The Music Man

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Executive Director’s Note

As I assume the role of Executive Next up is the exciting murder
Director for La Crosse Community mystery, Agatha Christie’s And
Theatre, I can’t help but think I am grateful for Then There Were None. Anyone
of Harold Hill, the stranger who the opportunity could be the murderer. Is it you?
waltzes into a new town promising to lead LCT into We’ll round out the holidays
to bring merriment and joy in the next phase with the beloved adaptation of
The Music Man. Much like Hill, I the movie A Christmas Story.
of its life.

hope my charisma and passion are Hopefully Ralphie will get his Red
evident as we lead this precious organization Ryder BB gun and won’t shoot his eye out!
into its 54th season. Unlike Hill, I hope you will
find that my intentions and aspirations are The New Year will see the charming and hilarious
genuine. This is your theatre. Allow me to be the I Do! I Do!, written by Tom Jones and Harvey
conduit that takes the community’s love and Schmidt, the authors of“The Fantasticks.”
excitement for the arts and translates them to Calendar Girls will be up next, and, if you
the magic you will see on our stage. loved the movie, you won’t want to miss this
wonderful adaptation written for the stage.
The original The Music Man opened in 1957
and ran for 1,375 performances. Not only did it We’ll close our season in Berlin where Sally
win five Tony Awards, but the cast album won Bowles seduces a young writer from America
the first Grammy Award for Best Musical Theatre while World War II comes crashing down around
Album and spent 245 weeks on the Billboard them. Don’t miss the musical theatre classic
charts. It starred the incomparable Robert Cabaret with its message that is as significant
Preston as Harold Hill and Barbara Cook as today as it was when it was written.
Marian the librarian. Barbara Cook passed away Thank you to all of our patron donors,
last month, and it feels fitting to start the season subscribers, and volunteers. La Crosse
with the show that brought one of the most Community Theatre is here because of you. If you
beautiful soprano voices to the Broadway stage. would like to learn more ways to get involved
Our season continues with the powerful and timely with us, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.
And Then They Came for Me: Remembering the I am here for you and am so grateful that I have
World of Anne Frank.This unique multi-media the opportunity to lead this organization into the
staging tells the chilling tale of two Holocaust next phase of its life.
survivors and is sure to be poignant, given the Your new Executive Director,
situation our country now faces. Grant Golson

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members, volunteers, students, and staff. We provide opportunities for creativity and personal growth in a fun,
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A proupdrospdouncstioornof this

La Crosse Community Theatre, Altra Financial Advisors,
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MEREDITH WILLSON’S

THE MUSIC MAN

Book, Music, and Lyrics by

MEREDITH WILLSON

Story by

MEREDITH WILLSON AND FRANKLIN LACEY

Co-Directors and Choreographers

MATTHEW SCOTT CAMPBELL

and

STEPHANIE HARTER

Music Director Conductor

KARL GREENFIELD KRISTIN FREEDLUND

Set Designer Costume Designer

DILLON McARDLE THERESA SMERUD

Lighting Designer Props Master Sound Designer

DILLON SARA L. DOUGLAS P.
McARDLE ADAMS WILKEN

Accompanist Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager

VICKI DAWN ALEX
RINESS HAVICAN YEITER

THE MUSIC MAN

is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
www.MTIShows.com

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this
production is strictly prohibited.

This production will be performed with one 15-minute intermission.

Special Acknowledgments

Thank you to all who made this production possible, including Theresa Smerud and Krissa Valentine-Harnish for
photography, Irina Christel, Dan’s Shoe Repair, Rob Jones, Sue Kolve, John Lake, A.J. Moore, Mandy Parmeter,
School District of La Crosse, Sign Pro of La Crosse, SSE Music, Viterbo University Theatre and Music Theatre
Departments, and Jim Warsinske.

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Director’s Note

LCT’s 54th Season Americana, unfailingly popular among audiences
374th Production since it premiered on Broadway in 1957. As we
travel back in time to 1912, we need only catch
Meredith Willson himself called The Music Man“a a glimpse of the mighty Mississippi outside the
valentine,”and we couldn’t agree more with this beautiful windows here at the Weber Center to be
endearing sentiment. Packed with humor and an reminded that“River City”really isn’t all that far
iconic, tuneful score, The Music Man is a slice of from our own back door.
It’s been a joy working with this talented cast
and crew, and we’ve had quite a few memorable
moments of life imitating art since our first
rehearsal. Our gifted design team has worked
tirelessly to realize our vision and create a
seamlessly flowing Music Man. Now we invite you
to climb aboard. Next stop—River City!
Matthew Scott Campbell and Stephanie Harter
Co-Directors

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Cast

Harold Hill................................. Robert J. Jones Mrs. Paroo..................... Donna “Schoen” Ruud
Marian Paroo................................ Karla Hughes Ensemble............... Katie Reischl, Angi Tamke
Mayor Shinn................................. Eric Sorenson Olin Britt...............................John Williamson*
Eulalie Shinn............. Carol Sweeney-Marnach Salesman............................. James Gilbertson,
Alma Hix...................................Brittany Schilla .......................... Dakota Viken, Skylar Viken*
Ethel Toffelmier.............................Hope Kirwan Winthrop Paroo...............................Sam White*
Maud Dunlop.................................... Katie Fries Gracie Shinn................................Qitarra Olson*
Mrs. Squires...................................Nancy Misch Tommy Djilas.............................Elliott de Boer*
Jacey Squires......................Christopher Dresen Zaneeta Shinn............................. Olivia Belland
Ewart Dunlop........................ Jason Bernhagen Amaryllis....................................Rubie Stetzer*
Charlie Cowell.......................... Rick King Quale Teen Ensemble.................. Marty Backstrand*,
Oliver Hix.......................................Joe Hammes ...................Brandon Haring, Alyssa Kelsey*,
Marcellus Washburn.................Hunter Evenson .................. Matthew Lind*, Hannah Reischl,
Conductor/Constable........... Van Zimmerman* ....................Greta Speckeen*, Gloria Tofstad

