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TAGLines T h e N e w s l e t t e r o f t h e T h e a t r e A r t s G u i l d , I n c . – N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 0
M a r y K e l l y , P r e s i d e n t D e b b i e A n d r e w s , C h a i r / E d i t o r w w w . t h e a t r e a r t s g u i l d . c o m
T A G
N I G H T
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T H I S I S S U E
On Stage News
The Green Room / Auditions
Other Good Stuff
Theatre Planning Calendar
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Auditions & More Auditions
Chanticleer Community Theatre
Nov 14 and 15, 7 PM
Little Women
Production dates: Jan 14-30, 2011
Contact: Bob Putman, 712-323-9955
Omaha Community Playhouse
Nov 22 and 23, 7 PM
The Odd Couple
Production dates: Jan 21-Feb 13, 2011
Contact: 402-553-4890 ext. 110
Omaha Community Playhouse
Nov 29 and 30, 7 PM
Nunsense
Production dates: Mar 4-Apr 3, 2011
Contact: 402-553-4890 ext. 110
Bellevue Little Theatre
Nov 28 and 29, 7 PM at Bellevue Senior Center 111 W. 22nd St.
Leading Ladies
Production dates: Jan 21 – Feb 6
Contact: 402-731-0610
TAG’s website is getting a facelift! By Jennifer Gilg
Among the Theatre Arts Guild’s purposes and missions is getting the word out about the wide variety of opportunities to participate in and enjoy live theatre in the Omaha metro area. Accordingly, the TAG Board has decided to give TAG’s web site (www.theatreartsguild.com) a fresh new look. Our hard-working volunteers will continue to manage and update the site, but through some creative fund-raising (see article below about our upcoming Karaoke Night!) plus your contributions, the Board is budgeting to invest in a professional redesign. We want our website to resonate with TAG members, local audiences, and visitors to Omaha as the “go-to” site for news about our vibrant theatre community.
One of TAG’s greatest assets is its diverse and creative membership. If you or someone you know is interested in submitting a bid for the web site redesign, please contact Jennifer Gilg at [email protected]. Jennifer can provide more information about the features we’re looking for, the timeline for the redesign, and the bidding process. In the meantime, our current web site is still available for the latest information about shows, auditions, and other upcoming events. Visit the site at www.theatreartsguild.com. Get Real! Experience Live Theatre!
SING OUT FOR TAG!
The fundraiser Jennifer wrote about above is a TAG Karaoke Night set for Tuesday, November 9, from 9 PM until ?? Our friends at Grandmother’s Restaurant (4712 S. 82nd St., Ralston) have agreed to provide a stage and karaoke DJ, Howard Corbaley. They will also donate up to 20 percent of the evening’s proceeds to TAG. Money is designated for the web site renovation project.
TAG members and friends of TAG are welcome to gather for this fun evening. This includes persons under 21 (bracelets will be provided).
La la la… see you at Grandmother’s November 9th!
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On Stage News
* Bellevue Little Theatre Presents
The Philadelphia Story
November 5-21
This sophisticated comedy originally opened on Broadway in 1939 with Katherine Hepburn playing Tracy Lord, a spoiled, soon to be married socialite who confronts a life-changing choice when two suitors appear just before the wedding. The movie of the same name opened in 1940. The play gives the audience a peek at Philadelphia society in the pre-war 1940s.
Lori Obradovich directs; Robin Klusmire is producer. Jane Keller stage manages. Audrey Fisher plays Tracy; the rest of the cast includes Daniel Baye, Wes Clowers, Joe Fogarty, Jack Hogston, Jay Huse, Janet Macklin, Brandon Rohe, Ashton Taylor, Mary Trecek, and Jason Wegner.
Performances run Fridays and Saturdays at 8 PM and Sundays at 2 PM. Tickets are $15 for adults, $13 for seniors, and $7.50 for students. November 4th is a TAG Night Out with a suggested donation of $5 which goes to the TAG scholarship fund. Call 402-291-1554 for reservations; the box office is open Monday through Saturday from 10 AM to 4:30 PM. The theatre is located at 203 W. Mission Ave, Bellevue.
