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A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

By Tennessee Williams Director Hank Strattonf *§ Scenic Designer Jason Jamerson

Lighting Designer † Lawrence Ware

Technical Director Dan Movick

Costume Designer Michael Cruz

Sound Designer Amber Rudnick

Voice & Text Coach David Mordenf *

Fight Director Brent Gibbsf*þ

Stage Manager Kylie-Jo Soto

Dramaturg Sydney Yaeger

*Member of Actors' Equity Association

** Member of United Scenic Artists, Local 829

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©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 / MFA Thesis Project See Production Staff page for details.

A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE is presented by arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York, NY, on behalf of The University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee.

Arizona Repertory Theatre is the professional theatre training company of the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television.

THE CAST Blanche DuBois..........................................................Marissa Medina Munter‡ Stanley Kowalski.........................................................................Kasey Caruso Stella Kowalski........................................................................Vinessa Vidotto Harold Mitchell..............................................................................Zach Zupke Eunice Hubbell...................................................................Dominique Ruffalo Steve Hubbell............................................................................Connor Griffin Pablo Gonzales..................................................................................Jaime Plá Young Collector...................................................................... Adam Grodman‡ Negro Woman............................................................................Lauren Vialva The Doctor..............................................................................Peter Martineau Nurse............................................................................................Anza Keller Street Ensemble..................................Anza Keller,Peter Martineau, Jaime Plá, Lauren Vialva Actors’ Equity Membership Candidate *Member of Actors' Equity Association

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UNDERSTUDIES: Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance. Zach Austin for The Young Collector and The Doctor - Eavan Claire Brunswick for Eunice Hubbell and Nurse - Dylan Cotter‡ for Stanley Kowalski - Chris Harper for Steve Hubbell - Gabriela Giusti for Blanche DuBois - Guy Norris for Harold Mitchell - Elana Richardson for Stella Kowalski

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ~ Two rooms of the Kowalski apartment, in the French Quarter of New Orleans. The action of the play takes place in the spring, summer and early fall of 1947.~

There will be one 15-minute intermission

ALUMNI NOTES

ALUMNI Alex Nelson

MFA 2009 Lighting Design & Technology

Alumn After graduating, Alex went to sea for Carnival Cruise Lines, traveling the Bahamas, the Caribbean and Central America. He eventually moved to Las Vegas where he began working for Cirque du Soleil. He jumped around Vegas for a few years, started a graphic design business, then sold his house and moved to Japan to work on Cirque du Soleil’s Totem. He is currently alive and well in Spain (after a short stint in Russia and Belgium) as the Assistant Head of Lighting on Totem and has been to 40 countries since graduation. He also writes part-time for www.thewrittenjay.com.

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Notes Michelle Scalpone

BFA 2010 Design & Technology Stage Management

After graduting in 2010, Michelle accepted a stage management intern internship at the Juilliard School. Currently, she is a professional freelance stage manager working on and oo Broadway in York City. She has worked on Broadway shows such as Fish in the Dark (starring Larry David), Matilda, Chaplin, and Forever Tango. She has worked for the Public Theater, Kennedy Center, Williamstown Theater Festival, The Old Globe, and NBC’s The Wiz Live. Favorite events she has worked on include the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade, New Year‘s Rockin’ Eve, CFDA Fashion Awards, Drama Desk Awards, and various events for Broadway Cares. Michelle has just nished seven months on the national tour of Matilda the musical. She thanks her parents for their never-ending support of her career!

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Jenny Langf * ± Jessica Maerzf Melissa Arnaud, Liana Carrasco

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Manny Montaño TAR 113 Tyler Berg, Noah Dettman, Molly Feeney, Kiara Johnson, Manny Montaño, Marcus Myler, Tina Nguyen, Darrin Wood

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DRAMATURGY NOTES When Blanche gets off the streetcar at Elysian Fields, she is clearly not prepared for the world into which she has entered. She is what is (not so) affectionately referred to as a Southern Belle who cannot survive in a world without gentility and decorum. However, she has entered into a place where her charms and former social status are not appreciated or even acknowledged, and only the street-smart and somewhat cruel can get by. Blanche’s only saving grace is her relationship with her sister, which picks up right where it left off after years of separation. Stella and Blanche have an undeniable bond. They grew up together, and share the same struggles as formerly upper-class women in the post-war era. It is clear from the beginning that Blanche has always depended on Stella, and Stella takes care of her sister. However, Blanche also has a protective side, and genuinely wants to get Stella out of her abusive relationship. Throughout the play, she tries to protect Stella from Stanley’s harshness, and take care of her. The sisterly relationship forms the core of the play. Although the two most memorable characters are Stanley and Blanche, Stella is always there in the background, ready to defend her sister at a moment’s notice. This is something that anyone with a sibling can relate to, and is perhaps a window to let us into the world of the play. However, more than that, it is a way for us to relate to one of the most iconic characters in American drama, and to see her as less of a Southern Belle, and more as a three-dimensional person with wants, needs, and, dare I say it, desires. We may all know Blanche’s iconic lines and persona, but through her relationship with Stella, we can see her and the play in a new way, making this production of A Streetcar Named Desire fresh and emotionally relevant.

