Mary Moody Northen THEATRE

ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY

I ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY

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This production is dedicated to the memory of Alex Vasquez­grandson of our friend and col­league Luz Vasquez.

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Dean of Humanities ........................................................ Fr. Louis Brusatti Artistic Dir./ Assoc. Professor ..................................... Dr. Melba Martinez Area Coordinator/ Assistant Professor .................................. Ev Lunning Jr. Theatre Business Manager .......................................................... Annie Suite Assistant Professor .............................................................. Michael Massey Assistant Professor .......................................................... Sara Medina-Pape Costume Shop Manager ....................................................... T'Cie Mancuso Technical Director .............................................................. Steve Balgooyen Adminstrative Assistants ............................ Vicky Boone & Phillip Owen Acfjunct Faculry .............................................................. Ann Mary Carney Aqjunct Faculry ..................................................................... Bhagirit Crow Acfjunct Faculry ....................................................................... Babs George Acfjunct Faculry ....................................................................... Bill McMillin Acfjunct Faculry ......................................................................... Annie Suite Acfjunct Faculry ......................................... : ............................ JoAnn Schatz Aefjunct Faculry ............................................................ Gary van der Wege

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AMADEUS written by

PETER SHAFFER directed by

SCO0THOMPSON RICHARD BYRON,Associate Director

PAUL BLACK Scenic & Lighting Designer

MELBA MARTINEZ SCOTT THOMPSON

MASQUE SOUND Sound Designers

PETER DAVIES TIM McGEEVER

RICHARD BYRON EV LUNNING, Jr. PAUL NORTON

Equity Guest Artists

HARALD BECKER Dramaturg

MATTHEW ADDISON CROSS Asst. Lighting Designer

AUSTIN JEPHSON Asst. Scenic Designer

SUSAN BRANCH Costume Designer

RACHEL ADAMS Make-up Designer

MELANIE STEELE Wig Specialist

EV LUNNING, Jr. Dialect Coach

BILL McMILLIN Equity Stage Manager

HOPE BUCHANAN BEN TAYLOR

JERRY JOE BENSON TYRRELL WOOLBERT

KRISTEN DIETRICH JENNIFER PYBURN

Assistant Stage Managers

February 18- March 7, 2004

AMADEUS CAST

S alieri .................................................................... PETER DA VIES * Wo!fgang Amadeus Mozart ................................ TIM McGEEVER * Cook/Ensemble ................................................... DOUGLAS FINER Valet/ Mcgor Domo/Ensemble ............................................. REX RIZK Teresa Salieri ................................................... ANGELA FLOWERS

· Katherina Cavalieri ............................................ KATHLEEN COBB Kapellmeister Bonno ............. ; .................. BRO. GERALD MULLER Joseph 11.. .............................................................. PAUL NORTON* Orisini Rosenberg .............................................. EV LUNNING, Jr.* Van Sweiten .................................................... RICHARD BYRON* Von Strack ........................................................... HUCK HUCKABY Priest/ Ensemble ........................................................... JOHN LOPEZ Venticello 1 /Ensemble ............................................. PHILLIP OWEN Venticello 2 /Ensemble ............................................... JOSEPH PARKS Venticello 3 /Ensemble ................................................ ADAM GREEN Venticello 4 /Ensemble ........................................... DAVID PONTON Madame Weber/Ensemble .......................... SHIRLEY REYNOLDS Aloysia Weber/ Ensemble/ Dancer ................. ADRIENE MISHLER Constanze Weber ......................................................... RACHEL NEY Ensemble/ Dancer ........................................................ COLIN BIGGS Ensemble/ Dancer ............................................... ERNEST GILDON Ensemble ................................................................... BONNIE KING Ensemble .................................................. BIANCA MALINOWSKI Ensemble ........................................................... SARAH ORLANDO Ensemble/ Dancer ............................................ VIRGINIA SEIGLER Ensemble/Dancer .................................................. NICOLE SWARN Ensemble ......................................................... LANELLA ZOTTER

Understucfyfor Ms. Nry ......................................... NICOLE SWARN Understucfyfor Mr. McGeever .................................... JOSEPH PARKS

