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UM School of Music • Dept. of Theatre & Drama
December 7 - 10, 2000
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T O KILL A
M O CKIN G BIRD
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The University of Michigan
Department of Theatre and Drama
presents
TO KILL A
MOCKINGBIRD
Dramatized by Christopher Sergel
from the novel by Harper Lee
Director
Scenic Designer
Costume Designer
Lighting Designer
Sound Designer
Vocal Coach
Stage Manager
Kathryn Long‡
Gary Decker
Jessica Hahn
Harold F. Burgess II
Henry Reynolds
Annette Masson
Patrick K. A. Elkins
Setting:
Maycomb, Alabama, 1935
There will be one intermission.
To Kill a Mockingbird is presented by special arrangement with Dramatic Publishing Co. of Woodstock, Illinois.
‡ Courtesy of SSDC.
Latecomers will be seated at a suitable break or scene change.
As a courtesy to others, please set pagers to silent mode. Cellular phones should be deactivated.
Please deactivate your electronic watch alarm so it will not interrupt the performance.
The School of Music acknowledges the generosity of McKinley Associates, Inc.
whose support has helped make this production possible.
CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance)
Jean Louise Finch ................................................................................................................................. Alexa Ouellett
Scout, Jean’s younger self ............................................................................................................................. Taryn Fixel
Calpurnia, the housekeeper ................................................................................................................. Cortney Wright
Miss Maudie Atkinson, a neighbor ..................................................................................................... Sandra Abrevaya
Miss Stephanie Crawford, a neighbor ................................................................................. Michelle Alizabeth Roberts
Mrs. Dubose, a neighbor ........................................................................................................................ Jennifer Lima
Jessie, her attendant ................................................................................................................................ Rachel Easley
Jem, Scout’s brother ............................................................................................................................. Benjamin Klein
Reverend Sykes, minister ................................................................................................................... Kevin Bradley Jr.
Dill, Scout and Jem’s friend ..................................................................................................................Maggie Smythe
Nathan Radley, a neighbor ........................................................................................................................ David Jones
Atticus Finch, Scout and Jem’s father............................................................................................... Anthony von Halle
Walter Cunningham, a farmer ............................................................................................................ Ethan B. Kogan
Heck Tate, the sheriff .................................................................................................................................... Dan Hall
Mr. Gilmer, public prosecutor................................................................................................................ Quinn Strassel
Judge Taylor ................................................................................................................................. Matthew H. Urban
Bob Ewell, Mayella’s father........................................................................................................................ Dan Granke
Mayella Ewell, a young woman ..........................................................................................................Lauren Spodarek
Tom Robinson, a young man ................................................................................................................ Boyd White III
Helen Robinson, Tom’s wife .................................................................................................................. Grace Edwards
Link Deas, Tom’s employer ........................................................................................................................ Jason Smith
Court Clerk ................................................................................................................................... Joseph A. Hendrix
Boo Radley, a recluse ................................................................................................................................. David Jones
Other townspeople played by members of the ensemble.
DIRECTOR’S NOTES
To Kill a Mockingbird has made enormous and lasting impressions as both a book and a film. What remains to be explored in
a theatrical adaptation? Can this tale, set literally a lifetime ago, retain the ability to engage us now?
I think it can, although undoubtedly for somewhat different reasons than it might have when the book (and film) appeared in
the early 1960s or when the play was first produced in the early 70’s. For those of us who can remember those eras, we know our
culture has changed significantly — not least in the laws and social mores related to race. Compared to 1935, I suspect it is fair to
say that we live in a different world. Do these changes reduce To Kill a Mockingbird to “feel good” nostalgia, a cautionary lesson
that preaches to the (mostly) converted?
I don’t think so. For me, the play distills the heart of Lee’s book. Beneath the particular circumstances of the crisis that
envelopes Scout’s family and neighbors lies a timeless struggle between two perspectives:
acting in accordance with one’s own convictions; and
standing in someone else’s shoes.
Atticus teaches his children both concepts, although in their purest forms they are antithetical. The Tom Robinson case tests
his ability to truly live, in the chaos of the world, by navigating between these two principles. It is the balancing act between
knowing when to view the world from another’s perspective and when to stick with your own vision that challenges not only the
inhabitants of Maycomb, but each of us.
As we explored the world of Mockingbird in rehearsal, some of the details of the characters’ lives seemed strange, but the chaos
was familiar. Atticus’ principles were a compass and a challenge. I hope they engage you too.