~ Sydney Yaeger Dramaturg

Learn more through exciting discussions! Pre-Show Discussion: Sunday, Nov 12, at 12:45 pm. Our Dramaturg will lead an exciting dialogue that includes behind-the-scenes information about the production. Drama Conference Room #239. Post-Show Discussion: Friday, Dec 1, immediately after the performance in the Tornabene Theatre. Meet the actors and production team during a Q&A segment.

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PROFILES Hank Stratton (Director) – starred in the Broadway revival and television film adaptation of The Man Who Came to Dinner. For three seasons he appeared in the CBS drama The Unit, in addition to recurring roles on Heroes and American Dreams. Other work includes films and guest appearances for NBC, ABC, CBS, Hallmark and HBO. His theatre work includes Love’s Labour’s Lost for the Royal Shakespeare Company, the national tours of the Tony Award winning productions of Copenhagen and Cabaret, and most recently My Fair Lady for Moonlight Stage Productions. Previous Arizona Repertory Theatre work includes Proof, Born Yesterday, Reckless, This, The Man Who Came To Dinner, and co-directing The Full Monty. He recently directed The Laramie Project for the Musical Theatre Majors at the University of Michigan. Hank is a graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Jason Jamerson (Scenic Designer) – MFA Scenic Design candidate - 2019. He designed Proof last season at Arizona Repertory Theatre. Off Broadway: Hagakure, The Children's Hour, Over the Hill, Block Story. Assistant Designer on Broadway's upcoming Angels in America, the National Tour of Bright Star, and the National Tour of Love Never Dies. Regional credits include designs for Hartford Stage and the Papermill Theatre. Jason taught Scenic Design for seven years at Columbia Preparatory School in Manhattan. Lawrence Ware (Lighting Designer) – is excited to be a part of the A Streetcar Named Desire design team. Recently, He was credited as the Assistant Lighting Designer and Master Electrician for Million Dollar Quartet, The Complete History of America - Abridged, and The Whipping Man at Endstation Theatre Company during their 2017 Season in Lynchburg, VA. Thank you so much for your continued support of the local arts and Arizona Repertory Theatre! He thanks his parents for their unconditional love and support, as well as all his past and present teachers who have contributed in the path that led to this design. Dan Movick (Technical Director) – is a second-year MFA candidate in Technical Direction, originally from Broomfield, CO. Dan attended the University of Northern Colorado for his undergraduate experience and holds Bachelor degrees in Technical Direction, and History Education. His previous Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include Associate Technical Director for Hands on a Hardbody, and the Assistant Technical Director for Proof. Dan has worked professionally as a Technical Director for two seasons at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, and spent two years as the Assistant Technical Director for the University of Denver. He thanks the carpentry shop for their tireless work and dedication, and his TD team for putting up with his crazy schemes. Michael Cruz (Costume Designer) – Originally an Engineering major, Michael graduates this December with a degree in Costume Design and Construction. With this, he hopes to pursue a tailoring career in his home town of San Francisco, CA, where he has

