ring round the moon
TRANSCRIPT
RING ROUND THE MOON .. 9y JEAN ANOUILH~
ADAPTED B't
CHRISTOPHER FRY
NOV. 7-18 DIRECTED BY CHRISTINA J. MOORE
EQUITY GUESTS: JOEL KABIK, EV LUNNING JR.,
M.J. VANDIVIER
MARY MOODY NORTHEN
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ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY THEATER ARTS STAFF AND FACULTY
Dean of Humanities ... . ..................... Father Louis T. Brusatti Artistic Director/Area Coordinator . .. . ..... . . . .. . ....... Ev Lunning Jr.
• Managing Director ..... ... ....................... Michelle S. Polgar Administrative Coordinator ......... . . . ........ Robin Grace Thompson Costume Shop Manager ..... . .. ........ . ........... T'Cie Mancuso Technical Director . .... . . . . .... . .......... .... ... . ... Chase Staggs Master Electrician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Natalie George Costume Technical Specialist .. .. ..... ....... ........ Michelle Heath Assistant Professors .. . . .. .. ....................... . ... David Long
Sheila Gordon Sara Medina-Pape
Michael Massey Adjunct Instructors ........ .. ....... . .. . ............... Brooks Barr
Ann Mary Carney Bhagirit Crow
Todd Dellinger Diana Duecker
Kathy Dunn Hamrick Babs George
Rachel Magee Bill McMillin
Michael McKelvey Margita Penc;evova
Gary M. van der Wege
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ACTORS' 45,000 actors and stage
EQUITY managers in the United Assoc1AT10N 1913 States. Equity seeks to
advance, promote and foster the art of live theater as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CI O and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence.
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SPECIAL THANKS The Ladies of Charity/
Lakeway Thrift
Tom Coiner
Robi Polgar
Scottish Rite Theatre
Texas State University
Tuxedo Junction
The UT-Austin Department of Theatre & Dance
Gary van der Wege
Zachary Scott Theatre Center
Ring Round the Moon is produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service Inc.
CHRISTINA J. MOORE DIRECTOR
CHASE STAGGS SCENIC DESIGN
NATALIE GEORGE LIGHTING DESIGN
KATHERINE LAURENT MAKEUP/HAIR DESIGN
BROOKS BARR PRODUCTION DRAMATURG
MARGITA PENCEVOVA COSTUME DESIGN
JEFFREY ALAN JONES SOUND DESIGN
STACEY HUSTON CHOREOGRAPHER
MIRANDA WIDEMAN PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER
JOEL ALLAN KABIK* M.J. VANDIVIER*
EV LUNNING, JR.* EQUITY GUEST ARTISTS
Sponsored in part by
CilllONICLE !tiM · 3 -
NOV 7-18, 2007
The Company Joshu a, a crumbling butler . .. . . . . .. . .. ...... .. . .. ... . .. ... Joel Allan Kabik*
Hugo , a young man about town .. . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. ... .. . Jacob Trussell**
Frederic , his brother . . . . . ... ..... .. .. . ... . . .. . . .. . ...... . . Jacob Trussell**
Diana Messerschmann , engaged to Frederic ... . ... ......... Sara Anne Stark**
Lady India , Messerschmann 's mistress .. . . .... .. ... .. ..... . . . . . Saige Hilton**
Patrice Bombelles , Messerschmann's secretive secretary . . .. . .... Clay Cartland**
Madame Desmortes , aunt to Hugo , Frederic and Lady India . . ...... M.J. Vandivier*
Capulet , her faded companion . . . ... . ...... .. . ... . . ... . Evangeline Jimenez**
Messe rschmann , a melancholy millionaire .. . . . .. .. . ... ... .. . . . Ev Lunning Jr.*
Roma inville , a patron of the arts ... .. ... . . . . ..... ... .... .... Charles Bryant**
Isabelle , a ballet dancer . . . ... . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Kate Eminger**
Her Mother , a teacher of the pianoforte ... . . .. . .. .. . . . . .... .. .. Julia Trinidad**
A General . . ...... . ... ... . ...... . .. . .. ... . . .. .. ... ... ... . .. Brooks Barr
Setting: A winter garden in spring
Act I
Scene 1. Morning Scene 2. The same evening. Before the ball.
Act II
The same evening. The ball.
Act Ill
Scene 1. The same evening. After supper. Scene 2. Dawn
There will be two ten-minute intermissions .
