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Music by Jason HowlandLyrics by Mindi Dickstein

Book by Allan KneeFebruary 28-March 2 & March 6-9, 2008

Patricia Corbett Theater

2007-08 Mainstage Season

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Little WomenMusic By Jason HowlandLyrics by Mindi Dickstein

Book by Allan KneeBased on the novel by Louisa May Alcott

Little Women is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI., 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019

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The Musical Theater program at CCM is a member of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre.

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

Patricia Corbett TheaterFebruary 28–March 2, March 6–9, 2008

´ CCM Student

Lighting Designer Wig & Make-Up Designer James Gage Claire Orr´

Set Designer Costume Designer Thomas C. Umfrid Dean Mogle

Guest Director Thom Christopher Warren

Sound Designer Projection Designer Matt Fish´ Tom Huston´

Vocal Coach Stage Manager Rocco Dal Vera Cynthia M. Hennon´

Choreographer Musical Director Patti James P. Jason Yarcho´

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About LittLe Women

When I was first approached to guest direct this production, I had never met Jo March or her family of little women. I hadn’t grown up with the novel like so many women do, but had seen a production of the show and found

it slightly sentimental … a bit too precious for my ever-so-manly tastes.

Then I read the book, and I listened (incessantly) to the score. And I fell in love ... head over heels in love with this passionate young woman who would re-invent how we look at female protagonists in literature forevermore. I fell in love with her quirky, lovely and often flawed sisters who manage to gracefully negotiate their way through childish dreams and adult realities in a man’s world, at a time of great political change and upheaval. Suddenly, I knew why mothers and daughters everywhere are consistently moved by these characters and their lives. What I have since discovered is not a sappy, saccharine-laden story populated with simple women in hoop skirts, but something so much deeper. A story about strength and passion. The search to find one’s destiny, even when society tells you are a fool. I found a story filled with very real characters who must fight for their lives and their loves, while the country battles a war on its own land.

I’m thrilled to be able to share with you the familiar story of Jo, Beth, Meg and Amy, and I’m honored to share with you the talents of the extraordinary company of artists who have given their whole hearts to this project. Enjoy the work of Tom, Dean, Jim, Claire, Matt and everyone on the production team who has made this production as delicious as it is. If you thrill to the stunning musicianship of Jason Yarcho and the brilliant choreography of Patti James as much as I have loved working with them, you will be blessed indeed. Thanks to Aubrey and Terrell who have welcomed me and encouraged me constantly. Many thanks to our indestructible stage management team (Cindy, Stacy, Michael and Clifton) and everyone else at CCM who has tirelessly worked to make me look competent. During my research for this production, I had the pleasure of meeting with Jan Turnquist, executive director of Orchard House, and of visiting the home of the Alcott Family from the time when Little Women was written. I thank Jan for her many words of wisdom and encourage everyone to visit them at www.louisamayalcott.com. A final thank you to Sara, Sarah, Lisa, Alessa, Christy, Kyle, Preston, Max, Carl and Lexie, all of whom have been a dream come true since the day we read through the play for the first time. They embody all that is beautiful about the musical theater program at CCM, bring you their hearts and souls and are, all of them, truly astonishing.

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The Company

(in order of appearance)

Jo March SaraSheperd

Professor Bhaer KyleBrown

Meg March/Clarissa liSaweiner

John Brooke/Braxton preStontrumanBoyd

Laurie/Rodrigo maxQuinlan

Amy March/Troll ChriStyaltomare

Beth March/Rodrigo 2 aleSSaneeCK

Marmee/Hag SarahJay

Mr. Laurence/Knight Carldraper

Aunt March/Mrs. Kirk lexiedorSett

The performance will last approximately 2 hours and 35 minutes and will include one 15-minute intermission.

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Musical NumbersACT I

Scene 1 Mrs. Kirk’s Boarding House, NYC – January, 1868 Operatic Tragedy Jo, Clarissa, Braxton, Rodrigo Better Jo

March Family Home, Concord, MA – December, 1865 Our Finest Dreams Jo, Meg, Beth, Amy Here Alone Marmee

Scene 2 Aunt March’s Stately Home – January, 1866 Could You Jo, Aunt March

Scene 3 March Parlor – February 14, 1866 Delighted Marmee, Meg, Jo, Beth

Scene 4 Atrium of Annie Moffat’s Home – February 14, 1866 Take A Chance On Me Laurie Take A Chance (Reprise) Laurie

Scene 5 March Parlor – February 14, 1866 Better (Reprise) Jo

Scene 6 Mrs. Kirk’s Boarding House, NYC – February, 1868

Scene 7 March Parlor – February, 1866 Off To Massachusetts Beth, Mr. Laurence Five Forever Jo, Laurie, Amy, Meg, Beth

Scene 8 Gardens of March Home – June, 1866 More Than I Am Mr. Brooke, Meg

Scene 9 March Attic – August, 1866 Take A Chance (Reprise) Laurie Astonishing Jo

There will be one fifteen-minute intermission

ACT II

Scene 1 Mrs. Kirk’s Boarding House, NYC – May, 1868 The Weekly Volcano Press Jo, Braxton, Clarissa, Rodrigo,

Rodrigo 2 Hag, Troll, Knight, Mrs. Kirk, Professor Bhaer

Musical NumbersScene 2 March Parlor – July, 1868 Off To Massachusetts (Reprise) Mr. Laurence, Beth, Marmee,

Meg, Mr. Brooke

Scene 2b Mrs. Kirk’s Boarding House – July, 1868 How I Am Professor Bhaer

Scene 3 Cape Cod, MA – September, 1868 Some Things Are Meant To Be Beth, Jo

Scene 4 March Parlor – December, 1868 The Most Amazing Thing Amy, Laurie

Scene 5 March Attic – December, 1868 Days Of Plenty Marmee The Fire Within Me Jo

Scene 6 Gardens Of The March Home – June, 1869 Small Umbrella In The Rain Professor Bhaer, Jo Volcano (Reprise) Jo

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Orchestra

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P. Jason Yarcho, Conductor and Musical Director

Flute/Piccolo/Clarinet/Bass ClarinetJeffrey Marshak

Oboe/English HornLindsey Kleiser

French HornKathryn Esley

TrumpetTheresa May

TromboneErica Rareham

PercussionMichael Wyble

Piano (and Rehearsal Pianist)David Gardos

ViolinJohn MaJoshua Henderson

ViolaMichael Hill

CelloKaty Bell

BassChris Leverenz

Acknowledgments

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Jan Turnquist, Executive Director of Orchard Housewww.louisamayalcott.com

Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park for their gracious assistance with stage props and machinery.