interned for the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival. Last year, he designed the UA Studio Series Mother of Exiles. He was also Assistant Designer for Hands on a Hardbody and Twelfth Night. He thanks his friends and family for supporting him, and his bunny, Kumquat, for putting up with his irregular hours. Amber Rudnick (Sound Designer) – is going to graduate in May with a dual emphasis in Sound Design and Stage Management. Some of her Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include Stage Manager for Tigers Be Still, and Sound Designer for Born Yesterday. Amber’s upcoming credits will include Sound Engineer on The Pajama Game, and Assistant Stage Manager for Doubt. Amber also spent this past summer with the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey as an Intern Assistant Stage Manager for A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Amber thanks her friends, family, and the professors and faculty associated with Arizona Repertory Theatre. David Morden (Dialect Coach) – is an Assistant Professor of Voice and Movement. For Arizona Repertory Theatre, he directed Lend Me a Tenor and Inspecting Carol, and has served as voice and/or dialect coach on Twelfth Night, Born Yesterday, Hands on a Hardbody, The Tempest, The Comedy of Errors, Cabaret, Othello, and Nine, among others. He also acted in Proof and directed Medea/Medea/Medea Redux for the UA Studio Series. For the past three seasons, David served as Voice and Text Coach for Santa Cruz Shakespeare (most recently coaching Measure for Measure, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and The 39 Steps), where he also directed Orlando for the 2016 SCS intern company. Internationally, he has performed and taught at Jagriti Theatre in Bangalore, India. Brent Gibbs (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. He was the first Fight Director to win the Arizona State Theatre Award for Excellence in Choreography. As the Artistic Director for Arizona Repertory Theatre, he has directed Tigers Be Still, Execution of Justice; The Crucible; On the Razzle; Les Liaisons Dangereuses; Absurd Person Singular; The Rivals; Rain. Some Fish. No Elephants.; Brighton Beach Memoirs; Scenes from an Execution; Biloxi Blues; Broadway Bound; Bus Stop; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; Medea; Rum & Coke; The Tamer Tamed; Dracula; The Voice of the Prairie; How I Learned to Drive; Boeing Boeing; The Glass Menagerie and Frankenstein, as well as many others.

PROFILES Kylie-Jo Soto (Stage Manager) – is a junior in pursuit of a BFA in Production and Design, with an emphasis in Stage Management. Her theatrical passion started at an early age when she was introduced to classical films starring the talents of Debbie Reynolds, Judy Garland, Elvis Presley, and Shirley Temple. Her first theatrical performance experience was a class field trip to the University of Arizona for a touring production of Les Misérables at Centennial Hall in eighth grade. From there, she knew that both theatre and the UA were in her future. She thanks her family for their continued support of her dreams as well as the professors who introduced her to her career goal of Stage Management. Sydney Yaeger (Dramaturg) – is a senior in the BA Theatre Arts program from Denver, CO. She is excited to be a part of this amazing production of A Streetcar Named Desire. After graduation, she is planning to attend graduate school for Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism. Sydney has also worked at the Wolf Theatre Academy in Denver, and Company of Fools in Hailey, ID. She was the Literary Intern at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts this past summer. Sydney thanks Dr. Jessica Maerz for overseeing her work for this production, and her friends and family, especially her parents and her brother, Matt, for all their support. ~ ACTOR PROFILES ~ Zachary Austin (Young Collector/The Doctor u/s) – Zachary is a sophomore in the BFA Acting program. He is thrilled to be back at work in this production of A Streetcar Named Desire after understudying the role of Joseph in this season's Tigers Be Still. He was also seen last year at Arizona Repertory Theatre playing the role of Valentine in Twelfth Night. He thanks his friends and family for all their unwavering support. Eavan Claire Brunswick (Eunice Hubbell/Nurse u/s) – is a BFA Acting sophomore here at the UA. Along with a career in professional acting, she plans on pursuing a career in film and television production in Los Angeles after graduation. Eavan is incredibly excited and humbled to be working on her favorite dramatic work with such a talented and visionary group of people. She thanks her Mom and Dad for always supporting her in the pursuit of her dreams, and her little sister for always making her smile. Kasey Caruso (Stanley Kowalski) – is a senior from Phoenix, AZ, where he graduated from Brophy College Preparatory in 2013. With Arizona Repertory Theatre, Kasey was most recently seen as Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night. Previous shows include Born Yesterday, Epic Proportions, A Comedy of Errors, The Tempest, Barefoot in the Park and Othello. Kasey is currently filming for The Robber, James and Thief that will premiere at ‘I Dream in Widescreen’ in April, 2018 and has already appeared in two student films, Foxglove and The Cat. After graduation in May, he plans on moving to LA to pursue a career in film,

