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Our 37th Season:2001-2002

A 1962Broadway Revival

Performing at theSARATOGA CIVIC THEATER

June-July 2002

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A 1962Broadway Revival

Music & Lyrics byCole Porter

Book by Guy Bolton,P.G. Wodehouse,Howard Lindsay &Russell Crouse

Featuring(in alphabetical order)

Donald Benson, Molly Carter, Les Dale, Ruth E. Mullins,Ron Packard, Kristine Reiss-Petersen & Roy Weil

DIRECTOR: LISA MILANESMUSIC DIRECTOR: ROBERTA "BOBBI" HOWEVOCAL DIRECTOR: DIANE "MOM" REYNOLDS

CHOREOGRAPHERS: JASON ARIAS & NANCY KWONGPRODUCERS: KRIS DUDLEY & LIZ DALE

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"Anything Goes" is presented through special arrangement with and all authorizedperformance materials are supplied by Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc., 560 LexingtonAve., New York, NY 10010.

A Note from Our Director ...

I am extremely honored that WVLO asked me to direct forthem and to work on such a great show! The cast is so talented, the crew isoutstanding, and the orchestra is the best! I could not have done this with-out the fabulous, hard-working, diligent staff- my heroes! Here you willfind the details on how the concept of ''Anything Goes" came about!

''Anything Goes" was first envisioned by producer Vinton Freedleywhilehiding out aboard a fishing boat in the Gulf of Panama after fleeing thecountry to escape creditors. His idea was based on the premise of an oceanliner facing the threat of a possible shipwreck. He returned to New Yorkand, after paying off his debts, began assembling his dream team - ColePorter, Guy Bolton, PG. Wodehouse, & Ethel Merman. Soon Freedley hada script that he felt sure would reverse his sagging fortunes. Then, withrehearsals just about to begin, the 5.5. Morro Castle went down off thecoast of New Jersey. Over 125 passengers lost their lives in the highly pub-licized disaster. ''Anything Goes", Freedley decided, would have to be re-wntten.

"Anything Goes" did not actually appear as the title until this seconddraft and referred to the desperation with which the show was put together.The rewrite retained most of the same characters, but did away with theidea of the shipwreck. The plot revolved around nightclub singer RenoSweeney (Merman), her pal Billy Crocker, Crocker's debutante-love, HopeHarcourt, and Moonface Mooney, Public Enemy #13, who slips onto theship to avoid the FBI.

"Anything Goes" opened at the Alvin Theatre on November 21, 1934,and turned out to be the fourth-longest running musical of the 1930's. In1987, it was revived at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre with Patti LuPone inthe leading role and a revised book by Timothy Crouse and John Weidman.The 1936 screen version starred Ethel Merman and Bing Crosby.

I would like to dedicate this show to my Aunt Edna, a true lady, whomI admire with all my heart. Sit back, relax and enjoy our story! Have funwith "Anything Goes!"

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CAST OF CHARACTERS(Performers Listed In Alphabetical Order)

Purity Caitlin BaikoCharity Melanie BeckElisha Whitney Donald BensonHope Harcourt Molly CarterFidelity Stacy ChristoffersonMorality Un-hi ChurLing Tyler J. ColopySir Evelyn Oakleigh Les DaleChing Ernesto FloresMrs. Harcourt Millie GeniseSailor Tony Tony GonzalesVirtue Melinda L. GriffithSailor Todd Todd GriffithJimmy Steve GrossLois Jae LandersEmpathy Carol LanoieSailor Mike Mike MacKenzie

Sailor Rich Rich MillerReno Sweeney Ruth E. MullinsPiety Jina NamBilly Crocker Ron PackardBishop/Sailor Rick Rick PortuneBonnie Kristine Reiss-PetersenCaptain Marc RotzowSailor Peter Peter SchuurmansSteward Brian Brian ShevelenkoMrs. Awiggins Simone SkeelsAunt B Marcia SterninChastity Sarah VadenMoonface Martin Roy WeilElizabeth Eva YoungUnderstudies:Billy Crocker Brian ShevelenkoSteward Brian Todd Griffith

ORCHESTRAConductor Roberta "Bobbi" HoweViolins Lynell Miller, Patti Corcoran, Faye Yang,

Miho Nishi, Ari Polidi, Kari SparksViola Margaret Elliott, Geri ActorCello Lynda Bloomquist, Cayley NemecBass Karen Morness, Walt GibsonBanjo Steve AdkinsReeds Mike Maida, Monday Mercer, Katie Skattum, Dorothy Nield,

Mike Malone, Steven Holmes, Nick Stumbaugh, Mark BeyerTrumpets Dax Bamberger, Paul Dhuse, Matt Carey, Chris Kay,

Renelle Duprey, Tim CoadTrombone Chris SeguinPercussion Brent JorgensonPiano Diane "Mom" Reynolds

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SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS

-ACTI-Overture Orchestra

Scene 1: Afterdeck of the Ship"You're The Top" Billy & Reno"Bon Voyage" Ensemble

Scene 2: On The Ship's Deck, That Night"Its Delouely" Billy, Hope, & Ensemble

Scene 3: Two Cabins on the "ft:' Deck - Next Morning

Scene 4: The Ship's Deck"Heaven Hop" Bonnie & The Angels"Friendship" Billy, Reno & Moonface

