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1997-98 Theatre Season
Skins
Written by Elizabeth Ingraham.
Directed by Kathryn Moller.
Skins is an ensemble, collaborative work that brings together poetry, movement, voice, and music. Inspired by the poetry and sculpture work of Elizabeth Ingraham (Poet/Sculptor), Skins grew from the collaborative efforts of Ms. Ingraham and Kathryn Moller (Director/Choreographer). The performance-based piece combines multi-disciplinary, multi-cultural, and multi-lingual aspects in exploring what it means to be human.
The Man Who Came To Dinner
Written by
George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart.
Directed by Dinah Leavitt.
After slipping on the sidewalk, on his way to dinner with the Stanley's, the world renown, irascible Sheridan Whiteside takes over the Stanley household creating domestic chaos! Meanwhile Whiteside's indispensable secretary Maggie, falls in love with a local newsman, creating chaos in Whiteside's own life. Wit battle wit and lot's of comedy ensues!
Yerma
Written by Federico Garcia Lorca.
Directed by Melanie Romain.
Spitting Nonsense Presents a Night of Improvisation
Cast
- Scott Braunagel
- Melissa Dafoe
- Elizabeth Dinius
- Alice Griffin
- John Hensley
- Jeff Lockway
- Ed Maez
- Alex Oliszewski
- Melly Snyder-Notz
- Zach Taylor
- Audrey Tebrich
Production Team
- Lights and Sound-Jason Case
- Stage Manager and Lights-Trip Marshall
Beyond Motion
Presented by FLC Theatre, FLC Dance Co-Motion, The Dance Center, & Durango Dance Co-op.
Journey
Choreographed by Lisa Bodwalk.
Music: Enigma.
Dancers
- Anne Berg
- Lisa Bodwalk
- Sarah Donohue
- Victoria FittsMilgrim
- Marilyn Leftwich
- Rochelle Park
- Amy Petersen
- Erika Wilson Golightly
Instinctual Steel Lizards
Choreographed and Performed by Susan Dimson and Andrea Padilla.
Music: Suart Dimson-Tumba Dunumba; Dan Johnson-105 mm. shell, garbage lid, manhole covers, cowbell; Brett Pavlik-Break Drums, hub caps.
Little Brown Jug
Choreographed by Sarah Donohue and Andrea Padilla.
Music: Glenn Miller.
Dancers
- Lisa Bodwalk
- Sarah Donohue
- Alisha Holden
- Chelsey Keithly
- Andrea Padilla
- Erica Ruquist
- Noah Volz
Peeking In
Choreographed by Anne Berg.
Music: "Primal Scream" from Trainspotting.
Dancers
- Anne Berg
- Rachel Dickson
- Heather Kaufman
- Alison Kehl
- Mindi Linch
- Allison McCormick
- Vanessa Meyers
- Margo Phillips
- Shelley Rike
- Erica Ruquist
- Lauren Sanderson
- Jennifer Schleiss
La Telaraña
Choreographed and Performed by Emily Abernathy, Suzanne Di Santo, Rita Phillips, Roy Skinner.
Music: The Flamenco Conspiracy: Jeremy James, Stosh Kozinmore Brett Pavlik, Branden Willman, Alexi Carrey.
Music Written by Tim James and The Flamenco Conspiracy.
Costumes: Julie Love.
Three Heavens & Three Hells
Choreographed by Marilyn Leftwich.
Music: Meredith Monk, "Three Heavens and Three Hells" from Volcano Songs.
"There are three heavens and hells. People heaven and hell, animal heaven and hell, thing heaven and hell. What do the three heavens and hells look like? They are all the same."
People
- Joy Boyce
- Amanda Fleming
- Amoreena Green
- Gail Mallin
- Natanya Mallin
- Andrea Padilla
- Dick Walker
Animals
- Allison Cutler
- Suzanne Di Santo
- Chloe Estes
- MacKenzie Mical
- Margo Phillips
- Chriss Ross
- Jessica St. James
Things
- Sarah Anderson
- Tania Holesapple
- Megan Manly
- Rochelle Park
- Joshua "Roanick" Salmons
Into The Temple
Choreographed by Anne Berg, Vanessa Meyers, Rachael Sharp, Andrea Padilla, Talia Bamerick, and the ensemble.
Music: Stuart Dimson-Quinto, lead vocals; Dan Johnson-Conga drum, bell; Brett Pavlick-Tumba;Shane Whitener.
Dancers
- Talia Bamerick
- Anne Berg
- Sarah Isgar
- Chelsey Keithley
- Mindi Linch
- Vanessa Meyers
- Bucky Nevils
- Andrea Padilla
- Cherise Plancon
- Tara Purdy
- Jennifer Schleiss
- Rachael Sharp
- Nel Shelby
- Noah Volz
I Loved You Better
Choreographed by Suzanne DiSanto.
Music: Laurie Anderson, "Gravity's Angel" from Mister Heartbreak.
Dancers
- Emily Abernathy
- Lisa Bodwalk
- Sarah Donohue
- Victoria FittsMilgrim
- Erika Wilson Golightly
- Sarah Jenny
- Rochelle Parks
- Rita Philips
Eastern Winds
Choreographed and Performed by Anne Berg, Chelsey Keithley, Vanessa Meyers, Mondie Namy, Tara Purdy, Nel Shelby.
Music: Willie & Lobo, "Salsa Verde" from Gypsy Boogaloo.
Three Moods from Les Sylphides
Choreographed by Rich Martin, after Michael Fokine.
Music: Chopin.
