Play: We Bombed in New Haven
Author: Joseph Heller
Dates Performed: October (1969)
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: The University Theatre
Venue: Washington Hall
Artistic Staff
Director: Frederic W. Syburg
Sets and Lights: William T. Byrd, Jr. Costumes: Jane Shanabarger
Cast
The Major: Michael Kelly
Captain Starkey: Dick Riehle
Sergeant Henderson: Mark Genero
Corporal Bailey: James H. Hawthorne
Corporal Sinclair: Joe J. Accardi
PFC. Joe Carson: Mark T. O’Connell
Private Fisher: Thomas C. Broderick
Ruth: Norri Wright
Some Idiots: Chuck Capples, Bob Campbell, Andrew Gosciejew, Dan Maddalen, Larry Russick, Bob Souders
Young Fisher: George Moore
Starkey’s Son: James Boland
Production Staff
Stage Manager: Zack L. Brown
Asst. Stage Manager: Tere Hanson
Construction and Painting: Missy Smith, Margaret Aste, Rosi Bernardi, Karen Bush, Teresa Conway, Mary Dalheim, Camille DeFrank, Eileen Dugan, Julie Dwyer, Lois Jamieson, Peggy Lemieux, Debbie McNeil, Becky Minter, Carol Riordan, Lucia Zaucha
Props: Rita Gall, Ann Burlas, Paddy Donovan, Jeannine DuFon, Wally Goulet, Tom Gustafson, Carol Lambka, Sue Maher, Ken Nigon, Fred Solari
Lights: Anne Patterson, Franklin Devine, William McElroy, Bob Mozulay, Tom Roche, James Wallace
Sound: John Zeller, Joe Peter, Phil Stark
Technical Crew: Warren Bowles, John Coflton, Jules DeCoster, Robert Harrington, Michael McKale, Ralph Schulte, Andrew Wyrobeck
Costume Master: Dick Riehle
Costume Crew: Marie Checchia, Maureen O’Brien, Susan Rousseau, Lucy Bernard, Patty Lipscomb, Keiko O’Hara, Ruth Paul, Karen Preston
Publicity/House: Kim Erb, Maureen Phillips, VeAnn Patterson, Cathy Anton
Poster/Program Cover: Joze Velez
Notes:
Source(s): 1970 Dome, pp. 72, 73; Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Play: Peter Pan
Marionette Theatre
Author: James M. Barrie
Lyrics: Carolyn Leigh
Music: Mark Charlap
Additional Lyrics: Betty Comden, Adolph Green
Dates Performed: November 13-16, 1969
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Marionette Theatre
Venue: Little Theatre at Saint Mary’s
Artistic Staff
Director: Jane Shanabarger
Dialogue Director: Karen S. Huber
Designed by: Jane Shanabarger
Technical Direction: William T. Byrd, Jr.
Vocal Cast
Nana: Warren Bowles
Michael: Christine Riley
John: Warren Bowles
Wendy: Anne Patterson
Mrs. Darling: Paulette Petretti
Mr. Darling: John-Paul Mustone
Peter Pan: Missy Smith
Slightly: Willem O’Reilly
Curly: Warren Bowles
Twin 1: John-Paul Mustone
Twin 2: Paulette Petretti
Captain Hook: Willem O’Reilly
Smee: John-Paul Mustone
Tiger Lilly: Paulette Petretti
Starkey: Warren Bowles
Puppeteers: Jeannine DuFon, Bill Godfrey, Lynn Jordan, Karen Gordon, Christy Kelly, Pat Leonardo, Maureen McPhee, Christine Riley, Missy Smith, Pamela Vass, Marty Wilson
Production Staff
Stage Manager: Christine Riley
Asst. Stage Manager: Karen Gordon
Accompanist: Katherine Dent
Lights and Sound: Joann Jecklin, Debra Lacour, Carol Lambka, Chris Luby
Properties: Paddy Donovan, Christine Hayward, Debbie McNeill
Costumes and Make-up: Missy Smith, Kathy Ewaniec, Mary Jo Regan, Lynne Marie Ruppman, Jean Savage, Mame Woodka, Mary Zimmer, Lucy Bernard, Patty Lipscomb, Michael McKale, Keiko O’Hara, Ruth Paul, Karen Preston
Construction and Stage: Christine Baum, Connie Blanchard, Polly Conley, Fran Donovan, Ellen Freije, Biff Godfrey, Colleen Grace, Cracie Hartigan, Catherine Hicks, Mary Pat Keeley, Jean Kulcher, Pat Leonardo, Mary McCabe, Pat Murphy, Lynn Shalgos, Carmela Zammuto
Technical: Warren Bowles, John Colton, Jules De Coster, Robert Harrington, Andrew Wyrobeck
Promotion and House: Ginny Berney, Cheri Kuberger, Peggy Lemieux, Ruth Lyons, Christine Roche
Notes:
Source(s): 1970 Dome; Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Play: Romeo and Juliet
Author: William Shakespeare
Dates Performed: December 11-14, 1969
Director: Robert Speaight
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Speech and Drama
Venue: O’Laughlin Auditorium
Artistic Staff
Sets: William T. Byrd, Jr.