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MELBA MARTINEZ, MMNTArtistic Director and Co-Sound Designer, is honored to be working with Scott Thompson and Rich­ard Byron and is deeply gratified by the immensity of their contribution to Austin arts, to the training and ·. education of many artists in the commu­nity and specifically to the way in which they have inspired students, faculty and staff here at St. Edward's University. Martinez has an interdisciplinary doctor­ate from the University of Texas in Film, Performance Studies and Theatre, where she was awarded the prestigious Danforth fellowship. As an Associate Professor of Theatre, Martinez teaches performance and directing and has produced, directed and acted in numerous MMNT produc­tions since arriving to Austin in 1982, in­cluding A RAISIN IN THE SUN, THE KENTUCKY CYCLE, HONKY TONK ANGELS, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, PLAYING FOR TIME, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, LEND ME A TENOR, PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE, TROJEN WOMEN, BEYOND THE HORIZON, GRAPES OF WRATH, IN GHERIT THE WIND and others. Melba would like to thank the AMADEUS ensemble, the equity guest artists and the MMNT production staff and faculty for the ennobling and joyful experience of working on Shaffer's AMADEUS!

SCOTT THOMPSON, Director, is one of the co-founders of Austin Musical The­atre and Broadway Texas. In association with Richard Byron, he has produced and directed seventeen major musicals in Austin since 1997 winning numerous B. Iden Payne and Aus­tin Critics' Table awards for Direction and Choreography. Scott has directed region­ally at the world famous Goodspeed Op­era House and in Washington D.C. under commision from the Library of Congress.

Regionally he has won awards from the San Francsico Theatre Critics, The Con­necticut Critics Association, and the Los Angeles Ovation Awaard for DAMES AT SEA, 42nd ST,ANYTHING GOES, PIRATES OF PENZANCE to name a few. Faviorite shows include, DAMN YAN­KEES, THE BEST LITTLE WHORE­HOUSE IN TEXAS, CINDERELLA, and BYE BYE BIRDIE. In Austin fa­vorites include, OKLAHOMA!, THE MUSIC MAN, SWEET CHARITY, GYPSY, MY FAIR LADY and PETER PAN. Scott recently directed THE WIZARD OF OZ for Broadway Texas which played in Austin and San Anto­nio winning excellent reviews and de­lighting thousands of central Texas families. Scott will be moving to New York City following this project and looks forward to the road ahead.

RICHARD BYRON, Associate Direc­tor/ Van Sweiten , is proud to have been the co-founder and Managing Artistic Di­rector of Austin Mu­sical Theatre/Broad­way Texas· and to have served, in association with Scott Thomp-

son, as Co-Director/Choreographer for all of the companyis seventeen produc­tions in Austin since 1997.t These in­clude PETER PAN, WEST SIDE STORY, GYPSY, ANNIE, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, MUSIC MAN, A CHORUS LINE, OKLAHOMA, OLIVER!, MAN OF LA MANCHA, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, SWEET CHARITY, MY FAIR LADY, THE WIZARD OF OZ & CELEBRATE AMT! Richardis background as a direc­tor/ choreographer also includes regional productions of DAMN YANKEES, BYE BYE BIRDIE, CINDERELLA, THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN, GREASE & the award-win­ning productions of DAMES AT SEA in San Francisco and at the Goodspeed

Opera House in Connecticut. As a pro­fessional performer, Richard has appeared in national companies of EVITA, THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN with Debbie Reynolds, PAL JOEY with Dixie Carter & Elaine Stritch & THE WIZARD OF OZ with Cathy Rigby .. He has ap­peared regionally in productions of SINGIN IN THE .RAIN, LA CAGE AUX FOLLES, CINDERELLA, SUGAR, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, DROOD, HELLO DOLLY & many oth­ers.t Richardis last appearance locally was as the flamboyant crusader Melvin P. Thorpei in the AMT production of THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS. In addition to stage work, he has appeared on TV and in concert with Ann­Margret, Ben Vereen,Juliet Prowse, Chita Rivera & Raquel Welch fi including a fea­tured performance in Ms. Welchis live HBO special and World Tour.t Alongside Scott Thompson, Richard co-directed the critically acclaimed St. Edward's Univer­sity production of GREASE in 1997 and is proud to be a part of Amadeus, the last production this creative team will mount in Austin before moving to New York City in April.