— Kathryn Long
ABOUT HARPER LEE
Nelle Harper Lee (Novelist) was born on April 28, 1926, in Monroeville, Alabama, a city of
about 7,000 people in Monroe County, which has about 24,000 people. Monroeville is in
southwest Alabama, about halfway between Montgomery and Mobile. The youngest of four
children, Miss Lee studied law at University of Alabama before settling in New York City without
receiving her degree. In 1957, Miss Lee submitted the manuscript of her novel to the J. B.
Lippincott Company. She was told that her novel consisted of a series of short stories strung
together, and she was urged to re-write it. For the next two and a half years, she re-worked the
manuscript with the help of her editor, Tay Hohoff, and in 1960 To Kill a Mockingbird was
published, her only published book. To Kill A Mockingbird was on the bestseller lists for a period
of over eighty weeks. In April, 1961, Miss Lee was awarded the Alabama Library Association
Award. In May, 1961, she was the first woman since 1942 to win the the Pulitzer-Prize for
Fiction. Miss Lee has since published various magazine articles, but remains a highly private individual, rarely appearing
or speaking in public. She was awarded in 1997 an honorary doctorate (one of five she has been given) at Spring Hill
College in Mobile, Alabama, for her “lyrical elegance, her portrayal of human strength, and wisdom.”
ABOUT THE CAST
SANDRA ABREVAYA (Maudie) junior, BFA Perf./BA English,
Chicago, IL
KEVIN BRADLEY JR. (Rev. Sykes) freshman, BFA Perf., Southfield, MI
RACHEL EASLEY (Jessie) freshman, LSA Undecided, Detroit, MI
GRACE EDWARDS (Helen) junior, BFA Perf./BA English, Lathrup
Village, MI
TARYN FIXEL (Scout) freshman, BFA Perf., Ft. Lauderdale, FL
DAN GRANKE (Bob Ewell) sophomore, BFA Perf., Ann Arbor, MI
DAN HALL (Heck Tate) senior, BFA Perf., Westport, CT
JOSEPH A. HENDRIX (Clerk) junior, BFA Perf., Troy, MI
DAVID JONES (Nathan/Boo Radley) sophomore, BFA Perf.,
Beverly Hills, MI
B ENJAMIN K LEIN (Jem) sophomore, BFA Perf./Directing
Concentration, Charlotte, NC
ETHAN B. KOGAN (Walter Cunningham) sophomore, BFA Perf.,
Los Angeles, CA
JENNIFER LIMA (Mrs. Dubose) junior, BFA Perf., Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil
ALEXA OUELLETT (Jean) sophomore, BFA Perf., Portsmouth, NH
MICHELLE ALIZABETH ROBERTS (Miss Stephanie) sophomore, BFA
Perf., London, England
JASON SMITH (Link) sophomore, BFA Perf., Cadillac, MI
MAGGIE SMYTHE (Dill) junior, BFA Perf., San Diego, CA
LAUREN SPODAREK (Mayella) junior, BFA Perf., Birmingham, MI
QUINN STRASSEL (Mr. Gilmer) senior, BFA Perf., Ypsilanti, MI
MATTHEW H. URBAN (Judge Taylor) senior, BFA Perf., Cissna
Park, IL
ANTHONY VON HALLE (Atticus) senior, BFA Perf., Phoenix, AZ
BOYD WHITE III (Tom) senior, BFA Perf., Detroit, MI
CORTNEY WRIGHT (Calpurnia) guest artist, BFA Perf. Graduate,
April, 2000, Saginaw, MI
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
HAROLD F. BURGESS II (Lighting Designer) MFA Graduate
student, lighting design. UM: Colored People's Time. Regional
Theatre: Lighting designer: Incident At Vichy, Washington
Shakespeare Co.; Bandstand USA, West End Dinner Theatre;
Yeomen of the Guard, Rockville Civic Ctr.; Midrash: Filling the
Empty Space, Washington, D.C. Jewish Community Ctr.;
Associate lighting designer: Amadeus, Olney Theatre Ctr.; Sylvia,
Studio Theatre; A Little Night Music, The Fix, Working, The
Rink, Nijinsky's Last Dance (1999 Helen Hayes Award For
Outstanding Lighting Design), Signature Theatre. Technical
Assoc.: 1998-2000 Helen Hayes Awards.
