Our 32nd Season1996 - 1997

WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA

Music & Lyrics bySTEPHEN SONDHEIM

Originally Produced onBroadway byHAROLD S. PRINCE

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Music & Lyrics bySTEPHEN SONDHEIM

Originally Produced onBroadway byHAROLD S. PRINCE

Book ByBURT SHEVELOVEand LARRY GELBART

Arranged ThroughMUSIC THEATERINTERNATIONAL

starringJAY WATSON as PSEUDOLUS

withJOHN D. SISTO + JOE COLLETTI +ANDY PAUL

and featuringSTEPHEN D. MADDOX -I- RUTH E. MULLINS + C.J. BLANKENSHIP

KRISTINA KENNEY + DONALD BENSON

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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Director: TINO J- CECILIO

Music & Choral Director: FAY PETTNERChoreographer: NANCY KWONG

Producers: DONNA STUEFLOTEN & EDWARD HAND

Gala Opening: Saturday, October 26, 1996Fridays: November l, 8, 15,22,29Saturdays: November 2, 9, 16,23, 30Sundays: October 27, November 3, 10, 17,24

8:00PM8:00 PM8:00PM2:30 PM

As the Director, it is my duty to tell you that "A FunnyThing Happened On The Way to The Forum" is the mostdelightful show that you have ever seen and you will likeit! OK ... they made me say that. But, in all honesty, thisis one of my absolutely favorite musicals.

I must say that when they offered me the opportunity todirect, I was thrilled and delighted. OK ... the truth is, thejob of Director was originally offered to comedy super-star, Carol Burnett... I just happened to be in the roomwhen she declined. But I was thrilled nonetheless. Wegot right to work creating and revising the schedule andwe will probably start rehearsing sometime next week-as soon as we resolve everyone's schedule conflicts!

"Forum" is a high-speed, continuous motion show whichrequires a great deal of stamina from the cast. (This isdefinitely not a show for the weak or faint-of-hear actor.)Eight weeks of rehearsal have gone into this whimsicalfarce to entertain you this evening. If we've done our job,the momentum of this show will leave you humming"Comedy Tonight" on your way home.

Having said all that, I invite you to sit back and relax asWest Valley Light Opera presents ... "A Funny ThingHappened On The Way To The Forum" ... Enjoy.

Tino J. Cecilio

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THE MUSICAL NUMBERS

THE SCENEThe time is two hundred years before the Christian era, a day in spring.

The place is a street in Rome in front of the houses of Erronius, Senex & Lycus.The action is continuous, with a single intermission.

ACT ONE

Overture Orchestra

"Comedy Tonight" Pseudolus & Cast"Love I Hear" Hero"Free" Pseudolus & Hero"House of Marcus Lycus" Lycus & CourtesansBelly Dancing Choreography Michelle & Shellisha Evans"Lovely" Hero & Philia"Pretty Little Picture" Pseudolus & Philia"Everybody Ought To Have A Maid" Pseudolus, Lycus, Hysterium, Senex"I'm Calm" Hysterium"Impossible" Hero & Senex"Bring Me My Bride" PseudoIus, Lycus, Miles Gloriosus,

Proteans & Courtesans

INTERMISSIONACT TWO

Entr'acte Orchestra"Dirty Old Man": .Domina"That'll Show Him" Philia"Lovely" (Reprise) Pseudolus & Hysterium"Funeral" Pseudolus, Miles Gloriosus,

Courtesans and Proteans"Finale" Entire Cast

Argonaut School, Saratoga Drama Group, Cele Pincus, Gene Pincus, Sally Howe, ACT

(Actors Conservatory Theater) of San Francisco, Theater Company of Upland, Russell

Galloway, Shellisha & Michelle Evans.

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THE CAST OF CHARACTERS

Senex, an old man Stephen D. MaddoxDomina, his wife Ruth E. MullinsHero, his son, in love with Philia John D. SistoHysterium, slave to Senex & Domina Joe CollettiPseudolus, slave to Hero Jay WatsonErronius, an old man Donald BensonMiles Gloriosus, a warrior C.J. BlankenshipMarcus Lycus, a buy & seller of courtesans Andy PaulTintinabula, a courtesan Shellisha EvansPanacea, a courtesan Cynthia HarlineThe Geminae, courtesans Susan Harness, Erin McKevittVibrata, a courtesan Shauna HarrisGymnasia, a courtesan Susan PynePhilia, a virgin Kristina KenneyThe Proteans Tony Gonzales, June Romeo Milanes,

Jerry Rosas, & Robert Summers

THE MUSICIANSCONDUCTOR, FAY PETTNER

Keyboard Fay PettnerFlute/Piccolo Gail SchwartzClarinet, Alto Sax Lis Dierickx, Art DiazBassClarinet, Clarinet Rick BarberTrumpet. Larry HeckTrombone Garo Guilliano, Bill Shepherd, Grant HillPercussion Kirk Berkland

