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HAIRSPRAY
Book by Music by Lyrics by
Mark O’Donnell Marc Shaiman Scott Wittman
Thomas Meehan Marc Shaiman
Based on the New Line Cinema film written and directed by John Waters
Directing team
Director Music Director Choreographer
Leslie Charipar Janelle Lauer Mike Weaver
Assistant Assistant Assistant

Director Music Director Choreographer
Brandon McDaniel Benjamin Schmidt Lovar Davis Kidd
Design team
Set Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer Costume Designer
Bret Gothe Derek Easton Mitch Brown Joni Sackett
Producing team
Executive Artistic Sales Finance & Administrative
Director Director Director Director
Casey Prince Leslie Charipar Richie Akers J David Carey
Theatre Cedar Rapids is supported, in part, by the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs
and by the City of Cedar Rapids Hotel/Motel Tax revenue.
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THE CAST THE CREW

Treashana Baker: Dynamite Stage Manager Set Construction
Stephen Banks: Stooie Amanda Mayfield Mike Peiffer
Mark Baumann: Wilbur Turnblad Dave Kelchen
Sound Assistant Andrea Gorsh
Karl Becker: Corny Collins Jenny Titus Tyson Schultz
Clayton Besong: Gilbert Kristen Aller
Rachel Brandt: Lou Ann Light Board Operator Gordie Felger
Jay Burken: Fender Sheila Wagner Rachel Potthoff
Cameron Byrd: Duane Brinkley Braden
Costume Assistant Jeff Clark
Aaron Canterbury: Brad Marnie Marshall Larry Hansen
Alea Challenger: Ruby James McEniry
Ameena Gabrielle Challenger: Keisha Follow Spots Brandon Dean
Tina Conroy: Velma Von Tussle Savannah Lauer Mario Roil
Amanda Ramsdell Tabitha Andrews
Emma Drtina: Tracy Turnblad
Drew D Evans
Staisha Federick: Dynamite Backstage Crew Rae Ellen Roeder
Jayda Federick-Williams: Double Dutch Girl T.J. Robb Kyle Langhurst
Tajia Federick-Williams: Double Dutch Girl Rachel Potthoff Julie Privett
Melia Beschta Brian Privett
Olivia Ferguson: Lorraine Amy Schramp
Theresa Fuller: Amber Von Tussle Costume Construction
Michael Holmes: Edna Turnblad Wardrobe Crew Gail Bowers
Carly Herron: Penny Pingleton Megan Anderson Mary Kay Brandt
Emma Conroy Maria Camarotti
Precious Kimbrough: Double Dutch Girl Mindy Oberreuter
Andy Lesieur: Mr. Spritzer/Principal/Mr. Pinky Sergio Camarotti
Nancy Patrick Suzanne Charipar
Marita May: Brenda / Bertha Corina Sanders Gretchen Hunt
ShaCorrie McBride: Little Inez Nicole Schumacher Olivia Lestrud
Shane Nielsen: IQ Jenna Struve Allyson Lousek
Josh Payne: Link Larkin Mary Ann McComas
Scenic Painting Bonnie Moses
Ezekiel Pittmon: Seaweed J. Stubbs Daniel Kelchen Kate Myers
Amy Rehnstrom: Prudy/Gym Teacher/Matron Mindy Oberreuter
Benjamin Schmidt: Cameraman Cast Photography Nancy Patrick
Steve Eckert Jane Sloan
Naomi Spence: Cindy Watkins
Bailey Steinke: Tammy Vicki Thompson
Publicity Photography Sharon Wendel
Nikki Stewart: Shelley Alisabeth Von Presley Deb Winter
Alicia Strong: Dynamite
Production Photography Costume Donors
Derrick VanDerMillen: Sketch Rob Merritt
Deandrea Leigh Watkins: Motormouth Maybelle Erma Allison
Hairstyling Terese Claeys
ExSalonce: Helen Coppock
Teresa Keith, Ruthie Trudo Robert Davison
THE BAND Patti Ferguson
Director/Keyboards Janelle Lauer Urban Vintage Hair Studio: Joan Garbers
Drums/Percussion Greg Kanz Jess Mapel Kathy Good
Bass Dave Olinger Jeanne Hepker
Zhen Rammelsberg Jan Lacy
Guitar Ron DeWitte Ben Lafayette
Trumpet Noah Alvarado Laura Lovseth
Special Thanks
Trombone Kyle Fliger Kennedy High School Jerilyn Lueders
Saxophone Neel Ghosh Len Struttmann Marion Musical Club
TCR Volunteers Susie Moran
Loraine Ogden
Myron & Esther Wilson
MUSICAL NUMBERS SETTING: Baltimore, Maryland 1962
Act I
"Good Morning Baltimore" ...........................................................................................Tracy and Company
"The Nicest Kids in Town" ................................................................................Corny and Council Members
"Mama, I’m a Big Girl Now" ............................Edna, Tracy, Prudy, Penny, Velma, Amber, and Female Ensemble
"I Can Hear the Bells" .................................................................................Tracy, Velma, and Council Girls
"(The Legend of) Miss Baltimore Crabs" .............Velma and Council Members with Tracy, Penny, and Little Inez
"The Madison" ...........................................................................................................Corny and Company
"The Nicest Kids in Town (Reprise)"....................................................................Corny and Council Members
"It Takes Two" ..............................................................................................Link, Tracy, and Council Boys
"Welcome to the 60’s" .................................................................Tracy, Edna, The Dynamites, and Company
"Run and Tell That!" .......................................Seaweed, Little Inez, Tracy, Penny, Link, and Motormouth Kids
"Big, Blonde, and Beautiful" ..............................................................................Motormouth and Company
Act II
"Good Morning Baltimore (Reprise)" .................................................................................................Tracy
"(You’re) Timeless to Me" .................................................................................................Edna and Wilbur
"Without Love" ........................................................................Tracy, Link, Penny, Seaweed, and Dynamites
"I Know Where I’ve Been" .....................................................Motormouth, Tracy, Link, and Motormouth Kids
"(It’s) Hairspray" .............................................................................................Corny and Council Members
"Cooties" ......................................................................................................Amber and Council Members
"You Can’t Stop the Beat" ..........................................................................................................Company
There will be one 15-minute intermission. T-shirts and TCR merchandise available in our lobby!
MEET THE CAST
Treashana Baker: Dynamite Treashana is from Little Rock, AK. She loves music and singing and is very
involved in the Choir and Praise Team at Living Waters Kingdom Church. Aside from music, Treashana enjoys
cooking, eating, traveling, dancing, shopping and most importantly spending time with family and friends. She
is very excited to be in Hairspray because she gets to share the stage with her church members whom she
loves very much. This is her very first show and she's having the time of her life!
Stephen Banks: Stooie This is Stephen’s first production at TCR. Prior musical experience includes Jesus
Christ, Superstar, Guys and Dolls, Secret Garden, Urinetown, and Big River. When Stephen isn’t performing in
a musical he sings a cappella in a band named “Sunday Afternoon”. The Cedar Rapids-based band travels the
Midwest performing at fairs, festivals, and competitions. He thanks his family and friends for their love and
support. Most of all, he thanks his mother for always being there for him. He hopes they enjoy the show!
