1981/82 Season - Our 31st Year
"Anything Goes" A Cole Porter Musical. Book by Guy Bolton, P.G. Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse
Directed by Edward G. Schwartz. Produced by Dan Goldsworthy. Choreography by Vera Bomford.
Cast: in order of appearance -
Dick Collver as Elisha J. Whitney Melanie Bales as Steward / Reporter Bob Napper as Camaraman / Sailor Clay Gross as Sir Evelyn Oakleigh Opal Stetzinger as Mrs. Edith Harcourt Lisa Sweaney as Miss Hope Harcourt Edward Hatchett Jr. as Bishop Henry T. Dobson / Captain Rick Jones as Ching / Sailor Davis Stevenson as Ling JoAnne Mitchell as Reno Sweeney Cathy Collver as Reno's Angel - Charity Sam Hinek as Reno's Angel - Purity Gaelen Sweany as Reno's Angel - Chastity Helen Schlapak as Reno's Angel - Virtue Chuck Simons as Billy Crocker Vikki George as Purser Evangeline Thompson as Bonnie Douglas Vanderpool as Moonface Martin Daniel Merrill as Sailor Music Direction by Joan Simons with Gail Goodrich Totten and Becky Warthen on Pianos and Bill Patterson on Drums. Crew: Ann Patton Assistant Director Deborah Little Stage Manager Tina Tulipano Asst. Stage Manager Dick Collver Asst. Producer Marilyn Smith Costume Designs Carlos Escalona & Alcides Torres Makeup Mark Nelson Set Design & Decorator Linda Collver Program Caroline Hall Photography Jan Meriwether House Manager Susan Hall Liang & Jan Meriwether Publicity Gilberto Sanchez, Paul Rudeshiem & Moses Pinto Lighting & Sound Mel & Belva Stanaway Properties Wayne Stanley & Dan Goldsworthy Bar Jay Frank Set Construction Gerda Dickins Box Office and Reservations Set Construction: Jay Frank, Gilberto Sanchez, Yasmin Hodedorn, Paul Rudesheim, Davis Stevenson, Darlene Daniel, and Caron Collver. Box Office & Reservation Committee: Caroline Hall, Douglas Harris, Dee Winford, Joan Manfredo, Gloria Quiñones, Janet Winford, Mercedes Rice and Liz Finilli. Ushers: Tracy & Andy Stetzinger, Douglas Harris, Stephanie & Georgia Corin, Allen Simons, Kelly Ryner, Vikki, Varerie & Dana Frank and Claire Pascavage. "Back to top of page" "Chapter Two" A Comedy by Neil Simon This was the second show this season, with performances opening Friday, October 2nd and running Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through October 17th, 1981. Directed by Bill Gonzalez. Produced by Gerda Dickins. Cast: Wayne Stanley as George Schneider Arthur Pollack as Leo Schneider Linda Luce Gonzalez as Jennie Malone Clarita Thayer Smith as Faye Medwick Crew: Tony Schlapak Technical Director Bill Gonzalez & Mark Nelson Set & Lighting Design Doug Vanderpool Stage Manager James Weaver Lighting Crew Director Linda Hernandez, Sam Hinek & Cliff White Lighting & Sound Technicians Mark Nelson Artist Carlos Escalona Makeup Anyemarie Weaver Wardrobe Coordinator Pat Bailey, Caron Collver & Alcides Torres Wardrobe Assistants Nina & David Carlson Properties Gerda Dickins Box Office and Reservations Caroline Hall Program Gerda Dickins & Wayne Stanley Program Assistants Bill Gonzalez & Art Pollack Photography Bill Gonzalez Publicity Chris Kelly & Jan Meriwether House Managers "Back to top of page" "The Fantasticks" A Musical by Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt This was the third show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from December 9th through December 19th, 1981. Directed by Edward G. Schwartz. Produced by Caroline S. Hall. Cast: Chuck Simons as The Narrator, El Gallo Georgia Brown Perez as The Girl, Luisa George Childers as The Boy, Matt Trevor Simons as The Boy's Father, Hucklebee Robert Powers as The Girl's Father, Bellomy Douglas Vanderpool as The Actor, Henry Clay Gross as The Man Who Dies, Mortimer Sam Hinek as The Mute Music provided by Mary Margaret Camell and Samuel Anchor on Pianos and Bill Patterson on Drums. Crew: Vera Bomford Choreography Debby Little Stage Manager Mel Stanaway Technical Director & Asst. Stage Manager Wayne Stanley & Debby Little Asst. Producers Davis Stevenson