2022-2023 Music and Theatre Program Shell

WELCOME!

On behalf of the students, alumni, faculty and staff of the School of Theatre and Wanda L. Bass School of Music at Oklahoma City University, thank you for being part of our 2022-23 season of thought-provoking works, acclaimed guest artists and extraordinary performances.

These past two years have illuminated how vital it is to use creativity to connect with others. Conveying ideas and emotions, telling stories, and celebrating shared experiences on stage help strengthen the bonds of interconnectivity.

In that spirit, we dedicate this season to two longtime friends who dedicated time, talent and treasure to share their passion for music and love of the fine and performing arts: Dick Sias (1927-2022) and Josephine “Josie” Freede (1927-2020).

With Jeannette Joullian Sias (1932-2014), his wife of 54 years, Mr. Sias was honored with OCU’s Servant Leader Award. His generosity helped sustain and improve the status of arts and education in Oklahoma and his home state of Kansas. The philanthropic projects of the Siases’ family foundation, Ad Astra, continue as their legacy.

Mrs. Freede’s work as a civic volunteer, fundraiser and philanthropist made possible Oklahoma City University’s Henry J. Freede Wellness and Activity Center and the Freede Little Theatre at the Civic Center Music Hall. Her work has inspired a generation and been honored with numerous awards and recognitions, including two honorary doctoral degrees.

The Siases and Mrs. Freede worked together to leave this world a better place by sharing their love of the arts. We are grateful to have known them and strive to do the same.

We dedicate our 2022-23 season to their memory.

Sincerely,

MARK PARKER, DEAN Ann Hundley Hoover Chair School of Theatre & Wanda L. Bass School of Music Oklahoma City University

MAINSTAGE SEASON

THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG

BY HENRY LEWIS, JONATHAN SAYER, AND HENRY SHIELDS OCTOBER 27-30, 2022

This Olivier Award-winning comedy is a hilarious hybrid of Monty Python and Sherlock Holmes. Welcome to opening night of The Murder at Haversham Manor where things are quickly going from bad to utterly disastrous. With an unconscious leading lady, a corpse that can’t play dead, and actors who trip over everything (including their lines) this riotous farce proves the adage that whatever can go wrong… usually does!

SHE KILLS MONSTERS

BY QUI NGUYEN DECEMBER 8-11, 2022

She Kills Monsters is a comedy-drama by Qui Nguyen that tells the story of Agnes Evans, an average woman who loses her parents and little sister Tilly in a car accident. Having been very distant from her sister while she was alive, Agnes embarks in an adventure to get to know her sister better by playing a Dungeons and Dragons module that Tilly had written and discovers things she’d never imagined. The plot takes place both in reality and in the imaginary game world; in the game world Agnes learns about Tilly’s exploration with her sexuality and how she struggled with her sexuality in reality.

MACHINAL

BY SOPHIE TREADWELL FEBRUARY 2-5, 2023

A notable work of early American Theatrical expressionism. Written and set in NYC during the Prohibition Era, the play loosely follows the real-life story of the trial of Ruth Snyder, who killed her husband in the 1920’s. The story traces the life and downfall of a young woman navigating the twisting corridors of mental illness in an increasingly mechanized world.

BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

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2, 2023

William Shakespeare’s beloved early comedy, that tells the story of four lovers and a bunch of rustic clowns, who leave the strict confines of Athens for the woods, and are magically transformed, while being challenged and taught lessons by the tricky fairy Puck and his King and Queen, Oberon and Titania.

THE 2022 KENNEDY CENTER/ AMERICAN COLLEGE THEATRE REGION 6 FESTIVAL

Meredith England received the Regional Meritorious Achievement Award for Theatrical Design Excellence in Costume Design and the Student Choice Costume Design Award for her “Enron” costume design.

Graham Darnell received the Regional Meritorious Achievement Award for Theatrical Design Excellence in Lighting Design for his “Roe” lighting design.

ANTIGONE

By Sophocles

by Diane J Raynor

October 6-9, 2022

ALMANAC

By Kate Tarker

November 3-6, 2022

PUT

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By Deneen Reynolds-Knott, in collaboration with Furman University, Oklahoma City University & Centre College

November 10-13, 2022

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April 13-16, 2023

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THANK YOU, DONORS!

VANGELI TSOMPANIDIS

BM-Musical Theater ’23

“Thank you so much for your generous contributions. Because of you, I’ve been able to make my dreams a reality and grow into the artist and person I am today. The training I’ve received here at OCU is invaluable.”

