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T HE GA M E ’S A F OO T

setting:
The living room of the mansion of William Gillette on the Connecticut
River near East Haddam, Connecticut
time:
December 1936
Act I

Scene 1: December 1895
(Setting of Sherlock Holmes)
Scene 2: Two weeks later, early evening on Christmas Eve, 1936
(Living room of William Gillette’s mansion)
Scene 3: The same room, an hour later
intermission
Act II

Scene 1: Immediately after, action continues
Scene 2: Five minutes later

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CA S T

WILLIAM GILLETTE........................................................Michael Freeland
MARTHA GILLETTE........................................................Pam Jones
FELIX GEISEL................................................................John Hendrick
MADGE GEISEL.............................................................Gin Hoffman
SIMON BRIGHT.............................................................Nathaniel Endreshak
AGGIE WHEELER...........................................................Elizabeth-Ali Schade
INSPECTOR GORING.....................................................Amanda Reynolds
DARIA CRANE...............................................................Dalana Dutton

crew

Director................................................................... Michael Spicer
Stage Manager........................................................ Molly Terlouw
set design................................................................ Josh Morris
Costume Designer.................................................. Jenn Morris
light/sound design................................................ JR Lidgett
PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE........................................... Elizabeth-Ali M. Schade
Costume Crew......................................................... Kaydence Dickson, Dalana Dutton,
.......................................................................Sandy Houltberg, Pam Jones,
.......................................................................Kira Hartman-Judson
Light and Sound Board OPERATOR................... Zach Swanson
Technical Assistants............................................. Nelson Gutsch, Richard Groetzinger
SET Crew....................................................... Scott Snyder
Props chief.............................................................. Robin Dutton
Special Thanks.............................................. Isaac Morris, Cathie Norris

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Actor Bios

Michael Freeland (William Gillette) was last seen on the SCT
stage in A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder and Lost in
Yonkers. He is the owner of Mr. Freeland Design. He is married
to Kristina and they have three sons: Gabriel, Dominic, and
Oliver. “I am honored to take on the role of William Gillette and
work alongside this amazing cast and crew. Being a part of the
SCT family has been a wonderful experience. I dedicate this
performance to my mom, as she was always my number one
fan. I hope that she’s smiling down on me with pride.”

Pam Jones (Martha Gillette) was last seen in Calendar Girls,
Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka, and The Dixie Swim Club. She is a
retired drama consultant and shares her seamstress skills with
the SCT costume department. She is married to Bob and they
have seven children and two beautiful grandchildren, living
half a world away in Australia. Pam loves to read, sew, and
quilt. “As I’ve always said, I love when my costumes turn out
just right, it’s almost as good as being onstage – but not
quite. Glad to be in this show and please have fun with us!”

John P. Hendrick (Felix Geisel) directed Lost in Yonkers for SCT
and was last seen on the SCT stage in The Curious Incident of
the Dog in the Night-Time and Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A
Sherlock Holmes Mystery. He is self-employed and works for
Ottawa County. His girlfriend, Cathie Norris, helps keep track
of him and their shared household of seven kids and two
grandkids. “Have a wonderful evening and thank you for
giving us the opportunity to whisk you away for a while.”

Gin Hoffman (Madge Geisel) was last seen on the SCT stage in
A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder and Lost in Yonkers.
She has a public relations degree from Texas Tech University
and is a music theatre instructor for CTA at SCT. She is
married to Patrick and they have three children: Keira, Evan,
and Vivienne. “I love opera, mystery novels, military history,
cooking, hiking, and spending time with family. Thanks for the
continued support of the arts during these past several
months. I am so grateful for our community.”

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Actor Bios

Nathaniel Endreshak (Simon Bright) is making his SCT
MainStage debut! He is a student at the University of Central
Missouri studying theatre performance. He has been seen in
CTA’s Stage II productions of Heathers, Spring Awakening,
and Bring It On: The Musical. His parents are Chris and Joy
Endreshak and two brothers, Noah and Josiah. “I work at
YaYa’s on Santa Fe in Salina and am proud to be making my
SCT MainStage debut.”

Elizabeth-Ali Schade (Aggie Wheeler) last appeared in Disney’s
Freaky Friday, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express,
and 1776 at SCT. She is the production associate at SCT and
teaches in the music theatre department for CTA. She would like
to thank her husband, Erich, for the endless strength and
support. Together, they enjoy watching Oliver, their soon to be
3-year-old son, grow. Edgar Degas said, “Art is not what you see,
but what you make others see.” “Thank you for supporting the
arts and allowing us to share these amazing stories with you.”