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Cast Profiles

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Christy Altomare Amy March/TrollSeniorfromyardley,pennsylvaniaAt CCM: yashainThe Cradle Will Rock,SarainThe Pajama Game,GertrudeinWonderful Town,SheilainFloyd Collins,daughterinThe Pirates of Penzance,composerandlyricistforaworkshopof Soiled Doves,composerforAnon(ymous). Elsewhere:KiminBye Bye BirdieandireneinCrazy for YouwiththenewlondonBarnplayhouse(newlondon,n.h.),CathyinThe Last 5 YearsandadoannieinOklahomawiththepensburyplayers(philadelphia,pa.),composerandlyricistfortheCdNot Yet Over You.

Preston Truman Boyd John Brooke/BraxtonSeniorfrommoorhead,minnesotaAt CCM: thewreckinWonderful Town,ernstludwiginCabaret,SidSorokininThe Pajama Game,pirateKinginThe Pirates of Penzance,mooseinCrazy for You,angusMcGuffie in Brigadoon.Elsewhere: GrantaireinLes Misérables,SliminOklahoma!andtenorinSingin’ in the Rainatthemuny(St.louis,mo.).

Kyle Brown Professor BhaerSeniorfromamsterdam,newyorkAt CCM: JohnwilkesBoothandchoreographerforAssassins,Buddy“Keno”walsh

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Cast ProfilesinThe Full Monty,littleharpandchoreographerforThe Robber Bridegroom,mr.misterinThe Cradle Will Rock,pirate/policemaninThe Pirates of Penzance,choregrapherforTaking the Wheel.Elsewhere:danielinSeven Brides for Seven Brothers,pepperinBeauty and the BeastandSailorin42nd StreetwiththepittsburghCiviclightopera;waiterinHello, Dolly!andensembleinOklahoma!withthemuny(St.louis,mo.).

Lexie Dorsett Aunt March/Mrs. KirkSophomorefromBirmingham,alabamaAt CCM:mrs.wadeinWonderful Town,ensembleinDare to Dream.Elsewhere:nancyinOliver,ensembleinAlmost HeavenandStar-to-beinAnniewithredmountaintheatreCompany(Birmingham,ala.).

Carl Draper Mr. Laurence/KnightSophomorefromhuntley,illinoisAt CCM: ensembleinWonderful Town,martyinThe Full Monty,CharlieinThe Pajama Game,dreamerinDare to Dream.Elsewhere: perchickinFiddler on the RoofwithStagerightproductions(arlingtonheights,ill.),phillipeinRetail: The Musical withtheChicagoComedyCompany(ill.).

Sarah Jay Marmee/HagSeniorfromlosangeles,CaliforniaAt CCM: SaraJanemooreinAssassins,texas/twoladiesinCabaret,anninThe Pajama Game,CharlotteinFlora, the Red Menace,missJaneinFloyd Collins,dollydimples/ensembleinSide Show,ensemble/BroomladyinBrigadoon.

Alessa Neeck Beth March/Rodrigo 2Seniorfromrochester,newyorkAt CCM: maggieinFlora, the Red Menace,mollinCradle Will Rock,lulu/danceCaptaininCabaret,louiseinCrazy for You.Elsewhere: peggySawyerin42nd Street,ruthinSeven Brides for Seven Brothers,SillyGirlinBeauty and the BeastandGloriainWhite ChristmaswiththepittsburghCiviclightopera.

Max Quinlan Laurie/RodrigoSeniorfromChicago,illinoisAt CCM:Balladeer/leeharveyoswaldinAssassins,willyinFlora, the Red Menace,GoatinThe Robber Bridegroom,dauberinThe Cradle Will Rock.Elsewhere:CombeferreinLes MisérablesandensembleinThe Pajama Gamewiththemuny(St.louis,mo.),ensembleintheChicagoCompanynationaltourof Ragtime,ensembleinBig, the Musicalwithdrurylaneoakbrook(Chicago,ill.).

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Sara Sheperd Jo MarchSeniorfromtoldeo,ohioAt CCM: SadieinThe Cradle Will Rock,GeorgieBukatinskyinThe Full Monty,BrendainThe Pajama Game,woman#3inListen to My Heart,SusieinCrazy for You,exhibit#6inSide Show.Elsewhere:BrendainThe Pajama Game,CroneinLes Misérables,ensembleinHello, Dolly!,tessieinWhite ChristmasandensembleinThe Wizard of Ozwiththemuny(St.louis,mo.).

Lisa Weiner Meg March/ClarissaJuniorfromyardley,pennsylvaniaAt CCM:ensembleinWonderful Town,ensembleinThe Robber Bridegroom,VictoriainSugar-n-Spice,maggie/ScriptinthemusicalworkshopSoiled Doves.Elsewhere:ensemblein“disneywiththeCincinnatipops,”motherinRagtimewiththeedtanationalhighSchoolCast(lasVegas,nev.),actressinHello AgainwiththeSatoriGroup/Jerseyproductions(Cincinnati),CathyinThe Last Five YearswithnewStageCollective(Cincinnati),ireneinCrazy for YouwithStepiiproductions(philadelphia,pa.),elizadoolittleinMy Fair Ladywiththepennsburyplayers(philadelphia,pa.).

