Theatre
7 chooses cast members
[MARCH
3, 2001] Theatre
7 – Decatur’s Community Theatre has selected cast members for
its production of the comedy "Dearly Departed." The show
is about a colorful but dysfunctional Southern family coming
together to hilarious results when its patriarch, "Bud,"
passes away.
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"Dearly
Departed" is being directed by Joe Straka, with Penny Williams
as assistant director
Cast
members and the characters they play are as follows: Nancy Jo
Batman, Raynelle; Shawn Becker, RayBud; Lesa Andrick, Lucille; James
Graham, Junior; Tish Duis, Suzanne; Pam Stinson, Marguerite; Tom
Morrow, Royce; Carl Sebens, Reverend Hooker; Karen Becker, Veda;
John Dunn, Norval/Clyde; Julie Lycan, Nadine; Heather Jewell,
Juanita; and Penny Williams, Delightful.
Tickets
go on sale to the general public starting Monday, March 5, at the
Decatur Civic Center Box Office, 422-6161.
Performance
dates for "Dearly Departed" at the Decatur Civic Center
Theater will be March 30-31 and April 6-7 at 7:30 p.m. and April 1
and 8 at 2 p.m.
[Theatre
7 news release]
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‘The
Crucible’ opens tonight
at Lincoln College
[MARCH
1, 2001] "The
Crucible" runs March 1-3
at 8 p.m. and March 4
at 2 p.m. at the Johnson
Center for Performing Arts on the Lincoln College campus.
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[Hillary
Lareau (Beaverville) plays Betty Parris, Lori Swiney (DuQuoin) plays
Mrs. Ann Putnam, Nathanael Kotras (Collinsville) plays Reverend
Parris, Nathan Bottorff (Atlanta) plays Thomas Putnam and Brittney
Dobson (Lincoln) plays Abigail Williams.]
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[Rosemary
Porter (Heyworth) plays Elizabeth Proctor and Nick King (Lincoln)
plays John Proctor.]
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[Joshua
Twente (Lincoln) plays Reverend Hale and Goldie K. Jaco (Dolton)
plays Tituba.]
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[Rachael Washam (Lincoln) plays Mary Warren.]
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[Brittney
Dobson (Lincoln) plays Abigail Williams with John Proctor.]
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[Donald
Andersen (Oak Lawn) plays Giles Cory with John Proctor.]
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[In
the second act of "The Crucible," accusations fly in the Salem
meeting house]
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[Michael
H. Heath (Annawan) plays Judge Hathorne and Tony Soto (Clinton)
plays Deputy Govenor Danforth.]
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‘The
Crucible’ opens at Lincoln College
[FEB.
23, 2001]
Lincoln
College Theatre Department’s second production of the season,
"The Crucible," opens on Thursday, March 1, at the
Johnston Center for Performing Arts.
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"The
Crucible" is an exciting historical drama about past Puritan
values and the attitudes toward witchcraft. The play is set in old
Salem and focuses on a young farmer, his wife and a young
servant-girl. "The Crucible" was written by Arthur Miller
and won a Tony award for best play in 1953.
Lincoln
College Fine Arts Chairman Dan McLaughlin directs the performance.
Cast
members from the area include Brittney Dobson (Lincoln) as Abigail
Williams, Felicia Haak (McLean) as Susanna Walcott, Nathan Bottorff
(Atlanta) as Thomas Putnam, Rachel Washam (Lincoln) as Mary Warren,
Nick King (Lincoln) as John Proctor, Josh Twente (Lincoln) as the
Rev. Hale, Rosemary Porter (Heyworth) as Elizabeth Proctor, Tony
Soto (Clinton) as Dep. Gov. Danforth, Tina Mayer (Lincoln) as Martha
Cory and Sarah Good, and Chris Cooper (Decatur) as Hopkins.
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column in this article]
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[Cast members pictured are (from left to right) Felicia Haak, Nick
King, Nathan Bottorff, Josh Twente, Tina Mayer and Rachael Washam.]
Show
time is at 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 1; Friday, March 2; and
Saturday, March 3. There will be a matinee performance at 2 p.m.
Sunday, March 4. To get
ticket prices or reserve tickets, call (217) 732-3155, Ext. 280,
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
[Lincoln
College news release]
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New
Lincoln Community Theatre website
Lincoln
Community Theatre’s (LCT) new website is up and available. The
site serves a number of functions, from providing information on
becoming a season ticket holder to showing what new productions are
being planned for next season. It lists everything one wants to know
about LCT — except the scripts. The top of the page lists those
already involved in the theatre and announces any paid or unpaid
positions, which are still available. Audition dates are also listed
for prospective actors.
The
site also links to Gus Gordon Productions and Grand Ball Costumes.
Gus Gordon produces plays all over central Illinois, and the site
lists the upcoming plays. Grand Ball Costumes rents costumes here in
central Illinois for plays, Halloween, weddings, birthdays or any
other occasion.
A
little farther down, the site offers information on upcoming plays,
admission prices and season ticket prices. Presently, LCT’s
website is displaying pictures of recent performances:
"Annie" and "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the
Forum."
If
you are interested in joining a performance or just going to see
one, visit LCT’s website at www.geocities.com/lincolncommunitytheatre/index.html,
e-mail LCT at lincolncommunitytheatre@yahoo.com,
or write to Lincoln Community Theatre, P.O. Box 374, Lincoln,
IL 62656.
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