* BLUEBARN Theatre Presents
Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol
November 26 – December 18
“Marley was dead, to begin with..” – and what happens to Ebenezer Scrooge’s mean, sour, old business partner after that? Chained and shackled, Marley is condemned to a hellish eternity. He’s even given his own private tormentor: a malicious little hell-sprite who thoroughly enjoys his work. Desperate, Marley accepts his one chance to free himself: To escape his chains, he must first redeem Scrooge. So begins Marley’s journey of laughter and terror, redemption and renewal. Marley succeeds in opening Scrooge’s heart, but not before discovering his own.
Kevin Lawler directs. Nils Haaland plays Jacob Marley. The cast also includes Doug Blackburn, Alan Brincks, and Scott Working.
Performances run Thursdays - Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 6 PM. Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for students, seniors 65+. TAG Members, and groups of 10 or more. Performances take place in The Downtown Space, 614 S. 11th St., Omaha. For info or reservations, call 402-345-1576.
* Brigit Saint Brigit Theatre Company Presents
Julius Caesar
Through November 13
Shakespeare’s classic tragedy asks questions of moral ambiguity, such as whether the nature of an undertaking defines its goodness, and whether motive is an illusion that changes with the light.
Cathy Kurz directs; Kimberly Langer is Stage Manager. The cast
features Mark Scott as Julius Caesar, Jeremy Earl as Brutus, John Hatcher as Cassius, and Andrew McGreevy as Mark Antony. The cast also includes Michael Arch, Matthew Brown, Noah Diaz, Chris Fowler, Eric Grant-Leanna, Eric Griffith, Keith Homan, Mary Kelly, Laura Leininger, Steve Miller, Ashley Spessard, and Kelcey Watson.
Performances run Thursdays through Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 2 PM. Tickets are $22 for adults, $18 for students, seniors, and TAG members. On Thursdays, all seats are $15. The show performs at The Downtown Space, 614 S. 11th St., Omaha. Call 402-502-4910 for reservations.
* Chanticleer Community Theatre Presents
To Kill a Mockingbird
November 12-28
Set in Alabama during the Great Depression, this play follows the journey of Jem and Scout Finch, whose lawyer father Atticus Finch has been appointed to defend a black man framed for a crime he didn’t commit. As the trial progresses, the children witness their community in a tense tug of war between justice and racism.
Mark Manhart directs; Jerry Abels stage manages. Ron Hines is Atticus. The cast also includes Erin Abels, Richard Boyd, Abby Cameron, Melissa Carnahan, Molly Chedester, Emma Chvala, Kristin Dunbar, Chelsea Ert, Lily Gilliland, Corie Grant Leanna, Annie Johnson, Marty Johnson, Jackie Langenegger, Tym Livers, Phyllis Michel-Butler, William Muller, Dara Newson, John Payton, Mark Schnitzler, Ken Walker, and James Wright.
Performances run Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 2 PM. Tickets are $17 for adults, $14 for seniors, and $9 for children/students. Call 712-323-9955 for reservations. The theatre is located at 830 Franklin Avenue in Council Bluffs.
* Iowa Western Community College Presents
Man of La Mancha
November 11-20
This award-winning musical is a comic tragedy portraying mankind’s struggle to better both himself and the world in which he lives. Don Quixote is an eccentric idealist in a hostile, greedy, and cynical world. If Don Quixote is a fool, it is because the world does not live up to his ideals. As the audience watches his sometimes comic, sometimes dramatic attempts to right all the wrongs of the world, they realize his efforts, though seemingly puny and pathetic, are undoubtedly pure in intent as Don Quixote carries out his self-imposed crusade. The story is inspiring, thought-provoking, and entertaining. The score is a musical delight and contains one of the most moving moments in musical theatre as Don Quixote relates his personal credo in “The Impossible Dream.”
