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"Born Yesterday" is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York
Nov 6 - Dec 4, 2016
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The University of Arizona • College of Fine Arts School of Theatre, Film & Television proudly presents an Arizona Repertory Theatre production
BORN
YESTERDAY
by Garson Kanin
Director f *§
Hank Stratton Voice & Dialect Coach f David Morden *±
Voice & Dialect Coach f Kevin Black *
Fight Director Brent Gibbsf*þ
Costume Designer † Julio C. Hernandez
Scenic Designer † Amy Sue Hazel
Sound Designer Amber Rudnick
Lighting Designer Tori Mays
Technical Director Ruth Richardson
Stage Manager Amy LeGore
Dramaturg Anna Jennings *Member of Actors' Equity Association
** Member of United Scenic Artists, Local 829
§Member of Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists þSociety of American Fight Directors
±Member of American Guild of Musical Artists
©Member of The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society
Unless otherwise noted, all designers, performers and technicians are School of Theatre, Film & Television students. f School of Theatre, Film & Television Faculty Member
†BFA Senior Capstone Project /MFA Thesis See Production Staff page for details. "Born Yesterday" is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York "Anything Goes" Copyright © 1934, Harms, Inc. Reprinted by permission of copyright owner.
Appreciation is hereby acknowledged to Cole Porter, the author and composer of the song "Anything Goes."
The Author gratefully acknowledges the assistance of David M Pardoll, Stage Manager of BORN YESTERDAY, in preparing the original acting edition of the play.
Arizona Repertory Theatre is the professional theatre training company of the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television.
THE CAST Billie Dawn.............................................................................Marissa Munter Harry Brock............................................................................Carlos Lee Hall ‡ Paul Verrall............................................................................Matthew Osvog ‡ Ed Devery...................................................................................Kasey Caruso Senator Norval Hedges....................................................... Alec Michael Coles Mrs. Hedges.....................................................................Kristian Arseneault Eddie Brock................................................................................. Alex Gossard Assistant Manager.....................................................................Alec Williams Helen...................................................................................... Marissa Salazar Barber......................................................................................... Colt Watkiss Manicurist.............................................................................. Vinessa Vidotto Bootblack...........................................................................Thomas Tyler West Bellhop #1............................................................................... Quinn Corrigan Bellhop #2/Waiter................................................................... Adam Grodman
* Member of Actors' Equity Association Actors’ Equity Membership Candidate
‡
UNDERSTUDIES: Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance. Quinn Corrigan for Eddie Brock - Kelly Hajek for Helen - Adam Grodman for Ed Devery Peter Martineau for Harry Brock - Maia Mims for Mrs. Hedges - Max Protzen for Senator Norval Hedges - Anza Wiedenkeller for Billie Dawn - Zach Zupke for Paul Verrall.
ALUMNI NOTES
ALUMNI
Karin Hendricks
BFA Musical Theatre, 2004
Karin grew up in Tucson and graduated from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre. After graduating, she spent time in New York City before moving to California and earning her MFA in Acting at the University of California, Irvine. She is currently a Resident Artist at the Pacific Conservatory Theatre and serves on the Theatre Faculty at California Polytechnic State University. Her recent acting roles include Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, Lady Anne in Richard III (directed by Robynn Rodriguez), Sarah in Trying, and Fiona in Shrek the Musical. In 2009, Karin founded Community Speaks!, an annual community-based theatre project. Every year, Karin directs and devises an original, verbatim play about a local topic or conflict, and then tours it throughout the central coast of California. Whether teaching, acting, or directing, Karin often draws on the excellent training she received from the UA. Bear Down!
Alumn Keith Jeeerson MFA Acting, 1994
NOTES
Keith Jefferson now resides in Los Angeles where he is a professional actor, singer, dancer, voiceover, and recording artist. He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from USIU and an MFA in Acting from the University of Arizona. Since graduating from the UA, he has continued to have a successful career in film, TV, regional theatre, and national tours. Working in such theatres as the La Jolla Playhouse, San Diego Repertory, Thousand Oaks Civic Center, The
Note Shubert, and Southwest Shakespeare to name a few.