Mark Baumann: Wilbur Turnblad This is Mark Baumann’s first appearance on the TCR stage, but he has
played the Barton theater organ before for TCR productions. Mark sells promotional products, trophies and
laser work for American Specialties and is a local Director Consultant for Business Network International. He
also is an adjunct instructor in music for Kirkwood Community College, Principal Organist at St. Paul’s United
Methodist Church and Saturday Organist at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, both in Cedar Rapids. He is
motivated to perform due to the “timeless” support of his wife Marcia, their three daughters, Maria, Meghann
and Meredith and a cast of friends.
Karl Becker: Corny Collins Hairspray is Karl Becker’s first time onstage. Acting has been a lifelong ambition
of Karl's, and since he has recently taken the plunge to be a self-employed iPhone app developer, he decided
it was also time to explore his acting ability. His performance is in honor of his mother, Linda, who helped him
understand the importance of living the life you want, and his father, Gaylynn, who is a role model for honest,
selfless hard work and perseverance.
Clayton Besong: Gilbert Clayton Besong has been around Cedar Rapids for most of his life. His
theatrical/musical experience has been limited to being a violinist with the orchestra pit for productions and has
inched closer to the theater "big stage" by being part of a stage crew for a Playtime Poppy production - both
occurring during his tenure at Washington High School. His prodigious appetite for music has always been
satisfied as far back as he can remember by being a member of orchestras and a wide variety of choirs.
Clayton has a B.A. in Medical Informatics with a minor in Music Performance from Knox College, and is
currently a Systems Analyst at Mercy Medical Center.
Rachel Brandt: Lou Ann This is Rachel’s first appearance on the TCR stage since she was a member of the
children’s chorus. She loves to sing and dance and has recently been seen in Kennedy High School’s Fame.
Her senior year this fall will be filled with show choir and the varsity dance team at Kennedy. She hopes you
enjoy the show!
Jay Burken: Fender Jay is back at TCR as the resident ginger and honorary Black woman. He is thrilled to
be a part of this incredibly talented cast and he thanks the entire directing team for casting him in this show.
Jay really hopes you enjoy Hairspray as much as he has enjoyed rehearsing it! He asks you to please forgive
the white people for pretending to sing with the unbelievable gospel talent you are about to see. Special
shout-out to his friends who have always believed in him and encouraged him to follow his heart!
Cameron Byrd: Duane Cameron has been a part of many TCR shows, and has loved every moment of each
one. First “Tom Collins” in Rent in 2010, he has also been in Guys and Dolls, A Christmas Carol, and
Wedding Singer. Cameron has also been in other community productions, such as Rocky Horrow Show,
Children of Eden, Jekeyll & Hyde, and Big River. “I am blessed to be a part of such an amazing cast! You
Can’t Stop the Beat!”
MEET THE CAST (continued)
Aaron Canterbury: Brad Hairspray will be Aaron's fifth appearance on the Theatre Cedar Rapids
stage, most recently playing the role of "George" in The Wedding Singer. He is looking forward to
playing council member "Brad", as well as, getting to channel his inner fashionista as a Pinkie. Post
Hairspray, Aaron will be taking a temporary hiatus from the TCR stage to return to school at the
University of Northern Iowa to major in Communication studies with a minor in Spanish. "I will truly miss
the home and family that I have made at this theatre, but I'm ready to start a new and exciting chapter
in my life!" Dare to be different, dare to stand out, dare to be you!
Alea Challenger: Ruby Hairspray is Alea's first performance with Theatre Cedar Rapids. She is a
sophomore at Xavier High School where she is a sophomore football cheerleader, a member of
Xuberance show choir, and is involved in many other extracurricular activities. Alea would like to thank
her family and friends for supporting her and coming to see her perform. Enjoy the show!
Ameena Gabrielle Challenger: Keisha Ameena is a junior at Xavier High School. She is in Xhilaration
Show Choir, National Honor Society, and is a varsity football cheerleader. TCR's Hairspray is her first
production EVER, and she is grateful to be in the cast and thrilled to be able to perform with her sister,
Alea. She thanks her parents for supporting her, her little brother and little sister for watching "the same
show" for a month, and Leslie & Janelle for making a dream come true by casting her in Hairspray. She
hopes the audience is having as much fun as she is!
Tina Conroy: Velma Von Tussle From sweet Sandy (Grease, 1993) to nasty Velma, Tina has come a
long way since her first show at TCR...19 years ago THIS MONTH! She would like to thank her husband,
Barney, and her children: Emma, Lucy, Liam, Clara, and Alice for their support and encouragement...And to
TCR for giving her and her family THE BEST creative outlet ever!
Emma Drtina: Tracy Turnblad Emma is ecstatic to be a part of this electric production of Hairspray!
It's always been her dream to play the role of Tracy Turnblad, and she is so thankful to TCR and the
directing team for giving her the opportunity. Emma has previously been seen in RENT, Guys and
Dolls, and The Wedding Singer at TCR. She is very thankful to everyone that has supported her
throughout the process (EVEN including her Mom singing Hairspray songs around the house) and is so
grateful to be part of such an impactful show. Enjoy the show! :)
Staisha Federick: Dynamite Staisha is from Cedar Rapids and has previously been involved in
Divapalooza, Moving Home and Hair. She loves music and singing and is very involved in the Choir and
Praise Team at Living Waters Kingdom Church. Aside from music, Staisha enjoys cooking, reading,
travelling, movies and most importantly spending time with family and friends. She is most excited about
her role in Hairspray because she has gotten to share the stage with her two wonderful daughters, Tajia
and Jayda, along with other family members and close friends.
Jayda Federick-Williams: Double Dutch Girl Jayda is a third grader making her first appearance at
TCR. She attends Erskine Elementary School and has participated in several school plays. She is a
member of Living Waters Kingdom Church and is a part of the Children's Choir and Praise Dance Team.
Jayda enjoys singing, dancing and entertaining, being outdoors, swimming and spending time with
family and friends.
Tajia Federick-Williams: Double Dutch Girl Tajia is a fifth grader making her first appearance at
TCR. She attends Erskine Elementary School and has participated in several school plays. She is a
member of Living Waters Kingdom Church and is a part of the Children's Choir, and Praise Dance
Team. Tajia enjoys singing and dancing, reading, swimming, playing basketball for Junior Warriors and
spending time with family and friends.
