by: By Stephen Sondheim & Hugh Wheeler October 19 - November 10, 2012
directed by Craig Gustafson produced by Lee McFadden
Romance, longing and sex intermingle on a sultry summer night in 1900s Sweden. Three
couples dance the waltz of relationships, frequently cutting in on each other with wit and
passion. You will long remember "Send in the Clowns" from this Tony Award winning hit musical.
Music Direction by Douglas Orlyk
Featuring:
Pam Turlow as Desiree Armfeldt
Mark Mavetz as Fredrik Egerman
Teresa J. Arnold as Anne Egerman
Justin Triezenberg as Henrik Egerman
Heather Miller as Petra
Randall W. Knott as Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm
Karen Bronson as Charlotte Malcolm
Brynn Frantz as Fredrika Armfeldt
Teresa Reinalda as Madame Armfeldt
Peter Lemongelli as Frid
Patty Yuen as Mrs. Anderssen
Stan Austin as Mr. Erlanson
Steve Schroeder as Mr. Lindquist
Becky Messerschmidt as Mrs. Nordstrom
Susan O'Byrne as Mrs. Segstrom
by: Joanna McClelland Glass January 18 - February 9, 2013
directed by Barb Burghardt produced by Maureen Komperda
Based on the true experiences of the playwright, Trying explores how an aging architect of
WWII, Francis Biddle (Attorney General under FDR and Chief Judge at Nuremberg), and a
young girl from Canada hired as his secretary, "try" to understand and appreciate the disparity
but also the similarities of their lives.
Featuring:
Rich Scott as Judge Biddle
Lisa S Dolnics as Sarah Schorr
directed by Jeni Dees produced by Maggie Fredricks
This story of a young man who was terribly injured in the Korean War provides a look at drug
addiction through the eyes of society in 1955, and how it can tear a family apart or bring them
together. This emotional drama can be related to soldiers of today with PTSD.
Featuring:
Garrett Ard as Johnny Pope
Jennifer Bartolo as Celia Pope
Edward Perry as Polo Pope
Tom Viskocil as John Pope Sr.
Greg Dvorak as Mother
Ron Neurauter as Apples
Tim Ahlberg as Chuch
Jessica Keith as Putski
A witty and provocative look at faith, commitment and unconditional love that examines the 5-
year relationship between Adam and Luke. Unlike a typical love story, the play teaches us what
it means to "believe" and what it might cost us not to.
Featuring:
Tony Lage as Adam
Jared Titus as Luke
Deborah Ruzicka as Holly
Christopher Williams as Brandon
JoAnn Smith as Arlene
Geoffrey Maher as Butch