Saratoga Drama Group "A Grand Night for Singing" Jan/Feb 1997

WVLO "1940's Radio Hour" Mar/Apr 1997

Saratoga Drama Group "Hello Dolly" May/Iune 1997

WVLO "Me & My Girl" june/Aug 1997

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PRODUCTION STAFF

PRODUCERS .Donna Stuefloten & Edward HandDIRECTOR Tino J. CecilioVOCAL & MUSIC DIRECTOR Fay PettnerCHOREOGRAPHER Nancy KwongASSISTANT Russell GallowayPRODUCTION DESIGNER Stephen C. WathenTECHNICAL DIRECTOR/MASTER CARPENTER Ed HandLIGHTING DESIGNER Joe CollongeCOSTUMER Gloria GrandyASSISTANT Martha WelchWARDROBE MISTRESSES Carol Kelly, Lisa MilanesSTAGE MANAGER John J. LadaskyPROPERTIES Chris FultzASSISTANT Julie Fultz, Corrine PerraulHAIR DESIGN Tino CecilioHAIR TOUCH UP & MAINTENANCE " Shellisha EvansLADIES' FOOT JEWELRY DESIGNED & MADE BY Shellisha EvansHOUSE MANAGER Donna StueflotenASSISTANT Joanne MatalaPROGRAM & PUBLICITY Marge HandREHEARSAL PIANISTS Fay Pettner, Eric Lutsky, Gladie TuscherPROMOTIONAL DESIGNS Gene PincusLIGHTING CREW Bonnie Drinker, Steve ToddLIGHTING OPERATOR Eugene GettySTAGE CREW Paul LaraROMAN SET CONSTRUCTION & PAINTING CO.- Donald Benson, Joe Colletti,

Gene Collinge, Shellisha Evans, Chris Fultz, Russell & Dev Galloway,Ed Hand, Cynthia, Scott, Brita & Ricky Harline,Susan Harness, Shauna Harris,

Kristina Kenney, John J. Ladasky, Stephen D. Maddox, Hugh Mecum,Gene Pincus, Susan Pyne, Bill Shepard, Donna Stuefloten, Alice Varga,

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WHO'S WHO IN OUR CASTJAY WATSON (Pseudolus) We welcome Jay back for his sixthappearance with WVLOA. He earned the Best Supporting ActorERMA award for his last performance as Alfred P. Doolittle in "MyFair Lady". His other performances include Mr. Smith in "Meet MeIn St. Louis", the Chairman in "Mystery of Edwin Drood", variousroles in "Singin' In The Rain" and Sancho Panza in "Man of LaMancha". He also won a Ginny award for his minor character rolesin AMTSJ's production of "My Fair Lady". Other credits includeleading and major roles in "Guys & Dolls" and "Pirates ofPenzance" with SCP; "Oliver", "How To Succeed", "Fin ian's

Rainbow", "Oklahoma", "Annie Get Your Gun", "Music Man", and several others withSJCMT. Jay has performed for Big Lil's Dinner Theater (mostly as the villain) in sever-al melodramas. Besides being a professional "Rent-a-Cop" for the Riverpark Towers byday, he is also an excellent comedian, and an accomplished musician who has playedtrumpet in some of the community theater orchestras. Jay claims he wants to be thenext Mel Gibson, but would settle for Paul Newman--well, Jay, you do have blue eyes!

JOHN D. SISTO (Hero) John makes his debut with WVLOA in thisproduction. A resident of San Francisco, his credits include majorleading and supporting roles in productions of "Godspell", "LittleShop of Horrors" (SVCT), "Pirates of Penzance", "Best LittleWhorehouse In Texas", "Evita", "Man of La Mancha", "Cabaret","Noises Off", "Charlie's Aunt", "Damn Yankees", "How To Succeed","Guys & Dolls", & 'The Pajama Game". He has also directed pro-ductions of "Cabaret" and "Annie Get Your Gun". In his spare time,he takes care of "Popeye", his Australian parrot. We truly appreci-ate John's willingness to travel to the South Bay to share his tal-ents with us. He really is our "Hero"!

KRISTINA KENNEY (Philia) Kristina just appeared in the ensem-ble of "Annie Get Your Gun" last summer so we are delighted tohave her back. She has already established quite a list of theatri-cal credits including major leading ar.d supporting roles in"Nicholas Nickelby", "Alice in Wonderland", "Secret Garden","Cinderella", "Oklahoma!", "Scrooge" and "Big River". All of thesewonderful productions to her credit and she is only a high schoolsenior at Palo Alto. What a great future we predict for this younglady! In the meantime, we're hoping she will return to our stageagain soon.

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WHO'S WHO IN OUR CASTJOE COLLETTI (Hysterium) This marks Joe's first appearance forWVLOA, but he is no stranger to this stage, having performed therole of Nicely Nicely Johnson in SDG's production of "Guys &Dolls". He has performed leading and supporting roles in FMT'sproductions of "The Music Man", ''The Three Penny Opera", "ALittle Night Music", "Fiorello", "The Boys From Syracuse" &"Carousel". Other performances include "Those Ringlings","Assassins", "Richard III" & "A Comedy of Errors" to mention just afew. Joe graduated from UC Santa Cruz with a BA in Theatre/Filmand has worked on several student films as well as Apple

Industrial Videos. He has also performed with Mystery By Design. In his spare time, Joelikes to date, play racquetball, go web surfing, or cycling or just enjoy a good book. Oneof his ambitions is to do some Shakespeare, opera and more film work. We also hopehe plans to perform with us again in the near future.

ANDY PAUL (Marcus Lycus) Andy is another very talented per-former who makes his debut on our stage. He graduated fromStanford with a degree in Drama and Psychology and as a dramamajor directed as well as performed in several productions at theUniversity. For four years he was a member of the Stanford FleetStreet Singers, an all-male, a capella group specializing in come-dy. Other theatrical credits include "My Fair Lady", "The Mystery ofEdwin Drood", and "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To TheForum" (he played Erronius). In his spare time, Andy loves to cookand claims he makes a great salmon mousse. Welcome, Andy,and we hope you 'Iycus' so much, you'll come back to do more shows with us.