television and theatre. Dylan Cotter (Stanley Kowalski u/s) – is a BFA Acting sophomore from Los Angeles and is understudying the role of Stanley Kowalski in his second Arizona Repertory Theatre production. First appearing in Twelfth Night last season, his other credits include Daniel in Tribes, John in Miss Saigon, and film and TV credits include the recently released film, Pass The Light, directed by Malcolm Goodwin. He extends his thanks to director, Hank Stratton, and Kasey Caruso for this opportunity and their help. AEA eligible, SAGAFTRA member. Gabriela Giusti (Blanche DuBois u/s) – is a sophomore in the BFA Acting program. She is thrilled to be a part of her third Arizona Repertory Theatre show at the UA, and honored to be understudying the role of Blanche DuBois! Gabriela is so humbled to be working with such a talented group of people. Connor McKinley Griffin (Steve Hubbell/Fight Captain) – is grateful to be making his third appearance on the Arizona Repertory Theatre stage. He owes all to his loving family, patient educators, and passionate brothers and sisters of the Arizona Repertory Theatre cast. Forward! Adam Grodman (Young Collector) – is a junior BFA Acting major from Flagstaff, AZ. Last semester, he was seen as Sebastian in Arizona Repertory Theatre’s Twelfth Night, and was also in their production of Born Yesterday. He is currently understudying in Arizona Theatre Company’s River Bride. He gives thanks to Hank Stratton, his friends, and his family. Chris Harper (Steve Hubbell u/s) – is from Würzburg, Germany, and is excited to return to Arizona Repertory Theatre to understudy the role of Steve in this production. Previously for Arizona Repertory Theatre, Chris understudied the role of Zack for Tigers be Still and played the part of Curio in Twelfth Night. He thanks his friends and professors for their guidance and encouragement. Anza Keller (Nurse) – is a junior in the BFA Acting Program who will be moving to Los Angeles after graduation to pursue a career in film and television. She is humbled to be involved in the production of this iconic work, whose beauty and impact remains steadfast. She thanks Hank Stratton for the opportunity and constant guidance, as well as her fellow castmates for the inspiration their dedication to the craft imparts upon her. Peter Martineau (Strange Man, The Doctor) – is a junior Acting major, and has been seen in other Arizona Repertory Theatre productions such as Twelfth Night and Epic Proportions. He thanks Hank Stratton and his cast mates for the opportunity, and for creating a wonderful work environment. Peter is also director of the improv troupe on campus, The Charles Darwin Experience.

PROFILES Marissa Medina Munter (Blanche DuBois) – is a senior honors BFA Musical Theatre major, and Business Administration minor. Arizona Repertory Theatre credits: Evita (Tango Dancer/Dance Captain), Cabaret (Lulu/Two Ladies), and Born Yesterday (Billie Dawn), for which she won the 2016 MAC award for Best Actress in a Comedy. Marissa thanks Hank for his guidance, and this incredible opportunity, the entire cast and crew, and the BFA class of 2018, Matt and my family for their continuous love and support, and for always showing me what it means to be kind to strangers. Guy Norris (Harold Mitchell u/s) – is excited to be understudying the role of "Mitch" for his first Arizona Repertory Theatre show. He has been seen at the UA as Don in the Studio Series production of All in the Timing. At Salpointe Catholic High School, he played General Waverly in White Christmas and Jack Chesney in Charlie’s Aunt. Guy is from Tucson, AZ, and thanks his parents, instructors, and friends for their support. Jaime Plá (Pablo Gonzales) – is a BFA Acting sophomore from Scottsdale, AZ. His previous credits include Officer Lockstock in Urinetown and Petruchio in Taming of the Shrew. Jaime also understudied Hal in Arizona Repertory Theatre's production of Proof. He thanks all of his friends and family for their endless love and support. Elana Richardson (Stella Kowalski u/s) – is very excited to be joining the Arizona Repertory Theatre community in her first show, understudying the role of Stella Kowalski. A BFA sophomore from Denver, CO, Elana cannot wait for the audience to see this classic show. She hopes you enjoy! Dominique Ruffalo (Eunice Hubbell) – is thrilled to be playing Eunice in Arizona Repertory Theatre's production of A Streetcar Named Desire. Past credits include Janis in Hands on A Hardbody and Mariah in Twelfth Night. Thank you to the cast crew for all the hard work put into this beautiful show. Instagram: @dominiqueruffalo Lauren Vialva (Negro Woman) – is excited to be in her first Arizona Repertory Theatre show and is extremely grateful for the opportunity! She can’t wait for the next few years to learn and grow in this amazing program! Vinessa Vidotto (Stella Kowalski) – is a BFA Acting senior who is humbled to take on this production of A Streetcar Named Desire. Favorite past roles include Olivia (Twelfth Night), Cochette (Epic Proportions), and the Clown (Othello). She thanks Hank Stratton, David Morden, and her peers for this enthralling journey.