PETER DAVIES, Salieri, NYC Theater:

GROSS INDE­CENCY; DISORDER (St. Marks Theater); MISS LULU BETT; THE BLUE DAHLIA; BETRAYAL. Regional Theater: PROOF

(Hartford TheaterWorks); M. BUTTER­FLY (Syracuse Stage / Charlotte Rep); THE ROYAL FAMILY (St. Louis Rep); INDISCRETIONS (Dallas Theatre Cen­ter); LADY FROM THE SEA (Cleveland Playhouse); THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY (L.A.T.C); BENEFAC­TORS (Indiana Rep); UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY and GUIDERIUS CYMBELINE (both at Hartford Stage); THE VISIT, FIFTH OF JULY, THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST, THE SEAGULL (all at ACT / San Francisco); HAMLET (dir.:Jack O'Brien- Old Globe). Film: Bad Compatry (dir.: Joel Schumacher), Bound for Glory (dir.: I-:Ial Ashby). Televi-

sion: The Sopranos; Sex and the Ciry; Law and Order, L & 0 - Special Victims Unit, Loving; Taming of the Shrew (dir.: Bill Ball -ACT/ PBS). Training: MFA-ACT / SF; Scene Study - Bobby Lewis / NYC.

TIM McGEEVER, Wo!fgang Amadeus Mozart, lS pleased to make his Texas debut with the cast and crew of Amadeus. Off Broadway Tim has appeared in CHAUCER IN ROME by John

Guare at Lincoln Center, THE WHITE DEVIL at The Brooklyn Academy of Music, the fully improvised LIFEGAME, The one-man show FULLY COMMITTED directed by Nicholas Martin, and TARTUFFE at the Public Theater. Regionally, Tim . has worked at the Guthrie Theater, Pioneer Theater, Studio Arena Theater, Portland Stage Company, as well as a tour of Southern Florida with FULLY COM­MITTED. He has worked with the in­ternationally known Cheek-by-Jowl l(UK), Improbable (UK), and Sydney (Aus.) Theatre companies. Tim lived and worked in Chicago for a few years be­fore moving to New York City to study at the Juilliard School. Tim worked with many distinguished directors and teach­ers, notably Michael Kahn, Pierre Lefevre, Garland Wright, Derek Anson Jones, Brian Mertes, Chris Bayes, Moni Yakim, Daniel Fish and many others. The best teachers and most loyal sup­porters he has ever had are his parents, Pat & Rachel..

EV LUNNING, JR. Orisini Rosenberg, has been associated with MMNT since 1990 when he first appeared as an Eq­uity guest artist. Soon after that he joined the SEU fac­ulty as an adjunct, teaching classes in

Acting and Voice and Diction. A mem­ber of AEA since 1968, Ev has appeared

in most of Austin's professional venues, from Palmer Auditorim to The State Theatre to the Off Center. Most recently, he appeared in last season's production of THE KENTUCKY CYCLE. He has directed over 50 productions for professional, community, and school groups, including The State Theatre Company and The Austin Shakespeare Festival. Ev also teaches classes in voice for The State Theatre Company School of Acting, and he has coached dialects for productions of DARK OF THE MOON, BINGO!, and DESDEMONA, A PLAY ABOUT A HANDKERCHIEF. A volunteer narrator for the Texas State Library's "Talking Book" Pro­gram for the past ten years, Ev's recordings of O.Henry's Austin Stories can be purchased at the 0. Henry Museum.

PAUL NORTON, Joseph II, trained at the Webber Douglas Acadamy of Dramatic Arts in London, England. He has recently com­pleted a succesful run in the world premiere pro­duction of THE ROAD TO WIGAN PIER, by Robi Polgar, playing the M.C. and Margaret Thatcher. In November, he appeared in The Woman In Black at The State THeatere. Some of his other favorite Austin roles include Lear in KING LEAR (Public Domain), Larry in CLOSER (Zachary Scott), Fox and others in THE LITTLE PRINCE, Sir George Crofts in MRS. WARREN'S PROFESsION, Jim Curran in THE WEIR adnd Banquo in A MACBETH (all atThe State), Pistol in HENRY V and The Poet in LA RONDE (Austin Shakepeare Festicval. This is Paul's first appearance in a SEU project and he would like to extend his gratitude to Melba Martinez, Scott Thompson and the entire cast and crew for attempting to deal with his En­glish quirkiness. An extra-special thanks, as always, to his lovely wife Pamela for all her sage advise and encouragement.