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Staff Profiles

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Thom Christopher Warren DirectorthomChristopherwarrenisthrilledtobemakinghisCCmdirectorialdebutwiththisextraordinarycompanyof artists.hecomesdirectlyfromresidentdirectingdisney’sThe Lion Kinginitsnationaltourandhasdirectedregionallyaroundthecountry.FavoritesincludeBabes in Arms,Greater Tuna,The Fantasticks,Twelve Angry MenandAnnie,amongothers.asaperformer,warrenhasbeenseenonandoff Broadway,aswellasregionallyatthepapermillplayhouse,theGuthrietheatre,pittsburghClo,StagesSt.louis,theFultonoperahouseandlaJollaplayhouse,aswellasonmultiplenationaltours.Someof hispersonalhighlightsincludeworkingwithrenowneddirectorGarlandwrightonBabes in ArmsattheGuthrie;creatingtheroleof harryinBarrymanilowandBruceSussman’sHarmonyatlaJolla Playhouse, as well as the more recent pre-Broadway workshop; and almost five yearswithThe Lion King,withwhichhewasoneof onlytwoactorsworldwidetoplay all five character roles (Scar, Zazu, Timon, Pumba and Ed) on Broadway. Also onBroadway,warrenhadthepleasureof playingoppositeSarahJessicaparkerinOnce Upon a Mattress.otherstandoutmomentsincludehisperformancesasmaxinLend Me a Tenor,mattinThe Fantasticks,howardinWhen Pigs Fly,yonkersandpasteyinGypsywithBettyBuckley,SparkyinForever Plaid,JesusinGodspellandSylviaSt.CroixinRuthless.warrenhasperformedinmadisonSquareGardenandthemandalayBayresortwithBarrymanilowandisfeaturedonhisdVdFirst and Farewell.morerecentlyhesangtherolesof CharlieinMerrily We Roll AlongandyoungBeninFolliesforSymphonySpace’s“walltowallSondheim,”oppositeemilyloesser,alexGeminiani,angelalandsbury,Georgehearn,BarbaraCook,elaineStritchandmanyothers.ahugethankyouisduetothebrilliantdirectorswithwhomhehashadthepleasureandhonortoworkwithandlearnfromovertheyears,includingSusieBaerCollins,annetteJolles,JohnStefaniuk,JulietaymorandGarlandwright.withouttheirhelpandsupport,aswellastheloveandsupportof hispartneradam(a’99CCmgrad),hewouldmostcertainlynothavesurvivedthisprocess.

P. Jason Yarcho Musical Directorp.Jasonyarchoisagraduatestudentfromlincoln,illinois.previouslyatCCm,hehasservedasmusicdirectorforAssassinsandassistantmusicaldirectorforThe Full MontyandThe Pajama Game.hehasalsospentfourseasonsasmusicaldirectorforthelittletheatreontheSquare(Sullivan,ill.).yarchohasworkedwiththeatersincludingBroadwaypalmwest(phoenix,ariz.)andVirginiamusicaltheatre(VirginiaBeach,Va.)andservedasmusicaldirectorforthepremiereof SeymourBarab’sLicense to WedatmercyhurstCollege(erie,pa.).yarchoearnedhisundergraduatedegreeinpianoperformanceateasternillinoisuniversity,wherehewasvoted“outstandingperformer”twoyearsinarowbythefacultyandwontwoconcertocompetitions.

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Staff ProfilesPatti James ChoreographerBeforereturningin1992toherhometownof Cincinnati,pattiJamesperformedinandchoreographedshowsintheu.S.,Canadaandaustralia.Shehasworkedinmusicals, theme parks, film, television and industrial shows. James has toured with u.S.productionsof ChicagoandBallroomandmostrecentlyperformedaslottieinensembletheatreof Cincinnati’sproductionof Mack and MabelstarringGarySandy.Forthepasttenyears,Jameshasbeenanadjunctinstructorof musicaltheateratCCm,teachingjazzandtapandchoreographingproductionsincludingCandide,Dancing at Lughnasa,Merrily We Roll AlongandTheFull Monty.Shehastaughtdanceatwaltdisneyworld,Sydneyaustralia’sSchoolof performingarts,theSouthernBalletinorlandoandnorthernKentuckyuniversity.ForeightyearsJameshasdirectedandchoreographedtheCincinnatipopsorchestra’s“homefortheholidays,”aswellastheir2004“today’stonys”andthe2007“red,white&Boom”atriverbend.ShehasworkedwiththenorthernKentuckySymphonyonJesus Christ Superstar,EvitaandThe Sound of Music.JamesworkswithnumeroustheatergroupsinhighschoolsthroughoutCincinnatiandnorthernKentucky.

Thomas C. Umfrid Set Designer2007–08marksthe21stseasonof thomasumfrid’stenureasteacherandseniorresidentscenicdesigneratCCm,wherehehascreatedmorethan55scenicdesigns.Someof hisfavoriteCCmdesignshavebeenforThe Pajama Game,Don Giovanni,The Pirates of Penzance,Brigadoon,Pelléas et Mélisande,The Marriage of Figaro,One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,The Crucible,Rusalka,My One and Only,Man of La Mancha,The Secret Garden,The Rake’s Progress,Don Pasquale,Albert Herringandthe1990,’92and’95“hotSummernights”seasons.umfrid’sregionalandnationalcreditsincludeprojectsforCincinnatiplayhouseinthepark,StagesSt.louis,CincinnatiBallet,Cincinnatiopera,utahShakespeareanFestival,newmexicorepertorytheatre,ShakespeareSantaCruzandthemanhattanSchoolof music.internationally,hehasdesignedforlondon’sroyalCollegeof musicandthehongKongacademyforperformingarts.hehasheldstaff positionsattheSantaFeopera,Guthrietheatreandmissourirepertorytheatre.heisamemberof unitedScenicartists829.agalleryof umfrid’sworkforCCmandbeyondcanbeviewedathttp://theumfridstudio.com.

Dean Mogle Costume Designerdeanmoglehasdesignedover100productionsof drama,musicaltheater,operaanddance.previouslyhewasresidentcostumedesignerfor30productionsandprofessorattheuniversityof Southdakota.hewasresidentandguestcostumedesignerfortheBlackhillsplayhouseformorethan35productionsandresidentcostumedesignerfortheFargo-moorheadCommunitytheatrefor30productions.asaguestdesignerhehasworkedfortheF-mCivicoperaandmoderndancecompanies,nebraskaandnewmexicorepertorytheatres,the

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Staff ProfilesutahShakespeareanFestivalandtheCincinnatiBallet.hehasbeencostumeandfashiondesignerforthedon-lumodelinginstitute,themissu.S.a.pageant,themerestaurantsandmascots.recentcostumedesignsforCCmincludeWerther,Hansel and Gretel,RusalkaandPelléas et Mélisande,Grand Hotel,Il Viaggio A Reims,The Secret Garden,The Rake’s Progress,Lend Me a Tenor,Babes in Arms,Blithe Spirit,Chicago,The Cunning Little Vixen,A Flea in Her Ear,La bohème,The Wild Party,Zaide(worldpremiere),Cendrillon,A Midsummer Night’s Dream,Dracula–The Game of Love,Lady Be GoodandDon Giovanni. Recent awards include first place in the National operaassociationawardsforThe Rake’s Progress,Seasons in Hell,The Cunning Little Vixen,La bohèmeandA Midsummer Night’s Dream.uSitt-ohiopeggyezekielawardwinningdesignincludeThe Cunning Little Vixen,Chicago,A Flea in Her EarandA Midsummer Night’s DreamforCCm;Othelloforthenewmexicorepertory;King LearandMacbethfortheutahShakespeareanFestival;andThe NutcrackerfortheCincinnatiBallet.heisindemandlocally,regionallyandnationallyasalecturer,panelist,workshoppresenterandadjudicator.hefrequentlyexhibitsasafiber artist and painter and is a member of the United Scenic Artists-829.