Amanda Reynolds (Inspector Goring) is making her SCT
onstage debut! She has volunteered and been on the props
crew for Little Women and was the stage manager for Disney’s
Freaky Friday. She is married to Patrick and they have five
children: Rebekah, Atticus, Nathaniel, Samuel, and Charles.
She is an Army wife, stay-at-home mom, and homeschooling
teacher. “I love to read, cook, and bake in my spare time. I
would like to thank my family for all of their support and
encouragement during my involvement with this show!”

Dalana Dutton (Daria Crane) was last seen on the SCT stage
in A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder and Rodgers and
Hammerstein’s Cinderella and KWU’s The Dining Room. She
is the daughter of Robin and Doug Dutton and a recent
graduate of KWU. When not playing a loveable she-devil of a
writer, Dalana spends her spare time writing fictional stories
that are absolutely not based on any person in her life, living
or dead. She also enjoys long walks off short piers, and
putting project deadlines off until the last minute.

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u p c o m i n g e v e n ts

CTA SPRING MUSICAL

Lyle the crocodile
Lyle the crocodile turns up in a bathtub in an
apartment in New York City. Lyle helps those around
him learn that they should not judge others by how
different they appear to be, but to love people (and
crocodiles) for who they are!

Public PerformanceS
MAR 12 & 13 | 7:30 PM • MAR 14 | 2:00 PM
Tickets on sale now!

SPRING BREAK AT CTA

SAVE THE DATE!

Disney’s Lilo and Stitch
While your children are out of school for spring break,
they will be able to grow creatively in a safe environment
here at Salina Community Theatre. Grades K thru 5

Mar 15-19 | 9 AM - 4 PM | Tuition is $200
call 785.827.6126 to Register NOW!
Students need to bring a sack lunch, snack is provided.

Match Madness 10th anniversary
Streamed Facebook Live
Thursday, Mar 25 | 7 AM to 7 PM

This event is designed to generate new gifts to the Salina
Community Theatre endowment. Every gift made to SCT
during the event will be matched proportionally up to
50%! Online donations will also be accepted from
12:00 AM to 11:59 PM March 25.

Donate online at www.matchmadnessgscf.org

MAINSTAGE

STEEL MAGNOLIAS
AUDITIONS
FEB 21 & 22 | 7 PM
Doors OPEN AT 6:30 PM
PERFORMANCES
APRIL 2-18
The play is a comedy-drama about the bond among a
group of Southern women in northwest Louisiana.

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electronic
Playbill

available
now!

SCT is trying to save paper,
printing expense, and adhere to
CDC guidelines with online playbill access. We are giving all
patrons the opportunity to use our new electronic playbill.

iPhone users: just take a picture of our QR CODE.
Samsung users: download the QR Reader app located in the
Google Play Store.

Masks Required covering mouth
and nose at all times!

• Masks – Everyone must wear a mask covering their mouth and nose at all times.
• While in the lobby (new or old)
• While watching the show (sitting in your seat)
• During Intermission (in the theatre or lobby)
• While using the restroom

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where magic comes alive

CTA stands for Center for
Theatre Arts. This program has
grown exponentially over the past
several years.

We produce three shows a year, numerous camps and workshops, and provide year-round
classes in dance, vocal, and acting. CTA staff members are highly trained performers and are
dedicated to helping their students reach their full potential as well as providing them with rich
theatrical experiences on our stage. CTA enriches the lives of people in Salina and the
surrounding region by creating a broad range of quality theatrical programs for their
entertainment. Most importantly, CTA provides a positive, nurturing environment for youth to
develop their craft. Students learn to respect all aspects of theatre and receive a well-rounded
education in these areas.

We welcome all into this program with open arms. Learn how to become a part of the
CTA family by contacting the Education Director, Megan Coberly at 785-827-6126 or
at [email protected].

Photos by Karen Bonar, “Support for the arts and art education has never been more
Heartland Photography important in our lifetimes than it is right now. At CTA, we provide
a professional, safe, and inclusive environment for students of
all ages, and I’m grateful to be a part of the fun!”

Gin Huffman teaches CTA classes and is playing
“Madge Geisel” in The Game’s Afoot.