Some of his favorite lead roles come from Othello, Much Ado About Nothing, Saint Joan, The Piano Lesson, Superior Donuts, Memphis, Big River, and Once On This Island, among others. In addition, Keith has an ongoing successful film and TV career, having had a recurring role on the Jamie Foxx Show as CJ and Stoney Jackson, Vh1’s ILL-ustrated, Buualo Soldiers as Private Andrew Boyer, The Last Free Man as Jeremiah Jessup, The Fantastiks, and the Oscar-winning film, Django Unchained, as Pudgy Ralph, and The Hateful Eight as Charly - the latter two directed and written by multiple Academy Award-winner, Quentin Tarantino. Keith has worked along side stellar actors such as Jamie Foxx, Danny Glover, Angela Lansbury, Christoph Waltz and Samuel L. Jackson. Keith also presents his acting workshop in various cities and is now being considered for the role of Mafala in The Book of Mormon for Broadway, national and international tours. Keith now has two projects in development that he is producing, and began filming the movie, All-Star Weekend, starring Jamie Foxx and Justin Timberlake, directed by Jamie Foxx, during this past October. Keith is a proud member of SAG and Actors’ Equity.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENES All three acts take place in Washington, D.C. Fall, 1946
ACT I September, 1946 ~ There will be one 15-minute intermission ~
ACT II About two months later ACT III Late that night
Learn more through exciting discussions! Pre-Show Discussion: Sunday, Nov 13, at 12:45 pm. Our Dramaturg will lead an exciting dialogue that includes behind-the-scenes information about the production. Post-Show Discussion: Friday, Dec 2, immediately after the performance in the Marroney Theatre. Meet the actors and production team during a Q&A segment.
All discussions are free and open to the public.
PRODUCTION STAFF Direction and Management Production Manager
Jenny Langf
Assistant Stage Managers
Taylor Moss, Cole Rowerdink
Assistant Technical Director
Ted Kraus
Master Carpenter
Kyle McGinnis
Carpenters
Melissa Arnaud, Josh Barnhill, Inga Kalvaitis, Dan Movick,
Marli Ray, Jack Meng, Jeremy Roberts, TAR 111 students
Charge Artist
Andie Pratt
Scenic Artists
Alison Conover, Amy Sue Hazel, Rachael Snow,
Sarah Rose Tamas
Props Master
Jason Jamerson
Assistant Prop Master
Justen Zhang
Props Artisans
Yejia Cao, Tory Middlebrooks
Deck Crew
Noah Dettman, Eric Fine, Jordan Grant, Chris Harper,
Liliana Manzanares, Tess Myers, Kylie-Jo Soto
Lighting Associate Lighting Designer
Brie Gonzales
Assistant Lighting Designer
Lawrence Ware
Master Electrician
Domino Mannheim
Assistant Master Electrician
Tyler Petersen
Light Board Operator
Marli Ray
Programmer
Domino Mannheim
Electrics Consultant
Patrick Charles W. McClanahan
Electricians
Naima Ishak Boushaki, Michael Cruz, Connor Greene,
Daniel Kersh, Reinold Kellici, Andrea Lopez Martinez,
Kyle McGinnis, Taylor Moss, Ken Phillips, Destiny Sampley,
Sam Schwartz, Rachael Snow, Sarah Rose Tamas Jack Viskocil,
Justen Zhang,
Costumes Costume Director
Richard Tuckettf
Assistant Costume Designer
Sam Kate Toney
Drapers
Hanna Peterson, Maryann Trombinof, Richard Tuckettf
First Hands
Michael Cruz, Marisa Lujan, Jack Viskocil
Stitchers
Sierra Adamo, Tiffany Charns, Jamie Cutler, Gaby Nava Gomez,
Allison Morones, Chelsea Resh, Taylor Thomas
Tailor
Leah Mednick Foley
Wardrobe Crew Heads
Abbie Hackney, Sam Kate Toney
Wardrobe Crew
Kaiden Biggs, Liana Carrasco, Mercie Diodati, Ali Flayton,
Alli Halliday, Daniel Kersh, Elliot McVeigh, Lauren Nail,
Guy Norris, Annie O'Connor, Kelly Paschall, Jenna Rosebrough,
Kyleigh Sacco, Rachael Snow, Harper Black Thimgan,
Darrin Wood
Sound
Assistant Sound Designer
Noah Dettman
Sound Board Operator
Noah Dettman
Audio Crew
Noah Dettman, Kiara Johnson, Marcus Myler,
Amber Rudnick, Garrett Seaton, Darrin Wood
†Julio Hernandez - MFA Thesis Project in Costume Design, Patrick Holt, Faculty Supervisor †Amy Sue Hazel - MFA Thesis Project in Scenic Design, Bruce Brockman, Faculty Supervisor
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DRAMATURG’S NOTES Garson Kanin never finished high school. However, despite being self-educated and selfconscious about his lack of formal education, Kanin enjoyed a successful career in theatre and Hollywood as an actor, writer, and director. He served in the United States Army during World War II and spent most of his time in Washington D.C. While briefly stationed in London, Kanin wrote Born Yesterday in the evenings as bombs exploded over the city. Born Yesterday begins in September of 1945, a month after the atomic bombs were dropped Dr. Jessica Maerz on Japan, marking the end of the U.S. involvement in World War II. The Cold War had not yet UA Professor
