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Program - 42nd Street (Friday, Saturday and Sunday, January 28-30, 2005)

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Cast
  3. Program
  4. Staff
  5. About the Artists
  6. Credits

Introduction

Big League Theatricals, Inc. presents 42nd Street.

Production Credits

Big League Theatricals, Inc.

Exclusive tour direction by Big League Theatricals, Inc. John Starr, Director of Booking; Rob Mickelsen, Associate Booking Director.

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Cast

In order of appearance:

Ensemble

Swings

Understudies

42nd Street Orchestra

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Program

Time: 1933. The action takes place in New York City and Philadelphia.

Act 1

Scene 1: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre, New York City

Scene 2: The Gypsy Tea Kettle Restaurant

Scene 3: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre

Scene 4: Dorothy Brock's Dressing Room

Scene 5: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre

Scene 6: The Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia

Scene 7: Regency Hotel and Dorothy Brock's Hotel Suite

Scene 8: Opening Night of "Pretty Lady" at the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia

Act 2

Scene 1: A Backstage Corridor at the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, fifteen minutes later

Scene 2: Broad Street Station, Philadelphia

Scene 3: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre, New York City

Scene 4: Peggy's Dressing Room

Scene 5: The Opening Night of "Pretty Lady"

Scene 6: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre

There will be one 15-minute intermission.

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Staff

Tour Staff for 42nd Street

Staff for 42nd Street

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About the Artists

Ron Smith (Julian Marsh) Ron first appeared with Big League as Charley Cowell/Harold Hill in their national tour of The Music Man. Other favorite credits include: J.C. Superstar (Caiaphas), Forum (Miles Glorious), Seven Brides… (Adam), Crazy for You (Moose) and Shenandoah (Jacob). He sends love and thanks to his wife Lisa for all of her support.

Mara Davi (Peggy Sawyer) National tour debut. Mara was plucked from her musical theatre studies at California State University, Fullerton to play Peggy, her dream role! Credits: Ruby (Dames at Sea), Cassie (A Chorus Line), Lizzie (Baby), Louise (Gypsy), Maria (West Side Story), Sandy (Grease), Josie Cohan (George M!), Liesl (Sound of Music). Thanks to God, Mom, Dad, M, M and M and Aaron. I love you! Visit Mara online at maradavi.com.

Natalie Buster (Dorothy Brock) Originally from Wisconsin, last year, Natalie originated the role of Dr. Jane Everson in the Off-Broadway production of New Eden. Other tours include Footloose (Ethel) and Menopause the Musical (Soap Star). Much thanks to Mom, Dad, Maggie, and Grandpa for all their support throughout the years. This one is for you G.S. and G.B.

Maureen Veronica Illmensee (Maggie Jones) Is thrilled to be a part of 42nd Street! National Tour: Chicago (Mama Morton), Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella (Wicked Stepmother), Showboat (Landlady, Parthy u/s). Regional: Gypsy (Rose), Mame (Mame), Annie (Miss Hannigan), Forum (Domina), Nunsense (Sr. Hubert). Love and thanks to her clan!

Evan Alboum (Bert Barry) Sweeney Todd, Fiddler, Mikado, Rothschilds, La Mancha, American Clock, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Amadeus, End of the World Party, Rosencrantz and Guildernstern Are Dead, Comedy of Errors, As You Like It, Hamlet, 2GV, Much Ado, Midsummer, Servant of Two Masters, Alternative Physical Theatre and Mime. Two Japanese commercials for Amnet.

Kyle Dean Massey (Billy Lawlor) Originally from Arkansas, Kyle is excited to be part of such a talented company. A recent graduate of Southwest Missouri State University (2004). This is his national tour debut. Thanks to all my teachers, friends and amazing family for their continual love and support. On the web at www.kyledeanmassey.com.

Bill Hensley (Abner Dillon) Bill is from Maui. He has been performing and directing shows for 27 years in Paradise. In LA, his TV credits include: CSI Miami, King of Queens, Life with Bonnie, Dharma and Greg and Resurrection Boulevard. Favorite roles: Sweeney in Sweeney Todd, Nicely Nicely Johnson in Guys and Dolls, and Frederick Eggerman in A Little Night Music.