* = LCT main stage debut

Production and Design Staff

Co-Director................ Matthew Scott Campbell Costume Construction.......... Jason Bernhagen,
Co-Director.............................Stephanie Harter ............... Terri Daley-Mack, Charlotte Grant,
Music Director........................... Karl Greenfield ............................ Anne Hasse, Anna Jansson,
Co-Choreographer..... Matthew Scott Campbell ..................... Allan Johnson, Nancy Mahlum,
Co-Choreographer..................Stephanie Harter .....................Madeline McGinty, Lori Reischl,
Conductor.............................Kristin Freedlund ........ Vicki Riness, Jeri Sebo, Emma Smerud,
Set Designer............................... Dillon McArdle .......................... Carla Stetzer, Rubie Stetzer,
Costume Designer................... Theresa Smerud .......................... Lorraine Wilson, Alex Yeiter,
Lighting Designer....................... Dillon McArdle .................................................Suzanne Young
Props Master................................ Sara L. Adams Musicians...................... Kathy Boarman (Cello)
Sound Designer.....................Douglas P. Wilken ......................... Stephanie Brookman (Reed I)
Accompanist.................................... Vicki Riness ................................................ Ty Cooper (Bass)
Technical Director....................... Dillon McArdle .....................................Jake Erickson (Reed IV)
Stage Manager............................Dawn Havican .................................. Bonny Fish (Trombone II)
Assistant Technical Director................Tim Harris ........................... Jaime Greenfield (Trumpet I)
Assistant Stage Manager................... Alex Yeiter ................................Ryan Isensee (Trombone I)
Sound Engineer......................Brodyn Byington ............................. Caitlin Krueger (Trumpet II)
Dance Captains... Hunter Evenson, Hope Kirwan ....................................Stephen Mann (Reed V)
Deck Chief...................................... Ryan Brown ........................ Catherine McNamara (Reed II)
Set Construction...................... Dennis Dorman, ....................................Eric Olson (Trombone III)
..........................Gary Mundinger, Jim Nelson ..............................Weston Riley (Trombone III)
Set Painter................................Sharon Markee ...................................... Erick Sells (Percussion)
Run Crew.................................... Grace Kearney .......................................Jim Skaleski (Reed III)
Wigs...................Salon Professional Academy ............................. Jennifer Warthan (Reed IV)
Hats...Deborah Olson Milliner Extraordinaire .......................................Mary Weiland (Violin)

.................................... Libby Zafft (Trumpet III)

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The Music Man

SETTING
River City, Iowa, 1912

ACT ONE ACT TWO
Scene 1: Railway Coach Scene 1: Madison Gymnasium
“Rock Island”... Charlie Cowell, Travelling Salesmen “It’s You”.........................Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey
Scene 2: River City, Iowa, Center of Town “Shipoopi”.......................Marcellus, Townspeople
“Iowa Stubborn”.............................. Townspeople “Pickalittle (Reprise)”........... Eulalie, Maud, Ethel,
“Trouble”............................. Harold, Townspeople .................Alma, Mrs. Squires, Ladies of River City
Scene 3: The Paroo’s House Scene 2: The Hotel Porch
“Piano Lesson”.......Marian, Mrs. Paroo, Amaryllis “Lida Rose”.....................Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey
“Goodnight My Someone”........Marian, Amaryllis “Will I Ever Tell You”..................................Marian
Scene 4: Madison Gymnasium Scene 3: The Paroo’s Porch
“Seventy-Six Trombones”.... Harold, Townspeople “Gary, Indiana”.......Winthrop, Marian, Mrs. Paroo
“Sincere”........................Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey Scene 4: The Footbridge
Scene 5: Exterior of Madison Library “It’s You (Reprise)”........................... Townspeople
“The Sadder-But Wiser Girl”......Harold, Marcellus “Till There Was You”......................Marian, Harold
“Pickalittle”................ Eulalie, Maud, Ethel, Alma, Scene 5: A Street
.......................... Mrs. Squires, Ladies of River City “Seventy-Six Trombones”............. Harold, Marian
“Goodnight Ladies”........Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey “Goodnight My Someone”............ Harold, Marian
Scene 6: Interior of Madison Library Scene 6: Madison Park
“Marian the Librarian”...............................Harold “Till There Was You (Reprise)”....................Harold
Scene 7: A Street Scene 7: River City High School,
Scene 8: The Paroo’s Porch Assembly Room
“My White Knight”...................................Marian “Finale”.................................................Company
Scene 9: Center of Town
“Wells Fargo Wagon”....... Winthrop, Townspeople

