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laughs. With the blessings of the archdioces- es, Sister uses the game of Chutes and Lad- ders, recreated on an ecclesiastical felt ban- ner, as a learning tool noting that good deeds are helpful on the climb (to heaven) while the chutes (to hell) are well-oiled and difficult to avoid. Sister also offers her personal list of sins for the new millennium. (In case you

C wondered, tattoos, body-piercing and botox injections are high on her list.) This much anticipated sequel to Late Nite Catechism is already blessed with 'heavenly' reviews from audiences and critics alike.

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Jay is thrilled to return to TLTOTS after appearing in last year's Christmas show. He has performed in venues ranging from Off-Broadway to the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas to regional theatres throughout the US. Favorite credits include leading comedic roles in: South Pacific, Damn Yankees, Swing on a Star impersonating Kay Kaiser and Bud Abbott (The Fireside), The Tempest (CCP), and Sophie, Totie, & Belle (Queens Theatre in the Park). This past spring, he originated the role of Tabaqui, the Mad Jackal, in the Off- Broadway production of NAC's original adaptation of The Jungle Book. Most tecently, Jay directed the New York premiere of Freedumb: Oui, the Peep Hole, which was selected to premiere at this year's Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival. Happy Holidays to you!

Melissa Duffer

Melissa is very happy to be celebrating Christmas once again on The Little Theatre stage. Regional credits include: Geminae in Fonrm, Alice in Seven Brides .... featured dancer in The Fireside Christmas Special (The Fireside), Kate Mullins in Titanic (Country Dinner Playhouse, Denver) Paw Simcox in Grease. Apache dancer in Joseph ..., Zaneeta Shinn in The Music Man (Beef and Boards), and Dream Laurey in Oklahoma! (West Virginia Musical Theatre). Melissa has also performed in musical revues overseas and industrials in New York City. She has performed for the Macy's Flower Show and has been featured as a Barbie for Mattel. Mdissa dedicates this performance to her dear friend Janet and would like to wish a "Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night."

Michael Haws

Michael is very happy to, once again, be able to spend the Christmas season in Sullivan. His last Christmas show here was six years ago. Since the end of the summer season, Michael spent his time in Arizona, performing the role of Arthur in Camelot for Broadway Palm West Dinner Theatre for Artistic Director, Seth Reines. Michael is currently the Managing Artisitic Director for The Little Theatre.

Steven Lane

Steven is delighted to be back once again in The Little Theatre's Christmas show. He lives in Orlando, Florida where he was just seen in The Fanfasticks as El Gallo. Other roles include Mordred in Camelot, Harold Bride in Titanic, Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls, Rooster in Annie, Cornelius in Hello, Dolly!, Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast, Danny Zuko in Grease, Benny Southstreet in Guys and Dolls, JacoblPotiphar in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and his favorite role to date, Che in Evita. He would like to thank Michael for this opportunity, his

Ryan McKinney

Ryan McKinney is exc~ted to be making his Little Theatre On The Square debut with this wonderful and talented cast. Ryan recently returned to New York City after a two-year stint in California where he received a Masters of Fine Arts degree in Musical Theatre History and Performance from San Diego State University. Favor~te theatre credits include Frank in Merrily We Roll Along (SDSU), Gremio in Kiss Me, Kate (Moonlight Amphitheatre), Tenorio in Man of La Mancha (Fireside Theatre) and Rooster in Annre (METPIPoway Center for the Perf Arts) TV Credlts include Law and Order: SVU (NBCIUSA Studios) and Glenn Miller Remembered (PBS-TVTThirteen-NY). When he is not performing, Ryan IS an associate adjunct professor of musical theatre at Pace Univers~ty and Marymount Manhattan College in New York City. Many thanks to Michael, Jay and Melissa for this wonderful opportunity and to my friends and family for their inspiring support and love.

Elizabeth Pugh

Elizabeth is thrilled to be returning to The Little Theatre On The Square with her role in The Magic of Christmas. She has been seen previously on The Little Theatre stage in 42nd Street, Swing!, Beauty and the Beast, Hello, Dolly!, Honk!, Annie, The Sound of Music, An Old Fashioded Christmas, It's Always Time for Christmas, Schoolhouse Rock Live, Jr., Music Man, Jr., and Once On This Island, Jr. She is a senior at Mattoon High School where she has been president of her class and involved in student council for the past four years. Elizabeth stays very active in dance, voice and drama lessons and wants to give a special thanks to Ms. Marie and all her instructors. Elizabeth also wants to thank her family for always encouraging her to 'Reach for the Stars!' She joins the rest of the company in wishing everyone a blessed holiday season. Enjoy the show!