Costumes: Jane Shanabarger
Music selected/edited: Franklin S. Miller
Cast
Chorus: Christine Hall
Sampson: Warren Bowles
Gregory: Dom DeLeo
Abraham: Bob Rossi
Balthasar: Jim Boland
Benvolio: Willem O’Reilly
Tybalt: Mark Genero
Montague: Chuck Capples
Lady Montague: VeAnn Patterson
Capulet: Richard Riehle
Lady Capulet: Paddy Donovan
An Officer: Ray Bernt
Prince of Verona: Michael Kelly
Romeo: Tom Broderick
Paris: Jean-Paul Mustone
Peter, Servant to Capulet: Lenore Wright
Nurse to Juliet: Paulette Petretti
Juliet: Anne Patterson
Mercutio: James Hawthorne
Potpan, Servant to Capulet: Bob Sprott
Cousin to Capulet: Bob Rossi
Friar Lawrence: Mark O’Connell
Apothecary: Marl Skrabacz
Friar John: Bob Campbell
Page to Paris: Julie Bevington:
Maskers: Tom Gustafson, Jose Velez
Dancers: Magee Brogger, Carol Hladnick, Kathy Letzgus, Christy Kelly
Followers: Bill Corda, Gary Cotter, Hugh DePaolo, Steve Dreher, Bill deTalance, Tim Tyler
Production Staff
Stage Manager: Richard Riehle
Asst. Stage Managers: Nancy Bartoshesky, Warren Bowles, Jean-Paul Mustone
Fencing Master: Adolf Soens
Choreographer: Janetta Macnamara
Costume Master: Zack Brown
Costume Crew: Gene Aracic, Cynthia Booth, Julaine Brophy, Mary Dalheim, Tom Christine, Joannie Ford, Chris Hayward, Maureen McPhee, Ernest Jewett, Marcia Murdoch, Maureen O’Brien, Susan Oglesbee, Carol Ann Riordan, Patricia Sharicey, Pat Sharkey, Lorraine Taylor, Lucy Bernard, Patty Lipscomb, Ruth Paul, Karen Preston, Martha Wilson
Sound Crew: Mary Beth Degan, Louise McGrath, Mary Beth Mulcahy
Properties: Carol Riordan, Ann Burlas, Mary Kay Feeney, Erin O’Neill, Jean Souhrada, Ernest Jewett
Light Crew: Geroge Moore, Kathy Leygus, Kathy Kaue, Sue Maher, Susan Rice
Construction and Painting: Mark Skrabacz, Rosemary Anderson, Ann Barbieri, Magee Brogger, Marcia Bevington, Rosi Bernardi, Tom Christine, Terese Conway, Elizabeth Corey, Laurie Culley, Cathy Dailey, Bob Dowd, Kathy Eget, Mary Jo Ferlini, Rooney Frailey, Sally Hemmer, Lois Jamieson, Pat Leonardo, Cathe Moran, Kathryn Pajor, Pamela Phelps, Deborah Roth, Mary Clare Theisen, Marti Wilson, Fran Donavon
Technical Crew: Warren Bowles, John Colton, Jules DeCoster, Robert Harrington, Michael McKale, Ralph Schulte, Andrew Wyrobek
House Manager: John Polk
Promotion/House Crew: Kimberly Ann Erb, Flora Jean Dause, Mary Hanson, Susie Larkin, Kathryn Myers, Patty Paynter, Kevin Smith, Julie Webb
Poster/Program Cover: Zack Brown
Notes:
Source(s): 1970 Dome, pp. 72, 73; Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Play: The Servant of Two Masters
Author: Carlo Goldoni
Dates Performed: March 19-22, 1970
Director: Miss Karen S. Huber
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Speech and Drama
Venue: Little Theatre at Saint Mary’s
Artistic Staff
Fencing Instruction: Davi Davis
Costumes: Zack L. Brown
Sets: Jean-Paul Mustone
Cast
Pantalone Dei Bisognosi: James Boland
Clarice: Nancy Bartoshesky
Dr. Lonbardi: Thomas Broderick
Silvio: Zack L. Brown
Beatrice Rasponi: Sue Maher
Florindo Aretusi: Raymond H. Berndt
Brighella: Pete Peterson
Smeraldina: Lois Jamieson
Truffaldino: Richard L. Homan
First Waiter: Mark Skrabacz
Second Waiter: Thomas F. Gustafson, Jr.