Asst. Technical Director Jerry Hall Lighting Design Adrian Salinas Lighting Technician Linda Collver Graphic Arts Carlos Escalona Makeup Brenda Lane, Carla Boyce & Terry McCue Makeup Assistants Marilyn K. Smith Costume Design Susan Manwaring Costume Assistant Belva Stanaway Properties Caroline & Jerry Hall, Wayne Stanley & Debby Little Program Gerda Dickins Box Office & Reservations Dan Goldsworthy Publicity Arthur Pollack Photography Linda Hernandez House Manager Set Construction & Stage Crew: Mel Stanaway, Cathy Collver, Shawn Matros, Adrian Salinas, Davis Stevenson and Jimmy Weaver. "Back to top of page" "AMADEUS" A Play by Peter Shafer This was the final show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays in February 1982. Directed by Bruce Quinn. Produced by Gerda Dickins. Cast: John Mayles as Antonio Sallieri Douglas Vanderpool as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Linda Luce Gonzalez as Constance Kenneth Millard as Joseph II Edward W. Hatchett Jr. as Count Johann Von Strack Kaye Richey as Count Orsini-Rosenberg Bruce Allen Leinback as Baron van Swieten Gerda Dickins as Venticelli I Samual Anchor as Venticelli II Clay Gross as A Mojordomo Sally Talburt as Sallieri's Cook Leonard Talburt as Kapellmeister Bonno Leonor Richey as Teresa Jan Meriwether as Katherina Richard Haynes, Eugenia S. Bing & Adrian Salinas as Townspeople Production Staff: Samual Anchor Music Composer & Technical Advisor George Childers Assistant Producer Debby Little Stage Manager Charlene Leinback Graphic Artist Bruce Quinn Set Design Marilyn Smith Costume Designer Mel Stanaway Set Construction Carlos Escalona Make-Up Mel Stanaway Lighting Director Caroline Hall Sound Belva Stanaway & Mildred Olsen Properties Gerda Dickins Reservations Anyemarye & James Weaver Box Office Susan Manwaring House Manager Arthur Pollack Photography Bill Gonzalez, George Childers & Jan Meriwether Publicity Gail Goodrich Totten Membership Wayne Stanley Program, Advertisements & Bar "Back to top of page"
Music Direction by Joan Simons with Gail Goodrich Totten and Becky Warthen on Pianos and Bill Patterson on Drums.
Crew:
Ann Patton Assistant Director Deborah Little Stage Manager Tina Tulipano Asst. Stage Manager Dick Collver Asst. Producer Marilyn Smith Costume Designs Carlos Escalona & Alcides Torres Makeup Mark Nelson Set Design & Decorator Linda Collver Program Caroline Hall Photography Jan Meriwether House Manager Susan Hall Liang & Jan Meriwether Publicity Gilberto Sanchez, Paul Rudeshiem & Moses Pinto Lighting & Sound Mel & Belva Stanaway Properties Wayne Stanley & Dan Goldsworthy Bar Jay Frank Set Construction Gerda Dickins Box Office and Reservations Set Construction: Jay Frank, Gilberto Sanchez, Yasmin Hodedorn, Paul Rudesheim, Davis Stevenson, Darlene Daniel, and Caron Collver. Box Office & Reservation Committee: Caroline Hall, Douglas Harris, Dee Winford, Joan Manfredo, Gloria Quiñones, Janet Winford, Mercedes Rice and Liz Finilli. Ushers: Tracy & Andy Stetzinger, Douglas Harris, Stephanie & Georgia Corin, Allen Simons, Kelly Ryner, Vikki, Varerie & Dana Frank and Claire Pascavage. "Back to top of page" "Chapter Two" A Comedy by Neil Simon This was the second show this season, with performances opening Friday, October 2nd and running Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through October 17th, 1981. Directed by Bill Gonzalez. Produced by Gerda Dickins. Cast:
Set Construction: Jay Frank, Gilberto Sanchez, Yasmin Hodedorn, Paul Rudesheim, Davis Stevenson, Darlene Daniel, and Caron Collver.
Box Office & Reservation Committee: Caroline Hall, Douglas Harris, Dee Winford, Joan Manfredo, Gloria Quiñones, Janet Winford, Mercedes Rice and Liz Finilli.
Ushers: Tracy & Andy Stetzinger, Douglas Harris, Stephanie & Georgia Corin, Allen Simons, Kelly Ryner, Vikki, Varerie & Dana Frank and Claire Pascavage. "Back to top of page"
"Chapter Two" A Comedy by Neil Simon
Directed by Bill Gonzalez. Produced by Gerda Dickins.