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Cast Biographies

MARTY BACKSTRAND* (Teen CHRISTOPHER DRESEN (Jacey
Ensemble) This is Marty’s sixth show at Squires) is returning to the LCT stage
LCT and his main stage debut. Some of after a three-year absence. He was last
his favorite past productions include seen in Mary Poppins (Robertson Aye).
Sideways Stories from Wayside School He needed three years to recover from
and Aladdin, Jr. Marty is a regular volunteer at the crashing through that table. He is currently a landscape
Onalaska Jaycee’s Haunted House. He is 15 years old and contractor, singer, and actor. He is still trying to find
a ninth grader at Central High School. his niche.
OLIVIA BELLAND (Zaneeta Shinn) HUNTER EVENSON (Marcellus
is going to be a freshman at Aquinas Washburn) is a Music Education major
High School. This is her fourth show at Viterbo University. Past productions
at LCT. She was also in Mary Poppins include Les Miserables (Combeferre),
(Jane Banks), The Little Mermaid Willy Wonka (Willy), West Side Story
(Flounder), and Billy Elliot (Tracy Atkinson). She dances (Diesel), Merrily We Roll Along (Joe Josephson), And
at La Crosse Dance Centre and has been in six perfor- Then They Came for Me (Ed Silverberg), Oklahoma
mances of The Nutcracker. Olivia would like to dedicate (Ensemble), Little Women (Ensemble), Orpheus and the
her performance to her cousin, Sam, who passed away Underworld (Jupiter), and Cinderella (Prince Under-
this past spring. study). Outside of the theatre, he sings and arranges
JASON BERNHAGEN (Ewart Dunlop) acapella music, plays piano, watches movies, and plays
is very excited to be back on stage in sports. It’s great to be back performing with LCT!
this beautiful building. Past produc- KATIE FRIES (Maud Dunlop) is
tions include: West Side Story (Moose), thrilled to be part of this cast! Her
Blood Brothers (Ensemble), Joseph most recent LCT position was music
and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Simeon), director for Aladdin, Jr. Some of Katie’s
Legally Blonde (Ensemble), and I Love You, You’re Perfect, favorite productions include Sister
Now Change (Ensemble). Jason has a degree in Vocal Act (Sister Mary Patrick), Legally Blonde (Enid Hoopes),
Performance and Music Education from UW-L. He’d like and Children of Eden (Yonah). Katie has just started her
to thank his family and friends for their never-ending second year teaching choir, general music, and show
love and support. He hopes you enjoy the classic songs choir at Lincoln Middle School. She thanks her mother
of The Music Man. for her unending love and support.
ELLIOTT DE BOER* (Tommy Djilas) is JAMES GILBERTSON (Salesman) is
a sophomore at Onalaska High School. returning for his fourth main stage
While this is his first time on LCT’s show with LCT. James has been in
stage, he’s appeared in several OHS other such productions as Titanic (Har-
productions, including Grease, Fiddler old Bride/Wallace Hartley), Xanadu
on the Roof (Mendel), Stage Door (Jimmy Devereax), (Cyclops), and Sister Act (“Sweaty”Eddie). He has also
Les Miserables (Gavroche), and Shrek (Wolf/Papa Ogre/ appeared at the Pump House in The Season and is a
Duloc Dancer). Elliott also spends his time singing and member of the local sketch comedy group Live! From
dancing in show choir, building robots in the OHS Ro- La Crosse.
botics Club, and working at Festival Foods. He’s looking
forward to many more years on the stage!

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Cast Biographies

JOE HAMMES (Oliver Hix) Even though incredibly grateful to get to play Harold Hill along side of
this is Joe’s eighth show with LCT, he his Mary Poppins!!!
is making his Weber Center debut. He
last performed with LCT in 1999. Past ALYSSA KELSEY* (Teen Ensemble) is
productions with other companies excited to be performing with this tal-
include Falsettos (Whizzer), Walmartopia! (original cast ented cast for her first LCT production.
member), and Hair (Ensemble). He’d like to thank his She is a junior at Logan High School
parents, Bud and Barb, for their continued support, and and a member of their varsity show
his nieces and nephews for their endless enthusiasm. choir, Class Act. Alyssa has studied dance for over twelve
He’s incredibly proud to be back in the community. He years and loves bringing her talents to the stage. In her
currently works at the La Crosse Public Library. free time, she also enjoys volunteering at the Humane
BRANDON HARING (Teen Ensemble) Society in Onalaska. Alyssa would like to thank her fam-
currently attends Aquinas Middle ily for their love and support.
School and has always loved music and RICK KING QUALE (Charlie Cowell)
all things art. His past theatre produc- This is Rick’s 20th production, and his
tions include LCT’s Billy Elliot (Billy) and third with LCT. You may have recently
multiple Missoula Children’s Theatre productions. He seen him in Xanadu (Danny McGuire)
would like to thank his family and his friends for their or heard him voice Ebeneezer Scrooge
continued support. in A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play (Jake Laurents).
KARLA HUGHES (Marian Paroo) is He studied Theatre Arts at the University of Minnesota.
thrilled to return to the LCT stage. LCT Rick considers the role of an actor to be a servant to the
credits include Mary Poppins (Mary audience. He considers it an honor and a privilege to
Poppins), The Pirates of Penzance serve you, the audience, in this performance.
(Mabel), and Xanadu (Kira). In April of HOPE KIRWAN (Ethel Toffelmier) is
2011, Karla made her NYC Lincoln Center debut as the excited to be in another production at
soprano soloist in Mozart’s Krönungsmesse, presented by LCT! She made her debut at the Weber
Distinguished Concerts International New York (DCINY). Center last season as Célimène in The
As a recording artist, she can be heard with Albany Re- Misanthrope. Hope is a relatively new
cords as Mabel in The Pirates of Penzance and Yum-Yum Wisconsinite. She moved to La Crosse almost two years
in The Mikado. Karla is an Associate Professor of Music ago to report for Wisconsin Public Radio and has enjoyed
Theatre at Viterbo University and, in her free time, skates getting to know the people and places of southwest
with the Mississippi Valley Mayhem Roller Derby. Wisconsin. In her free time, Hope loves making music
ROBERT J. JONES (Harold Hill) hails and exploring new trails.
from Mendota, Illinois. He has worked MATTHEW ‘CASHEW’ LIND* (Teen
as a singer/dancer for Walt Disney Ensemble) has always loved LCT and
World and is proud to have been the is happy to be back for his main stage
first“Prince Eric”to perform there. He debut. His previous shows include Alad-
was the co-founder and co-director of the Grand River din, Jr., Sideways Stories from Wayside
Singers and starred with them in VH1’s reality series, School, Shrek, and many more. Matthew attends Logan
“Off Pitch!”Favorite productions include Beauty and the High School where he is a tenth grader and in his second
Beast (Gaston), Anything Goes (Billy Crocker), 42nd Street year of show choir. He would like to thank his parents for
(Billy Lawler), Annie (Rooster), Hoop Dee Doo Review supporting him, and his music teacher for helping him
(Jim Handy/Johnny Ringo), Mary Poppins (Bert), and with the music.
Titanic: The Musical (Henry Etches/Harold Pitman). He is