Scene 5: Evelyn's Stateroom - That Afternoon

Scene 6: The Ship's Deck - A Little Later'1 Get a Kick Out Of You" Reno

Scene 7: The Afterdeck"Anything Goes" Reno & Ensemble

INTERMISSION

-ACTII-Entr'acte Orchestra

Scene 1: Ship's Lounge - Early Evening"Public Enemy Number One" Orchestra & Ensemble"Let's Step Out" Bonnie & Ensemble"Let'sMisbehave" Reno & Sir Evelyn"Blow, Gabriel, Blow" Reno & Ensemble

Scene 2: The Brig - Later That Night"All Through The Night" Billy & Hope"Be Like The Bluebird" Moonface"All Through The Night" Reprise Billy & Hope

Scene 3: The Ship's Deck - Next Morning"Take Me Back To Manhattan" Reno & The Angels"You're The Top" Entire Company

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Production StaffProducers Kris Dudley & Liz DaleDirector Lisa MilanesMusical Director Roberta "Bobbie" HoweVocal Director Diane "Mom" ReynoldsChoreographers Jason Arias & Nancy KwongProduction Designer Stephen C. WathenTechnical Director Edward HandMaster Carpenter William ShepardLighting Designer Mike MunozSound Designer Bob NelsonProduction Stage Manager Bob Wallitner

Assistant Stage Manager Keithlynn "KiKi" LynchStage Crew Gabe Bisen, Elizabeth Jenson, Bob Schmid,

Jeff Sererance & Jason VanegasProperties/Set Decoration Bonnie DonnellyCostume Designer Judy Neilson

Assistants Kathy Burch & Amy Zsadanyi-YaleSSAmerican Lines Set Construction & Painting Melanie Beck,

Donald Benson, Les Dale, Kris Dudley, Gene Collinge,Ed Hand, Hugh Mecum, Marc Rotzow, William Shepard,

Bob Wallitner, Stephen Wathen & Cast MembersRehearsal Pianists Diane "Mom" Reynolds, Karen MornessRehearsal Understudies Brian Shevelenko, Kris Dudley & Debbie HiroseCostume Construction Liz Dale, June Milanes, Judy Pincus & Cele PincusLighting Board Operator Jeff CarlsonSpotlight Operator Nicole GiannellaSound Operator David YoderHouse Manager Liz DaleProgram, Lobby & Publicity Photos Edmond Kwong & Tom LewisProgram & Publicity Marge HandReservations & Box Office Marian Smith & Marge HandAudition Assistants Cele & Judy PincusOpening Night Refreshments Liz DaleLobby Refreshments Angels Unlimited & Cele PincusLobby Design & Display Edmond KwongCompany Photos Tom LewisProgram Graphics Diane HoxengPoster/Flyer Design Nuberry AdvertisingPoster/Flyer/Program Printing Simpson Printers

VOLUNTEERS WANTED! West Valley Light Opera Association is always looking for energeticand enthusiastic volunteers. The simple truth is that WVLOA could not exist without itsexceptional volunteer force. We have positions for all of your interests and have weekday,evening or weekend shifts available. If you would like to join our talented volunteer workforce, give us a call (408) 268-3777 and leave a message. We will be glad to tell you of themany roles you can play, all of which are critical to the continued success of WVLOA.

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WHO'S WHO IN OUR CAST

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Caitlin Baiko

Stacy Christofferson

Ernesto Flores

Todd Griffith

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Melanie Beck

Un-hi Chur

Millie Genise

\Steve Gross

Tyler Colopy

Jae Landers

Molly Carter

Les Dale

Melinda Griffith

Carol Lanoie

Ron Packard

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Peter Schuurmans

Sarah Vaden

Rich Miller

Rick Portune

Brian S. Shevelenko

RoyWeil

Ruth E. Mullins Jina Nam

Kristine Reiss-Petersen Marc Rotzow

Simone Skeels

David Yoder

Marcia Sternin

EvaYoung

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WHO'S WHO IN OUR CASTCAITLIN BAlKO (Purity) Caitlin makes her debut with WVLO in this production

and it is her first musical role out of high school. She just graduated from IndependenceHS. Her credits include many shows with CMTSJ & Independence HS including "Caba-ret", "Starmites" & "Pippin" as well as behind-the-scenes in other productions. She lovesto tap, sing, play French horn, teach dance and is indebted to her drama teacher, PamMelvin, for being her inspiration & guide.

MELANIE BECK (Charity) Melanie is another newcomer to our stage, but has per-formed with Pioneer HS in "Sweet Charity", "Anything Goes" and "Oliver". She is cur-rently a junior at USC studying theater and musical theater and has performed in theirproductions of "How To Succeed ... " & "Pippin". Melanie's goal is to make it to Broadwayand is very interested if anyone knows any shortcuts!

DONALD BENSON (ElishaWhitney) Last season's subscribers will remember Donaldfrom his portrayal of Lt. Brannigan in "Guys & Dolls" and Uncle Willie in "High Soci-ety". He returns for his 9th production with WVLO and his impressive list of theatricalcredits include many performances with SDG, FMT, GCT, LACT, UCSC & CMTSJ.Offstage he's known for his sense of fun and the girls affectionately call him "that oldfunny guy". By day, Donald is a mild-mannered ad writer for the San Jose Mercury News.