Katie Sina

Katie Sina makes her Little Theatre debut with The Magic Of Christmas! She has toured internationally, nationally and abroad. She recently finished a run of Damn Yankees as Lola, other credits include: Anything Goes (Hope), Cabaret (Texas), and Oklahoma! (Laureyldream Laurey). Originally from Blacksburg, VA, she currently lives and trains in NYC. She aspires to be on the "great white way" while remaining dedicated to her second love of yoga. She is honored to work with her amazingly talented and fun friends here in Sullivan, and is thankful for this opportunity. Love to her mom in Cali, the Sinas in WI, and her friends that continue to make her feel funny. Merry Christmas!

Emma Taylor

I Emma Taylor is thrilled to be able to perform in the Christmas show. Emma performed in The Little Theatre's Music Man, Jr., Once On This Island, Jr., and It's Always Time For Christmas. Emma is 9 years old and likes to read, play sports, dance and sing. She lives in Macon with her parents and two brothers, Caleb and Gabe. Emma attends Meridian Intermediate School in Blue Mound, where she is in the fourth grade. Merry Christmas!

A Marie Jagger-Taylor

Marie Jagger-Taylor is thrilled to be a part of your holiday festivities and this wonderful group of people. Marie is Director of Education for TLTOTS and a member of AEA. She recently dire~tedlchoregraphed The Spirit of Christmas for the Broadway Palm West Dinner Theatre in Arizona and continues to manage and instruct our DanceIDrama program for students 18 months to adult and our professional touring program, S.T.A.R., which is dedicated to bringing Arts into education. She lives in Macon with her agrarian husband Jody and their three joys. Caleb (12), Emma (9) and Gabriel (6). She thanks Michael Haws and Jason Yarcho for the opportunity to be part of the creative team for this world premiere of The Magic of Christmas. Marie wishes you Happpy Holidays and hopes that you continue to keep the magic alive through the year.

Jordan Villanueva Jordan is always excited to get any chance he can to perform on The Little Theatre stage. You may remember Jordan from Music Man, Jr., Once On This Island, Jr., It's Always Time For Christmas, and Joseph. When not busy in one of his classes or rehearsals in Sullivan, Jordan is practicing the piano or saxophone, playing baseball, reading, or building with Legos. Jordan lives in Moweaqua with his parents and little sister Kaitlin. Jordan is 10 years old and in the fifth grade. He would like to thank his family for their support and many hours of driving time. He would also like to thank Ms. Marie and Mr. Haws for giving him another chance to shine.

Written and Directed by Michael Haws

d, Compased & Orchestrated by Choreogri?phed by P. Jaaon Yarcho Marie JaggwTllylor

Scenic Design by Lighting Design by Costume Design by Kathryn W m r

Production Stage Manager Gretchen M. Boyer

Portly Man, Fan, Belle, Belinda Angel

Bob Cratchift, Fezziwig

n of the Guard, Fred, Marley~ Scrooge as a young man, Peter, Christmas Future, Sammy the Soldier

............................... Tammy the Teen Girl, Baby, Soldier. Peter, Scmge as a young boy, Tiny Tim

........ Wanda the Waitress, Raggedy Ann, Baby, Soldier, Mrs. Snip, Christmas Past, Mrs. Cradchitt

er-Taylor ..................... Holly 5eny. Baby, Soldier, Portly Woman, Christmas Present, Turkey Boy

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Walter Beals .................................................... Puppet Design/Const&ction

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F Gretchen M. Boyer.. .Stage Manager Gretchen M. Boyer is originally from Rochester, Indiana, but now resides in Orlando, Florida. Gretchen is a graduate of Ball State University. Some of her favorite shows have been: The Music Man, The Vagina Monologues, Dance! Dance! Dance!, and Dance 2001. She also had the opportunity to stage manage a Hurricane relief benefit performance of Company at the Orlando Repertory Theatre. This performance raised money for those who were affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Gretchen is very excited to be joining the very talented crew of The Little Theatre On Square. i Michael Haws ... ~irector See Michael's bio under Performance Company Profiles on page 7.

Marie Jagg er-Taylor.. . Choreographer See Marie's bio under Performance Company Profiles on page 9.