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Cast Biographies

NANCY MISCH (Mrs. Squires) is HANNAH REISCHL* (Teen Ensemble)
thrilled to be on stage at the Weber is eleven years old and just entered sixth
Center for the first time. Other classics grade. She is thrilled to be a part of her
she performed in with LCT are Carousel, first main stage show at LCT. Since she
My Fair Lady, and Oklahoma. She was has been taking dance classes since the
last seen in The Goodbye Girl in 2006. Nancy is the cantor age of four, the Teen Ensemble is a perfect fit for her. She
coordinator for Mary, Mother of the Church Parish. She hopes you’ll be able to see her love for dance in every
would like to thank Dr. Bramwell and Raun for putting move. Hannah wants to send her love and thanks to her
her back together, and Dr. Danning for helping to keep family for everything they do for her. Enjoy the show!
all the parts moving.
QITARRA OLSON* (Gracie Shinn) is KATIE REISCHL (Ensemble) The last
in fifth grade at Irving Pertzch. She is time Katie tread the boards at LCT was
on the swim team for the YMCA, plays when she played Olene in The First
softball, and is becoming more actively Baptist of Ivy Gap. The Music Man is one
involved with LCT! When not running of her favorite musicals, so she is happy
around, she likes to chill at home and play cut the pickle to help bring it to life. She has also enjoyed having her
with her dogs. Qitarra would like to thank her family little sister in the cast and bonding with her over their
for being so supportive and for spending a lot of time mutual love of theatre. Katie would like to extend her
driving her around to follow her passions! love to her family and especially to her own“White
Knight”from Iowa.

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Cast Biographies

DONNA ‘SCHOEN’ RUUD (Mrs. Paroo) new Weber Center, he could not pass up a chance to take
past LCT productions include Camelot the stage in The Music Man. He’s having a great time
(Court Lady) and Wizard of Oz (Auntie with a lot of enjoyable cast members, crew, and direc-
Em). Several years ago, she worked on tors. He’s thinking this will be his last show, but he’s had
the backstage crew for almost every that thought before, so who knows?
production. She’d like to thank the cast, crew, and her
family for telling her she can do this. GRETA SPECKEEN* (Teen Ensemble)
BRITTANY SCHILLA (Alma Hix) is so is thrilled to be back at LCT for her main
excited to be a part of LCT’s The Music stage debut, having just played Iago in
Man! This is Brittany’s sixth show with Aladdin, Jr. If she is not at the theatre,
LCT and was most recently seen in she is most likely practicing for show
Titanic. When not on stage, Brittany is a choir, dancing, mountain biking, or taking voice lessons.
social studies teacher and drama director at La Crescent She also loves to volunteer in her mom’s first grade class-
High School. She would like to thank her LCT family for room and at church. Greta is currently in eighth grade.
making this another wonderful experience and hopes She would like to say THANK YOU to her Dad, Mom, sister,
you enjoy the show! and brother for being her biggest cheerleaders.
ERIC SORENSON (Mayor Shinn) has
participated in LCT productions for RUBIE STETZER* (Amaryllis) is thrilled
three decades. He was first seen as to return to LCT for The Music Man.
Nanki Poo in The Mikado and last seen She was previously in Tales of A Fourth
as Old Joe in Damn Yankees. With the Grade Nothing, Bridge to Terabithia,
and Peter and the Wolf. Offstage, Rubie
has volunteered at LCT in front of house, backstage, and

