Eliza Doolittle………………………………...…………………….………….Megan Keiser Henry Higgins……………………………………...……………….….………….Josh Sazon

Alfred Doolittle………………………………………..……….…….………..John Muriello Colonel Pickering…………………………………………...…………….Howard Meadows

Freddy Eynsford-Hill……………..…………………………………….………..Brian Jones Mrs. Higgins……………………………..……………………………...…….Caroline Oster

Mrs. Pearce…………………………………...……………………….….…...Jen Gerbyshak

Mrs. Eynsford-Hill………………………………...………………….…...Mary Wedemeyer with Jill and Doug Beardsley

Ensemble……………………………………….Len Duncan, Katie Eaton, Jen Gerbyshak, Nancy Kula, Bryan Lawler, Susan Manuel, Reed Perkins, Elisabeth

Ross, Jordan Running, Roxy Running, Ryan Forbes-Shellady, Ellen Stevenson, Olivia Symmonds, Rebekah Trotter, Jill Van Dorpe, Jim

Verry, Alexandra Walsh, Mary Wedemeyer and Dylan Wheeler.

Conductor……………………………………...…………………………………..Ed Kottick Violin I ……………………………………………………….Don Haines (concertmaster)

Candace Wiebener, David Schoenbaum, Don Gentszch, Sara Ward

Violin II…………………..………….…………………………………….Andrew Gentszch Rebecca Carver, Ronda Marshall, Emma Mohr, Mary Wilson

Viola…………………………………….Jennifer Hexom, Peter Bixler, Chealsea Berhardt Cello…………………………..……….……………………………………..Jim Christensen

Christina Craig, Kathryn Langguth (Jan 7th) Beka Dotzel (Jan 8th) Bass……………………………………..…………………....Gary Dixon & Dan Berkowitz

Harp…………………………………………………………………………Rachel Wallace

Flute/Piccolo………………………………………..………………………………Ron Mirr Oboe/Eng. Horn………………………………………...…………..Christy Curry-Hoyland

Clarinet I….……………………………………...………………………………Betty Adams Clarinet II……………………………………………...………………………Suzanne Smith

Bassoon………………………..………………………………………………….Pete Trotter Horn I………….……………………...…………………………………...Randall Aitchison

Horn II…………..…………………………..…………………………………..Ann Cannon

Trumpet I………...……………………………..………………………………..Paul Waech Trumpet II………….…………………………………………………………..Beth Villhauer

Trumpet III…………………………………...……………………...Christopher Thompson Trombone I……...………………………………..……………………………Paul McNally

Trombone II…………………………….………………………………………..Tom Nelson

Tuba……………………………………………………………………………...Ken Ausman Percussion…………………………………..……………...Ginny Armstrong & Joel Carver

Director……………..……………...…………………………….………………..Josh Sazon Music Director……………..…………….....……………………………………..Ed Kottick

Stage Manager………………………………………………………………Stephen Polchert

Lighting Design……………………………………………………………….Dylan Wheeler Sound Design…………………………………………………………………….Sarah Smith

Light Board Operator………………………………………………….Angelique VanDorpe

CAST

THE ORCHESTRA

PRODUCTION CREW

Act I 1. Overture - The Orchestra 2. Why Can't the English? - Professor Higgins 3. Wouldn't It Be Loverly? - Eliza and Male Quartet 4. With a Little Bit of Luck - Alfred Doolittle, Harry, and Jamie 5. I'm an Ordinary Man - Professor Higgins 6. With a Little Bit of Luck (Reprise) - Alfred Doolittle and Ensemble 7. Just You Wait – Eliza 8. The Servants' Chorus (Poor Professor Higgins) - Mrs. Pearce and

Servants 9. The Rain in Spain - Professor Higgins, Eliza, and Colonel Pickering 10. I Could Have Danced All Night - Eliza, Mrs. Pearce, and Servants 11. Ascot Gavotte – Ensemble 12. On the Street Where You Live – Freddy

Act II 1. Entr’Acte - The Orchestra 2. Embassy Waltz - The Orchestra 3. You Did It - Professor Higgins, Colonel Pickering, Mrs. Pearce, and