MIRANDA MOORE

BFA-Acting (Minor Directing) ’24

“Thank you, Donors. With your contribution, OCU is an environment where I have been able to discover who I am as a person and an artist. I am excited to see what my future holds.”

GRAHAM DARNELL

BFA-Design & Production: Emphasizing in Lighting Design ’23

“Having the privilege to grow my artistic style and develop my creative process at OCU has been a journey I will rely on and build on forever. Thank you for your generosity in creating a space for OCU students to find their voice in the world.”

LANDRY CHAMPLIN

BM-Musical Theatre ’23

“I am endlessly thankful for the performance, training, and opportunities for growth I have received while at OCU. This experience has been a dream come true and none of it would have been possible without your generous contribution.”

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OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY 2022-23 WINDS REPERTOIRE

On-campus concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. in Petree Recital Hall, 2501 N. Blackwelder

OCCC concerts begin 7:30 p.m. at the Visual & Performing Arts Center Theater, 7777 S. May Avenue

The Wind Philharmonic and Wind Ensemble of Oklahoma City University perform under the baton of Dr. Matthew Mailman in a series of free concerts held on the campuses of Oklahoma City University and Oklahoma City Community College.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022

Wind Ensemble/ Symphony Orchestra

Petree Recital Hall

Overture to La belle Hélène (1864)

Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880)

Suite of Old American Dances (1950)

Robert Russell Bennett (1894-1981)

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2022

Wind Philharmonic

Petree Recital Hall

Early Light (1999)

Carolyn Bremer (b. 1957)

Commando March (1943)

Samuel Barber (1910-1981)

Chester (Overture for Band) (1957)

William Schuman (1910-1992)

Rueff Frazao, graduate conductor

Tunbridge Fair (1950)

Walter Piston (1894-1976)

Vesuvius (1999)

Frank Ticheli (b. 1958)

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2022

Wind Ensemble/Wind Philharmonic

OCCC Visual & Performing Arts Center Theater

Wind Philharmonic

Overture to “Candide” (1950)

Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990)

Glory of the Yankee Navy (1909)

John Philip Sousa (1854-1932)

Variations on “America” (1891)

Charles Ives (1874-1954)

Serenade for Winds (2009)

Carter Pann (b. 1972)

Melodious Thunk (2011)

David Biedenbender (b. 1984)

Wind Ensemble

Jericho Rhapsody for Band (1940)

Morton Gould (1913-1996)

Emblems (1964)

Aaron Copland (1900-1990)

On the Air (2012)

Michael Daugherty (b. 1954)

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2023

Wind Ensemble/ Symphony Orchestra

Petree Recital Hall

Concerto for Tuba and Band (2000)

James Woodward (b. 1978)

I. Joyously

Andrew Murray, student concerto winner

Concerto for Bass Clarinet (2022)

Dillan Francis (b. 1990)

Dillan Francis, student concerto winner

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2023

Wind Philharmonic

Petree Recital Hall

Savannah River Holiday (1951)

Ron Nelson (b. 1929)

Mysterium (2011)

Jennifer Higdon (b. 1962)

Fascinating Ribbons (2001)

Joan Tower (b. 1938)

Amparito Roca (1936)

Jaime Texidor Dalmau (1885-1957)

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 2023

Wind Ensemble/Wind Philharmonic

OCCC Visual & Performing Arts Center Theater

Wind Philharmonic

Three Sketches for Wind Band (2017)

Jack Stamp (b. 1954)

Through the Looking Glass Falls (2014)

Jennifer Jolley (b. 1981)

Pageant, Op. 59 (1953)

Vincent Persichetti (1915-1987)

Dillan Francis, graduate conductor

Wind Ensemble

Hit On All Sixes (2008)

Edward Knight (b. 1961)

Symphony in B-flat (1951)

Paul Hindemith (1895-1963)

COMBINED

Symphony No. 19 in E-flat Major, Op. 46 (1939)

Nicolai Myaskovsky (1881-1950)

OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

JEFFREY GROGAN, MUSIC DIRECTOR/CONDUCTOR ALL CONCERTS BEGIN AT 7:30 P.M. IN PETREE RECITAL HALL FREE ADMISSION

The Oklahoma City University Symphony Orchestra was honored by ASCAP with a national Adventurous Programming Award, represented the United States at the “Meet in Beijing” arts festival, and recorded the soundtrack of the restoration of the film “Daughter of Dawn,” now enshrined in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress. The ensemble champions the music of our time, collaborating on and presenting regional and world premieres and a range of orchestral repertoire. Its musicians perform in chamber ensembles, in the pit orchestras for the Opera & Music Theater Company productions, and in the orchestra for OCU’s Christmas Vespers.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022