Zach Zupke (Harold Mitchell) – is a Musical Theatre junior at the UA, and is so thrilled to be playing the role of "Mitch". Past Arizona Repertory Theatre credits: Benny in Epic Proportions and Ensemble and Che (u/s) in Evita. He thanks his friends and family for their neverending support and love.

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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS Over the years, the Theatre Program has enjoyed a rich tradition of philanthropy. Donations help attract talented students and faculty and support our mission to provide professional training and education to students through an outstanding production program.

Leadership Gifts to the Theatre Program With deep gratitude we acknowledge those whose significant and ongoing gifts have transformed the lives of students and faculty. Patricia S. Ballard • Tami & Thomas Barrow • Linda D. & Elias Barzilai • Joanne & Bill Bennett • Ann Blackmarr • Laura & Arch Brown • Elizabeth & Richard Burns • Donna & Dr. James M. Byers III • Campbell, Yost, Clare & Norell, P.C. • Esther N. Capin* • Chapman Automotive • Susan & David C. Cone • Doris & Len Coris • Carol Cowan • Sally & Ralph Duchin • Taffie & Tom Eiff • Pat Engels & Richard Medland • Joyce & Mike Gillette • Paulette & Joe Gootter • Gootter & Associates • Peggy Haines* • Josephine & Jules Harris • Harris Private Bank • Craig Huston • Linda & Joseph Jenckes • Jim Click Automotive • Team Debbi & Jeff Kirkpatrick • Jane & Lee* Kivel • Susan W. & Bernard R.* Kornhaber • Patricia Kraisman • Kathy & Walter Kutscher • Mrs. Peter Marroney* • Barbara Molotsky • Frances Moore • Patricia Carr Morgan & Peter Salomon • The Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial Foundation • William Needham*•William Neumann • Sylvia & Andrew Norell • Drs. Shirley & James O’Brien • Susan & Charles Ott • Mary & David Parnell • damon Patton* • Judy Ranzer • Lillian Rosenzweig • Cindy Ashton Rounds & G. Starr Rounds • Wanda R. Roy* • Vivi & Adib Sabbagh • SaddleBrooke Performing Arts Group • Susan and Robert Semmen • Rica & Harvey Spivack • Petricia & Edward Steinhoff • Candace & Les* Stephens • Germaine M. Tappan* • Shirley & Ted Taubeneck • Lyn Tornabene* • Judith Treistman • Sharon & Albert Tucci • Tucson Advertising Federation • Joan Van Dyke • Bobbie & Don VandeGriff • JoAnn & John Vosskuhler • Patricia H. Williamson* • Harvey M. Young* We are pleased to acknowledge the following donors who made contributions between July 1, 2016, and June 30, 2017.

$10,000+ Laura & Arch Brown • Elizabeth & Richard Burns • Sally & Ralph Duchin • The Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial Foundation • Jane Kivel $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous • Beatrice & Samuel Ellis • Pat Engels & Richard Medland • Joyce & Mike Gilette • Paulette & Joe Gootter • Gootter & Associates • Craig Huston • The Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial Foundation • Gregory Knopf $1,000-$4,999 Anonymous • Patricia S. Ballard • Jane & Marvin Brown • Donna & Dr. James M. Byers III • Meg & Paul Cajero • Campbell, Yost, Clare & Norell, P.C. • Joan Caruso • Doris & Len Coris • Stephanie & Tom Eiff • Green Valley Recreation • Josephine & Jules Harris • Martin Heilbraun • Terry Hersh • Marcia & Jay Iole • Maria & George Knecht • Ruth & Ron Kolker • Gloria Linden • Andrew McLean • Constance & William* Moe • Frances Moore • William T. Neumann • Sylvia & Andrew Norell • Kendall Ostrow • Mary & David Parnell • Lucy Pederson • Margaret Pysh • Judy Ranzer • Cindy Ashton Rounds & G. Starr Rounds • Enriqueta & Mike Salvo • Rica & Harvey Spivack •Petricia & Edward Steinhoff • Shirley & Ted Taubeneck • Victoria Terzano • Lyn Tornabene * • Sharon & Albert Tucci • Bobbie & Don VandeGriff • Wynn Las Vegas • Shook Yap and Kwan Lee $500-$999 Anonymous • Sydney Arkowitz • Norma Arnow • Reginald Bain • Jeannette & Robert Barnes • Catherine & Kurt Bartley • Joanne & Bill Bennett • Barbara & William Bickel • Ann Blackmarr • Lois Briggs • R. Stephen Browning • Susan Chaikin & Stanley Lehman • Kristine & Earl Cohen • Julie Cohn • Susan & David Cone • Jane Curatola • Carol & James Elliott • Susan & Thomas Fluehr • Ronald Frantz • Genie Gengler • Michael Godnick • Elyse Golob • Kathy & Michael Hard • Richard Hardy • Natalie & Merle Ireland • Lorna & Mark Kipphut • E. Jacquelyn Kirkis • Linda & Steven Laden • Susan & Stacy Litvak • Priscilla & Edmund Márquez • Ernesto Martinez • Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau • Caren & Tom Newman • Denise & Thomas Pothoff • Darleen Raulerson • Jane Reedal • Vivi & Adib Sabbagh • Solotech US Corporation • Lorraine & Adolph Stern • Jo Ann Zirkle