Servants 4. Just You Wait (Reprise) – Eliza 5. On the Street Where You Live (Reprise) – Freddy 6. Show Me – Eliza 7. Wouldn't It Be Loverly? (Reprise) - Eliza and Ensemble 8. Get Me to the Church on Time - Alfred Doolittle and Ensemble 9. A Hymn to Him (Why Can't a Woman be More Like a Man) - Profes-

sor Higgins and Colonel Pickering 10. Without You – Eliza 11. I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face - Professor Higgins

Musical Numbers

DOUG BEARDSLEY (Dancer) and his wife Jill, moved here from the Rockford, IL area 2 1/2 years ago where they were performers and choreographers in the professional and com-munity theaters. As former members of the World Championship BYU Ballroom Dance Company, they continue to perform and teach. Favorite roles include Benjamin in 7 Brides for 7 Brothers, Audrey II (puppeteer) in Little Shop of Horrors, and Will Parker in Oklahoma. His favorite dance role was the Arabian in The Nutcracker. He is the proud father of 4 Eagle Scouts. His favorite title; “Grandpa” to Miriam, Victoria and Landon. Doug works as the Director of the Johnson County Health Department. This is Doug’s third ICCT production.

JILL BEARDSLEY (Dancer) began dancing at age 11 with the prestigious Diemann/Bennett studios in Cedar Rapids, Iowa where she trained in ballet and other forms of dance. She attended Brigham Young University and studied Ballroom and Latin dance styles and performed with the world-renowned BYU Ballroom Dance Company where she met future husband, Doug. Jill moved here from the Rockford, IL area where her skills as a choreogra-pher, dancer and performer were in much demand. Favorite performances include Joseph, Guys and Dolls, 7 Brides, and Kismet. Choreography credits include Seussical, Tommy, The Wiz, Footloose, The King and I, Oklahoma, My Fair Lady and many others. Jill is mother to four good looking boys, mother-in-law to three and grandma to Miriam, Victoria and Landon. “It’s good to be back home.”

LEN DUNCAN (Ensemble) who, fresh from his 1983 role at Cedar Falls High School as Charles in Blithe Spirit, returns to the stage as part of the Ensemble of ICCT’s My Fair Lady. He will never forget the powerful words that he uttered late this fall at the Iowa City Recreation Center that heralded his return to theatre: "Oh! I'm sorry! I was looking for the restroom. Um...are you guys rehearsing a play?”

KATIE EATON (Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of ICCT’s My Fair Lady (likely her favorite musical of all time!). Previous local show credits include Hello, Dolly and A Christmas Carol with City Circle and Stage Door with ICCT. Offstage, Katie enjoys her job as a high school teacher, and anything singing or dancing related. Thanks to Josh and Ed for allowing her to be a part of this production, and to friends and family who made it to see the show!

JEN GERBYSHAK (Mrs. Pearce, Ensemble) is ecstatic to be in the production that combines her two true loves: linguistics and theater. She spends way, way too much time pretending to be other people with the hopes that those watching will find it entertaining, and every waking mi-nute analyzing how people talk. She has somehow convinced the University of Iowa to pay her for the latter as an ESL Lecturer. This is the fourth time Jen has persuaded ICCT to support her pre-tending habit, after Camelot, Wonderful Town and 9 Parts of Desire.

BRIAN JONES (Freddy Eynsford-Hill), a native of Williamsburg, Iowa, is a 2009 graduate of Washington University in St. Louis. He continues his education at the University of Iowa where he is currently a second-year law student. Brian is excited to be performing again with ICCT after playing Lieutenant Joe Cable in South Pacific. Many thanks to the cast, crew, directors, the terrific orchestra, and our fabulous rehearsal accompanist, Jeanne Nelson. Enjoy the show!

MEGAN KEISER (Eliza Doolittle) is thrilled beyond words to have this opportunity and to work with Josh and Ed again. She has lived in the Iowa City area for 9 years and has been involved with many theatrical companies and performances. Some of her favorite roles in-clude Amalia (She Loves Me), Charity Hope Valentine (Sweet Charity) and Audrey (Little Shop of Horrors). She would like to thank her parents, her kittens, and most of all her husband, for supporting her in this endeavor.