Wind Ensemble/Symphony Orchestra Petree Recital Hall Pictures at an Exhibition Mussorgsky arr. Ravel

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2022 Wind Ensemble/Wind Philharmonic OCCC Visual & Performing Arts Center Theater Procession of the Nobles from Mlada Rimsky-Korsakov Creston Herron, Guest Conductor

Overture from Scenes from the Song of Hiawatha op. 30 Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Joshua Tobias, Graduate Conductor

Season highlights include a November artist residency by guest conductor Creston Herron.

Symphony No. 2 in d Major, op. 73 Johannes Brahms

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2023 Wind Ensemble/ Symphony Orchestra Petree Recital Hall

Concerto Winners Concert

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 2023 Wind Ensemble/Wind Philharmonic OCCC Visual & Performing Arts Center Theater

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OCU CHORAL CONCERTS

Dr. Randi Von Ellefson, Director of Choral Activities, and Prof. Tony Gonzalez, Associate Director of Choral Activities, lead our four major choruses: the Ad Astra women’s chorus and the mixed-voice University Chorale, University Chamber Choir, and University Singers. The program continues its legacy of excellence with the University Singers, led by Prof. Gonzalez, selected as 2023 OkMEA Collegiate Honor Choir.

On-campus performances are free and open to all. Tickets to our 43rd Annual Christmas Vespers Concert, held at First Presbyterian Church, are available from 405.208.5227 or okcu.edu/tickets.

Saturday, October 1

High School All-State Choral Workshop

Ad Astra mini-concert

1 p.m., Petree Recital Hall

Sunday, October 9 Elijah with Canterbury Voices Chamber Choir and University Singers

3 p.m., Civic Center Music Hall Tickets: 405.232.SING

Thursday, October 13

Fall Choral Concert

Ad Astra, University Chorale

University Singers

7:30 p.m., Petree Recital Hall

Friday, December 9 Christmas Vespers

All Choirs

8 p.m., First Presbyterian Church

Saturday, December 10 Christmas Vespers

All Choirs

4 p.m., First Presbyterian Church

Thursday, January 19

University Singers Collegiate Honor Choir 8 p.m., OkMEA in Tulsa

Tuesday, February 28

All-Choir Winter Concert

7: 30 p.m., Petree Recital Hall

Sunday, April 2

Palm Sunday Concert

All Choirs

3 p.m., Bishop W. Angie Smith Chapel

Saturday, May 6

Baccalaureate Ceremonies Chamber Choir

9 a.m., Bishop W. Angie Smith Chapel

PROJECT 21

Project 21: Music for the 21st Century celebrates its 26th anniversary season in 2022-23 with dozens of OCU-created world premieres.

Oklahoma City University’s composer consortium, founded in 1997 by Dr. Edward Knight, presents several concerts each year. Choral, percussion, orchestral and wind ensembles have premiered Project 21 works. Readings and recording sessions are held with the wind and choral ensembles; readings of new works with the full OCU Symphony Orchestra take place each semester. Additional opportunities for presenting new work include choreography showcases, theatre productions, film projects, art exhibits, and student recitals. The program also has established composer-in-residencies with the Oklahoma Youth Orchestras and El Sistema Oklahoma.

PROJECT 21 CONCERTS: 2022-23

Music begins 7:30 p.m. in the BMC’s Medium Rehearsal Hall, unless indicated. Additional performances will be announced during the year. The Project 21 concert video archive via tiny.cc/project21.

September 1

October 11 *

October 26

* Music Assembly 1 p.m., Petree Recital Hall

December 1 January 26 March 30

Dr. Edward Knight and the 2021-22 silver anniversary edition of Project 21.

SMALL ENSEMBLES

Throughout the year, the talent of our student musicians is showcased through small ensembles, studio recitals, and chamber music concerts.

Instrumental performances spotlight ensembles including the award-winning Oklahoma City University Flute Choir, Jazz Band, Percussion Ensemble, Early Music Ensemble, Cellovoce, Blackwelder Brass, and Bass-o-Rama as well as dozens of studio and solo recitals.

Student-directed opera and music theater performances include twice-yearly productions from OCU Stripped and OCU OPERAtions.