PAUL BLACK, Scenic & Lighting Designer, is excited to be able to work again with his long time friend Scott Thompson. Previously Paul designed CINDERELLA with Scott at Southern Arizona Light Opera Company, and most recently last year's locally acclaimed pro­duction of THE WIZARD OF OZ. When

not on the road Paul works as a freelance designer living in Phoenix, where he has designed for Arizona Theater Co., Actors Theater of Phoenix, Phoenix Theater, and Childsplay Inc. Other theaters outside of Phoenix that Paul has designed for include Music Theater of Santa Barbara, Ameri­can Stage in Florida, 10th Street Dance Works, Orts Dance and the national tour of Veggie Tales. Working as a guest art­ist Paul has lectured at Arizona State Uni­versity, University of Arizona, Corne! College, Viterbo University and Wichita State University. When not working as a designer Paul is the Artistic Associate at Actors Theater of Phoenix and he spends his summers as the Production Manager and sound designer of Music Theater of Wichita. Paul would like to thank his wife Erica for all her support.

SUSAN BRANCH, Costume Designer, has recently moved from New York City back to her hometown of Austin. Local cred­its include ALWAYS PATSY CLINE, WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?, LOVE! VALOUR! COMPAS­SION!, SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE, THE LARAMIE PROJECT, and JELLY'S LAST JAM at Zach Scott, CRAZY FOR YOU andJOSEPH'SDREAMCOATfor Zilker Theatre Productions, THE LITTLE PRINCE and THE DINO­SAUR WITHIN at the State Theatre and OKLAHOMA! for Austin Musical The­atre. In New York, Susan designed GRIFFELKIN for New York City Op­era and numerous Off Broadway produc­tions. Favorite regional engagements in­clude TROILUS AND CRESSIDA, TWELFTH NIGHT, and THE WINTER'S TALE for Utah Shakespearean Festival, THE TAMING OF THE SHREW for New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, THE BEAUTY PART for Yale Rep, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM for Virginia Stage Company, A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, SWEENEY TODD, and FORUM for Milwaukee's Skylight Opera Theatre, and Harvard University's 150th ANNUAL HASTY PUDDING SHOW. Susan is a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University and Yale School of Drama, and is a mem­ber of United Scenic Artists, Local 829.

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RACHEL ADAMS, Make-up Design, is proud tomake AMADEUS her first show for which she designs amke-up. She would like to thank Sara and T'Cie for giving her this opportunity. She would also like tothank her family and friends for their love and support. I love you Mama!

BILL McMILLIN, Production Stage Man­ager, was the first to receive a BA in The­atre Arts Manage­ment from St. Edward's University (79) and is a member of Actor's Equity As­sociation (AEA) and The National Stage

Managers' Association (NSMA) . An Aus­tin resident for 28 years, he has worked in every facet of theatrical production in practically every theatre in town. He served on the Board of Directors of The Austin Circle of Theatres (ACOT) for 8 years, serving 3 years as President. In 1993, he received an Austin Critics Table Award for "Best Stage Manager" and a B. Iden Payne "Special Recognition Award" for his outstanding contributions and dedi­cation to Austin theatre. Bill, represented by CIAO TALENTS, may also be seen in recent commercials for Chevrolet, Trac­tor Supply and Gunn Automotive, as well as voice and print media and several films. Mr. McMillin serves on the National Council of Actor's Equity Association, is a Tony Award voter, and is an Adjunct Fac­ulty member at St. Edward's University, teaching Arts Administration and Stage Management.

JERRY JOE BENSON III, Asst. Stage Mgr., is a freshman theatre major, acting emphasis. Jerry is very excited about be­ing here and looks forward to starring in a play here someday.

COLIN BIGGS, Dancer/Ensemble, is a freshmen at St. Edwards University. He has appeared in A FLEA IN HER EAR. Equity Membership candidate.

HOPE IRISH BUCHANAN, Asst. Stage Mgr., is completing her Junior year here at SEU and has been involved in act­ing, designing and stitching on numerous

shows. Her most recent performance was in A FLEA IN HER EAR, as Lucienne; she constructed the hats as well. Hope fancies the family, friends, and faculty who have helped her to get as far as she has gotten. She recommends visiting the website www.thebrothermachine.com .

KATHLEEN COBB, Katherina, is a junior transfer from Lon Morris College. Previous shows include: BLITHE SPIRIT, IPHEGHNIA AT AULIS and OUR TOWN among others. She's really excited to get to do a period piece, and to do it with so many great people. It's been et!}qyable and surprising coming into a department that is so wel­coming and where every person is so involved Eq­uity Membership Candidate.

