Rover Dramawerks Donors Crusader - $10,000 and above

City of Plano ▪ Texas Commission on the Arts

Trailblazer - $5000 to $9999 The Dale Wasserman Foundation ▪ Naifeh Photography ▪ Caitlin Schraufnagel

Pioneer - $2500 to $4999 Anonymous (2) ▪ David McCall ▪ Randy & Diana Wright of The Wright Solution

Explorer - $1000 to $2499 Curran Tomko Tarski LLP ▪ Mike Hathaway ▪ HP Enterprise Services ▪ Jason & Carol Rice ▪ Steven Shaw ▪ Robert R. Smith ▪ Ken Willingham

Adventurer - $500 to $999 Anonymous (2) ▪ Tim & Jane Birkhead ▪ Bridge Builder Academy ▪ Marion & Dianne Brockette ▪ John Caldwell ▪ Kelly & Russell Clarkson ▪ Communities Foundation of Texas ▪ Einstein Bros.

Bagels ▪ Margo Lynn Hablutzel ▪ Hirsch’s Specialty Meats ▪ Lennox Corp.

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Outrider - $100 to $199 Angela’s at the Crosswalk ▪ Anonymous (2) ▪ Janet Behning ▪ Gregory Boydston ▪ Roger Carver ▪ Edward Coyle ▪ Ruth DeNamur ▪ Mary Ann Dudko ▪ Richard Fiske ▪ Susan Fortin ▪ Dan & Claudia Gray ▪ Dale Gutt ▪ Julie Holmer & David Rankin ▪ Annika Horne ▪ Lindsey Humphries ▪ Sonya Jones ▪ Mary Kennard ▪ Doug & Debi Kilmer ▪ Howard & Joyce Korn ▪ Mirna Lynch ▪ Rich Machado ▪ Anne McGravie ▪ David & Mei Meermans ▪ Ron Miller ▪ Patricia Mitchell ▪ Ashley Morris-Johnson ▪ Howard & Brenda Moyes ▪ Raising Cane’s ▪ Joanne Rice ▪ Ron Seher ▪ In Memory of Frank Shirar ▪ Peter & Marilyn Van Leuvan ▪ Debbie Watson ▪ Elena Westbrook ▪ Richard Wills ▪ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wright ▪ Sandy Yeh

Scout - $50 to $99 Anonymous (4) ▪ Carol Becker ▪ John & Melody Bock ▪ Michael & Teresa Bronsky ▪ Jackie Carey ▪ Carrabba’s Italian Grill ▪ John & Twylia Church ▪ Donald Cook ▪ Julia Costello ▪ Robbin Dill ▪ Dan & Cathy Donahue ▪ Cheryl Dorrance ▪ Jack & Patricia Forbess ▪ Doug Grace ▪ Carla Graham ▪ Andrea H. ▪ Genie Hammel ▪ Darlene Humphries ▪ Stephanie Kelly ▪ Donna Latham ▪ Debbie & Dave Marshall ▪ The Ronald ▪ In Memory of Caryl Scales ▪ Alasdair Seth ▪ James & Heather Shin ▪ Cathy Sims ▪ A Star Sushi & Seafood Buffet ▪ Tan Lines ▪ Dave Tenney ▪ Pete & Marilyn Van Leuvan ▪ The Wickwares ▪ Kenny Wilson

First Watch - $20 to $49 Anonymous (8) ▪ Deb Caperton Ballard ▪ Howard Barber ▪ Janet Behning ▪ Vicki Biddy ▪ Mark, Debbie & Aaron Blankenship ▪ Dan Brantley ▪ Heather Broughton ▪ Michael Brown ▪ James E. Burnside ▪ Emily Ball Cicchini ▪ Karen Click ▪ Julie Confalone ▪ Manuel C. Cruz ▪ Travis & Veronica Day ▪ Antoinette Degnan ▪ Kevin Dias ▪ George Elwell ▪ Kelly Ferguson ▪ Carlos Gallegos ▪ Adrian Giuhat ▪ Lawrence Groves ▪ Susan Long Haga ▪ Gayle Ormsby Hargis ▪ Rae Harville ▪ Keith Hoffmaster ▪ Robbi Holman ▪ Kelli Ivy ▪ Charlotte Kolls ▪ Jim Long ▪ Mirna Lynch ▪ Tom McCallister ▪ David Meermans ▪ Libby Mitchell ▪ Bill Naifeh ▪ Betty Nieczyporowicz ▪ Melissa O'Neal ▪ Janette Oswald ▪ Dr. William Parr ▪ John Reas ▪ Jody Reed ▪ Laura Reyes ▪ Monica Salhuana ▪ Mark-Brian Sonna ▪ Buster Spiller ▪ Linda & Frank Stepan ▪ Linda Stevens ▪ Lauren Tunnell ▪ Lloyd Turney ▪ Beverly Wassberg ▪ Dale Wheeler ▪ Tracy Yost ▪ Melody Yuhn