*Member of Actors ' Equity Association , the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
**Equity Member Candidate
Production Staff Vocal Coach .. . . .. .. . . .. .... . . .. .. . . . .. . .. . . .. .. ... . . .. . .. ... Sheila Gordon
Fight Choreographer ... .. . ...... . . . . . . . . ... .. . ..... . . . .. . . . ... . . . Tom Coiner
Properties Consultant .. .... . . ........ . ... . . . . . ... . . . . ... ..... . . Rachel Magee
Assistant Stage Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chad Duda, Harmony Zambrano Lauren Prater, Shannon Bishop
Stage Management Supervisor .. . . . ... . . ... . ... ... .. .... .. . . . . . . . .. Bill McMillin
Properties Design and Construction . .. . .. . ... . ... .... .. . Lila Barnhart, Colin Biggs, Melissa May, Liz Riche
Master Electrician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Austin Sheffield
Assistant to the Master Electric ian ... .. . . .. .. . ... . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .. . Kris Carpenter
Light Board Operator ..... . . . .. . .. .. ... .. .... . . . . . . ... . .. . . . Mica Garcia-Baab
Assistant to the Sound Designer/Board Operator ... . .. .. ... ... Helyn Rain Messenger
Hair/Makeup Assistant . .. . .. . ... . ........ ... . ...... . . . . .... . . .. Brian Egelhoff
Scene Shop Staff .. . .. . . ... . . .. .. . ... .. .. . . .. . Austin Alexander, Michelle Brandt, Amanda Hartley, Stacy Vandervorst
Costume Shop Staff . . .. . ... .. . . . ..... .. . . . ... . Karina Cooper, Miriam Jurgensen, Heidi Mashaka, Allie Towell
Box Office Staff . . ... . . . .. . . . ... . Shannon Bishop, Tomas Contreras, Kate Eminger, Lisa Maree Chiriboga, Elizabeth Shortall
House Manager ... . .... . . ... .. .... . . .. . . . . .... . ... .. . . .. .. ..... Eric Cardona
House Crew .. . . .. . ... . .. . . . . . .. . ..... .. . .... . . . . . . Lisa Chirboga, Libby Dees, Aisha Mel hem, Nathan Osburn, Roy Varney
Head Dresser . . . . . . ... .... . .... ... . . . . . .... . . .. . . . .... .. . . Elizabeth Shortall
Dressers . . . . . . . . . . . . Kenny Dolin, Sarah Garcia, Autumn Kushner, Caroline Tuten
Laundry .... . ... . . .... . ..... .. ... ... . . ..... Steffanie Ngo-Hatchie, Kel Sanders
Costume Crew ......... . .. . . Stephanie Denson, Liana Hinojosa, Miriam Jurgenson, Jarrett King, Ashley Moore, Steffanie Ngo-Hatchie, Nathan Osburn,
Kari Strunk, Julia Trinidad and the students of THAR 1331
Sceni c Crew . .. . . Monica Azcarate, LeRoy Beck, Lydia Breed, Kristopher Carpenter, Stephanie Denson, Evangeline Jimenez, Hans Klein, Sherry Mauch,
Aisha Melhem, Maryann Menzies, Helyn Rain Messenger, Steffanie Ngo-Hatchie, Ema Ramsower, Alex Riegelman and the students of THAR 1330
Makeup and Hair Crew . . . . . .... . . .. ... . . . . . . . .. . . . ..... ... Alyssa Johnson
Lighting Crew . . . Sarah Burkhalter, Kristopher Carpenter, Scott Kyrish, Valerie Lara, Maarouf Naboulsi, Nigel O'Hearn, Jacob Trussell and the students from THAR 3323
JOEL ALLAN KABIK (Joshua) first appeared on stage at the age of three and has literally grown up in the t·heater. Performing extensively throughout the Northeast and along the coast, he has worked with such notables as Jack Lemmon and Red Buttons, performed as a Radio "Morning Man" for a number of stations, appeared in films such as "Gettysburg" and "Diner," and even has had a turn as a horror movie host on television. In addition to his stage work, numerous commercials and industrial film appearances are part of his resume. Joel most recently directed A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Scottish Rite Theatre. He has won numerous awards for live stage and broadcasting and sends his best regards to those teachers of all sorts who contributed their experience and direction to his life. Residing in Bastrop, Joel recently completed the film about the history of the town in which he played the notorious "Baron de Bastrop."