MOLLY CARTER (Hope Harcourt) Molly returns for her fifth production withWVLO; most recently as Agatha in "Guys & Dolls" with her performances in "HighSociety", "The Boy Friend" and "Will Rogers Follies" just as memorable. She just ap-peared in Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Aspects of Love" at PAP and in SDG's "The WorldGoes 'Round" and ''A Little Night Music" as well asWVC's "Bye, Bye Birdie". Molly is anAnalyst at Cisco Systems and is very grateful for the support of her husband, Gerald.

STACY CHRISTOFFERSON (Fidelity) Another newcomer to WVLO, she is nostranger to the stage for her credits also include productions of "Irene", "High ButtonShoes", "42nd Street" and "Music Man". Her hobby is instructing ballroom dancing andshe's employed as a Buyer for Brooks-Pri Automation. She extends her thanks to husband,Jim, for his patience and support.

UN-HI CHUR (Morality) Un-Hi also makes her debut as a performer with WVLO,but most recently appeared on this stage in "Marne" & "Sweet Charity" for SDG. She alsoworked crew for our productions of "High Society" and "42nd Street. Her other creditsinclude "Marne", "Jesus Christ Superstar", "Peter Pan", "Mack & Mabel", "Applause","Music Man", "West Side Story", "George M!" and "Follies" with AMTSJ. Some of Un-hi's other interests include golf, leisure bike riding, cardio kick-boxing, tap dancing andeating, not necessarily in that order!

TYLER J. COLOPY (Ling) A student in the Moreland School district who has justcompleted fifth grade, Tyler joins WVLO for the first time and appears in only his secondshow; he was seen in "Our Town" for STOC when he was even younger. He is an honorroll student, plays baseball in the Campbell Little League, enjoys skateboarding and wasschool President for the first semester of this past school year.

LES DALE (Sir Evelyn Oakleigh) This marks Les' I-lth production with WVLO, hismost recent as Bert in this season's opening production of "42nd Street". Regular seasonsubscribers will recall his many other memorable roles which include Clem Rogers in"Will Rogers Follies", Gerard Carrier, father of the Phantom in "Phantom", FDR in "Annie",

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the Padre in "Man of La Mancha" and Captain Andy in "Showboat". He has also designedand built sets for several of our productions, his most recent being last season's "DamnYankees". His other credits include productions with SCP, SCLP, and in STOC's mostrecent production of "The Odd Couple" (the male version). A Santa Clara Valley native,Les retired from Pacific Bell and enjoys painting, woodworking, and cooking.

ERNESTO FLORES (Ching) Although a familiar face backstage, this will be Ernesto'sfirst on-stage experience! He earned the Technical Vest Award for "Damn Yankees" so hasproven himself to be a valuable "techie" and has worked crew for "Guys & Dolls", "42ndStreet" and "Nunsense Jamboree" & was backstage for SDG's ''A Little Night Music" aswell. A Sofrware Engineering Manager with SanDisk Corporation, he enjoys scuba div-ing, theater, and film & video production.

MILLIE GENISE (Mrs. Harcourt) Millie returns from a very long absence from thisstage. She made her debut in "Pal Joey" in 1977 and performed again in 1978 in "PaintYour Wagon". She studied acting at the Theatre School of Dramatic Arts at Carnegie Hallin New York and has an extensive background in comedy, drama, and musicals. Some ofher favorite roles include Martha in "Who's Afraid of Virginia WoolP.", Snoopy in "You'reA Good Man, Charlie Brown", Gertrude in "Hamlet" and Aunt Eller in "Oklahoma!". Arecipient of several acting awards, Millie is a participant in the Equity Membership Can-didate Program. Welcome back, Millie!

TONY GONZALES (Sailor Tony) This is Tony's 6th production with WVLO, hismost recent appearances, as Andy in "42nd Street" and in last season's "Guys & Dolls" &"High Society". Other credits include SCP's "Crazy For You" and many murder mysterieswith MBD as well as his association with GT as performer, director and choreographer.

MELINDA L. GRIFFITH {Virtue}Melinda makes her third appearance with WVLO;others were "How To Succeed ... " and "Crazy For You". She earned her BA in Early Child-hood Education with a Minor in Dance and has danced professionally with the SpokaneBallet Company, choreographed and performed for Dance Theatre of Idaho and mostrecently for Magique Bazaar at GT in Campbell. She owns "Performance Pointe" whereshe teaches children ballet, tap, jazz and creative movement. Her hobby is belly dancing!!

TODD GRIFFITH (Sailor Todd) Todd comes to us for his very first production byway of wife, Melinda! He has done voiceovers for corporate videos and workshops, butnever anything theatrical. He is a 3D Graphics Sofrware Product Manager who loves tocollect things (sports cards, coins, etc.) and sell them on E-Bay. Todd has learned that younever know where Jazzercise will lead you!!

STEVE GROSS (fimmy) Another newcomer to WVLO, Steve previously appearedin STOC productions of "Our Town" and "Harlequinade". His days are spent with astart-up company that makes copper plating tools and he enjoys traveling and staying fit.