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! If we have failed to acknowledge you, please accept our sincere apology

and let us know so we can rectify the situation.

April 23 - May 16, 2015

presents

Season sponsors:

by Gene Kato directed by Lindsey Humphries

Special Thanks

18 Holes would not have been possible without the generous contributions of the following:

Our wonderful donors, season sponsors, and purchasers of program ads. Please visit those businesses whose ads you see here

and let them know you appreciate their support of the arts!

YOU, for being in our audience - with an extra special thanks to our season ticket holders!

Rover's Mission

Searching for treasures, new and rediscovered, for theatre "off the beaten path."

Rover Dramawerks produces lost or forgotten works of well-known authors,

revives excellent scripts that have suffered from lack of exposure, and discovers unknown gems of the stage.

Monte Allen - Love Your Lawn Allen’s Community Theatre Tim Avirett John Bane

Mike Bronsky John Caldwell Tom Cao - FLOWERAMA of Plano City of Plano

Cast, Directors, and Crew of our 10-Minute Comedies Chris Cloe - Pinnacle Pro Media The Compass Rose Contemporary Theatre of Dallas Rhonda Durant

Jason Flynn Hampton Inn in Denison Shirley Oliver - Goodwill in Mesquite

Mark Hawkins - Booker T. Washington H.S. for the Performing Arts Robbi Holman Doug Grace

Mitzi and Dave Hubbard Savannah Johnson Lighting Guy Enterprises Ella Mock

Tish Mussey One-Thirty Productions Jack Piland Pocket Sandwich Theatre

Paula Raven Rock Creek Resort Adam Steczko Tanglwood Resorts

Texas Commission on the Arts Texoma Destinations Ralph and Cory - TOP DRAWER Antiques and Consignment

Marty VanKleeck - Bath House Cultural Center Pam Walsh Ted Wesley

Get Involved!

Welcome to Rover and the fourth mainstage show of our 15th Anniversary Season! We are pleased to present seven exciting mainstage shows and two One Day Only 10-minute play festivals again this season, as well as classes and camps for children and adults. We also offer unique Adventure Nights programming every Friday and Saturday between our mainstage shows, the next of which will be ComedySportz on May 22-23 at 8:00 p.m.! There’s still time to join our ever growing ranks of season ticket holders by picking up a 3-show Season Sampler or Punch Card. Then you’ll be ready to renew when we announce our 16th Season during Come Blow Your Horn later this summer. Join us as we grow, won’t you? Volunteers make all of this possible. We are a business. We are an art. We are a community. If you have ever been a part of any of these things, you have the skills we’re looking for! We’re looking for people to join our dynamic Board of Directors, help us write grants, network on Rover’s behalf with local businesses, build sets, join our new guild - if you’ve got a talent, we can probably make use of it! Just give your contact information to the box office or a roving board member and we’ll take it from there. You can also send an email to Rover’s Artistic Director Carol M. Rice at carol@roverdramawerks.com for more information or with kudos, questions, or concerns about anything Rover related, too! If you don’t have a lot of extra time, you can still help out. Use GoodSearch.com when surfing the web (instead of Google), and Rover gets a penny per search. Use GoodShop when you shop online, and we get a percentage of your purchase! There’s even a nifty toolbar you can download that will tell you when you’re visiting a shopping site that will benefit Rover! With COUPONS! You can also link your Tom Thumb Reward Card to Rover. Just fill out an application at the store including our account number, 10965, and we’ll get a percentage every time you buy groceries! Every little bit ads up! Another easy way to support Rover is to visit the businesses whose ads appear in our program, and let them know you’re there because you saw them here! You can even buy an ad for YOUR business! Rates start at just $50 for a quarter page, and we have season ads available, too. Be a show sponsor! You can sponsor the whole run, be a co-sponsor, or even just sponsor an opening night, closing night, or any special night during the run of any show in our season! And of course you can donate to Rover, and we don’t just need money (although that’s the BEST way to help) - you can also donate goods and services! More than anything though, we love it when you’re here in our audience. We need and appreciate your support and hope to see you again SOON. Be sure to make your tax-deductible donations and buy your season tickets!