Cast:
Wayne Stanley as George Schneider Arthur Pollack as Leo Schneider Linda Luce Gonzalez as Jennie Malone Clarita Thayer Smith as Faye Medwick Crew: Tony Schlapak Technical Director Bill Gonzalez & Mark Nelson Set & Lighting Design Doug Vanderpool Stage Manager James Weaver Lighting Crew Director Linda Hernandez, Sam Hinek & Cliff White Lighting & Sound Technicians Mark Nelson Artist Carlos Escalona Makeup Anyemarie Weaver Wardrobe Coordinator Pat Bailey, Caron Collver & Alcides Torres Wardrobe Assistants Nina & David Carlson Properties Gerda Dickins Box Office and Reservations Caroline Hall Program Gerda Dickins & Wayne Stanley Program Assistants Bill Gonzalez & Art Pollack Photography Bill Gonzalez Publicity Chris Kelly & Jan Meriwether House Managers "Back to top of page" "The Fantasticks" A Musical by Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt This was the third show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from December 9th through December 19th, 1981. Directed by Edward G. Schwartz. Produced by Caroline S. Hall. Cast: Chuck Simons as The Narrator, El Gallo Georgia Brown Perez as The Girl, Luisa George Childers as The Boy, Matt Trevor Simons as The Boy's Father, Hucklebee Robert Powers as The Girl's Father, Bellomy Douglas Vanderpool as The Actor, Henry Clay Gross as The Man Who Dies, Mortimer Sam Hinek as The Mute Music provided by Mary Margaret Camell and Samuel Anchor on Pianos and Bill Patterson on Drums. Crew: Vera Bomford Choreography Debby Little Stage Manager Mel Stanaway Technical Director & Asst. Stage Manager Wayne Stanley & Debby Little Asst. Producers Davis Stevenson Asst. Technical Director Jerry Hall Lighting Design Adrian Salinas Lighting Technician Linda Collver Graphic Arts Carlos Escalona Makeup Brenda Lane, Carla Boyce & Terry McCue Makeup Assistants Marilyn K. Smith Costume Design Susan Manwaring Costume Assistant Belva Stanaway Properties Caroline & Jerry Hall, Wayne Stanley & Debby Little Program Gerda Dickins Box Office & Reservations Dan Goldsworthy Publicity Arthur Pollack Photography Linda Hernandez House Manager Set Construction & Stage Crew: Mel Stanaway, Cathy Collver, Shawn Matros, Adrian Salinas, Davis Stevenson and Jimmy Weaver. "Back to top of page" "AMADEUS" A Play by Peter Shafer This was the final show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays in February 1982. Directed by Bruce Quinn. Produced by Gerda Dickins. Cast: John Mayles as Antonio Sallieri Douglas Vanderpool as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Linda Luce Gonzalez as Constance Kenneth Millard as Joseph II Edward W. Hatchett Jr. as Count Johann Von Strack Kaye Richey as Count Orsini-Rosenberg Bruce Allen Leinback as Baron van Swieten Gerda Dickins as Venticelli I Samual Anchor as Venticelli II Clay Gross as A Mojordomo Sally Talburt as Sallieri's Cook Leonard Talburt as Kapellmeister Bonno Leonor Richey as Teresa Jan Meriwether as Katherina Richard Haynes, Eugenia S. Bing & Adrian Salinas as Townspeople Production Staff: Samual Anchor Music Composer & Technical Advisor George Childers Assistant Producer Debby Little Stage Manager Charlene Leinback Graphic Artist Bruce Quinn Set Design Marilyn Smith Costume Designer Mel Stanaway Set Construction Carlos Escalona Make-Up Mel Stanaway Lighting Director Caroline Hall Sound Belva Stanaway & Mildred Olsen Properties Gerda Dickins Reservations Anyemarye & James Weaver Box Office Susan Manwaring House Manager Arthur Pollack Photography Bill Gonzalez, George Childers & Jan Meriwether Publicity Gail Goodrich Totten Membership Wayne Stanley Program, Advertisements & Bar "Back to top of page"
Tony Schlapak Technical Director Bill Gonzalez & Mark Nelson Set & Lighting Design Doug Vanderpool Stage Manager James Weaver Lighting Crew Director Linda Hernandez, Sam Hinek & Cliff White Lighting & Sound Technicians Mark Nelson Artist Carlos Escalona Makeup Anyemarie Weaver Wardrobe Coordinator Pat Bailey, Caron Collver & Alcides Torres Wardrobe Assistants Nina & David Carlson Properties Gerda Dickins Box Office and Reservations Caroline Hall Program Gerda Dickins & Wayne Stanley Program Assistants Bill Gonzalez & Art Pollack Photography Bill Gonzalez Publicity Chris Kelly & Jan Meriwether House Managers "Back to top of page" "The Fantasticks" A Musical by Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt This was the third show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from December 9th through December 19th, 1981. Directed by Edward G. Schwartz. Produced by Caroline S. Hall. Cast:
"The Fantasticks" A Musical by Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt
Directed by Edward G. Schwartz. Produced by Caroline S. Hall.