begun; therefore, one of the largest concerns for Americans was the post-war economy. Fearful of inflation, or a return to the Great Depression, many believed international trade and a free world market could maintain economic stability. Harry Brock is in Washington D.C. to expand his junkyard business internationally. Scrap-metal - specifically scrap steel - played an integral role in the U.S. war effort. During the war, the American steel industry experienced a massive shortage in steel production, which threatened the manufacturing of supplies for the war. In 1943, the American home front collected and donated five million tons of scrap metal to compensate for the shortage in the steel industry. It is within this industry that Brock has made his massive fortune. Billie Dawn doesn’t concern herself with Brock’s business dealings – until she begins pursuing knowledge, reading books, and questioning her position within his organization. Kanin’s deeply-held belief in the power of education and his reverence for American democracy both manifest vividly in Born Yesterday. After our country’s recent turbulent election, we can sympathize with the uncertainty and frustration with Washington D.C. that Kanin presents. While American opinion of our government has shifted greatly, Kanin illustrates the timeless power of the quest for knowledge in this optimistic and vibrant play.
- Anna Jennings, Dramaturg
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PROFILES Hank Stratton (Director) - starred in the Broadway revival/television film adaptation of The Man Who Came to Dinner. He appeared in three seasons of the CBS drama The Unit, in addition to recurring roles on Heroes and American Dreams. Other television work includes numerous films and guest appearances for NBC, ABC, CBS, Hallmark and HBO. Theatre work includes Love’s Labour’s Lost (Royal Shakespeare Company), the national tours of the Tony Award-winning productions of Copenhagen and Cabaret, and most recently My Fair Lady (Moonlight Stage Productions). Previous Arizona Repertory Theatre work: Reckless, This, The Man Who Came To Dinner, and co-directing The Full Monty. He recently directed The Laramie Project for the University of Michigan, and is now an Assistant Professor of Acting & Directing at the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television. He is a graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Kevin Black (Co-Voice & Dialect Coach) – is an Associate Professor of Practice in the School of Theatre, Film & Television, teaching acting, voice and movement, coaching voice/dialects, directing and acting in Arizona Repertory Theatre productions. He coached dialects for Arizona Theatre Company's King Charles lll, Around the World in 80 Days and The Importance of Being Earnest. A member of Actors' Equity Association, he played Lord Capulet in ATC's Romeo and Juliet and George Wilson in The Great Gatsby. At Invisible Theatre, he directed/acted in A Kid Like Jake, and appeared in Mesa and In the Mood, and has many other credits. He is Associate Producer for the HBO documentary film, Brillo Box (3¢ Off), by director, Lisanne Skyler, airing in 2017 on HBO. David Morden (Co-Voice & Dialect Coach) – is an Assistant Professor of Voice and Movement. For Arizona Repertory Theatre, he directed Lend Me a Tenor and Inspecting Carol and served as voice and/or dialect coach for Hands on a Hardbody, The Tempest, The Comedy of Errors, Cabaret, Othello, The Fantasticks, Nine, and A Midsummer Night's Dream. He also directed Medea/Medea/Medea Redux for the UA Studio Series. Locally, he is an Artistic Associate at The Rogue Theatre, where he has acted in/directed many shows. David also served as Voice and Text Coach for Santa Cruz Shakespeare (Hamlet, A Midsummer Night's Dream). Internationally, he performed and taught at Jagriti Theatre in Bangalore, India. Brent Gibbs (Director/Fight Director) – heads the Acting Program at the UA where he teaches Acting and Stage Combat. A Certified Teacher and