David Grant (Pat Denning) Some of David's credits include: The Music Man (Charlie Cowell, Harold Hill u/s), Sound of Music (Captain Von Trap), Guys and Dolls (Sky Masterson), Evita (Peron), Footloose (Rev. Moore), Pirates of Penzance (Pirate King) and Camelot (Lancelot). David resides in Pasadena, California with his wife Carolyn.

Jeffery Williams, Jr. (Andy Lee) All praises to God, thank you for showing me the way. Special thanks to my mother, grandmother and the Dance Connection where I received my training. I'm grateful to all that have supported me through this journey. It's showtime!!!

Rusty Vance (Mac/Thug/Doctor) This Memphis native's favorite shows include Fiddler on the Roof, Tintypes, Phantom, Lil Abner, A Christmas Carol and now this wonderful production of 42nd Street.

Kimberly Ann Hoey (Annie) has been performing professionally for over 12 years. She has sung and danced all over the world, including a year in Japan. Aishiteru Robu! God bless!

Robert Ouellette (Oscar/Swing) Regional credits: La Cage Aux Folles, Anything Goes, Mame and Gift of the Magi. American Musical and Dramatic Academy graduate. Love to my family.

Kristi Ambrosetti (Ensemble) A graduate of Catholic University, previous credits include Moscow 42nd Street, Copacabana national tour, Follies and Forum with Signature Theatre (Washington DC). Thank you Rick and hugs to Lisa.

Sara Baggaley (Ensemble) I am a recent graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, N.Y.C. I am so proud to be part of this production. Thanks to my family and friends.

Bonnie Bentley (Ensemble) Roles include: 42nd Street: Moscow Production, Grease: European Tour, Roar Lions Roar NYC. BFA: Southern Methodist University. Thank you to my family for all your support.

Nita Borchardt (Ensemble) She has performed with the Radio City Rockettes, Royal Caribbean International, Fred Astaire Award show and has appeared on film in Cremaster III. She thanks her friends and family for their support and encouragement.

Colin Bradbury (Ensemble) International: Encore! (Tokyo Disney Sea). Regional: A Christmas Carol (McCarter Theater), 42nd Street (Palace Theater). Love and thanks to Mom, Dad, Melissa and Sandi!

Jennifer E. Davis (Ensemble) Jennifer is happy to be in one of her favorite shows. Other credits include: A Chorus Line (Cassie), Crazy for You (Irene), On the Town (Claire). Love to family and friends.

Kevin Field (Ensemble) Kevin is ecstatic to be a part of 42nd Street! Regional: Cats (Munkustrap), Nunsense A-Men (Leo), Jesus Christ Superstar (Peter). Other: Chicago (Amos) and Walt Disney World. BMA: University of Michigan. ILYM&D.

Meghan Garstang (Ensemble) Favorite credits: Tap Happy Two (Tokyo Disney Sea), Will Rogers Follies (Starlight Theatre), Chicago (U of Michigan). Love to family and friends for their never ending support.

Chad Harlow (Ensemble) National Tours: Showboat (Frank), Cinderella (Prince u/s), The Music Man (Oliver Hix). Thanks to family and friends for their love and support. For Faye and Bob.

Randi Kaye (Phyllis, Ensemble) This is Randi's third production of 42nd Street. Some others include: A Chorus Line, Crazy for You, George M!, Sugarbabies. Thanks mom, dad, caes, Bryce.

Matthew Warner Kiernan (Ensemble) is thrilled to be on the road again with 42nd Street. Previous credits include: The Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Cats and others. Love and thanks always to Mom and Dad.

Kerry Ann Lambert (Ensemble) Regional: Crazy For You (Polly and Patsy), A Chorus Line (Val and Kristine), State Fair (Marty), 42nd Street (Peggy). Cruise: Radisson Diamond. Volunteer: BC/EFA Broadway Bares, '02 and '03. Much love to godson Aidan!

Kevin Leary (Ensemble/Swing) is excited to be touring again with BLT after just finishing playing Tommy Djilas in The Music Man. Other professional credits include A Chorus Line and West Side Story.