Olivia Ferguson: Lorraine Olivia previously participated in Dear Edwina Jr. and School House Rock Live at
Theatre Cedar Rapids. She has been a member of five musicals at her high school and a musical with the
Iowa City Theatre. She has sung the National Anthem numerous times, loves walks on the beach, and
dancing in the rain. She would like to thank Leslie for this opportunity and her family and friends for the large
amount of support and love they give her every day.
Theresa Fuller: Amber Von Tussle This is Theresa's second show here at TCR, and she is super excited
for many more performances! She was last seen as Maid Marian in Washington High School's production of
Robin Hood. She would like to thank both her parents for all the love, support and gas money that got her to
TCR every day!
Michael Holmes: Edna Turnblad Michael is thrilled to be returning to the TCR Stage as Edna Tumblad. In
his spare time, Michael can be found volunteering for Little Paws Dog Rescue, quilting or traveling around the
world. Special thanks to Karl for the love and encouragement that are never in short supply.
Carly Herron: Penny Pingleton Carly has been in 13 at TCR and musicals at Washington High School.
When she’s not performing, she’s playing piano and guitar, teaching piano lessons, or being a sophomore at
Wash. She is unbelievably excited for the chance to be in this fun show. She would love to thank Janelle and
Leslie for this chance, and her family and friends for their support!
Precious Kimbrough: Double Dutch Girl Precious’ biography was not submitted, but that’s okay! TCR is
using this space to thank all of the volunteers (including Precious) for their hard work and support!
Andy Lesieur: Mr. Spritzer/Principal/Mr. Pinky To play multiple characters in one show is any actor's
dream, and Andy Lesieur gets to do it with the dream cast of Hairspray by playing Mr. Spritzer, Principal, and
Mr Pinky! This is Andy's second show at TCR after his TCR debut as the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland.
Andy studied theatre and vocal performance at Kirkwood Community College and Simpson College in
Indianola, Iowa. He has been a volunteer drama director at First Assembly of God church for the past four
years, and he is currently working to be a professional performer.
Marita May: Brenda / Bertha Marita is going to be a junior next year at Luther College, pursuing a Music
Management degree. She was last seen in Xavier's production of Les Miserables as Eponine, and is delighted
to be back on the stage! This is her first TCR experience and she is so blessed to be a part of this show.
Special thanks to the directors for giving the opportunity to work with all these incredibly talented musicians.
ShaCorrie McBride: Little Inez ShaCorrie has only performed in show choir with her school. This is
ShaCorrie's first time performing with Theatre Cedar Rapids. When ShaCorrie is not working with Theatre
Cedar Rapids she is working in sports activities or spending time with family or friends. ShaCorrie wants to
thank everyone who believed in her. Also, she wants to thank family and friends for encouragement.
Shane Nielsen: IQ Shane is so excited to be performing in his first ever TCR production. As an active
member of the Kennedy High School drama department, his favorite shows have included A Funny Thing
Happened on the Way to the Forum (Pseudolus), Seussical (Cat in the Hat), and Harvey (Elwood P. Dowd).
Shane was also a two-year member of Kennedy's varsity show choir, Happiness, Inc. and earned 10 All-State
Speech nominations, including both the 2011 and 2012 Critic's Choice Banner for Group Improvisation. Next
year, Shane plans to attend the University of Iowa and would like to thank his family, the directors, and the
entire cast for allowing him to be in such an outstanding production.
Josh Payne: Link Larkin Josh Payne is a senior-to-be at Kennedy High School and has been involved in
Show Choir, Theatre, and Speech. This is Josh's first production here at TCR and he is so happy to be
involved with such a great cast and crew. He would also like to say a big thank you to his parents for being so
supportive of his busy summer. And Kellee Darner. She's pretty neat. Enjoy the show!
Ezekiel Pittmon: Seaweed J. Stubbs Ezekiel’s biography was not submitted, but that’s okay! TCR is using
this space to thank all of the volunteers (including Ezekiel) for their hard work and support!
Amy Rehnstrom: Prudy/Gym Teacher/Matron Amy is thrilled to be appearing on the TCR stage for the
second time having recently played Rosie in The Wedding Singer. Amy is an Assistant Professor of Forensic
Science and Microbiology at Kirkwood and an animal lover who is parent to, among others, a three legged cat
named Peg. She thanks her ever supportive posse of friends (Anna, Diane, Lynne and Ruth) for encouraging
her to do theater and she dedicates her performance to one of the great loves of her life, Mr. John Waters.
Benjamin Schmidt: Cameraman Benjamin is excited to make his onstage debut at TCR. He has been the
Assistant Director for TCR productions. More notable in Sweeney Todd, for which he did arrangements for the
specific orchestrations. He is currently attending the University of Northern Iowa, pursuing a double major in
Music Education and Composition/Theory. He would like to thank Janelle and Leslie for this and every
opportunity given to him. He would also like to thank Nikki and his family for their infinite support and love.
Naomi Spence: Cindy Watkins This is Naomi’s fourth show at Theatre Cedar Rapids. She is involved in
show choir, cross country, and soccer at Washington High School where she will be a senior this year. She
would like to thank her mother, and her sisters, Mekela and Alexis, for being so supportive, and Abuelita for
being her number one fan. Before Hairspray Naomi was just a girl with a reoccurring nightmare that she was
late to practice, so she would like to thank herself for making that dream a reality.
Bailey Steinke: Tammy This is Bailey's fourth appearance on the TCR stage. Bailey will be a senior at
Kennedy High School where she is the President of the Theatre Department. Previous shows include,
Sweeney Todd, Seussical the Musical, Fame and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. Bailey is also involved in
show choir, speech team, and a class officer. She has loved her experience with this show and has loved the
opportunity to work with the wonderful talent. Bailey would like to thank her family for their undying support;
the cast for being truly amazing; and the directing team for dealing with this huge cast of weirdoes. “Enjoy the
show and stay chunky!”
Nikki Stewart: Shelley Hairspray marks Nikki's ninth performance at TCR since her 2007 debut as the Magic
Carpet in Aladdin Jr. More recently she's been seen as Lucy in 13, a Hot Box Girl in Guys and Dolls, and
Glinda in The Wizard of Oz at Washington High School, from where she recently graduated. Next fall, Nikki
plans to attend the University of Iowa, pursuing a degree in Music. This summer, while not at the theatre, she
will be in the fields detasseling and snuggling with her cat.
FROM THE DIRECTOR MEET THE CAST (continued)

