WCT-Twelfth Night

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Proudly Presents

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By William Shakespeare

Presented By Special Arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

Sponsored in Part By

This program was supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts

Director / Scenic Designer / Master Carpenter / Sound Designer

Robb Smith

Twelfth NightMay 6- 22, 2011

Margaret Brate Bryant Civic Theatre BuildingMardi Bryant Jones Mainstage

264 West Main Street in Downtown WaukeshaTickets: (262) 547-0708 • www.waukeshacivictheatre.org

Stage ManagerDebi Mumford

Lighting DesignerScott Fudali

Properties DesignerPam Seccombe

Assistant Stage ManagerShawn Spellman

Costume DesignerAleta Bernard

Set DecoratorLaura Anderle-Smith

Wig MasterAnthony Mackie

Assistant Costume DesignerSharon Sohner

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THE CAST ( i n a l p h a b e t i c a l o r d e r )

Ruth Arnell ................................................................................................................................ MariaKerry Birmingham ............................................................................................................. AntonioHarry Brammer ............................................................................................... Sea Captain/PriestMichelle Lynn Brien ................................................................................................................ FesteJoshua Brooks ............................................................................................Curio/Second OfficerJim Donaldson ....................................................................................................................... OrsinoKelly Driscoll .....................................................................................................................EnsembleColleen Kartheiser ....................................................................................................................ViolaJenny Kosek .............................................................................................................................. OliviaMatthew Lovison ............................................................................................................ SebastianSpencer Mather .............................................................................................................Sir AndrewMark Neufang .....................................................................................................................MalvolioKenneth Penzkover ................................................................................ Valentine/First OfficerGene Schuldt ...........................................................................................................Sir Toby BelchWesley Yoshino ...................................................................................................................... Fabian

Twelfth Night is performed in two acts. The action of the play takes place in Illyria.There will be one fifteen-minute intermission between the acts.

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PRODUCTION STAFF

Director / Scenic Designer / Master Carpenter / Sound Designer ............ Robb SmithStage Manager ...................................................................................................... Debi MumfordCostume Designer ................................................................................................. Aleta BernardLighting Designer....................................................................................................... Scott FudaliSet Decorator ............................................................................................. Laura Anderle-SmithProperties Designer ............................................................................................Pam SeccombeAssistant Stage Manager ............................................................................... Shawn SpellmanAssistant Costume Designer ............................................................................Sharon SohnerWig Master ...........................................................................................................Anthony MackieFight Master ..............................................................................................................Gene Schuldt

SPEC IAL THANKS

Jane the Phoole (Ann-Elizabeth Shapera, http://phoole.com, for Feste’s dress) and White House of Music

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Congratulations on 54 years ofOutstanding Entertainment!

Celebrating our 94th year


B IOGR APHIES ( i n a l p h a b e t i c a l o r d e r )

Ruth Arnell (Maria) Ruth is excited to add another Shakespearean gal to her stage roster, having previously appeared as Audrey in As You Like It and Viola and Beatrice in Shakespeare’s Cabaret. Other past roles include Meg Magrath in Crimes of the Heart, Jill Tan-ner in Butterflies Are Free, and Tracy Lord in The Philadelphia Story.

Aleta Bernard (Costume Designer) Aleta is proud to be involved in another fabulous show at WCT, and after a year off, she is happy to be back. Past fa-vorites are Red Hot and Cole, The 1940’s Radio Hour, Private Lives, and her first show, Sylvia. “Our community is very fortunate to have such a wonderful theatre facility. It’s great to be around all this talent and energy.”

Kerry Birmingham (Antonio) Kerry previously appeared in WCT’s produc-tion of Little Women as Father. He is a graduate of the University of Wiscon-sin-Milwaukee and currently lives with a girl and a cat.

Harry Brammer (Sea Captain/Priest) Harry recently appeared in Alone Together at WCT. He thanked his parents then, so he’d like to thank his grandmothers this time, since they came first anyway.

Michelle Lynn Brien (Feste) Michelle first appeared at WCT as Mozart’s wife in Amadeus. Previous classical roles include Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, Bianca in The Taming of the Shrew, and Dorine in Tartuffe. She would like to thank WS for writing such an iconic role and RS for casting her in it, and she wishes people would give her money as readily as they do Feste. She would like to dedicate her performance to the memory of her friend, Magician Mark Bond.

Joshua Brooks (Curio/Second Of-ficer) Josh has returned to Wisconsin after spending several years in the

Washington, DC-area. He was quite active in theater during high school, but his acting career has taken a long hiatus since then. He is very excited to be part of this WCT production and plans to remain actively engaged in the near future.

Jim Donaldson (Orsino) Jim has performed most recently in Sunset Playhouse’s production of It’s a Wonder-ful Life, and is proud to be returning to WCT after nine years of absence. He also feels very honored to be working with such a great cast.

Kelly Driscoll (Ensemble) Kelly made her WCT debut as Amy in Little Women. She studied theatre at Southern Utah University and recently performed on the stage of the Utah Shakespeare Fes-tival in Love’s Labour’s Lost. This fall she will enter the University of Minnesota as a B.F.A. candidate.

Scott Fudali (Lighting Designer) Scott has been designing lights for both Carroll University and WCT for a num-ber of years now, when not keeping the network running for the University. Some of his favorite designs have included Sweet Charity and Dead Man Walking at Carroll, as well as The Music Man and 42nd Street at WCT. He hopes you enjoy the show, and he would like to thank his girlfriend and parents for their continued support in all his theatre endeavors.

Colleen Kartheiser (Viola) Colleen is thrilled to make her debut with WCT. Most recently, she was seen in the Village Playhouse of Wauwatosa’s production of In Juliet’s Garden. Col-leen would like to thank WCT and the cast and production staff of Twelfth Night for making this a truly reward-ing experience.

Jenny Kosek (Olivia) Jenny is glad to be back for her tenth show at the PIX. Favorite roles include Babe in Crimes of

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B IOGR APHIES (c o n t.)

the Heart and Elise in The Miser. Favorite shows elsewhere include Noises Off with Sunset Playhouse and A Midsum-mer Night’s Dream with the Summer-Stage of Delafield. She will spend the remainder of the 2011 season assistant directing and stage managing for Old World Wisconsin’s burgeoning theatre company. M.B.L. doth sway her life!

Matthew Lovison (Sebastian) Matthew is ecstatic to be performing in WCT’s production of Twelfth Night. You may have recently seen him in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde at Old World Wisconsin. Thanks to Jenny for all her love and support! “Enjoy the show!”

Anthony Mackie (Wig Master) An-thony started acting at age five. He attended Stone Cameren, Ruth Page Ballet Company in Chicago when he was 15. Anthony started a new career in Milwaukee where he was a hair stylist, director, and choreographer, and eventually a wigist for most of the theaters in the area.