JAE LANDERS (Lois) Jae embarks on her 4th production with WVLO, her mostrecent appearance as Mother Lord in "High Society", with "Me & My Girl" and"Joseph .... Dreamcoat" her other credits. She has also performed in STOC's "Harlequinade","Twelve Angry Jurors" and their most recent production of "The Odd Couple" (the fe-male version in which she played Florence Ungar). Jae's credits include singing alto withSTOCtet and productions with SCP and CMTSJ where she crews for shows in which hergirls perform. Her "real job" is home-schooling her daughters, Elizabeth & Kelley.

CAROL LANOIE (Empathy) Carol returns for her second production with WVLO,her first was "Carousel" back in 1998; but she has been busy on this stage with SDG in

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"Irene", "High Button Shoes", "Hello, Dolly", "42nd Street", "State Fair", "Music Man"and "Marne". A legal secretary by day, Carol loves reading, crocheting and tap dancing.

MICHAEL MACKENZIE (Sailor Mike) Michael joins us for his 6th productionafter an absence of 5 years. His first appearance was in "Camelot" in 1994 and since thenwe have twisted his arm to get him on stage in "Gypsy", ''Annie Get Your Gun", "Where'sCharley?" and as a waltzing SM in "Me & My Girl". Normally, he is more comfortableworking stage crew which he did for SDG for 6 years. Mike is an electronic technician forSimco Electronics and his new hobby is Cowboy Action Shooting.

RICH MILLER (Sailor Rich) This is Rich's 2nd performance with WVLO, havingplayed Linville in last season's production of "Damn Yankees." Rich also played a shrinerin the SVPA production of "Bye, Bye Birdie" in 1998. Rich is currently happily unem-ployed, but plans to be playing with data bases again in the near future.

RUTH E. MULLINS (Reno Sweeney) Ruthie began her WVLO career in "NunsenseII" playing Sister Mary Amnesia (for which she won an ERMA award for Best CharacterActress) and went on to appear in 4 more productions; "How To Succeed ... ", "Carousel",''A Funny Thing ... Forum" and most recently in "42nd Street" as Maggie. Her impressivelist of credits includes performances with SVCT, Gavilan College, FMT, Odyssey Theater,and in SDG's recent productions of "Marne" and "Fiddler On The Roof". A Communica-tions Director for Wells Fargo Business Banking, she sends this message "G I get a kick outof you!!!"

]INA NAM (Piety) Jina makes her debut with WVLO in this production but hasappeared with PYT in "Cinderella" and "Srepmorn": with SCP in "West Side Story" and"Carousel". She will be transferring to the University of California this fall to major inBiochemistry. Her hobbies are dancing, watching movies and live theater performances.

RON PACKARD (Billy Crocker)Ron is back for his 3rd production with WVLO; hislast was "Crazy For You" for which he won the ERMA Award for his portrayal of BobbyChild. He also appeared in "1940's Radio Hour" and was the recipient of that show'sCaptain Cape Award. His impressive list of credits include performances with PCLO,FMT, SDG, and his very first theatrical role of Papa Bear in S]CMT's "Goldilocks & TheThree Bears"! Ron's favorite roles were Elliot in "The Goodbye Girl" and Bud Frump in"How To Succeed ... ", but the role he is most proud of is "First-Time Father" to his son,Andrew, born earlier this year. He's grateful to his wife, Jennifer, for her support and forhelping him get that particular role!!

RICK PORTUNE (Bishop/Sailor Rick) Last season's subscribers will remember Rickfor his portrayal of Arvide Abernathy in "Guys & Dolls". His credits also include perfor-mances in PAP's "Aspects Of Love", and SCP's "Crazy For You", "Wizard Of Oz" & "Manof La Mancha". As a professional stage magicianlillusionist, he has appeared at Hollywood'sMagic Castle and produced and appeared in numerous illusion shows in the greater LAarea. Rick has made his home in the BayArea for the last 17 years and when not doing funstuff in the theater, works as an Engineering Director for a high-tech company.

KRISTINE REISS-PETERSEN (Bonnie) Krissy is back for her 4th production withWVLO, her most recent as Phyllis in "42nd Streed' and her ERMA award-winning per-formances as Lola in "Damn Yankees" and Z's favorite in "Will Rogers Follies". Her otherfavorite roles include "Chorus Line" with SCP and AMTSJ's "Singin' In The Rain" and"Le Cage Aux Foiles." She holds a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Dance from UC Irvineand enjoys backpacking, hiking and eating candy. Love to Brett!!

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"Ki M Ka "ss e, te. .................................... Nov.!Dec. 2002Music and Lyrics by COLE PORTERBook by BELLA and SAMUEL SPEWACK

A play within a play, this is a merry, melodious and sophisticated reminiscence ofShakespeare's :The Taming Of The Shrew". A recent Broadway revival in 2000 received aTony Award for Best Musical Revival.The Cole Porter score is considered one of the all-time greatest, featuring superb numbers such as ''Another Op' nin', Another Show", "WhyCan't You Behave?", "So In Love", "I Hate Men", ''AlwaysTrue To You" and "Brush UpYour Shakespeare".

"F PI ·d"orever at ..................................•• March/April 2003Written and Originally Directed and Choreographed by STUART ROSSMusical Continuity Supervision and Arrangements by JAMES RAITT

This is one of the most popular and successfulmusicals in recent theater history. It isa musical revue featuring four young male singers, killed in an auto accident in the 1950'son their way to their first big concert and now miraculously revived for the posthumouschance to fulfill their dreams and perform the show that never was. It opened in NewYork in 1990 and ran for 1,664 performances and since then has been performed in mostmajor cities throughout the country. Musical highlights are from the 1950's and include:''Anniversary Song", "Lady Of Spain", "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing", "Rags toRiches", "Temptation" and many more for you to enjoy.