Amanda Lehman (Ensemble) Amanda is thrilled to be touring with this fantastic production. Credits: 42nd Street Moscow, Russia. National Tour: Spirit of the Dance. Love and thanks to my family and friends!!!

Amy Ling (Ensemble) This is her first international tour. Her first gig was as a Rockette at the Grand Ole Opry. She thanks mom, dad, sisters and especially Harry.

Alison Marchese (Ensemble) is a recent graduate of the theatre program at Wagner College. She would like to thank her family and friends for their support and love.

Lindsay McDonald (Ensemble) Recently graduated in Musical Theater from Penn State University and is thrilled to be part of this show! Love to her family and Bryan.

Colin Pritchard (Ensemble) is ecstatic about this opportunity! Favorite credits: Acaste in The Misanthrope, Vertumnus in Metamorphoses, 42nd Street, The Pajama Game. Randy and Linda: Thanks! For Dad.

Anna Reby (Ensemble) is ecstatic to be in her Dad's favorite show! National tours: Crazy For You (Polly), A Wonderful Life (Mary). Many thanks to ever-supportive family and friends.

David Rider (Ensemble) Lincoln Center: NYC Tap Extravaganza, National Tour: Dancing on Common Ground; Local: Singin' In The Rain, 42nd Street; Tap Instructor; attending Fordham University. Thanks to God, Mary, family, teachers and students.

Amanda E. Schoppe (Ensemble) was a Rockette in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular 2003. Amanda is excited to be here and thanks her family, boyfriend and friends for their constant love and support.

Chad Seib (Ensemble) Chad has performed on Holland America Cruise Lines and Busch Gardens, Williamsburg where he received the IAAPA award for Best Male Performer. He sends his love to his family.

Rebekah Sheppard (Diane, Ensemble) was most recently seen playing “Lola” in the national tour of Barry Manilow's Copacabana. B.F.A., The Hartt School. Much love to friends and family in Jersey and NYC.

Dylan Parry Smith (Ensemble) Dylan is originally from Long Branch, NJ. He graduated from Marymount Manhattan College in N.Y.C. in 2003 with a BA in Dance. Credits include Hershey Park in PA and Holland America Cruise Line.

Melissa Thomas (Ensemble) BFA: The University of Akron. Two years with Holland America Cruise Line. Thanks to my family and Andrew for their never ending love and support!

Kate Vallee (Dance Captain/Swing) Recent credits include: Funny Girl national tour, A Chorus Line, Chicago, Pippin and Anything Goes. Kate represented the U.S. in the World Tap Dance Championships, placing second top female. She is a dance teacher and choreographer as well. Love and thanks to Todd and the family!

Curtiss Wesley (Ensemble) Trained with Joe Rowan and Lynn Cramer at Oklahoma City University. Recent performances include Lyric Theatre's Summer Season, Carnival Cruise Lines and performances with Philadelphia based A.S.H. Contemporary Dance Company.

Erin West (Ethel, Ensemble) Erin holds her BM in Music Theatre from Oklahoma City University. Recent credits: Passion (Clara), Of Thee I Sing (Mary Turner) and My One and Only (Edythe). Thanks to family and Chris P.

Michelle Whitty (Lorraine, Ensemble) Other credits include: Dino's Christmas Spectacular (Branson, MO) and Joseph…Dreamcoat (Branson, MO). Thanks to Mom and Dad for their loving support and to my love: thank you is never enough. I miss you!

T.J. Young (Swing/Assoc. Director) is happy to be on his 7th tour with the Big League family. Some of his credits include: Assoc. Director of The Music Man, Dance Captain and Asst. Director in Titanic, Chuck in Footloose, Lun Tha in The King and I. For Robert Redford's Sundance Theatre: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (with Maureen McGovern), Gypsy (with Karen Mason), Oliver! (with Christopher Lloyd), It Happened One Night (with Sally Field and Christopher Lloyd), Spellbound (with Sally Field and Tim Daley), One More Time (directed by Carol Burnett), Joseph...Dreamcoat, and Closer Than Ever. T.J. is also former President of the BYU Young Ambassadors. Special thanks to the fam, Randy, Syd, and his incredible wife Adrian.