STEPHEN D. MADDOX (Senex) It has been four years sinceStephen last appeared with WVLOA and we have certainly missedhis dedication and versatile talents. He appeared then in ouraward-winning production of "Singin' In The Rain", but has beenvery busy performing in other productions on this stage with SDG;namely, "High Button Shoes", "1776", "Irene", "Sugar", "AnythingGoes", & "No, No Nanette". Stephen graduated from Texas TechUniversity which gave him the opportunity to perform supportingroles in productions of "The Little Foxes", "The Glass Menagerie","Winterset", "The Man Who Came to Dinner", & "Desire Under the

Elms". His greatest ambition is to play Armand in "La Cage Aux Folie". He loves fine cui-sine and is very skillful at roller blading, costuming, scenic design, painting, theateradministration and fund raising. It is great to have him back if only for a 'senex'!

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RUTH E. MULLINS (Domina) You will remember Ruthie from lastseason's production of "Nunsense II" for which she won the ERMAaward as Best Character Actress for her portrayal of Sister MaryAmnesia (the country singing nun with the puppet). A resident ofGilroy, Ruthie has a degree in Fine Arts and has been involved withtheater since she was 10. Most of her theatrical credits are withSVCT and include "The King & I", "Music Man", "Mame", ''TheSound of Music", "Annie Get Your Gun", "Pump Boys & Dinettes" &"1940's Radio Hour". She appeared in "Annie" and "South Pacific"for GCT and in "Three Penny Opera" & "Guys & Dolls" for Gavilan

College. This versatile gal has done voice overs for TV & Radio, acted as Producer,Director, Stage Manager, Costumer, Set Designer & Box Office Manager for variousproductions. And then, in her spare time, Ruthie is a Banking Manager for Wells FargoBank. One thing we promised Ruthie was that we would not allow anyone to take her"bust" to the bank!!

C. J. BLANKENSHIP (Miles Gloriosus) Another first timer withWVLOA, C.J. comes to us fresh from several classes to expand hisknowledge of musical theater. He attended the voice classes withAMTSJ for several months, studied Polynesian music & dance for3 years; spent one year with the San Francisco Taiko DojoJapanese drumming group and was a dancer with the Mills CollegeGraduate Dance Works. Having all those 'glorious' muscles did-n't hurt, either! We look forward to keeping C.J. interested in ourtheatrical productions where he can "do it ail"!

DONALD BENSON (Erronius) This will be Donald's fourth produc-tion with WVLOA. He was last seen in "Singin' In The Rain" andprior to that, "Good News" and "My Fair Lady". We are alwaysdelighted to welcome such a fine comedian to our production. Hislong list of theatrical credits include "Little Me", "Annie Get YourGun", "Boys From Syracuse", "Guys & Dolls", "Call Me Madam","Music Man", "Where's Charley?" and "Anything Goes" with SDG;"How To Succeed", "Kiss Me Kate" & "Cabaret" with GCT; "SouthPacific" & "Dames At Sea" with UC Santa Cruz; and "Amahl & TheNight Visitors" with LACT. Back when comics cost 12 cents, he

worked with SJCMT. In real life he writes advertising at the San Jose Mercury News.Our staff is certain it was not 'erroneous' to cast this excellent performer.

Erin McKevitt & Susan Harness. Shauna Harris,Cynthia Harline, Shellisha Evans. Not Shown - Susan Pyne Jerry Rosas, Tony Gonzalez, June

Romeo Milanes, Robert Summers

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TINO CECILIO (Director) Back in 1980 Tino did his first show withWVLOA as a member of the chorus in "Wonderful Town". Now, six-teen years later, he returns to once again work withChoreographer, Nancy Kwong. Tino and Nancy have been workingas a team since 1988 and some of their more recent shows include"Nunsense" , "Nunsense II" & "Gypsy" for WVLOA. Tino feel veryfortunate to have met such a talented young lady. This directorcomes to us without some merit. Having struggled through threeyears of Junior college and two grueling years of SJSU to earn adegree in accounting, he became a man of the world, wised up and

abandoned that career. Now, an active member of the theater community, you may haveseen some of Tino's work at Gaslighter Theater, MHS, SDG, AMTSJ (then SJCLO), SJStage Company, SCP and Opry House of Almaden. For the past six years Tino has pro-duced and directed the Timpany Center's Celebration of Courage which was broadcaston KNTV. In his spare time he is Executive Producer for Personal Productions and per-forms for Mystery By Design dinner theater. We are always grateful when Tino agreesto take time out of his busy schedule to direct for us. His motto ..."Accidents create someof my best work."

FAY PEnNER (Music & Vocal Director) Last season's theatergoers will remember Fay as the "Sister" Music Director for"Nunsense II" and we are very happy to have her back. During thepast ten years, she has been very busy with productions at SVCT,Old City Hall-Center Stage, Gilroy Under the Stars and severalother Bay Area theaters. This will be her twenty-eighth musicalproduction. Active in many ways, she has enjoyed theater life work-ing as play director, musical director, orchestra conductor and per-former. In her spare time, she teaches piano and organ, serves asher church organist and choral director. And the rest of her time isfilled keeping pace with three young, very active and very musicalgrandsons. Welcome back, Fay!

