 2:00am Kitchen open until 1:00am Sunday Brunch 11:00am to 3:00pm restaurant - bar - hookah lounge 728 East Brady - Milwaukee - 414.271.6000 106 W Seeboth Milwaukee, WI 53204 414 763 1637 • www.screamingtuna.com 741 N Milwaukee St | Milwaukee, WI 53202 (414) 225-0000 | zarletti.net CELEBRATION OF STRINGS Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra The combined String Orchestras West and South and Sinfonia are featured. February 12 Shattuck Music Center Carroll www.myso.orgUniversity
THE FEW Milwaukee Chamber Theatre It’s 1999, and uncertainty is in the air in this com passionate drama about lonely lives searching for a renewed faith in humanity. Contains mature language. TIME STANDS STILL In Tandem Theatre A photojournalist and her war correspondent partner are at odds regarding their dangerous occupation in this compelling drama. Best suited for ages 16 and over. GROUNDED Milwaukee Repertory Theater An ace fighter finds herself grounded when an unexpected pregnancy puts her career on hold in this gripping, ripped-from-the-headlines new play. February 22March 19 Studio BroadwayTheatreTheatre Center (414) (414)StiemkeAprilFebruary(414)TenthMarchFebruary291-780023-19StreetTheatre271-137122-2Studio224-9490 106 W Wells St | Milwaukee, WI 53203 www.pier106seafoodtavern.com 3 Course Prix-Fixe Theater Menu Available to ensure you can enjoy a full meal and make your Celebrateshowtime.yourspecial event with Pastiche at the Metro. Parties from 20-100+ Reservations Recommended. Call 414-225-3270 or visit pastichebistro.com FIRST SCENE: FINE CUISINE PRE-SHOW DINNER intercontinental milwaukee kilbourn @ water | 414.291.4793 231 S 2nd Street 7:30www.zakscafewi.com414.271.5555MilwaukeeA-3PSaturday-Thursday7:30A-10PFridayFishFry THE BRUSUBARDIS QUARTET Four O’Clock Concert Series Siblings Arianna, Daniella, Sonora, and Viktor create a musical program including Mozart, Beethoven, and Mendelssohn. February 19 First ChurchCongregationalofWauwatosa This event is free.
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ARTS QUARTET UWM Peck School of the Arts Presenting the third of four concerts during the 16-17 season, Senior Lecturer in Music History Timothy Noonan will host a pre-concert talk.
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STRING QUARTET – ELECTRIC Cedarburg Performing Arts Center Embark on a journey to the nexus, where classic music artists like Beethoven and modern pop experts like Bono collide. February 25 Cedarburg Performing Arts (262)Center376-6161 WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY Concordia University Theatre Featuring songs from the 1971 film, Charlie Bucket’s delicious adventures will light up the stage.
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28March 5 Todd Wehr Auditorium (262) 243-2035 LOVE LETTERS Outskirts Theatre Through dreams and disappointments, a couple has managed to keep in touch through love letters for the past 50 years. Is it enough to keep an old flame alive?
ANON(YMOUS) UWM Department of Theatre
Running in Repertory March 9-12, 2017 by Lorraine Hansberry by David Henry Hwang
Anon, a young refugee from a war-torn country finds himself alone in a hopeful but dangerous United States in this modern retelling of Homer’s The Odyssey
Beethoven’s deafness and a scholarly wom an’s battle with ALS are examined in this juxtaposed drama across time.
33 VARIATIONS Waukesha Civic Theatre Composer
A GERMAN REQUIEM Waukesha Choral Union
Outstanding choral ensembles from around the area assemble lending their vocal artistry to a magnificent score, this is to be an extraordinary event!
A RAISIN IN THE SUN AND GOLDEN CHILD Pius XI High School Theatre
Two brilliant plays explore the impact of change on two different families in their search for the American Dream.
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Sunset Playhouse
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (ZE’MIRE ET AZOR) Skylight Music Theatre
INSPIRED SPRING Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra This concert will feature the highly acclaimed Chamber Orchestra.
This Baroque opera showcases the well-known fairy tale in a new light, yet staying true to its message of the redemptive power of love.
Deviously delicious, this Broadway sci-fi smash hit musical has devoured the hearts of theater-goers for over 30 years!
Faded southern belle Amanda frets constantly over her two adult children: painfully shy Laura and her restless poet brother Tom in this Tennessee Williams classic.
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