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Cast
Li'l Abner: Aaron Mueller Daisy Mae: Kari Wellner Mammy Yokum: Kelly Schweda Pappy Yokum: Andy Rocheleau Romeo Scragg: Brad Jorsch Alf Scragg: Jay Paré Earthquake McGoon: Jedediah Schuett Lonesome Polecat: Cari Jaeger Hairless Joe: Steve Thiele Moonbeam McSwine: Kimberly Paré Marryin' Sam: Ryan Clarksen Mayor Dawgmeat: Tyler Wicihowski Senator Phogbound: Marianne Gosz Dr. Finsdale: Amanda Miller Scientists: Norah Fox, Naomi LaGrow, Sarah Tienor Cronies: Travis Bernhardt, Ryan Garceau, Steve Thiele Cedric Softwicke: Steve Thiele General Bullmoose: Andy Langer Government Man (small): Steve DeBauch Government Man (big): John Cashman Available Jones: Levi Higdon Scarlett: Mackenzie Herzog Colonel: Steve DeBauch Voices: Jason Myatt Appassionata Von Climax: Mary Zimmer Evil Eye Fleagle: Neil Schneider Butler: Emily Verch Wives: Elyssa Lockington, Jamie Strutz, Melissa Strutz Husbands: Travis Bernhardt, Ryan Garceau, Steve Thiele First Girl: Kate Wellner Secretaries: Holly DeMark, Emily Landon, Heather Nonnemacher, Adrienne Wallner Policeman: Adrienne Wallner Stupefyin' Jones: Sarah Herrman Scraggs: Kate Culligan,Felicia Dissmore, Garett Dismore, Sarah Jansen, Miranda Marx, Ty Voysey, Morgan Wallner |
Pit
Director: Justin Miller Flute/Piano: Ann Trader Oboe/Clarinet: Katie Kunz Alto Sax: John Cashman Trumpet: Andy Langer Trumpet: Justin Naidl Trumpet: Mat Langer Trumpet: Jason Mueller Accordian/Piano: Justin Miller Guitar: Mike Vogel Percussion: Jim Kuchenbecker Musical Consultant: Jay Lechler Assistant to Mr. Miller: Emma Starzewski Crews Build Crew Adrienne Wallner Ryan Clarksen Costume Crew Norah Fox Ryan Clarksen Kimberly Paré Makeup Crew Elizabeth Southern Korey Hokenson Kalycka Senn Naomi LaGrow Run Crew Adam Arndt |
Company Leadership
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The Executive Committee of the Board of Directors
President: Kelly Schweda Producer: Ryan Clarksen Vice-President: Jedediah Schuett Secretary/Treasurer: Sarah Herrman Public Relations Director: Amanda Miller The General Committee of the Board of Directors Alumni Relations Chair: Naomi LaGrow Social Chair: Norah Fox Bylaw Chair: Kimberly Paré Fundraising Co-Chairs: Sarah Herrman and Kelly Schweda Education Chair: Ryan Clarksen |
Directing Staff
General Director: Travis Bernhardt Musical Director: Justin Miller Choral Director: Justin Miller Assisted by: Mary Zimmer Choreographer: Kimberly Paré Technical Director: Matt Richardson Production Council Stage Manager: Jason Myatt Scenic Designers: Travis Bernhardt, Ryan Clarksen, Matt Richardson and Jason Myatt Master Carpenters: Matt Richardson and Jason Myatt Art Designer: Kari Wellner Costume Designer: Kelly Schweda Makeup Designer: Ryan Clarksen Lighting Designer: Matt Richardson Sound Designer: Matt Richardson Props Master: Sarah Herrman |
Musical Numbers
"A Typical Day".........................................................................Dogpatchers
"If I had My Druthers"..........................................................................Abner
"Jubilation T. Cornpone"................................................Sam & Dogpatchers
"Rag Off'n The Bush"............................Senator Phogbound & Dogpatchers
"Namely You".........................................................................Abner & Daisy
"Unnecessary Town".........................................Abner, Daisy & Dogpatchers
"What's Good For General Bullmoose"........................................Secretaries
"There's Room Enough for Us"..................................................Dogpatchers
"The Country's in the Very Best of Hands"................................Sam & Abner
"Oh Happy Day"..............................................................................Scientists
"I'm Past My Prime"..................................................................Daisy & Sam
"Love in a Home"...................................................................Abner & Daisy
"Progess is the Root of all Evil"......................................General Bullmoose
"Put 'em Back"....................................................................................Wives
"The Matrimonial Stomp"..............................................Sam & Dogpatchers
"If I had My Druthers"..........................................................................Abner
"Jubilation T. Cornpone"................................................Sam & Dogpatchers
"Rag Off'n The Bush"............................Senator Phogbound & Dogpatchers
"Namely You".........................................................................Abner & Daisy
"Unnecessary Town".........................................Abner, Daisy & Dogpatchers
"What's Good For General Bullmoose"........................................Secretaries
"There's Room Enough for Us"..................................................Dogpatchers
"The Country's in the Very Best of Hands"................................Sam & Abner
"Oh Happy Day"..............................................................................Scientists
"I'm Past My Prime"..................................................................Daisy & Sam
"Love in a Home"...................................................................Abner & Daisy
"Progess is the Root of all Evil"......................................General Bullmoose
"Put 'em Back"....................................................................................Wives
"The Matrimonial Stomp"..............................................Sam & Dogpatchers
Program Notes
Producer's Note from the program
Time changes everything. Woodstock is clearly an example. Thirty years ago the Summer of Love brought about a festival organized to promote peace and love. This year a festival of the same name was organized for publicity and money. Hopefully Quince has not changed that much since 1969. But with every new Quince generation the focus does change.
