Program All Over Town 1980

OTTERBEIN SUMMER THEATRE presents 327th Production (70th Summer Theatre)

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ALL OVER TOWN

by Murray Schisgal

JULY 29-30-31 AUG. 1-2, 1980 Director - CARTER W. LEWIS Designer/Technical Director - DAVID HAMMOND Costume Designer - KATHLEEN LEWICKi

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CELEBRATION 75! 1980-81 Theatre Season Oct. 15-18 — Feb. 4-7 — Mar. 11-14— May 6-9 May 29June6

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An exciting 75th anniversary season celebration... featuring two PROFESSIONAL GUEST ACTORS... and 5 plays for the price of 4!!

OUR TOWN (starring a PROFESSIONAL GUEST ACTOR) AS YOU LIKE IT (Shakespeare’s great comedy) AND MISS REARDON DRINKS A LITTLE (PROFESSIONAL GUEST ACTRESS) HELLO, DOLLY! (Spectacular award-winning musical)

— THE SHADOW BOX (Pulitzer Prize-winning Drama of 1977) Plus Children’s Theatre production of ALICE IN WONDERLAND, Nov. 21-23.

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ALL OVER TOWN

As we conclude our 14th season I would like to express appreciation to our au­ diences and PATRONS for their participation, to numerous individuals and businesses who loaned props, furniture & costumes, and a very special thanks to our staff and company for seven outstanding weeks of theatrical experiences.

This summer of 1980 has been clouded by multiple problems and pressures affect­ ing our American public. Pressures of unemployment, inflation, fuel crises, American hostages abroad, civil unrest, and impending military conflicts overseas have brought the American spirit to a low ebb at the outset of a new decade. The theatre is not a panacea, yet can serve as both an uplifting and enlightening experience for all.

It was wonderful to see you all back with us this summer - let’s not stop thinking about tomorrow!

Thank You, CARTER W. LEWIS & THE O.S.T. COMPANY

CAST Millie....................................LINDA FINNELL Sybil Morris............................... SUSAN DIOL Dr. Lionel Morris ..............JOHN EBNER Beebee Morris................. TAMYAN SAGER Charles Kogan ... .RICH TATGENHORST Colonel Martin Hopkins JEFFREY GARBER Lewis .............................MICHAEL ECHOLS Louie......... ..................ROGER TACKETTE Michael Boyssan .. .CARLYLE OWENS III Jackie Boyssan.................... JANINE PAPIN

Laurent............................ RICHARD BUCKLEY Philomena............. FONTAINE FOLLANSBEE Mr. Harold P. Hainsworth LARRY SHERWOOD Francine......................DONNA WILLIAMSON Fiona......................................... ANN DOERING Fedora......................................... GWENTORRY Demetrius/Detective Kirby . BRUCE MARVIN Detective Peterson.. .JUERGEN TOSSMAN Maharishi Badah........................JOHN TENER

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DIRECTORS CARTER W. LEWIS graduated frofn Otterbein in 1973 and went oh to earn his Master’s in Directing and Piaywriting-at the University of Okiahoma. This is his second year as Manag­ ing Director of pST, having directed our very successfui productions of The Runner Stumbles and Harvey iast summer. Carter aiso directs for Country Dinner Piayhouse, and Piayers Theatre of Coiumbus where he recentiy was prociaimed Outstanding Coiumbus Director for his productions of Sleuth and 5th of July. A piaywrite as weii as a director, Carter has had numer'ous scripts produced in various theatres.

DAVID HAMMOND is a 1974 Otterbein grad, who has directed and designed numerous productions while serving as Director of Theatre at Mt. Gilead H.S. David spent this past year as Deslgner/Technical Director of Players Theatre of Columbus where he designed An Almost Perfect Person, Tom Sawyer, and designed and directed The Rude Mechanicals.

KATHLEEN LEWICKI has just completed her second year at Otterbein as an instructor in technical theatre and designer for various productions. Last summer Kate designed the scenery for The Boyfriend and Harvey, and costumes for Cactus Flower and The Runner Stumbles. This past spring she designed the arena setting for the central Ohio premiere of And They Dance Real Slow in Jackson. Kate comes to Otterbein from her training at Carnegie-Mellon where she received an M.F.A. In Theatrical Production.

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SUMMER THEATRE COMPANY JOHN W EBNER an Otterbein graduate, returns for his second year with OST. You might remem^^r John fir his versatile performances as Frank In He» the George in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wooif? He has also appeared o" the Players Theatre stage and has recently returned from an internship at Virginia Company.

ANN LESLIE DOERING, a senior from Heidelberg College joins OST for the fir^ ti .

Selde'perrAnn has performed such challenging roles as Polly in Flora in Giri Crazy. Last summer Ann starred in several musicals at Nettle Creek Players in ind^anrand hopL to culminate her training with a career as a professional actress^ RICH TATGENHORST returns for his second summer after an active winter year a bl?n where he starred as Antipholus in Comedy of Errors andSky Masterson m Guys and Dolls. You may remember Rich from last summer's delightful portrayal of Tony in The FONTWNE FOLLANSBEE, an Otterbein junior, joins OST for the first time. Her credits ino°?e memorable pefforminces as Bonnie In Applause, Fiona In Br/gadoon, Sarah Brown in Guys and Doiis, and Beauty in Sieeping Beauty on the Otterbein q ^ic JEFFREY GARBER a senior at Kent State, holds a double major in Theatre and Graphic De^gn Jefns credited with such roles as McCleavy in Loot Todias in A Deiicate Baiance, The President in The Madwoman of Chaiifot, and Giles in The Mousetrap. , ^ , MICHAEL A. ECHOLS spent his fall term as an intern at Actor’s Theatre of ^ patrons will remember Mike as Dromio of Syracuse in A Comedy of Errors, and Ben in And They Dance Beat Stow in Jackson. Mike also played football for four years at OtterLfNDA M FINNELL an Otterbein graduate from Cincinatti, comes to OST for the tlnda has perforrced for CIncInattrs Showboat Majestic, Intamad In NYC with LAMDA. and

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TAMYAN SAGER returns for her second year with OST. This past year she aoDeared as Mar­ tha in IVrto s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and the Queen in Sleeping Beauty. Tammy iooks for­ ward to an internship with the Virginia Stage Company in the fail ^ CHERYL NEWCOMB, an Otterbein junior comes to OST for her first summer. Cheryl will serve the company as Box Office Supervisor for the summer ^ ® graduate from Otterbein, comes to us from Springfield Ohio to spend her first summer with OST as Property Mistress. umo, lo III, an Otterbein sophomore, was recently seen in And They Dance Real Slow m Jackson. This is Carlyle’s first summer with OST GWEN M. TORRY, an Otterbein junor from Newinoton ^nnnor^ti^..t ic * u .. for her recent performance as Elizabeth Willow in Ani’rh-C n o remembered LARRY SHERWOOD is a sophomo^ at ottSr^ wfm ^ '''

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