KRISTEN DIETRICH, Asst. Stage Mgr. is a sophomore. She last worked as ensemble and crew in A RAISIN IN THE SUN. She would like to thank her mother, step-father, Danielle and the girls for everything they do. Equity Membership Candidate.

DOUGLAS FINER, Cook/Ensemble, began performing dance in 1967, when he was 14 years old. He has received multiple trainings and certifications in nutrition, macrobiotics, movement therapy, yoga, personal fitness training, massage therapy, body reading and more. His formal dance training began in 1976 in classical ballet, modern and impro­visational dance. Theatrical training and per­formance began in 1986. His most favorite experience of improvisational performance was his 3 1 / 2 year tour with The Living Tarot Performance Company.

ANGELA FLOWERS, Teresa Salieri, is proud to be working with so many talented artists. Angela is a junior at St. Edward's and was last seen on the MMNT stage in HONKY TONK ANGELS and THE KENTUCKY CYCLE. She would like to thank Melba and Scott for this wonderful opportunity and her family and friends for all the love, encouragement, and beauty. Equity Membership Candidate.

ADAM GREEN, Ventecello 3, is making his MMNT debut with AMADEUS. He re­cently appeared on stage in San Antonio as Billy in TORCH, Murphy in Laurence · Fishburne's RIFF RAFF. He would truly like to thank God and his loved ones for

always being there to provide support and comfort. He would also like to thank Scott for letting him know when something he did sucked. As Scott always said, "It's bet­ter to hear it from me than to hear it from the Statesman." Good point.

HUCK HUCKABY, Von Strack, landed in Austin in 1990 and has had the plea­sure of working in theaters all over town. This, however, is his first time to hit the stage at St. Edward's. Around Austin, Huck has been seen in the Zilker Summer Musicals, State Theatre, Second Youth Family Theatre and with The Violet Crown Players.

AUSTIN JEPHSON, Asst. Scenic De­signer, recently graduated from Texas State University where he received his BFA in Scene Design. He designed HONKY TONK ANGELS and A RAISIN IN THE SUN for MMNT, and will be de­signing THE HOUSE PROJECT later this spring. This summer he will work as Assistant Scenic Designer on TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA for Illinios Shakespeare Festival. He is very thankful for all the help and opportuni­ties he has received from the faculty, staff and students here at MMNT.

BONNIE KING, Ensemble, would like to thank all of the wonderful staff here at SEU for all of their loving support. This is her third show here on the MMNT stage- she was last seen in THE KEN­TUCKY CYCLE and C/O THE GROVE. A special thank you from the bottom rf my heart to my beautiful famify who's value will never falter or be forgotten. Equity Member­ship Candidate.

JOHN LOPEZ, Priest/Ensemble, is ex­cited to be in his fourth MMNT produc­tion. You may have seen him before in A FLEA IN HER EAR, ONCE ON THIS ISLAND, or PLAYING FOR TIME. He thanks the friends and family that have supported and nurtured the fire within him that keeps his passion alive. Without them, he wouldn't be where he is now. Thank you to all. Equity Membership Candidate.

BIANCA MALINOWSKI, Ensemble, has most recently appeared on the MMNT stage earlier this year in A RAISIN IN

THE SUN. As a freshman she is abso­lutely thrilled to take part in such an amaz­ing production as AMADEUS. She would like to thank her friends from East Texas and St. Ed's for always being there for her no matter what and most importantly her Dad, Mother, and Brother for their con­stant support and irreplaceable love. Eq­uity Membership Candidate.

ADRIENE MISHLER, Dancer/ En­semble, is honored to be working with such a passionate group of artists. Recent cred­its include C/O THE GROVE, THE KENTUCKY CYCLE, and HONKY TONK ANGELS. Waves of gratitude to those who influence her most-for support, love, tickle wars, and such peace. Equity Membership Candidate.

GERALD MULLER, Guiseppe Bonno, is a Holy Cross Brother who has been a member of the music faculty of St. Edward's for 26 years. A native of North Dakota and a Notre Dame graduate, he has been teaching for 53 years. He con­ducted musicals at SEU for thirteen years.This is his first stage appearance in the Mary Moody Northen Theatre.