MEET THE CAST AND CREW

ED KOTTICK (music director/conductor) had professional careers as a trombonist and a conductor before he became a musicologist. He directed The U of I Collegium Musicum for 14 years before his retirement from the School of Music in 1992. He last raised his baton for ICCT in the fall of 20010 production of South Pacific: in Concert.

NANCY KULA (Ensemble), formerly Nancy Mayfield, received her MFA in Theatre Arts from the University of Iowa in 2003. She currently serves as the Development Director & Volunteer Coordinator at The Englert Theatre. She was last seen performing in IC-CT’s South Pacific, and enjoys touring with Rage Theatrics during the summers.

BRYAN LAWLER (Quartet, Ensemble) This is Bryan’s 6th ICCT production, having per-formed in Man of La Mancha, Little Shop of Horrors, She Loves Me, The Baker’s Wife, and South Pacific. Bryan is very excited to be working with such a talented and fun cast and crew. Thanks to Jan, Heather, and Ashley for all your support and encouragement!

SUSAN MANUEL (Ensemble) has performed in several productions at ICCT. They in-clude Annie Get Your Gun, Oliver, Annie, The King and I, South Pacific and Sarah Plain and Tall. Susan would like to dedicate this show to her Dad, who use to serenade her with "On the Street Where you Live" while he was shaving.

HOWARD MEADOWS (Colonel Pickering) has been in many shows with ICCT, City Circle, and The Old Creamery Theatre Company. You might remember him as Mr. Bumble in Oliver!, Mr Marazcek in She Loves Me, the Wizard in The Wizard of Oz, and most recently the King in Cinderella!. He also enjoys singing with the "Musical Comedy Troupe of Iowa City". He enjoys combining his love of singing and acting in musical theatre. He wishes to thank his wonderfully supportive family and especially his very special wife of 41 years!

JOHN MURIELLO (Alfed Doolittle) is delighted to join the cast of My Fair Lady. His stage credits include Dr. Craven in The Secret Garden, Tartuffe in Kirk Mechem’s Tartuffe, Ko-Ko in The Mikado, Marcello in La Bohème, Voltaire in Candide, Captain Corcoran in HMS Pinafore, and Mayer Rothschild in The Rothschilds. Muriello’s directing credits include The Fantasticks, She Loves Me, and A Little Night Music for the University of Iowa School of Music and H.M.S. Pinafore for Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre.

JEANNE NELSON (Rehearsal Pianist) enjoyed working with such a talented group of musi-cians. She is a piano teacher, church organist, Von Maur pianist, Musical Comedy Troupe accompanist, and music theory instructor at Rocky Ridge Music Center, a music camp in the mountains of Colorado. "Break a leg, everyone!"

CAROLINE OSTER (Mrs. Higgins) has an MA in Dramatic Art from the University of Iowa and trained at the National Theatre Conservatory in Denver and the British Drama League in London. She has appeared in numerous ICCT productions over the past forty-five years.

REED PERKINS (Ensemble)

STEPHEN POLCHERT (Stage Manager) has been involved in a number of local shows both on stage an off. Look for him in the upcoming ICCT production of The Nerd.

ELIZABETH ROSS (Ensemble) is a music teacher in Coralville. She was most recently seen in Cinderella and is excited to be a part of another great ICCT production JORDAN RUNNING (Ensemble) is excited to be performing again alongside so many talented actors and musicians, including his wife Roxy. My Fair Lady: In Concert is his second performance with Iowa City Community Theatre, after 2009's Camelot.

MEET THE CAST AND CREW (Continued)

ROXY RUNNING (Ensemble) is glad to be part of another ICCT show and has enjoyed working with Josh Sazon and Ed Kottick again. She last worked with them in ICCT's Camelot. She had fun with the rest of the cast and looks forward to seeing them again for other shows. Roxy would like to thank everyone who has come to see the show and support ICCT.

JOSH SAZON (Director, Henry Higgins) has worked on a number of productions in the area. He will next be seen on the Englert stage in February, playing a lust-starved lawyer in City Circle's production of A Little Night Music."