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The Cast Lyle............................................................................................Doug Latham Doug...........................................................................................Mike Partyka Hal..............................................................................................Jared Seman Arty...........................................................................................Parker Niksich Ivan............................................................................................Clint Prentice Nate...............................................................................Fernando Hernández Triona.........................................................................................Annika Horne Norma..........................................................................................Nancy Lamb Erwin......................................................................................Ronnie Giddens Geraldine......................................................................................Vandi Clark Hattie.......................................................................................Mary Campbell Yvonne........................................................................................Jessica Roth Sydney....................................................................................Christine Engel Paris...................................................................................Jeremiah Johnson

The Production Staff Director.….........................................................................Lindsey Humphries Assistant Director..............................................................Kevin Michael Fuld Stage Manager..............................................................................Darcy Koss Producer....................................................................................Mike Bronsky Fight Choreographer..........................................................Joseph L. Taylor II Set Designer/Master Carpenter……………………....…….........Dave Tenney Lighting Designer.…..……….....…………..................................Dave Tenney Master Electrician..........................................................................Jack Piland Costume Designer...……….……...........................................Brittany Lindsey Sound Designer.............................................................................Jason Rice Properties Designer.….....................….................................Terrie W. Justus Light and Sound Board Operators....................................Savannah Johnson Darcy Koss Program.................……………………………………..................Carol M. Rice Box Office…………………………………..................................Kim Wickware Show Logo Design..................................................................Mike Hathaway

18 Holes is produced by special permission with Next Stage Press, www.nextstagepress.net.

Please turn off all cellular phones, pagers, wristwatch alarms, tablets, and other noise and light making devices.

There will be no smoking or vaping in the theatre.

There will be one 15-minute intermission.

Who's Who Mary Campbell (Hattie) is so honored to be a part of this wonderful production. A recent Chicago transplant, she is slowly worming her way into the Dallas Theater community, and working with this group has been a wonderful introduction to the “family.” Mary was recently seen in Pap's Place at Core Theater in Richardson. Chicago credits include Mrs Tottendale in The Drowsy Chaperone, Bella in Lost in Yonkers, Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, Dorothy Brock and Maggie in two different productions of 42nd Street, and Miss Thorne in productions of Ruthless, the Musical. “Thank you to Lindsey and all of the production staff for this opportunity. Do you know what I'm sayin’? Yeah, you do! [Thanks for the line, Fernando!]” Vandi Clark (Geraldine) has been seen locally Irving Community Theatre’s production of No Sex Please, We’re British as Barbara and in Sibling Revelery’s production of Tartuffe as Mmme Pernelle. She has toured nationally with A Christmas Carol and locally with the Dallas Theatre Center’s Humanities Texas Tour. Her stage credits include: Cora in The Dark at the Top of the Stairs, The Step-Mother in Cinderella, Mrs. Hopkins in My Fair Lady, Elaine Navazio in The Last of the Red-Hot Lovers, and Emma in Casa Mañana’s production of Funny Girl with Ruta Lee. At Theatre Arlington, she has been seen as Miss Sara in Fruitcakes and Mrs. Chauvenet in Harvey. She has also enjoyed the thrill of popcorn as Rebecca at the Pocket Sandwich Theatre’s production of The Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Vandi has also appeared in such movies as Semi Tough, Silent Rage and as Aunt Ethel in the PBS movie Lathe of Heaven. She can also be found on Barney’s Rhyme Time Rhythm as The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe. Recently, she appeared in The Painted Woman as a Homeless Person, and Jack’s Bad Day, as Gram Gram. She has also filmed a PSA for the SPCA “The Truth Behind Cute,” designed to educate and warn people about puppy mills. Christine Engel (Sydney) was last seen at Rover Dramawerks in One Day Only 24. She has acted in plays and musicals in the area including Crimes of the Heart, The Princess Bride, Spamalot, and Cabaret. She hopes you share her passionate hatred of orange hats, and that you enjoy tonight's show!