WHO'S WHO ON OUR STAFF

NANCY KWONG (Choreographer) This marks Nancy's eighthWVLOA production, two of which were part of last season, "Gypsy"and "Nunsense II". But her "best" production to date, she says, isher now 11-month old son, Cameron. Nancy's other terpsichoreancredits include productions for Gaslighter Theater, SCP, SDG, andTheatreworks. Nancy received her BA from CSU and her Mastersin Speech Pathology from SJSU and now uses that education as aspeech therapist at Mid-Peninsula Speech Clinic in Palo Alto.Even though she is busy with the baby, she still finds time to work,choreograph, and work for the speech & hearing impaired through

Quota International of Sunnyvale. Her husband, Edmond, also a performer, just closed'The King & I" for SCP in which he starred as the King. Now they can hardly wait untilCameron can start tap dancing! She wants to particularly thank Russell Galloway for allof his assistance and input on this show as well as Grandma & Grandpa Hand forbabysitting Cameron during this busy period. We are always delighted to have Nancyon our staff.

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STEPHEN C. WATHEN (Production Designer) WVLOA audiences are treated onceagain to another incredibly creative set designed by Stephen. His beautiful scenic dropsand innovative sets have provided a realistic background for many of our productions,including last season's "Gypsy" & "Nunsense II". Prior to that he designed "Where'sCharley?", "Meet Me In St. Louis", "Merry Widow", "Oklahoma!", "Kismet", "Music Man"& "Irene". Several other theatrical groups have been the recipient of his talents as well,but his favorites include "Dracula" and his own original play, "Night Of The Demons".From 1987 to 1989, he was the animator for the "Gumby" TV series and most recentlyworked on the Gumby movie. Other film credits include designing and building sets aswell as special effects for "Planet of Dinosaurs", "Birdy" & "Demon hunter". Anyone whoworks with Stephen marvels at his uncanny ability to create the most authentic prop orset piece out of practically nothing. His creative talents always deserve our highestpraise and thanks.

JOE COLLONGE (Lighting Designer) Joe has been "galumphing" through the world ofcommunity theater since the opening line of "Miracle Worker" on this stage 19 years ago.He has done most everything including making it rain for "Singin' In The Rain"; but helikes designing lights best. For WVLOA he has designed "Irene", "Oklahoma!", "MerryWidow", "Nunsense" "I Do! I Do!" and "West Side Story". When not giving Ed Hand grayhair, he works as a consulting electrical engineer.

JOHN J. LADASKY (Stage Manager) "Brother John" enjoyed stage managing for"Nunsense II" so much, he's back for an encore. Most of our regular audience memberswill remember him ON stage as Grandpa Prophater in "Meet Me In St. Louis", but healso appeared in "Music Man", "Oklahoma!", and "Singin' in the Rain". John credits hissons, John, Jr. & Michael (both excellent musicians) for his interest in music and theaterand his supporting roles to his wife, Donna, who has contributed her costuming exper-tise for several WVLOA productions over the years. John loves to go duck hunting whenhe isn't working at Sun Microsystems as an electrical engineer.

GLORIA GRANDY (Costumer) Gloria returns to our staff for her second production, hermost recent was "Gypsy", our opening production last season. She studied business atSJ City College but began her 'costuming' career designing costumes for schools inFremont and local churches. Last May she was the costumer for Timpany Center'sCelebration of Courage which was presented at the Flint Center and starred theSmother's Brothers. During the day she is a receptionist for Empire BroadcastingCompany which owns and operates radio stations KARA, KLiV and KRTY. We haveenjoyed having this congenial and talented lady on our staff.

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CAPTAIN'S CAPE AWARDAt the end of the 79-'80 season, WVLO Board initiated a special award in memory ofits late President, Captain R.P. Maurice. The "Captain's Cape" award, selected by theDirector, is presented to a member of the chorus who has made an outstanding con-tribution to the success of the production. The following are the recipients for the pastseven seasons.

Bruce Bowman "ANYTHING GOES"John B. Scott "42nd STREET'Ann Gmelin "SOUTH PACIFIC"Robert Summers .... "GIRL CRAZY"

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Mark Mann/Jeff Dreyer.... . "GUYS & DOLLS"Claire Cormier/Brad Hightdudis "SOUND OF MUSIC"Fritz Allmon "KISS ME KATE"Len Jacobson "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF"John Ladasky "THE MUSIC MAN"Anneka van MastrigVChristopher Thompson "INTO THE WOODS"Cosmo Hom/Roy Shimada "KISMET"Janet Miller .. "OKLAHOMA"

Susan Sanders and Jay Torr ..... "MERRY WIDOW"Nick Manis "MAN OF LA MANCHA"Stephen Maddox.. . "SINGING IN THE RAIN"Geri Ballou..... .. "DROOD"

Anneka Van Mastrigt "NUNSENSE"Russell Galloway/Lisa Ellison "THE KING AND I"Reggie Reynolds "MEET ME IN ST LOUIS"Jennifer Roderick... .. "MY FAIR LADY"Geri SchneiderBarbara Cowie/

........ "CAMEWT"

Shari Yankovich. .. "WHERE'S CHARLEY"Erin McKevitt "WEST SIDE STORY"Molly Dixon........ .. "GYPSY"Kristy Hughes .. "NUNSENSE /I"Simone Skeels "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN"

ORCHESTRA VEST AWARDSLindy Barnes "ANYTHING GOES"Jean Narunsky "42nd STREET"Cathie Howard "SOUTH PACIFIC"Linda Black .. "GIRL CRAZY"Cathie Howard ...... "GUYS & DOLLS"Bonnie Bowman "SOUND OF MUSIC"Arlene Jacobs "KISS ME KATE"Terry Bowman "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF"John P. Healy "THE MUSIC MAN"Myndall Maurer...... .. "INTO THE WOODS"Pam Sakoi "KISMET'Linda Bloomquist. ..................... "OKLAHOMA"Bonnie Bowman "MERRY WIDOW"Linda Black "MAN OF LA MANCHA"Mike Sioan . .. "SINGING IN THE RAIN"

Dori Shimer ....Gladie Tuscher ..Linda Clements ..Merle Knouf .