Spencer Mather (Sir Andrew) Twelfth Night marks Spencer’s debut on the WCT stage. Favorite roles include Leo Clark in Leading Ladies, Lenny Ganz in Rumors, and Alex Hammond in The Nerd. Originally from Western Canada, Spencer is blessed to have found such a terrific home and family here in Wisconsin. He would like to thank you for coming out and supporting the arts, and special thanks to Ann for her support and understanding. “There is a fine line between courage and foolish-ness…and I walk it every day.”

Debi Mumford (Stage Manager) Debi is excited to be working with this wonderfully talented cast and crew and she thanks this cast for showing her that Shakespeare can be fun! She also thanks her family and friends for their never ending support and encour-agement. Some of her favorite shows include: The Philadelphia Story, Kitchen

Witches, Candy Cane Tales and Holiday Wishes, On Golden Pond, Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up? and Write Me A Murder. Now please sit back, relax and enjoy the mischief and fun of Twelfth Night.

Mark Neufang (Malvolio) Mark is excit-ed to reprise a favorite role that he first played in high school – 20 years ago! He recently appeared in Corpus Christi with Theatrical Tendencies, and now returns to the WCT stage after directing Crimes of the Heart in February 2010. When not onstage, Mark bakes up a storm at Bay View’s Honeypie Café. He dedicates his performance to his high school drama teacher, Michael Chirco, who truly taught him how to “achieve greatness” on stage!

Kenneth Penzkover (Valentine/First Officer) Kenneth is delighted to perform again at WCT with this highly talented cast of Twelfth Night! Favor-ite past roles include Bumble, James Bond, and Hamlet. He sincerely thanks his family, friends, and mentors who inspired him to pursue drama. He will be attending UW-Whitewater, majoring in theatre, of course!

Gene Schuldt (Sir Toby Belch) A Chi-cago native, Gene is a 1976 graduate of The Goodman School of Drama. WCT patrons may remember him as Noah in the musical Two by Two earlier this season. Gene thanks WCT for bringing the Bard to their stage. One of Gene’s favorite Shakespearean roles was King Duncan in Kabuki Macbeth at the Wis-dom Bridge Theatre in Chicago, which won the 1982 Jeff Award (Chicago’s Tony) for Best Play.

Pam Seccombe (Properties Designer) Pam is Props Diva and Director’s Go-pher at Nathan Hale High School, and is thrilled to do her first show by the Bard. Favorite shows are The Diary of Anne Frank at Hale and Kitchen Witches at WCT. Pam’s next theatre adventure


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begins this fall when she becomes a technical theatre student at UWM. This one’s for Sam and Hannah.

Robb Smith (Director, Scenic Designer, Master Carpenter, Sound Designer) Robb has enjoyed performing with many Wisconsin theatres such as: Chamber Theatre, Door Shakespeare, First Stage, Next Act, Renaissance Theaterworks and Skylight Opera. He will next be seen on-stage this summer with Optimist Theatre playing the role of Orsino in...Twelfth Night. Many thanks to his wife Laura, and to Gabe and Isa-belle - the best kids and collaborators a father could ever hope to have.

Sharon Sohner (Assistant Costume Designer) Sharon is very excited to be working with her colleague Aleta Bernard on such a creative project. She is also impressed by the talented cast and crew. Sharon costumed and

performed in The Comedy of Errors and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the only other plays by William Shake-speare that WCT has done.

Shawn Spellman (Assistant Stage Manager) Shawn is pleased to be help-ing Debi and Robb with this produc-tion of Twelfth Night. She has been a volunteer at the theater for seven years. She enjoys it tremendously.

Wesley Yoshino (Fabian) Wesley would like to thank Robb for casting him in this show, a favorite from his Oxford days. Wesley has been acting, directing, and choreographing for 33 years. Fa-vorite roles at WCT include Master Jack in The Miser, Sheriff in Trip to Bountiful, Chef in Don’t Drink the Water, and Head Elf and The Grinch in 2010’s Candy Cane Tales and Holiday Carols. Much love to Valerie and Jake.


DIRECTOR ’S NOTES

We spend our days (and nights) trying different masks on for size. Masks of deception, protection, pride, and shame. The “real” self is a plastic construct that varies greatly ac-cording to audience - watch the average Wisconsinite during church on Sunday morning and then check in with them a couple hours later during the Packer game ...

The world of Twelfth Night is filled with such variance - benign and beguiling, protective and playful, deceptive and delightful. Sometimes subtle, sometimes ... not so much. We have delighted in creating this world of (mostly) playful pretend, we invite you to delight in watching it unfold. Robb SmithDirector

SPOTLIGHT ON THE BOARD OF D IRECTORS

WCT presents….Twelfth Night

“If music be the food of love, play on…”

In a famous speech from the play, Duke Orsino gives vent to his deliciously impossible love-longing for the Lady Olivia.

It’s no wonder that Twelfth Night is often considered one of Shakespeare’s best comedies – with its plot of a shipwreck, separated twins, disguise, mistaken iden-tity, a pompous idiot, and love triangles – that has all sorts of room for exploring the unpredictable twists and turns of romantic love. This is more than a meaning-less, laugh-in-the-moment comedy. The plot includes the definition of love and how men and women feel and think differently.

Please consider supporting WCT as we enter our 55th Year!

There are so many opportunities to support the theatrical arts by giving of your time, talent, or treasure…

Our volunteers are the heart of WCT and we thank everyone who has contributed over the years.

We would not exist without you!

No gift is too small – join our “HIGH FIVE CLUB” – John Cramer is longing to paint his face and get dunked in a tank on this summer! For details go to our website at www.waukeshacivictheatre.org.

Be there…

Sincerely,Christine Howard TurowskiPast President, Board Director


M AD CORNER

I fell in love with Shakespeare when I set out to read all of his plays at age 17. I got through half of them that year! My first experience with Shakespeare as an actor was in college when I was cast as King Lear’s Fool. I was hooked. Do you know that in all of his work Shakespeare uses 17,677 words and he invented 1,700 of them? Here is just a handful: Amazement, Assassination, Bloody, Courtship, Critical, Frugal, Gen-

erous, Gloomy, Lonely, Obscene, Sanctimonious, Suspicious, Zany - the list goes on and on. As if all the words he invented were not enough, he also put common words together to make up new phrases, like “all that glitters is not gold,” “break the ice,” “brevity is the soul of wit,” “catch a cold,” “clothes make the man,” “eat out of house and home,” “give the devil his due,” “it’s Greek to me,” “method in his madness,” “wear one’s heart on one’s sleeve” … I could keep going but I simply don’t have room. And of course, his work inspired some of the most famous modern stories we know, in-cluding “Kiss Me, Kate,” “My Own Private Idaho,” “Ran,” “The Boys From Syracuse,” “She’s The Man,” (based on Twelfth Night), and “West Side Story.” I cannot express how thrilled I am to present one of the Bard’s classic comedies. We hope you enjoy it.

John CramerManaging Artistic Director

WAUKESHA C IV IC THEATRE MISS ION STATEMENT

WCT’s mission is to provide quality live theatre performances and educational opportunities that enrich, challenge, and entertain both participants and audience members.