* = LCT main stage debut

CARINGa creative approach to

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Cast Biographies

costume shop roles. Outside of the theatre, Rubie dances as well as his cast mates and directors. Thank you and
and competes in pageants. Rubie extends all her love to enjoy the show!!
her chauffeurs (parents) and twin brothers for always
believing in her. SKYLAR VIKEN* (Salesman) is excited
to make his LCT debut as a salesman.
CAROL SWEENEY-MARNACH Past productions include: Legally Blonde
(Eulalie Shinn) loves comedic roles, the Musical (Emmett Forrest), Into the
and is thrilled to play the snooty, but Woods (The Wolf), and Beauty and the
delightfully kooky Eulalie Shinn. She’s Beast (Lefou). Skyler is currently a student at Western
played similar zany roles in productions Technical College in the Radiography program, and is
at Ye Olde Opera House, including: Blithe Spirit (Madame thrilled to have the opportunity to act alongside such a
Arcati), Mame (Agnes Gooch), and most recently, The fantastic and talented cast. He would like to thank his
Pajama Game (Mabel). She has also played serious roles family and friends for their endless support of his pas-
in The King and I (Lady Thiang) and The Mouse Trap (Mrs. sion for theatre and performing.
Boyle). Her last LCT production was She Loves Me in
2009. She lives on a farm in rural Hokah. SAM WHITE* (Winthrop Paroo) is in
fifth grade at Sand Lake Elementary
ANGI TAMKE (Ensemble) is a proud School in Holmen. He has previously
mom of two teenaged boys, a special appeared in LCT’s Aladdin, Jr. In his free
education teacher in the School District time, Sam enjoys playing the piano,
of La Crosse, an Oktoberfest Grenadier, singing, and basketball. He has had a fantastic time in
and a Beertender/Tour Guide at Pearl The Music Man and would like to thank the cast, crew,
Street Brewery. She is honored to be in her third produc- and staff for this opportunity! Sam would also like to
tion with LCT. Previous productions include A Christmas thank his mom, dad, Olivia, and all of his very supportive
Carol: A Live Radio Play and Titanic: The Musical. She family for their encouragement.
is especially grateful to Chad, Bronson, and Ethan for
picking up the extra duties at home while she continues JOHN WILLIAMSON* (Olin Britt) is
to pursue her dreams! excited to be making his LCT debut in
The Music Man. This is the third produc-
GLORIA TOFSTAD (Teen Ensemble) tion of The Music Man he has done, in
really enjoys being in LCT shows. Past addition to performing in many other
LCT productions include Billy Elliot community theatre productions. He also loves barber-
(Ensemble) and Aladdin, Jr. (Narra- shop music and enjoys singing with the La Crosse Coulee
tor). Gloria is thirteen and an eighth Chordsmen. John is an optometrist with Gundersen in
grader at Longfellow Middle School. She is in a drama Sparta. He is married with three children and loves to
club called Six Degrees. Gloria has danced for about ten sing with his family.
years and currently attends Misty’s Dance Unlimited. She
would like to thank her family for their encouragement VAN ‘ZIGGY’ ZIMMERMAN* (Conduc-
when auditioning and performing in musicals and plays! tor/Constable) grew up in La Crosse and
retired from the Air Force in 2003. He
DAKOTA VIKEN (Salesman) is currently loves singing and music, particularly
in the Master’s of Occupational Therapy barbershop singing. One item on his
program at UW-La Crosse and is excited ‘fiscally restrained’bucket list was to appear in The
to be performing in his second LCT Music Man, as he did in high school. When not being a
production. An avid consumer of Thespian, Van works across the street at LHI assisting
theatre, he also enjoys his time on stage and had roles fellow veterans. He thanks his family and friends for
in Sister Act, Oklahoma, and Beauty and the Beast. He their support, as well as the directors and cast members
would like to thank his family for their love and support, for this fun opportunity. * = LCT main stage debut
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Production Staff Biographies

MATTHEW SCOTT CAMPBELL (Co- Dreamcoat. Karl holds a degree in Choral and General
Director/Choreographer) is the depart- Music Education from UW-Stevens Point. He directs the
ment chair and an Assistant Professor choir at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and works
of Theatre and Music Theatre at Viterbo at Inland Printing. Karl also sings with the La Crosse
University. He works freelance as a Chamber Chorale and with 5th Chamber. He would like
Director, AEA actor, and Fight Director. He’s also the to thank his wife, Jaime, for her support and for playing
Associate Artistic Director for the Missouri Shakespeare trumpet in the pit orchestra. They’re kept busy by their
Festival and a coach for The Biz of Show, based in NYC. 2 year old daughter, Gloria.
Directing credits include: Romeo and Juliet, Twelfth
Night, The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged, KRISTIN FREEDLUND (Conductor)
Avenue Q, Oklahoma!, Altar Boyz, and many others. After performing in the orchestra for
He’s created multiple original works, including A an W, multiple LCT productions, Kristin is
which is based on Alice in Wonderland and the music of honored to be on the other side of
Queen. He holds a MFA in Directing from Illinois State the baton! Much love to goes to her
University, a B.A. in Theatre from Missouri Southern parents for their unwavering support. She would also
State University, and a musical theatre conservatory like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the orchestra for
degree from Circle in the Square Theatre School in NYC. their time and commitment.
Many thanks to this wonderful company, the staff at DILLON McARDLE (Set & Lighting
LCT, and his beautiful partner in crime and co-director, Designer) has been LCT’s Technical
Stephanie. Enjoy the show! Director for ten years and is excited to
STEPHANIE HARTER (Co-Director/ begin serving as Weber Center’s Execu-
Choreographer) is thrilled to make tive Director in November. He is a 2006
her LCT and directing debut with graduate of Viterbo University with a B.F.A. in Theatre
The Music Man and to have such a Design and Technical Production. In addition to his du-
masterful partner. Over the years ties at LCT, he serves on the steering committee for the
she has done choreography for several musicals, show School of Technology and Arts (SOTA) II. He would like
choirs, and dance teams. She also taught at Wichita to thank his lovely wife, Megan, and son, Miles, who
State University before moving to NYC to pursue acting. mean the world to him.
As a performer in the first national Broadway tour of THERESA SMERUD (Costume
Nice Work if You Can Get It, she worked with Tony Award Designer) Theresa’s love affair with LCT
winning creative teams (and swung from a chandelier began at age ten, when, on a whim,
nightly). She is overjoyed to join the voice faculty at a friend invited her to audition for The
Viterbo this fall and become part of this wonderful Music Man. Little did she know how
community. She gives many thanks to Matt, of course, much this experience would impact her life and three
and to David for the opportunity. She also thanks Tom, generations of her family! She saw firsthand the vital
the cast, crew, creative team, and the LCT and Weber role volunteers play at LCT (she still has the costume
Center staff for their hard work on this collaboration. her mother made for her!). Since then, Theresa has
Finally, a huge shout out to Shane Rhodes for his help costumed four versions of The Music Man, including the
with casting!! production from LCT’s 86-87 season. She’s thrilled to
KARL GREENFIELD (Music Director) bring River City to life at the Weber Center. As a nod to
is excited to make his LCT debut as history, you will see a few refurbished costumes that
the music director for The Music Man. she created for the 86-87 production. She dedicates
He was last seen on stage as Reuben this show to her favorite theatre patrons and second
in Appleseed Community Theatre’s parents, John and Arla Clemons. You were always there
production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor for me and my children. Thank you!