James Gage Lighting DesignerJamesGagestudieddesignwiththomasSkelton,GilbertV.hemsley,Jr.andmingCholee.previousexperiencesincludehisroleasresidentlightingdesignerandteacherattheuniversityof wisconsin–madisonandtheuniversityof California–Berkeley.heisarecipientof the2006universityof Cincinnatipresident’sawardforexcellence.Gage’sregionaltheatercreditsincludedesignsfortheyalerepertorytheatre,BuffaloStudioarena,ConnecticutStratfordShakespearetheatre,CincinnatiplayhouseintheparkandBoston’sloebtheatreCenter.hehasbeenresidentlightingdesignerfortheConnecticutBalletCompany,odC/SanFrancisco,thewisconsinBalletensemble,oaklandSymphonypopsSeries,playerstheatreColumbusandtheensembletheatreof Cincinnati(etC).herecentlydesignedworldpremiereswithedwardalbee,leeBlessinganddrewFracher,whichreceivedacclaimforetC.otherdesigncreditsincludetheKentuckyopera’sperformancesof Tosca,Carmen,Falstaff,The Barber of SevilleandThe Magic Flute,aswellasdesignsforoperamemphis,indianapolisopera,theConnecticutdanceFestival,CincinnatiBallet,theFestivalof thelakes(madison,wisc.)andtheBurtreynoldsdinnertheatre.industrialproductionsincludeThe Spirit of Milwaukee,The Future is NowatthemGmGrandinrenoandparamountproduction’sGame OnandCheers.hehasdesignedlasVegasactsforlilytomlin,Joeyheatherton,BernadettepetersandashfordandSimpson,aswellasJosephpapp’snySFproductionof andreSerbans’Sganarelle...hisuSittaward-winningdesignsforCCmincludeThe Cunning Little Vixen,Evita,Hair,A Chorus Line,The Knot Garden,Richard III,Into the Woodsandtheu.S.premieresof The Chalk CircleandZaide.atCCmGageistheheadof themFaandBFalightingdesign

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Staff Profilesprogram,andhisstudentshavebeencitedfor18uSittandSetCawards.recently,headjudicatedmajordesigncompetitionsinorlandoandClevelandandhehasconductedmasterclassesattheuniversityof lasVegas,wayneStateuniversity,ohiouniversityandKentState.hismuseumdesignsincludeworkfortheCincinnatiChildren’smuseumandtheCincinnatiartmuseum.heisamemberof unitedScenicartistsof america-829.Visithisstudiowebsite:www.vilcreations.com.

Claire Orr Wig and Make-Up DesigneraseniorfromCincinnati,Claireorrhasservedaswigandmake-updesignerforCCm’sproductionof Iphigénie en Taurideandassistantwigandmake-updesignerforThe Pirates of Penzance,Noises Off,The Full MontyandL’oiseau rebelle.Shewasonthemake-upcrewforCCm’sDangerous Liaisons.orrhasalsodesignedwigsandmake-upforMadame ButterflywithemeraldCityopera(SteamboatSprings,Co.)andformultipleshowswithnewStageCollective(Cincinnati).Shewasthewigandmake-updesigninternwithCincinnatioperaforseveralproductionsandhasalsodesignedforIl segreto di SusannawiththeoperatheatreandmusicFestivalof lucca(italy).

Matt FishSound DesigneraseniorfromCincinnati,matthewFishhaspreviouslyservedassounddesignerforCCm’sproductionof AssassinsandwasassistantsounddesignerforThe Full MontyandCharley’s Aunt.healsodesignedthesoundforInto the Woodswithxavieruniversity(Cincinnati)andPhantom TollboothwithCincinnatiplayhouseinthepark.

Tom Huston Projections DesignerajuniorfromChicago,illinois,tomhustondesignedprojectionsforCCm’sproductionof Anon(ymous)andservedasassociatelightingdesigner/projectiondesignerfortheSpringdancein2007.hehasalsoservedasassistantprojectiondesignerfortheChicagoandBroadwayproductionsof The Pirate Queenandmacy’sImagine India(SanFrancisco).hustonwasalsothelightingdesignerforOngoing DesignsfortheevangelicalFreeChurchof naperville(ill.).

Rocco Dal VeRaVocal CoachroccodalVeraisthevoiceandspeechspecialistforCCm.hisbook,Voice: Onstage and Off,co-authoredwithrobertBarton,isinusebyanumberof collegeanduniversitytheaterprograms.routledgewillsoonreleasehislatestbook,Acting in Musical Theatre: a comprehensive method,co-authoredwithJoedeer.theircolumnonmusicaltheateractingisaregularmonthlyfeatureinDramatics Magazine.helecturesinternationallyonvocalviolenceandtheeffectsof emotiononthevoiceandisoneof a handful of certified instructors in the Alba Emoting technique. Dal Vera is also thefoundingeditorof thejournalVoice and Speech ReviewfortheVoiceandSpeech

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Trainers Association, and edited the first three books in that series. For the last nine seasonshehasbeentheresidentvocalcoachandassociateartistfortheCincinnatiShakespeareCompanyandthetonyaward-winningCincinnatiplayhouseinthepark,andheworksasavoiceandspeechcoachatnumeroustheatersaroundtheu.S.dalVerareceivedhismFainvoicecoachingandtrainingforthetheaterfromthenationaltheatreConservatory,andhisBFainmusicaltheaterfromunitedStatesinternationaluniversity.hisvoicecanbeheardonnumerouscommercials,andhehas worked on over 500 films and television shows, including L.A. Law,Hill Street Blues,Raiders of the Lost ArkandThe Gods Must Be Crazy.