EV LUNNING, JR. (Messerschmann, MMNT Artistic Director) has been an actor, teacher and administrator at St. Edward's University since 1990. He first appeared as an Equity Guest Artist in a production of The Drunkard direct -ed by Susan Loughran for the summer season of 1990. Ev began teaching as an adjunct instructor in the fall of 1991. He has often appeared as a guest artist in MMNT productions, most recently in Ah , Wilderness! In 2003 he received an Austin Critics' Table award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in MMNT's production of The Kentucky Cycle, directed
by Melba Martinez. Ev has directed several MMNT productions, most recently Parade, which won an Austin Critics' Table award for Best Musical. He is a company member of the Austin Playhouse and the Austin Shakespeare Festival. Ev's voice can be heard on many anime tides dubbed into English by Austin's ADV Films, including the voice of Captain Nemo in Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water. A long-time volunteer narrator for the Texas State Library's Talking Book Program, Ev has narrated four volumes which have been chosen for circulation by the National Library Service.
M.J. VANDIVIER (Madame Desmortes) has been a professional actress for over 35 years. She is a certified Lessac voice/body trainer and an acting coach. Vandivier is a member of Actors' Equity and VASTA (Voice and Speech Trainers Association).
M.J. enjoyed a successful 30-year television career in Houston, while continuing to act with The Alley Theatre, Theatre Under the Stars and The AD Players. Vandivier became a member of the Golden Key Honor Society while earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Theatre and Psychology at the University of Houston. In NYC, she studied at the American Theatre Wing and appeared in Late Arrival off-Broadway. In Austin, M.J. has been seen at the Austin Playhouse, The Paramount and Zachary Scott Theatres. She has been a B. Iden Payne and an Austin Critics' Table Award nominee. Vandivier also works in film, TV and radio. She has taught at the AD Players Academy, University of Houston, Baylor University and St. Edward's University. She currently teaches classes at The State Theatre School of Acdng, as well as private sessions and corporate workshops.
CHARLES BRYANT, '09 (Romainville) This is Charles' debut at the Mary Moody Northen Theatre. A transferring junior, he has previously performed in multiple community theatre productions around his old alma mater, Schreiner University in Kerrville. Perhaps Charles' proudest accomplishment has been performing for the Guadalupe Stage Quartet. Charles is both excited and privileged to be a part of St. Edward's and MMNT. He would like to dedicate his performance to his sister, Caroline, who is loved and missed.
CLAY CARTLAND, '08 (Patrice Bombelles) is about to graduate with a degree in theatre and the possibility of a minor in German. Clay has recently been a part of Summer Stock Austin as Trevor Graydon in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Charles Guiteau in Assassins. Outside credits include the Austin Playhouse production of The Threepenny Opera and the Zachary Scott Theatre Center production of Urinetown. Recent MMNT credits include Ah Wilderness!, Macbeth, Parade and Full Circle. Clay would like to thank his family for their constant support and their constant accumulation of frequent flier miles, and Gandalf for going this long without bathing.
SAIGE HILTON, '08 (Lady India) is making her debut on the MMNT stage, but is definitely not new to this theatre. She has worked as production stage manager for Ah, Wilderness!, assistant stage manager for Cesar and Ruben, Honk! and A Midsummer Night's Dream, and has worked on many other technical crews. Saige would like to thank her roommates Krystal and Matt for enduring life with a theatre major. She would also like to thank her mom for all of her long-distance support and encouragement.
EVANGELINE JIMENEZ, '10 (Capulet) is currently a sophomore majoring in Theatre Arts, and double-minoring in Music and Psychology. This is her MMNT debut. She is thrilled and thankful for this wonderful opportunity. She thanks God, her family, Ebonie and her friends (you know who you are) for always supporting and encouraging her through everything. She would especially like to thank her mom and dad for all the countless hours and expenses they have given to help achieve her dreams: palabras no pueden dicir cuanto te amo.
SARA ANNE STARK, '10 (Diana Messerschmann) is glad to make her MMNT debut. She transferred as a sophomore from Sam Houston State University and brought with her a list of very dear performances: City of Angels, Honk!, Into the Woods, Lysistrata, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, The Pirates of Penzance, The Night of the Iguana and Georg Bi.ichner's Woyzeck. In October, Sara appeared in The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) presented by Transit Theatre Troupe.
JULIA TRINIDAD, '09 {Isabelle's Mother) is very happy to be making her fifth appearance on the MMNT stage. Having been a fan of make-believe as a child, Julia could not find it in her heart to give it up as an adult. She'd like to thank Christi Moore for this opportunity, and her loving family and friends for being awesome.
