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A bimonthly newsletter for Rome Little Theatre andFriends of the DeSoto members and contributors
Non-show weeks:Tuesday – Friday
11:00 AM – 4:00 PMShow weeks:
Monday – Friday11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Sunday12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
706-295-7171
THE SOUND OF MUSICShow Dates
June 1 - June 10, 2012Shows are Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm and Sundays at 2:30pm
ContentsOffice Offerings ……….………. 2Beyond the RLT ……….……… 3Reading Committee ………… 4Glass Menagerie Photos …. 4Gala Invitation ………………… 5RLT Members …………………. 7Auditions ………………………... 8Broadway Spect 4 Cast ……. 8
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Maria .….………… Allison CoxMother Abbess ….… Laura DuttonCaptain Von Trapp Nathan PhillipsElsa Schraeder .……. Kara CoxMax Detweiler ..….… Wendell W. Barnes, Jr.Franz - the Butler ….. Daniel MurchlandFrau Schmidt - Mary AsburySister Margaretta … Ginger McClureSister Sophia .….… Rachael ClarkSister Berthe ……..… Katie PriceLiesl ….….……….… Katherine ClontsFriedrich .….….…… Sam BryantLouisa …..………… Ella Claire ChamblessKurt ….…….………… Cannon RogersBrigitta ….….…..….. Bre Lieberman
Marta ……..…………………… Cate PettewayGretl ….…….….………….… Jordan PoeBoy Understudy/Festival Trio Zac MitchellGirl Understudy/Festival Trio Autumn CoughlinRolf Gruber ….…….….…… Andrew OwenHerr Zeller ….…….…….… Bruce WatsonAdmiral Von Schreiber ……. Wayne JonesBaron Elberfeld/Festival Trio Kevin MorangNun/Baroness Elberfeld .… Mandy MaloneyNun/Festival Soloist ..…..… Jessica KennedyNun/Party Guest .…..……… Renee MathisPostulants/Party Guests … Cardie McClure
Laura SimsPostulants .…….…………… Rosa Dobbs,
Sarah FreemanParty Guests/Nazi Soldiers Alex Mitchell
Andy PhillipsDon Schlitz
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2011-2012 Board of DirectorsOfficersPresident
Chuck [email protected]
VP of MembershipCarol Murchland
VP of ProductionBen Peck
VP of Public RelationsAllison Cox
VP of CommunicationMegan Keating
TreasurerWayne Jones
SecretaryPam Shoemaker
Past President/ParliamentarianJason Fordham
Members at LargeJohn Barnett
[email protected] Brackett
[email protected] Clonts
[email protected] Clonts
[email protected] Magruder
[email protected] Walker
Office ManagerMary Ortwein
Event CoordinatorTracy Hellriegel
Volunteer CoordinatorKim Dixon
Rome Little TheatreAt the historic DeSoto Theatre530 Broad St. Rome GA 30161
Mailing Address:PO Box 1063 Rome GA 30162
romelittletheatre.comFacebook.com/RomeLittleTheatre, Inc.
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his year our Gala is being held at the DeSotoon Saturday, June 30. We hope that many of
you will be there to enjoy the festivities. Yourinvitations and information letters will be sentsoon. Now is the time to plan on renewingmemberships for next season. Don't forget that,as a member, you can receive 20% discount onan advertisement in our master program. 30 Years in the DeSoto is our theme for theupcoming 2012-2013 Season. All of us in Rome,GA, owe a huge thanks to the smart, brave groupof RLT members who chose to buy the DeSotoTheatre building in 1981. Keith Finley and JoelJones signed the contract, and after many yearsRLT paid off the loan. Though we no longer ownthe building, the DeSoto continues to be ourhome. So let's celebrate the 30 years we've hadhere, and enjoy the years ahead of us! RLT congratulations go out to our most recentMaria, Allison Cox, who is getting married to WillDolbeer on June 23 at Berry College. Bestwishes for a happy life together!