”Hairspray is a Alicia Strong: Dynamite This is Alicia’s third show at
complicated show.” TCR, most recently having been in Rent two summers
I know…you’re thinking “what’s ago. A singer all her life, Alicia’s favorite style is gospel,
so complicated about a bunch of but she sings a little bit of everything.
teenagers in the 60s singing and
Derrick VanDerMillen: Sketch Derrick is thrilled to be
dancing?” But that’s the beauty of this among some of the "nicest kids in town" and man his
show. It’s upbeat and accessible and funny, but it’s also about a "wiener stand." Special thanks to the dynamic duo of
tenuous time in history, when we were on the cusp of everything Leslie and Janelle for casting him in yet another of their
changing. In 1988, John Waters created a film called Hairspray, rocking shows as well as Mike and LD for helping him
the original Hairspray. It’s not a musical, but it is the beginning accomplish the "long-striding pony." As always, much love
to his family: Mom, Dad, and Liv. Love you guys!
of the joyful underdog spirit of the musical, which premiered on
Broadway in 2002, and the 2007 movie, starring John Travolta as
Deandrea Leigh Watkins: Motormouth Maybelle
Edna. John Waters was the guy who grew up in 1960s Baltimore, Deandrea Leigh Watkins is a New Orleans native,
dreaming of and eventually dancing on the local Buddy Deane Department of Chemistry doctoral candidate at UI, and
Show (the real Corny Collins Show on which Waters based his brand new business owner. She's elated about performing
film). at Theater Cedar Rapids for the first time. She dedicates
So we’re talking about a play about a chubby teenage
her performance to Mrs. Leola Williams Daugntain, Mrs.
Rebecca Houston Watkins, Ms. Nellie Davis Rudolph,
girl who desperately wants to be on the Corny Collins Show but
Rev. Dr. Adrian Watkins Sr., Ms. Diane Williams Watkins,
probably won’t because she’s chubby. But it’s also a play about a Ms. Beathel Williams, Ms. Annie Williams Simmons, Mrs.
middle-aged woman who gave up her dreams to get married and Jacqueline Watkins Lemot, Ms. Ariane Watkins, Mr.
raise a child. And it’s a play about how hateful people can be to Adrian Watkins Jr., Ms. LaRelle Brown, Mr. Arthur
each other people when they’re afraid of our differences. And it’s Edwards Jr., Rev. Vanessa Williams Polk, Ms. Peggy
a play about black kids in Baltimore who get one day a week to Williams, Mr. Kirk House and Ms. Ariska Polk; men and
women of silent strength.
dance on The Corny Collins Show, without the white kids, in an
effort to give those kids a fair shake. Hairspray is a show about
and all the pain that went with that effort the year before President Kennedy was assassinated, the year preceding the Medgar Evers murder, a year prior to
Martin Luther King Jr’s “I Have a Dream” speech, the year before a Baptist church in Birmingham, Alabama was bombed, killing four little girls. This play is
set in the moment before everything in this country went crazy.
Now, jump to 2012 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Theatre Cedar Rapids has decided to do a play about integration where it matters whether you’re Black or
White or Asian or Hispanic. We’ve decided to do a play which requires half a Black cast in a city where the Black population is 5.6%, at a theatre where
audiences and volunteers are traditionally and predominantly White. So when we auditioned, I was nervous about whether we would be able to pull this off.
With 175 auditioners, nearly 1/3 of them were Black or Mixed Race. That was huge for us, and frankly, huge for this city, I think. Because here we are doing a
bright and bubbly musical about integration in Baltimore in 1962 and our city, though integrated, isn’t really. I think it’s getting better.
But when it came time for everyone to gather for auditions, the Black kids sat with the Black kids, and the White kids sat with the White kids. And at
our first read-through, the White kids gravitated to the kids who looked like them, and the Black kids gravitated to the kids who looked like them. I love this
show. I love that it presents us with a challenging time in our history through humor and heart. That, to me, is the genius of John Waters’ story and the
show Hairspray. It never clobbers you with message. In fact, it cleverly disguises its message in silliness. But it’s there, and because we’re open to the
laughter and the joy, it gets in. And hopefully, we leave the theatre smiling and feeling good, and that’s the context of the message. So we’re perfectly happy
to take it with us and think about it. And maybe, eventually, we even do something about it.
It’s getting better, I think, but we’re not there yet. The cast and directing team have already started a dialogue that is open and heartfelt and useful.
I’m hoping that by the end of this run, this cast and crew gets to know each other a little better and starts to understand each other. And then they go out
into the universe and share what they’ve learned about themselves and each other. I’m hoping the same for audiences, too.
-LESLIE
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Individuals who have named Bill Mehegan Estate Lon & Kristen Olejniczak ✦ ♠
Theatre Cedar Rapids as Donna Oldorf Clark & Jacquie Oster ♣
beneficiary through Doug & Melanie Olson Steve & Christine Pace
LIFETIME MEMBERS Bruce Johnson & Chuck & Mary Ann Peters
planned gifts.
Diane Ramsey ♠ ♣ Phil & Barbara Peterson
Mrs. John R. Brown Tom Peffer & Caroll Reasoner ✦ John & Diane Riccolo
Michael & Jeanie Anderson Larry & Cindi Crock Randy & Danielle Rings ♣ ✦ ♠
Steve & Joanne Carfrae Gary & Cathy Rozek
Stephen & Nancy Miller Abigail P. Swanson &
Marjorie Fletcher Richard & Sally Novetzke ♠ Albert & Martha Ruffalo ✦
James & Sara Sauter Paul Robinson
The Ken & Ortha Harstad Estate Deborah Sedlacek Jerry & Angie Rushing ♣
Robert F. & Janis L. Kazimour♠ Fred & Bev Timko
Bryan & Gayla Wesner ♣ Phil & Diana Schilling
Thea Leslie Steve & Janet Schroeder ♣
The Audrey Linge-Ovel estate♠ ANGEL’S CIRCLE Bob & Nancy White John & Arla Senko
Jewel & James F Plumb, Jr. —$5,000 & above Kyle & Kristen Wilcox ✦♣ William & Winifred
Chris Shimon Shuttleworth
Marilyn Sippy Anonymous Steve & Deb Streff
Al & Sara Sorensen Carleen Grandon ARTIST’S CIRCLE Gary & Susan Streit
Elaine Young The Ken & Ortha Harstad Estate —$500-$999 Joan Thaler
Dee Ann McIntyre Dan & Carolyn Thies
Al & Sara Sorensen Anonymous William & Julianne Thomas
Myron & Esther Wilson Kristen Aller & Gordie Felger Maxine Welch
MEMORIALS AND HONORS Corrine Yaw Tom & Kathleen Aller Peggy Whitworth
Contributions have been Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Scott & Ursula Williams and
