By Patrick B arlow, John Bucha
ABOUT PACE
Pottawattamie Arts, Culture & Entertainment (PACE) is strengthening, developing and promoting arts, cultural and historical institutions and organizations, and activities in Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County and throughout the region. The following annual programming is available through PACE at low or no cost to the community. Chanticleer Community Theater / Chanticleer, managed by PACE, has five theater productions with over 20 performances. Kanesville Symphony Orchestra / KSO, managed by PACE, hosts three concerts. Educational Programs / PACE has over 50 classes and programs for youth, adults, and families. Classes include pottery, painting, photography, and culinary arts. Gallery Exhibitions / PACE curates the nearly 8,500 square-foot Exhibition and Gallery Floor, which includes our Grant Wood murals, traveling exhibits, and works from local artists. Artist Studios / PACE subsizes five artist studios where artists are encouraged to create and participate in art exhibitions and teach class and workshops. Community Programs / PACE hosts programs to activate community spaces, including the Music in the Park series. Public Art / PACE, partners with local artists to help improve the image and identity of our community. PACE is a non-profit 501(c)(3) and depends on the support of donors and sponsors that share our values to ensure the arts continue to thrive and be in service to the community. Support PACE and the arts today at www.paceartsiowa.org/donate.
We dedicate our performance to Cheri Hultman Sanwick, who worked for many years for Ibsen Costume Gallery, and with Chanticleer, including The 39 Steps. We will miss you, Cheri.
The 39 Steps
By Patrick Barlow, John Buchan May 13 – 22, 2022 Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty Python and you have The 39 Steps, a fast-paced whodunit for anyone who loves the magic of theatre! This two-time Tony and Drama Desk Award-winning treat is packed with nonstop laughs, a zillion zany characters (played by a ridiculously talented cast of four), an onstage plane crash, handcuffs, missing fingers, and some good oldfashioned romance.
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. “The 39 Steps” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
director’s note Could I use a laugh? Yes. I really could use a laugh. The world has been a heavy place the past couple years - even the past couple of months. What’s been the most difficult thing to do? Laugh. Find a place to laugh. Find anything funny. So, when The 39 Steps came up, I was really ready for a laugh. And did I get one! Certainly, this isn’t exactly the 1935 film imagined by Alfred Hitchcock, though it’s still there, just mixed in with some outstanding comedy. When the talented quartet you’re about to witness started working together at rehearsals, there was so much laughter. In fact, I can’t tell you how many hilarious moments have happened to me in my years as a director, but this group with this script... We have laughed so much together over these past weeks. I’d like to thank this amazing cast, and our fabulous crew - Dan and Brian bringing their deep expertise to the booth, and my four amazing crew members who are handling the madness backstage, JoAnn (our fearless stage manager), Melissa, Cindy, Brodie and Quinn. They are not only assisting with set changes, but costume changes, prop changes, curtains, and some very fun special effects. It’s such a big job and we couldn’t do without them. I’d also like to thank my creative friends, Taylor, Jacy, Madeline and Dwayne and his staff, who all shared in the vision for this production. And of course, thank you to Chanticleer for this opportunity for us all to gather again. I had forgotten how healing laughter can be. I’m so grateful for all the laughs we’ve shared, the ones we’ll share with this performance, and that theatre is cautiously returning to the stage. Enjoy!