JACOB TRUSSELL, '10 (Hugo/Fredric) is excited to return to the MMNT stage, where he previously appeared in Thoroughly Modern Millie (Summer Stock Austin), Parade, Macbeth and Kneeling Down at Noon (MMNT). He also appeared at the Paramount Theatre in Carousel (Tex-Arts). He would like to thank his family, the cast and crew and especially Christi, Miranda and Sheila.
BROOKS BARR (Production Dramaturg), is delighted to be in his third season as a resident dramaturg at MMNT. He has contributed his efforts to Full Circle, Ah, Wilderness!, Macbeth, Parade, Antigone, Cesar and Ruben, The Way of the World, You Can't Take It With You and Honk! Before teaching theater history at St. Edward 's, he taught for a decade at universities in Texas and Oklahoma and has worked as an actor and stage manager in Equity theatres.
STACEY HUSTON (Choreography) attended The University of California at Irvine and graduated cum laude with a degree in dance, theater and an open-byaudition-only choreography program. Her experience includes feature films, television appearances, commercials, special gala events and stage productions. Her most recent performance work involved five years with stage show productions in theaters and hotels in California, New York, Philadelphia and on cruise ships. Stacey has been back in Austin running a dance studio, teaching, coaching and choreographing for over six years now. This is her third show with the St. Edward's University Theater Arts program.
JEFFREY ALAN JONES (Sound Design) has recently relocated to Austin from Boston Mass. where he designed with New Repertory Theatre , Speakeasy Theatre Company, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre , Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, Stoneham Theatre, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Company One, Suffolk University and Northeastern University, among others. He has worked as an assistant designer at the Huntington Theatre Company and Opera Boston. Jeff has also designed shows in New York and San Diego, as well as a season at the Texas Shakespeare Festival. He holds an MFA in Sound Design from Boston University. Jeff is currently teaching at Southwestern University and freelance designing in and around Austin.
KATHERINE LAURENT (Makeup and Hair Design) is pleased to be working with the Mary Moody Northen Theatre once again. An alumna of St. Edward 's working on completing her license in aesthetics, Kat is excited to be able to bring her passion of makeup and beauty to this wonderful show. Kat has designed several shows for MMNT, including Macbeth, Antigone, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Cesar and Rueban and You Can't Take it With You. She would like to thank St. Edward's for this wonderful opportunity and Brian for his hard work and wonderful friendship.
CHASE STAGGS (Scenic Design) is the technical director of MMNT. He has been designing for the stage since 1988 and has served as an art director for both film and television ventures. Before his entree into theatre and film, Chase trained as a painter and sculptor. He has also designed costumes, lights and sound, penned books, lyrics and music for several musicals, including The Tower Massacre Musical and has performed in numerous productions, including Julie Taymor 's The King Stag. Chase holds a degree in graphic arts from the Art Institute of Houston.
NATALIE GEORGE (Lighting Design), has designed lights in Austin for over 10 years. She is thrilled to be working at MMNT , where she has been master electrician and designer for three years. She is also the resident lighting designer for Refraction Arts Project and a freelance production manager. Some of her favorite works include Parade with MMNT, Gyre with Ariel Dance Company and Not Clown with Physical Plant. Last year she received a B. Iden Payne nomination for her work on The Assumptio ·n with RAP and HYEBA with the Rude Mechanicals. Look for the Assumption re-mount this December!
MARGITA PEN<;EVOVA (Costume Design) teaches technical theatre and puppetry courses at St. Edward 's. She was
born and raised in former Czechoslovakia . In 1991 she relocated to the United States. She holds an MFA in Theatre from UTAustin. Her career highlights span political theatre during the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia to making costumes for Angelina Jolie in television productions and for Sandra Bullock and Elijah Wood in Hollywood films. She has had art exhibits in Seattle, Austin and the Czech Republic, done make-up for Austin Lyric Opera and wigs for Utah Shakespearean Festival. She has taught at the UT Department of Theatre and Dance. Recently she was an assistant costume designer for an MTV production Meet the Bulldogs and costume designer for MMNT's production, Kneeling Down at Noon.
MIRANDA WIDEMAN, '08 (Stage Manager), is delighted to be a part of this show. This is her second time on the stage management team at MMNT and she is very grateful for this opportunity. She would like to thank her family for always supporting her, Bill for his guidance and the whole MMNT gang for all the great memories .