I Loren Pratt.. .Lighting Designerflechnical Director Well look who it is. That's right Loren Pratt is back and in a big way. After two summers here at The Little Theater On The Square, Loren is thrilled and ready to put the "magic" into The Magic of Christmas. Loren's talent was first seen just last summer in the amazing children's show Jungle Book. Then he returned to blow us away with his lighting in Rave On! So look for this up and coming designer on Broadway. I Kathyrn Wagner.. . Costume Designer Kathryn Wagner is currently an Assistant Professor and Resident Costume Designer at the Department of Theater at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Current design projects include My Three Angels (University of Illinois. Summer Studio Theatre Company) and My Fair Lady (SIUC McLeod Summer Playhouse). Ms. I Wagner is happy to return to The Little Theatre after having designed Fiddler on the Roof this summer. Other Little Theatre shows include Hello, Dolly!, The Boyfriend, Oklahoma!, The Pirates of Penzance, and Grease. Other recent credits include The Green Bird and On the Verge (SIUC), The Glass Menagerie (UIUC Summerfest) and A Man ForAllSeasons (Peninsula Players). Prior to coming to the Midwest, her work was seen in many New York area theatres including McCarter Theatre. Lamb's Theatre Company, and the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival.

C P. Jason Yarcho ... Musical Director Jason returns to The Little Theatre after spending the past two months in Erie, PA musical directing the world premiere of Seymour Barab's opera License to Many

k directed by Dorothy Danner. For the past two years, Jason has served as Musi- cal Director at The Little Theatre conducting the 2005 mainstage summer season as well as The Boyfriend and Where's Charley? from the 2004 season. Originally from Lincoln, IL, Jason studied at Eastem Illinois University majoring in piano per- fomance. While at EIU he won Eastern's concerto competition two years in a row playing Gershwin's Concerto in F and Tchaikovsky's Concerto #I in Bb minor with the Eastern Symphony Orchestra. He was also voted outstanding performer two consecutive years by EIU's music faculty. Jason is glad to be back with his friends at TLTOTS and looks forward to spending the holiday season with theml

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Disney's resourceful young hero and wise-cracking genie come to life on stage in this special Broadway Junior adaptation of one of the most popular animated movies of all time.

Welcome to Agrabah. City of Enchantment, where every beggar has a story and every camel has a tail! All of your favorite characters are here in this stage adaptation of the Disney hit, including Aladdin. Jasmine, and of course, the Genie. Filled with magic, mayhem, and flying carpet rides, audiences' spirits will soar with excitement. Most of all, the tuneful, Academy award-winning score with songs including "A Whole New Worldw and "Friend Like Mew will certainly make this musical a favorite for many years to come!

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Ticket prices:

Adults ..................... $12.00 12 & under ............... $6.00

Show times are 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily.

Ticket price for schools:

$5.00 each with one complimentary ticket for each teacher.

This program is supported by Consolidated i- Communications and a grant from the Illinois oi c o m m u n i c ~ t ~ o n ~ ~ r t s Council.

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Region One Trustees Region Three Trustees

Linda Carlton-Huber ........ Sullivan Debbie Bendel ...................... Paris Bruce Condill ...................... Arthur Steve Benefiel ........................ Paris Mary Beth Condill .............. Arthur Larry Bushu ....................... .Areola Dixie Dickens ................... Sullivan Kevin Corley ............... Champaign Evan Dickens ................... Sullivan Ellen Hall .......................... Tuscola Mary Ann Hargis .............. Sullivan Bud Harris ........................ Sullivan Pam Harris Sullivan

Region Four Trustees ....................... Lonnie Holder .................. Sullivan Myra Oltman. ............... .E&gham Julie King ......................... Windsor Lisa Rincker ................... Strasburg Pauline Rowles ................. Sullivan James Yockey .............. Shelbyville Bridget Van Hook ............. Sullivan Judy Yockey ................ Shelbyville Stanley Van Hook ............. Sullivan Ron White ........................ Sullivan

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Anne Higley ................. Charleston ............... John Benda ........................ Decatur Robert Hills. Martinsville

.... Dick Cain .......................... Decatur Margaret Hollowell.. Charleston ................. Sue Ann Cain .................... Decatur Michael Martin Mattoon

..... Bob Pancoast ..................... Decatur Mary Lou Randolph Charleston ................... Tami Robinson ................ Mt. Zion Marilyn Sears Mattoon

........................ Jeri Wenberg .................... Mt. Zion Lewis Stiff Mattoon Patty Stiff ......................... Mattoon Gary Swearingen ................. Neoga

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But, we are still short of our overall fund-raising goal. We were fortu- nate to receive a loan from the United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development Program and that has given use some "breathing room" to complete our fund-raising.

If you have not made a contribution, we urge you to join us in the effort to Applaud the Past and Direct the Future of The Little Theatre On The Square.

One good way you can participate in this endeavor is to Adopt-ASeat. If you commit to donating $1,000 to our Adopt-A-Seat campaign, we will place your name, or the name of someone you wish to honor, on the seat of your choice (if available) on the seating chart plaque in the lobby. If you wish, your donation may be paid over a three-year period, but your name will be forever inscribed on the plaque.

Most importantly, we hope you will continue to attend our productions and tell your friends about The Little Theatre On The Square!

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