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A Funny Thing Happened ... Forum 96Annie 84Annie Get Your Gun 96Anything Goes 70, 87, 02Applause 73BellsAte Ringing 67Boy Friend 00Brigadoon 69, 80Camelot 79,94Carousel 72, 98Crazy For You 98Dames At Sea 86Damn Yankees 01Desert Song, The 73, 87Fiddler on the Roof 71,90Flower Drum Song 8142nd Street 88, 01George M! 76Gigi 75Girl Crazy 88Good News 80Guys & Dolls 68,89,01Gypsy 68,95Hello Dolly 86Here's Love 67High Society 00How To Succeed In Business 76,98H.M.S. Pinafore 69I Do! I Do! 73, 94Into The Woods 90Irene 86Joseph ... Dreamcoat 99King & I 93Kismet 70,91Kiss Me, Kate 81,89Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen 75Mame 83Man Of La Mancha 83, 92Me And My Girl 97Merry Widow, The 72, 91

Meet Me In St. Louis 93Music Man 71, 90My Fair Lady 78, 85, 94Mystery of Edwin Drood 92Naughty Marietta 75New Moon, The 74No, No, Nanette 74Nunsense 93Nunsense II 96Nunsense Jamboree 02Oklahoma! 65,80,91Oliver 65,74On A Clear Day 68Once Upon A Mattress 67Paint Your Wagon 78Pajama Game, The 72, 82PalJoey 77Perfecrly Frank 83Phantom 99Robert & Elizabeth 77Rodgers & Hart Review 84Rose Marie 79Show Boat 84Singin' In The Rain 92Some Enchanted Evening 85Sound Of Music, The 78, 89South Pacific 69, 79, 88, 97Stop The World 64Student Prince, The 70, 82Sugar 85Sweet Charity 87Sweethearts 76The 1940's Radio Hour 97They're Playing Our Song 99Unsinkable Molly Brown 65, 71Very Good Eddie 77West Side Story 82, 95Where's Charley? 95Will Rogers Follies 00Wonderful Town 81

MARC ROTZOW (Captain) This is Marc's first show with WVLO and his firstshow in about a decade. He was last seen as the priest, among several other characters, inSJSU production of "Twelfth Night". He did a variety of shows there as well as workingfor SJ Stage Company during their long run of ''Angry Housewives". In his other life, he'staken to directing; Director of Operations for a surprisingly surviving Dot Com. He fi-nally decided to take a chance and attempt to balance his career with his love of theaterand perform somewhere outside a Karaoke bar.

PETER SCHUURMANS (Sailor Peter) Peter makes his debut with WVLO, butincludes in his list of credits PAP's "Aspects Of Love" and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo'sNest", PCS's "Marne" and "The Who's Tommy" as well as Canada College's "Bad Habits".A teacher at Heritage Christian Academy in Redwood City, Peter earned his BA in The-ater Arts at UCSC and is an avid Hitchcock movie buff.

\.. BRIAN SHEVELENKO (Steward/Purser) Brian returns for his second stage appear-ance with WVLO; he was a gambler in "Guys & Dolls", but has been Assistant Director of"Damn Yankees, and served on the crew for "Will Rogers Follies" and "High Society". Hewas ASM for SCP's "Crazy For You" and SM for their production of "Wizard Of Oz".Brian most recently performed the leading role of Leon in "Fools" for Tabard Theatre. Heattended Carnegie Mellon University and currently teaches technical theater at SacredHeart Schools and teaches for the Red Cross.

SIMONE SKEELS (Mrs. Awiggins) Simone marks her 11th production with WVLO,her first was "South Pacific" in 1988. Since then, regular subscribers have seen her in "MyFair Lady", "Sound of Music", "Fiddler", "Singin In The Rain", "Guys & Dolls", "MusicMan", "Annie Get Your Gun", "Where's Charley?", & "King & I". She has also performedwith SCP in "Brigadoon" and "Carousel". A kindergarten teacher at Castlemont School,she loves tap dancing, singing with STOCtet, traveling, cats and all things chocolate!

MARCIA STERNIN (Aunt B) Marcia first performed with WVLO in "AnythingGoes" in 1987 and now she's back for her 7th production, having appeared in the mean-time in "South Pacific", "The Merry Widow", "Camelot", "How To Succeed ... » and "Car-ousel". Her long list of theatrical credits include performances in SDG's "No, No Nanette","Oklahoma!", "Sound of Music", "Funny Girl", "Hello, Dolly", "State Fair", "Marne", toname just a few. Marcia teaches kindergarten at St. Raymond School in Menlo Park andloves tap dancing, reading and jigsaw puzzles.

SARAH VADEN (Chastity) Sarah is delighted to return to our stage for her 4th pro-duction (as an "angel" no less) after a year-long hiatus. During that time, she's been work-ing on songs with her duet partner, Larisa North, for a concert they plan for early nextyear. Her other WVLO performances were in "Crazy For You", "Joseph ... Dreamcoat"and "Phantom". She also appeared in SCP's "The Secret Garden". Sarah extends her grati-tude to her family, friends and Jason for their continued love and support as she followsher dreams.