Fight Director with the Society of American Fight Directors, he has taught classes in stage combat around the U.S. and in Europe and has worked on fights for theatres from Thailand to New York. Brent is the first Fight Director to win the Arizona State Theatre Award for Excellence in Choreography. As Artistic Director for Arizona Repertory Theatre, he has directed Dracula, The Voice of the Prairie, How I Learned to Drive, Boeing Boeing, The Glass Menagerie and Frankenstein, as well as numerous others. Julio C Hernandez (Costume Designer) – is a Master of Fine Arts candidate in Costume Design. He received his Bachelor’s degree from New Mexico State University where he was named “Costume Designer of the Year” (2014). Previous works include Costume Designer for the Arizona Repertory Theatre production of RENT, the Borderlands Theatre productions of The Ghosts of Lote Bravo and Más, and the American Southwest Theatre Company productions of Red, and Aunt Raini - directed by Tony Award winning director Mark Medoff. Julio is extremely grateful for the mentoring and support from his professors, colleagues and loved ones. Amy Sue Hazel (Scenic Designer) – is a third-year graduate student in Scenic Design, originally from Laingsburg, MI. Past designs include Reckless here at Arizona Repertory Theatre; The Fantasticks, A Flea in Her Ear and Baskerville at Weathervane Playhouse in Ohio; Some Days, House of Several Stories, Ages Of The Moon and Waiting For Godot at Central Michigan University. Amy Sue thanks her family for supporting her choice to pursue theatre as well as her second degree. She also thanks all the people who helped her get to where she is today, as an artist and as a person. “Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable.” – George Bernard Shaw. Tori Mays (Lighting Designer) – is excited to be joining Arizona Repertory Theatre as a first-year MFA Lighting Design candidate. She recently received her BFA from Rockford University. She has been resident Lighting Designer at The Huron Playhouse for the past three seasons, and is looking forward to her fourth this summer. Favorite credits include: Little Shop of Horrors (Huron Playhouse), Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Huron), The Birds (Huron), A Chorus Line (Huron), The Chairs (RU), Outside Mullingar (Artists' Ensemble Theatre), and I Am My Own Wife (Garden Rose Theatre). Tori thanks her mom, sisters, and boyfriend for their loving support. Enjoy the show!
PROFILES Amber Rudnick (Sound Designer) – is a junior in the Sound Design BFA program from Tucson, AZ. Born Yesterday is Amber’s first main stage sound design with Arizona Repertory Theatre. UA credits include Assistant Sound Designer on Cabaret and The Tempest. In addition to Arizona Repertory Theatre, Amber has worked with Arizona Theatre Company, Live Theatre Workshop, and California Music Circus. Amber thanks her family, friends, and the faculty for their continuous support and encouragement. Ruth Richardson (Technical Director) – is a thirdyear MFA candidate in Technical Direction from Ada, OK. Her work at the UA includes Assistant Technical Director for The Full Monty, This and RENT; Technical Director for Cabaret, Born Yesterday and the upcoming production of Evita. Other work includes Technical Director of the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center, A3 Theatre Rental, Production & Road House in Ada, OK, and Assistant Technical Director of Shakespeare and Company, a summer repertory theatre in Lenox, MA. Anna Jennings (Dramaturg) - is a graduate student in the new MFA Generative Dramaturgy program. This is her first show with Arizona Repertory Theatre as a dramaturg. This past spring, she was the Literary Management and Dramaturgy Intern at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago, IL, where she worked on Rebecca Gilman’s Soups, Stews, and Casseroles: 1976, Lorraine Hansberry’s The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window, the adaptation of Roberto Bolaño’s 2666, and other projects focused on developing new work. Anna received her BA in English and Theatre Arts from the UA, during which she directed The Most Massive Woman Wins by Madeleine George as her thesis project, and assistant directed Othello and The Arsonists. Amy LeGore (Stage Manager) – is a senior Stage Management major. She is very excited to be working with such an excellent and hardworking cast, crew, and production team for her debut as Stage Manager with Arizona Repertory Theatre. Some of her previous credits include: Stage Manager with Arizona Theatre Company’s Summer on Stage program for The Winter’s Tale and Assistant Stage Manager with Arizona Repertory Theatre’s RENT, Barefoot in the Park, and Othello, amongst many others. She thanks her friends and family for their unending support and understanding of her intense and busy schedule over the past few years as she pursues her passion in theatre.