We extend sincere condolences to TammyChilders and all of her family, on the recent deathof her mother-in-law. May she rest in God'speace. Glenn Bowman is one of our RLT teens whohas been involved with lots of theater in Atlanta.We miss seeing him but are glad that he'scontinuing to learn. Way to go, Glenn!!! LeviBurdick, who was last seen as our CountDracula, is rehearsing for Rome CelebrityDancing Challenge on August 18 . Have fun &break a Leg, Levi! A workday is planned for Saturday, June 16, tofinish moving our set pieces and prop inventoryto Broad Street. Southeastern Mills (thanks toConi Carey) is loaning a truck to transporteverything we decide to keep. As they say,"Many hands make light work", so please let BenPeck, Tiff Magruder or Kim Dixon know if you areable to volunteer. «
See you at the theatre!
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he hills around Rome are alive with “The Sound of Music,” andafter you have enjoyed seeing EVERY performance of this
wonderful, classic musical, there are plenty of other theatreofferings nearby to keep your summer cool. We have enjoyedpreparing “The Sound of Music” for your pleasure. And let’s faceit, you can only take so much sunshine, and the air conditionedcoolness of a dark theatre is a welcome respite from the intenseGeorgia heat. So come with me on a journey as we explore othertheatre options all summer long “Beyond the RLT!” Next up at the DeSoto this summer will be RLT’s fourth editionof our popular musical theatre review, “Broadway Spectacular IV.”I helped cast the talent for this production and you are sure toenjoy the multitude of talented Romans who will be presentingsongs and dances from past RLT shows. The show will haveperformances on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00, and Sundays at2:30 for two weekends only (as is usual for RLT,) July 20th-29th.Please note that this is a change from the originally announceddates. Berry College and Shorter University theatre companies areboth dark this summer. The Pumphouse Players in Cartersville’s Legion Theatre is ayear-‘round theatre, and things are jumping as usual at the Legion.If you receive this in time, you might be able to catch the last fewproductions of “The Frankenstein Summer,” a play about agroup of literary greats who come together to collaborate onwriting the classic horror story “Frankenstein,” and it is basedon historical fact. The last performances are May 18 and 19and the play starts Darlington graduate and former facultymember, Morgan McCrary. Next up for PHP is Ken Ludwig’shilarious backstage farce, “Moon Over Buffalo,” running June15th-23rd. Their next summer production, “Radio TBS,” is ahilarious new Southern comedy set in a trailer park, and it willrun August 16th-25th. www.pumphouseplayers.com Our northern neighbor, Calhoun Little Theatre’s summerproduction will be at the end of the summer, and it’s thehilarious and RLT favorite comedy “The Foreigner.” This timethe production will be for one weekend only, beginning onThursday, August 23rd, and will run Friday and SaturdayAugust 24th and 25th, 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, August 26th 3:00p.m. www.harrisartscenter.com As always, the Fabulous Fox Theatre is teeming with summerproductions. By the time you read this, running May 22nd-June10th, is the return of the Tony Award-winning Best Musicalwhich is still running on Broadway, “Jersey Boys,” the story ofthe singing group “The Four Seasons.” Reba and I saw thistwice the first time it was at the Fox, and I have plans to do soagain this year! Don’t miss this production, but be prepared tohear a few “f bombs” dropped – after all, it is about a bunch ofyoung guys New Jersey in the early 1960”s! Later in thesummer we are all looking forward to the return of anothernational tour of another Tony Award-winner, Mel Brooks’ “TheProducers,” which holds the record for most Tonys won--12!This production comes to the Fox on July 24th-29th. Eternalteenager and amazing Olympic gymnast and singer CathyRigby will return to the Fox in her acclaimed production of“Peter Pan,” and you will not believe this 59-year old performeras she gyrates over the heads of the audience and singsgloriously as “the Boy Who Won’t Grow Up.” Cathy will takeover the Fox August 7th-12th. Following this is the first visitever of a recently closed Broadway hit, “The Addams Family,”based on the Charles Addams popular cartoons. The music ishilarious and we are all looking forward to this visit to Atlanta