First Porter: Robert B. Campbell, Jr.
Second Porter: George Moore
Production Staff
Stage Manager: Willem O’Reilly
Asst. Stage Managers: Mark Skrabacz, Stevie Stack
Costume Mistresses: Melanie Walsh, Peggy Doyle, Nancy McNichols, Patty Ovitt, Katie McGuire, Mary Dunleavy, Mary Beth DiGann
Properties: Carol Lambka, Chrm.; Mary Lou Baker, Beth Culligan, Susie Merry, Mimi Wheeler, Mary Jo Russell, Russell Byrne, Michael Otto
Light Crew: Jeanine DuFon, Cathy Bowen, T. Roy Gorman, Christine Voss, Lori Holdmann
Construction & Stage: Susan Rousseau, Lynne Foltz, Marge Orborn, Norma Abraham, Kevin McDonald, Maureen Schimizzi, John Zavertnik
Sound Crew: Tina Keppel, Deborah Casias
Notes:
Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Play: The Good Woman of Setzuan
Author: Bertolt Brecht
Dates Performed: May 1-3, 7-9, 1970
Director: Dr. Roger Kenvin
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Speech and Drama
Venue: O’Laughlin Auditorium
Artistic Staff
Music composed by: Dr. Roger Kenvin
Cast
not found
Production Staff
Stage Manager: unknown
Lights: unknown
Notes:
Source(s): Original program of preceeding play (The Servant of Two Masters) courtesy of Frederic Syburg.
Theatre Workshop Class
Play: The American Dream
Author: Edward Albee
Dates Performed: August 1, 2, 1970
Director: Dan Anderson
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Speech and Drama
Venue: Washington Hall
Cast
Mommy: Pat Martin
Daddy: John Salzman
Grandma: Margaret Quinlin
Mrs. Barker: Pat Colfer
Young Man: Bob Syburg
Production Staff
Stage Manager: Carl Sternberg
Notes: Theatre Workshop class
Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Play: Dutchman
Author: LeRoi Jones
Dates Performed: August 1, 2, 1970
Director: William P. Bradford II
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Speech and Drama
Venue: Washington Hall
Cast
Clay: Danny Chambliss
Lula: Nancy Syburg
Drunk: Bill McGlinn
Rider on the Coach: Sr. Bride
Production Staff
Stage Manager: not found
Notes: Theatre Workshop class
Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg
Play: The Death of Bessie Smith
Author:
Dates Performed: uncertain
Director: not found
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Speech and Drama
Venue: uncertain
Artistic Staff
not found
Cast
not found
Production Staff
Stage Manager: not found
Notes:
Source(s): Cited in earlier program
St. Mary’s College 125th Anniversary Celebration Production of
Play: A Company of Wayward Saints
Author: George Herman
Dates Performed: April 9/June 5, 6, 1970
Director: Reginald F. Bain
Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Speech and Drama
Venue: South Bend Art Center/Washington Hall
Artistic Staff
Designed by: William T. Byrd, Jr.
Music by: Richard Homan
Cast
Scapino: Richard Homan
Pantalone: John-Paul Mustone
Columbine: Paulette Petretti
Harlequin: Willem O’Reilly
Isabella: Missy Smith
Ruffiana: Anne Patterson
Capitano: Warren Bowles
Tristano: John-Paul Mustone
Dottore: Richard Homan
Production Staff
Company Manager: Warren Bowles
Business Manager: John R. Sheehan, Jr.
Costume Coordinator: Jane Shanabarger
Box Office: Kimberly Erb, Nancy Bartoshesky, Beth Corey
House Staff: The Backstagers
Notes: This production was developed in conjunction with Saint Mary’s College 125th anniversary celebration during 1969. It was conceived and designed especially for touring to allow travel of actors and properties in a single station wagon and the performance of the play in almost any environment. This is the second company of actors performing the play. (The first was composed of seniors who graduated in June, 1969.)
Source(s): Original program courtesy of Frederic Syburg