~ ACTOR PROFILES ~ Kristian Arseneault (Mrs. Hedges) – Kristian is thrilled to be making her Arizona Repertory Theatre debut as Mrs. Hedges. Recent credits include Narrator (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat), Sour Kangaroo (Seussical), and Mrs. Correy (Mary Poppins) all with Dream City. She also had the privilege to understudy in both RENT (JoAnne) and Cabaret (Fraulein Schneider) last season at Arizona Repertory Theatre. Kristian would like to thank Hank for this amazing opportunity, her husband for his neverending support, and her Heavenly Father for endless chances. Kasey Caruso (Ed Devery) – is a junior from Phoenix, AZ, where he attended Brophy College Preparatory. Kasey is thrilled to be a part of this show with some of his best buds right by his side. His past shows at Arizona Repertory Theatre include Epic Proportions, The Comedy of Errors, The Tempest, Barefoot in the Park, Reckless (u/s) and Othello. He thanks all those who have supported him through the years and everyone involved with this production. Alec Michael Coles (Senator Norval Hedges) – is a junior in the BFA Acting program. This season, Alec was seen as Shel and the Narrator in Epic Proportions. Previous Arizona Repertory Theatre credits: RENT (Ensemble), Barefoot in the Park (Harry Pepper, Velasco u/s) and Othello (Herald). With Arizona Theatre Company, Alec originated the role of Ethan in the world premier of In Your Eyes, a new musical by Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey. He is thrilled to work on this show, and extends huge thanks to Hank Stratton for all of his support and guidance, and to Cade for his remarkable portrayals of Billie, Brock, Paul, and Devery in our living room. Quinn Corrigan (Bellhop #1/Eddie Brock u/s) – is excited to make his Arizona Repertory Theatre debut in Born Yesterday. A Tucson native, he has been performing since he was nine, first with Kids Unlimited and then at Catalina Foothills High School. Notable roles include Gomez Addams in The Addams Family and Evelyn Oakleigh in Anything Goes. Other accomplishments include 2015 top-10 finalist for the National High School Musical Theatre Ben Vereen Awards, and 2015 National Association of Teachers of Singing Honorable Mention winner. He thanks his family, friends, and professors for their love and support.
PROFILES Alex Gossard (Eddie Brock) – is a junior BFA Musical Theatre student from Seattle, WA. He was just seen as D.W. Dewitt in Epic Proportions, and Duke Solinius in The Comedy of Errors. He has also appeared in numerous productions in the Seattle area. Eddie!
in Born Yesterday. In high school, she participated in show choir where she discovered her love of music and the arts. Maia thanks her friends and family for their unconditional love and support. Without them, she couldn't imagine being where she is now, living and working toward her dreams.
Adam Grodman (Bellhop#2/Waiter/Ed Devery u/s) – is excited to be making his Arizona Repertory Theatre debut. He is a sophomore BFA Acting student from Flagstaff, AZ. Some of his favorite past roles include Schroeder (You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown), Fyedka (Fiddler on the Roof) and George Gibbs (Our Town). He thanks his family and friends for all of their support.
Marissa Munter (Billie Dawn) - is a junior Musical Theatre major/Business Administration minor from Valencia, CA. Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include Cabaret (Lulu), The Comedy of Errors (Clerk), and The Tempest (Spirit). She is thrilled to return to the stage in this production of Born Yesterday. Special thanks to the faculty, BFA class of 2018, the cast and crew, Hank for this incredible opportunity, and her family for their unending support. Marissa dedicates this performance to her grandpa, Hal Munter, hoping she can do his favorite play justice, and also dedicates the show to her nieces Kimmy and Giuli, who she can't wait to see grow into strong women like Billie.