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Ron & Debra Hines Barb Woods Scott Hartman Ken & Linda Walker Teresa DeBenedictis Beth Rutz Jerry Brabec Peg & Ray Miller
Mark Schulze Kate Cutler Elaine & Bob Fenner Sissy Silber Ted & Polly Hoff Thomas Whitson Sherryl Bills-Taylor Rick & Laural Ronk
Julie Wymore Tim Daugherty David & Susan Coberly Cordula & Dr. Alan Fisher Steve & Suz Trusty Bob & Denise Putman
Special Thanks To Our Chanticleer Advisory Committee
Ann Coombs Beth Rutz Brian Cady Christine Gochenour Denise Putman
Dwayne Ibsen Jason DeLong Julie Twohig Lori Lynn Ahrends Mike Jones
Robert Putman Terry DeBenedictis Tim Daugherty
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characters & cast
WILL MULLER | Richard Hannay ROZ PARR | Annabella/Margaret/Pamela BRENNAN THOMAS | Clown 1 MARCUS BENZEL | Clown 2
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TAYLOR ADAMS | Technical Director BRIAN CALLAGHAN | Light Tech MELISSA CARNAHAN | Crew Member QUINN DOWLING | Crew Member JOANN GOODHEW Stage Manager 532 First |Avenue Council Bluffs, IA 51503 CINDY GOERING | Crew Member 712-322-1600 MADELINE MCCRAE | Properties SmithDavisInsurance.com BOB PUTMAN | Creative Consultant JACY ROOK | Lighting Designer BRODIE SMITH | Crew Member Agents for West Bend Insurance DAN WACH | Sound Operater/Assistant Everything ROXANNE WACH | Director/Sound Designer
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scene breakdown The play takes place in 1935 London and Scotland:
In a London flat (Portland Place) A Music Hall / On Trains / The Fourth Bridge On the Scottish Moors / At a political rally In an old Scottish inn / At the London Palladium
sound notes Scotland the Brave by Eric M. Armour https://freemusicarchive.org - CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 Brakes squeal, gunshot CC BY 3.0 Many sounds: https://freesound.org CC BY 1.0
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cast bios
WILL MULLER | Richard Hannay Will is happy to be back at Chanticleer where he last appeared as Chris Keller in All My Sons. Other performances include Duncan in Leading Ladies (Omaha Community Playhouse), Dennis in Mauritius (Omaha Community Playhouse), Linus Larrabee, Jr. in Sabrina Fair (Bellevue Little Theatre), and Jamie Tyrone in Long Day’s Journey into Night (Brigit Saint Brigit). ROZ PARR | Annabella/Margaret/Pamela Roz is excited to be making her Chanticleer debut. Her recent roles include Edna in Bright Star (Omaha Community Playhouse), Greta in Murder on the Orient Express (OCP), Aggie in The Game’s Afoot (Florence Community Theater), Belle in A Christmas Carol (OCP), and Pauline in One Man, Two Guvnors (OCP). Roz would like to thank her family for their support of her love of acting, especially for the times they served as unwilling audience members for her childhood in-home performances. BRENNAN THOMAS | Clown 1 Brennan is an Omaha Native and was a member of the last graduating class of Technical High School. After college, he served as a Naval Aviator before starting his career in construction management. His most recent role was that of Samuel Ratchet in OCP’s Murder on the Orient Express. Prior to that, he played Governor Ned Newly in The Outsider at Bellevue Little Theater and Capt. Wisher in Three To Beam Up at Shelterbelt Theatre. He has appeared at the Omaha Community Playhouse in a number of productions including One Man, Two Guvnors, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Beer Town, Race, August Osage County, and Who’s afraid of Virginia Wolff. Brennan spent 7 years in Los Angeles, where he hosted the reality show, Brawny Academy, and was in numerous stage productions including, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, The Manchurian Candidate, Sabrina Fair, The Merchant of Venice, The Maltese Falcon, and Much Ado About Nothing.
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HOFFFRIDAY FOURTH FRIDAY HOFF FOURTH MAY 2 7 | 4 -10PM >> McCORMICK ’S 1894 BAR
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MARCUS BENZEL | Clown 2 Marcus returns to the Chanticleer stage after last appearing as Cholly in a 1940’s Radio: A Christmas Carol. Other theatrical credits include: One Man, Two Guvnors (OCP), Rock of Ages (OCP), Mamma Mia (OCP), Singing in the Rain (OCP), A Christmas Carol (OCP), Spamalot (OCP), Urinetown (Chanticleer), Mamma Mia (PART) and Best of Friends (BLT). When Marcus isn’t performing on stage he works at WP Engine as an Account Executive. Marcus credits Ducktales and Shrek for helping him find his Scottish accent. He would like to thank his wife, friends, and family for always encouraging him to go out for auditions, and constantly mocking him for always playing a cop in a show. This will be Marcus’ 9th and 10th time playing a police officer.
creatives bios
TAYLOR ADAMS | Technical Director Taylor (they/them) is a teaching artist and designer focused in community-based programming. They currently work as an educator at The Rose Children’s Theater and hold a BFA in Theatre Performance and Direction from Creighton University. Some of their past design work has been, PLVCT: Into The Woods (OEA nom) Shelterbelt: Across Rhodes, Dairy-Maid Rite (OEA Winner). Creighton APO: Riot, Repeat (KCACTF Scenic Design Winner). They also are a wig and make up team member for Opera Omaha. Be sure to follow them on their artistic journey on Instagram at: taylorthe.painter. BRIAN CALLAGHAN | Light Tech This is Brian’s first time working with Chanticleer, and he is thrilled to be working in the new space at PACE. He has been a fixture for SNAP! Productions, Shelterbelt, and Bellevue Little Theatre. Enjoy this hilarious show!