............ "DROOD"................... "NUNSENSE"

........ "THE KING AND I"....... "MEET ME IN ST LOUIS"

Eileen Bowman - Wickemeyer "I DO, I DO"John Morillas.......... .. "MY FAIR LADY"Max AlfordMarilyn AndersonTim Down.Trevor Albrecht.

....................... "CAMELOT'...... "WHERE'S CHARLEY"..... "WEST SIDE STORY"

..... "GYPSY"Kirk Berkland .. "NUNSENSE /I"Jan Turnage..... .. "NUNSENSE /I"Bonnie Bowman& Dori Shimer ... .. ..... "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN"

West Valley Light Opera Association is always looking for energetic andenthusiastic volunteers. The simple truth is that WVLOA could not existwithout its exceptional volunteer force. We have positions for all of yourinterests and have weekday, evening or weekend shifts available. If youwould like to join our talented volunteer work force, then give us a call (358-1896) and leave a message. We will be glad to tell you of the many rolesyou can play, all of which are critical to the continued success of WVLOA.

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WVLOInformationSARATOGA CIVIC THEATER13777 FruitvaleAve.,Saratoga, CA95070In the Cityof Saratoga OfficeComplexLobbyTelephone- (408) 741-9508

BOX OFFICEIn Saratoga CivicTheaterAcross form WestValleyCollegeTickets & Information (408) 268-3777Theater Box Officeopens one hourbefore showtime

ADMINISTRATION OFFICESMailingAddressP.O.Box 779, LosGatos, CA95031Telephone (408) 358-1896

PERFORMANCE TIMESFriiSat EvesSun MatineesThurs Eves

8:00 PM2:30 PM8:00 PM

TICKET PRICES':'Gala Openings $17(Includes champagne & reception)FriiSat Eves $15Sun Matinees $14Thurs Eves $14Seniors $1 offStudents (Except Gala) $1 off(18 & under or with valid ID)':'Prices include Citysurcharge of $1.00

GROUP DISCOUNTSAre available for all productions exceptOpening Nights. Contact Ed Handat (408) 358-1896. Special bookings forfund-raisers are also available.

TICKET EXCHANGESSeason ticket holders can exchange their ticketsat any time up to 24 hours before a performance,free of charge. Subscription tickets for missedperformances may NOT be exchanged.Non-subscription tickets may be exchanged upto 24 hours before a performance for anotherseat to the same production free of charge. Non-Subscriber tickets for missed performances mayNOT be exchanged.

To exchange: Call the Box Office (408) 268-3777or mail to: WVLOA,POBox 779, Los Gatos, CA95031. Exchanges received through the mail will beheld for pick up at the Saratoga CivicTheater

Box Officeon the night of performance unlessaccompanied by a self-addressed, stampedenvelope.

Allexchanges are subject to availability.Sony,no ticket refunds.

HANDICAPPED SEATINGSpecial seating is available for differently-abledpatrons. Please notify the ticket seller inadvance when purchasing tickets, or ask thehouse manager for more information.

HEARING IMPAIREDAhearing-impaired, Sennheiser infrared, en-hancement listening system has been installedin this theater for all WVLOAperformances.Hearing-impaired patrons may obtain personalheadsets with individual volume controls inthe lobby refreshment area.

LATE ARRIVALSCurtain times are prompt. Asa courtesy toour audience and performers, late arrivalswill be seated by an usher at an appropriatetime and may not be seated in their exactseats until intermission.

REMINDERS• No smoking in the theater or lobby.• No cameras, video or audio-tape recorders arepermitted in the theater.

• WVLOAis not responsible for theft or for loss ofpersonal property.

• Food and beverages are permitted in the lobbyonly.

• Family& guests wishing to greet performersare asked to wait in the lobby.

• Patrons are discouraged from bringingtoddlers & infants to any regular performance.Everyperson, regardless of age, mustpurchase a ticket.

• Schedules are subject to change.e Asa courtesy to all patrons, please turn off allwatch alarms, paging devices, & cellulartelephones upon entering the theater.

• Please note the nearest exit from your assignedseat. In the unlikely event of an emergency,please WALKto an exit.

• Doctors or parents wishing to leave an emergencynumber while attending a performanceshould refer callers, whenever possible, to thelobby telephone, (408) 741-9508, and leave theirseat location with the paging service or babysitter.

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REPORT OF SUBSCRIBER Boyer, Chesler DeBoer, Alice Garzoni, FrancesNAMES AS OF Bradley, Edward & Belly DeLong, MiM John Gerth, Mary RSEPTEMBER 18, 1996 Brandenburg, Warner & DeMulh, Dorolhy Giles, Beulah