Like Woodstock in '99, this season in Quince is ending quite differently than it started. This season, the thirty-first in Quince history, started out rather shaky. We went through the agonizing experience of gathering actors to fill gaps. Many things waited to the last minute to come together. But in the end, everything did come together. The ever-changing tradition continues. The cast and crews pulled everything together and made it all work.
To finish, I would like to thank all former Quincers. Without you, we would not be here. I would also like to thank everyone who is a Quincer at heart - those of you who never actually became members but help us out nonetheless. I would finally like to thank the current Quince generation. Your hard work has definitely paid off.
Ryan L. Clarksen
Producer
Director's Note from the program
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. As you watch tonight's performance of Li'l Abner, take some time to think about what you're witnessing. The many weeks of hard work that each performer you see on stage put into this show. The hours it took to make the set (special thanks to Jason Myatt, Mat Richardson, and Ardienne Wallner). Not to mention the painting, fundraising campaigns, ad sales and everything else that goes into making the show a success, both on stage and off.
As you think of all this, consider the fact that the Peter Quince Performing Company is comprised of young adults ages twelve through twenty-three. Impressive, isn't it? If you take all of that into consideration as you watch the great show they have put together, you might be able to feel the pride I have as a director for each person in Quince. Whether they are acting, stage managing, producing, or working in the sound booth, I am proud of all of them for the hard work they have done to make this season a success. So join me in being proud of our community's youth, and while you're at it, enjoy the show.
Travis M. Bernhardt
General Director
Time changes everything. Woodstock is clearly an example. Thirty years ago the Summer of Love brought about a festival organized to promote peace and love. This year a festival of the same name was organized for publicity and money. Hopefully Quince has not changed that much since 1969. But with every new Quince generation the focus does change.
Like Woodstock in '99, this season in Quince is ending quite differently than it started. This season, the thirty-first in Quince history, started out rather shaky. We went through the agonizing experience of gathering actors to fill gaps. Many things waited to the last minute to come together. But in the end, everything did come together. The ever-changing tradition continues. The cast and crews pulled everything together and made it all work.
To finish, I would like to thank all former Quincers. Without you, we would not be here. I would also like to thank everyone who is a Quincer at heart - those of you who never actually became members but help us out nonetheless. I would finally like to thank the current Quince generation. Your hard work has definitely paid off.
Ryan L. Clarksen
Producer
Director's Note from the program
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. As you watch tonight's performance of Li'l Abner, take some time to think about what you're witnessing. The many weeks of hard work that each performer you see on stage put into this show. The hours it took to make the set (special thanks to Jason Myatt, Mat Richardson, and Ardienne Wallner). Not to mention the painting, fundraising campaigns, ad sales and everything else that goes into making the show a success, both on stage and off.
As you think of all this, consider the fact that the Peter Quince Performing Company is comprised of young adults ages twelve through twenty-three. Impressive, isn't it? If you take all of that into consideration as you watch the great show they have put together, you might be able to feel the pride I have as a director for each person in Quince. Whether they are acting, stage managing, producing, or working in the sound booth, I am proud of all of them for the hard work they have done to make this season a success. So join me in being proud of our community's youth, and while you're at it, enjoy the show.
Travis M. Bernhardt
General Director