WAUKESHA C IV IC THEATRE PERSONNEL

THEATRE STAFFManaging Artistic Director.................................................................................... John CramerDirector of Development .............................................................................. Beverly PetersonOffice Manager ..............................................................................................................Heidi TufteEducation and Outreach Administrator ...........................................................Doug JareckiBox Office Supervisor ................................................................................ Michelle Lynn BrienBox Office & House Managers....Sean Downs, Emilie Grunfelder, Sharon Grunfelder, Carol McLean, Denise Meagher, Jane Neubauer, Kelly VanceACAP PlayMakers .......................ACAP Players, Mark Cage, Patty Chones, Doug Jarecki

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEES

Board of DirectorsMeets third Wednesday of the month at 6:30 pm at WCTMichael O. Bohren, Linda Congdon, John Cramer (Staff ),

Gary Ebert, Nancy Hastad, Sue Herro, Susan Hughes (Secretary), Matthew Los (Treasurer), Kurt Magoon (Vice President),

Andrea Northrop, Jean Novy, Beverly Peterson (Staff ), Peggy Stoop, Terry Sutter (President), Christine Howard Turowski (Past President), Ralph H. Zick

Standing Committees

Executive CommitteeMeets second Wednesday of the month at 6:00 pm at WCT

John Cramer (Staff ), Susan Hughes, Matthew Los, Kurt Magoon (Vice Chair),Terry Sutter (Chair), Christine Howard Turowski

Finance and Facility Committee Meets second Wednesday of the month at 5:00 pm at WCT

Michael O. Bohren, John Cramer (Staff ), Matthew Los (Chair), Peggy Stoop, Terry Sutter

Fund Development Committee Meets fourth Wednesday of the month at 6:30 pm at

Carroll University Sneeden HouseJohn Cramer (Staff ), Linda Congdon, Gary Ebert (Chair),

Rich Labinski (Vice Chair), Beverly Peterson (Staff ),Terry Sutter, Christine Howard Turowski

Governance Committee Meets fourth Wednesday of the month at 5:30 pm at Carroll University Sneeden House

John Cramer (Staff ), Gary Ebert, Susan Herro, Susan Hughes, Matthew Los, Kurt Magoon (Chair), Terry Sutter

Ad Hoc Committees

Advisory Council Meets third Thursday in January at 5:30 pm at WCT and additionally as scheduled

Scott Allen (Past President), Andrea Bryant, Anthony Bryant, Jim Chermak (Past President),

Fred Gutierrez, Dorothy A. Heale, Cathy Labinski, Rich Labinski, Rich Mundell,Drake Reid, Evie Reid, Anne Styza, Bryce Styza


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Art GalleryMeets as scheduled by Chair

Andrea Bryant, John Cramer (Staff ), JoAnn O’Hare (Chair),Teri Peterson, Ralph Zick

Education and Outreach Meets as scheduled by Chair

Joe Beine, Jim Chermak (Chair), Patty Chones, John Cramer (Staff ), Carol Dolphin, Susan Herro, Jennifer Horwath, Matt Huebsch, Traci Huntemann-Piatt, Doug Jarecki (Staff ), Chuck Malone,

Debbie Marheine, Cathy Marschall, Kathy Nelson, Andrea Northop, Angie Penzkover, Richard Pollex, Judith Quigley, Bonnie Schlais

Fundraising Gala Committee Meets first Monday of the month at 5:30 pm at Carroll University Sneeden House

Phillip Alonge, Michael O. Bohren, John Cramer (Staff ), Laura Fleming, Nancy Hastad, Kelly Horrell, Margaret Kennedy, Dan Klemencic,

Kristi Klemencic, Rich Labinski, Matthew Los, Jean Novy, Beverly Peterson (Staff ), Allen Schuh,

Peggy Stoop (Chair), Christine Howard Turowski, Michelle Vandenhouten, Ralph Zick

Fundraising Education and Outreach CommitteeMeets as scheduled by Chair

Phillip Alonge, Jim Chermak, Kristen Yarber Grill, Doug Jarecki (Staff ), Dan Klemencic, Rich Labinski, Angie Penzkover

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John Cramer (Staff ), Heather Goeden, Nancy Hastad, Dan Klemencic, Kurt Magoon, Steve Martin, Denise Meagher, Andrea Northrop,

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Play Advisory Committee 2010-2011 Duties Completed

Phillip Alonge, John Cramer (Staff ), Karin Cunningham, Doug Jarecki (Staff ), Jenny Kosek, Rich Labinski, Barb Lancelle, Kurt Magoon, Carol McLean,

Denise Meagher, Mark Neufang, Joe Nolan, Jean Novy, Sue Rapp (Chair), Sandra Renick, Ken Schenian, Sharon Sohner (Vice Chair), Emily Thompson, Brian Zelinski

Play Advisory Committee 2011-2012 Duties Completed

Sallie Burkard, John Cramer (Staff ), Karin Cunningham, Susan Hughes,Kurt Magoon, Jean Novy, Sue Rapp (Chair), Sandra Renick, Ken Schenian,

Mark E. Schuster, Sharon Sohner (Vice Chair), Emily Thompson

Production/Non-Production Coordinators:Costume Coordinators ...............................Sharon Sohner, Aleta Bernard, Lee PiekarskiProps Coordinator .............................................................Monica Santroch, Michelle TiarksSet Construction Coordinator ............................................................................................... TBDScene Shop Coordinators ............................................................Aaron Schmidt, A.J. SimonControl Booth Coordinator ...............................................................................Aaron SchmidtBuilding Maintenance Coordinators .................................................................................. TBDMarketing Coordinator ............................................................................................................ TBDTroupers .............................................................................................. Allen Schuh, Linda SchuhCivic Broadway Singers .......................................................................................... Abby LorenzCivic Senior Players .................................................................................................Carol McLean

STAFF SAVERS

Webmasters ...........................................................................................Sue Rapp, Kurt MagoonComputer Consultant .................................................................................................TechSquadLegal Consultant .................................................................................................... Charlie DaviesClerical Support ............................................. Phillip Alonge, Sara Toenes, Debbie VoldenSeason Ticket Processing .................................................................................. Box Office StaffStorage & Cleaning ............................................ Magnificent Cleaners and Ken SchenianFacilities Maintenance .................................. Phillip Alonge, Jim Chermak, John Cramer, Bill Huelsman, Rich Labinski, Dexter Meise, Ken SchenianPoster Distribution ............................................................Phillip Alonge and Ken SchenianStaff Parking ..............................................................................................Waukesha State Bank

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Civic Broadway SingersRichard Bartman, Michelle Lynn Brien, Paul Burkard, Sam Burkard,

Todd Cannaday, Glenn Daily, Jim Dawson, Vasiliki Fafalios, Lori Figurski, Laura Foley, John Hrobar, Tom Koth, Rich Labinski, Barb Lancelle,