received honoring the Allsop Emilie Williams Kaplan
following: PRODUCER’S CIRCLE Thomas & Sarah Anderson
—$3,000-$4,999 Mike & Karen Barnotes
Joan Billett Tim & Mary Bennington ♣ ADVOCATES
Dorothy K. Carey Elaine Kerr Bonnie Bemus —$300-$499
Jerry S. Dedek Jim & Traci Maxted Bradd & Janan Brown ✦ ♠
Bob Fletcher Joel & Kelly Otto Mike & Lydia Brown ✦ ♠ Anonymous (4)
Elizabeth Glanville Kevin Ernster & Dora Bopp Mario & Louisa Affatigato
Philip & Kyle Schramp ♣ Jean Wilson & Jim Boles ♣
Sheila Harman Scott & Sheryl Arensdorf ✦♣
Horace G. (Fed) Hedges Ivan & Mary Bess Chester John & Charman Banks
Gary Henning Joe & Lisha Coffey ♣ Cathy Barrett ✦
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE Brian, Terri and Tessa Cohen
Individuals with Disabilities —$1,000-$2,999 Daniel & Sally Baumgartner ♣
Tommie Kendall Robert S. Cook & Kathy Toborg Alan & Liz Bergeron
Bill & Patty Devine John & Med Bickel
Tom King Anonymous Dick Donohue
Dr. Anthony & Peg Lake Ann Dorr Alan & Terry Boyden
Terry & Joanna Abernathy ♠ Doug & Sheila Brakhahn ♣
Donna D. Lala Wayne & Teddiann Dvorak
Michael & Jeanie Anderson Rosalee A. Briner
Audrey Linge Nick Duffy
John & Stephanie Ballard ♠ Scott & Janice Byers
Bob McComas Greg & Wendy Dunn
Larry & Beverly Blades J. David & Alexandria Carey
Robert S. Miller Richard & Greer Fry ♠
John & Cindy Bloomhall Terri Christoffersen
Kate Nelson Gary & Kristin Glockhoff ♣
D. Allan & Jennifer Boettger Tork Harman Cindy J. Dvorak & J.D.
Gary Nikodim
Stan & David Overton Brad & Melissa Doyle Sally S. Hedges Combellick
Joseph A. Pinchotti, Sr. Jeff & Terri Elgin Jared & Carol Hills Dennis & Mardean Cook
Casey Prince Stephen & Sally Gray ✦ Duane & Anne Jasper Loren & Pat Coppock
Marc & Cathy Gullickson ♠ ♣ Tim & Melissa Jones Walter & Linda Corey
Lonnie & Kelly Curry ♣ Eric & Susan Roben Del & Dee Block ♣ Elaine Fox
Gary & Mary Day ♠ L. Robinson & K. Landuyt ♣ Teri & Jonna Block Mary S. Freese
Patrick & Carol Deignan ✦ ♠ Mary Jo Rohde Dennis & Katheryn Boatman Dixie L. French
Jim Echhorn John & Monica Roltgen Barbara A. Bloomhall Rosemary Gabe
Joe & Dee Eadie Kevin & Helen Royer Dean & Sheila Borg Ralph & Ruth Gaede
Dr. Steve Elliott John & June Sackett Bill & Lorie Bramley Beverly Bolster Gales
Alan & Barbara Erickson Steve & Kate Sanders ♣ David & Marie Brehm ✦ Les & Katrina Garner
Steve & Judy Fuemmeler Jeff & Kristin Schaefer Dr. Beamer & Constance Breiling Genevieve Gatto
Brian & Sharon Gardner Dave & Judy Brimeyer Dr. David & Susan Gehring
Dwight & Deborah Schroeder Bob & Jackie Brimmer
Gerald & Linda Garrett Deborah Sedlacek Terry & Carey Gibson
Phyl Britcher Doris A. Gitzy
Scott & Charlotte Gunnufson ♣ Dr. Gerald & Nancy Shirk Tim & Kathy Brodahl
Eric & Shannon Hanson Ray & Lynda Smith Linda Goebel ♣
Chris Brodt Dave & Kathy Good
Lileah Harris, MD Roger & Lori Soppe Gary & Pamela Brown
Nadine Hartkemeyer Barbara Green
Peter F & Ida Martin Sorensen Kevin Rogers & Matthew Angi Greeno
Jeff & Lisa Henderson ♣ Brian & Marty Stoll Brunscheen Suzanne Griggs
Martin & Jean Hill Terry & Marlyse Strait Patricia K. Bryant Lisa Guge
Gerald & Linda Hinzman Tudy Streletzky Leon F. & Pamela A. Burmeister Kris & Deb Gulick
Wayne & Gay Holstine T.D. Striegel Dr. Robert & Sharon Caldwell Robert & Kelly Haag ♣
Ron & Julie Hoover Frederick & Mimi Stroh Cam & Kathy Campbell David C. Haerther
Walt & Nancy Horn Frank & Mary Stull Darcy Caraway Steve & Debbie Haller
Dwight & Debbie Hughes Karen A. Swanson Peachie Carey Matthew Hanson
Steve & Kay Jackson Joan Thaler Dave & Rosemary Carlson Kate Hawkins
Kevin & Margie Jenkins Ron & Cherryl Thomason Thomas & Patrice Carroll Max & Kathy Hawkins ♣
Alan & Virtinia Jensen Gary & Maureen Thompson David & Lijun Chadima Mary Jane Hazlett
Mark & Michelle Jensen Chris & Patricia Thoms Robert Chadima
Warren & Joan Chadima Eric & Ann Hearn
Bob & Jean Kacick Jason & Heather Vestweber Joanne Hendricks
Bert & Suzanne Katz Judith Chandler
Gertrude Ann Wade Dennis & Eleanor Charipar Carol Henning
Michael Kennedy John Wollner, M.D. Terri A. Churchill Pat & Jenny Herron
John & Charlotte Koch Richard & Orrine Chute Todd & Kara Heying
Robert L. & Joan F. Kocher PARTNERS Jim & Connie Clifton Dave & Dorothy Higdon
Theis & Kelly Kolln —$100-$299 Julie L. Coppock Michael & Nancy Hirleman
Richard & Marjorie Koolbeck James & Debbie Craig Cal Coquillette & Lynne
Kellie J. Lala Anonymous (8) Gary & Mary Crandall Hirleman
Cedric & Marcia Lofdahl John & Deb Adams Rob & Sharon Cummins Jim & Ann Hoffman
Bill & Muriel Logan ♣ Richard & Heather Akers William & Patricia Dahlsten Colleen Cahill Holmes
Mary Ann McComas Janice & Martha Albaugh Bruce Daker Lee Horn
Ronald & Lillian McGraw Norm & Rebecca Anderson DuWayne & Jennie Davidson Walt & Nancy Horn
Dan & Kay Mineck Robb Alan & Wendy Buresh Faye D. Davis John & Hillary Hughes
Dick & Kate Minette Dr. Troy & Geri Albrecht ✦ Robert & Roberta Davison Alan C. & Mary E. Huneke
Terrie & Joe Mlodzik Mike & Nancy Almasi Elizabeth DeBrower Gingie Hunstad
Brian & Tina Monroe Michael R. Ament Walter & Holly Deeds Thomas & Marie Hunter
Bob & Tara Moorman ♠ Kenneth & Kathy Anderson M.C. Dickmeyer Bill & Mary Jane Jacobson
Norm & Rebecca Anderson Joe & Marian DiNucci Jon & JoAnn “Jodie” Janda
Ian & Lori Montgomery Jon & Debbie Bancks
Darrel & Middie Morf Holly Disterhoft Peter Jaynes & Jane
Mike & Pat Banks Elsie G. Dlouhy Schildroth
Mark Ogden & Iris Muchmore Lorna Barnes
David & Tammy Myers ♣ Sean & Sara Dolan Charles Jennissen
Bill & Lu Barron Craig & Helen Joens
Gary & Harriett Nielson Chuck & Marilyn Beahm Mike & Karen Dulaney
Dennis & Virginia Durbin Brian & Amber Johnson
James & Colleen Nieman ♣ Robert & Nicole Beaman G. Richard & Jacquelin
Steve & Carol Nordstrom Brian & Terri Beasmore Finy Durin
Don & Claudia Durow Johnson
Bob & Lynn Ocken Harold & Dianne Becker Joanne Johnson
Judy & Barnes O’Donnell Kriss Bellach Linda East
Kitty Edwards ♣ John & Cynthia Johnson
Michael & Tiffany O’Donnell Jeff & Valissa Berg Tim & Melissa Jones ♣
Brett & Beth Papendick Terry Bergen & Liz Jacobi Angie Ehle
Jim Eichhorn Marilynn Keller
Phil & Barbara Peterson Todd & Jacki Bergen Ruth Ann Kelleher
Arlon & Tara Berkhof Rex & Kathy Eno
Glenn Phillips Karen Erger Lin & Sandy Kemp
Fred & Janet Manatt Pilcher Mike Billett
Dr. & Mrs. Lee Birchansky Jack & Nancy Evans Bill & Kathy Kilbourn
Casey & Lindsay Prince Jean W. Ferring Don & June King
Gary & Judy Bjornsen
David & Mary Jo Rater Joe & Lorraine Blanck Gary & Sally Ficken Frank & Geraldine Kintzle
Louise Roalson Constance Filling
2011-12 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS (cont.)