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Production Staff Biographies

SARA L. ADAMS (Props Master) grew The Musical. She teaches first grade and serves as Music
up doing theatre with her family in Director at First Lutheran School. She’s also the organist
school and locally before studying and pianist at First Lutheran Church in La Crosse. Thank
theatre at UW-Eau Claire. While with you to my family, the cast, and the production team for
LCT she has designed props for Noises your encouragement.
Off, The 39 Steps, Twelve Angry Men, The Complete Works
of Shakespeare (Abridged), The Gifts of the Magi, and DAWN HAVICAN (Stage Manager)
many more. She was last seen onstage as Arsinoe in The considers herself an honorary Iowan,
Misanthrope and is currently directing And Then They having spent fifteen summers and
Came for Me: Remembering the World of Anne Frank. three years of college there. She’s
DOUGLAS P. WILKEN (Sound loved working with the cast and
Designer) studied Sound Design at production team to bring River City to life and hopes
University of Cincinnati–College you enjoy the show.
Conservatory of Music and at Illinois ALEX YEITER (Assistant Stage Man-
State University before relocating to La ager) is very excited to be a part of The
Crosse, WI. He has contributed to productions at Viterbo Music Man. While this is his sixteenth
University, La Crosse Community Theatre, Cincinnati show, this is his first time assistant
Playhouse in the Park, and Ensemble Theatre Company. stage managing for LCT. Earlier this
He is proud to once again make fond memories with summer he was seen in Aladdin, Jr. This fall he will be
the wonderful folks at LCT. a junior at La Crescent High School. Alex would like
VICKI RINESS (Accompanist) is ex- to thank Dawn for being an amazing stage manager,
cited to be in her fourth show at LCT as all the cast and crew for their dedication, and Sara for
the rehearsal accompanist and pianist volunteering to do props. Enjoy the show!
in the orchestra pit. Previous shows in-
clude Billy Elliot, Sister Act and Titanic:

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2017–2018 Corporate Friends of LCT

Platinum Level
Altra Financial Advisors • Associated Bank • Casino Bar

Commercial AV Systems • Dahl Automotive
Gundersen Health System • Kaplan University

KQEG TV • La Crosse Radio Group
Logistics Health Inc • Mayo Clinic Health System

Russell L. and Vera M. Smith Foundation
State Bank Financial • UFAH • Vendi Advertising
Wisconsin Arts Board • Wisconsin Public Radio

WXOW TV-19 • Xcel Energy

Gold Level

Advanced Business Systems • CBS Graphics • Denture Smart
Domino’s Pizza • Edward Jones • Lost Lake Beer

Piggy’s Restaurant • Quality Vac and Sew • Schomburg Refrigeration
Smader Insurance • Stetzer Accounting Service • Stifel
The Waterfront • Touch of Class • Travel Leaders
Viterbo University Fine Arts Center
Window World of La Crosse • WIPFLi

Silver Level

American Transmission Company • Dairyland Power Cooperative
Lawn Keepers • Pischke Motors

Bronze Level

Bodega Brew Pub • Cedar Creek • Five Star Telecom • G.E.C.U. The Friendly Credit Union
Grounded Specialty Coffee • Vicky and Harry Helfrich • Holiday Inn and Suites

Houghton’s Jackson Street Pub • King Street Kitchen • Life in Harmony Music Therapy
Maximum Real Estate • Overhead Door Company • Rudy’s Drive In

For information on becoming a Corporate Friend, please contact Tom Desjarlais
at 608-406-6898 or [email protected].

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Patron Donor List

Producer’s Circle Jack and Barb Peplinski David and Barbara Foye Nancy and Peter Sedbrook
($2,500+) Galen and Marianne Pittman Tom and Heidi Grau Linda Sherwood
John and Linda Lyche Barbara Rice Donna and Dennis Haggard Elizabeth Solverson
Karl and Julie Noll Al Saterbak and Bill and Karen Hoel Amanda Strosahl and John Udell
Julia Steinke Saterbak Scott and Sue Horne William and Marge Terry
Director’s Circle Kathy Spelker Julie Keitel Drs. Suzanne and Joseph Toce
($1,000-$2,499) Pamela and Richard Strauss Chris and Jane Kerbaugh Mark and Shanon Torgerud
Tom and Jan Brock Robert Taunt and David and Barbara Kilpatrick Ellen Ullsvik and Roy Campbell
Barbara and Donald Frank Leanna Olson-Taunt Bob and Marlene Kohner Bradley and Leslie Weber
J. Michael and Vicki Hartigan Ross and Lynn Marie West Michael and Beverly Kratt Yvonne and David Whiteman
Chuck and LuAnn Roth Actor’s Circle Peter and Krin Krause Jim and Jo Ann Wickizer
Brian and Karen Rude ($250-$499) Jerry and Kathy Lokken Daryl and Margaret Wood
Peter and Joan Allen Aurel and Sue Mailath Promoter
Designer’s Circle Tom and Mary Ballinger Sharon Markee ($150-$249)
($500-$999) Ruby Biering Andrew and Nancy Matchett Leanne Anderson
David Amborn and Karen Gilster Linda Boyle Fredrick and Barbara McNaughton Jim and Mary Anderson
Chris and Vicki Born The John Bruemmer Family Ken and Janine Merkitch James and Lynn Arends
Roger and Kenna Christians Jennifer Burchell Russ and Peggy Opland Arnie and Donna Asp
John and Arla Clemons (In Memory of Euel Bailey) Greg and Melinda Pupillo Jason and Kelley Bahr
Sally Cremer Chuck Charbeneau and Sara Adams Dan and Anne Radtke Chris and Sara Battison
Dependable Solutions Kevin Conroy and Tom and Kathryn Ready Ryan Brown
Jim and Jo Glasser Susan McDonald-Conroy Matt and Maria Runde Barb Burchill and Dan McCammon
Dan and Vicky Kunz Bob and Kay Conzemius Dick and Mary Jean Sartz Cari and Mark Burmaster
Merchants Bank Chad and Tammy Dutton Lisa, Sam and Katie Sauer Robert M. and Gretchen Burns
James and Rebecca Naugler Mary Jean and Ted Eisenbacher Jeri Sebo Frank and Kristi Cadwell
Randy and Lynn Nelson