For the latest 2022-23 events, visit tiny.cc/ocuevents.

OCU Flute Choir

Percussion Ensemble

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by Ezra Jack Keats

written by Lyn Adams

Outstanding Students. Amazing Music.

with us.

CREATING A LASTING

A bequest is a gift from your estate: a transfer of cash, securities or property made through your estate plans. You may make a bequest in your will or living trust leaving a portion of your estate to the university, or by designating Oklahoma City University as a beneficiary of your retirement account or life insurance policy.

Remembering us with a bequest will help sustain and strengthen the university in years to come. Some of the advantages of creating a bequest include:

• You retain control of and use of your assets during your lifetime

You may modify your bequest if your circumstances change

• Your gifts to the University are exempt from federal estate taxes

• You have the satisfaction of knowing you have provided for OCU’s future

will be able to thank you now and recognize your generosity.

AUDITIONS

Prospective students interested in Spring 2023 or Fall 2023 admission are invited to audition in-person, virtually or by recorded audition. Generous talent-based scholarships available!

For details, visit: Music okcu.edu/music/admissions/auditions/ Theatre okcu.edu/theatre/admissions/

THANK YOU

Grand Season Sponsors

The Wanda L. Bass Foundation

Louise Bass The Chickasaw Nation

Dr. Richard Sias/The Ad Astra Foundation

Season Sponsors

First National Bank of McAlester

Oklahoma City University Societies

Oklahoma City Community Foundation/ Civic Music Endowment

Tom & Brenda McDaniel/ American Fidelity Foundation

Show Sponsors

Don & Paula Beck/Beck Design Mike & Wanda Gilliam/Edmond Music McIntyre Law Firm Michael Tavlin & Marvona Easley Tavlin

Benefactor

Carol Byrd

Ron & Linda McDaniel

David & Jean McLaughlin

Bill & Pam Shdeed

Sustaining Members

Matilda & Ed Clements

James & Jean Hartsuck

Cathy Leichter

Christopher Lloyd & Erik Salazar

Debbie McKinney

The Meinders Foundation Mark Parker

Dr. Joseph Phillips

Bob Spinks

2022-2023

This season’s offerings include more than 250 events: solo recitals, guest artists, and concerts by our renowned choruses, orchestra, wind ensembles, jazz band, chamber groups, new music consortium, early music ensemble and the world’s oldest campus-based opera and music theater company!

Grand Season Sponsor: $25,000 $24,068 allowed charitable contribution

Season Sponsor: $10,000 $9,460 allowed charitable contribution

Show Sponsor: $5,000 $4,650 allowed charitable contribution

Benefactor: $2,500 $2,262 allowed charitable contribution

Sustaining Member: $1,000 $858 allowed charitable contribution

Patron: $500 $444 allowed charitable contribution

To submit payment for your sponsorship online, visit okcu.edu/sponsorbass

Grand Season Sponsor

Show Sponsor

Michael Tavlin & Marvona Easley Tavlin

Tom & Brenda McDaniel / American Fidelity Foundation

Sustaining Member

Mark Parker W. Jerome & Jennifer Stevenson

The Chickasaw Nation

Oklahoma City University is heralded as one of the most innovative and successful arts incubators in the nation, a catalyst for community engagement and creativity. This season’s School of Theatre offerings include imaginative theatrical works presented by our awardwinning students in acting, production, and design. By partnering with us as a sponsor, your reach extends beyond our campus to include audience members from around the block and around the world.

Benefactor $2,350

Sustaining

$880 allowed

contribution

Patron $440

$50,000 and above

Louise L. Bass

Wanda L. Bass Foundation, Inc.

The Chickasaw Nation

Greg and Lisa Love

Marilyn Van Keppel

$10,000 and above

Dr. Richard Sias/ Ad Astra Foundation

Brian Hayes

Bill & Mary Layton

Oklahoma City Community Foundation

Tom and Brenda McDaniel / American Fidelity Foundation Michael Tavlin & Marvona Easley Tavlin

Oklahoma City University Societies

$2,500-$9,999

Don and Paula Beck / Beck Design Mark & Jackie Darrah

Elizabeth Davis

Ben & M. Keywood Deese Mike & Wanda Gilliam / Edmond Music, Inc.