Cynthia M. HennonStage ManagerCynthiam.hennonisasecond-yeargraduatestudentfromredlands,California.ShehaspreviouslyservedasstagemanagerforCCm’sproductionsof Charley’s Aunt,The Cradle Will Rock,theFalldanceConcertandThe Lucrezia Legend andassistantstagemanagerforThe Lady’s Not for BurningandDangerous Liaisons.attheUniversity of the Pacific (Stockton, Calif.), Hennon stage managed productions of Berlin to Broadway,King Lear,Hearts’ DesiresandAssassins.ShewasthestagemanagementinternwithCincinnatioperathissummerforproductionsof Faust,Aida,Così fan tutteandNixon in China.hennonhasalsoservedasthestagemanagerforGodspellwithredlandsCiviclightopera.

R. Terrell Finney, Jr.Producerr.terrellFinney,Jr.hasdirectedCCm’sCharley’s Aunt,Floyd Collins,Dancing at Lughnasa,The Diviners,Myths and Hymns,As You Like It,Baby,Lend Me A Tenor,Chekhov in Yalta,Blithe Spiritandtheworldpremiereof Clever DickforCCm/ensembletheatreof Cincinnati,amongothers.heisaformerartisticdirectorof theShowboatmajestic,whereselectedproductionsincludedCrimes of the HeartandThey’re Playing Our Song.healsodirectedThe Importance of Being EarnestfortheCincinnatiShakespeareFestival.Finney’sactingcreditsincludenursenannyFannyinetC’sSnow White,hysteriuminthe“hotSummernights”productionof A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the ForumandargoninCCm’sThe Imaginary Invalid.hehasalsoservedasnarratorfortheCincinnatiSymphonyorchestra.agraduateof themFadirectingprogramatBostonuniversity,hespentthesummersof 1992and1995intrainingprogramswiththeroyalnationaltheatreof GreatBritain.apastpresidentof theohiotheatrealliance,Finneyiscurrentlytheheadof thedivisionof opera,musicaltheater,dramaandartsadministrationatCCmandservedasproducerof CCm’sacclaimed“hotSummernights”from1998to2002.amemberof actors’equityassociation,heservesontheCommissiononaccreditationof thenationalassociationof Schoolsof theatreandfrequentlyservesasaconsultanttotheaterprogramsacrosstheunitedStates.

Staff Profiles

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Technical StaffTechnical Director ..............................................................................................Derick Sheehan

Assistant Stage Managers ................................. Michael Cecchini, Clifton Chadick, Stacy Taylor

Assistant Costume Designers ............................................................ Anna Hans, Katie Kimmel

Assistant Lighting Designers .......................................................Ryan Bochnowski, Adam Zeek

Assistant to the Lighting Designer ..........................................................................Isabella Byrd

Moving Light Designer ............................................................................................ Adam Zeek

Assistants to Make-Up and Wig Designer ............................... Krissa Lent, Christiana Nguyen,Kim Simmons, Ray Torres

Scenic Design Assistant .....................................................................................Megan Urbanski

Assistant Sound Designer ..................................................................................... David Hunter

Assistant Technical Director ...................................................................................... Chris Weir

Scenic Artist ................................................................................................Michael Blankenship

Properties Artisans ........................................................................Megan Flannery, Derric Nolte

Properties Assistant ................................................................................................... Ryan Bible

Scene Shop Assistants ............................................Aaron Clements, Bill Davis, Katie Hamilton, Nick Koehlke, Sean Mullarkey, Mark Rapach, Derick Sheehan,

Nic Troeger, Dan Ungard, Chris Weir, Joe Wolfe

Scenic Artist Assistants .................................. Justin Barisonek, Tielor McBride, Wendy Sanabria

Paint Crew ................................................................Stephanie Boyd, Jamie Bressler, Joe Fertitta, Benjamin Gantose, Savannah Goins, Heather Kitchen, Noah Mehl

Set Construction Crew ....................................................... Jeff Batchler, John Cahill, Ben Chai,Daniel Dickman, Paul Eubanks, Katy Herman, James Horban,Taylor Jacobs,

Nick Koehlke, Kevin Malarkey, Liz Metelsky, Zlatomir Moldovanski, Kate Mulhauser, Laura Nelson, Neil Powell, Catherine Prevett, Kelly Rossberg, Andrew Sagel,

Jordan Schramka, Stephen Shore, Mikayla Stanley, Linda Tettelbach, Nic Troeger, Lilly Volle, John Ware, Leah Watson, Joe Wolfe

Set Running Crew .......................................John Cahill, Ben Chai, Taylor Jacobs, Nick Koehlke,Kevin Malarkey, Zlatomir Moldovanski, Neil Powell, Catherine Prevett,

Kelly Rossberg, Andrew Sagel, Jordan Schramka, Stephen Shore, Mikayla Stanley, Linda Tettelbach, Nic Troeger, John Ware, Leah Watson

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Wardrobe Construction Crew ................................. Megan Flannery, Nikki Glaros, Anna Hans,Tielor McBride, Elizabeth Polley, Bridget Shannon, Joy Shepler

Cutter/Drapers ....................Liesl M. Buckbinder, Jen Knoblaugh, Starr Slocum, Melissa Neville

First Hand/Tailor ...................................................................................................... Deb Girdler

Costume Crafts Artisans ........................................................Kirsten Crnkovich, Tielor McBride

Wardrobe Maintenance Crew .......................................Kevin Breslin, Joe Fertitta, Keven Macku

Wardrobe Running Crew...................................................Joy Shepler (crew head), Lynsi Bayles, Katelyn Fridley, Allyson Heimberger, Liza Wormus

Costume Co-op Students ........................................................ Brittany Rose Kovacs, Jenifer Sult

Costume Work/Student Study ............................................................................Megan Flannery

Light Shop Assistants ...........................................Ryan Bible, Ryan Bochnowski, Greg Falcione, Renée Miller, Joshua Reaves, Lindsay Van Dyke

Master Electrician .....................................................................................................Ben Spencer

Asst. Master Electricians ...................................Dan Dickman, Nicholas Flinn, Katarina Gaines,Katie Hamilton, James Horban, Dan Ungard

Moving Light Programmer........................................................................................ Adam Zeek

Light Board Operator ............................................................................................Dan Dickman

Followspot Operators .......................................Katarina Gaines, James Horban, Katie Hamilton