Performances run Thursdays - Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 2 PM. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for students, seniors, and TAG Members. Performances take place in the IWCC Arts Center, Black Box Theatre on the campus northwest of Council Bluffs (just off Exit 8 of I-80). For info or reservations, call 712-388-7140
* Nebraska Wesleyan U. Theatre Presents
Romeo and Juliet
November 4-14
This Shakespeare classic has variously been called “the greatest love story of all time,” a “lyric tragedy,” and a “hymn to youth, to passion, to speed, to danger.” This production invites audiences t hear the story and feel its tragic urgency as if for the first time.
Performances run in the Enid Miller Theatre, 51st St. & Huntington Ave., Lincoln, Thursdays - Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 2 PM. Tickets are $10 for adults, $7.50 seniors and TAG Members, and $5 students. For reservations, call 402-465-2384. Box Office hours are 2 – 5 PM Monday through Saturday.
* The Omaha Community Playhouse Presents
A Thousand Clowns
Through Nov. 21 (Howard Drew Theatre)
This is a comedy with serious themes. Murray Burns is a contentedly unemployed television writer. His bright young nephew Nick has been in Murray’s custody for seven years. Their lives are forced to change, however, social workers visit and non-conformist Murray faces an ultimatum: get a job or lose Nick.
Amy Lane directs; Stage manager is Liz Kendall-Weisser. Nick Zadina is Murray with Ben Adams as Nick. The cast also includes Rob Baker, Patricia Lilyhorn, Randy Vest, and Dave Weisser.
Performances run Thursdays through Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 2:00 PM only. Tickets are $35.00 for adults, $21.00 for students. $10 discount for TAG members; show membership card when picking up your ticket. Call 402-553-0800 for reservations or information.
* The Omaha Community Playhouse Presents
A Christmas Carol
November 19 – December 23 (Mainstage)
This holiday classic returns for its 35th anniversary edition. It’s a “glistening confection” for the entire family, compete with fabulous sets, gorgeous costumes, and a stocking full of beautiful music.
Carl Beck and Susan Baer Collins direct; Stage Manager is Steve Priesman; Musical Director is Jim Boggess. Jerry Longe is back for his fifth year as Ebenezer Scrooge, leading a cast of nearly 40 adults and children.
Performances run Wednesdays through Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 2:00 PM and 6:30 PM. There are no Wednesday performances in November. Special 35th Anniversary tickets for adults are $35. OCP subscribers may buy adult tickets for $30 for each subscription held. Students are $24. The TAG member discount if NOT available for this production; half-price (twilight) tickets will not be sold. The popular Seven Buck Sunday is not available for this special production. Call 402-553-0800 for reservations or information.
* SkullDuggery Theatre Presents
The Vertical Hour
November 11-28
Playwright David Hare investigates the morality of international intervention and how the war in Iraq impacts the lives of American and British citizens.
Dr. Cindy Melba Phaneuf directs.
Performances run Thursdays - Saturdays at 8 PM and Sundays at 6 PM. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for students, seniors, and military. For info or reservations, call 402-317-7893.
* SNAP! Productions Presents
Valley of the Dolls
November 11 – December 12
(See ad in this issue of TAGLines)
This rowdy romp is a hilarious pill-poppin’ parody of the shocking movie that was based on the even more scandalous 60s bestseller. SNAP! makes it cross-dressing at its bitchiest, complete with all the sexcapades, tantrums, defeats, triumphs, wig-flushing, and pill popping you remember from the originals.
M. Michele Phillips directs with JoAnn Goodhew as Stage Manager. The cast includes Echelle Childers, Steven Knox, Chelsea Long, Tom Lowe, Melinda Mead, Adam Nathan, Ron Osborn, Michal Simpson, and Gina Wagner.