Rick McKee

David & Jean McLaughlin

JoBeth Moad Eddie & Rochelle Schafer

$1,000-$2,499

Terry Baransy Mark & Teena Belcik

Carol Byrd

Brian Craven Evebell Dunham James & Jean Hartsuck

Erik Heine

Gay & Brent Jones Cathy Leichter Debbie McKinney Kelli Naughton

Mark Parker

Joseph H. Phillips, O.D., Inc. Ron & Linda McDaniel Janet Schmitz

Konya Schuh Bill & Pam Shdeed

Terry A. Sparks

$500-$900

Eleanor D. Armstrong Holly Caskey

Peter & Kris Markes Linda Rosser McDaniel

Dianne G. Morgan Steven & Linsey Schafer Paulette Schroeder

Claire Schwartz

Robert L. Spinks

$499 & Below

Greg & Lisa Anikienko

Christa Bentley Stephen Bird Bruce & Peggy Brown

Deborah S. Brown

Craig Brye Lois M. Buesser

David Darrah

David Easley

Debra K. Eckhart

Emerald Delivery Service, Inc. Beth Fleming

Gregory & Maria Franks

Cynthia Gonzalez Tony & Toni Gonzalez

Steven Graham & Vicky Kelly

Amanda Heaps Sarah E. King Sarver

Michael S. Laird

Paul & Judy Lambert

Melissa Livings

Jim Barnaby & Ruth Lytle-Barnaby

Philelle D. McBrayer

Jan & Catherine McDaniel

The McDaniel Company

John & Norma McKinney, Jr.

Emmy L. Potter

Kate Pritchett

Joseph & Helen Rossney C.V. & Janice Ruth

Jean Schoening

Susan Tate

Sandra K. Thompson

Laura A. Wardwell

Patrick Womack

Cynthia Yard

ENDOWMENTS

ENDOWED MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS

Ann Simmons Alspaugh Music Scholarship

Josephine E. Atkins Endowed Music Scholarship

Wanda Bass Music Scholarship

Jean Frances Beatty Endowed Music Scholarship

Robert & Florence Birdwell Endowed Vocal Scholarship

Edna Hoffman Bowman Endowed Music and Performing Arts Scholarship

Clarence Burg Endowed Music Scholarship

Emogene Collins Music Endowed Scholarship

William H. Dougherty Endowed Scholarship

Phyllis Kastner Edson Endowed Scholarship

J. Emrick Endowed Music Scholarship

Myrtle S. Forsythe Endowed Scholarship

Marjorie Lee Germany Endowed Scholarship

Mary Jean Hackler Endowed Music Scholarship

William Randolph Hearst Music Scholarship

Deb Heine Scholarship

Gerald L. & Jayne Jayroe Gamble Endowed Scholarship

Kurt & Cathy Leichter Endowed Music Scholarship

Virginia Everitt Lovell Endowed Music Scholarship

Elizabeth Loewenstein Endowed Music Scholarship

Lisa Reagan Love Vocal Scholarship

Martin Mailman Endowed Band Scholarship

Ruth Mayer Memorial Endowed Music Scholarship

Philelle & Charles McBrayer Endowed Piano Scholarship

Brenda McDaniel Endowed Music Scholarship

AT THE BASS SCHOOL OF MUSIC ENDOWED FUNDS

Brye Ashley McKenzie Endowed Scholarship

Charles E. Mehr Endowed Music Scholarship

Darlene Milligan Endowed Music Scholarship

Music School Endowed Scholarship

Nellie J. Moss Endowed Scholarship

Kelli O’Hara Music Endowed Scholarship

Frances McMillan Oney Endowed Scholarship

Mark Edward Parker Endowed Scholarship

Margaret E. Petree Endowed Music Scholarship

OUMF – Margaret E. Petree Music Scholarship

Performing Arts Academy Scholarship

Presser Foundation Scholarship

Francis W. Preston/BMI Endowed Music Scholarship

Margaret K. Replogle Endowed Music Scholarship

Royal Sarjent Endowed Scholarship

Michael Schafer Endowed Scholarship

Inez Silberg Memorial Endowed Scholarship

William Elza Smith Endowed Church Music Scholarship

Forest & Gloe Stith Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Marvona Easley Tavlin & Michael John Tavlin Endowed Scholarship