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Donors

We rely on the generosity of our patrons and friends in the
community, and offer a range of additional benefits to thank our
donating members. Become a part of our donor family and make the
most of your membership! Call 785.827.6126 for more information.

Thank you to all who have donated!

Due to print deadlines, some donors are not listed but will be included in subsequent playbills.
Please let us know if you have corrections to this list.

MainStage Donors Max J. Vandament Dan & Janet Gill
Gary & Mary Anne Weiner Ann Jett
LIFETIME MEMBERS Austin & Allison Walker Sharyl & Bob Kohrs
Mike & Penny Walker Van & Mary Lett
Jim & Kay Berglund Loren & Sara Young Mark & Jeanette Mikinski
Jo & Shannon Buchanan Marlene Mispagel
Dorothy & Jack Gallagher Director ($500-$999) Jeanne Moritz
Barbara Hauptli Stan Nelson
Sydney & Earl Jensen Marcia & Robert Anderson Abner & Kathryne Perney
Charles Kephart Beatrice Plott
Marti & Alan Kruckemyer Ryan & Susan Branfort John & Mary Quinley
Becky Morrison Lynne & Steve Ryan
Sissy & Roger Morrison Bart & Kate Bycroft Diana Stewart & Larry Myers
Martha Rhea Harry & Pam Smith
John Ryberg Patricia & Rebecca Downing Bob & Susie Stinson
Marsha & Jack Stewart Phil & Ann Stover
Megan & David Dupy Mary & Jeff Thompson
Executive ($5000 +) Ben & Betsy Wearing
R. Scott Gorman & C~obInehrloynor Mark & Carolyn Wedel
Gus and Hannah Applequist Dennis Ballweber Mark & Kimberly Zeiler
Mike & Mary Nell Beatty of Megan & Chaz Mark Zimmerman &
Lila Berkley
Bob & Pam Jones Brad & Jeanine Haynes Carolyn Hofer
Verla Nesbitt
In memory of Advocate ($100-$249)
Jocelyn Foundation Earl & Sydney Jensen
The Teasley Foundation Joan Balderston
Peter & Sara Johnston Tom Basgall
Producer ($1000-$4999) Mary Berkley & Eryn Wright
Gary & Lana Jordan Raymond & Susan Boyer
Jim & Kay Berglund Pat & Patti Breeding
Mike & Debra Berkley Greg & Connie Kopsa Karen Buhler
Conee & Kim Brown Jean Burch
Shannon & Jo Buchanan Morris & Barbara Krug Bill & Sara Burwell
Christopher & Mandi Graber Hugh & Dianne Cairns
Leon & Judy Hannebaum Roberta & Willard Lenhart Marita Campbell
Matt & Brenda Hemmer William & Ruth Cathcart-Rake
Tyler & Mary Hughes Nicole & Patrik Leonard Ron & Nancy Chandler
Carol & Paul Junk Megan & Chaz Coberly
Gayle & Jane McMillen Mark & Julie Sager Miller Dale & Bev Cole
Marlene Moritz Kevin & Leslie Corbett
Sallie & Richard Morrison Marlene Mispagel Jan Doherty
Sissy & Roger Morrison
Marc & Becky Polzella Midwest Anesthesia
Bob & Linda Salem
Elizabeth, Harry & Larry Moreland
honoring Mary & Van Lett
McDowell Steele
Martha Rhea

Barbara Smith

Heather & Boyd Smith

Constance Stevens

JW Welch

Guarantor ($250-$499)

Robert & Cathy Ahlstedt
Brian & Cheri Boyer
Michael & Brenda Cloutier
Kora Copas
Tex & Betty Fury