Chuck Simons as The Narrator, El Gallo Georgia Brown Perez as The Girl, Luisa George Childers as The Boy, Matt Trevor Simons as The Boy's Father, Hucklebee Robert Powers as The Girl's Father, Bellomy Douglas Vanderpool as The Actor, Henry Clay Gross as The Man Who Dies, Mortimer Sam Hinek as The Mute Music provided by Mary Margaret Camell and Samuel Anchor on Pianos and Bill Patterson on Drums. Crew: Vera Bomford Choreography Debby Little Stage Manager Mel Stanaway Technical Director & Asst. Stage Manager Wayne Stanley & Debby Little Asst. Producers Davis Stevenson Asst. Technical Director Jerry Hall Lighting Design Adrian Salinas Lighting Technician Linda Collver Graphic Arts Carlos Escalona Makeup Brenda Lane, Carla Boyce & Terry McCue Makeup Assistants Marilyn K. Smith Costume Design Susan Manwaring Costume Assistant Belva Stanaway Properties Caroline & Jerry Hall, Wayne Stanley & Debby Little Program Gerda Dickins Box Office & Reservations Dan Goldsworthy Publicity Arthur Pollack Photography Linda Hernandez House Manager Set Construction & Stage Crew: Mel Stanaway, Cathy Collver, Shawn Matros, Adrian Salinas, Davis Stevenson and Jimmy Weaver. "Back to top of page" "AMADEUS" A Play by Peter Shafer This was the final show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays in February 1982. Directed by Bruce Quinn. Produced by Gerda Dickins. Cast:
Music provided by Mary Margaret Camell and Samuel Anchor on Pianos and Bill Patterson on Drums.
Vera Bomford Choreography Debby Little Stage Manager Mel Stanaway Technical Director & Asst. Stage Manager Wayne Stanley & Debby Little Asst. Producers Davis Stevenson Asst. Technical Director Jerry Hall Lighting Design Adrian Salinas Lighting Technician Linda Collver Graphic Arts Carlos Escalona Makeup Brenda Lane, Carla Boyce & Terry McCue Makeup Assistants Marilyn K. Smith Costume Design Susan Manwaring Costume Assistant Belva Stanaway Properties Caroline & Jerry Hall, Wayne Stanley & Debby Little Program Gerda Dickins Box Office & Reservations Dan Goldsworthy Publicity Arthur Pollack Photography Linda Hernandez House Manager Set Construction & Stage Crew: Mel Stanaway, Cathy Collver, Shawn Matros, Adrian Salinas, Davis Stevenson and Jimmy Weaver. "Back to top of page" "AMADEUS" A Play by Peter Shafer This was the final show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays in February 1982.
Set Construction & Stage Crew: Mel Stanaway, Cathy Collver, Shawn Matros, Adrian Salinas, Davis Stevenson and Jimmy Weaver. "Back to top of page"
"AMADEUS" A Play by Peter Shafer
Directed by Bruce Quinn. Produced by Gerda Dickins.
John Mayles as Antonio Sallieri Douglas Vanderpool as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Linda Luce Gonzalez as Constance Kenneth Millard as Joseph II Edward W. Hatchett Jr. as Count Johann Von Strack Kaye Richey as Count Orsini-Rosenberg Bruce Allen Leinback as Baron van Swieten Gerda Dickins as Venticelli I Samual Anchor as Venticelli II Clay Gross as A Mojordomo Sally Talburt as Sallieri's Cook Leonard Talburt as Kapellmeister Bonno Leonor Richey as Teresa Jan Meriwether as Katherina Richard Haynes, Eugenia S. Bing & Adrian Salinas as Townspeople Production Staff:
Production Staff:
Samual Anchor Music Composer & Technical Advisor George Childers Assistant Producer Debby Little Stage Manager Charlene Leinback Graphic Artist Bruce Quinn Set Design Marilyn Smith Costume Designer Mel Stanaway Set Construction Carlos Escalona Make-Up Mel Stanaway Lighting Director Caroline Hall Sound Belva Stanaway & Mildred Olsen Properties Gerda Dickins Reservations Anyemarye & James Weaver Box Office Susan Manwaring House Manager Arthur Pollack Photography Bill Gonzalez, George Childers & Jan Meriwether Publicity Gail Goodrich Totten Membership Wayne Stanley Program, Advertisements & Bar "Back to top of page"