ROYWEIL (Moonfoce Martin) Roy is back for his 4th production with WVLO, hismost recent was in "Guys & Dolls" as part of the mission band; and he also appeared in"How To Succeed ... " and "Crazy For You". He was also part of our light and sound crewfor "Sister Amnesia's Country Western Nunsense Jamboree". In SCP's production of "ManOf La Mancha", Roy played Sancho; in "The Secret Garden" was Alben and has creditswith SDG, PMT, TSOHP and Pacifica Spindrift too numerous to mention. Roy is theController for Embassy Suites Hotels and loves singing, cooking and gambling.

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EVA YOUNG (Elizabeth) Eva looks too young to be a veteran, but she has alreadyperformed in "Damn Yankees" and helped with Props in "Guys & Dolls". A student atChaboya Middle School in the 7th grade, she appeared in "Dames At Sea" with CMTSJand other school plays. Her hobby is attending as many theatrical productions as possibleand she feels honored to be working with such talented and enthusiastic performers.

WHO'S WHO ON OUR STAFFLISA MILANES (Director)We welcome Lisa for her first directorialposition with WVLO. She is no stranger to this stage or our organi-zation; having performed in "Music Man" and "Nunsense", for whichshe earned an ERMA Award for her role as Sister Robert Anne. Shealso served asAD for "Where's Charley?" Lisa has performing creditswith SDG in "Sugar" and SCP in "Chicago" and "Philadelphia Story".She has had extensive training in Voiceovers and has several credits inTV, Radio and Video Production. She is currently the Executive As-

sistant to the CEO and Executive staff at IP Dynamics in Campbell. Lisa sends her loveand thanks to husband, June, for babysitting her two darlings, Vinnie and Valerie, so shecould enjoy this special adventure.

ROBERTA "BOBBIE" HOWE (Music Director) Bobbie is delightedto return to conduct her 2nd WVLO show after the rousing successof last season's "Damn Yankees". She is especially happy to be work-ing with her conducting mentor, Vocal Director "Mom" Reynolds. Aseasoned pit-veteran (143 productions and still counting!) she findsconducting a show she has played before offers up a completely dif-ferent perspective, and it's fun, too! For the past 4 years, "Ms. Howe"has taught elementary school band, currently in Union School Dis-

trict, and feels she learns more every year from her students. She is grateful to John PHealy, founder of SJCMT, for giving her the "show bug". She sends her love to husband,Michael Maida, whom she met playing in our pit during our 1989 "Guys & Dolls" (andwho is on Reed 1 in this orchestra) for his patience during all those nights of rehearsal!

DIANE "MOM" REYNOLDS (Vocal Director) This season's sub-scribers will remember seeing "Mom's" white hair above the piano in"Nunsense Jamboree" (they couldn't see the rest of her) and last sum-mer, she had the vocal responsibility for "Guys & Dolls". Her creditswith WVLO are too numerous to mention, but she has been involvedwith over 250 different musicals in the Bay Area, most of them sev-eral times! Her most recent productions were with Gunderson HighSchool's "A Funny Thing .... Forum" and TITM's "Oliver". She also

acts as music and vocal director for grammar, middle school and other HS productions."Mom" has added the Mt. View Senior Chorale group this year so now enjoys workingwith all the ages from 3 to 93+. She has twO darling granddaughters, Makena and Teagan,and is currently awaiting the arrival of #3, her daughter's first baby, in July. Maybe it isarriving as you read this!

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JASON ARIAS (Choreographer) This is Jason's debut as a Choreogra-pher, but regular season subscribers will remember him asWill Rogersin "Will Rogers Follies", which was his 7th production. He had alsobeen seen in "The Boy Friend", "Phantom", "Annie Get Your Gun","Crazy For You", "Joseph ... Dreamcoat" and "Gypsy" which was hisfirst experience with his Co-Choreographer, Nancy Kwong. He is veryexcited to be making his choreographical debut with the companythat started it all for him and more importantly, with his favorite

choreographer. Jason's next venture is "The Marriage of Bette and Boo" with his fledglingcompany, Walking Sideways Theatre Company.

NANCY KWONG (Choreographer) Nancy returns after serving inthis same staff position for "Nunsense Jamboree", which was her 14thproduction with WVLO. Her terpsichorean efforts had previouslybeen seen in "The Boy Friend", "Crazy For You", "Nunsense","Nunsense II", "Gypsy", "Where's Charley?" and many others. Shealso has choreographing credits for GT, SCp, SDG and TheaterWorks.She earned her BA from CSU and MBA in Speech Pathology fromSJSU and applies her knowledge and teaching skills in the OGSD. In

her spare time, she takes care of her two very active boys, Cameron, 6, and Riley, 3. Nancyhas also served as co-producer on several productions with her father, Ed Hand, whoenjoys being teamed with his talented daughter.

STEPHEN C. WATHEN (Production Designer) Regular season subscribers will rec-ognize Stephen's work in this creative and realistic set. The set he designed for "NunsenseJamboree" was a barn so perfect and realistic for our country theme, we had many com-ments on it. In addition to our opening production, "42nd Street", Stephen has createdsets for "Guys & Dolls", "High Society", "Phantom", "Joseph ... Drearncoat", "Crazy ForYou", "N unsense II", "Gypsy" and countless others. His expertise in special effects can beseen in films like "Planet of Dinosaurs", "Birdy", "Dernonhunter" and the Gumby movie.