MELISSA CARNAHAN | Crew Member Melissa Marie is an Omaha area stage manager, actor and stage hand. This is Melissa’s 4th show with the Chanticleer Theater. Melissa is grateful for the opportunity to serve on this crew and for all the opportunities Chanticleer Theater has provided. Thank you and enjoy the show. QUINN DOWLING | Crew Member they/them/theirs - Quinn is incredibly honored to make their theatrical debut with PACE. A recent transplant to the Omaha area, Quinn was originally born and raised in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. After achieving a bachelor’s degree in theater from Susquehanna University, Quinn set their sights out west in search of a new community of innovative and imaginative storytellers to collaborate with. They would also like to take this opportunity to thank the following: Kim Joyce, Tony Henning & Roxanne Wach for the opportunity. CINDY GOERING | Crew Member Cindy is from Antigo, WI and moved to Nebraska in 1981. She has worked for Millard Public Schools for 22 years. She enjoys theatre and has been an Ambassador for Omaha Performing Arts since 2015. This is her first time behind the curtain!
JOANN GOODHEW | Stage Manager JoAnn’s involvement in theatre began by doing props for several area theatres. She then went on to stage manage for many of the same theatres. She is “back in the saddle” again after a too long hiatus. A big thank you to Roxanne Wach (our director for this great cast & crew) for giving her this opportunity to show that she still has what it takes to “crack the whip” backstage. JoAnn is dedicating her first show back on the scene to her wonderful, glorious rainbow, Fred. “Love you, baby and I know you’re watching my comeback.”
MADELINE MCCRAE | Properties Madeline is thrilled to be working with Roxanne again! In addition to designing properties, Madeline designs costumes, stage manages, is a production assistant and a playwright. Some of her favorite shows to design properties for are Housebreaking, Jekyll and Hyde, Ragtime, Pride’s Crossing, Side Show, Incorruptible, The Women, and The Kentucky Cycle Parts 1 and 2 (Assistant). Last summer Madeline’s original play Lunch Date was performed as part of the Omaha Fringe Festival 2021. This summer two of her original plays, Where the Hell’s The Bridesmaid????? and A Family Fractured, will be a presented as part of the Omaha Fringe Festival 2022. Thanks Rox for this amazing opportunity – Hitchcock is one of my all-time faves!!! JACY ROOK | Lighting Designer Jacy is extremely excited to be a part of The 39 Steps production. She is incredibly grateful for the opportunity and thankful to work with such an amazing team. During her time in the Omaha, Lincoln, and Council Bluffs area, she has been lucky to work on shows such as The Little Mermaid, AM/FM Band, Cinderella, Love Always, Patsy Cline, and more. She would like to thank the cast and crew for their time and efforts toward the show, and special thanks to her family for encouraging her throughout her career. Enjoy the show everyone! BRODIE SMITH | Crew Member Brodie is native to Council Bluffs and also attends Lewis Central High School. He has done shows such as The Music Man, The Little Mermaid Jr., and Clue. Brodie also works at the Hoff Center as Event staff. Brodie is excited to be taking part in his 8th show.