Performances run Thursdays - Saturdays at 8 PM and Sundays at 6 PM (except Dec. 12 at 2 PM.). November 11th is a TAG Night Out; suggested donation of $5 which goes to the TAG scholarship fund. Reservations strongly recommended. Nov. 13th show is for a private party. The Nov. 21st show will be signed for the hearing impaired. No show Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25th. All seats are $20, general admission. Special Thursday night pricing does not apply for this production. For info, call 402-345-1576; however, tickets may only be purchased online at www.snapproductuos.com. NO PHONE SALES. The theatre is at 3225 California St., Omaha.
* UNO Dept. of Theatre Presents
Noises Off
November 17-20; December 1-4
(See flyer for TAG Teens in this issue.)
This play takes a hilarious look at the follies of theatre folk, whose out-of-control egos, passionate affairs, and memory loss turn every performance into a high-risk adventure. Brimming with slapstick comedy, Noises Off is a backstage farce of slamming doors, falling trousers, and flying sardines.
Directed by D. Scott Glasser.
Performances run Wednesdays - Saturdays at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and UNO faculty/staff, $5 non-UNO students; free for UNO students with ID. Performances take place in the Weber Fine Arts Building on the UNO campus, 6001 Dodge St., Omaha. For info or reservations, call 402-554-2406.
* Omaha Theatre Co. at The Rose Presents
Go, Dog, Go
Through November 7
The Rose created this stage adaptation of P.D. Eastman’s popular children’s book 10 years ago and it’s back again, offering fun and entertainment as all the neighborhood dogs – big, small, black, white, fast, slow – come together for the biggest dog party in town! Recommended age 4 to adult.
Fran Sillau directs Jeff Haffner, Jim Hoggatt, Sara Kaus, Amanda Kibler, Joshua Mullady, and Tim Siragusa.
Performances are at 7 PM Friday, 2 PM and 7 PM Saturday, and 2 PM and 4:30 PM Sunday. General admission seating is free to Rose season members. Non-member tickets are $16; discount coupons can be picked up at Hy-Vee supermarkets. Call 402-345-4849 for more information. The theatre is at 2001 Farnam St.
* Omaha Theatre Co. at The Rose Presents
Peter Pan – The Musical
November 26 – December 19
Peter and Wendy (and her Darling brothers), Captain Hook and The Lost Boys, pirates and Indians – the main stage at The Rose comes alive in this beloved tale of the boy from Neverland who “won’t grow up.” The recommended age is six to adult.
Performances run at 7 PM on Fridays and 2 PM on Saturdays and Sundays. The theatre is at 2001 Farnam St. Tickets are $10 for Rose season members and $16 for non-members. Seating is general admission. For info, call 402-345-4849.
* TADA Productions Presents
Smoke on the Mountain
November 11 – December 12
It’s 1938. The congregation of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, deep in the mountains of North Carolina, is hosting the colorful Sanders Family, a singing gospel group who play instruments form wash-tub bass to accordion. Mix the style of a Broadway musical with the heart and quirkiness of A Prairie Home Companion, drop in tunes like those heard in O Brother, Where Art Thou, add some audience participation – and you have this fun show.
Robert D. Rook directs. Musical Director is Cris Rook. The cast includes Beth King, William Maltas, Jaci Manning, Curtis Moeller, Cork Ramer,
Cris Rook, and Pat Runyon. Performances run Thursdays - Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 2 PM. No shows Thanksgiving weekend. Tickets are $18 Thu-Sat and $15 Sun matinees. TADA performs in the Creamery Building at 701 P St. in the historic Haymarket District of Lincoln. For info or reservations, call 402-438-8232. Or buy tickets online at www.tadatheatre.info.
* Holy Cross Catholic Church Presents
TRAUMA: The Dastardly Doctor Devereaux
November 5 - 14
Boo! Hiss! Cheer! Beer! (Yes, beer!) It’s a medical musical meloTRAUMA that will have you laughing and having a seriously
wonderful time. This crazy clinical comedy sure ain’t your grandma’s melodrama.