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Kevin Michael Fuld (Assistant Director) is excited about this opportunity to work behind the scenes at Rover. Previously he was seen onstage here in The Girls in 509, These Two Couples Went to Italy and Who Was That Lady I Saw You With? Kevin was most recently in A Flea in Her Ear at Mainstage in Irving. He runs his own production company, Camp Death Productions. Ronnie Giddens (Erwin) has loved Rover Dramawerks since he appeared in one of their One Day Only productions a long time ago. He is very happy to appear with such a talented cast and crew in a Rover full length production. Ronnie’s last role was in his church’s Christmas presentation of For Unto Y’all. He has been acting on stage and in short films for too long to count and especially enjoyed playing a Grim Reaper with a sense of humor in Grim and a kleptomaniacal pyromaniac in I Know You Are… He would like to thank Lindsey for sharing her love for all things theatrical and his wonderful wife for always pushing him to be his best. Fernando Hernández (Nate) is excited to make his Rover debut with 18 Holes. Some of his previous credits include Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (C.O.R.P), Dennis in Mauritius (SMU Theatre), and most recently Dr. Sanderson in Harvey (C.O.R.P). In his free time, Fernando enjoys making music and performing it around the DFW area, as well coaching aspiring, college-bound and working actors to better their art. Fernando would like to thank his mother, father, and sister for their continuous support, and his girlfriend for her utmost understanding and patience. This show is dedicated to his grandpa, Adrian Martinez Diaz. Facebook.com/FernandoHernandezOfficial Annika Horne (Triona) is thrilled to be a part of this production at Rover Dramawerks! Her favorite roles include Meg in WRENS (also at Dramawerks), Fredricka Armfeldt in A Little Night Music and Patrice in 13. In 2012, Annika appeared on the Lifetime drama Army Wives for which she won the Young Artist Award, a division of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. As a high school sophomore, she sang a live duet with Wynona Judd. Last year, she cowrote a song on the soundtrack of the feature film The Hornets Nest and has performed twice at American Airline's SkyBall. In May, Annika will act in a French Disney movie called Mére et Fille. Lindsey Humphries (Director) is thrilled to be directing 18 Holes. Previously, she has directed Bloody Murder and Alice and Margo here at Rover, and Death By Chocolate for Frisco Community Theater. Lindsey serves as Adventure Night Coordinator here at Rover, as well as designing props and costumes throughout the Metroplex. Lindsey would like to thank her amazing cast, design team, and everyone at Rover who helped make this show possible.