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Civic Senior PlayersLinda R. Bohan, Sandy Bosin, Tom Brochhausen, Rich Johnston, Erling Kolstad,

Cheryl Loveland, Carol McLean, Dexter Meise, James Murdock, Lee Piekarski, Jan Scott, Shirley Seidel, Marcia Skarie

Usher VolunteersClaudette Ahlgren, Nancy Alonge, Phillip Alonge, Beverly Anderson,

Barbara Barton, Connie Bedwell, Joan Bell, Jayme Bloch, Ed & Kathy Boehmke, Renee Breecher, Lauren Bruss, Janet Brzezinski, Susan Byrne, Dawn Carpentier,

Pat Castelli, Addy Celenza, Chet Celenza, Sally Celenza, Martha Chambers, Aileen Conlin, Samantha Conn, Ken Cooley, Jerry Dais, Rita Dais, Nellie Dake,

Cindi DeBruine, Jim DeBruine, Bill Dehnel, Joan Dehnel, Margaret Dietz, Mary Dillaber, Arlene Dobner, Linda Elder, Tami Erickson, Leonard Feitel,

Susan Feitel, Janice Ferguson, Joan Ferris, Faye Flesia, Dolores Foncannon, Arthur Gaffney, Leor Gaffney, Jovita Garcia, Juanita Gorden, Kathy Greenwald,

Valerie Grunfelder, Jerry Haerle, Phyllis Hansen, Karenjoy Hardiman, Barbara Heighway, Michelle Heimlich, Cecil Hemby, Ray Hendrickson,

Louise Hermsen, Elizabeth Hinrichs, Ella Holberg, Sharon Holzman, Angela Houk, Nancy Howard, Donna Inman, Terry Inman, Barb Johnson, Doris Johnson,

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Charlotte Kranch, Ruth Kraus, Linda Kulinski, Ann Lang, David Lang, Lucille Lawless, LeAnn Lehrer, Judy Lueck, Barbara Magestro, LaVonne Maguire, Harriet Marks,

Beryl Marranzino, Bonnie McCormick, Joan McGoldrick, Dexter Meise, Doris Meise, Ila Melotte, Barbara Mikula, Linda Miller, Michael Millious, Theresa Millious, Re-

becca Monson, James & Roberta Mundschau, Nancy Muth, Julia Myre, Larry Myre, Katie Nagel, Maria Nagel, Matt Nagel, Marie Netzow, Shannon Neubauer,

Shirley Neustaedter, Sandy Ortega, Spencer Ortega, Tony Ortega, Sally Ottenberg, Jocelyn Perry, Linda Pesdan, Lee Piekarski, Jenny Pike, Roger Platzek, Zona Platzek,

Joyce Playter, Jim Price, Wilma Price, Rochelle Pritzl, Marianne Puls, Carol Putz, Dorothy Reinke, Patricia Ries, John Riphahn, Louise Riphahn, Carol Rolfe, Carl Rosenau, Gert Rosenau, Nancy Schmidt, Gene Scholler,

Rob Scholler, Wendy Scholler, Barbara Schumacher, Forrest Schumacher, Judith Schwingel, Judy Sheets, Marcia Skarie, Dick Smith, Shawn Spellman,

Suzanne Sullivan, Donna Swanson, Judy Taylor, Joyce Thompson, Sara Toenes, Judy Vento, Kathy Vilski, Miles Vilski, Bill Volmar, Jackie Volmar,

John & Louise Vos, Ann Wanner, Barbara Watson, John Watson, Dorothy Wegner, Shaun Weinfuter, Wendy Weinfurter, Carla Werner, Lucy Wichman,

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Volunteer BartendersJohn Cramer, Bill Dehnel, Julie Downs, Sean Downs, Sue Herro, Margaret Kennedy,

Diane Matuszak, Becky Miller, Bob Pugh, Barb Rucci, Terry Sutter

Volunteer Raffle SellersPhillip Alonge, Mary Baer, Teri & Caitlin Downing, Sean Downs, Gary Ebert,

Roseann Fasi, Dawn Gerber, Kimber Gerber, Carolyn Hahn, Susan Herro, Johnson Family, Peter Kao, Katka Family, Tom Koth, Becky Miller,

Jane Neubauer, Andrea Northrop, Jean Novy, Beverly Peterson, Lee Piekarski, Rick Richter, Terry Sutter, Heather Thiele, Christine Howard Turowski,

Jim & Debbie Volden, Jill & Josh Webber

Audio Describer Coordinator ...........................................................................Tamara SteinerPhotographers................ Carroll Studios of Photography, John Cramer, Kurt MagoonWindow Display ....................................................................... Sue Baker, Sharon Grunfelder, Sue Hrobar, Peggy Stoop, Michael TalaskaGarden Display ............................................................................................................Allen SchuhMarquee ............................................................................................. Phillip Alonge, Eric EggersVolunteer Wall of Fame .......................................................................................... Kurt MagoonArchivists ................................................................................... Kristi Magoon, Debbie VoldenPress Releases .................................................................................................... Heather GoedenCookies .........................................................................................................Back to Bread BakeryBeverages ............................................................................... Water Doctors, Discount LiquorRead More About It ..............................................................................................Mary Wegener

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NEWS ITEMS

AuditionsShow Audition Dates DirectorRoald Dahl’s Willy Wonka May 15-17, 2011 John Cramer

Auditions for all shows will be held at the Margaret Brate Bryant Civic Theatre Building at 264 West Main Street, Waukesha. No appointment is necessary. For more information call (262) 547-4911 or visit www.waukeshacivictheatre.org.

Waukesha State Bank Art GalleryLocated just outside the Mardi Bryant Jones Mainstage inside the Margaret Brate Bryant Civic Theatre Building, the Waukesha State Bank Art Gallery features the work of local artists. A new artist’s work is displayed during the run of each of WCT’s productions. The work of the artists can be viewed whenever the building is open. The art displayed during Twelfth Night is by Orel Rooney.

Volunteer Opportunities with the Waukesha Civic TheatreWCT has a number of opportunities for people who are looking to volunteer some of their time.

Ushers – WCT has the opportunity for hands-on-the-job training, and we welcome people with a willing heart to volunteer as ushers in our 55th season. Ushers must be 14 years or older and are expected to work one performance per production. Usher duties include helping patrons by taking tickets and directing patrons to assigned seats. Active ushers will receive one compli-mentary voucher to see the Preview

performance of each of WCT’s Main-stage and holiday productions! If you are interested in becoming an usher, please call (262) 547-4911.

Raffle Sellers – Would you like to help WCT raise money while enjoying a performance at the same time? Then volunteer to sell raffle tickets during performances. Sellers must be over 14 years old or accompanied by an adult. Proceeds benefit WCT’s operating fund. Please call Beverly Peterson at (262) 547-4911, ext. 12 or e-mail at [email protected] if you are interested.