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DAN WACH | Sound Operater Dan has performed with most of the theatrical and arts groups in Omaha, including Opera Omaha, Omaha Symphony, Ballet Omaha, Omaha Community Playhouse, Shelterbelt Theatre, SNAP! Productions, Norton Theatre, Chanticleer Theater, Omaha Workshop Theatre, Bellevue Little Theatre and Dundee Dinner Theatre. He currently serves on the board of Shelterbelt as treasurer. He received the Norm and Louise Filbert Lifetime Achievement award from the Theatre Arts Guild in 2019. After recently appearing in Bright Star (OCP), he’s just as happy to be assisting behind the scenes. ROXANNE WACH | Director / Sound Designer A multifaceted artist, Roxanne has performed, designed, and directed for many Omaha stages over the past 50 years, including work with Bellevue Little Theatre, BroadStreet Productions., Chanticleer Theater, Dundee Dinner Theatre, New York International Fringe Festival, Omaha Symphony, Omaha Community Playhouse, Opera Omaha, Quincy Productions, Shelterbelt Theatre and SNAP! Productions. She directed last season’s award-winning production, Fun Home at OCP, and recently directed Bright Star there, after a two-year delay due to Covid. In January 2019, she directed Return to Niobrara by Mary Kathryn Nagle at The Rose, workshopped at The Kennedy Center for New Visions/New Voices 2018. A Theatre Arts Guild life member and past-President, she has received numerous TAG Awards nominations and won several including Special Event Production, Director/Musical, Director/Comedy and Drama, New Script and Supporting Actress/Musical. Roxanne is a member of International Centre for Women Playwrights. She was honored with the Master Teacher Alumni Award from Midland Lutheran College for her work in theatre, and was the recipient of Bob Roberts TAG Board Recognition Award twice and Norm & Louise Filbert TAG Lifetime Achievement Award. Roxanne currently serves as the Executive Director for Shelterbelt Theatre, Omaha’s home for new plays. She hopes to ignite interest in not just seeing new plays, but supporting the page to stage process. She also is the Executive Director of Compassion Omaha and the founder/creator of www.InnerscapesNailPotions.com. She is grateful to get to work with such an amazing group of cast, crew and creatives!
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Your annual membership supports and promotes the arts throughout our community and keeps PACE programming affordable and accessible for everyone. PATRON
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PACE MEMBERSHIPS Pottawattamie Arts, Culture and Entertainment’s mission is to strengthen, develop and promote arts, cultural and historical institutions, organizations and activities in Council Bluffs and Pottawattamie County.
A major artistic movement is under way in our community - and we want you to be a part of it! An annual PACE membership includes discounts on classes, invitations to special events, and so much more! PACE members of all levels receive the following benefits: - ONE PERSONALIZED MEMBERSHIP CARD - SUBSCRIPTION TO E-NEWSLETTER - INVITATIONS TO MEMBERS-ONLY EVENTS (EXHIBITION FIRST-LOOKS, ARTIST STUDIO TOURS, AND SPECIAL RECEPTIONS) - REDUCED PRICING FOR CLASSES, CHILDREN’S CAMPS, AND WORKSHOPS - 5% DISCOUNT AT MCCORMICK’S 1894 Your annual membership to PACE supports and promotes arts, culture, and entertainment in our community, and helps to keep our wide variety of programming affordable and accessible to everyone. Become a PACE member today at www.paceartsiowa.org/get-involved.
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We are excited to partner with Americans for the Arts to announce the launch of Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6), the sixth national study of the economic impact of the nonprofit arts and culture industry. While the arts have the potential to impact many aspects of our community, the truth is they also have a power all on their own. The arts are an open invitation to engage in our history, our heritage, our politics, the way we learn—in short, the arts are part of our daily lives, and play a role in all aspects of the human experience. We need your help to collect this data for AEP6. While part of a national study, our reports will be based on spending by our own local nonprofit arts and culture organizations as well as the eventrelated spending by their audiences (at local retail, parking, and restaurant establishments). We believe this important research tool will demonstrate that when we invest our dollars in the arts, we are not doing so at the expense of economic development. Rather, we are investing in an industry that strengthens our local economy. Let’s change the conversation. The arts mean business. Scan the Code or visit website to Learn More: AmericansForTheArts.org/AEP6
PACE MAY CALENDAR
MAY 06-28 FRI 6-9PM & SAT 12-4PM >> Iowa Traveling Watercolor Show FRI 6-9PM >> Studio Artists Open Hours SAT 1-2:30PM >> Youth Ceramics SAT 2:30-4PM >> Youth Painting SAT 4-5PM >> Youth Makers Lab MAY 13-15 & MAY 20-22 FRI & SAT 7:30PM / SUN 2PM >> Chanticleer Theater | The 39 Steps MAY 21 SAT 12-1:30PM >> Inclusive Arts Initiative: Paint Pour class SAT 12-1:30PM >> Youth Culinary Class: Fruit Empanadas SAT 5-6:30PM >> Teen Culinary Class: Enchiladas MAY 27 FRI 4-10PM >> HOFF Fourth Friday FRI 5-9PM >> Pop-up Restaurant w/ Viva Fit Kitchen FRI 6-8PM >> LIVE Music w/ Rick Spurgin FRI 6:30PM >> New Masters Gallery Opening scan code for calendar & registrations
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