GARY DECKER (Scenic Designer) Asst. professor of design and
production, Dept. of Theatre & Drama. UM: Of Thee I Sing,
Susannah, A Little Night Music, The Magic Flute, Volpone, The Best
People, The Marriage of Figaro, Grand Hotel. Regional Theatre:
Gem Theatre, Attic Theatre, Birmingham Theatre, Boarshead Theatre,
Purple Rose Theatre. Commercial: Scenery/exhibition display: AT&T,
Lincoln-Mercury, Buick, Oldsmobile. Interiors/commercial lighting:
On Stage - A Restaurant and The Elwood Grill, Detroit; The Fashion
Cafe, NYC; The Arndale Centre, Manchester, UK. Awards: Theatre
Designer of the Year, Detroit News; International Illuminating
Engineering Society Design Awards.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
PATRICK K. A. ELKINS (Stage Manager) is a BFA candidate in
design and production in the Dept. of Theatre & Drama. UM:
Stage manager: Casino Paradise, The Importance of Being Earnest,
asst. stage manager: The Magic Flute, Volpone, Antigone; stage
manager/lighting designer: Split, lighting designer: Zastrozzi,
Master of Displine, Basement Arts.
JESSICA HAHN (Costume Designer) Assoc. professor, Dept. of
Theatre & Drama. UM: The Daughter of the Regiment, A Little
Night Music, Orphan Train, Anything Goes, Mina & Colossus, The
Best People, Ladyhouse Blues, Better Living, The Music Man, Sherlock
Holmes, Grand Hotel, The Male Animal. Regional Theatre:
Goodman Theatre; Lyric Opera Center for American Artists;
Northlight Theatre; Court Theatre; Wisdom Bridge Theatre:
Roundabout Theatre, N.Y.; Children's Theatre Co., Minneapolis;
Former resident designer: Candlelight Dinner Playhouse, Hubbard
St. Dance Co., National Jewish Theatre. Awards: Three Joseph
Jefferson Awards,Best Costume Design; Charles MacArthur Award.
KATHRYN LONG (Director) is a guest artist and a UM Department
of Theatre and Drama Alumna (Ph.D. ‘85). Regional Theatre:
Studio Arena Theatre, PlayMakers’ Repertory Theatre, Oregon
Shakespeare Festival, American Players Theatre, Stage One,
Studio Theatre (Washington, DC), Pennsylvania Shakespeare
Festival. Former Associate Artistic Director and Dramaturg at
Studio Arena Theatre and American Players Theatre. New York:
Pearl Theatre Company, Jean Cocteau Repertory, and
Strindberg New York. Awards: NEA/TCG Directing Fellow.
ANNETTE MASSON (Vocal Coach) Associate professor/Director
of voice and speech. Teaching: American Repertory Theatre at
Harvard, Boston University; associate director at The Drama
Studio London USA in Berkeley, CA. visiting artist at Michigan
State, Colorado College, Oberlin, St. Mary's College. Regional
Theatre: Boston Lyric Opera, Indiana Repertory Theatre,
Nebraska Caravan Theatre; worked with Andrei Serban, Ann
Bogart, Bill T. Jones, David Wheeler, Robert Wilson. Other:
Personal presentation consultant with Lilly, General Motors,
Detroit Second City, Parke Davis, Polaroid.
HENRY REYNOLDS (Sound Designer) is an asst. professor in the
Dept. of Theatre & Drama and the sound engineer and
computer administrator for Univ. Productions. UM: Sound
designer: The Importance of Being Earnest, Our Country’s Good,
I Am A Man, Born in the R.S.A. Regional Theatre: Production
manager, Ann Arbor Summer Festival.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Special thanks to Alan Billings for his cameo appearance as a scenic artist.
The performers in this production are composed of undergraduate students and guest artists in the School of Music. The designers are
composed of faculty and graduate students in the Department of Theatre and Drama. Scenery, costumes, properties, sound, and
lighting were realized by the students and staff of University Productions, the producing unit of the School of Music.
The Director is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.
This production is entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KC/ACTF).