Bartenders – Are you a licensed bartender? WCT is looking for volun-teer bartenders to run the bar during performances. Contact the business office at (262) 547-4911 during regular business hours for more information.

WCT is also looking for volunteers for scenery construction, lighting, sound, costumes, props, and painting. For more information, call WCT at (262) 547-4911.


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THEATRE INFOR M ATION

Waukesha Civic Theatre is proud to be established as a downtown institu-tion, performing at the Margaret Brate Bryant Civic Theatre building, located at 264 West Main Street.

BUSINESS OFFICE is open from Noon to 5:00 pm, Tuesday through Friday, and can be reached by calling (262) 547-4911.

BOX OFFICE is open from Noon to 5:00 pm, Tuesday through Friday, Noon to 2:00 pm Sunday, Noon through intermission on show Fridays, and two hours before curtain through intermis-sion on show weekends. The Box Office can be reached at (262) 547-0708. On weekdays, access to the building is through the Main Street entrance only. Mainstage Ticket prices are $19.00, $17.00 for seniors (aged 60 and up) and students, $15.00 for subscribers and groups of ten or more, and $10.00 for educational groups of ten or more. Visit our website or call us for more informa-tion about our Student Rush and Pay What You Can ticket discounts.

* Regular Business Office and Box Of-fice hours are subject to change due to holidays, inclement weather, and all major WCT events.

TICKET SALES Box Office staff will be available to answer your questions and requests during the Box Office hours listed above. In-person sales can be purchased using cash, check, or credit

card. Phone sales must be purchased using a credit card and will be charged a $2.00 transaction fee. Mail order sales must be purchased using a credit card or by check - please include a $2.00 transaction fee. Credit cards accepted are Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. All sales are final and there are no refunds. You may exchange individual tickets for a variable transaction fee.

ONLINE TICKET SALES are avail-able through our website at www.waukeshacivictheatre.org. You will find the link in the special announce-ments “ORDER TICKETS ONLINE” on our website. Only limited seating options are available for online sale. If you find no availability for online purchase, or would like information for different seating options, please contact the Box Office during normal business hours.

GROUP SALES Groups of ten or more qualify for the discounted ticket price of $15.00 per ticket. Full payment for ten seats is required, and all addi-tional seats will be held on reserve as a courtesy. Final group count and full payment for all unpaid seats is required three weeks before the performance. Educational group tickets are $10.00 for groups of ten or more from any educa-tional organization, and the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.

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person or by mail with the Box Office for confirmed seating for the produc-tion of your choice. Box Office must receive one Flex Pass Voucher per ticket requested before any transaction will be conducted. Flex Pass requests are processed in the order in which they are received (based upon availability). A Flex Pass Voucher is valid for any of the six Mainstage productions.

SEASON TICKET HOLDER EXCHANGES Season Ticket Exchanges are processed in the order in which they are received (based on availability). Exchanges must be done in person, by mail, e-mail, or fax. E-mail to [email protected] or fax to (262) 547-8454, a copy of your VOIDED ticket(s). Exchanges can only take place for the same production and must be conducted BEFORE your original ticket date occurs.

PLEASE DON’T BE A “NO SHOW!” If you have tickets but cannot make the performance, why not give your tickets to friends to enjoy or let us resell them? You may be able to consider the price of the tickets that you turn in as a tax-deductible donation.

CIVIC BROADWAY SINGERS Are you looking for upbeat entertainment for your next special event? The Civic Broadway Singers perform year-round in southeast Wisconsin under the musical direction of Abby Lorenz. The 30-voice group sings memorable Broadway favorites for a variety of events, from company picnics and Christmas parties to corporate lunches and grand openings. The Civic Broad-way Singers provide their own piano and sound system and will perform for groups of all sizes in exchange for a donation to the theatre. For schedul-ing the Civic Broadway Singers at your next event, please call Abby at (414) 350-8713 or e-mail her at [email protected].


THEATRE INFOR M ATION (c o n t.)

CIVIC SENIOR PLAYERS The Civic Senior Players are a dedicated group of Senior Citizens who have a craving to entertain others and who want to become skilled at it. The Players will devote time and energy to becoming actors. There is no charge to the seniors participating. This entertainment will be provided at no charge to any senior organization or residence, and the only requirement is an audience of at least 20 who would enjoy some laughs and a good time. Donations to WCT are ac-cepted. If you would like more informa-tion, call Carol at (262) 549-1091.

ACAP PLAYMAKERS provide daytime performances (often of original works) based upon school curricula, themes, and ideas relevant to children at vari-ous stages of their education. The fall PlayMakers production is geared to our elementary students, and the spring production is produced for middle school students. While offered primar-ily to school groups, these family-friendly shows are great for public, private, and home school groups, Boy and Girl Scout troops, senior centers, and your family! Tickets are only $5 (or $4 each for groups of 20 or more), please call (262) 547-0708. PlayMakers rehearse and perform in the daytime, and are always looking for new actors and technical personnel.

ACCESSIBILITY The Margaret Brate Bryant Civic Theatre Building is fully handicapped-accessible,

and WCT is proud to offer a number of services for our patrons who have special needs (a four-week notice is required and services are

based upon availability). For the hearing impaired we have a T-Coil Loop System, T-Coil Listening Devices, and

FM listening devices that will amplify the sounds of the performance. Patrons must have hearing aids with telecoils installed and activated to use the Loop

System. Patrons who are blind can receive audio descriptive services for the performance. Wheelchair accessibility is available in two forms: transfer seats and wheelchair positions.

PATRONS Please refrain from wearing highly-scented colognes, perfumes, hand cream, or aftershave to perfor-mances, as many people have allergies or respiratory problems. WCT is con-cerned for all patrons and we appreci-ate your cooperation.

PARKING Parking is available on Main Street, in the Riverfront Plaza parking area behind the Theatre, off Barstow Street, in the parking facility on Broad-way, and at other locations in down-town Waukesha.

REMINDER As a courtesy to those who arrive on time, Latecomers will be seated at First Break!


PRODUCTION SPONSORS

SeasonWisconsin Arts Board with funds from the

State of Wisconsin

Academy at Civic Theatre (A.C.T.)Arts Waukesha (A.C.T. Civic Slam)GMAR Youth Foundation (A.C.T. Civic

Slam)Non Profit Management FundWaukesha State Bank

Show SponsorsSloppy Joe’s/Divino Gelato

(Shake Rattle & Roll)Joanne & Geoff Blaesing (Two By Two)Ann & Steve Merkow (Two By Two)Marine Bank (Candy Cane Tales and

Holiday Carols)Robert W. Baird’s Nolan Lien Russ Group

(A Night with Tony)Discount Liquor (Patsy Cline Live)Olson’s Ace Hardware (Patsy Cline Live)Taylors People’s Park (Patsy Cline Live)

Marine Bank (State Fair)Zac & Andrea Northrop (A Midsummer

Night’s Dream)

Media SponsorThe Freeman

In-Kind Donors & Trade AgreementsCantrell’s Carpet CleaningCarroll Studios of PhotographyCox PlumbingFox River Christian ChurchMagellans/M2 Tavern & Pizzeria EateryMagnificent CleanersMarcus PromotionsThe Rochester DeliSunset PlayhouseTaylors People’s ParkTech SquadWater DoctorsWaukesha Choral UnionWaukesha County Business AllianceWaukesha State BankWaukesha Downtown Business Assc.