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Donors Gerald & Barbara Newell Marjorie Green
Martha & Dennis Oakes David Greiser
(cont’d) Pat & Lisa Ochs Dean & Betty Groves
Conrad & Jean Olsson Christy Hasch
Advocate ($100-$249) Joe & Deb Ortiz David & Charlotte Herrman
Douglas & Joan Panning Bryan & Katie Herwig
Mike & Denise DuBois Bill & Kathleen Pierson Larry & Deanna Hillyard
Les & Karen Durst Vicki & Scott Price Florence Jester
Brandon & Heather Ebert Sid & Susy Reitz Dr. Braeden & Dana Johnson
Glenn & Kay Engelland Dick & Toni Renfro In memory of Charles Kephart
Jerry & Carol Exline Rex & Carol Romeiser Kenneth & Nancy Klostermeyer
Mary & Bob Exline Paul & Beth Ruder Kate Lindsay
Rob & Kelli Exline Kevin & Jessica Sander Christina Litwiller
Janet & Marty Fadden In memory of Dick Schneiders Kathryn Lorenson
Corey & Sandra Ferguson Twila Schneiders Joe & Kaysha Macy
Michael & Kristina Freeland Don Schroeder Becky & Tim Maguffee
Greg Gooden Jean & Phil Sedo Cameron & Jessica Magnall
Gabe Grant Karen Shriner In honor of Jane & Gayle McMillen
David & Chris Gray Jerry & Linda Simpson John & Sharon Palmquist
Michelle Griffin Mike & Carol Ann Sloo Jim & Mary Parker
Brian & Leigh Ann Griffis Jerry Spears Mike Payne
Mark A. Gruenthal Bonnie Sporer Betty Rassette
M. Alan & Kathy Hale Marshall & Janice Stanton Dick & Joyce Ratcliff
Gary & (Tutti) Ortrud Hauptli Chuck & Radonna Stein Darcee Redden
Ann Headrick Garry & Marty Stenzel Linda Richards
Tim & Lynn Henry Marsha Stewart Mark & Linda Riedy
Jared & Alison Hiatt Curtis & Theresa Stevens Jon & Gaylene Rupert
Julie Holk Karl & Connie Stutterheim Barb Sackrider
Mike & Polly Hoppock Robert & Joyce Stutterheim Elizabeth Schmidt
Mary Jane Hurley Lloyd & Judith Swagerty Gary & Jeanette Sidman
Constance S. Johnson Cheryl & Bob Thummel Catherine Silhan
E. Earl & Sharon Johnston Bette Timmel Stan Smith
Carroll & Karilea Jungel Ken & Mary Trickle Curtis & Theresa Stevens
Suzie Kastner Mike & Penny Walker Judith Swagerty
Cyndy & John Knutson Al Joe Wallace & Ruth Pickrell Cheryl Sweley
Stanley & Joan Kogler Kermit & Kathleen Wedel Tamara Tiemann
Gail & Cheryl Konzem Brian & Judy Weisel C. David Wahlgren
Darrell R. & Mary V. Lemon Gary & Sonja Welch
Sarah & James Lindblad Monte & Penni White
Darlene Lindsley Charlie & Bev Zizumbo
Bob & Rachel Loersch
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Lull Benefactor ($35-$99)
Phyllis Johnson & David Martin
Karen & Jim McClain Robb & Jean Boardman
Marceil & John McDaniel Mark & Darla Brin
Gerald & Barbara Meier Champion Seminars -
Diane Miller
Mike & Kay Money Phil Coleman
Norma & Wayne Montgomery Dale & Bev Cole
David & Valerie Morris Marvin Cossaart
Gordon & Janet Morrison Dee Eilert
David & Wendy Moshier Corey & Sandra Ferguson
Pat & Bob Murray Donna Fitzgerald
Donna Nelson Dave Freeland
Ann Neumann Dan & Amaryllis Gerber
Daran Neuschafer, Jeremy & Karmen Girard

American Family Ins.