BOB WALLITNER (Production Stage Manager) This will complete Bob's third sea-son as our Resident Stage Manager, having assumed this position in October 1999, for"Phantom". He had served as SM for SDG's productions of "Company" and "Music Man".During these past few years, Bob has been associated in some capacity with most showsproduced in this theater and is still thrilled with the "magic" of theater that involved himwith all the wonderful people he has met in this "theatrical family". Bob dedicates thisproduction to the memory of his wife, Linda, who introduced him to this special worldwhich she enjoyed so much.

MICHAEL GLENN MUNOZ (Lighting Designer) Michael's lighting designs forWVLO have been seen in 14 productions, the most recent in "42nd Street". His creativetalents and special effects have also been utilized by SDG, SCPL, and he just completed"Annie" at CCMT. He has also done lighting designs for productions at WoodminsterAmphitheater for "Carousel", "Barnum", and "My Fair Lady" as well as for "BroadwayBabies" in SF. He earned his BA in Fine Arts at SJSU with a minor in dance.

JUDY NIELSON (Costume Designer) This will be Judy's first complete productionfor WVLO, but she helped on the costuming of "Will Rogers Follies" as a seamstress. Shehas also worked on costumes for "Wild Oats" and for SCP's production of "Oklahoma!".A student at WVC, Judy likes to read, sew and "do theater stuff"!

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,--- COMING TO THIS THEATER ---,- AUDITIONS -

Auditions for WVLOA's "Kiss Me, Kate" July 20, 1-3 PMJuly 22, 7-9 PM

Call backs July 23 & 25,7-10 PMRehearsals begin August 26, 2002

Directed by Steven LambertMusic Direction by David Herberg, Vocal by Diane "Mom" Reynolds

Choreography by Rickey Viloria

- PERFORMANCES -"Camelot" - SDG - Sept/Oct 2002 Tickets: (408) 264-3110"Kiss Me, Kate" - WVLO - Nov/Dec 2002 Tickets: (408) 268-3777, J

grateful YLckftow{ecCgementsSaratoga 'Drama Group, Susan 'Buchs,

Chris 1(f1.yat 'Union. tMiddle School, Sunnyvale Community Prayers,Contra Costa %usic 'Theatre, Geraid Carter and

West o/a[[eyCo[[egeand 1'B% for a Community Service Grant..

ACRONYMS USED IN THIS PROGRAM• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

AD Assistanr Director PMT Peninsula Musical TheaterAMTSJ American Musical Theater of San Jose PIT Peninsula Yourh TheaterASM Assistant Stage Manager SCP Sunnyvale community PlayersBA Bachelor of Arts SCPL Santa Clara PlayersCCMT Contra Costa Music Theater SDG Saratoga Drama GroupCMTSJ Children's Music Theater of San Jose SJCMT San Jose Children's Musical TheaterCSU Chico State University SJSU San Jose State UniversityERMA Enid & Ross Maurice Award SM Stage ManagerFDR Franklin Delano Roosevelt STOC Studio Theatre of CaliforniaFMT Foothill Music Theater SVCT South Valley Community TheatreGCT Gilroy Community Theater SVPA Scotts Valley Performing ArtsGT Gaslighter Theater TITM Theater In The MountainsHS High School TSOHP This Side Of The Hill PlayersLACT Los Altos Community Theater UCSC University of California - Santa CruzOGSD Oak Grove School District USC University of Southern CaliforniaPAP Palo Alto Players WVC West Valley CollegePCLO Peninsula Civic Light Opera WVLO West Valley Light OperaPCS Peninsula Center Stage14

West Valley Light Opera Association, Inc.A Non-Profit Organization

The object of this Association is to promote cultural activity in the area and toprovide opportunities for anyone with dramatic aspirations to take part in theatri-cal productions under the guidance of experienced Play Directors. We sincerelyhope you enjoy our musical comedy season. Should you wish to become a sub-scriber, just call our Box Office Voice Mail at (408) 268-3777 for information.

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 779, Los Gatos, CA 95031Telephone: (408) 358-1896

Fax (408) 356-7349

BOARD OF DIRECTORSMr. Edward Hand PresidentMrs. Elizabeth Dale Vice PresidentMr. Hugh Mecum SecretaryMr. Jay Sternin TreasurerMr. Richard Meidinger MemberMrs. Janet Miller MemberMr. June Romeo Milanes MemberMs. Kristine L. Dudley MemberMr. Stephen F.Von Till Counsel

and cultural programs such as ours. Herein the BayArea, we are fortunate to havemany companies that have initiated suchprograms. Remember, matching contri-butions are not automatic. YOU mustnotify your employer of your donation,usually at the time you make it. If youare employed by one of these companiesand are one of our supporters, take ad-vantage of this wonderful way to supportone of your favorite non-profit associa-tions, WVLO. It isn't too late to matchyour contribution for this season.