August 14th-19th. And get ready for the long-awaited return of anew production of Rodgers’ and Hammerstein’s classic “The Kingand I” Sept. 5th-11th. What a summer! www.foxtheatre.org The Alliance Theatre is dark this summer, but we will be waitingbreathlessly for the opening show of the 2012-2013 season, a newromantic comedy by Atlantan Pearl Cleage entitled “What ILearned in Paris” on September 5th. More information will followabout the Alliance’s upcoming season in the next newsletter.www.alliancetheatre.org As usual, the New American Shakespeare Tavern is continuingwith their offerings of a new show each month. Finishing up onMay 27th is “Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales,” and comingup this summer are “As You Like It” May 31st-July 1st (the onlyShakespearean play I have been able to appear in!), to befollowed by “Twelfth Night” July 5th-29th. It looks like they will bedark in August as they gear up for the completion of TheShakespeare Evolution Series: The Comedies, with theirproductions in September of “Measure for Measure” and “All’s WellThat Ends Well” as the kickoff for their 2012-2013, season whichincludes The Shakespeare Evolution Series: The Tragedies. TheTavern is lots of fun with its authentic British pub menu and Irishbeers, so give it a go this summer. www.shakespearetavern.com I enjoyed the last show of the Theatrical Outfit at the BalzerTheatre downtown so much, “A Wrinkle in Time,” and while therehad a chat with Executive Artistic Director, Tom Key, who will bepresenting a reprise of his renowned one man show, “C.S. LewisOn Stage” for one weekend only, June 8th-10th for fiveperformances only. Tom is a force of nature and a blessing to thetheatre community. I have seen this production before and it istruly amazing. www.theatricaloutfit.org (Continued on page 6)
Maggie Grace BrinsonElla WalkerAbigail ChildersBailey CampEliza WitsellAva WitsellElizabeth HunterBrianna LiebermanMaggie InmanMary RobertsKatelyn SelfEmily SelfKendall WatkinsCardie McClureSavannah DempseyAbbey WilliamsAlexis RobinsonLisa ShoemakerMadison BrinsonTaylor BarrettCarrie ShawElizabeth ArencibiaTaylor BallChristian ArendtHaley Fisher
Samantha BarkerBrynley TeemsBlake LiebermanIsaac BrackettIan Van RiperAlan HesterEvan BrackettChase BrackettChase BrooksJackson WitsellGinger McClureAngela JonesAlisha AbramsMandy MaloneyKim DixonDon SchlitzDavid GossettBob MoulardJack FloydChip RogersBill SuponBrian Inman
BROADWAYspectacular4CAST
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photoGALLERYRLT
Children’s Productions:1. The Three Little Pigs/ The Trial of the Big, Bad Wolf2. James & the Giant Peach3. Seussical the Musical
Comedy Productions:1. Simply Divided2. The Dixie Swim Club3. Those Crazy Ladies Who Live in the House on the Corner
Dramatic Productions:1. The House of the Seven Gables2. A Few Good Men3. Witness for the Prosecution
Holiday Productions:1. The Homecoming-Musical Version2. The Christmas Angel3. The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
Musical Productions:1. Grease2. The Pajama Game3. Man of La Mancha
Other Productions:1. Trick or Treat2. Gramercy Ghost3. Frankenstein
SUMMARY OF READING COMMITTEE2013-2014 RECOMMENDATIONS
You will soon receive in the mail a packetinviting you to our Annual Gala, which is our