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CTA Donors

Archangel ($500 +) Brandon & Heather Ebert Valerie Coberly
Glenn & Kay Engelland Janet Denning
Lila Berkley Jerry & Carol Exline Judith F. Dunn
CTA Booster Club Janet & Marty Fadden Dee Eilert
Jo & Shannon Buchanan Jim & Gayle Francis Jerry & Carol Exline
Megan & David Dupy Dorothy & Jack Gallagher Delores Farres
Christopher & Mandi Graber Brian & Leigh Ann Griffis Nedra Fortmeyer
Matt & Brenda Hemmer Gary & Otrud Hauptli Dave Freeland
David & Cheryl Higgins Brad & Jeanine Haynes Greg Gooden
Bob & Pam Jones Jared & Alison Hiatt David Greiser
Sissy & Roger Morrison Dwight & Ruth Hill Arlie & Carol Haymond
Vicki & Scott Price Carol & Paul Junk Ann Headrick
Marc & Becky Polzella Suzie Kastner Charlotte Herrman
Bob & Linda Salem Cyndy & John Knutson Bryan & Katie Herwig
McDowell Steele David & Luci Larson Dr. Braeden & Dana Johnson
Constance Stevens Bob & Rachel Loersch Eric & Michele Johnson
Max J. Vandament Cameron & Jessica Magnall K. Willow Leenders
JW Welch Jon & Sharon Marshall Kate Lindsay
SCT Guild Diane Miller Christina Litwiller
Mark & Julie Miller Tim & Becky Maguffee
Guardian Angel ($250-$499) Wayne & Norma Montgomery Gerald & Cathy Martin
Keith Phillips Joe & Deb Ortiz
Bart & Kate Bycroft Nancy Ryan Jim & Mary Parker
Bill & Ruth Cathcart-Rake Vicki & Troy Schmidt Darcee Redden
Dale & Kathy Hanson Catherine Silhan Linda Richards
Peter & Sara Johnston Jerry & Linda Simpson Rex & Carol Romeiser
Gary & Lana Jordan Stan Smith Lynne & Steve Ryan
Marlene Mispagel Lloyd & Judith Swagerty Salina Optimist Club #37195
Beatrice Plott Russell & Debbie Tasker Harry & Pam Smith
Marsha Stewart Jeffrey & Mary Thompson Marshall & Janice Stanton
Dan & Jennifer Stutterheim Cheryl & Bob Thummel Curtis & Theresa Stevens
Mike & Penny Walker Loren & Sara Young Cheryl Sweley
Gary & Mary Anne Weiner Harvetta & Alan Von Fange
Greg & Denise Weiss Family Cherub ($25-$99) George & Margaret Yarnevich

Angel ($100-$249) Arthur Adams
Richard & Leah Blanchard
Tom Basgall Robb & Jean Boardman
Mary Berkley Hank Boyer
Raymond & Susan Boyer
Glen & Kim Coxon

SCT theatre guild

geranium35th annual
plant sale

Friday & Saturday Salina
April 16 & 17 Community
Theatre Lobby
8:00 am-8:00 pm

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Traveling from out of town to see the show?

Below is a list of hotels in Salina who give SCT patrons special rates when they come
to see our shows. If you simply show them your tickets – even if it’s on your phone –
they will give you a special reduced rate for the entirety of your stay.

Thanks to these hotel partners for working with us to make your theatre-going
experience even better!

CANDLEWOOD SUITES HAMPTON INN
2650 Planet Ave. | 785.823.6939 401 W. Schilling Rd. | 785.823.9800
COMFORT SUITES Holiday Inn
715 W. Schilling Rd. | 785.404.6944 3145 S. 9th. St. | 785.404.6767
COUNTRY INN & SUITES HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES
2760 S. 9th St. | 785.827.1271 755 W. Diamond Dr. | 785.404.3300
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3020 Riffel Dr. | 785.309.1300 201 E. Diamond Dr. | 785.827.9000
Fairfield Inn & Suites Quality Inn And Suites 
2455 Virginia Ave. | 855.873.6565 2110 W Crawford St. | 785.404.6247

In the lobby gallery T h e C o m p l e x i t i e s o f H u m a n s

Charlotte Humans are so complex. Each person has their strengths and
Garrett Cooper weaknesses. They love and hate. They have passions and
insecurities. People enjoy the simple pleasures of music,
3D Artist nature, and art or obsess about life, politics, and fears. This
show is to celebrate the many differences of humans.
See more artwork at
www.facebook.com/ Charlotte Garrett Cooper is a self-taught assemblage artist
charlottegarrettdesigns whose work has been around since 2007. She has been in
Belle Armorie Jewelry Magazine, on the TV series Texas
Sale of work from the lobby Country Reporter, on syndicated radio with Tumbleweed
gallery generates a 20% Smith, and in numerous newspapers. Charlotte’s work has
been shown at the Salina Art Center, VAAM art gallery, Stars
commission for SCT programs. of Texas Art show, and has had numerous solo shows locally.
She likes to bring to life vintage items that are obsolete,
broken, discarded, and create pieces of 3D art that
communicate a story. She also works with numerous other
media on canvas.