RYAN FORBES-SHELLADY (Ensemble) is a Junior at Mid-Prairie High School. Stage credits include Camelot, Once On This Island, Celebrate Me Home: A Holiday Cabaret, The Apple Tree, and The Boyfriend. This is his second show with ICCT, and he would like to thank every-one who had a hand in helping with it. He would also like to thank his friends and family for their constant support in his love of Drama

ELLEN STEVENSON (Ensemble) has been doing community theater in the Iowa City area for about 20 years, and has done just about every job there is to do at a community thea-ter. She was last seen on the Riverside Theater stage for City Circle's production of Celebrate Me Home, a Holiday Cabaret. After My Fair Lady, Ellen will grace the Englert stage again in A Little Night Music. Enjoy the show!!

OLIVIA SYMMONDS (Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of My Fair Lady. She is currently studying biology at the University of Iowa. Past works include Achilles: Scourge of Man(University of Iowa), Wonderful Town (ICCT), and Rent: School Edition (City Circle). When she's not studying or performing, Olivia enjoys reading, dancing and perpetually being late.

REBECCA TROTTER (Ensemble) has appeared in various musicals, such as Fiddler On the Roof, Smoke on the Mountain, and the recent ICCT concert production of South Pacific. While not preparing for her upcoming wedding, she can be found reading through the public li-brary or planning her next trip to Estonia. This is her second appearance in My Fair Lady.

ANGELIQUE VANDORPE (Light Board Operator) This marks Angelique's 16th show with ICCT, having previously been in Wonderful Town and Camelot. Most recently she was involved in Mount Vernon/Lisbon Community Theatre’s The Fantasticks and Dreamwell’s A View from the Bridge. She has also recently done lighting for Dreamwell/ICCT’s 9 Parts of Desire and was a stage hand for the Englert School for the Performing Arts’ Bugsy Malone. She has a full time job working for the Department of Natural Resources and every free minute of her day she attempts to catch up on much needed sleep!

JILL VANDORPE (Ensemble)

JIM VERRY (Ensemble) has served the ICCT Board of Directors and Nominating Com-mittees and has appeared in all three of ICCT’s productions of My Fair Lady. Jim’s favorite past work includes, Godspell, A Little Night Music, Life After High School, the Englert’s Nutcrack-er, Seussical the Musical , She Loves Me and Wonderful Town. Jim thanks Jeanne, Ed and Josh for the honor of working with them again and the many talented musicians throughout this show. He also thanks his wife, Lynn, and kids, Josh, Jacob, Joseph and Anna for allowing him time away to play...(err…musical) again.

ALEXANDRA WALSH (Ensemble) is thrilled to be participating in her first Iowa City Community Theatre production. She currently studies vocal performance at the University of Iowa. Credits include Once Upon a Mattress, West Side Story, and she also starred as Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls. She is thrilled to be back on the stage, performing in ICCT’s My Fair Lady. She would like to thank her Mom, Dad, and Siblings for always supporting her.

MARY WEDEMEYER (Mrs. Eynsford-Hill, Ensemble) has been involved as an actor, dancer, singer, director and ICCT board member in Iowa City and surrounding communi-ties. Mary's most recent performances have been in Love at the County Fair, Nine Parts of De-sire and The Nutcracker. She is also active in Musical Comedy Troupe performing locally at nursing homes, senior centers, rehabilitation centers and the University of Iowa hospi-tal. When Mary isn't on stage, she is flying the friendly skies looking for another adventure with husband Austin or spending time in her second home with family in California.

DYLAN WHEELER (Ensemble, Lighting Design) enjoys being a part of the theater in what-ever capacity it will take him. In this case, it's the natural combination of singing and light design. In his free time, he enjoys working security at the Riverside Casino and going to school at Kirkwood College as a major in not knowing where his life is heading.

BETTY ADAMS (clarinet) is from Iowa City and works at Kirkwood Community Col-lege. She has played for many community musicals, and also performs with the Court Hill Woodwind Quintet and sings with her church choir. When she is not making music she enjoys cooking and reading.

RANDALL AITCHISON (horn) is Coordinator of Patient Satisfaction in the Office of Clinical Quality, Safety, and Performance Improvement at The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clin-ics. As a horn player, he performs in area church and community ensembles. He resides with his wife and son (also a horn player) in University Heights.