Kelly Hajek (Helen u/s) - is a sophomore BFA actor and is thrilled to be a part of this program and show. Before theatre, Kelly was a competitive club and variety volleyball and softball player. Past roles include: Brooke Wyndham in Legally Blonde: The Musical, Elizabeth Proctor in The Crucible and Shui Ta/Shen Te in The Good Person of Szechuan. She thanks the cast and crew for letting her be a part of this journey. Carlos Lee Hall (Harry Brock) - a proud MexicanIrish Tucson native, is celebrating his final season with Arizona Repertory Theatre, graduating in May 2017 with a BFA in Musical Theatre and a dual Minor in Film/Television and Music. Arizona Repertory Theatre credits: Dave - The Full Monty, Frederik A Little Night Music, Herr Schultz - Cabaret, and Caliban - The Tempest. Carlos has fronted several bands in Southern Arizona, from blues to soul and swing to country. Now in his 10th Season at The Gaslight Theatre, he's also maintained a heavy onscreen presence with UA BFA Films. He is humbled by his experience here and dedicates his performance to all who have encouraged, guided and loved him. Proud recipient of the 2016 Creative Achievement Award - School of Theatre, Film & Television. “You have to have a fire in the belly…” - Carol Burnett Peter Martineau (Harry Brock u/s) - is very excited to understudy the role of Harry Brock. Peter is a Sophomore in the BFA Acting program. This is the sixth Arizona Repertory Theatre production Peter has worked on. He thanks Carlos Lee Hall for being a helpful, and encouraging partner through this process. Maia Mims (Mrs. Hedges u/s) - a BFA Acting sophomore, is making her debut with Arizona Repertory Theatre as an understudy for Mrs. Hedges
Matthew Osvog (Paul Verrall) - a junior Musical Theatre major, is thrilled to return to the stage for another Arizona Repertory Theatre production. Most recently he was seen as Phil in Epic Proportions. Favorite roles include Tom Collins (RENT), Tony (West Side Story) and Joseph (Joseph & the Amazing...). Regionally, he played Eddie Birdlace in Dogfight at Farmer's Alley Theatre. Love and thanks to his parents, siblings, MT18, Hank Stratton, and the cast and crew of this wonderful show. Max Protzen (Senator Norval Hedges u/s) - is happy to be understudying Alec Michael Coles for his role as Senator Hedges. He is originally from Albuquerque, NM. He thanks Jessica Barkl for helping him discover his passion and pushing him toward a career in theatre. He also thanks his family for their support and undying love. Marissa Salazar (Helen) - Marissa is a junior Acting major from Phoenix, AZ. This is her second main stage production at Arizona Repertory Theatre. She previously attended Mesa Community College and participated in several of its theatre productions. Roles included Margaret in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Alana in Rumpelstiltskin and Gabriella in Boeing Boeing. Marissa wants to pursue her Master’s degree in Acting, and would like to teach acting, act professionally, and become multilingual in order to work in different countries. She thanks her family for all the support and love.
Vinessa Vidotto (Manicurist) - is a BFA Acting Junior. She recently debuted as Cochette (and other various roles) in Arizona Repertory Theatre's Epic Proportions. She dedicates this performance to her mother, Denise, who is an experienced nail technician. She also genuinely thanks her mother for unintentionally offering method-acting lessons on what to do as a manicurist. Colt Watkiss (Barber) - a BFA junior, is fresh off an exciting run in the semester's first show, Epic Proportions. He is extremely excited about Born Yesterday. He would like to give individual thanks to his brilliant mother, his wonderful father, his adorable little sister, and his beautiful girlfriend for being a constant support system as he grapples with the day-to-day challenges and failures that go along with being a young artist. “A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing” George Bernard Shaw Thomas Tyler West (Bootblack) - is excited to be a part of the Arizona Repertory Theatre company again, where he was last seen in Epic Proportions. Other Arizona Repertory Theatre credits: Trinculo in The Tempest and the Officer in The Comedy of Errors. He grew up in Tucson and graduated from Sabino H.S. He participated in several plays in the drama program, as well as performed in the improv club. Tyler also teaches at Live Theatre Workshop and has appeared in many shows for its family theatre series. Tyler thanks his family, friends, Kris Kissel, and everyone at Live Theatre Workshop for all of their support. Anza Wiedenkeller (Billie Dawn u/s) - Anza Wiedenkeller is a sophomore in the BFA Acting program. She is participating in her third understudy role at Arizona Repertory Theatre as the understudy for Billie Dawn. She would like to thank Hank Stratton for this incredibly gratifying and enlightening opportunity, as well as Marissa Munter for the constant inspiration. Alec Williams (Assistant Manager) - a BFA junior, made his Arizona Repertory Theatre debut in the role of Ferdinand in The Tempest. Fresh from a successful run in Epic Proportions, he is excited for the opportunity he has been given in Born Yesterday. He would like to thank his talented peers for constantly motivating him to work harder and continue to grow. Zach Zupke (Paul Verrall u/s) - is a sophomore Musical Theatre major at the UA. Some of his favorite past theatre credits include: Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors and Captain Hook in Peter Pan.