Corporate Bonus

Whenever you donate to a non-profitgroup likeWVLOA, you can double yourcontribution to the organization by tak-ing advantage of your company's match-ing gift program (even after retirement).Perhaps the most popular way for com-panies to make charitable contributionsis through a matching contribution pro-gram wherein the company will match,usually one-to-one, the donation one oftheir employees gives to a favorite char-ity.And often, these companies will onlymatch contributions made to developarts

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West Valley Light Opera AwardsThe following awards, chosen by the Staff, are presented to a member of eachproduction who has made an outstanding contribution to the success of thatproduction in the following areas. Listed are awards for the past eightproductions.

Captain's Cape Award - Presented in memory of our late President,Captain R.P. Maurice to an outstanding member of the chorus.

Ron Evans - "Phantom"Elizabeth Kenton-Tate - "The Boy Friend"

Dina Blair - "Will Rogers Follies"Tony Gonzales - "High Society"Jerry Rosas - "Damn Yankees"

Brian Shevelenko - "Guys & Dolls"Howard Miller - "42nd Street"

Orchestra Vest Award - Presented to an outstanding member of the orchestra.Karen Snell- "Phantom"

Bobbie Howe - "The Boy Friend"Marge White and Karen Morness - "Will Rogers Follies"

Bill Hunsiker - "High Society"Matt Carey - "Damn Yankees"Bob Wylie - "Guys & Dolls"Sal Delgato - "42nd Street"

Technical Vest Award - Presented to an outstanding member of the stage crewin memory of our late Production Manager, Linda "Wallitner.

Dan Rich & Jeff Jordahl- "Phantom"Kelly Weber - "The Boy Friend"

John Tawney - "Will Rogers Follies"Brian Shevelenko - "High Society"Ernesto Flores - "Damn Yankees"Aaron Weisberg - "Guys & Dolls"

David Yoder - "42nd Street"Keithlynn "KiKi" Lynch - "Nunsense Jamboree"

Jean Hutchins Award - Presented in memory of Jean Hutchins, our lateticket lady - the recipient is chosen annually by the Board of Directors.

1998-99 Season - Marge White1999-00 Season - Bob & Linda Wallitner

2000-01 Season - Gerald Carter

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WVLO Information

SARATOGA CIVIC THEATER13777 Fruitvale Ave., Sararoga, CA 95070In the City of Sararoga Office ComplexLobby Telephone (408) 741-9508

BOX OFFICEIn Saratoga Civic TheaterAcross from West Valley CollegeTickets & Information (408) 268-3777 (Voice Mailavailable 24 hours daily.) Theater Box Office opensone hour before showrirne,

ADMINISTRATION OFFICESMailing AddressP.O. Box 779, Los Gatos, CA 9503 ITelephone: (408) 358-1896Fax: (408) 356-7349

PERFORMANCE TIMESFri/Sat Eves 8:00 PMSat/Sun MatineesThurs. Eves

2:30 PM8:00 PM

TICKET PRICES*Gala Openings $22(Includes champagne & reception)Fri/Sat Eves $20Sat/Sun Matinees $ I 8Thurs. Eves $18Seniors $ I offStudents (Except Gala) $ I off(16 & under or with valid ID)'Prices include City Surcharge of $1.00

GROUP DISCOUNTSAre available for all productions except OpeningNights. Contact the Box Office on our 24-houtVoice Mail at (408) 268-3777. Special Bookings forfund- raisers are also available.

TICKET EXCHANGESSeason ticket holders can exchange their tickets at anytime up ro 24 hours before a performance, free ofcharge. Subscription tickets for missed performancesmay NOT be exchanged. Non-subscription ticketsmay be exchanged up to 24 hours before aperformance for another seat to the same productionfree of charge. Non-subscriber tickets for missedperformances may NOT be exchanged.

To exchange: Call the Box Office (408) 268-3777or mail to: WVLOA, P.O. Box 779, Los Gatos, CA95031. Exchanges received through the mail will beheld for pick up at the Saratoga Civic Theater Box

Office on the night of performance unless accompa-nied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

All exchanges are subject to availability. Sorry, noticket refunds.

HANDICAPPED SEATINGSpecial seating is available for differendy-abledpatrons. Please notify the ticket seller in advancewhen purchasing tickets, or ask the house managerfor more information.

HEARING IMPAIREDA hearing-impaired, Sennheiser, infrared enhance-ment listening system has been installed in thistheater for all WVLOA performances. Hearing-impaired patrons may obtain personal headsets withindividual volume controls in the lobby refreshmentarea next ro the Box Office.

LATE ARRIVALSCurtain times are prompt. As a courtesy ro ouraudience and performers, late arrivals will be seatedby an usher at an appropriate time and may not beseated in their exact seats until intermission.

REMINDERS• No smoking in the theater or lobby.• No cameras, video or audio-tape recorders arepermitted in the theater.

• WVLOA is not responsible for theft or for loss ofpersonal property.

• Food and beverages are permitted in the lobby only.• Family & guests wishing to greet performers areasked to wait in the lobby.

• Patrons are discouraged from bringing roddlers andinfants to any regular performance. Every person,regardless of age, must purchase a ticket.

• Schedules are subject to change.• As a courtesy to all patrons, please turn off allwatch alarms, paging devices, & cellular telephonesupon entering the theater.

• Please note the nearest exit from your assigned seat.In the unlikely event of an emergency, pleaseWALK to an exit.

• Doctors or parents wishing to leave an emergencynumber while attending a performance should refercallers, whenever possible, to the lobby telephone,(408) 741-9508, and leave their seat location withthe paging service or babysitter.

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