$250-$499 Anonymous • Jean Bassett • Barbara & Lee Beach • Lindsey Burlingame • Shirley Chann • Damon Earp • Patty and Fred Farsjo • Mark Fuller • Edythe & Bruce Gissing • Linda & James Goggin • Gretchen & Carl Goswick • Robert Howard • JoAnne & Robert Hungate • Bebe Johnson & James Carter • Karen & Chuck Jonaitis • Timothy Kelly • Susan Kornhaber • Diane & Jerry McAllister • Sarah McGreevy • Lynda Menis • Essie Rubinstein Nadler & George Nadler* • Jack Robinson • Karen Schlageter • Mary & Joseph Sciabarra • Sharmin Pool-Bak Interior Design, LLC • Sharon Smith • Allyn & Hugh Thompson • Brian Turner • Walter Wentzel $100-$249 Diana & Dante Archangeli • Carol & Richard Aronoff • Atria Management Company • Blain Aymond • Pamela & Frank Bangs • Kathie & Jim Barrett • Christina & Charles Bascom • Margaret & Thomas Baxter • Julie & Jeff Bell • Peter Bleasby • Sharyn & Peter Buffa • Kathleen & William Burnett • Donald Busey • Karen & Bill Call • Mary Carhuff • Sally Carson & Dennis McLaughlin • Dale & Richard Charkow • Wanda Coil • Jacquelyn Collins • Diane Connel • Helen Cowles • Carol & Burton Cunin • Jean & Colin Dalton • Helen & Alan Dankwerth • Taylor Davidson • Augusta Davis • Isabel & Raul Delgado • Maedell & Harold Dixon • Elizabeth & Robert Doerries • Eve Dolan • Anna Don & Michael Belton • Sarah Donahue • Cynthia Donaldson • Franklin Earnest • Susan Earp • Helen Edmond • Rose & James Ewen • Barbara & John Fortino • Judith & Jules Friedman • Bridget & Michael Gagnon • Hildreth Garb • Julie Gibson • Gabriele Gidion • Kay & Edwin Goss • Elliot Gossard • Li-Ling Gossard • Kaye & Phil Gray • Louise Greenfield & Simon Rosenblatt • Penelope Grieves • Louisa & Jim Guise • Trudy Haggard • Ellen & Michael Harris • Donald Hausrath • Maureen & David Herr • Marian & Michael Holloway • Louise & Thomas Homburger • Norma Inkster • Malissa Inthavong • Marsha & David Irwin • Sonia & Michael Kaye • Jay Keene • Connor Kesslering • Nancy Koff • Barbara & Arnold Kraus • Catherine Kresge Kang • Lawrence Laban • Patricia Lentz • Thomas Mangne • Cynthia MannellaNickell • Honey & Murray Manson • Joanne & Jesse Martinez • Philip McArthur • Robert McConeghy • Margaret & Glenn McCreedy • Lois McKelvey • Tom McKinney • Delos McKnight • Brigitte and Ulrich Michael • Diane & Jonathan Michaels • Janet Moore • George Moredock • James Nation • Neil Benton LLC • Barbara & Richard O'Rielly • Pamela Ochs • Barbara & Gerald Oguss • Nanette and Lester Packer • Sheila Parkert • Joan Peet & Mark Gettings • Martha & Terry Perl • Jane Poliakoff • Amiee & Jeffrey Poll • Ellen Pook • Sally Quinby • Cynthia & William Rainey • Linda Ratcliffe • Richard Rehse • Elizabeth Reyburn • Judy & Ken Riskind • Ellen Ristow • Lucile Rock • Ruth and Steve Russell • Hazel & Jim Shuttleworth • Myrna Silver • Vivian Smith • Linda & Glenn Smith • Mary Anne & William Springer • Edward Staten • Monique Steinberg • Joe Swinson • Catherine Taylor & Paul Noren • Anthony Terry • Nancy Tomlinson • Sallie