Annual Membership Meeting, cleverly disguisedas a really fun evening! You will also be given aballot to vote for two distinct things. One is ourannual Roman Awards, which are givenannually for excellence in all things theatricalover the past season. The other thing you will begiven the privilege of voting on is our slate ofshows for the 2013-14 season! If you visitromelittletheatre.com, there is a banner withmuch detail about each show nominated forselection. You can also actually check out oneof these scripts through our office managerduring business hours, if you want to peruse anyof them. My suggestion is that you “do yourhomework” before voting, and don’t just rely onother folks opinions. The Reading Committee isexcited about the slate we have presented, andwe hope you take the time to look at theseselections and get excited as well. «
Thank you!Wayne Jones,RLT Reading Committee Chair
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Medallion ($1000 & up)Bobby Lee CookDr. James L CurryGordon & Peggy LeiterEvie McNieceMr & Mrs William SparksJ.T. WattersRome Little Theatre
Bricks and Mortar ($500)Barbara & Jim AustinDr. & Mrs. Hector Picon
Foundation ($250)Mr. & Mrs. RH ArnoldBeth BradfordDr. & Mrs. Jim BradshawNancy & Barry Brass
Joan & Paul BrockFran & Rick BuiceMJ ChisolmChisolm and ThomasonPeter & Suzy GilbertDr & Mrs George GoldinGreater Rome Board of RealtorsGreene’s JewelersPaul GriffinEmily & Peter HjortDick & Lisa LandryAngie & Jon LewisShelly & Jeff PellerJim PowellLenora & Jim SantoroGreg PriceHal & Mimi Richards
Suzanne ScottJacquelyn & Barry Wright
Ground Breaker ($50-$100)Gena & Clinton AgnewJohn & Kay BarnettCharlene & Alan BowenMelanie CaldwellVonnell CescuttiOuida DickeyTesa & Bill DupreJason FordhamLeo & Carol GrajzarGreater Rome BankDiane & Bannister HarbinRex & Marge HauserJim & Tracy HellriegelVilla Hizer
Al & Cheryl HodgesShelley & Greg HopkinsSue Hamler LeeGordon & Peggy LeiterJane & Pete McDonaldChuck Morris & Megan & Grayson KeatingJean PalmerBrian & Teresa ReschCharles & Sharon ReichelIrma Garcia Rose,Dorothy Stevens - in honor of Jim & Cathy PowellLisa Smith - Rome TourismMelissa ThreadgillJoel & Lynn TodinoJoe & Martha Walstad
Thank you to our Friends of the DeSoto Members
Historic DeSoto Theatre
You are cordially invited to the
Rome Little Theatre Annual GalaSaturday, June thirtieth
Two Thousand Twelve Seven Thirty in the evening
The Historic DeSoto Theatre530 Broad StreetRome, Georgia
Pre-Event Social Gathering at theSeven Hills Fellowship Great Room
Cocktails and hors ‘d oeuvresSix o’clock in the evening
538 Broad Street
Open Seatingadmission to the Gala with open seating, the pre-event social gathering
and one complimentary beverage ticket$15 per person (members)
$20 per person (non-members)$10 per child (ten and under)
Premium Reserved Seatingadmission to the Gala with reserved seating, the pre-event social gathering,
two complimentary beverage tickets and one complimentary raffle ticket$25 per person (members)
$30 per person (non-members)$15 per child (ten and under)
Additional raffle and beverage tickets are $2 each
Evening will also include:Silent Auction
Live EntertainmentPresentation of Roman Awards
Cocktail/Dressy Attire
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Currently running now through July 1sth atthe wonderful Horizon Theatre on Euclid
Avenue in Little Five Points is the first of two world premieres thissummer. This is a new comedy by Atlantans Larry Larson andEddie Levi Lee called “The Waffle Palace: Scattered, Smotheredand Covered 24/7/365.” Knowing these two writers and the Horizonpersonnel, this is sure to be a night of hilarity in a famous Southerniconic restaurant. The second world premiere is a bee bop, hip hop comedy byAtlanta’s own Thomas W. Jones II called “Sheddin’.” Jones is oneof the most popular playwrights to premiere his work usually at theHorizon, and often appears in them himself.www.horizontheatre.com Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company is back this summerwith a stage version of the popular Academy Award-winning