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Corporate Sponsors Additional support for Salina
Community Theatre productions
SCT Board and staff would like to thank and programs is provided by
these businesses and organizations for these generous organizations.
the invaluable support, both financially
and by donated goods and services. This Through the city’s ongoing and
season is possible, in part, because of generous support, SCT is better
their support. able to use subscriptions and
donations to bring our audiences
Corporate Angel ($10,000 +) quality theatre performances.
The City of Salina

Corporate Producer ($5,000-$9,000)
Bank of Tescott
First bank Kansas
Saint Francis Ministries

Corporate Director ($3,000-$4,999)
Bennington State Bank
Edward Jones
great plains manufacturing
HERITAGE REAL ESTATE ADVISORS, llc
Salina Regional Health Center

Corporate Advocate ($1,000-$2,999)
Advantage Trust Company
American State Bank & Trust
Bank VI
Coldwell Banker
Antrim-Piper Wenger Realtors
K-Coe Isom
PKM Steel Service, inc
SUNFLOWER BANK/first national bank of 1870
Wedel Financial Group

Thank you to the National Endowment for the Arts Make sure to like us and
and the Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission follow us on social media!
for our short term operational grant for year 2020.
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Who’s Who at SCT?

Staff Center for
theatre arts
Executive Director....................Michael Spicer
Technical Director....................J.R. Lidgett Music Theatre Department
Education Director...................Megan Coberly CO-CHAIRS
Costume Designer.....................Jenn Morris
Director of Patron Services...Jill French Jill French
Office Manager..........................Daysha Sutton John Hendrick (interim)
Production Associate..............Elizabeth-Ali Schade
Music Theatre Teachers
Board of Directors
Ethan Badders
President....................................Chaz Coberly Maggie Spicer Brown
Vice-President............................Michael Freeland
Secretary....................................Mandi Graber Dalana Dutton
Treasurer...................................Bob Salem, Jr. Jessica Ferguson

board members Gin Hoffman
Bradyn Houltberg
Juanelle Garretson Scott Price
Lindsey Rojas
Julie Goetz Carolyn Sichley Paula Rolph
Elizabeth-Ali Schade
Jared Hiatt Amy Schreiner
Dance Department
Pam Jones Marc Sheforgen CO-CHAIRS

Luci Larson Megan Coberly
Maggie Spicer Brown

Alison Hiatt
Guild Officers
Dance Teachers
President....................................Cathy Martin
Vice-President............................Judi Dunn Hanna Heble
Secretary....................................Florence Jester Jessica Magnall
Treasurer...................................Carolyn Eland
Cathie Norris
Claire Schmidt

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T i c k e ts Box Office Hours

Purchasing Tickets Monday-Friday
11:30am-5:30pm
Tickets for SCT performances are available online at
SalinaTheatre.com or by calling the Box Office. For Box office opens
more information, call Jill French at 785.827.3033. one hour prior to
start of performance.
Full Season – 6 shows $165 ($27.50/show) 785.827.3033

Select Season – 4 shows $120 ($30.00/show) Performance Times

Single Shows Thurs-Sat: 7:30pm
Sun: 2:00pm
Adult (up to 59 years) $40.00

Military/Senior (60+ years) $35.00

Student (age 5-college senior) $20.00

Ticket prices include tax

Group pricing is available for parties of ten or more
(adult tickets only). Children must be at least 5 years
old to attend SCT Mainstage productions, unless
otherwise specified.

Gift certificates

Any gift certificate that doesn’t list an expiration date
will not be honored. If there is a problem, please
contact Michael Spicer or Jill French at the theatre.

Volunteering

Volunteer opportunities are always available at SCT! Have fun helping with
costumes, props, lights, or sound. Work on constructing sets for our next
production. Help get our next mailing ready for the post office, or deliver show
posters. To volunteer, contact:

* costumes Jenn Morris 785.827.6126 or [email protected]
* props J.R. Lidgett 785.827.6126 or [email protected]
* all others Jill French 785.827.3033 or [email protected]

Are you still receiving a copy of the Spotlight in your snail-mailbox?
Why not ‘go green’ and read it online instead? Contact the Box Office
at 785.827.3033 or email [email protected] to find out more.

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Policies & Procedures Performance Etiquette

Ticket Exchanges In consideration of our patrons and
performers, cell phones and pagers
Season ticket holders are welcome to must be turned off or set to vibrate
exchange tickets free of charge up to only during performances. If desired,
24 hours prior to performance. There you may check them at the Box Office
will be a $5 charge per ticket within prior to curtain time.
the 24-hour window. All others may
exchange tickets up to 72 hours prior Photography (with or without flash)
to the performance only. There is a $5 and recording devices of any kind
per ticket service fee for exchanged (audio or video) are not to be used
tickets, up to $20. during performances.