Watkins-Soloway Music Scholarship

Verle & Lawrence Watson Endowed Music Scholarship

Esther Wessel Farmer Endowed Piano Scholarship

Florence Wilson Voice Award Scholarship

Aleta Winkler Memorial Endowed Music Scholarship

Georgia Winton Endowed Scholarship

Ann Hundley Hoover Endowed Chair

Florence Birdwell Endowed Chair

Busey Music Education Chair

Mark & Jackie Darrah Professorship in Opera & Musical Theater

Phyllis Kastner Edson Charitable Gift Annuity

Morris Hatley Canterbury Choral Performing Arts Endowment

Naomi McCasland Burton & James L. Burton Music Competition Fund

Robert & Jeaneen Naifeh Meditation Garden Endowed Fund

Wanda

405.208.5700

BASS SCHOOL OF MUSIC FACULTY & STAFF

Deans

Mark Parker, Dean/ Ann Hundley Hoover Chair Mark Belcik, Associate Dean

JoBeth Moad, Assistant Dean/ Director of the Performing Arts Academy

Conducting/Ensembles

Mark Belcik, Conducting

Matthew Mailman, Wind Jeff Grogan, Orchestra

Randi Von Ellefson, Choirs

Tony Gonzalez, Choirs

Vincent Norman, Jazz Ensemble

Joseph Ripka, Early Music Ensemble

Composition

Edward Knight, Director Clint Williams

Theory

David Dickinson

David Easley

Erik Heine

Lisa Kachouee

Rebecca Little

Kate Pritchett

Sarah Sarver

Musicology

Beth Fleming Jake Johnson

Matthew Jones

Jan McDaniel

Music Education

Tony Gonzalez, Choral

Peter Markes, Instrumental

Kim McElroy, Elementary John Schimek, Instrumental

Instrumental

Michael Anderson, Trumpet

Brian Belanus, Jazz Guitar Genevieve Clarkson, Tuba/ Euphonium

Michael Davis, Saxophone

Matt Denman, Guitar

Tommy Dobbs, Percussion

Emily Duncan, Harp Jordan Galvarino, Cello

Adam Hanna, Trombone

Nick Hatt, Violin

Lisa Kachouee, Clarinet

Rachel Maczko, Oboe

Michael Mann, Trumpet

Parthena Owens, Flute

Kate Pritchett, Horn

Anna Resnick, Bassoon

John Schimek, Double Bass Shaohong ‘Betty’ Yuan, Viola Tomasz Zieba, Cello

Keyboard

Sergio Monteiro, Director of Piano

Claudia Carroll-Phelps, Piano

Heejin Jang, Group Piano

Kimberly Jensen, Group Piano

Peggy Payne, Piano

Melissa Plamann, Organ

Joseph Ripka, Harpsichord Jean Shackleton, Piano

Opera & Music Theater

David Herendeen, Director

Karen Coe Miller, Assistant Director

Charles Koslowske

Matthew Mailman

Jan McDaniel

Voice

Rachel Barnard

Mary Brozina Wierick

William Christensen

Courtney Crouse

Jennifer Graham

Davy Green

Brenda Holleman

Kelly Holst

Larry Keller

Sarah Jo Martin

Catherine McDaniel

Jeffrey Picón

Jeremy Small Autumn West

Vocal Coaches

Sara Chiesa

Taylor Hutchinson Charles Koslowske

Jan McDaniel

Accompanists

Kay Boyles

Judy Chen

Benjamin Clark

John Edwards

Jiaxin Ou David Robillard

Jean Shackleton

Donald Tullius

Rachel Whatley Daniel Willsey

Staff

Mary Jane Alexander

Richard Beam

Susanna Brieschke

Emily Duncan

Katie Heltzel

Rachel Maczko

Jack Malm

Melissa Rice

Emma Roper

Susan Tate

SCHOOL OF THEATRE FACULTY & STAFF

Deans

Mark Parker, Dean W. Jerome Stevenson, Associate Dean

Faculty

Rachel Barnett

Gloria Biegler

Jeffery S. Cochran

Brian Coleman Jason Foreman

Larry Heyman Hal Kohlman Kris Kuss Bill Langan Lance Marsh Aaron Mooney Amy Osatinski Chaslee Schweitzer Laurena Sherrill Jeanie Sholer Bob Shryock

Adjunct Faculty

Lyn Adams Dayna Brown Rena Cook Tom McGowan

Mollie Reid Robin Vest-Coleman

Scene Shop Staff

Adam Brand

Jennifer Barrett Johnathan Jarmon Gabriel Meckling

Costume Shop Staff

Mariah Bowen

Christi Coufal Natalie Jacobson LeeAnne Metzger Staff

Susanna Brieschke Brandon Burton Emily Duncan Rachel Maczko Jack Malm Gayle Robertson Susan Tate

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