- Sarah Donohue
- Erika Wilson Golightly
Pas de Deux
- Celina Earp
- Ethan Hinkley
Allegro
- Anne Berg
- Brook Jacobs
- Sarah Jenny
- Rita Phillips
Passages
Choreographed by Kathryn Moller.
Music: Meredith Monk from Book Days, & Sule Greg Wilson from The Drummers Path.
Poetry: Sylvia Plath, read by: Shereeen AbuSaeedi.
Dancers
- Shereen AbuSaeedi
- Lisa Bodwalk
- Sarah Jenny
- Lauren Sanderson
- Nel Shelby
- Erika Wilson Golightly
Costumes
- Shereen AbuSaeedi
- Kathryn Moller
The Production
Choreographed by Lauren Sanderson.
Music: Heavy D.
Dancers
- Talia Bamerick
- Maureen d'Armand
- Kimberly DeLapp
- Sarah Donohue
- Brooke Jacobs
- Tebecca Jinks
- Heather Kaufman
- Megan Manly
- Allison McCormick
- Jackie Murray
- Bucky Nevils
- Nate Pierce
- Shelley Rike
- Christopher Ross
- Lauren Sanderson
- Nel Shelby
- Noah Volz
Production Team for Beyond Motion
- Theatre Department Chair-Doreen Mehs
- Producing Artistic Director-Kathryn Moller
- Assistant Artistic Director-Rich Martin
- Administrative Assistance-Marilyn Leftwich
- Technical Director-Steve Blaylock
- Lighting Design-Sean Keohane, Kathryn Moller
- Stage Manager-Ryan Burgess
- Backstage Manager-Angel Hernandez
- Electritian-Sean Keohane
- Sound-Jen Walker
- House Manager-Jeff Bjorlin
- Stagehand-Kanako Hiyama
- Publicist-Ken Burt
- Publicity art-Heather Kaufman
One Act Festival
Try One On
Written by Gretchen Corson.
Directed by Dinah Leavitt.
Cast
- Lucy-Cori Wright
- Mary Kay-Jennifer Livingston
The Messenger
Written by Jeremy Orr.
Directed by Dinah Leavitt.
Cast
- Davis-Sean Ragain
- Ellington-James Graham
On Reflection
Written by Steve Pritchard.
Directed by Steve Pritchard.
Cast
- Tish-Vivian Friese
- Image-Andrew "Ace" Weigel
- Aaron-Davitt Armstrong
- ID-Stephen Lugo
- Intellect-Nicole Smith
- Emotion-Erica Lange
Holding Up The Food Museum
Written by Kenneth Andre Cantu.
Directed by Ken Burt.
Cast
- Gary-Robert Bland
- Tommy-Michael Davis-Rameriz
- Cup-Nate Pierce
- Tourist # 1-Molly Fassett
- Tourist # 2-Leslie Crow
- Tourist # 3-Megan Bolyard
- Tourist # 4-Casey Hines
Production Team for Holding Up The Food Museum, On Reflection, The Messenger, and Try One On
- Set Pieces, Lighting, and Technical Assistance-Jason Case, Trip Marshall
- Light Board-Trip Marshall, Joshua Salmons
- Props Assistance-Leslie Crow
Remote Control
Written by Jesika Feather.
Directed by Dinah Leavitt.
I wrote this play to give myself an opportunity to escape from reality for a little while. Unfortunately, the writing process was a little more difficult than anticipated, forcing me to escape from reality a lot longer than was probably healthy. This becomes evident in the character Lucinda, who experiences some difficulty emerging from the whirlwind of her own mind to face the drab brutality of normalcy.When I began writing Remote Control there was no alien, but Lucinda became so disabled in her efforts to cope with reality that I was forced to throw him in. This appealed to her very much. She got along so well, in fact, that I am inclined to wonder whether her new friend does exist in life or if we are simply viewing another of her reality contortions, one of her many frantic attempts to escape.
~Jesika Feather
Cast
- Lucinda-Audrey Tebrich
- Mr. Drake-Jeff Lockway
13 Short Affairs
Written by Karin Kohlmeier.
Directed by Kathryn Moller.
It is amazing how many connections we would find if we were able to see all of the effects we have on those around us. 13 Short Affairs explores this concept through the portrayal of thirteen encounters between strangers. We see the way in which people become tied together, often through one small factor which may not even be apparent to the characters involved. The events of the play illustrate the idea that each and every action we perform has the potential to make an impact, large or small, on those around us, our society, or even the world.
~Karin Kohlmeier
Cast
- David A. Cook
- Valerie Fritz
- Nate Pierce
Claustrophobia
Written by Mark Havenner.
Directed by Ginny Davis.
Two people from from completely different walks of life, trapped in the fast-pased world of New York City, get stuck in an elevator together. Claustrophobia explores people's reactions to each other in a situation where social masks are stripped and they can be nothing but human. This production focuses on the facets of both characters as they confront life's conflicts.
~Mark Havenner
Cast
- Lisa/Elizabeth-Melanie Romain
- Charlie/Johnny-William Keesen
Production Team for Remote Control, 13 Short Affairs, and Claustrophobia
- Technical Director-Peter Winter
- Master Electrician-Chad TeBrink
- Light Board Operator-Jennifer Walker
- Sound Board Operator-Casey Hines
- Building Crew-Brett Carleton, David A. Cook, Clayton Langan, Alex Oliszewski, Elizabeth Shutt, Julia B. Wadley, Ryan Yoch
- Light Crew-Jason Case
- Assistant Director (13 Short Affairs)-Nathaniel Hope
- Costume Mistress (13 Short Affairs)-Celina Earp
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