If you are not able to use your tickets Scripts
for a production and are unable to
find an exchange date, please pass Scripts for Mainstage productions are
them along to someone who can available for a check-out in the Box
attend. There are no refunds on Office. A $10 deposit is required and
unused tickets or unused portions of scripts should be returned within 3
season subscriptions. days. Scripts cannot be checked out
within 5 days of audition dates.
All tickets reserved over the internet
are final. No exchanges can be made.

About SCT

Classes

Center for Theatre Arts at Salina Community Theatre offers classes in dance, acting,
and vocal for students of all ages. A complete list of classes can be found online at
SalinaTheatre.com. For more information, contact Education Director Megan Coberly
at 785.827.6126, or email [email protected].

Contributions

Salina Community Theatre relies on the generosity of our patrons to keep our
award-winning theatre running successfully. If you are interested in tax-deductible
giving opportunities, please contact Executive Director Michael Spicer at
785.827.6126, or email [email protected].

e-newsletter

Get the latest SCT news each week in your email inbox – including a link to the
latest issue of the Spotlight newsletter. Sign up on the home page of our website
at SalinaTheatre.com, complete an address form available at the Box Office, or
call 785.827.6126.

Salina Community Theatre

Join our family!

Though season subscriptions make up the majority of SCT’s annual budget, we still
rely heavily on the generosity of our audience patrons and friends in the community.
To show our gratitude for your continued support, we offer a variety of additional
benefits available only when you become a donating member.

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Playbill listing
Advance phone reservation privileges
Choice of permanent seating or having
SCT staff contact you for reservations
Complimentary ticket exchange*
Premiere Parking for your performance*

*24-hour notice is required.

Please let us know if you are willing to donate any of these items:

• Metal shelving Don’t throw it out!
• Gift cards to JoAnn’s or Hobby Lobby
• New laptop or desktop computers Our Props & Costume
• 3-ring binders (1", 11⁄2") Departments accepts all
• Gift certificates to SAM’S for tables kinds of vintage items
– they don’t even have
and chairs. to be operational! Call
J.R. Lidgett at
• Old cameras – Do not have to work 785.827.6126 to
discuss your donation.

Thank you!

www.SalinaTheatre.com

Tips for a Superb Theatre Experience

f r o m Y o u r B o x O f f i ce Ma n a g e r

Prior to the Performance
1. Purchase your tickets a week or more in advance for best choice of

performance date and seating. We often sell out, so tickets at the door may
be limited or not available.
2. Arrive 15-30 minutes ahead of curtain time to avoid the rush and for better
parking availability.
3. Use one of our conveniently located bathrooms in either the lobby or inside
the Kephart Theatre.
4. Purchase a snack or drink from our concessions area, located in the lobby.
The bar and concession stand are also open during intermission.
5. Read through and explore your Playbill to discover:

the actors, crew, and orchestra members involved in the production

•musical numbers and setting(s) of the production
••auditions for Salina Community Theatre and Center for Theatre Arts

upcoming productions
SCT Guild information

•what’s coming up next at SCT and CTA
••all our many invaluable supporters

6. As some of our patrons arrive late, please stay in your assigned seat at least
until intermission. If your current seat is unsatisfactory, please visit the box
office for help.

During the Performance
7. Video recording or taking pictures during any SCT or CTA performance is

strictly prohibited.
8. Please refrain from using your phone or any other electronic devices in any

way during the performance. This distracts other patrons, as well as the
performers on stage.
9. Stage lights are usually sufficient to refer to the Playbill. If you must use your
phone for illumination, do so during applause or at a scene break.
10. If you need to leave the theatre for any reason, please do so during applause
or at a scene break, unless it is an emergency. When returning to your seat,
please wait for applause or a scene break.
11.SCT welcomes children ages 5 and up (ages 3 and up for designated
performances and CTA productions). We understand children become restless
or upset at times. The SCT lobby is a quiet place to take your child when such
an instance arises.
If there’s anything we can do to make your experience more enjoyable, please
drop by the Box Office and let us know.

Salina Community Theatre

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The Horizons Grants Program of the Salina Arts & Humanities makes
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75 years ago...

Saint Francis was founded by Fr. Robert Mize as a home
for children who had been abandoned, written off, and
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1933 Chrysler-Plymouth distributorship started, grows to
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Ward’s dealership prospered over the years, allowing the
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