Vaughn & Lori Lane Dr. Ronald & Margaret Nelson Alice T. Smith Garland & Barb Ashbacher
Klopfenstein Marla Nikodim Janet Smith Tom & Joan Auterman
Sherwin & Aileen Koch Todd Noreuil & Kim Keppler- Roger & Teddi Smith Kent Baker
Mark & Beth Koelm Noreuil Peter F. & Ida Martin Sorensen Stacia Barnard
Roger & Mary Kay Kolb ♣ Kim Novotny Diane Spicer Mike & Karen Barnotes
Lee Ann Krapfl Nancy O’Connell ♣ Donald E. Stamy Geoff & Patricia Barrance
Jeff & Mary Krivit Dwight & Debbie Olson Connie & George Steele Lois Bartelme
David Kubicek Scott & Penny Olson Jim & Barb Steggall ♣ Madi Beauchamp
Thomas & Nancy Lackner Thom & Jan Otto ♣ Tom & Sheila Stepanek Bob & Jean Beer
Wes & Pam Landon Jean Overton Gary & Judy Stevens Jim & Calla Blake
Michael Langheim ♣ Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Owen Roslie Strang Frank & Susan Camp
Ed Lasko Scott & Julie Pameticky Bob & Alice Streeter Moira Blake
Toby & Valerie Lawrence ✦ ♠ Jeff & Bonnie Pape John & Lesia Stuelke Dean & Julie Bliss
R. Paul and Terry Penningroth Larry & Anne Suggs Tommi Boeder
Pete & Kathy Layden Stan & Shar Petersen David & Ann Tallett Jim & Mary Bradley
Sheila Lehman Kenn & Kathy Pettit Robert H. Taylor David & Marie Brehm ✦
Chris & Jane Lindell ♣ James & Linnie Phifer Brad & Michelle Thomason Tom & Pat Brennom
Gary & Marva Livengood ♣ Robert & Susan Pinchotti ♣ Allan & Mary Thoms Chris Brodt
Hilery Livengood ✦ Harold & Florence Primrose Shirley Thornton Colleen Brown
John & Laura Locher Rachel Potthoff Randy & Joyce Tietz Emmy Buanadonna
Mark & Ann Lorenz John & Sherry Purdie Arthur Tinker E. Mary Byerly
Mary Lubbock James & Bonnie Raasch Scott & Katrina Turner ♣ George & Joanne Chadima
Arlene Madill Kent & Cathy Ragsdale ♣ Gordon & Kim Urbi Alan Chase
Pamela Mahany Dennis Redmond Gretchen Van Heukelom Bill & Kay Clark
Brendan Mahoney Robert & Paula Rhea John & Pamela Van Heukelom Marion & Carol Ann Cowling
David & Karen Martin Mark & Kristin Roberts ✦ Robert & Sue Van Horn Jay & Teresa Davidson
Dennis & Rebecca McCollough Dean & Ruth Robison Cal & Linda Van Niewaal Roger & Mary Jo Decker
David & Debbi McCormick ♣ Barbara Ross Natalie Hempy & David Jack & Darlene Dittmer
John & Roxanne McCrane John & Diane Rosteck Van Roekel Lois Donovan
Nancy Lee McCray Ann & Henry Royer Leta M. Wall Suzanne Dostal
Dennis & Linda McDermott Brian Stoll & Marty Rowlet Rich & Nan Wallace Richard & Mary Doyle
Norman & Carolyn McElwain John & June Sackett Dennis & Patricia Walsh David & Lonna Drewelow
Lawrence McGrath Paul & Cindy Sale Solveig Walstrom Brenda K. Duello
David & Ruth McGuire Elaine Samek Julie A. Warrington Jim & Ann Dunnigan
Sean & Tracy McPartland David & Patti Sampson ♣ John & Alice Wasson John & Pauline Elwick
Dick & Mary Meisteling Thomas Grote & Cindy Sauer ♣ Joseph & Frances Wells Michael Emery
Michael & Jane Melloy Richard & Donna Scheer Crystal Wessley ♣ Margie Farrell
Drs. Kevin Murray & Jan Robin Hursh & Jane Scheer Jim & Mary Ann Wetherbee Karen Torno Fashimpaur
Merfeld Donna Schlampp Gene & Joyce Whiteman Warren & Pam Feerer
Ron & Marci Meyer Robert & Ann Schley Sarah Wickenkamp LaVerne W. Flagel
Steve & Virginia Michalicek Joel & Sandra Schmidt ♣ Mike Wilhelm Mark & Joyce Fleming
Doug & Barb Miller ♣ John C. & Carolyn Schmidt Paul & Gail Williams ♣ Marjorie Fletcher
Larry & Kathy Miller Dave L. Schmitt Thomas & Susan Wolle Paul & Eileen Fritz
Stan Miller & Kathy Polvi Holly Schmitt Norman & Mary Ellen Wright Don & Karen Gaddis
Theza Miller Dean & Sandy Schnack Dale Wulf ♣ William & JoAnne Galbraith
John & Tammy Millsap Steve & Maria Schrader ♣ Elaine Young Ernie & Heidi Galer
Mark & Denise Mitchell Lisa M. Schreihart John & Marian Young Ron & Corinne Gambach
Neil & Cathy Mittelberg Wayne & Ann Scott John & Beth Zakrasek Nick & Cheryl George
Frank & Cheryle Mitvalsky Dr. Robert & Vicki Sedlacek Mark & Tracy Zimmerman Kevin & Mary Gesing
Bob & Susie Moran Richard & Jeanne Sentman Bob & Alo Geuder
Dale & Louise Morgan William D. Severa MEMBERS Harold Gilbert
Barb & Tom Morris Wilma E. Shadle —$50-$99 Brian & Terri Glynn
Steve & Nancy Mortimore James R. & Cheryl A. Shanklin B.J. Good
Michael & Melanie Moseley Kathy Shebetka Anonymous (2) Susan Gorecki
John Mosinski ♣ Geraldine “Terry” Shepard Cristiane & Nick Abouassaly Kay Graber
Dave & Amy Muller Kevin C. Papp & Jim & Ruth Affeldt Barbara Green
Bill & Cathy Munsell ♠ Bedora A. Sheronick Leesa Andreas Candace Green
Dr. Jeff & Heidi Nassif Donald & JoAnn Siefken Nancy & Katie Andreasen Chuck & Rhonda Green
Scott & Gail Nau Ken & Kris Siegel The Andresen Family
Gregg Nelson Gary Skogman & Robin Brice & Nancy Anton-Jensen
Kenneth & Marion Nelson Skogman James & Therese Archibald
Nathan Nelson Stephen & Gail Sladek Tim & Stephanie Arnold
Dan & Joan Hackbarth Timothy White & Michelle Burgess & Joan Petersen Bruce & Mary Taylor
James & Barbara Hagen Le Compte Mrs. David Pickford Jerene Thomas
Judy Hall Kathryn Anne Lake Brad & Kimberley Port Charles & Janet Thulin
Jill Handley Ann Lawrence Richard & Tracey Pratt Mary Turner
Lowell & Joy Hartsock Dick & Carol Lensing Tom & Abby Pumroy Don Twite
Ken & Allison Hecker Shirley S. Lindell Dennis & Janelle Purdy John & Nancy Vendelin ♣
Roger & Louise Heckroth Joe & Jessica Link Douglas & Joy Purdy Kevin & Teresa Wake
John & Mary Heitz Kelly Macek Shannon Ramsay Jeanne Voss Wampler
Terry & Linda Heller Dave & Marcy Machacek Jason & Rose Reiseck Jim & Jo Wasta
Bob & Pat Hendrickson Nancy MacTaggart Rich & Sarah Rheinschmidt Barbara Waychoff
George & Kay Henry Dan Malone Moe & Sarah Richardson ♠ Kit Weber
Dawn Herkleman Shari Martinez Tammy Rick Tom & Sue Wehmeyer
Dave & Dorothy Higdon George & Janelle McClain Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rigoni Susie Weinacht
Joe & Ellen Holtwick Bob & Janice McCusker Susan Goodner & Emil Peter Wendler
Julie Hopkins David & Ruth McGuire Rinderspacher James & Helen Westcot
Mary Horn Ron & Marci Meyer Stacey Rogers Phil & Laura White
Wayne & Linda Howes Earnest V. Miller Bill & Merilee Rosberg Alan K. Whitworth
Robert & Karen Hoyt James & Kathryn Miller Howard J. Ruppell Jr. Marjorie Wilkinson-Gruber
Tony & Suzanne Huebsch Robert Mootz Janis R. Russell Harold E. Williamson
Tom Moran John & Hannah Ryan Barbara Wiltgen
Michael & Linda Jasudowicz Chad & Kandy Sands Tina Wood & Family
Blayne Jensen Dave & Nancy Mortensen
Kathi Moss Tony & Jo Satariano Ekhard Ziegler
G. Richard & Jacqueline R. Greg Schafer
Johnson Paul & Paula Moucka
Larry & Keveen Mullendore Robert & Marci Schurk —Space limitations do not allow
James & Jennifer Johnson Gerald & Phyllis Seidl us to list the many donors of less
Carl & Marjeanne Jungjohann Don & Grace Nau
Larry & Ruth Neppl Marilyn Sippy than $50 whose gifts are vital to
Joe & Francesca Kaiser Cindy Nielsen LaJuana Skogman the theatre. This list was last
Karl & Kristi Kasper Bill & Esther O’Donnell John & Nancy Skogsbergh updated June 20.
Theresa Keeley Marlin Oeltjen Janet Smith
Janet A. Kelly Brent Oleson Robyn Sowers --- Please note: Beginning on
Maureen Kenney Terry & Debra O’Neil Gregory Stanford August 1, membership will no
Gary & Connie Kent Jerry & Marilyn Owen Randy & Amy Stevens longer be determined based on the
Lovar Davis Kidd Amanda & Timm Palmersheim Shirley Stewart theatre season but instead on a
Jim & Linda Kipp ♣ Erin Pals Gretchen Stuhr 12-month time period. Please
Robert & Cheryl Kolar Rich & Marion Patterson Jackie Stusak renew your membership on an
Mary Komisar Susan Pearson Tim & Maren Sullivan annual basis to maintain your
Charles & Patricia Kress Beth (Washler) Pelic Sheila Gatewood & Frank membership benefits. For
Taryn Kristan Charlotte P. Pence Sundberg questions, call the development
Virginia Kuester John & Sherry Swanson office at (319) 366-8592.
Coming Spring 2013