KEN AUSMAN (tuba) was born and raised in Sterling, IL. He studied Music Education and Tuba Performance at the University of Iowa from 1993-1999. He has been teaching private brass lessons at West Music in Coralville since 1998. He also works at the Coralville Hy-Vee as a Product Specialist and for I.T. Solutions as an Office Manager. He is currently a member of the Sunday Evening Brass Quintet. This is Ken's second show for the ICCT.

GINNY ARMSTRONG (percussion) received a BA in Music Education and an MA in Perfor-mance from West Virginia University. She completed her DMA degree at The University of Iowa and is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Percussion Area. She also teaches percussion at St. Ambrose University and performs in the Pandelirium Steel Band.

DAN BERKOWITZ (bass) has played bass for many ICCT shows over the past several years. His other musical venues include The Tornadoes, the Blue Midnight Trio, the University of Iowa Faculty/Staff Orchestra, and a variety of jazz, blues and classical performances. He is sometimes known as “The Dean of the Blues Bass.” Dan is a regular columnist for Premier Gui-tar magazine and an endorser of Black Diamond and Super-Sensitive bass strings.

CHELSEA BERNHARDT (viola) is originally from Bismarck, North Dakota. She began viola in 4th grade, signing a contract with her parents to play for the next four years. As a viola ma-jor at The University of Iowa she is still playing. She is a member of the Oskaloosa and Ottum-wa Symphonies. She also enjoys reading, writing, and listening to music.

PETER BIXLER (viola) is a software developer at Pearson and has played viola in a variety of community groups in the past 20 years. He started out on violin at the age of 7, but quickly moved to viola so that he and his three siblings would have a complete string quartet. This is his third performance with ICCT.

MEET THE ORCHESTRA

MEET THE CAST AND CREW (Continued)

ANN CANNON (horn) is a professor of Statistics and Mathematics at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, IA. She has played the horn with several different ensembles in eastern Iowa over the past 20 years including the Eastern Iowa Brass Band, the Iowa City String Orchestra (when winds are needed) and the Cornell College Orchestra. She is also a wife and mother of two sons.

JOEL CARVER (percussion). Some say he grew up in the Amazon Rainforest and was raised by lemurs. Others say he has played in shows like Godspell, Bugsy Malone, and Cinderella. All we know is, he plays the drums.

REBECCA CARVER (violin) has become a semi regular in the various pit orchestras through-out the year and has lost count of the number of shows she has played. A chaplain at Iowa City Hospice by day, Rebecca is enjoying playing another show with her phenomenal drummer son, Joel. Love to husband, Phil, for being our "willing" roadie and audience member.

CHRISTINA CRAIG (cello) is a recent graduate from The University of Iowa with a master's degree in cello performance. She earned her bachelor's degree in cello performance from Washburn University in Topeka, KS. Throughout her career, Christina has enjoyed giving solo recitals, playing in chamber music groups and symphony orchestras, as well as performing in-ternationally. She is currently playing with several orchestras around Eastern Iowa, teaching private cello lessons, and working at West Music Company.

JIM CHRISTENSEN (cello), a retired Professor of Internal Medicine at The University of Iowa and a lifelong amateur cellist with a passion for chamber music, graduated from the Uni-versity of Nebraska in medicine and music. He is a fifth-generation Iowan. He and his wife, Carol, are 50-year residents of Iowa City

GARY DIXON (bass). University of Miami, Fort Lauderdale Symphony, Miami Symphony, Coe College, Iowa String Orchestra. REBEKAH DOTZEL (cello) grew up in Iowa City and playing the cello. She is now a cello performance major at the University of Iowa. This is her first show for ICCT.

ANDREW GENTZSCH (violin) is a violin performance major finishing up his senior year at the University of Wisconsin-Madison under David Perry. He has played with many area sym-phonies, such as the Quad Cities Symphony Orchestra, the South East Iowa Symphony Orches-tra, and the Madison Symphony.

DON GENTZSCH (violin) is in his 39th year (30 years in Missouri and 8 1/2 years in Iowa) teaching students to play the violin, viola, cello or bass in the public schools.

DON HAINES (violin/concert master) is retired from The University of Iowa’s School of Music, where he taught violin and was a member of the Stradivari String Quartet. He is a for-mer concert-master of the Des Moines Symphony, the Cedar Rapids Orchestra, and former associate concert-master of the Quad-Cities Symphony.