movie,“Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?” This show will run July 10th-29that the Rialto Theatre downtown. www.truecolorstheatre.org The all-musical Atlanta Lyric Theatre has got lots going on thissummer. They perform at the beautifully renovated Strand Theatreon the square in Marietta, (and now the only theatre on the square.)First up is their production of “Gypsy,” running June 15th-July 1st.Then July 27th-August 12th will see their fun production of “LegallyBlonde the Musical,” which had a long run on Broadway and waseven filmed for MTV. In between the two for one night only on July20th will be the Atlanta Junior Lyric Theatre’s production of“Disney’s Alice in Wonderland.” www.atlantalyrictheatre.com There are no plays or musical scheduled this summer for theCobb Energy Centre in Marietta, but if you are interested in theirconcerts and children’s shows, please visit them atwww.cobbenergycentre.org. After threat of shutting down like Theatre in the Square Mariettaduring these difficult economic times for the arts, the GeorgiaShakespeare Festival is back with a full slate for this summer. Theyjust ended their performance of Shakespeare in the Park with “TheTempest,” but upcoming are: “Much Ado About Nothing” June21st-August 4th; “Illyria: A Twelfth Night Musical” June 6th-August5th; Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest” July 5th-August 3rd; a musical based on the story by Hans ChristianAndersen “The Emperor and the Nightingale” July 14th-August 3rdand be looking for their production of “Macbeth” in conjunction withthe National Black Arts Festival October 4th-28th. Glad to see theyare busy and up on the boards once again!www.gashakespeare.org A little further out in Lawrenceville, the beautiful Aurora Theatre isclosing their season with an hilarious comedy centered around golfcalled “The Fox on the Fairway,” by Ken Ludwig of “Lend Me aTenor” and “Moon Over Buffalo” fame. But hurry if you want to seethis because the last performance is May 27th. Coming up August2nd-September 2nd is the first show of the 2012-2013 season, theblockbuster musical comedy by Neil Simon, Cy Coleman andDorothy Fields “Sweet Charity.” Reba and I saw the last revival ofthis on Broadway with Christina Applegate a few years ago, and itreally held up even today from the original production in the ‘60’s.www.auroratheatre.com Don’t forget that you can find out more about all of these shows,and others, including half price tickets, at www.atlantaperforms.com. Even further northeast, the Holly Theater in Dahlonega is activethis summer. They list “The Sound of Music Mellow Drama” as theirupcoming show May 18th-27th, but I have been unable to determineif this is the standard show we are rehearsing now and presentingsoon or if it is a variation of that. I tried to call but they only haveregular office hours and I haven’t been available this week. So tryyour luck at 706-864-3759 to get more information. The web siteshows a synopsis of the actual show we are doing, so not surewhere the “Mellow Drama” part in the title comes from. Their nextshow is Beth Henley’s comedy, “The Miss Firecracker Contest,”about a Southern beauty pageant, and it will run June 8th-24th.www.hollytheater.com Greenville, SC is one of our favorite places to visit, and thebeautiful Greenville Little Theatre is always a highlight of each visit.
GLT will be presenting Meredith Willson’s classic “The Music Man”June 1st-23rd, to be followed in late summer by a production called“Shake, Rattle and Roll!” and all I could figure from the web site isthat the latter show is something about Elvis.www.greenvillelittletheatre.org And as always, I end my tour with the details at the professionalCumberland County Playhouse in Crossville, TN, where you cansee as many as four shows in one weekend! Playing now throughMay 26th, “Driving Miss Daisy has been extended. “The Moving ofLilla Barton,” about a pastor’s widow refusing to leave theparsonage, is running now through