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Jeremiah Johnson (Paris). This is Jeremiah’s first time on the Rover stage. He recently appeared in Annie Get Your Gun at Lyric Stage and performed in the national tour of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer in 2014. Some of his favorite credits include Sweeney Todd, RED, and Young Frankenstein. Terrie Justus (Props Designer) has worked with Rover since 2002, as a performer, property designer, producer, and board member. Her favorite performance was in the title role of Veronica’s Room. She has designed props for numerous productions at Rover, including last season’s productions of Out of Sterno, WRENS, and Sherlock Holmes and the Jersey Lily. She has also designed props for Pocket Sandwich Theatre’s productions of Journey to the Center of the Earth, and Herbbits, Wizards & Borks, Oh My! last year and Nobody’s Perfect this year. Gene Kato (Playwright) has been writing plays for almost twenty-five years. His most recent play, 2nd Anniversary Near Taurus Major, was recently chosen as one of the Best American Short plays of 2013 (published by Applause Books). He owns the play publishing company Next Stage Press (www.nextstagepress.net) and is thankful to his wife Jessica for letting him come back to his home state to see the Regional Premiere of 18 Holes. Many thanks to Carol, Lindsey, Jason, the cast, crew, and the entire extended Rover Dramawerks family of artists, supporters, and audiences for making live theatre in the Great State of Texas continue to happen. Enjoy it, y’all! Darcy Koss (Stage Manager) first stage managed The Girls in 509 here at Rover. Since then, she has stage managed Bloody Murder, WRENS, Same Time Next Year, and Other People's Money, among others, and has loved every minute of it. She loves working with the cast and crew and bringing the shows to life. She'd like to thank Rover for this opportunity. Nancy Lamb (Norma) has appeared in several previous Rover productions, including Around the World in Eighty Days, Gilligan’s Island: the Musical, Alice and Margo, and most recently, Other People’s Money. She keeps busy on stages around the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, including Texas Family Musicals, MBS Productions, Theatre Britain, Theatre Arlington, Mainstage Irving, and Casa Mañana. Favorite roles include the title roles in Hello, Dolly and ‘Til Beth Do Us Part, Betty Meeks in The Foreigner, and Mag in Beauty Queen of Leenane. Doug Latham (Lyle). This is Doug’s first appearance in a Rover production. He has been in many shows with another theater group in Plano. He truly has had a wonderful experience with the Rover theater, the director Lindsay, and this amazing cast. He hopes you will enjoy this production as much as he has enjoyed being a part of it. Brittany Lindsey (Costume Designer) is thrilled to be costume designing her first show, 18 Holes, at Rover Dramawerks. She is currently a student at Texas A&M University-Commerce where she is studying Theatre. Brittany has costume designed The Big, Friendly Giant and The Further Adventures of Tom and Huck and Other Plays. She is looking forward to costuming many more shows in the future! Parker Niksich (Arty), age 10 years old, is thrilled to be returning to the Rover Dramawerks stage as Arty. Parker has previously performed in The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker, Oliver!, To Kill a Mockingbird, Gypsy, Ebenezer Scrooge and A Christmas Carol. He attends Stinson Elementary, sings in the choir; plays volleyball; and dances with the Spring Creek Church performance team. Parker greatly appreciated the opportunity to work for Ms. Lindsey once again and enjoyed the support he received from all of the cast. Parker is represented by The Clutts Agency and hopes to pursue an acting career or become a plastic surgeon. Parker thanks his parents for always supporting his dreams and for chauffeuring him to rehearsals!

First Friday INSIDERS

What’s better than being a VIP? Being a Rover Dramawerks INSIDER.

Sure VIPs receive special treatment, but INSIDERS not only receive

special treatment but are also treated to the additional perks that only INSIDERS get.

What perks, you may ask?

Following the show on the First Friday of each new production,

INSIDERS are treated to a private soirée with food, drink, and the chance to hobnob with playwrights, actors, directors, and designers.

If you already have tickets for another performance but wish to attend

the First Friday and become an INSIDER, call or send us an email.

We will gladly move your existing tickets to the First Friday.

Tickets for the INSIDER meet and greet with food and beverage following the production are only $10.00

and may be purchased online or at the box office.

Summer’s on the Way

Rover has got another awesome session of CAMPS lined up!

This summer, there are several camps right here at Rover Dramawerks - sign up NOW at www.roverdramawerks.com or at the box office for

Break a Leg! (our most popular camp), Break Your Other Leg! (continuation of the skills learned in Break a Leg!)

and Musical Theatre!

Plano Leisure camps will be at the Cox Building. Sign up at parks.planotx.org.

NEW half day camps include SFX Makeup & Creature Features, Stage Combat, and Musical Theatre Dance Workshop.

Our Advanced Acting and Young Writers camps are being completely revamped for this summer, so be sure to check those out as well.

Also at the Cox Building we’ll have old favorites:

Break a Leg!, Break Your Other Leg!, Musical Theatre, Improv to Acting, and Improv, Characters and Performance.

Make plans NOW to sign your children up for their favorite camps!

We’ve also just announced BRAND NEW ADULT CLASSES

at Rover Dramawerks for 18 and up!

Acting for Adults Two sessions!

Mondays and Wednesday at 5:30, June 15 - July 1

Mondays and Wednesdays at 5:30, July 20 - August 5

Sign up today!

