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The 04-05 Season Lineup
Thanks for a great season!
My Fair Lady -- WCC Auditorium
Evening Performances: Friday 10/29, Saturday 10/30, Friday 11/5, and Saturday 11/6, 2004 -- 7:30 PM
Matinee Performances: Sunday 11/7 -- 2:00 PM
Production Staff: Director Stacia Glodowski, Producers Joshua Wendt and Janine Techtmann, Choral Director Andrea Oppermann, Orchestra
Director Amy Griepentrog, Choreographer Renee Pappalardo, Technical Producer Rachel Feld
Credits: Books and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, Music by Frederick Loewe. Adapated from George Bernard Shaw's play and Gabrial Pascal's
motion picture Pygmalion originally directed by Moss Hart.
In White America -- WCC Auditorium
Evening Performances: Friday 1/28 and Saturday 1/29, 2005 -- 7:30 PM
Production Staff: Director Jessica Leonard, Assistant Director Leah Dose, Technical Producer Nick Raith
Cast: Angela Leinberger, Matt Linton, Josh Odell, Merideth Schulmeister, Katie Wahl, Tim Wrobel
Synopsis: Playwright Martin Duberman, believing that we have to face the past if we are to move forward
towards a better future, has taken from authentic documents from from U.S. history -- letters, diaries, newspaper,
official records, and reminiscences -- to tell what it has meant to be black "in white America." This production offers
contrasts in viewpoint as well as in mood. It intrigues with dramatic variety -- moments of passion as well as humor.
The Drawer Boy -- WCC Auditorium
Evening Performances: Friday 2/11 and Saturday 2/12, 2005 -- 7:30 PM
Matinee Performances: Sunday 2/13 -- 2:00 PM
Production Staff: Director Michael Wendt, Producer Justin Schramm, Technical Producer Matt Nowak
Cast: Jared Greanya as "Morgan", Jason Fry as "Angus", Tim Grundmeier as "Miles"
Synopsis: Michael Healy's The Drawer Boy is a wonderfully touching story of two Canadian farmers.
After surviving World War II, these men are content to live their simple farm life until they meet a young actor who
changes everything. As we watch the relationships change, we learn about storytelling and patience in a manner which
is both heart-breaking and comical. TIME Magazine picked this play as one of the Ten Best of 2001.
Variety calls it "Heartfelt honesty and the kind of storytelling good theatre is all about." It is the winner
of 4 Dora Awards including Outstanding New Play.
Shakespeare's Macbeth -- German Park, New Ulm
Evening Performances: Friday 4/29 and Saturday 4/30, 2005 -- 6:00 PM
Matinee Performances: Sunday 5/1 -- 2:00 PM
Production Staff: Director Michael Babler, Assistant Director Angela Leinberger, Producer Chelsey Hintz,
Technical Producer TBD
Synopsis: As one of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies, the brilliantly created character of Macbeth has
stolen the stage and captured the hearts of audience members since its debut in 1607. Filled with conspiracy,
deceit, and madness the play outlines Macbeth's rise to power through his bloody ambition, instilled by prophesying
witches, to become king. We watch as Macbeth's ambition leads to madness and ultimately his own demise.
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