Corporate Members & Community Partners

Corporate membership, employee tickets, special performances, in-kind goods &
services and matching gift programs support all aspects of TCR, and we are pleased to
recognize the following business and community partners:
CORPORATE MEMBERS Ryan Foundation Matching Funds* Mercy Medical Center
Contributions including matching gifts Schneider Electric Matching Gifts Modern Piping
Square D Matching Network Computer Solutions
for the 2011-12 Season. OPN Architects*
PARTNERS Paulson Electric
ANGEL’S CIRCLE Presentations
—$5,000 & ABOVE —$100-$299 Rockwell Collins*
Armstrong Development Co. RuffaloCODY*
City of Cedar Rapids Brucemore National Trust Site Ryan Companies US, Inc.*
Community Theatre Building Corp. Cedar Rapids Bank & Trust Shuttleworth & Ingersoll, PLC*
Diamond V Mills Cedar Rapids Convention & Skogman Realty
Giacoletto Foundation Visitors Bureau Spotlight Images
Rockwell Collins Matching Funds* Cedar Rapids Eye Care St. Luke’s Hospital
United Fire Group Cedar Valley Chapter of CPCU Telecom Services
Chocalate Haus Transamerica*
Cono Christian School
PRODUCER’S CIRCLE Farmers State Bank United Fire Group
—$3,000-$4,999 Fleck Sales United Way/Kids on Course
RBC Foundation * Iowa Community Theatre US Bank*
Association
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE Lynch Brothers Roofing Inc. MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS
—$1,000-$2,999 Pearson Education Alliant Energy*
Alliant Energy Matching Funds* Pepsico Foundation-Quaker Oats Archer Daniels Midland Co
Collins Community Credit Union Matching Gifts
RBC Foundation* Caterpillar
Divine Engineering General Electric*
Guaranty Bank & Trust RuffaloCODY Matching Funds*
Tallgrass Business Resources General Mills
Living Well Magazine Trey Electric Geneca LLC
Physicians’ Clinic of Iowa PC Van Meter Industrial
Rohde Family Charitable Foundation Highway Equipment Company
Zmoos Chiropractic Center PLC IBM
Shuttleworth and Ingersoll PLC*
US Bank* ING
Verizon Foundation MEMBERS International Paper
—$50-$99 Merrill Lynch
CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Nuveen Investments
ARTIST’S CIRCLE Henry Russell Bruce
—$500-$999 Pfizer Foundation Oracle Corporation
Benefit Solutions Matching Funds * Pearson Education
B/P Associates, Inc Pepsico Foundation-Quaker Oats
Hills Bank & Trust Co. BUSINESS & COMMUNITY Pfizer Foundation
Mercy Medical Center RBC Foundation*
Midwest Janitorial Service
PARTNERS Rockwell Collins*
Partners who purchase employee
Riverside Casino & Golf Resort ticket packages, special performances RuffaloCODY*
TrueNorth Matching Gifts* or donate in-kind goods or services. Ryan Companies US, Inc.*
U.S. Bancorp Foundation Matching Funds* Schneider Electric
Alliant Energy* Siemens VDO Automotive Corporation
ADVOCATES Big Brothers Big Sisters
Brian D. Bast, PC Square D
—$300-$499 Bright Window Washing Terex
ADM Matching Funds Citywide Cleaners Trey Electric
Cedar Rapids and Marion Hy-Vee Duraclean TrueNorth*
Food Stores and Drugstores Dynamic Broadband US Bancorp*
Gale Mote Associates General Mills Verizon Business
Geneca LLC Matching Funds ImOn Communications
General Mills Matching Funds Marion Cares * Indicates TCR board member company
Oracle Corp. Matching Funds Marion-East Cedar Rapids Rotary
2011-12 Season Sponsors

Corporate, Foundation and Individual Sponsors support all aspects of
TCR, and we are pleased to recognize the following 2011-12 Show,
Operating Support & Season Sponors:
SHOW SPONSORS OPERATING SUPPORT SEASON SPONSORS SPECIAL EVENT