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Mike Partyka (Doug) began his theatre career with minor parts in high school productions of The King and I and 42nd Street. After taking a long sabbatical to pursue an alternative career as an IT consultant, Mike returned to the stage last year, taking roles in Rover’s One Day Only 22: A Blow to the Head and Adventure Nights: Saturday Night Live. Mike made his major theatre debut in last month’s production of Other People's Money. 18 Holes is his second major production with Rover Dramawerks. Clint Prentice (Ivan). Previous to 18 Holes, Clint was stage manager for Rover's Who Was That Lady I Saw You With? He has acted and directed in many Rover One Day Only productions. This will be Clint's first full production onstage since Rover's 2009 Dilemmas With Dinner. In his spare time, Clint works with video production, social media, and blog writing -- he's very professional, or something like that. Okay, that's not true he's paying us to say that. Not enough, apparently. Jason Rice (Sound Designer) has been on the Rover board since it was founded and is the current Board President. He has designed sound for such shows as Other People’s Money, The Cupcake Conspiracy, Who Was That Lady I Saw You With?, Written in Time, The Crowd You’re in With, Adventures in Mating, Mary’s Wedding, The Compleat Works of Wllm Shkspr (abridged), and Night Must Fall. He has received awards for acting and sound design, and he has written several custom murder mysteries and one-act plays. Jason has composed music for both live theatre and video, receiving the Aegis Award for his original composition for Matt Kaufman’s film short Willoughby. Some of the plays he has directed for Rover include WRENS, More Fun Than Bowling, Premiere!, Around the World in 80 Days, The Runner Stumbles, and War of the Worlds. As much fun as theater is, Jason’s favorite role is Daddy to Stephen and Scott. “What’s my motivation for ‘Because I said so!’?”

Jessica Roth (Yvonne) is thrilled to be making her debut in Texas with Rover Dramawerks. Coming from Pennsylvania, she has received a Bachelors in Theatre and Dance at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Jessica has also appeared in several Forensic Files episodes along with independent projects. She continues studying her craft at TBell Studios. Jessica is looking forward to being involved with many more theatre projects and would like to thank Rover Dramawerks, her husband Tommy for all his support, and the entire cast for the great experience. Jared Seman (Hal) is excited to be part of his first Rover Dramawerks production and wants to thank Lindsey for the opportunity and his wife Frances and son Jackson for their unwavering support. Jared has performed at Pocket Sandwich Theatre in melodramas like Curse of the Mummy and Captain Phantasm & the Countdown to Doom, as well as Camp Death Productions’ debut play, Spring-Heeled Jack Vs. The Enigmatic Dr. Hu. When not on stage, Jared is an aspiring playwright and comedy writer whose work can be seen on YouTube as a founding member of the sketch comedy company, Weresquirrel Productions. Joseph L. Taylor II (Fight Choreographer): “I would like to thank you blessing us with your patronage at Rover Dramawerks. Most recent fight scenes are from Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lilly and The Cupcake Conspiracy. I would like to personally thank Carol and Jason Rice, Lindsey Humphries, and Rhonda Durant. Thank you for coming out and seeing what we love to do then I urge to share that love with everyone you come in contact with on your travels. “ Dave Tenney (Set and Lighting Designer/Master Carpenter) is pleased to be working with Rover again, having previously designed sets for Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily, Private Lives and Morphic Resonance. Dave recently folded his own small scenic design and construction company into Lighting-Guy Enterprises (the company formerly known as Samarco) and is currently the rental/sales/scenic department manager. Over the last several years, first with his own company, and now with LGE, Dave has designed and/or constructed sets for hundreds of plays, films, television shows, and special events throughout the Metroplex. When he’s not busy making sawdust, Dave also works as a freelance television engineer for Time Warner Cable Sportschannel, ESPN, ABC Sports, and others. In his off hours, Dave enjoys creating original works of art, reading good books, cooking, and hopes one day to finish getting his private pilot’s license.

Up Next For Rover Dramawerks

by Michael McKeever directed by Carol M. Rice

June 4-27 Tickets are on sale now!

BUT FIRST for our next Adventure Night, we’d like to welcome

May 22-23 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are just $12 and may be purchased on our website.