Deck Electrician ...............................................................................Sarah Hauck, Aryn Murphy

Projections Technician .............................................................................................Tom Huston

Electrics Crew ...............................................................Annie Berling, Ryan Bible, Isabella Byrd,Mackenzie Carlson, Mike Cecchini, Mae Chesney, Devin Coulter, Julianne Elliot,

Christopher Elizardo, Greg Falcione, Nicholas Flynn, Kaitlin Frankenfield, Ben Gantose, Paige Grimard, Sarah Hauck, Ramsey Houston, Tom Huston, Renée Miller, Robert Moyer,

Kate Mulhauser, Sean Mullarkey, Aryn Murphy, Derrick Nolte, Galina Ponomareva, Matthew Schroeder, Ben Spencer, Cara Tovey, Lindsay Van Dyke

Projections Crew ......................................................................................................Tom Huston

Make-Up Crew ................................................Kristin Moore, Heather Kitchen, Megan Flannery

Mix Engineer, A1 ..........................................................................................................Bill Davis

Assistant Mix Engineer, A2 ........................................................................................... Joe Wolfe

RF Crew Head ................................................................................................... Kate Munchrath

RF Crew ............................................................................................ Hailei Call, Mary Stebleton

Load-In Crew ...................................................................... Jessica Baysinger, Kirsten Crnkovich, Nic Flinn, Sun Hee Kil, Bridget Shannon

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Make your money dance

Brett Offenberger and Doug Duckett love musical theater. Over the years, they have become active and ardent supporters of CCM’s top-ranked program.

“CCM brings a caliber of talent to Cincinnati that is nationally renowned. Its musical theater program brings such beauty and joy to our lives that we wanted to give back, helping students achieve their dreams, now and in the future.”

Join Brett and Doug by considering a planned gift to CCM. Make your money dance — fund scholarships, provide for faculty and facility needs, and ensure the CCM tradition of achievement for years to come.

For more information, contact the CCM External Relations Office, 513-556-2100.

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2007-08 Corporate SponsorsCCM recognizes and thanks the following corporations and

individuals for their generous support:

The Otto M. Budig Family FoundationMusical Theater Program Sponsor

Duke EnergyMainstage Season Sponsor

Macy’sMainstage Season Design Sponsor

Dianne & J. David RosenbergFriends of CCM Event and Membership Sponsor

Christopher Dietz FamilyJazz Guest Artist Sponsor

Keating, Muething & Klekamp, L.L.P.Jeff Thomas CateringSpecial Events Sponsors

Susan & Bill FriedlanderBartlett & Co.

Chamber Music and Faculty Artist Series Sponsors

Castellini FoundationJazz Series Sponsor

UC Mobile Powered by Cincinnati BellYoung Friends of CCM and Take 5 Sponsor

Neil R. Artman & Margaret L. StraubStudio Drama Series Sponsor

Leo H. Munick & Alice F. FegelmanWonderful Town Production Design Sponsor

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Gifts of $10,000 anD up

*Dianne & J. David Rosenberg

Gifts of $5,000 anD up

*Trish & Rick BryanShahani Family

Gifts of $2,500 anD up

***Jane & Tony Battaglia*Tim & Sue Clarke****The Corbett Foundation***Gloria I. GiannestrasDr. & Mrs. Edwin S. HuntRichard & Susan Lauf****Mrs. Louis Nippert*Peter Quinnan & Mark Boire**Vernon C. RaderMrs. Ellen Rieveschl *Nancy & Ed Rosenthal*Bill & Val Sena

Gifts of $1,500-$2,499Neil Artman & Margaret StraubJohn & Sondra DavisMr. & Mrs. Jack E. Drake*David & Susan EltringhamRichard D. Gegner

Excellence and achievement in music, opera, musical theater, drama, dance and media have made CCM one of the nation’s top ranked schools. The Friends of CCM support the talented students and faculty and make possible a wide variety of opportunities including scholarships, travel, development grants, special projects and more.

The Friends of CCM enjoy terrific special events, one-of-a-kind master classes and behind-the-scenes opportunities all year long. Join today to help CCM’s talented students achieve their dreams.

CALL THE FRIENDS OF CCM HOTLINE FOR INFORMATION(513) 556-5000

We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals who have made contributions to the Friends of CCM through February 2, 2008.

**Lesha & Samuel GreengusEllie & Don HuntingtonNorma Petersen*Linda & Andy Smith

Gifts of $1,000-$1,499Robert W. Brose*Frank CaliguriDottie & Al Campbell***Frances & Stanley CohenMolly & Benji DiesbachRobert EconomouMrs. Jacqueline S. FrancisSheela & John GeraghtyDr. Robert & Suzanne HaslMarilyn & Joe HirschhornFlorette Hoffheimer*Arlene & Bill KatzWilliam & Patricia KernDaniel & Anne Lovell*Danuté MiskinisVincent C. Phillips, MDMarilyn & Bob RheinEd Rothenberg***Zell Schulman Smith, Rolfes, & Skavdahl Co. L.P.A.Andrew D. Smith

Joe & Carol StegerJudy & Steve SteinMr. & Mrs. Randolph L. WadsworthAlex & Lynn WarmRobert & Sharon WernerJay V. & Barbara S. Wittenbaum

Gifts of $500-$999Scott & Melanie AtkinsonStanley Chesley & Honorable Susan DlottRick & Nan FeinLou & Dean GaudinWarren & Janet GeorgeJohn & Gloria GoeringValeria & Frederick R. GoodJack B. Harrison *John L. HarrisonDavid C. HerrimanDonald & Donna HoffmanDr. & Mrs. R. Robert HornyakTom & Susan HughesNathaniel & Lillian JonesM.J. KlynMr. & Mrs. John T. LaMacchiaBev & Leon Lichtin

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Friends of CCM MembersSally & John MooreDavid & Vicki MotchAlex MurdochAnthony & Donna PerzigianJack & Jean PlattnerMiner & Janet Lerner RaymondGale RobertsAnita & Hank SchneiderDr. & Mrs. Wm. Blake SelnickBeverly & Stanley ShoresDutch & Mary SpeidelPaula M. Steiner*Jeff ThomasJames ToccoDr. Donald E. Walker