Anne DePhillips, Joan Gliever, MiM DonAanenson, Jim & Mary Ann Brelzke, Duane & Louise Della Bona, Alvin & Anne Golden, Eva (Fields)Abel, George & Patricia Brooks, Estelle (Fields) Del Ponte, Ethelyn (WOW) Goldsmith, Fella (Atrium)Achinero, Bee (WOW) Brovold, Fred Denny, Jean Goodacre, James &Adler, Carel (Atrium) Brown, Jean Dequine, Dale W Florence (Dallas)Ahnberg, Mary Brown, Ralph & Kathleen Deschenes, Donat & Yvette Goodhart, MiM TheodoreAllen, Jr, C D (Nantucket) Bryan, Susan (Atrium) Deshon, George Gordon, MiM ErnestAllen, Myrtle (Penny) Buchanan, Lee & Helen Dias, Art & Jan Gordon, John AAllender, Virginia Bulkin, Costin & Beverly Dinges, Joanne (WOW) Gorin, Cleo (WOW)

f Alongi, Celesta Burd, Lou Dirks, Harlan & Joan Graff, MargaretAltouney, Edward Burnell, Hannah Dixon, Alberta Grant, InezAmes, Dorothy (WOW) Bush, Midge Doll, Rosalie Greenley, Dr Robert &Anderson, Jessie Ann Calice, Christine Dominguez, Michael Donna(Patnude) Caldwell, Alma Dominguez, Rosemary Greenmun, Charles & RuthAnderson, Richard & Diana Campbell, Robert Donovan, MiM Thomas Grellman, MiM WallerAnderson, Sandy Cardenas, Josela Dorset, D E Greustad, MaxineAndrews, Carol Carlos, Patricia Douglas, Dorolhy Griffin, Rose & MelAndrus, Lydell (Westmont) Carlstrom, Glorya Doumany, Margaret (Atrium) Griffith, BerniceAnselmo, Linda Carp, Miriam (Fields) Doyle, Kay Griggs, Eugene & TheresaArmann, Kjartan Carpignano, Nancy Dunnell, J (WOW)Armstrong, Don & Alice Carson, Mike & Pat Dusel, MiM William Grossi, PatriceArno, Roger & Kathleen Casey, Frances (WOW) Dye, MiM Donald Grueneich, StellaArnold, Jane Cecilia, Tino Ebright, Alan & Betty Guerrera, Bob & Lodi (Bays)Arosio, Gary & Alba Chadwick, Donna Edelman, Gertrude (Atrium) Hack, IryneAschoff, M P Chain, Barbara Ediger, Barbara Haines, VickiAsh, Arlene Challen, Violet (WOW) Edis, M. Lucille Hall, LaVerneAtkin, Joel & Debbie Chappell, Jack Eilertson, Beverly Hallman, HarryBaba, Alan & Dee Chesanek, Andrew Elledge, Cindy Halterbeck, AnnBacon, Don & Anna Chiapello, Mr R Elledge, Mary Hamann, Mary JaneBaggerly, Barbara Christiansen, Kenneth & Elwood, Robert Hanczak, Fred & HelgaBailey, MiMrs Frank Margaret Embree, Patricia Hand, Edward & MargeBamber, Walter (Patnude) Clahsen, MiM Hermann Eskeldson, MiM Joe Hansen, Bob & Alice (Bays)Barnes, C Clark, Marjorie Estraw, Mary Harkness, MarionBarr, Beverly Clauer, Calvin & Catherine Ewert, Lorraine (WOW) Harper, C HBarth, Dick & Vi (Bays) Clemens, Roger & Mary Farnsworth, Eleanor (Atrium) Harrell,Beverly (WOW)Barton, Julie & John Clerk, MiM Kent Farran, Frank Harris, LindaBarton, Monica (WOW) Cokash, W A Farran, Laurie Harvey, MichaelBaughman, Esther (Fields) Collingham, Irene (Atrium) Ferguson, Lester & Alice Hassell, Fred & KatieBaxter, David & Ina Collins, Belly & Walt Ferraro, Fred (Colonial Hastey, Helen (WOW)Bays, Donald (Bays) Conn, Mona Manor) Hatcher, ArlieneBean, James & Helen Conroy, Francis & Patricia Fiehmann, Don & Marla Hauser, JohnBeardsley, John & Mimi Contino, Jeff Field, MiM Arthur Hawkins, La Verne (ColonialBeqley.Sue (Fields) Cook, Carl Fields, Karen (Fields) Manor)Bell, Irene Cook, Roy & Anna Figone, Ernest Heber, JudyBen-Jamin, Gail (Nantucket) Fong, Larry & Ruby Heian, Robert & JoanBennett, MiM Bill Cook, Sherma Foster, Gertrude Held, PearlBerryman, George Cooke, MiM Franklin Fouch, Dorothy (WOW) Henwood, MiM WallaceBianchi, Jane W. Corchero, MiM Daniel Fox, Olie (WOW) Herschkorn, John & GloriaBlack, Bethany (Pearson) Corr, Margaret Fraenza, Gloria Hersh, Sandie (Sunny View)Black, Gary & Linda Cotton, Melvin & Dorothy Fraser, MiM Clifford Hinds, MargaretBlazina, Antonietta Creedon, Wilma Fraser, Mary Hodos, Abe & DorothyBlice, Mary Alice Creighton, Anne Freitas, Shyrlee Hoeller, DorotheaBoben, Stan & Evelyn Cremmensen, Paul French, Allan Hoff, Rita(Bays) Cretin, Ann (WOW) Froid, MiM Stanley Holleuffer, VeraBoenig, Leonard & Phyllis Croft, Helen Fry, Bert & Marianne Hollister, Lou (WOW)Boellcher, Jeanette Cunningham, W D Fucile, Rose Holmes, JohnBOisen, MiM Monte D'Arcy, Lowell Gaffaney, Ed & Kay (WOW) Hopkins, ClaraBonkosky, Don & La Vonne Dahlin, Nancy Gaffaney, Mrs Jack Hopwood, Paul & GingerBouvia, Millie Dale, Lester & Elizabeth Gagnon, Sandi Horner, Byron & BellyBoyd, Dan & Nan Dallas, Herb & Lillian Garcia. Bernadelle Horrobin, W GBoyd, Jack & Sue Daugherty, Ginny & Don Garcia, Elias Horton, Ruth (WOW)Boyd, Leo & Doris Davis, Mary Gardner, Fred & Marilyn Howell, Tom & Edy (Bays)