Roxanne Wach directs; Musical Director is Karen Shrader. The cast includes Mike Alfieri, Ann Downey, Mike Downey, Dave Howard, Deb Kelly, Amy Klein, KC McCaslin, Teri Mulcahy, Tim Mulcahy, Lois Nemec, Jeff Shiields, and Courtney Thelander.
Performances run Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 6 PM. Tickets are $10 adults, $5 children under 12. Family tickets are available for $35 (2 adults, 5+ chlren 18 and under). Performances take place in the Holy Cross School Gym, 1502 S. 48th St., Omaha. For info or reservations, call 402-553-6201.
& OTHER GOOD STUFF
* Performing Artists Repertory Theatre
Presents
The World Goes Round
Through November 7
Enjoy the songs of Kander and Ebb with Tim Abou-Nasr, Jonathan Hickerson, Kirstin Kluver, Kathy Tyree and Tiffany White-Welchen. It’s a song and dance extravaganza ranging from the serious to the silly – even a number on roller skates!
Gordon Cantiello directs. Musical Director is Mark Kurtz. Patrick Roddy did the choreography.
Performances run Thursday and Saturday at 7:30 PM and Sunday at 2 PM at the Jewish Community Center, 333 S. 132nd St., Omaha. For tickets, call 402-706-0778. Box Office hours are noon to 5 PM, Monday through Sunday.
* Voices of Omaha Presents
Handel’s Messiah
November 21 (Holland Center)
The all-volunteer Voices of Omaha presents its 42nd annual performance of Handel’s oratorio Messiah in the Kiewit Concert Hall at the Holland Center. The performance is free and open to the public: 3 PM on Sunday, November 21st.
Conducted by artistic director Edward Hurd, more than 135 sngers will be joined by soloists Anne DeVries, Janet Carlsen Campbell, Paul Koenig, and Terry Hodges, plus an orchestra drawn from among Omaha’s finest musicians.
For more info, visit http://voicesofomaha.blogspot.com.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW - Yesterday and Today: An Interactive Beatles Experience
Omaha Community Playhouse (Howard Drew Theatre)
December 3-31
Billy McGuigan plus his brothers and band return for another year of fabulous music chosen by audience members. All seats are reserved and cost $38.
Performances run Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30 PM plus Sundays at 2 PM.
Two special New Year’s Eve performances are available at 7 PM ($50) and 10 PM ($75). See in the new year with Billy and complimentary champagne (non-alcoholic beverages also available).
SEMINAR SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 6, 10 AM to 5 PM (with one hour lunch break): hosted by the UNO Department of Theatre in conjunction with the Omaha Film Festival, featuring film and television producer Howard Rosenman who returns following his earlier seminar in January 2010. The November seminar will provide
an in-depth view of the realities of producing for the big screen. Day seminar tickets are $75. Students and participants who attended the introductory seminar in January will be offered a $25 discount. The seminar will be held in the CPACS Building on the UNNO Dodge Street campus. For information and to purchase tickets, visit www.thehollywoodsell.com. Local media contact is Kathleen Lawler, [email protected].
SPOTLIGHT
HONOR FOR TAG LIFE MEMBER BETTE SWANSON
Bellevue’s Bette Swanson was honored October 21st as one of seven Sarpy County women named Worthy Women of Distinction for 2010. The presentation was sponsored by the World Herald Media Group and held at the Fontenelle Forest Nature Center. Bette is a past president and current member of the Bellevue Little Theatre’s Board of Directors. She is a past recipient of the Theatre Arts Guild’s Norm and Louise Filbert Lifetime Achievement Award.