VITERBO UNIVERSITY PRESENTS Friday–Saturday, Oct. 13–14
at 7:30 p.m.
MEDIA SPONSOR
Sunday, Oct. 15 at 2 p.m.
SPONSORED BY
Viterbo University
Fine Arts Center
Main Theatre

Music and Lyrics by
Dolly Parton

Book by Patricia Resnick

Based on the 20th Century Fox picture
Originally produced on Broadway by
Robert Greenblatt, April 2009

9 to 5, The Musical is presented through special
arrangement with Music Theatre International
(MTI). All authorized performance materials are also
supplied by MTI, 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019, Tel: 212-
541-4684, Fax: 212-397-4684, www.MTIShows.com

Box Office 608-796-3100
www.viterbo.edu/tickets

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Patron Donor List

Ursula Cejpek Kirk and Nancy Rodman Rich and Sally Egan Ed and Corine Neuman
Gail Cleary George Schmidt Gary and Luanne Ekern Bill and Karen Newburg
Lisa Conzemius James and Sheri Schneider Eldon and Fran Ellefson Paul and Judy Onsrud
Kym and Tom Culp Kurt and Julie Schroeder Thomas Erb and Cecilia Caron David and Diane Palm
Michael and Rita Edmunds Dick and Pat Spencer Daryl and Nancy Ertl Colleen Phelps
Connie and Ramon Erickson Paul and Jane Steingraeber Erin Flottmeyer Carleen Poellinger
Nancy Flottmeyer Greg and Joan Stellrecht Dennis and Laurie Ford Mike and Therese Regner
Sally Friend Carla Stetzer Nancy and David Goode Jim and Carol Reider
William and Sarah Goff Brian and Diane Sullivan Mark and Nancy Goodman Tom and Tessie Renard
Jeff and Carol Gohlke Maureen Sullivan and Tom Schauer Bill and Mary Graumann Jean Rennebohm
Peter and Janice Gutierrez Edward Tanke Chuck and Carmen Gustafson Terry Rindfleisch and Linda Hirsh
Herb and Barbara Heili Dr. John Peter and Joan Temple Ronald and Merle Gustafson Jill Rippe
Susan and Fred Heuer Steve Thicke Chuck and Cheryl Hanson Bev and Curt Ruston
Michael and Lynn Hickey Kathy Thompson Brian and Karen Harris Chuck and Patti Sans Crainte
John and Linda Hoehn Patrice and Tony Vander Wielen Natalie Hartigan James and Elaine Schauls
Chuck and Mary Hosler Kathleen Wagner Jim and Barbara Hemker Rosalie Schnick
Robert and Mary Hubbard Eileen Walsh Doyle Mike and Cheri Herro Andrew and Linda Schwartz
Rollin and Connie Huebsch Stephen and Katherine Webster Hal Hiebert John and Doris Schwingle
Wes and Ruth Hurlburt Richard and Judy Williams Kathy and Don Hill Glenn and Lila Seager
Norman and Joanne Jerome Robert and Joan Witte Jerry and Diane Hoch Sandy Sechrest
Mark and Sharon Jolivette Ken Wortman (In Memory of Jean) Jim and Diane Hoffmeister Louise Lawrynk
Ann Kathan Supporter John and Charlene Hopkins Smerud Family
Bob and Mary Kelemen ($100-$149) Dale and Christine Howard Arlene Smith
Catherine Kinyon Anonymous Shirley Huhn Martin and Karol Smith
Karen and Paul Klas Frank and Jenny Aberger Rick and Marlene Hutter Michael and Debbie Solberg
William Koutsky Rhonda Akeson and Duane Lom Barbara Johnson Mark and Carol Solyst
Debbie and Bob Kramer Charles Anderson and Marla French Nancy E. Johnson Pat and Joanne Stephens
Cliff and Cheryl Kremmer Gary and Judy Anderson Joseph and Linda Kastantin Wally and Betty Stoll
Robert Krueger Mark and Linda Backer Lois Kathan Dawson and Jackie Strutt
Michael Kruse Nancy Beguin Rose Ann Kazmierczak Rochelle Sullivan
Debbie Lejeune Ken and Donna Birnbaum Pete and Alma Kohnert Carol Taebel
Larry and Diane Lindesmith Nancy Borgen Jan and Louise Kovars Jim and Sharon Tempke
Steve and Cheryl Loehr Clem and Addie Bott Tom and Jenelle Lee Bill and Pam Thrune
Stephen and Margeen Mau Carol Bramschreiber Mike and Teri Lehrke Jerry and Barbara Tripp
Daniel McCammon Judy Brennan Ken and Nancy Lerum Kathleen Van Kirk
Dr. Edward and Sally Miner Tom Bruemmer and Judy Cobb Stephen and Karen Lind David and Laura Wagner
Rosie Nelson Gale Bruessel Claude and Carolyn Lindeman Don and Linda Wagner
Tony and Cheri Niedzwiecki Wendy Butler Dustin and Dominique Luecke Colleen Walsh
Tom and Lori Nigon Jean M. Clark Weston and Karen Mack Joyce Wichelt
Jon and Christi Nowland Charlie Smader State Robert and Diane Marcou Will and Judie Wilson
Ron and Frieda Nowland Farm Insurance Patricia McDowell Ed and Sharon Winga
Wayne and Sandi Oliver Patricia Davidson Lorraine McIlraith Harvey and Patricia Witzenburg
Florence Overgard (In Honor of Sally Cremer) Lloyd and Evelyn Miller Terry R. Witzke
Elsie Patterson John and Sharon Dawidowski Howard and Nancy Mills Gary and Debra Wold
Susanne and Patrick Peck Jolene Demaiffe and Dan Herman and Mary Monsoor Jim and Marilyn Wuttke
Bonnie Pederson Cindy Moorhead Brian Murphy Heather and Eddie Young
Dianne Pogreba Rick and Julie Diermeier Curtis and Marcia Murray Suzanne Young
Leah Reimann Steven and Nancy Dunder Doug Nelson and Cheri Olson Joseph and Kathleen Zietlow
Cameron and Carlene Roberts Andrea Nerby Xcel Energy