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STAFF FOR MOCKINGBIRD
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Dean ........................................................ Karen Wolff
DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE AND DRAMA
Chair ................................................. Erik Fredricksen
Administration ..................................... Mona Alonzo,
Bonnie Kerschbaum, Jennifer Knapp
Acting/Directing ............................ Glenda Dickerson,
Erik Fredricksen, Sarah-Jane Gwillim, Darryl V. Jones,
Philip Kerr, Mark Lamos, Annette Masson, Janet Maylie,
John Neville-Andrews, Jerry Schwiebert, Malcolm Tulip
Arts Management ...... Jeffrey Kuras, Kerianne M. Tupac
Design/Production .................... Nephelie Andonyadis,
George Bacon, Mark Allen Berg, Gary Decker,
Jessica Hahn, Richard W. Lindsay, Jr.,
John Hugh Minor, Vincent Mountain, Rob Murphy,
Henry Reynolds, Arthur Ridley, Kathleen Runey,
Vickie L. Sadler, Nancy Uffner
Theatre Studies/Playwrighting ....... Robert J. Cardullo,
Claire Conceison, Wendy Hammond, Mbala Nkanga,
OyamO, Martin Walsh, Leigh Woods
Professors Emeriti ................................ Jack E. Bender,
Alan Billings, John Russell Brown, Peter W. Ferran,
Claribel Baird Halstead, Zelma Weisfeld
UNIVERSITY PRODUCTIONS
Director ................................................... Jeffrey Kuras
Administrative Associate .................... Fatima Abdullah
Office Assistant III .................................. Shelda Smith
Marketing Director ........................ Kerianne M. Tupac
Ticket Office Coordinator .................. Maureen Wynn
Group Sales Coordinator ............................. Sarah Ray
Computer Administrator ................... Henry Reynolds
Facilities Manager .................................. Shannon Rice
House Manager .............................. Dianne Widzinski
Graphic Design ......................................... Bill Burgard
Banner Artist .................................. Heather Chockley
Office Assistants ........ Liz Bradford, Kendra Coleman,
Jaime Lee, Megan Lesperance, Nicolette Poprawa,
Christina Reynolds, Jermaine Stephens,
Justin Tanis, Mandy Taylor, John Torres
Theatre 386 ..................................... Monique Dugars,
Lisa Ehrlich, Erin Watkins
PRODUCTION STAFF
Interim Production Manager .......... Amanda Mengden
Production Stage Manager ..................... Nancy Uffner
Technical Director (Frieze) ....... Richard W. Lindsay, Jr.
Technical Director (Power) ............. John Hugh Minor
Assoc. Tech. Director (Power) ....... Donald C. Watkins
Carpenter ........................................... Robert Michael
Scenic Artist ........................................ Kathleen Runey
Scenic Painter ....................................... Toni Y. Auletti
Properties Master ................................... Arthur Ridley
Asst. Properties Master .................... Bryan Huddleston
Properties Artisan ................................. Rachel Wright
Master Electrician .............................. Mark Allen Berg
Costume Shop Manager ............................ Julie Marsh
Assoc. Costume Shop Manager .............. George Bacon
Drapers ................ Virginia R. Luedke, Vickie L. Sadler
Associate Draper ............................ Susan A. Hamilton
Crafts Artisan/Stock Manager ......... Rebecca Valentino
Sound Engineer ................................. Henry Reynolds
House Technicians ............ Ron Cypert, Mark Gordon,
Jim Haven, Barry LaRue
Office Assistants .................. Kelly K. Irwin, Elie Perler
PRODUCTION CREW
Asst. to the Director ............................ Allison Soranno
Fight Choreographer ...................... Anthony von Halle
Asst. Stage Managers ............... Alissa Michele Koerner,
Megan Maczko, Julia Merchant
Asst. to the Lighting Designer ............... Rebecca Hibbs
Asst. Costume Designer ................ Meghann O’Malley
Wigs ............................................................ Guy Beck
Asst. Sound Designer .............................. Matthew Gill
Scenery ................. Sarah Burger, Marc Pety, Joe Zinke
Paint ....................... Kate Armstrong, Martha Bermeo,
Youxin Mike Xia, Celibeth Donnelly,
Connie Shea, Justin Titley, students of Theatre 250
Props ............................ Anathea Alberda, Julie Brown,
Monique French, Shannon McShane, Justin Miller,
Aaron Sherry, Paul Wyatt, students of Theatre 250
Costumes ............................. Jennifer Begg, Cian Coey,
Laurie Kantner, Jennifer Langel, Rachel Laritz,
Jennifer Lima, Kristen Mahon, Christina Mimkos,
Matt Mitchell, Monica Prince, Betsy Tholen,
Diane Tuel, students of Theatre 250
Lighting ..................................... Harold Burgess (GA),
Lincoln Gillette, Dan Granke, Rebecca A. Hibbs,
Paul Masck, Joe McEachern, Thomas Omar,
Andrew Russell, Daniel Rutz, Joel Silver,
Brooke Sinclair, Melissa Spengler, Aaron Sporer,
Angela Zuck, students of Theatre 250
RUNNING CREW
Set ........................................ Carl Goines, Alix Malloy
Props ....................... Jessie Cantrell, Kalena Dickerson
Light Board Operator ......................... Michelle Sherry
Electrics ....................... Nick Edwin, Caleb Levengood
Wardrobe ......... Lisa Ehrlich, Joe Hendrix, Juliana Kua
Sound .................................................... David Patrick
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