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Huesby, Ernie & Marjorie Lucas, Dale Nielsen, Dorothy Rodden, JoanHughes, Brian & Janet Luft, Ernest & Helen Nissen, M/M Henry Roderick, NormaHuntley, Harold Lukes, John & Betty Ann Nolan, Cora (Colonial Rodrigues, James & EllenHurley, Michael & Vivian Lukko, Mary Manor) Roland, Bunny & TedHurt, Dee McAnally, Myrtle Nystrom, Audrey (WOW) Rondiak, Peter & LynnHutchins, Bill & Jean McBride, R A & M H O'Brien, Lorraine (Fields) Ronsheimer, Warren &Huxtable, Wendell McCulloch, Leonette (WOW) O'Brien, Ray & Gen DianeInnes, Vic & Gail McCutcheon, M/M Gary O'Brien, Tilton Roof, Richard & BarbaraIrwin, Jr, Conrad McDonough, Bernard O'Hare, Patricia Rooke, R H & CynthiaIsbell, M/M Ralph McLaughlin, Elizabeth O'Meara, Mary Anne Roome, Bert & KatherineIvy, John & Ann McNamara, Jean (WOW)Oing, Gary Root, MildredJackson, Patricia McNulty, Nancy Olds, Fred & Nancy Rose, DouglasJacobson, Lenore McOueen, Albert Oliveira, A. R. Rosenbaum, StanJames, Judith (Atrium) Maciel, Tony & Rita Ortiz, Adolph & Sandy Rosenblum, AI & RoseJebb, Ina & Jackie (Bays) Mackel, Helen Otto Jr, M/M Henry (Fields)Jenkins, Dr Philip MacKenzie, Lorraine Palacioz, Edward & Helia Rothwell, PattiJensen, Mary MacMitchell, Jill Panighetti, Irene Rush, W. F.

Jesser, Ed & Christine Madan, Sunil Parkman, Ralph Russ, Myron & HelenJohnson, JoAnn Blackwell Maita, Mildred Parsons, Shirley Ryan, RichardJohnson, M C & Mary Mapes, Robert Patnude, Clara Ryner, AliceJohnson, Marion Marcolina, Louis & Jean Patton, Lois Ryser, SallyJones, M/M W. David Marino, M/M Daniel Pearson, Randall & Cynthia Sabel, John & CarrolJudd, Gayle Markham, Ruth Peepari, Robert Sager, M/M EdwardKaiser, August Martin, Barbara Peoples, Alyce Saia, MelKaplan, Lorie, AI & Shari Martin, John & Ann (Stoker) Pepitone, AI Sandecki, AIKatusha, Lorraine Martin, M/M Wayland Pereira, Manuel & Ida (Bays) Sanders, JosephKazmierczak, Jerri Maschke, Peggy Peterson, Marie Sawyer, BarbaraKeith, Nell Masciocch, Amy (WOW) Petski, M J Scheler, M/M BillKent, Helen & Ed Mason, Florence Pettygrove, Ruth & Jack Schmidt, MarianKiel, Hans Mason, Jim Pherigo, John Schmidt, Wally & BeaKincaid, Dick & Gerry Mason, Maughan & Betty Pierce, W M Schmitz, Janice & StefanKing, Bill & Kate Masters, H L & Vera Pincus, Cele & Gene Schneer, Celia (Fields)Kirk, Pat & Dan Mathes, Edith Pollard, Chris & Maureen Schunk, Ms RuthKlumpp, James Mathlin, Doris Pollard, Howard & Mary Scuderi, Patricia (Stoker)Knapp, R J (Nantucket) May, Betty (Colonial Manor) Pomposo, Tom Seacrist, RuthKnight, Grace Meadows, Delores Poole, Annalee Sebastian, Scott (Terraces)Knowlton, Harold Mecum, Hubert & Judith Porter, Cecil (Atrium) Sedler, Steve, Chris & BrianKorten, Douglas & Sandra Meidinger, Dick & Dawn Post, Helene (WOW) Sell, Marilyn & DarrellKosser, Mary Menconi, Jim & Marci Powell, Richard & Priscilla Semanek, WilliamKotila, Jean Mentink, Jim & Margaret Power, M/M William Sermersheim, Anne & AndyKrag-Petsche, Grace Menz, Kathleen (WOW) Prasek, Bert & Marilou Shank, PatKuntz, Terry Merino, Carlyle Prince, Doris Sheppard, Lillia (Fields)Kurty, Michael Mikesell, 0 & C Prouty, Florence Simon, Betty (Atrium)Kurtz, Michael & Cynthia Miller, Alita (Fields) Ouadri, Diane Simonowski, Eve (Fields)Kwong, Edmond & Nancy Miller, Anna Mae Ramsay, Carol Simons, JeanetteLager, Martha Miller, Austin Randall, Leila Sinozich, JeanLake, Don Miller, Dorothy Rasmussen, Mrs E A Smith, MarianLancaster, Tom & Teddy Miller, Janet Rasmussen, Fred & Norma Smoller, M/M LeoLappin, Gerry Miller, Dr & Mrs Lewis Rasmussen, M/M William Snedaker, AileenLatshaw, Bob Miller, Norman & Noreen Ray, David & Alice Snedecker, CraigLatshaw, Gary & Susan Moore, James Rea, Paul Snyder, CharlesLawrence, Frank & Marie Moore, Patricia Reed, Bill & Jane Sobin, M/M MurrayLawrie, Don & Harriet Moradzadeh, Jacob Reed, Nancy Sommer, Anita (Fields)Lawson, Hank, Marcia, Moran, Gene & Tami Reed, Olive Sorenson, Eleanor (WOW)Fiona & Jillian Moro, Mary (Atrium) Reinegger, Glen & Ethel Southard, RuthLeahy, Rosemary (WOW) Morris, Ruth Reinhardt, Marilyn Spitzer, EstherLeal, Mary (WOW) Mowery, Lillian Reis, Howard & Evelyn Spoon, M/M DaveLeary, M/M Thomas G. Mullin, Gordon & Claudia Reynolds, Dorothy Sprock, PaulineLegg, Stella (Atrium) Mulvey, Kathie & Gerry Reynolds, Frances Stafford, Ed & EllieLeufgen, Marie Murphy, Mary (WOW) Rhodes, Pam Stafford Jr, Mr & Mrs C ALevis, James & Mary Myers, Barbara Ribble, John & Juanita Stall, RaymondLewis, M/M Floyd Navarre,Lois (Fields) Richards, Pascal Stallard, SallyLiang, King Near, Dwight & Alice Richards, Raymond & Ann Stallman, Julie & JimLianides, Sylvia Nelson, M A Richey, Robert & Jean Stanford, ClintLiebmann, Ann Newton, E. Doreen Richman, Jeffrey Stark, MarjorieLigamaro, Marlene Nichols, Mary Elizabeth Rickabaugh, Whilma Starry, NicholasLindahn, AI & Pat Nickel, Constance Riley, Richard & Joy Stechelin, Ruth (ColonialUttle, William Nicolai, Renato & Bette Rinsky, Harry & Lee Ann Manor)Lopez, Dolores (Nantucket) Ritucci, M/M Ralph Stege, Helen (WOW)Lozito, M/M S M Nicolaisen, Doris Rock, S B Stennes, Homer & June

