" Biloxi Blues " A New Play By Neil Simon

This was the first show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from September 15th through October 8th, 1988.

Directed by Bill Gonzalez. Produced by Armando Him & Bruce Quinn.

Cast: In Order of Appearance

Christopher L. Etter as Roy Seiridge	Anthony Vega as Joseph Wykowski
Enrique De La Espriella O. as Don Carney	Richard McQuown as Eugene Morris Jerome
Leo Wiznitzer as Arnold Epstein	Mike Norman as Sgt. Merwin J. Toomey
Briton Clark as James Hennesey	Susan F. Norman as Rowena
Elizabeth Lee Stewart as Daisy Hannigan

Production Staff:

Susan F. Norman Assistant Director	Armando Him Stage Manager
Eddie Chism Assistant Stage Manager	Jason Gonzalez & Robert Goldsworthy Assistants to the Director
Bill Gonzalez Set & Lighting Design	Danny Norman & Danny McGee Light Crew
Jonathon Hoover Sound Effects	Bea McDonald Properties
Oscar Dominguez, Pat Lindley Dominguez, & Roberto Rodriguez Slides & Photography	Arthur Pollack Program Portraits
Lucille Baker House Manager	Markie Short Make-Up
Sue Vest Wigs	Bill Gonzalez Costume Design
Susan Norman, Bill Gonzalez, Armando Him, Lourdes Bottin, & Joan Manfredo Publicity

Set Construction: Adan Rivas, Juan Sing, Jason Gonzalez, Mike Norman, Robert Goldsworthy, Lee Stewart, Jonathon Hoover, Chris Etter, Michelle McLean, Laura Lippman, Danny Norman, Roberto Rodriguez, Leo Wiznitzer, Bill Gonzalez & Armando Him.
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" Nunsense " A Musical Comedy - Book & Lyrics By Dan Goggin

This was the second show this season, with performances opening Friday, ----- and running Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through -----.

Directed by Bruce Quinn. Musical Direction by Melanie Bales. Produced by Brenda Lane.

Cast:

Toni Fisher Millard as Sister Mary Regina	JoAnne Mitchell as Sister Mary Hubert
Bea McDonald as Sister Robert Anne	Agnes Santomenno as Sister Mary Amnesia
Linda Dahlstrom as Sister Mary Leo

Musicians:

Melanie Bales Pianist	Tim Huff Drummer
Erin Hatchett Page Turner	George Bell Piano Tuner

Production Staff:

Armando Him Assistant Director	Enrique De La Espriella Stage Manager
Mitch Swanson Assistant Stage Manager	Bruce Quinn Set Design
Dave Perata Lighting Design	Bruce Quinn & Linda Dahlstrom Choreography
Lourdes Bottin & Felisa Hinz Costumes	Edda Otárola Properties
JoAnne Mathis Gala	Brenda Lane Program & Poster Art
Pady Blackwood of NYC Puppet, Sister Mary Annette	Mitch Swanson Set Decorations
Brenda Lane Program Ad Sales	Shirley Leffler Box Office and Reservations
Caroline & Jerry Hall Bar	Lucile Baker House

Set Construction: Bruce Quinn, Mitch Swanson, Armando Him, Gilberto Valdez, Bob Apold, & Enrique De La Espriella.
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This was the third show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from ----- through ------.

Directed by -----. Produced by -----.

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Production Staff:

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Set Construction: -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, -----, and -----.
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" " An Improbable Farce by

This was the fourth show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from ----- through -----.

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