CHRISTINA J. MOORE (Director) is a director, actor and voice-over artist who has worked in professional theatre for over 20 years. She is pleased to be returning to direct at MMNT after directing Metamorphoses here in 2004. In Austin, she has di
rected or acted for the Rude Mechanicals, The State Theatre, Zachary Scott Theatre, Ariel Dance Theatre, Performance Encounters, Moving Voices Dance, The Public Domain Theatre Company, Vortex Repertory Company, Capitol City Playhouse, Frontera@Hyde Park Theatre and Austin Lyric Opera. She co-founded and is executive director of Austin Script Works,
a playwright development organization. She won the Austin Critics ' Table Award for Best Direction of a Comedy for Steven Tomlinson's Millennium Bug and Curb Appeal and directed his critically acclaimed American Fiesta, for which she won the B. Iden Payne Award for Outstanding Director of a Comedy. She holds a MFA in Directing from UT-Austin and has taught on the faculties of St. Edward's University, Southwestern University, UT-Austin and served as acting teacher and stage director for the Austin Lyric Opera Young Artist program.
JEAN ANOUILH (Playwright) became one of the strongest personalities of the French theatre during his lifetime. A prolific writer, his plays are intensely personal messages; often they express his love of the theatre as well as his grudges against actors, wives, mistresses, critics, academics, bureaucrats , and others. Anouilh's characteristic techniques include the play within the play, flashbacks and flash forwards, and the exchange of roles. L'Hermine (performed 1932) was Anouilh's first play to be produced. Success came in 1937 with Le Voyageur sans bagage (Traveller Without Luggage), which was soon followed by La Sauvage (1938). He went on to write more than thirty more plays, including Antigone (1944) and Beckett, ou l'honneur de Die u (1959).
CHRISTOPHER FRY (Adapter) An English actor, director, and writer, Fry achieved his first success with The Lady's Not for Burning (I 948). Other plays include A Phoenix Too Frequent ( 1946), The Boy with a Cart (1950), A Sleep of Prisoners (1951) and The Dark Is Light Enough (1954). After man y years of translating and adapting plays-including Ring Round the Moon, Duel of Angels, and Peer Gynt-Fry wrote A Yard of Sun (1962). He collaborated on several screenplays and wrote plays for both radio and television.
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PRESIDENT'S ASSOCIATES - BRONZE ($1,000 to $4,999)
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The Reverend Louis T. Brusatti Michael Guerra, '83
Tracy Manier and Daniel Floyd Lewis A. Meyers
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CONTRIBUTOR ($50 to $119) John Adams Robert Apthorpe Tara Battani , '00 Peter Beilharz, '94 Karl Biggs Nancy Pierce Brumback Marta Cantu, MLA '02 Brother Richard P. Daly, CSC, '61 Johanna Damon Barbara Day Tracey Dees Doug Dorst Mary Ellen Felps Laura and Marvin Fletcher Laurie Friedman-Fannin Jerome Garvey Natalie George Joyce Green, '79 Adalberto Hinajosa Loretta Hughes Jay Hume Adrian Rose Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Johnson James Keddie John William Klein Theresa Mancuso Florence Mayne Natacha Martin Stephanie Martinez Connie McMillan Philip Nolen, '91 Phillip Owen Robert Peterson, '97 Diana Phillips Kevin Prince James J. Ragsdale , '99 Elizabeth Rice Mary Rist Bernadine Rettger, '91 Belinda Sandoval John Skaggs Chase Staggs Robin Grace Thompson Mica! Trejo, '97 Jacob E. Trussell Linda Wiest Mary E. Wall Richard Wilkinson Chalethia Williams, '83 Timothy P. Wright, '91 Sara Youngblood-Ochoa, '94, and Jose Ochoa Ronald Young
Donor list reflects gifts received from September 2006 to September 2007
2007 - 2008 SEASON
MARY MOODY NORTHEN
!:fHEATRE ST . EDWARD ' S UNIVERSITY
FULL CIRCLE by Charles L. Mee
, Directed by David Long • Sept. 26-Oct. 7, 2007
RING ROUND THE MOON
by Jean Anouilh, adapted by Christophe r Fry Directed by Christina J. Moore
Nov. 7- 18, 2007 . DEATH AND THE
KING'S HORSEMAN by Wole Soyinka
Directed by Stephen Gerald Produced in association with ProArts Collective .
Feb. 13- 24, 2008
ON THE TOWN by Leonard Bernstein,
Betty Comden and Ado lph Green Directed by Ev Lunning Jr.
Musical Direct ion by Michael McKelvey Apri l 9-20, 2008
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