UNDERWRITING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Box Office Tickets UnderwriterWaukesha State Bank

The show must go on!WCT isn’t a one-act play.

Your charitable acts help our future acts.

Please consider giving…A gift to our Capital fund or Operating fund at WCT A matching gift through local sponsoring business employersA gift that will last a lifetime through your Will or Estate PlanningA gift to our Endowment fund at Waukesha County Community FoundationA gift as a Sponsor or Underwriter of outstanding performances and educational programs

Contact Beverly Peterson, Director of Development, for more information262-547-4911 ext. 12

Thank you to all our loyal supporters!


FR IENDS OF WAUKESHA C IV IC THEATRE

Operating, Capital, and Endowment Donor Categories:

$100,000 and above$10,000 to $99,999$5,000 to $9,999$2,500 to $4,999$1,000 to $2,499$500 to $999$250 to $499$150 to $249 $50 to $149$49 & under

BenefactorAngel

CelebrityThespianProducerDirector

PlaywrightDesigner

Stage ManagerRun Crew

Operating FundContributors from July1, 2010 to April 7, 2011

Angel ($10,000 - $99,000)Anonymous (1)Anthony & Andrea Bryant

Celebrity($5,000 - $9,999)Bryce & Anne Styza Fund

Waukesha County Community Foundation

Thespian($2,500 - $4,999)Stephen & Sandra

Burrowes In Memory of June Burrowes

Alison J. Olsen In Memory of June Burrowes

Kenneth & Karen Reichert In Memory of June BurrowesDrake & Evelyn Reid

Producer ($1,000 - $2,499)Anonymous (1)Peter & Ellen BarretteMichael & Mary BohrenCentury Fence CompanyDoug & Nancy HastadJon & Karen JonesHeritage Services, LimitedRich & Cathy LabinskiJoanne MenickRalph M. North IIIStephen & Angela Proell

Keith & Betty Rupple Waukesha County Community Foundation Fund

Carl TrappCindy VelcheckWaukesha State Bank

Director ($500 - $999)Automatic Entrances of

Wisconsin, Inc.Gus & Lynn BlieseJohn & Sandy BolgerJim & Betty Chermak

In Memory of June Burrowes

ClarCorp Industrial Sales, Inc.

John & Kelli CramerCarol Z. Dolphin

In Memory ofJune Burrowes In Memory ofKris Kingstad

Charlie & Leslie DuBoisGary & Debbie EbertGerald & Donna GerndtDavid & Barbara HammerGlorianne L. KurthKurt & Kristi MagoonJohn R. & Coleen E. MarshallJoe & Jody NolanPotawatomi Bingo CasinoPrecision Gears, Inc.Dick & Carol RichardsTerry SutterBetty Lou TikalskySara Toenes

Playwright($250 - $499)Chuck & Sue BilkeyChristine BoettcherJohn BoettcherJim & Betty Chermak

Doris ClaytonThomas E. & Mary Patricia

DalumWilliam & Joan DehnelDavid & Velma GeraldsonFrieda HartDave Helling & Bonnie BirkBill & Michele HolcombBill & Jody HuelsmanJohn & Tamara JungDale & Gay KnutsonAlfred & Sharon LoehrlGeorge & Emily LorenzCheryl LovelandCarol McLean

In Memory of June Burrowes In Memory ofKris Kingstad

Jean A. Novy In Memory of Kris Kingstad

Sue Rapp In Memory of June Burrowes In Memory ofKris Kingstad

Augie & Lynn Revoy In Memory ofKris Kingstad

Bob Richter – Water Doctors

Ken & Lorraine SchenianAllen & Linda SchuhRichard J. Schwartz

& Elizabeth Jones Schwartz

Webb & Georgie SouthwickAlan & Linda ThompsonMary M. WegenerCharles WestcottLloyd D. Williams

Matching Gift Program Eaton Corporation


FR IENDS OF WAUKESHA C IV IC THEATRE (c o n t.)

Designer ($150 - $249)Scott & Angila AllenJim & Monica AnsayEarl & Valarie BaumannRex & Julie BernardDonald & Beverly ChappieCL Coupon Center DBA:

EZ MailCox Plumbing Co., Inc.Bill & Cathy DaviesFaye FlesiaKen & Mary FonstadDon & Anna FrenchMary Ellen & Allan

FroehlichMarianne I. GilpatrickJohn & Sue Hrobar

In Memory ofKris Kingstad Matching Gift ProgramWisconsin Energy Foundation

Thomas & Dixie JensenCandice KoehnMatt & Jane KnudsonRon & Camille LabinskiAlfred A. & Sharon LoehrlMatt & Amy LosSally S. ManegoldJohn & Lois MielkeGeorge & Bonnie MorrisJean A. NovyPPC FoundationDavid & Karen PfefferLee Piekarski

In Memory of June Burrowes In Memory of Kris Kingstad

John & Judy PonasikPractical Club of WaukeshaMatt & Michelle QuandtEdward & Arlene RaetherIva RichardsRoundy’s Supermarkets,

Inc. We Care Program (Pick‘n Save)

Dewey & Patricia SchieleJonathan & Harriett

SchmidtAice SchnetterDick Smith


Sharon SohnerSpring Creek Church

Alan & Linda ThompsonChuck UtermohlenRuth & Glenn Van HaitsmaW.O.W. ClubSandra Zingler

Stage Manager ($50 - $149)Betty Adams


Harold & Kathleen Aghjian In Memory of June Burrowes

Mike & Mary Alschaefl In Memory of June Burrowes

Rod & Jan AndersonAnonymous (14)Homer & Barbara ArmagostRobert & Susan AshtonNick AversaChuck & Pat AyersMr. & Mrs. Don BacklerLacey T. BallmannJergen Barber, M.D. & Jean

BarberAmy M. BarootianConnie Bedwell

In Memory of Ray T. Bedwell, Jr.