Towne • Linda Van Pelt • Berchman Vaz• Sandra & David Wanger • YuanTing Zhao • Allan Zoloto $35-$99 John Alese • Diana and Joseph Alexander • Barabra & Wayne Algire • Sara Alt • Joyce & David Amante • John Arrison • Back Home, Inc. • Stephanie Bader & Cathy Hemler • Geralyn Bagnall • Kathryn Ball • Nancy & Kent Barrabee • Agatha & Francis Bauer • Karen & John Brady • Kathleen Branchik • Laurie & Bruce Brockman • Richard Bryant • Mary & John Byrnes • Virginia Calento • Adra Campbell • Meave Carney • Nancy & John Carouso • Cathy Cavins • Constance Chan • Nikki Chayet • Laverne & Sam Cohen • Dawn & Roger Cole • Ellen & Rafael Colon • David Coney • Lisa Coon • Deborah & Robert Curran • Dorothy Davis • Carol & Richard Deschenes • Frances & Roy Emrick • Margorie Engel & Stephen Boyle • L. Jane Fairchild • Mary &Thomas Feldsien • Diane Felton • Sorale & Marvin Fortman • Mariette & Dan Francis • Ruth & James Friedman • Jordan Fuller • Gail Garrison • Sue & John Gigax • Janet Gingold • Julia & Donald Graf • Jane & William Grinonneau • Susan Hetherington • Jeffrey Hillock • Marsha & Sidney Hirsh • Barbara Holtzman • Josette & Mark Hurwitz • Barbara B. Katz • Julie Lapa • Carol Levine • Daniel Levy • Angela Lin • Leo Litowich • Jo Ann Little • Jackie Manning • Judy Markey • Patricia Markley • Gail B. Martin • Gail S. Martin • Lauren Maslin • Gail McDonald • Kathleen & John McIntyre • Fran & Rick McNeeley • Kerstin and Thomas Miller • Susan & Gary Miller • Diane and Don Misener • Leone Mohney • Sally Mowris • Madelon Muller-Rubens & Alan Rubens • Marie & Herbert Niehaus • Winifred Null • Paula & Carl Olson• Mary & Larry Paul • Natalie Perkins • Steven & Sandra Petsche • Margaret Pratley • Kenneth Prchal • Marilyn & Ira Prensky • Thomas Puckett • Nobi Pyle • Justin Renfro • Eleanore & David Robinson • Laura Robinson • Dolores Robu • Marilyn Ronstadt • Kristen Saacke Blunk • Calista Schafer • Scott Scherer • Trisa & Andrew Schorr • Bonnie Sedlmayr-Emerson & Randy Emerson • V. & Keith Siebers • Emery Silvester • Sarah Simpson • Aimee and Casey Smythe • Roz Stein • Julia Strand • Sharon Thomas • Jane Toussaint • Judith M. Treistman • Joyce Unger • Joan VanDenbos • Wynn Wasinger • Irby Webb • Wendy & Elliott Weiss • Joyce & Barry Weiss • Rebecca & Russ Werne • Janice Wilhelmi & James Stewart • James Williams • Richard Wolff • Lauren Wylie• Ruth Zales & Kenneth Greenfield These gifts reflect our records from July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017. Contributions received after this time period will be included in the Spring 2018 performance progams. Please notify us of any changes or corrections. We greatly appreciate the support of all of our donors. To make a tax-deductible contribution to the Theatre Program of the School of Theatre, Film & Television, please contact the Marketing & Development Office at (520) 626-2686 or marketing@cfa.arizona.edu, or mail your donation to University of Arizona, P. O. Box 210003, Tucson, AZ 85721.