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Stephens, Diane Tengelsen, Roy & Fay Van Nest, Brenda (Pearson) Wicks, NolaStephenson, Cherie Teresa, Michael Van Nest, J Philip & Wight, Robert & Betty (Bays)Stern in, Jay Terry, Richard & Marion Jacqueline (Pearson) Wilds, Robert & NatalieStevens, Bill & Delphie Thomas, Maria (Atrium) Verga, Marge Williams, JudyStieper, Vernon & Frances Thompson, C J & Patricia Vidlock, Reva Williarns, Rosalie(Dallas) Thompson, Irene Vithanage, Niran & Kathleen Williamson, M/M RobertStivers, Ken Thoms, Carlton & Vera Mae Vogel, Dorothy Willoughby, DarleneStoker, Terry & Karlene Tillman, M/M H W Vreeland, Ron Wilson, Helen (Atrium)Stonernan, Edna (Fields) Timbrook, Dana Vuksich, M/M 0 B Wonnell, LorraineStratton, Iia Tischler, Paula Wade, Walter Wood, Robert (ColonialStringer, Louise Tischler, Warren & Elaine Wallace, Rosarnond & Ken Manor)Stringharn, Robert & Tonini, Vi Walters, Marilyn Woodruff, Dorothy (Atrium)Marilynn Traber, Bill & Doris Walther, Helen (Atrium) Woods, OrlettaSturm, Arlene Tramer, Dolores Warren, J A Wylie, Lois B.Suits, Rosa Traw, C Michael Watson, Mark & Cindy Yamagami, Ron & RobertaSullivan, Margot J Tressler, Elsie (WOW) Watt, M/M James Yeadon, Helen (Bays)Sumsion, June Trump, M/M Walter Waugh, Robert Young, JohnSupan, Rosemary Turnipseed, Phyllis Webb, Pat Young, LucileSwanson, M/M Alexander Tyson, Betty Weisrnan, Libby (Fields) Yue, Mervin & EmilySwanson, David Tyson, Pamela & Vincent Wernli, Laura (Atrium) Zeider, AnnetteSylvester, Jo (WOW) Uhrik, Ernest Westcoat, Jacqueline Zon, Carl & NancyTaitelman, Martha (Fields) Ulrich, Joseph Westendori, Mrs GTakahashi, Akiko Underwood, Nola Whittaker, Mary (WOW)

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• that once rights are obtained from the Publisher, all royaltiesand rental of rehearsal materials must be paid prior to castingthe show and that these expenses average $7,000 for oneproduction of 17 performances?

• that the rental of orchestration material averages $600 perproduction?

• that the largest expense is the rental of a 3600 sq. ft. ware-house space used for set construction and storage of sets,scenery, props, costumes, sound & lighting equipment andthat runs $16,000 per year?

• that in the 32 years our casts have varied from 2 charactersin "I Do! I Do!" to 66 in "Naughty Marietta"? Recently, theyhave averaged about 30.

• that this theater only has three small dressing rooms so werent the portable trailer located behind the building to providespace for the entire cast?

• that the organization pays rental to the City of Saratoga foreach production and that last season the average was $5500per production?

• that we provide our own scenery, sets, lighting instruments,costumes, and props for each production and that last seasonthat average expense was $6000 per production?

• that rehearsals begin about 8 weeks before opening and areheld in local schools, vacant stores and staff and/or castmembers homes? Rental cost for these facilities range fromo to $10-$15 per hour. If anyone has access to a space suit-able for rehearsals, either free or for a nominal fee, we wouldcertainly appreciate that information in order to keep ourexpenses down.

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