May 24th. The musical“Cowboys” is running again now through July 20th prior to itsgeneral release to American theatres. Opening May 18th andrunning through June 16th, is “Bob Gunton in Walking on Water: anEvening of Musical Theatre and Song.” Bob got his start at CCPand has starred opposite Patti Lupone in “Evita” on Broadway and iswell known as the warden in the movie “The ShawshankRedemption.” Don’t miss this event! Opening May 31st-August17th is a new comedy called “See Rock City,” about the folks athome in the south during World War II. June 7th-August 10th marksthe return of the bluegrass/gospel musical, “Smoke on theMountain” for its 19th season at CCP. And “The Music Man” willalso be playing at CCP this summer, June 22-September 1st. Anew musical about Ginger Rogers called “Backwards in Heels: TheGinger Musical” will open July 27th and run through the fall intoNovember. Most exciting of all, at the end of the summer, a newBluegrass musical comedy, “Golden Boy of the Blue Ridge” willmake its debut at CCP August 23rd and will run through October26th. The musical is written by Peter Mills and his wife CaraReichel, a native of Rome, GA!!!! Cara was here in Rome for twosummers with her Prospect Theatre Company, includingperformances of “The Pirates of Penzance” and “Kismet” here at theDe Soto, and is the daughter of Sharon Reichel and the late CharlesReichel, dear friends of mine, and I had the pleasure of appearing inProspect’s production of “…Pirates…” at the DeSoto! Can’t wait tosee this show. So as usual, there is lots going on, so get out there and support it.And thanks for supporting “ The Sound of Music,” and live theatrehere and “Beyond the RLT!” «
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As a non-profit community organization, we depend on your membership and contributions as our primary financial support.Thank you to our RLT Members and Contributors
Honorary Lifetime MembersPaul BeyerDebby BrownMary DosterKeith & Betty FinleyNorris & Cornelia GambleJeanne HoltJoel & Joan JonesGordon & Peggy LeiterBecky & Tiff Magruder BVirginia M McChesneyMarlene MillardDon Rusaw
Platinum ($1500 & up)Heyman Family Foundation
in memory of Jo HeymanWes Walraven & Brian Moore
Gold ($750 - $1499)Gordon & Peggy Leiter
Bronze ($500 - $749)Greg, Mary, James & Eliza AsburyDr Jim CurryThe Elfun Societyin honor of Norris Gamble
Norris & Cornelia GambleGE Foundationmatching gift-Gordon Leiter
Dr Ralph Helser (2)
Star ($250 - $499)Virginia M McChesneyMary & Tommy Ortwein OMJoel & Lynn Todino
Roman ($100 - $249)Barbara & Jim AustinTheresa Baker
in memory of Ed BakerKaren & Scott BaughtmanJanice Brown (2)Nancy BryanTooken Richardson CadePaul & Shari CulottaD’Ann Downey & William WarleyReed & Susan EdwardsSylvia & Randy EidsonNorris & Cornelia GambleLeo & Carol GrajzarRex & Marge HauserLouisa HunterBob KillcreasRichard & Lisa LandryJim & Anne MilnerChuck Morris, Megan Keating in memory of Ed BakerCarl Edwin PaxtonDon & Gerry SchlitzVirginia & Sam SpectorMartha TapiaJudge & Mrs Robert WaltherTom & Joni WannamakerShirl Willis
Friend (Up to $99)Wendell Barnes, JrBarbara BeninatoPaula & Jim BowersCharlene & Alan BowenLouise S Branham (2)Janice Brown (2)Tooken Richardson CadeMelanie CaldwellSandy DavisSandy & Randy Davis in honor of Mary Ellen PetersonMr & Mrs HG Edmondson, Jr, in honor of Mary Ellen PetersonJoel & Jean FletcherJason Fordham BFrank HoodBecky,Tiff & Kathrine Magruder B in memory of John W Van HoornBetty KaraschMichael Keating
in memory of Dean Durbrow and Margrit MarksSusan McGinnis in memory of Ed BakerJim & Cherry MooreJames & Amanda MorganChuck Morris, Megan Keating BBMrs Cliff Moore, Jr & Ruth in honor of Mary Ellen PetersonMt Berry Square MallPete & Arlene MumberRaymond & Wanda MurphyJane PerryJanet PetersonJohn & Rebecca PillsburyMrs Jo Rickman in honor of Mary Ellen PetersonFrank Romano (2)Ken & Betty Shiflett in honor of Mary Ellen PetersonMatt, Pam & Lisa Shoemaker BJane & George SlickmanElsie Jo Trawick, Jean SoulesAlan & Diane VaryHelga WaechtlerJane Wentwoth (2)Ralph White in honor of Mary Ellen Peterson