*In Memoriam

THEATRE POLICIES House Policies: Please turn off watch alarms, mobile phones, pagers, and all other electronic devices. Food, beverages and smoking are not permitted inside the theatre. The use of cameras or recording devices of any kind are strictly prohibited. Children five and under and strollers are not permitted inside the theatre. Seating Policy: Productions begin on time. Generally, each theatre will open for seating 30 minutes before curtain. There is no late seating. Refunds: Tickets are non-refundable. All ticket sales are final. Emergency Messages: Physicians and other patrons expecting emergency calls during a performance are asked to leave their paging devices with the House Manager. Lost and Found: Lost and found items will be reported to the Fine Arts Box Office at (520) 621-1162. **The video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited**

RECIPES BY JOE SCORDATO

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STUDIO SERIES presents

A devised piece directed by Annette Hillman

$7 All Seats | tickets.arizona.edu | 520.621.1162 8pm Nov 16-18, 2017 | 2pm Nov 19, 2017 Harold Dixon Directing Studio | UA Drama Building, Room #116

THEATRE PROGRAM FACULTY & STAFF FACULTY Mr. Bruce Brockman, Director of School Mr. Peter Beudert, Professor Emeritus Mr. Kevin Black, Assoc. Professor of Practice Dr. Kevin J. Byrne, Assistant Professor Dr. Harold Dixon, Professor Emeritus Ms. Deanna Fitzgerald, Associate Professor Mr. Brent Gibbs, Professor Mr. Danny Gurwin, Assistant Professor Mr. Richard T. Hanson, Assoc. Professor Emeritus Mr. Patrick Holt, Associate Professor Ms. Christie Kerr, Assistant Professor Mr. Joe C. Klug Assistant Professor Mr. Ted Kraus, Assistant Professor Dr. Frank LaBan, Professor Emeritus Ms. Jenny Lang, Assistant Professor of Practice Dr. Jessica Maerz, Associate 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. Greg Pierotti, Assistant Professor 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, Assoc. Professor Emeritus Mr. David Weynand, Instructor Ms. Dianne J. Winslow, Professor Emerita Mr. David Yarnelle, Adjunct Instructor

ADMINISTRATION School Director & Producer Bruce Brockman Associate Director Deanna Fitzgerald Artistic Director Brent Gibbs Managing Director Jenny Lang Advising Services Christina Beasley, David Yarnelle Asst. to the Director for Admin. Justine Collins Business Manager Stacy Babler Office Specialist Stephanie Parker

GRADUATE STUDENTS Elizabeth Eaton, Jason Jamerson, Anna Jennings, Tori Mays, Ryan B. Moore, Dan Movick, Ken Phillips, Vanisha Renee Pierce, Fly Steffens, Angelina Valencia, Rachel Wilkins

PRODUCTION Production Manager Jenny Lang Technical Director Ted Kraus Staff Assistant Technical Director & Automation Specialist Tony Cordaro Lighting Supervisor Deanna Fitzgerald Costume Director Richard Tuckett Costume Shop Manager Maryann Trombino Costume Design Advisor Patrick Holt Paint Supervisor Clare P. Rowe Properties Supervisor Joe C. Klug Sound Supervisor Matt Marcus Program Chair for Generative Dramaturgy Jessica Maerz

MARKETING & AUDIENCE SERVICES

Marketing & Development Director Lisa Pierce Marketing Specialist, Assistant Kylie Arnold Outreach Coordinator Bobbi McKean Fine Arts Box Office Manager Charles Cannon THEATRE PROGRAM Assistant Box Office Manager Megan Gerrish Box Office Staff Benjamin Ancharski, ADVISORY BOARD Cameron Babler-Lopez, Vanessa Campo-DeLos Santos, Gloria Linden (President), Greg Knopf (Vice President), Jane Brown (Secretary), Cindy Ashton, Francis Bauer, Logan Cleverly, Guillermo Corte, Karly Farmer, Isaac Gotlieb, Thomas Kile, Amanda Koenig, Thomas Koenig, Bill Bennett, Steve Browning, Lindsey Burlingame, Marco Mariscal, Moses Maugans, Corina Porter, Victoria Julie Cohn, Carol Cunin, Carol Elliott, Elyse Golob, Tim Kelly, Linda Laden, Kwan Lee, Pricilla Mรกrquez, Villanueva, Jeremy Yampolsky Judy Ranzer, Ed Steinhoff, Tony Terry House Managers Vanessa Campo-DeLos Santos, Guillermo Corte, Thomas Kile, Amanda Koenig, Life Members Marco Mariscal, Jeremy Yampolsky Pat Ballard, Walter Kutscher, Mary Parnell, Lillian Rosenzweig

Associate Members Doris Coris, Taffie Eiff, Joe Gootter (Past President), Ken Greenfield, Joan Horwitz, Jane Kivel, Schuyler Lininger, Bill Neumann (Past President), Caren Newman, Sharmin Pool, Vivi Sabbagh, Ted Taubeneck, Victoria Terzano, Don VandeGriff, Jo Ann Zirkle

Season Graphic Designers

Whitespace Design & Ed Flores Photography