TREASURES ALL AROUND US
The Theatre Arts Guild is proud of and tries to publicize the broad diversity of our Omaha theatre community. A valuable segment of that community comprises the theatre departments of local colleges and universities: Creighton University; Iowa Western Community College; Metropolitan Community College; Midland University; Nebraska Wesleyan University; and University of Nebraska at Omaha. Faculty and staff work with students to introduce them to the dramatic arts and give them “real-world” experience (onstage, backstage, tech arts) within the academic setting. Then, when possible, that experience and training is put on display via full-blown productions of dramas, comedies, and musicals presented to the schools’ populations and to the public at large. By necessity, there can be only a few productions each academic year, each with a limited number of performances. The fact is that university and college productions deserve a wider audience than they usually get due to the number of performances available for the public to see. TAG members are encouraged to watch for announcements in TAGLines or the local media to alert them to shows and actors and sets they really ought to see. Resolve now to get out to more university/college shows this year! Enjoy the sparkling treasures all around us!
REMINDER: Access to the Members Only portion of the Theatre Arts Guild web site requires setting up a username and password. Contact [email protected] and get access to all issues of the TAGLines newsletter from 2000 through 2010 as well as the 2010-2011 Preview Guide, TAG By-Laws, a list of current TAG Board members, information on the TAG script library, and the online version of the Membership Directory.
AN EASY WAY TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT YOUR THEATRE ARTS GUILD! When you choose to shop online at Amazon.com, go first to the TAG web site at www.theatreartsguild.com and click on the Amazon box at the bottom of the home page. Your click-through will result in funds for TAG – at no cost to you! Thanks!
TAG 2010-11 Membership Directory Issues.
After the hard copy Directory was mailed out, some errors and omissions were noticed. A data base error, for example, resulted in omission of information for The Lofte Theatre located on Highway near Manley, NE. The Lofte’s contact information as well as data about their 2010-2011 season IS included in the online Preview Guide and in the Theatre Directory found at www.theatreartsguild.com. We apologize, however, that appropriate information was not
included in the hard copy Directory.
If you are a TAG Member or member theatre/organization and you did not receive a hard copy Directory or if you determine that you are listed incorrectly or not at all, please contact the Membership Chair by e-mail at [email protected].
Contact Information for TAG Members. As a cost saving measure, TAG tries to do as much communication as possible online. But that means we need to keep address info up-to-date … and that means we need YOUR help to let us know when things change. Forward updates to TAG, P.O. Box 24008, Omaha NE 68124, or [email protected].
From TAG Member Jerry Golmanavich
An open letter to the Omaha theatre community
Many of you may know that I am supporting a project called The Magic Center that would be the headquarters for the oldest magic fraternity in this country: The Society of American Magicians. I’ve presented this opportunity to many throughout Omaha including present and previous mayors, the Convention and Visitors Bureau (where I volunteer at the Visitor Center), the Chamber of Commerce, Omaha Economic Development, and as many as I think may be interested in this project which was started about five years ago.
All that I have mentioned it to have implied support which leads me to believe that Omaha may once again want to be "Magic City." I am
at a disadvantage since I am not officially on the Magic Center committee, so I am not always privy to the latest developments within the project. Here's what I have been told.
They are now looking for 4-5 acres or so where there may be existing offices with the potential to expand and build two theaters at some later date. One would be a small cabaret type with capacity for 50 or so and the other with a capacity of 500 or so. Included in the “vision” would be a library, archival storage and display area, a museum, classrooms, retail space and the offices for their headquarters.
As I continue to collect information, I am feeling that there may also be a need for some other community theaters for performance space. I don’t know if Magic Center theater(s) would be offered to other organizations, but under the right circumstances, I think the S.A.M. would surely consider some collaborative arrangement.