Season Ticket HoldersTim & Alisha AbramsGreg, Mary, James, Eliza AsburyBarbara & Jim AustinEdith BakerTheresa Baker & Ed BakerCharlotte BallWendell Barnes, JrJohn & Kay Barnett (4) BKaren & Scott BaughtmanDonna BentleyCarol Blair (2)Charlene & Alan BowenJim & Paula Bowers & Landon LoydKaren & Ernie BowlingGene, Melissa & Glenn Bowman
Neal Brackett & family (5) BHeather BrandLouise Schroeder Branham (2)Rob, Tina, Madison & Maggie Grace BrinsonVickie BrownEverette & Joan BrumbelowJanice Brown (2)Nancy BryanSara & Jim BurdetteTooken Richardson CadeJoAnne Campbell (2)Coni Carey & Ben Peck, BTony and Angela Cargle (3)Ann CastoJudith & Larry CaywoodGuy ChamblessTammy, Barry & Abigail ChildersJonathan ChisolmJim & Shelby ChristieRachael ClarkDavid & Suzanne Clonts (4) BBKathleen & Michael ColvinCharlene Covington (3)Allison Cox BLarry Cox, Cheryl Cox & Amanda HunterTherese Disney CoxPaul & Shari CulottaDr Jim CurrySandy DavisBarbara Lanier EdesReed & Susan EdwardsJanet & Lloyd FarrChristine & David Fisher (4)Joel & Jean FletcherJack & Sallie FloydJason Fordham BMartin Foster (2)Ruth GardnerBranson & Margaret GaylorDonna GentrySims & Adele GordonLeo & Carol GrajzarBeckie, Jerry & Abbie GurleyEllie & Tom HambyDiane, Bannester Harbin Jr (4)Mary Harper (3)Stephanie HartJeff HawkinsLorraine Heiken (3)Dr Ralph Helser (2)James & Anne HenryLyons Heyman (3)Della Hobby & Robert E BrownBrad Howard (5)Gayle HopkinsHilde Hudson (4)Sandy & Roger HuffGuy & Virginia HunterWilliam, Allison, Elizabeth HunterLouise JacksonKitty & Wayne JohnstonTom & Margaret JonesWayne & Angela Jones (3) BBonnie & George JoynerBetty KaraschJessica KennedyFran KirtlandBill & Janice KnightKeith & Betty KottwitzMike, Rainey,Conner LancasterBonnie & Joel LiebermanRachel Lieberman (2)Ramona Leiter
Joseph & Claire MangravitiEddie & Joy McAfeeKim McCoyJane McDonaldLouise MichielsenHolly & Philip MooreJim & Cherry MooreJames & Amanda MorganChuck Morris & Megan Keating B BOpal MorrisChris MotesRobert MoulardPete & Arlene MumberCarol MurchlandRaymond & Wanda MurphyCharles & Meredith NorrisMary & Tommy Ortwein (3) OMLaDonna PadgettChristopher ParkerJoAnna ParkerKelly & Allison ParnellSteve & Connie PatrickJanet PetersonJohn & Rebecca PillsburyDanny, Tammi & Katie PriceDavid & Catherine PriceJudy Anderson PuckettSharon ReichelToni & Edward ReidRose RemingtonMartin, Madeleine, Julia RhinerDonna C RiordanShirley RobersonDr William Robison III (2)Frank Romano (2)Mrs Rebecca RussellSavannah RuthJudge Larry Salmon (3)Angela SanfordFaye SelfJames & Marion SenderDon & Gerry SchlitzMatt, Pam, Lisa Shoemaker BRebecca Sidwell & Ansley ThompsonPatty, Terry & Carrie ShawJane & George SlickmanDr & Mrs William SparksCB StillwellMargaret & Robert SwansonMartha TapiaLenn ThompsonDaniel Todd & Donna KarnesJoel & Lynn TodinoKathleen TolbertElsie Jo Trawick, Jean SoulesJennifer & Eric VaughnSharon & Jim VaughnAlan & Diane VaryHelga WaechtlerLF WalkerLori & Lance Walker (3)Mary WalkerLinda Walraven (2)Dr. William Warley & Dr. D’Ann DowneyBruce Watson (3)Jane Wentwoth (2)Anne WestfieldRalph White (5)Dave & Peggy WillisShirl WillisMelissa & Bob Witsell (3)Barry & Edna WrightBuster Young (2)
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P.O. Box 1063Rome, GA 30162-1063
706-295-7171
The purpose of this organization is to present amateur theatrical productions, encourage interest in drama,and contribute to the cultural and educational life of the community. The Rome Little Theatre, Inc. is anactive supporter of the arts in Rome and Floyd County. «
MISSION STATEMENT
At the Historic DeSoto Theatre
Registration begins 1 hour priorto auditions on each day
AUDITIONS
Saturday, June 2 at 1 pm18 and under
Sunday, June 3 at 7 pm19 and older
Saturday, June 23 at 2 pmSunday, June 24 at2 pm
Call backs:Monday, June 25 at 6 pm
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