JENNIFER HEXOM (viola) teaches music in the Wapello school district and plays viola in the Southeast Iowa and the Knox-Galesburg Symphonies. In the summer season she plays trumpet and euphonium with the Burlington Municipal Band. Jennifer has both played in and conducted musicals in Iowa City, Burlington, and the surrounding areas. Her last show for ICCT was Wonderful Town

CHRISTY CURRY HOYLAND (oboe/English horn) spends her days teaching music and evenings practicing music with the Zion Lutheran Children’s Choirs and Senior Choir, plus her regular oboe post with the Court Hill Woodwind Quintet. She is ably assisted in this hectic schedule by husband Kevin, and daughters, Meredith and Grace.

KATHRYN LANGGUTH (cello) holds a BM in Cello performance from The University of Iowa and a MM from the University of Denver. She teaches Beginning Strings and Orchestra for the ICCSD, dividing her time between three schools. She plays in the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony and is associate principle in the Southeast Iowa Symphony.

RONDA MARSHALL (violin) recently retired from teaching 7th grade language arts at North-west Junior High. She misses the excitement and enthusiasm of junior high students, but she also teaches elementary students through the Belin-Blank Center and pre-service teachers at The University of Iowa. She has played in several ICCT orchestras, including most recent-ly Cinderella, and thoroughly enjoys being a part of those wonderful productions.

PAUL MCNALLY (trombone) just completed his 45th year of teaching instrumental music, mostly in the Iowa City area at a variety of elementary schools, but also as band director at City High from 1983-1998. Currently performing with the Eastern Iowa Brass Band, New Venue Big Band, and the Iowa City Community Band, My Fair Lady is Paul’s fourth show with ICCT.

RON MIRR (flute/piccolo,) is an educational consultant who helps schools and social service agencies plan and implement grant-funded projects. In his free time Ron likes to travel and is especially happy when someone actually lets him play his instruments!

EMMA MOHR (violin) graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College and minored in violin performance. She is currently a graduate student at the University of Iowa in the Molecular and Cellular Biology Program. She is a member of the Iowa City Community String Orches-tra. This is Emma's second show with ICCT.

THOMAS L. NELSON (trombone) earned a BM from in 1986 and an MA in trombone per-formance and pedagogy in 1995, both from The University of Iowa. He has 24 years of experi-ence as a music educator coming to Regina 10 years ago. He enjoys sailing, outdoor pursuits and his MG Midget.

DAVID SHOENBAUM (violin) is a recently-retired history professor who likes the music and enjoys the company.

SUZANNE SMITH (clarinet) is a graduate of The University of Iowa School of Music. She currently teaches piano and woodwinds. In her spare time she works for Tender Care Vet clinic and Pet Sitters. A veteran of many musicals, Suzanne says that My Fair Lady is probably one of the most enjoyable shows she has been involved with.

CHRIS THOMPSON (trumpet) is currently a freshman Trumpet Performance major at The University of Iowa. He graduated from Cedar Rapids Prairie last spring, and is now a member of many ensembles at the University. This is Chris's first show for ICCT, and he is very excited to be a part of it.

PETE TROTTER (bassoon) plays in various local groups including the Court Hill Woodwind Quintet, Iowa City Community Band, pit orchestras for community theater performances, Iowa City Community String Orchestra (when winds are needed), and various small wind en-sembles. He is retired from technology activities with The University of Iowa and ACT and is now “support staff” for his wife’s farmer’s market business.

BETH VILLHAUER (trumpet) grew up in Iowa City, graduated from City High School, and earned a BA in Music from Central College in Pella, IA. She is the Bid Coordinator for the Na-tional Catalog Department of West Music Company in Coralville. Beth plays cornet with the Eastern Iowa Brass Band and trumpet with the New Venue Big Band.

PAUL WEACH (trumpet) is a graduate of the University of Northern Iowa, where he majored in trumpet and music education. He has taught in eastern Iowa, and in the last few years, in Des Moines. He plays principal cornet with the award winning Eastern Iowa Brass Band.