Mark Bramble (Original Director/Co-Author) was nominated for a 2001 Tony Award for his work on 42nd Street. He began his theatrical career working for David Merrick. He directed 42nd Street in London, Tokyo, Sydney and Amsterdam and is the author of Barnum (Tony Award nomination for Best Book and Best Musical; Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Musical) and The Three Musketeers and co-author (with Michael Stewart) of The Grand Tour, Treasure Island, Elizabeth & Essex and 42nd Street (Tony Award Best Musical, Laurence Olivier Award for Musical of the Year, etc.). He directed the rock and roll extravaganza Fat Pig for the Leicester Haymarket Theatre in England; Notre Dame, based on Victor Hugo's novel, at Sadler's Wells in London; and created the radio musical In With the Old for the BBC. He is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers and the Dramatists Guild. Visit his 42nd Street scrapbook at www.42ndStreetTheMusical.com.

Randy Skinner (Choreographer) received Astaire, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Tony Award nominations for his work on 42nd Street. He also choreographed the opening number for the 2001 Tony Award telecast. Other productions include State Fair (Outer Critics nomination), Ain't Broadway Grand (Tony, Outer Critics nominations), Puttin' on the Ritz (Kennedy Center), Abby's Song (City Center), Gotta Dance! (City Center), Do Re Mi (City Center Encores), On the 5th (Takarazuka Revue Company, Japan), Lone Star Love (Great Lakes Shakespeare). He has received the Los Angeles Drama Critics Award, LA Dramalogue Award, Connecticut Critics Circle Award, and Cleveland Times Theatre Award.

Valerie Gardner Rives (Director) is the Associate Director of the current Broadway revival of 42nd Street and of the first national tour. Ms. Rives began her connection with this classic musical as an Assistant Stage Manager of the 1993 national tour. Prior to that she had over twenty years of experience as an Actor and a Stage Manager. A few favorite roles include the title role in Sister Mary Ignatius Explains it All for You, Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Ernest, the Nurse in Romeo and Juliet, the deeply disturbed Nellie in Nellie Toole & Co., and Mama Bird in a Russian adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood. Ms. Rives has over thirty Stage Management credits. Some of the highlights have been working with Mark Bramble on the musical Fat Pig, with Edward Albee on Sand, three of his one acts and with Roslyn Kind on one of her concerts.

Rick Conant (Choreography Recreation) has performed on Broadway in several hit shows: A Chorus Line, 42nd Street, and Singin' in the Rain. He has been involved with 42nd Street for over 15 years, having performed in the original production in the 1980s. He supervised the European tour of 42nd Street which had a seven-year run throughout major European cities. As a choreographer he has also provided staging for such shows as Sweet Charity, My Fair Lady, Guys and Dolls, and Babes In Arms. In recent years, Rick has become a nationally recognized folk artist, having been featured in several books and magazines. He recently appeared on the Martha Stewart Living television program where he displayed his hand-crafted Halloween lanterns and bandboxes. He is delighted to be collaborating with his long-time friend Randy Skinner on this production of 42nd Street, having worked together previously on the Moscow and Stuttgart productions, as well as Lucky in the Rain for the Goodspeed Opera House.

Michael Stewart (Co-Author) scored on Broadway the first time out when he won a Tony for his Bye Bye Birdie libretto. Subsequently he was the librettist for Carnival, for which he won the Drama Critics Circle Award, and Hello, Dolly!, which won him both the Tony and the Drama Critics prize. He also wrote the books for George M!, Mack and Mabel and The Grand Tour, both book and lyrics for I Love My Wife, and lyrics for Barnum. Mr. Stewart died in 1987.