He was last seen on the Arizona Repertory Theatre stage in Epic Proportions as Benny. He thanks his teachers and mentors for their guidance, as well as friends and family for their constant support especially his mom!
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TIME BANDITS Nov 30, 2016 From the boundless, quirky imagination of Monty Python Terry Gilliam, TIME BANDITS is the story of a Python’s boy named Kevin who travels through time with a group of dwarves who use a magic map to steal history’s greatest treasures. One of the most visually stunning and orginal fantasy lms of all time, TIME BANDITS stars Sean Connery and John Cleese.
ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE APES Apr 26, 2017 Super-intelligent apes from the future travel back to 1973 in order to escape the nuclear apocalypse of their own world. Will they survive the bigotry of the 20th century?
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Directed by
Claire Mannle A devised play about water and a drinkable future. $7 All Seats | tickets.arizona.edu | 520.621.1162 8pm Nov 17-19, 2016 | 2pm Nov 20, 2016 Harold Dixon Directing Studio | UA Drama Building, Room #116
Winner of both the Pulitzer Prize for Drama & the Tony Award for Best Play, Proof follows Catherine, daughter of a brilliant but mentally disturbed mathematician, as she tries to come to grips with how much of her father’s madness or genius she will inherit after his recent death. With a controlling sister, who wishes to settle their father’s affairs, and Hal, a flirtatious former graduate student of her late father’s who discovers a ground-breaking mathematical proof among the late mathematician’s papers, the struggle is on to find out who really wrote it.
Feb 5-26, 2017 UA's Tornabene Theatre
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FACULTY Mr. Bruce Brockman, Director of School Mr. Peter Beudert, Univ. Distinguished Professor Mr. Kevin Black, Assoc. Professor of Practice Dr. Kevin J. Byrne, Assistant Professor Dr. Anna Cooper, Assistant Professor Dr. Harold Dixon, Professor Emeritus Ms. Deanna Fitzgerald, Associate Professor Mr. Brent Gibbs, Associate Professor Mr. Danny Gurwin, Assistant Professor Mr. Richard T. Hanson, Assoc. Professor Emeritus Mr. Patrick Holt, Associate Professor Ms. Christie Kerr, Assistant Professor Mr. Ted Kraus, Assistant Professor Dr. Frank LaBan, Professor Emeritus Ms. Jenny Lang, Assistant Professor of Practice Dr. Jessica Maerz, Assistant Professor Ms. Claire Mannle, Instructor Mr. Matthew Marcus, Instructor Dr. Laura McCammon, Professor Emerita Dr. Bobbi McKean, Associate Professor Mr. David Morden, Assistant Professor Mr. Mike Padilla, Instructor Mr. Monte Ralstin, Professor of Practice Ms. Elaine Romero, Assistant Professor Ms. Clare P. Rowe, Associate Professor Mr. Hank Stratton, Assistant Professor Mr. Albert Tucci, Director & Professor Emeritus Mr. Richard Tuckett, Associate Professor Dr. Patricia VanMetre, Associate Professor Emerita Mr. Jeffrey L. Warburton, Associate Professor Mr. David Weynand, Instructor Ms. Dianne J. Winslow, Professor Emerita Mr. David Yarnelle, Adjunct Instructor
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