Gifts of $250-$499Kit H. Anderson & Stephen J. Shanesy Mr. & Mrs. O. L. BailyNancy & Norman BatesSusan & Douglas BiererWalt & Kay BladosDabby BlattRosemary & Frank BloomMeredith & Chuck DowntonJane F. EllisDr. Susan & Mr. Terrell FinneyLee FiserKenneth J. FurrierDrs. Lesley Gilbertson & William HurfordEdward J. GoodmanKelly Hebblethwaite-JohnsonWilliam E. HenrichDr. Evelyn Hess & Dr. Michael HowettPierre-Alain HopfGarrett & Ellen JacksonPatti & Keith JamesJohn & Mel KuempelWolfganag & Patricia MayerAlan & Janice McAllisterRobert McCarthy & Eileen DuncanC. Nelson Melampy, MDDorothy & Jack MeyerOhio First District Court of Appeals Staff in memory of Rowland E. Dietz

Mark S. OstoichMarilyn Z. OttJudge & Mrs. Mark Philip Painter in memory of Rowland E. DietzAnne & Marty PinalesLois & Richard RosenthalChuck SchulerMelissa & Steve SchwartzRecie & Jim ScottJim & Peggy SelonickRoger & Margaret SmithElizabeth A. StoneLucy & Arthur TallasJoAnn & Paul WardLarry WeberAnonymous

Gifts of $150-$249Barbara & Dick Allen**Barbara BoydFredrick H. Braun & Carol S. FrielJoseph & Lois Brenner Jim & Pat BrownJanel, Jay & Mary CarrollMichael ChertockMarvin R. Collins & Jay D. ColvilleGeorge & Mary CroogPhil DeGregWilliam E. DickinsonJohn & Patricia DonaldsonDT Properties/Dennis TurnerSusan EveloMs. Sylvie FalkJanice & Dr. Tom FortéRochelle FradkinBenjamin & Deliaan GettlerMark GibsonJoseph C. GraftonLinda & Gary GreenbergBetty & John HeldmanMargaret K. HolbrookHoward & Susan JacksonMace C. JusticeKathie & Donald KaplanJeffrey KapelaDr. Robert A. Kemper*Bari & Brent LansbergWhitney & Phillip Long

Al & Mary LopezBen LuskDr. Terence MilliganMarge & Ike MisaliDean MogleKaren S. MoranJ. Brett Offenberger, & Douglas E. DuckettJoe & Teri ParkerJohn & Francie PepperMichele & Randy SandlerAngela A. SherzerSusan & David SmithFrank & Marti SoffeyMathias SucanKaren A. TullyHoward S. WacksmanAnn & Victor WarnerBetty WeberRodney & Marilon WintherAndrew L. Wolf Bass LuthierAnne & Allen ZaringMr. & Mrs. Robert Zierolf

Gifts of $100-$149 *Dick & Mary Lu AftPaul & Kandra AttwoodDr. John BabockTrudy Kolb BackusAnn & Todd BaileySusan Barde, MDAlan & Charlotte BathDr. & Mrs. Charles H. BennerLouise & Jerry BermanMrs. Stuart BermanWilliam BlankemeyerThomas F. Boat, MDAlbert A. BockletMartha BologniniDr. & Mrs. Richard BozianRalph & Elizabeth BoireJames CissellNorm & Mariam ClermanPat CulleyHerbert F. CurryJudith de LuceAmy DennisonValerie & Craig DykstraBettina EngelmannRobert & Elizabeth W. Ehrsam

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Friends of CCM MembersEllen Essig & Bruce M. HeymanVictor FieldsMr. & Mrs. Frederick A. FinkJames T. & Leslie FitzgeraldFloyd-Scott CPA & Assoc. Inc.Wm. & Barbara FrankensteinJoan M. FriedlandGeorge GalanesMary Carol GarnatzEd & Corinne GeraghtyBetty S. GloverCharles & Barbara GlueckCarol B. GoodmanMrs. Madeleine H. GordonDavid Gruber & Esperanza TovarDick & Peg HalberstadtKelly Hale*Roz HarkavyBeverly HarringtonVictor & Kathleen HarrisonBarbara & Mort HarshmanSusan & Joe HartenToby HazenRichard & Lauren HessJudy HoffRoger & Mary HonebrinkRobert T. Howe, Ph.D.Paul & Ruth InderheesMark & Gale JorgensenDr. Stanley M. KaplanBrad & Michelle KaroleffCatherine & Reuven KatzJim Kelly & Rick KayRay & Margaret KemperMichael J. KrausFrances Chesson LaCameraConnie & George LackemannMr. Joseph R. LambertRobert C. LampingTami S. & Phillip P. LanhamDrs. Joseph & Sophia LevinsonJonathan & Nancy LippincottJon & Mayduane LongtinVicky MaryKaren C. McGirrMaria MelishJan MethlieArlene K. MeyerDr. Ruth K. Meyer

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph J. MoravecRick & Caroline MorrisDale & Mary Pat MullaneyLeo Munick, MD & Alice FegelmanTim NorthcutEdward C. NowackiMaurice E. OshryMorris & Patricia PasserLink PaveyRick Pender & Joan KaupSylvia Jo PlylerBarbara & Michael PorteAnn PorterPamela ReisingJoan Cochran RieveschlCarrie & Larry RoyaltyJoyce & Jim SalingerRichard & Betty SalzerKurt & Melissa SassmannshausCarol & Dan ScheererMary A. SchenkMartha & Lee SchimbergStephanie P. Schlagel, Ph.D.Elizabeth & Jerry SchneiderPhillip A. SchwegmannHoward & Susie SchwartzAlan & Cathy SiebertEdward M. SlowikDick & Karen StewartRodney & Mary StuckyFrank & Jane SuttonLelia SymingtonAnne & James TaylorFred & Chris TritschlerRichard & Lois UrsilloRick & Anna VanMatreAndrew C. VecellioDiane Cleveland WachsStanley C. & Lucy S. WangMr. & Mrs. Stuart WarshauerFrank & Janell WeinstockJim & George Ann WesnerDavid & Nancy WolfShelby O. WoodDr. & Mrs. Sanford ZussmanAnonymous Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation

* Friends of CCM Board of Trustees Member

** Friends of CCM Advisory Board Member

***Friends of CCM Past President

****Friends of CCM Lifetime Member

Thank you for your support!

