Little Foxes Program

OTTERBEIN SUMMER THEATRE presents

293rd Production (54th Summer Th eotre)

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by LILLIAN HELLMAN

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Director - OOH PAISLEY

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DIRECTORS CHARLES W. DODR ILL, Director of Theotre •ince 1958, is o recipient of many owords, includ· ing the " Top Ten Men of the Year" oword by the Columbus Citizen Journal in 1967. Dr. Dodri ll is po•t president of notional Theta Alpha Phi Theatre Honorary, the Ohio Speech Association and the Ohio Theatre Alliance. He is responsible for many innovations in Otterbein Theatre, including the "guest star," summer theatre, the professional theotre intern program, and most recently th e BFA degree in T heatre.

D. MARTYN BOOKWALTER hos just completed his MFA in Theatre Design at the California Institute of the Arts. After graduation from Otterbein in 1975 he studied design ot the New York Lester Polakov Studio of Scene Design and taught design at the Dayton Arts Center. He hos de· signed over 50 maior productions in recent years, including sNvlng as Designer for the 1976 Summer Theatre, o position he wil l also fi ll this season.

DON PAISLEY is the newest member of the theatre facu lty at Otterbein. He ,s o graduate of the University of Michi gan and is curren tly completing his Ph.D. His Otterbein responsibilities include basic courses in acting, theatre history and dromo, rnokeup and creative dramatics. He

directed the winter production of Hot L 80/t,more.

FRED J. THAYER, Designer· Technicol Director at Otterbein since 1960, was graduoted from Bowling Green State University with an M.A. in Theatre. He hos designed for the University of Toledo, Bowlin g Green ond the Huron Playhouse. He recently studied design ond production with Jo Mielziner and Les tel' Polokov. His spring sobbatico l was spent observing design ond technical procedures ot numerous theatres in Oh io o.nd surrounding states,

PETI E DODRI LL, o noti ve Penn sylvani an with o B.A. degree from Penn Stole and on M.F.A. in Theatre from Ohio University, hos worked os on actress, director, desi gner and costume desi g, er for several theatres. She functions as Costume Desi gner and Children's T heatre Dire ctor

a t Otterbein. She is olso drama teacher at Gahanna Linco ln High School.

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CAST Add;e ........... ,.............................. .......................................................................... ELLEN MARGULIES Col .................................................................................................................................... JIM SCHILLING Birdie Hubbard ........................................................................................................... NANCY SHEL TON Oscar Hubbard .................................................. ,........................................................... BRUCE CROMER Leo Hubbard ........................................................................................................ DAVID BUTTERFIELD Regino Giddens .............................................................................................................. JENNY HERRON Wi lliom Moroholl ............................................................................................................ KENT BLOCHER Benjamin Hubbard ............................................................................................................ STEVE BLACK Alexandro Gi ddens ........................................................................................................... KATHY KISE R Horace Giddens ............................................................................................................. DAVID WELLER

SCENE SYNOPSIS The scene of the play is the living room of the Giddens House, a small town in the South.

ACT I: The spring of 1900, evening ACT II: A week later, early morning ACT Ill: Two weeks later, late afternoon

DIRECTOR 'S NOTE " Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vine: for our vines hove tender grapes.' 1 - Song of Solomon, 2:15

It is fitting that Miss Hell man should have th is Biblical source for the ploy, for the ploy presents on unyielding struggle against unmitigated worldly evil. The world is filled with "little foxes; " it always hos been ond always will be, but they must not go unopposed.

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KENT BLOCHE R, an Otterbein junior from Trotwood, joi ns the Summer company for the li rSI time ofter previous experience with the Trotwood Circle Theatre. Appearances last winter included roles in A F/eo in Her Eor, Peter Pon and West Side Story.

DAVID BUTTERFIE LD brings a weal th of various winter ond summer theatre experien ces lo Otterbein. Previous activities include work in Ottowo ond Topeka, Konsos, a summer wi th the Weathervane Ployhouse in 1976 and the Art Cincinnati Repertory lost winter.

BRUCE CROMER, o Wri ght State Uni versi ty junior from Westervi l le brings on extensi ve back• ground to his first seoson with Otterbein. Major recent activities wou ld include appearonces in Godspe/1, Scopino, The Chalk Gorden, Frankenstein ond Lin/e Mory Sunsh ine.

J ENNY HERRON, on Otterbe in graduate from Dayton, returns for o second consecutive summer ofter major successes lost seoso.n in 6 Rooms Riv Vu and Born Ye sterday. Jenny spent the fa ll as on i ntern at the Actor's Theatre of Louisvi l le, and her winter Otterbein ro les included Suzy in The Ho t L Baltimore ond Anita in West Side Story.

KATHY KISER, on Otterbei n senior from Trotwood, joins the Otterbein Summer Theatre for the first season havi ng spent lost summer with the Trotwood Circle Theatre. She appeared lost winter as The Girl in Hot L Baltimore, Ti ger Li ly in Peter Pon and os o featu red dancer i n West Side Story.

ELLEN MARGULIES, o iunior mu$i col theotre major from Cincinnati, i s o first year member of the oet ing company. Major theatre and music acti vities in clude Julie in Showboot, April in The Hot L Baltimore, Mori a in Wesr Side Story and fea tured oppeoronces os soloist with Opu s Zero, theOtterbei n pop mu-sic ensemble.

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DAVI D WE LLER, on Otterbein senior from Springfi eld, jo ins the Otterbein Summer Theatre for the first season having appeared lost summer with the Sobina Barn Theatre. Roles lost winter in .. duded Poul in The Hot L Baltimore, Alfieri in A View from the Bridge and Arab in West Side Story.

BETH TITUS returns fo r her third season wi th the O tterbein Summer Theatre, the first two as actress ond this ti me in costumes and acting. Be-th a lso hod on i nternship at the Acto,'s Theatre of Louisville. Ma jor winter on~compus activity included ploying Beatrice opposite guest artist Ric Mancini in A View from the Bridge.

MARY JO YEAKEL, on Otterbein junior from Syracuse, New York jo ins the company as Moster Corpen1e r. Her extensive work i n all areas of technical thea tre, parti cvlo,ly scenery 01\d I ighting l ost wi nter merited a Theatre Service Award.

JAMES SCHILLING, on Otterbei n junior from Columbus, jo ins the company os Properti es Super· visor o nd octor. Ma jor winter appeoronces i ncluded Jamie in The Hot L Baltimore and Baby John in Wes t S,de Story.

MELISSA CAREY, on Otterbe i n sophomore from Worthing ton i s serving o s Box Offi ce Super· visor this summer. Her outstanding freshman year activi ties included on oppeoronce as Mil lie in T ho Hot L Baltimore.

KAR EH RADCLIFFE i s o musicol theatre ma jor from Hi lliard. Her freshmon activi ti e s included roles in The Pirotes of Penzance a nd West Side Story.

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