RACHEL NEY, Constanze, is proud to be a part of this production. You may have seen her on the MMNT stage in pro­ductions such as THE KENTUCKY CYCLE, A FLEA IN HER EAR, THE GROVE, ALL MY SONS, and THE MEDEA STORIES. Regional theatre credits include A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM and FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. She would like to thank her family for their constant support. Equity Membership Candidate.

PHILLIP OWEN, Venticello 1, is glad to be working on his sixth show at MMNT. Previously he has worked with Blue Rain­coat Theatre Company in Ireland in MACBETH, Samuel Beckett's PLAY, and THIS IS A PLAY While in Ireland he earned his Master's Degree at Trinity Col­lege, Dublin. He'd like to thank all who have helped and inspired him here in Aus­tin. Equity Membership Candidate.

SARAH ORLANDO, Ensemble, is a sophomore here at St.Edward's Univer­sity. She was last seen as The Landin THE

KENTUCKY CYCLE and in the en­semble of C/O THE GROVE. She will also be seen in the upcoming production THE HOUSE PROJECT. She would like to give a special thanks to Melba Martinez for providing a way for her to participate in this semester's productions. She would also like to thank her family and Cody Coppin for their unfailing love and sup­port .. Equi!J Membership Candidate.

JOSEPH PARKS, Venticello 2/ Understucfy Mozart, is very excited to be working with such a talented group of artists. Other MMNT productions that Joseph has been involved in include A FLEA IN HER EAR,HONKYTONKANGELS) THE KENTUCKY CYCLE, THE GROVE and Aaron Clay's TITANIC. He would like to thank Scott, Richard and Melba for this opportunity, His family and friends for their constant support, his fellow Venticelli for their amazing teamwork, and special to Annie Suite for her guidance and encouragement throughout his time here at SEU. Equity Membership Candidate.

DAVID PONTON, Venticello, was last seen in the Broadway Texas' THE WIZ­ARD OF OZ. AMADEUS marks David's return to MMNT where he played Eugene in GREASE! David has performed in over a dozen award-winning regional pro­ductions including THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS, SWEET CHARITY, OKLAHOMA, and FID­DLER ON THE ROOF. Other credits include television commercials for Fiesta Texas and Buttercrust Bread,JudyTenuta Live, and the ABC TV movie Two Mothers for Zachary. As alwqys, much love & thanks to Charles. Equity Membership Candidate.

JENNIFER PYBURN,Asst. Stage Mgr., is a freshman and has really enjoyed St. Ed's and all it has had to offer. She feels privileged to have worked on A FLEA IN HER EAR as a dresser and enjoyed performing in the Directing Scenes last se­mester. AMADEUS marks her first ven­ture into stage management, and she has enjoyed this new aspect and challenge. She looks forward to more experiences in this department.

SHIRLEY REYNOLDS, Madame. We-

ber/ Ensemble, is a recent graduate of SEU. MMNT: HOLLYWOOD/ UKRAINE, GREASE, THE DIVIN­ERS, PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AG­ILE. Austin Musical Theater: ANNIE; GYPSY; SOUND OF MUSIC; MUSIC MAN; FIDDLER ON THE ROOF; JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR. Broad­way Texas: THE WIZARD OF OZ. Shirley would like to thank Scott and Ri­chard for all that they did for Austin. Thankyou for helping me grow as an actress. I am blessed to have worked and become great friends with the both rf you. Equity Member­ship Candidate.

VIRGINIA SEIGLER,Dancer/ En­semble, is very excited to work with new faces and hopes there are many more to come. Her latest shows include THE WIZARD OF OZ, CELEBRATE AUS­TIN MUSICAL THEATRE, and MY FAIR LADY; which were all produced

. by Broadway Texas. Equity Membership Candidate.

NICOLE SWAHN, Dancer/Understucfy for Constanze, is proud to make AMADEUS her debut performance on the MMNT stage. Last year Nicole was seen in the Austin based television pilot The Hyper Jackson Chamberand can be seen playing Lucy in the upcomimg motion picture The Wendell Baker Story starring Luke and Owen Wilson and Eddie Grif­fin. Thank you Mom for believing in me and keeping my dreams alive. I love you.

BENAJMIN J. TAYLOR, Asst. Stage Mgr., was last seen on the MMNT stage in A FLEA IN HER EAR. He has also worked on and off stage at Brookhaven College in Dallas. He would like to thank Bill McMillin for all his help and for shar­ing his wealth of knowledge.