If you pull up the website http://sammagiccenter.com/ you may see what’s been going on so far. One original thought was that The Magic Center could move into a school building that is no longer being used. Omaha has a strong history in magic and some noteworthy magicians-both professional and amateur. To summarize, The Magic Center Foundation is looking for donations and a place in which to put The Magic Center. I believe this would put a feather in
our cap-or maybe a rabbit in our hat. I am looking for any type of intelligent input ([email protected]) Jerry Golmanavich Secretary, Omaha Magical Society, S.A.M. Assembly #7
And waiting in the wings … Nebraska Wesleyan University – A Christmas Carol – Dec 2-12 SkullDuggery Theatre – Transpotting – Dec 2-19 Aspen Santa Fe Ballet – The Nutcracker – Dec 3-5 Lofte Theatre – Christmas at Leon’s – Dec 3-19 Omaha Community Playhouse (Howard Drew Theatre) – Yesterday & Today – Dec 3-31 The Rose – Santa Clause is Coming to Town – Dec 26-30
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THEATRE PLANNING M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T
November 2010 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
BLT Philadelphia Story T X X X X X X X X C
BB Marley’s Xmas Carol X X X
BSB Julius Caesar X X X X X X C
CHAN Kill a Mockingbird X X X X X X X X C
IWCC Man of LaMancha X X X X X X C
NWU Romeo & Juliet X X X C
OCP 1000 Clowns X X X X X X X X X X X C
OCP A Christmas Carol X X X X X X
SD Vertical Hour X X X X X X X X X X C
SNAP Valley of Dolls T X X X X X X X X X X
UNO Noises Off X X X X
ROSE Go Dog Go X X C
ROSE Peter Pan X X X
TADA Smoke on Mountain X X X x X X X X
HCCC Dr Devereaux X X X X X C
PART World Goes Round X X C
VOO Messiah C
NTC Sing for Lara Too C
TAG Karaoke Night C
AUDITIONS
BLT Leading Ladies X X
CHAN Little Women X X
OCP Odd Couple X X
OCP Nunsense X X
Legend T TAG Night Out C Closing Performance
BLT Bellevue Little Theatre SD SkullDuggery Theatre VOO Voices of Omaha
BB Blue Barn SNAP Snap Productions NTC Nebraska Theatre Caravan
BSB Brigit Saint Brigit UNO University of Nebraska Omaha
CHAN Chanticleer Theatre ROSE Omaha Theatre Company at The Rose
IWCC Iowa Western Community College TADA TADA Productions, Lincoln
NWU Nebraska Wesleyan University HCCC Holy Cross Catholic Church
OCP Omaha Community Playhouse PART Performing Artists Repertory Theatre
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Theatre Arts Guild, Inc.
P.O. Box 24008
Omaha, NE 68124-0008
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TAG Board of Directors & General Information
Mary Kelly (2011), President [email protected] Debbie Andrews (2011), Newsletter Chair [email protected]
Matt Bross (2013), Publicity Chair [email protected] Randall Stevens (2012), Awards Co-Chair [email protected]
Bernie Clark (2013), Theatre Services Co-Chair/Theatre Arts Grant Chair Thomas Lowe (2013), Scholarship Co-Chair [email protected]
[email protected] Lois Nemec (2011), Corresponding Secretary/Scholarship Co-Chair/TNO Co-Chair
Jim Herron (2012), Membership/Internet Chair [email protected] Emily Neve (2013), Scholarship Co-Chair/Teens Reps Chair [email protected]
Cathy Hirsch (2012), Program Co-Chair [email protected] Ann Shaughnessy (2013), Awards & TNO Co-Chair [email protected]
Debbie Krambeck (2012), Treasurer/Finance Chair/President-Elect/ Pat Thomas (2012) Program & TNO Co-Chair [email protected]
Nominating Chair Allison Wissman (2011), Recording Secretary/By-Laws Chair [email protected]
Jerry Onik (2011), Theatre Services Co-Chair/Ways & Means Chair [email protected]
The next Board of Directors’ meeting will be held Saturday, Nov. 13 at Swanson Library at 10:00 a.m. All TAG Members are welcome and encouraged to attend. Call Mary Kelly (402) 733-6999
The final DEADLINE for items, articles and advertisements for the November issue of Taglines is Thursday, November 23, 2010
To submit newsletter information/articles, send via e-mail to [email protected] (preferred) or mail to TAG, Attn: Debbie Andrews, Box 24008, Omaha, NE 68124.
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