City of Cedar Rapids SPONSORS
DAMN YANKEES Hotel-MotelTax Fund PRESENTING SPONSOR
United Fire Group Iowa Arts Council AUDITORIUM Neil Boudreaux Salon*
Dept. of Cultural Affairs Verbena Massage & TeaBar
UNDERGROUND The Gazette & KCRG,
The Wright Touch Bake
THEATRE FESTIVAL National Endowment of Powered by Shoppe
OPN Architects* the Arts Source Media Rockwell Collins*
The Diamond V Mills Fund B/P Associates
Ryan Companies* of the Greater Cedar Rapids
Community Foundation PRESENTING SPONSOR Bankers Trust*
A CHRISTMAS CAROL Cathy Barrett*
Giacoletto Foundation STUDIO
Alliant Energy* Cedar Rapids Bank & Trust
RBC Foundation* The Momentum Fund
THE IMPORTANCE OF CliftonLarsonAllen LLP*
of The Greater Cedar Rapids
BEING EARNEST Community Foundation Cosmetic Solutions
EDUCATION Suzy DeWolf*
Linge Foundation* PROGRAM Gehring Orthodontics
GROSS INDECENCY Alliant Energy SEASON SPONSORS* Sally Gray*
Linge Foundation* Rockwell Collins* Guaranty Bank
Foundation*
THE WEDDING SINGER Kieck’s Career Apparel*
GE Commercial Finance Transamerica* Kim Lehrman
Lil’ Drug Store Products* General Mills Ann Lawrence*
RBC Wealth Management* Foundation AUDITORIUM SEASON Dina Linge*
ALICE IN SPONSORS Mercy Medical Center
Rockwell Collins* Morgan Stanley Smith
WONDERLAND ImOn Communications
Rohde Family Charitable Barney
CRST International Foundation Intermec Technologies Mount Mercy University*
RuffaloCODY* Transamerica* KZIA Z102.9 Kristen Olejniczak*
TrueNorth Companies* Witwer Charitable Trust Paulson Electric OPN Architects, Inc.*
Florence Primrose
104.5 KDAT Schneider Electric RBC Wealth Management*/
ON GOLDEN POND SERIES SPONSORS Pete Alepra
98.1 KHAK Cedar Rapids Bank & Trust STUDIO SEASON RuffaloCODY*
Classic Cinema Series Danielle Rings*
HAIRSPRAY SPONSORS
Carleen M. Grandon Shuttleworth and
GreatAmerica Leasing Grandon Series Gorsh & Sons Roofing Ingersoll, P.L.C.*
Corp.* Linge Foundation* Mediacom Skywalk Group*
HAIRSPRAY Linge Series Yellowbook TrueNorth Companies*
U.S. Bank*
REST ROOM SPONSOR US Bank*
Family Series Van Meter Company
ME & V NonProfit Wells Fargo Private
The Community Fund Banking*
Marketing of The Greater Cedar Rapids
Community Foundation
BOARDS, STAFF AND GUEST ARTISTS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD OF TRUSTEES STAFF
BRADD BROWN, President MARC GULLICKSON, President RICHIE AKERS, Sales Director
LYDIA BROWN, Vice President PAT DEIGNAN, Vice President/Treasurer J. DAVID CAREY, Finance & Adminstrative
Director
TOBY LAWRENCE, Treasurer RICK FRY, Secretary
LESLIE CHARIPAR, Artistic Director
KRISTEN OLEJNICZAK, Secretary AUDREY LINGE-OVEL, In Memoriam
JULIE COPPOCK, Development Director
GERI ALBRECHT DENNIS BOATMAN, Emeritus DEREK EASTON, Technical Director
SCOTT ARENSDORF TOM HANLEY, Emeritus BEN GODWIN, Asst. Technical Director
CATHY BARRETT ERIC HENDER, Emeritus ERICA JO HOYE, Artistic Associate
NEIL BOUDREAUX ROBERT MOORMAN, Emeritus JODY LIPPMANN, House Manager
NINA BRUNDELL TERRY ABERNATHY MATT LOSCH, Maintenance/Custodial
Manager
LISHA COFFEY JOHN BALLARD
CASEY PRINCE, Executive Director
SUZY DEWOLF BRADD BROWN T.J. ROBB, Maintenance/Custodian
PAT DEIGNAN LYDIA BROWN JONI SACKETT, Costume Designer
HEATHER FORTUNE-VESTWEBER MARY DAY HANNAH SPINA, Patron Services Manager
SALLY GRAY MARC GULLICKSON
NANCY HART BOB KAZIMOUR GUEST ARTISTS & CONTRACTORS
DINA LINGE JAMES KERN JASON ALBERTY, Guest Director
HILERY LIVENGOOD TOBY LAWRENCE RICHARD BARKER, Guest Director
MITCH BROWN, Sound Designer
DICK MEISTERLING DINA LINGE
DAMON COLE, Music Director/Conductor
MARTY NORTON LISA MCGRATH
TREVOR DEBTH, Guest Director/
TOM PEFFER BILL MUNSELL Choreographer
RANDY RINGS SALLY NOVETZKE RYAN DEIGNAN, Music Director/Conductor
KRISTIN ROBERTS KRISTEN OLEJNICZAK BRET GOTHE, Scenic Designer
DANIEL KELCHEN, Scenic Painter
AL RUFFALO DIANE RAMSEY
LOVAR DAVIS KIDD, Choreographer
MARIE TALLO-BREHM SARAH RICHARDSON
JANELLE LAUER, Music Director
KRISTEN WILCOX RANDALL RINGS MARNIE MARSHALL, Costume Assistant
PATRICIA OFFT, Choreographer
World Premier January 2013 SCOTT OLINGER, Scenic Designer
ANGIE TOOMSEN, Guest Director
MIKE WEAVER, Choreographer
MIKE WILHELM, Education Coordinator
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JULY 6-28
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Playbill cover & season poster designs by Dan Schuster, Design Trust
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part of any great city—and Cedar Rapids is our great city.
Thank you to Theatre Cedar Rapids for sharing our commitment to rebuilding
the downtown area after the flood. ®
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Welcome to our
78th Season at
Theatre Cedar Rapids
Welcome to Theatre Cedar Rapids’ 2011-12 Season – our biggest, most

ambitious season ever. Because we’re so excited about all of our new and
improved spaces, we’ve decided to schedule an 11-show season plus an
11-original-show, two-weekend Festival.
Of course some of you might be thinking, “Are you people crazy?” And the
answer probably varies depending on which of us you’re talking about. But it
seemed like the perfect time to continue the growth that we, and our community
neighbors and partners, are generating.
This season, TCR is flanked by progress – from the new Cedar Rapids
Convention Center on one end of 3rd Street to the re-opening of the
magnificently restored CSPS building on the other end. This is an exciting time
for all of us, and we hope that our energy and determination are a reflection of
all that is exciting and good about the progress this community is making.
We’re so glad you could join us for this show, and we hope to see you again
over the next several months -- auditioning, ushering, taking a class, building a
set, or seeing another show. It’s because of your support that we’re celebrating
such a big and diverse season. We are lucky to be in a community like Cedar
Rapids that just keeps growing and getting better.
Leslie Charipar, Artistic Director
Casey Prince, Executive Director

photos by Trevor Debth

Answers to Your tCr Questions . . .

Late Seating PoLicY - In consideration of our other patrons, latecomers may be seated in a
designated area during an appropriate break in the performance. They may then find their seats at
intermission.
eLectronic DeviceS - Please turn off your cellular phones, pagers and watch alarms. Cameras
and recording devices are prohibited during performances.
refreShmentS - Refreshments provided by Zins can be found in the lobby beginning one hour
before the show, as well as during intermission and after the show. We offer concessions in the
main lobby as well as drinks and desserts in the Linge Lounge. You can also pre-order food for
intermission by visiting concessions before the show.
Smoking - Smoking is not permitted in the building. Smoking may occasionally occur on stage in
context of the performance.
PatronS with SPeciaL neeDS - We will make every effort to make accommodations for those
patrons with restricted mobility, wheelchairs or who are hard-of-hearing. Please check with the Box
Office when making reservations.
reStroomS - Restrooms are located on all three floors of the lobby.
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Celebrating 90 years
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BRUCEMORCHESTRA IV: Crown Imperial
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Orchestral Showcase: Beethoven 5
September 30 & October 1, 2011
A Baroque Christmas
December 3 & 4, 2011
Fire and Ice
January 21 & 22, 2012
Bruckner 5
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St. John Passion
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A Slavic Celebration
May 12 & 13, 2012
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Answers to Your tCr Questions . . .

reStroomS - Restrooms are located on all three floors of the lobby.

Performance LangUage anD SUbJect matter - If you’re concerned about a play’s

The Old Just look at

Come help us Creamery

Marquetta Senters and Jackie McCall in Blithe Spirit, Oct. 2010.

You’ll feel at home from the

TRUST THE LEADER

LASER & COSMETIC INSTITUTE, p.c.

Create your path forward.

The Cedar Rapids Office

Supporting the arts for over a century.

Celebrate the Unexpected

it’s a team approach

with a family feel.

community involvement and

celebrate the successes.

It’s all part of

working together and

providing the best

for one another.

Lil’ Drug Store Products proudly supports Theatre Cedar Rapids