Clark & Linda BeierJoseph BeringerBerkshire at SunsetBerkshire Senior

ApartmentsRalph H. BielenbergJames & Ruth BlackwoodBlessed Savior

CongregationBlue Star Strategies, LLC


Linda R. BohanJohn & Mary BoieMichelle Lynn Brien

In Memory of Kris Kingstad

Tom BrochhausenBrookfield Lutheran

ChurchChristine BrownPaul & Sallie Burkard

In Memory ofKris Kingstad

Barbara & Thomas BurtonGeorge BuschDwayne & Barb ButlerRobert & Karen Calhoun

Fraland & Eileen CampbellWayne & Kristine CanalesGerald & Susanne CarmenRalph & Debbie ChicorelDavid & Jessica ClarkClement ManorNancy CookKen & Beverly CoshunPatricia CosgroveMary CurtTom & Janet CurtisMartin & Shirley Dable

In Honor of Jennifer & Jim Rankin

John, Paula, Isobel & Tony Davis In Memory of June Burrowes

Lev & Vivien DeBackJ. Michael & Joan B. End


Bob & Betty EdwardsRoy & Rhonda EricsonRosi Fasi


Clarice & Ray FoleyForest Ridge, LLCChuck & Sherry FoyerSuzanne Frank

In Honor of Dorothy Dettmering

William & Mary FreislebenMatthew & Carol FuchsRalph & Paula GarciaRick & Janet Gillis


Mary Lou GillstromKate GilsonMary GoelzNorman GoeschkoDave & Sheri GottfriedJim & Ann GotzlerGreat Blue Heron Girl

Scouts Troop #1132Great Blue Heron Girl

Scouts Troop #2202Bob & Lois GreenwaldtAllen & Susan HallJim & Kathy HahnDavid F. HanleyArnold & Shirley HarritsHCLC Hi Timers Hales

Corners Lutheran Church

Frank & Mary Hedgcock



Heritage Assisted Living New Berlin

Heritage Place Brookfield, LLC

Susan HerroJim & Dawn HobbickVernon Hoff


Karen HoldenSharon HolzmanHoward Village, LLCMary Jean HuelsbeckSusan L. HughesIdeal ClubJohn & Eleanor JahnkeCora JanusJennaro Family


Bonnie S. JensenForrest & Carol JohnsonFrederick & Gayle JonesAl & Meg KasprowiczJudith Katz

In Honor ofBeth Perry

Dean & Barb KirschnerKenneth KlauckRay & Doris KlitzkeCarol KlockowKnights of Columbus West

AllisMary KnudtenCandice KoehnFrank & Sue KosednarRobert & Joanne KraklowDonald & Roberta KuhnkeSandra S. La Fave


Laurel Oaks, LLCLayton Terrace, LLCChester & Patricia Lee

Susan Lewis & Eric LarsonLeAnn LehrerMike & Cindy LiburdiBob & Carol LombardiKent & Abby Lorenz


George & Edith LoveGloria LueckHerbert & Dona Rae LundinLuther ManorLutheran Homes of

Oconomowoc, Inc.John P. Macy & Sandi BrandErnabelle MadushawMager & Associates, LLC


Robert MalmChuck & Linda MaloneGladys MankeMarine Bank Good Age ClubHarriet Marks & Patricia

SpauldingPhil & Bette Marshment

In Memory ofJune Burrowes

LuAnn MarterNorm & Audrey McGarvieThomas J. McHaleRoy & Carole Merath

In Memory ofJune Burrowes

Merrill Hills ManorJohn MeschingSally Jo MichalkoDoug & Sharon MilwayCathleen MorrisJohn & Deborah

Moscatello In Memory of Kris Kingstad

Wesley Muehl

Dennis & Linda MuiseJames & Roberta

MundschauNancy MuthMichael NevinsNew Berlin Senior Citizens

ClubLarry & Vicki NinesAndrea NorthropDr. Joseph & Teryl O’GradyElizabeth OrozcoDuane & Carol PaulsonPenzkovers Von TrappSue E. PetryLawrence & Lucille PetteyPewaukee PTO, Inc.Dr. Joseph J. Piatt & Ms.

Traci Huntemann-PiattPat & Elmer PireJohn & Judy PonasikJo Ann PortzMark & Julie PrabuckiCelleste & Andre PtakRichard & Marianne Puls


Judy RadtkePaula RaebelWalter & Marion RindtMyrtle RobelJim & Bobbie RosenmerkelDon & Ginny Roszak


St. John Vianney Congregation

St. Johns Senior CitizensEllis & Karen SchmockerCarol & Clayton SchottDebbie SchwanzBob & Libby Sellars

Commercial Services Easter Seals Southeast WI

LilyWorks

LilyWorks provides quality services while offering

opportunities for adults with disabilities to develop

meaningful work skills.

LilyWorks CateringCommercial CleaningCommercial Landscape Maintenance

LilyWorks Commercial Services can meet your business needs.

Call 262-953-2210 for more information.



Silvernail Senior Residences

Claude SlusherSolo Cup CompanyArlene StanfieldBruce & Sandra StarkSummit Woods Limited

PartnershipRosetta SweedBetty J. TeschDonald TewesJim & Pat ToftTown of Concord Senior

CenterRhonda TrickeyPaul & Ann TrupkeRev. Joseph & Vasiliki

TzougrosMary Uglow

Rod & Marg Vanden NovenVernon Lutheran Church -

Senior CenterJanet VincentWalter & Susan Wade


Tom & Laura WantaJohn WardJean Whelan

Matching Gift Program Wisconsin Energy Foundation

Rich & Carol WilliamsF.R. WinchellWoman’s Club of PewaukeeDolores WrzesinskiYMCA at Pabst FarmsBruce & Terri ZivneyRebecca Zuhlke

Run Crew ($49 and under)James Albanese

Dan & Sheri AlbrechtsonJane AmeelJoan AmmermanAnonymous (11)


Armson Insurance AgencyHarlan & Joanna ArmsonSue ArmstrongKendall & Barbara Baer


Janet BashirianTom & Barb BaumanMark & Dianne Bender


Royanna BenjaminBerkshire Senior

ApartmentsDelores BlankenhagenBarb BoettcherMargaret BoettcherRandall & Nadine

Borngraeber In Memory of Kris Kingstad

John & Joyce Bredesen In Memory of June Burrowes

Josephine Bredesen & Sandra Burrowes In Memory of June Burrowes

Linda Brokish In Memory of June Burrowes

Dennis & Linda BuhlLeon & Carole BurzynskiDonna Rae ButterfieldAnn Elizabeth CampbellAlan & Carol CarlsonKathleen CarlsonJanice Conway

Harold & Martha Cummings

Karin CunninghamBoni DannerJohn R. DauffenbachDan & Kristine DeKarskeTom & Jan DonohueMarlene DouglasSean & Julie DownsJon DraynaSue DregnePete & Carole Duseja


April EagleboyMatthew Emerson

Matching Gift Program Wisconsin Energy Foundation

Carol EndersSue EvensonWard EvensonDonna J. FanshawPaul & Mary FayTed & Polly FerraraTracy FerritoMichael & Mary FiebelkornMarguerite FlanneryDale & Margaret FoseJames D. GabouryMorgan & Mary GiddingsRandy D. GilesBrian & Kristen Yarber GrillBob & Joan GrothCarolyn HahnBryan HansonDoris HarrisonAmanda HartwigHawthorne TerraceTod HerdtHeritage Assisted LivingHeritage HouseHarold T. HoakTerry & Kathryn Hoeppner