RACHEL WALLACE (harp) has played harp for almost 12 years. She plays with various or-chestras throughout the area. This season she is part time with Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony Orchestra and has subbed for Orchestra Iowa. She also teaches harp and piano and holds a stu-dio of 25 students. She enjoys helping with church activities, some of which are singing on the worship team and helping with the children's ministry. My Fair Lady is her 3rd show with ICCT.

SARA WARD (violin) received her Bachelors in Music from Brigham Young University. She continued her studies at the Harvard Graduate School of Education where she received a Mas-ter's in Arts Education. During her studies, she worked with The Boston Public Schools and The New England Conservatory Preparatory School to implement arts curriculum and early childhood music education. She now plays in Orchestra Iowa and teaches violin lessons and chamber music. Sara also enjoys playing duos with her husband (cellist) and accompanying her son at play. This is Sara's first show for ICCT.

CANDACE WIEBENER (violin) graduated from The University of Iowa with a BM in Music Education, a MA in Violin Pedagogy, and completed all the course work and recitals toward a DMA in Conducting. She is in her 41st year as Director of the City High Orchestra program, and is also the ICCSD coordinator for band, orchestra, and chorus. She was a long-time mem-ber of the Quad-City Symphony Orchestra and currently enjoys playing in local musical groups.

MARY WILSON (violin) is a professor of Internal Medicine, Microbiology and Epidemiology at The University of Iowa. She plays violin in the Iowa City Chamber String Orchestra, in chamber groups and at several local churches.

We’d like to thank our friends in the community who helped make this event possible: Candace Wiebener and City High, Tom Nelson and Regina High, Every Bloomin’ Thing, The Englert, Iowa City Public Library, Parkview Church, Robert A. Lee Recreation Center, Zephyr Printing and Design, our volunteers and our patrons.

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Special Thanks!

Dr. Nelson & Margaret Gurll Charles Brungardt

William & Susan Boyd Charles Carrol

Steve & Chris Hedlund Alan & Liz Swanson

Gary Shemanski

Marva Abel Michael English

Richard & Ellyn Paulus Carl & Jo Betts Caroline Oster Denise Price

Kurt & Ellen Stevenson Therese & Charles Asche

Jonathan Cryer Marion & Terry Quinn

David Roe Susan Troyer

Bebe Ballantyne Jill Beardsley

Daissy Owen (Bella Vista B&B) Emily Bennett Michael Blake

Richard & Ellen Caplan Chris Carpenter Dixie Cassady

Brenda Christner Judy & Jon Cryer

Encore Design Co. Penne Evins

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Beverly E. Mead Ron Mirr Patti Mott

Wenda Ostrem Stephen Polchert

Dottie Ray Gerry Roe

Roxanna Running Rip Russell

David Schmoldt Yon & Sara Schoenmaker

Jeff Shields Evie Stanske L. Jay Stein Dee Thayer

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Kathy Maxey Charity Rowley

Joni Sackett Kelly Scherrer

Maude Dornfeld Paula Grady

Krista Neumann Kevin Moore

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Phone: (319) 338-0443 e-mail: office@iowacitycommunitytheatre.com website: http://www.iowacitycommunitytheatre.com

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Dreamwell/ICCT Collaboration Directed by Rachel Howell August 19th-28th, 2010 Festival Stage in Lower City Park

9 Parts of Desire By Heather Raffo

(Not included on the ICCT Season Ticket)

Iowa City Community Theatre

2010-2011 Season

Rosencrantz & Guilden-

stern Are Dead By Tom Stoppard

Directed by James Trainor September 3rd-12th, 2010 Festival Stage in Lower City Park

Directed by Josh Sazon October 1st-10th, 2010

Johnson County Fairgrounds

Jake’s Women By

Neil Simon

Cinderella Music by Richard Rodgers

Book & Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II

Directed by Ben Bentler December 10th-19th, 2010 Johnson County Fairgrounds

Directed by Patti Mott February 11th-13th, 2011

Englert Civic Theatre

And Then There Were None By

Agatha Christie

The Nerd By

Larry Shue

Directed by Rachel Brown March 4th-13th, 2011

Johnson County Fairgrounds

Directed by Ben Bentler April 29th-May 8th, 2011

Johnson County Fairgrounds

The Drowsy Chaperone Book by Bob Martin & Don McKellar

Music/Lyrics by Lisa Lambert & Greg Morrison