TYRRELL WOOLBERT, Assistant Stage Manager, is a freshman theatre ma­jor and she is tickled pink to be a part of AMADEUS.

LANELLA MARIE ZOTTER, En­semble, is thrilled to be in her first pro­duction on the MMNT stage. She wishes to thank her amazing family and friends for their continuous love and support.

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PRODUCTION TEAM

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER .................................... Bill McMillin* ASST. STAGE MGRS . ...................... Hope Buchanan, Ben Taylor, Jerry Joe Benson ............................................................. Tyrrell Woo/be~ Kristen Dietrich, Jennifer Pyburn

MASTER ELECTRICIAN ......................................... Matthew Addison Cross PROPS MASTER.~ ................................................................. Austin Jephson COSTUME SHOP STAFF ......................... Carrie Marks, Hope Irish Buchanan, ..................................................................................... Sara Medina Pape, Michelle Heath SCENE SHOP STAFF ........................ Chris Sykes, Cotfy Coppin, Nash Ramirez .................................................................................................. Rex Rizk, Sarah Orlando BOX OFFICE STAFF ......................................... Aaron Clay, Adriene Mishler, ........................................................................................... Joseph Parks, Robin Thompson

HOUSE MANAGER .................................................................. Kel!J Dillon PROPS CREW ................................ Scott Thompson, Richard Byron, Annie Suite, ............................................................................ Ting Van der W ~e, Gary Van der Wege COSTUME CREW ............ ..... Kirsten Bennett, Cailean Bilslry, Karen Burckhard!, ....................... Milagros Chirino, Andrea DeLuna, Kirsten Dietrich, Alisha Dugger, Paul .................. Emmanuel Sarah Fletcher, Bianca Malinowski, Amanda Martinez, Amanda .......................... McMahan, Adriene Mishler, Allison Pruitt, Mario Ramirez, Rex Rizk, ...... Will Solarski, Ben Taylor, Kirsten Yingling, Kel!J Dillon, Chris Sykes, Carrie Marks, ......................... David Higgins, Lauren S eiss, Rachel Adams, Julio Mella, Lacry McNee!J SCENIC & LIGHTING CREW ......................... Anna Armas, Alex Arteaga, ............................................. Elizabeth Baggett, Brandon Gott, Bonnie King, Bern Klinke, ......................... Emi!J Miller, Nash Ramirez, Chris Sykes, Jessica Akin, Jerry Joe Benson .. .. .. . .. .. . .. ... ..... .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. Colin Biggs, Margaret Crail Ashlry De Ville, Yadira GonZflles, ....................................................... Stephanie Jasinski, Laura Kuhlman, Mercury McCall ................................ Kathryn McManus, Brittaf!Y Potter, Jennifer Pyburn, Mario Ramirez, .......................... Laura Ray, Sesar Sandoval Jessica Townes, Allison Wall Lane/la Zotter ..................... Kacry McCoiq, Zach Muhn, John Lopez, Andrea Skola, Aaron Alexander, ................................................................... M~an Jackson, Dean S tef.ford, Kristen Bennett HOUSE CREW .................................................... Kristen Bennett, Chris ~kes, ........................................................................................... Zach Muhn, Aaron Alexander

LIGHTBOARD OPERATOR .................................... MatthewAddison Cross SOUNDBOARD OPERATOR ............................................... Mario Ramirez SOUND /MICS ........................................................................ David Higgins SPOT OPERATORS ........ Allison Wall Kat Laurent, Cotfy Coppin, Brittaf!Y Potter WIG ASSISTANT .................................................................... Kinzy Burnett WIG CREW ................... Kel!J Pillon, Shanan Johnson, Lacry Young, Lindsry Priour MAKE-UP ASSISTANTS ...................................... Kristen Yingling, John Lopez WARDROBE SUPERVISOR .................................................... Lauren Seiss DRESSERS .................................... Cailean Bilslry, Alisha Dugger, Sarah Fletcher, ..................................................................... Ashlry De Ville, Kristen Bennett, Dani Pruitt RUNNERS ............ Yadira Gonzales, Jessica Akin, Brent Werzner, EliZflbeth Baggett

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Fred Barton Marann Paget

Mirin Sohc Pro-Eta

Pamela O'Briant Stout Oliver Worthington

Bobby Duhan Gary & Ting Van Der Wege

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