Harry Warren and Al Dubin (Composer and Lyricist) were legendary tunesmiths both as a team and as individuals. Between the two, their prodigious careers spanned six decades. They wrote Broadway shows and revues and were pioneer songwriters for sound pictures. Their combined output of songs can only be described as astonishing. Al Dubin, born in Switzerland in 1891, died in New York in 1945. Harry Warren was born in Brooklyn in 1893 and passed away in 1981. His first hit song was written in 1922, and he scored his last movie in 1962. His other collaborators included Ira Gershwin, Billy Rose, Joe Young, Gus Kahn, Arthur Freed, Johnny Mercer, Mack Gordon, Mort Dixon, Bud Green and Ralph Blane.

Gower Champion (Director and Choreographer of original 42nd Street) was awarded the Tony Award for Best Choreography for 42nd Street and also won the Drama Desk Award in the same category. His name is synonymous with some of the greatest musicals in Broadway history. He was the director and choreographer for Lend an Ear, Bye Bye Birdie (for which he won Tony Awards as Director and Choreographer), Carnival (Tony nomination for Direction), Hello, Dolly! (two more Tony Awards for Direction and Choreography), I Do! I Do!, The Happy Time (two more Tony Awards), Sugar, Irene and Mack & Mabel. He died in 1980.

Douglas W. Schmidt (Scenic Designer) Since his sensational acting debut as the Third Billy Goat in Billy Goats Gruff in 1949, Mr. Schmidt has made the theatre his profession. Audiences have seen his design work on Broadway and off, in regional theatres, American and international opera houses, arenas and theme parks and on television and film. From the original record-breaking Broadway production of Grease! to the legendary production of Frankenstein that closed on opening night at the Palace, he has created designs for over 200 productions in the past 40 years.

Roger Kirk (Costume Design) Musical theatre costume design includes The White Devil (Australia), Jesus Christ Superstar (UK, NY), Whistle Down the Wind (UK), The Boy From Oz (Australia), The King and I (Australia and NY, for which he won a Tony Award), South Pacific, West Side Story, Chicago, Aspects of Love (international tour) and Anything Goes. Theatre includes costume design for Macbeth and set and costume design for Born Yesterday. Opera includes set and costume design for The Magic Flute, Iolanthe, The Pirates of Penzance, Don Pasquale, The Marriage of Figaro and Manon Lescaut. Film/television includes “Blood Oath” and “Rebel,” for which he won Australian Film Institute Awards, the Elton John Special and “Melba.”

Charlie Morrison (Lighting Design) is excited to be part of the creative team for 42nd Street. Charlie's lighting for theatre, national and international tours, architecture, and events has been seen by millions of people worldwide on four continents and in every state in the U.S. For more information, please visit www.cmlighting.com. He hopes you enjoy the show!

Lucas J. Corrubia (Sound Design) Lucas, better known on Broadway as “Rico”, has toured the US and internationally with such acts as Liza Minelli, Frank Sinatra, Michael Crawford and Bernadette Peters. Some of his Broadway credits include mixing The Who's Tommy, Bring in ‘da Noise Bring in ‘da Funk, and most recently the revival of 42nd Street. In addition to several film projects, his most recent sound designs include the International touring production of Burn the Floor, and Big League Theatrical's road tours of Footloose and Meredith Willson's The Music Man.

David H. Lawrence (Hair Designer) Having worked on Broadway productions for many years, David has had the pleasure of working with the best casts and crews and fellow designers on Broadway. This production of 42nd Street is no exception. My thanks to all who work so hard backstage every night. Thanks Paul and Bob.

Michael Brennan (Musical Supervisor) This is Michael's second production for Big League, having conducted Footloose at the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas. Currently, Michael serves as associate conductor for the smash hit musical Mamma Mia! at the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas. Other credits include The Lion King, Cinderella, and Victor/Victoria.

Donald Johnston (Musical Adaptation and Arrangements/Additional Orchestrations) arranged dance music for the original production of 42nd Street and conducted its last two years on Broadway. Highlights since include arranging/conducting numerous Broadway and other shows, touring and recording as a jazz pianist/arranger, orchestrating CD recordings including the award-winning “The Night of the Hunter”, and at the time of his death in 2002, creating the orchestrations and arrangements for two new musicals, as well as composing the music for four songs for one of them.