La Crosse Community Theatre’s season is made possible, in part, by

The Wisconsin Arts Board is the state agency which nurtures
creativity, cultivates expression, promotes the arts, supports the arts
in education, stimulates community and economic development

and serves as a resource for people of every culture and heritage.
https://artsboard.wisconsin.gov

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the community. That’s why I’m proud to support
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Audience Services

Box Office Policies and Procedures Cameras/Recording/Cell Phones/Pagers

The box office is open 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and The use of cameras, recording equipment, cellular phones and
one hour before performances. General admission tickets may pagers is strictly prohibited in the theatre. You may check these
be charged to a credit card or paid for with a check/cash at the items at the box office. Please leave your seat number at the
window. Tickets must be paid for at the time of the reservation. box office.
Tickets also may be purchased at lacrossecommunitytheatre.org.
Phone Calls
Seat Reservations
Parents, please leave your seat numbers with your babysitter. If
All seats should be reserved in advance, including those for they need to reach you during the performance, we will do our
season ticket holders. Reservations for the general public begin best. We do not interrupt the performance to page people for
approximately two weeks before the opening of each show; phone calls.
for season ticket holders about three weeks before the show.
Patron Donors (who have made an additional donation of $100 Flowers
or more per season) may reserve seats at any time. Season
ticket holders may purchase two additional tickets for guests Giving flowers to cast members while on stage is inappropriate.
for each season ticket purchased, and must be for the same per- Flowers may be left in the box office for the stage manager
formance the season ticket holder is attending. If you forget or to deliver or you may hand them to the cast member once he
are somehow prevented from reserving your seats on time, we or she is out of costume. Audience members are not allowed
will do our best to help you find seats. However, seats are not backstage. If you wish to meet with a cast or crew member after
guaranteed once public ticket sales begin. There are no refunds. the show, please wait for them in the auditorium or lobby.
Please call the box office at 784-9292 if you have questions.
Bad Weather Policy
Need to Exchange Your Tickets?
It is the policy of La Crosse Community Theatre not to cancel
• All ticket exchanges must be done in person at the box office if performances due to bad weather. As a result, we urge our
your tickets have been printed. ticket holders to make every effort to attend the performance
• There is a $2.00 per ticket exchange fee, which is waived for for which they hold tickets. Should this prove impossible, please
season ticket holders and Patron Donors. call the box office as soon as possible before the performance
• Tickets may only be exchanged for another performance of and alternative arrangements will be made. We cannot guaran-
the same show, not for another show. tee that seating will be available for an alternate performance.
• Tickets must be exchanged at least 24 hours prior to the There are no refunds for inclement weather.
performance the original tickets are for.
• In case of emergency, we may (at our discretion) allow the Babies and Small Children
customer to use his or her tickets on another night if tickets
are available. These tickets may not be reserved ahead of time. We welcome children old enough to enjoy our productions.
The ticket exchange fee still applies. For the comfort of all audience members, we ask that children
under 4 not attend productions. Regardless of age, all members
Unable to Use Your Tickets? of the audience must have a ticket for admission.

Sorry, all sales are final. There are no refunds. Please return your Late Seating Policy
unused tickets at least 24 hours in advance of the production
date to receive a receipt for a tax-deductible donation. We strive to begin performances on time. Please allow plenty
of time to find the theatre and to take your seat. If you arrive
more than 15 minutes after the show begins, we reserve the
right to release your seat(s) to someone else. There are no
refunds. Late arrivals will be seated at our discretion.

Weber Center Staff & Board

STAFF MEMBERS . . . . . . . . . . . .Olivia Golding, Kelly Krieg-Sigman, Janet Loeffler,
Interim Executive Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . Jen Roberdeau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dorina Lukins, Sarah Schilke
Technical Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Harris BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Office Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dominique Luecke President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Amborn
Bookkeeper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Hofer Vice-President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Ranscht
House Managers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sharon Dawidowski, Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glena Temple
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maya Dougherty-Harris, Lisa Keyser Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sara Battison
Concessions Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . Cassie Frerks, Cassie George, Timothy B. Schorr, Dick Spencer, Nancy Wigdahl Sedbrook

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