Should there be an error in your listing, or if you would like more information about the Friends of CCM, please call (513)-556-2100 or write:

College-Conservatory of MusicFriends of CCMUniversity of CincinnatiP. O. Box 210003Cincinnati, OH 45221-0003(513) 556-2100

Mail to: The Friends of CCM CCM University of CincinnatiP.O. Box 210003Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0003

Friends Hotline: (513) 556-5000

Join the Friends of CCM

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R. Terrell Finney, Jr., OMDA Division Head/Producer

Cutter/DraperMusical Theater Department, ChairResident Scenic ArtistDramaturgy, Script AnalysisResident Master ElectricianSound DesignVoice Production, Vocal CoachTheater MovementAestheticsResident Lighting DesignerMusical TheaterMusical Theater Vocal Coach/ConductorActing Chair, Department of OperaProgram Coordinator, OMDA DivisionResident Sound DesignerDrama Department, Chair/ActingTap, Jazz DanceActing, Stage CombatStage Management ActingMusical Theater Choreographer/Jazz/PilatesArts AdministrationOpera CoachAssociate Technical DirectorResident Costume DesignerArts Administration Department, Assoc. DirectorTheater MovementOpera Direction/PerformanceTechnical ProductionTheater Stage TechnicianActing for the Camera, Theater HistoryOpera CoachingOpera PerformanceResident Scenic DesignerMake-Up DesignAssociate Costume DesignerLighting Design & TechnologyMusical TheaterDirectingCostume TechnologyResident Scenic DesignerFinancial AdministratorTheater Design & Production, Chair/Technical DirectorArts Administration Department, DirectorResident Make-Up Designer

David ArevaloAubrey Berg

Michael BlankenshipMichael Burnham

Eric CiminiCedric Collier

Rocco Dal VeraGiles Davies

Dale DoermanJames H. GageStephen GoersRoger Grodsky

Kelly HalePatti Hall

Chuck HatcherRichard E. Hess

Patti Jamesk. Jenny Jones

Michele KayDiane Kvapil

Diane LalaChester LeeTerry Lusk

Steve MillerDean Mogle

Steven G. MorrisonSusan Moser

Nicholas MuniShawn Nolan

Richard J. PalmerRobert G. Pavlovich

Sylvia PlylerBrian Robertson

Brian J. RuggaberSounghee Kim Sansone

Rebecca SenskeJakyung Seo

Julie SpanglerEd Stern

Regina TruhartThomas C. Umfrid

Sandy VanlandinghamSteve Waxler

Alan YaffeKelly Yurko

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Production StaffKit H. Anderson

Karen Tully

Katie Rankin SyroneyCurt WhitacreShannon RegoJoshua MoeJohn McDonagh

Jeanne RoseRyan Prijic, Aaron Scott

Thomas T.J. Allen, Adam Chapman, Melanie Hatfield, Helene Herbert, Jeff Marshak, Andrew Moon, Yvonne Parker, Kristen Spiridon

Zachary Cooper, Matthew Heim

William Basil, David Bell, Laura Brenner, Keith Brown, Audrey Davis, Mike Davis, Nikki Glaros, Nyema Ivey, Cynthia Lehr, Jeff Marshak, Camden Mullis, David Odenwelder, Jason Orsen, Yvonne Parker, Jennifer Poff, Nathan Schneider, Audrey Walstrom

Graff Designs, Inc.Mark LyonsThe Merten Company

Director of Development & External Relations

Senior Assoc. Director of Development& External Relations

Public Relations OfficerAdvertising and Editorial Manager

Public Relations AssistantPublic Relations Work Study Student

Director of Facilities & Performance ServicesBox Office Manager

Box Office Assistants

Box Office Staff

House Managers

House & Operations Staff

Season Brochure Design/Image CreationPhotographer

PrintingAdvertising Design

(513) 884-9097

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General InformationccM Box office: Located in the CCM Atrium, the Box Office is open Monday through Friday, 12-5:30 p.m.; Saturday, 12-4 p.m.; and one hour prior to curtain for Mainstage performances. Master Card, VISA and Discover cards are accepted. CCM Box Office, P.O. Box 210003, Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0003; (513) 556-4183.

paRkinG: Convenient parking is available in the CCM Garage, at the base of Corry Boulevard off of Jefferson Avenue. Additional parking is available in garages throughout the UC campus. Any questions concerning on-campus parking should be directed to UC Parking Services at (513) 556-2283.

tax cReDit: If you find that you cannot attend your performance, your tickets may be donated for tax credit as a charitable contribution. Simply notify the Box Office prior to the performance to release your seats, and give your name and address. A tax donation receipt will be mailed to you.

eMeRGency calls: If you are likely to receive an emergency call during a performance, please leave your name and seat location with the House Manager. If you have a beeper, we also request that you leave it with the House Manager along with your seat number so as not to disturb the audience and actors. In case of emergencies, this will help us locate you as quickly as possible.

lost anD founD: (513) 556-9413

House policies: The House Manager has been instructed to minimize the disturbance to patrons already seated when accommodating latecomers. The director and producer of each production select times which are least likely to interrupt the performance, and latecomers will be seated only during these times. Latecomers who miss these opportunities will not be admitted until intermission. Children under the age of six are not to be admitted.

caMeRas, pHones anD RecoRDinG DeVices: The possession of cameras, with or without flashes, recording devices, cellular phones and other electronic devices inside the theater are strictly prohibited. Please leave them with the House Manager.

sMokinG anD RefResHMents: Smoking and refreshments are not permitted in the theater. Effective January 1, 2006, smoking is prohibited inside all buildings, athletics facilities and vehicles owned, operated or leased by the University of Cincinnati. Smoking is also prohibited wihin 25 feet of all university building entrances, exits, air intakes and operable windows. Smoking shall not be permitted on any bridge, overpass or enclosed walkway.

HeaRinG enHanceMent: Telex listening devices are available for checkout during performances in both Patricia Corbett Theater and Corbett Auditorium. Please inquire at the Box Office.

WHeelcHaiR seatinG: Wheelchair seating is available in both theaters. Seating is limited, so reservations should be made with the Box Office when ordering tickets. These seats are subject to availability.

GRoup sales: The Box Office can accommodate groups for major productions and concerts. Preview and benefit performances are also available for some productions. For more information, call the CCM Box Office at (513) 556-4183.

CCM Online: www.ccm.uc.edu

The purpose of these performances is educational and is part of the University of Cincinnati academic program.

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