Philip J. Lang (Original Orchestrations) In a Broadway career spanning four decades, Lang orchestrated dozens of musicals including High Button Shoes; Where's Charley?; Fanny; L'il Abner; Carnival; Hello, Dolly!; Mame; Applause; and Annie. He collaborated on the arrangements for My Fair Lady and Camelot. Lang also wrote numerous works for band, orchestra and chorus.

Rob Bissinger (Associate Set Designer) Broadway credits include: Funny Girl benefit concert for the Actor's Fund. Broadway credits as an associate designer include: Jackie: An American Life, Arthur Miller's A View From the Bridge, the 1999 revival of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Dance of the Vampires for designer David Gallo, as well as 42nd Street for designer Douglas W. Schmidt. Off-Broadway design credits include: Rhapsody in Seth at The Actor's Playhouse, Melancholy Baby at Arts Nova, Strictly Personal at SoHo Playhouse, Gabrielle Lansner's Crush, and Holocaust Stories, George F. Walker's Theatre of the Film Noir, the Mosaic Theatre Company's The Stumbling Tongue, and Edward Albee's The Zoo Story. Mr. Bissinger has also worked on many national tours, and has designed Scooby Doo in Stagefright for Clear Channel Family Entertainment.

Daniel Sher (Executive Producer) After spending the early part of his career touring in the worlds of opera, music and dance, Mr. Sher came to Big League Theatricals in 1995 as the General Manager/Associate Producer for The Who's Tommy, Five Guys Named Moe and A Grand Night for Singing. In 1997, he took over the position of Executive Producer and is proud to have produced Big League's critically acclaimed tours of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, The King and I, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, 1776, Footloose, Peter Pan, Titanic and Meredith Willson's The Music Man as newly conceived by Susan Stroman. He is currently the Executive Producer of the North American tours of 42nd Street and Miss Saigon in addition to the European tour of The Who's Tommy.

Big League Theatricals, Inc is celebrating its 16th season of producing, general managing, and booking great Broadway musicals and attractions for touring throughout North America. They are especially honored to have been given special permission by Cameron Mackintosh to produce a new touring production of the world famous mega-musical, Miss Saigon, which commenced in the Fall of 2002. Additional notable productions have included the three year tour of Meredith Willson's The Music Man as newly conceived by Broadway's hottest director and choreographer, Susan Stroman. Other recent successes have been long runs of Footloose at both the Rio All-Suite Casino Resort in Las Vegas and Harrah's in Atlantic City, a national tour of Titanic, as well as The King and I (North American and Brazilian tours), The Who's Tommy (North American and Brazilian tours), and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum starring Rip Taylor. The Booking Department at Big League Theatricals is among the most respected in the industry representing musical attractions such as A Few Good Men Dancin' and blast II SHOCKWAVE, as well as other attractions. In addition to 42nd Street, other current productions include the third year of Miss Saigon. Exciting future productions include the North American tours of Blast! and Urinetown. Visit their website at www.bigleague.org.

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Credits

Musical adaptation, arrangements and additional orchestrations by Donald Johnston.

The use of all songs is by arrangement with Warner Bros., the owner of music publishers' rights.

The stage version of Forty-Second Street is based upon the motion picture Forty-Second Street owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed by Warner Bros.

Other lyrics by Johnny Mercer and Mort Dixon.

Scenery constructed by Beyond Imagination, Newburgh, NY; Scenic Painting by Cobalt Studios and Scenic Art Studios, Inc.; Soft Goods, Fiber Optics, and Soft LED's provided by I. Weiss; Marquee hangers by Showman Fabricators, Inc.; Lighting Equipment from Christie Lites; Sound Equipment from Masque Sound; Costume construction by: Donna Langman Couture; Carelli Costume; Capezio Dance & Theatre; Top Hats of America; Top Hat Imagewear; Creative Costume Co; Uniforms for Less; Panzai; Arnold Levine; Trucking by Janco Ltd.; Travel Assistance provided by Tour Resources.

This performance supported by Cambridge Place Apartments, Phyllis Miller, owner; Hills Bank and Trust company; Sheraton Iowa City Hotel; and Universal Climate Control, Thomas and Kathryn Nereim, owners.

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