Randle-DableFuneral, Cremation & Preplanning Services

1110 S. Grand Avenue, Waukesha (262) 547-4035Supporting the Arts in Our Community for Generations

Lee & Cathleen Brisk Owners/Funeral DirectorsMartin Dable Funeral DirectorKelly Klohn Funeral Director

Thomas Ribbens Apprentice Funeral Director

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Sue HolickaKathleen HolzhauerGreg Horbachevsky & Mary

Rynders In Memory of Kris Kingstad

Linda JutenPeter S. Kao


Nissley B. KasteCarol Ann KayMargaret KennedyPete & Karol KennedyKathy & Mark KindlerJeffrey & Bryn KirkEmelie KleinRaymond & Fran Klumb


Betty Klemp KochDaniel & Mary Koehler


Betty KolbaJoel KopischkeJohn & Mary Lammers

Carl & Barbara Lancelle In Memory of Kris Kingstad

Angela L. LeeRuth B. Lockman


Bruce & Kathy MacIntyreJohn & Catherine MartinBetty McNabbDexter & Doris MeiseCalvin W. MillerAnthony & Jill MinessaleDavid NaderMary Navim


Douglas & Clara Nettesheim

Nancee Nejedlo In Memory of Kris Kingstad

Jane Neubauer In Memory ofKris Kingstad

Mary Jo NevermannMarie NicholsCarol O’Laughlin

Arthur Olson & Marilyn Schwanz Olson

Duane & Carol PaulsonSusan PflugradtMegan Plicka

In Memory ofKris Kingstad

Leonard PosanskiRonald & Roberta Prospeck


John & Helen PughRobert & Agnes RadtkeCarol E. RahnPaula RauthAnn & David RindtMichele RinkaJudith RussellMary Rynders


John & Monica SantrochBill & Ellen SchusterCarol SiegelDoris SissonPeggy Sitter

IT’S A

Honorary HostDorothy A. Heale, Fairest of the Fair

Corporate Table Sponsors ($400-$800)

Berg ManagementCarroll University

First Business BankKW Advertising

Rich & Cathy Labinski

Sponsorship/Underwriters ($101-$799)Allo Chocolat!

Marcus Promotions

Jim and Betty ChermakJean Novy

Mary WegnerWinter, Kloman, Moter &

Repp, CPA

Friends of WCT ($100 or less)Steven Ayers

Ralph & Debbie ChicorelGary Ebert

Allan & Mary Ellen Froehlich

Nancy HastadSusan Herro

Mary Rynders & Greg Horbachevsky

Susan HughesMargaret Kennedy

Dan & Kristi KlemencicMatt Los

Kurt MagoonAndrea Northrop

Allen & Linda SchuhSeek CareersPeggy StoopTerry Sutter

Christine Howard Turowski

Waukesha DresserRalph Zick

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Dale & Charlene Spencer In Honor of Dorothy Dettmering

Terry Ann StevensPeggy StoopEllen StrommenKaren StudnickiMaury & Ann SullivanJeanne SzarekJudy TaylorDon & Chris TeifkeJames & Nancy

Teschendorf In Memory of June Burrowes

The Arboretum V, LLCMarcia ThompsonFrank & Susan TillLiz ToboltMark & Heidi TufteKatharine Ann Ulat


Paul & Evie VrakasJack & Micki Wagner


Laurel & Bob WalkerJean M. Weidman


Miriam WellfordBarbara WilsonSandy WysockiRalph & Marlene Zick

Waukesha CountyCommunity FoundationEndowment FundContributors from July1, 2002 to Present

Benefactor ($100,000 and above)

Bryce and Anne Styza Fund

Angel ($10,000 - $99,999)Dorothy NaughtonWaukesha State Bank

Celebrity ($5,000 - $9,999)Greater Milwaukee

Foundation - Anthony and Andrea Bryant Family Fund

Waukesha County Community Foundation

Thespian ($2,500 - $4,999)Kay and Peter LettenbergerSuzanne RappDrake and Evie Reid’

Producer($1,000 - $2,499)Dorothy A. HealeRalph M. North III

Director ($500 - $999)Fred & JoAnne Portz

Playwright ($250 - $499)Beverly & Donald ChappieJohn, Kelli, Elena & Jude

CramerJoseph Piatt & Traci

Huntemann-PiattLee Rasmussen

Designer ($150 - $249)Kate and James Jolin

In Honor of Charles Periman

Patricia and Gerald Rakowski In Honor of Charles Periman

Stage Manager ($50 - $149)Mae LassMr. and Mrs. David SchnablLauren Montclair and Jerry

Ulvestad

Run Crew ($49 and under)Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vrakas

PL ANNED GIV ING CONTR IBUTORS

By including the Waukesha Civic Theatre in your future estate plans you can help ensure the theatre’s future. Please consider joining these generous supporters

who have remembered the Waukesha Civic Theatre in their estate plans.

Scott & Angila AllenAnthony & Andrea Bryant

John J. BryantJune BurrowesJohn Cramer

Dorothy A. HealeGeorge & Anita Ransome Kuchler

Glorianne L. KurthCarol McLean

Dorothy NaughtonRalph M. North III

August RevoyAlice SchnetterMidge Verhein

Jane AmeelPat AyersEllen Barclay (5)Tom & Barb Bauman (2)Sallie BurkardVinny Carpenter Jim & Betty Chermak (2)Janice Conway Elena CramerJohn CramerJude CramerJudith Cramer (10)Kelli CramerKarin Cunningham Jon & Katie Danner (3) Carol DolphinJon Drayna (2)April Eagleboy Gary Ebert Eric Eggers Rosi Fasi Tracy FerritoMary Malone Giddings

Kate Gilson (10)Kathleen Greenwald The Grunfelder’sCarolyn HahnAmanda Hartwig Todd Herdt Sue Herro (2) Susan L. HughesBonnie S JensenKarol KennedyMargaret Kennedy Kathryn KindlerMatt Knudson (20)Wayne & Marge Konrath Joel Kopischke Robert Kraklow Ruth KrausTamela Lovell Erin MagoonKristi MagoonKurt Magoon Susan Matthews Audrey McGarvie

Dexter & Doris Meise (2) Sharon Milway Anthony Minessale Jane NeubauerMary Jo Nevermann Carol O’Laughlin Angie PenzkoverHolly PenzkoverKenneth PenzkoverLauren PenzkoverMaddie PenzkoverMark PenzkoverAngela Proell John Santroch Richard Smith (41)Sharon E SohnerPeggy Stoop Karen StudnickiJeanne Szarek Heidi TufteMiriam Wellford Ralph Zick

WCT’s High Five Club

• Acting Up!• Create-A-Play• Dance Fever• Incredible Improv• Musical Madness

• And More!

And join in Lights! Camera! Action! Firsthand Filmmaking Fun, July 21-Aug 5Call (262) 547-4911 for details

Summer ShowcaseTwo Weeks of Classes Ending

In a Variety Show

Aug 8-20, 2011

For more information, visit www.waukeshacivictheatre.org

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