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SCOTTSDALE
DESERT STAGES THEATRE
PRESENTS
WOMEN
5 By Alan Ball
Dr e s s
Apr. 22 – May 15, 2022
DESERT STAGES THEATRE
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA
ACTOR'S CAFE PRODUCTION
FIVE WOMEN WEARING
THE SAME DRESS
Book by Alan Ball
Directed by Deborah Lee Hall
FIVE WOMEN WEARING THE SAME DRESS
is presented by special arrangement
with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York
WELCOME Welcome to Desert Stages Theatre! Thank you for joining us at this per- formance of FIVE WOMEN WEARING THE SAME DRESS! Congratulations to the cast and crew of this Actor's Cafe production for performances that range from comedic to heart-wrenching. The young women in the cast have embraced their roles and supported each other while addressing very sensitive subjects under the direction of Deborah Lee Hall. You are definitely in for an emotional wedding reception roller coaster ride! Kudos to Richard "Mickey" Courtney, Costume Designer, who created the titular "dress" for Desert Stages Theatre's production of this show - five times over! Ruffles...bows...floor-length...off-the-shoulder...bright orange...with outrageous shoes and hats to match! These women feel about their dresses the way they seem to feel about most of the men in their lives - they love to hate them! DST's COVID-19 safety protocols are changing - face masks are now optional instead of mandatory. If you wish to meet with your friends or cast members after the show, please arrange to do so in the food court area of the mall, so the lobby doesn't get congested. There will still be no large group gathering inside the DST lobby. Thank you for your patience as we continue to do our best to keep you, our actors, and our staff safe. Thank you again for your support of live theatre and for your attendance at this performance. Whether you are seeing your 100th show or your first at DST, you are a valued member of the Desert Stages Theatre com- munity, and we appreciate you more than you could ever know! Ellen Versen Walt Versen Executive Director Artistic Director
DIRECTOR'S LETTER "Standing Up" with your best friend or sister, or some other important person as they turn a corner in their lives and move on with their beloved, is a special life moment most people consider a great honor and privi- lege. Nevermind that the dress, shoes, makeup, and hair and attending various showers (and getting all those gifts) and perhaps even travel, can be extremely expensive, it's all about showing the love you have for your friend and the support you want to provide to the happy couple. Preparations for some weddings can take a couple of years, while some are a surprise, and happened within a couple of weeks or months, but all have various elements of drama, family conflict, and periods of self- reflection for all those who participate. Thank you for joining us as we witness the "behind the scenes" wedding day drama (and comedy) of these Five Women Wearing the Same Dress. Deborah Lee Hall Director
THE CAST
Frances.......................................................................Cheyanne Ballou
Meredith..............................................................................Riley Reed
Trisha....................................................................................Hillary Low
Georgeanne........................................................................Jackie Horn
Mindy................................................................................Alex Palacios
Tripp.................................................................................Chase Zeiner
SETTING
Meredith's Bedroom
Knoxville, Tennessee
1990
ACT I: Shortly after noon on a day in summer
ACT II: Later that day
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director......................................................................Deborah Lee Hall
Stage Manager…………………………............................Christian Boden
Set Design...………………...........................................Deborah Lee Hall
Set Builder and Painter....……………….............................Rick Sandifer
Costume Designer..……………….…..…........Richard “Mickey” Courtney
Hat Designer...……………….......................................Deborah Lee Hall
Props.............…Deborah Lee Hall, Cheyanne Ballou, Actor's Own Props
Lighting Designer.........…………….....................................Brady Fiscus
Sound Designer…………………..…....................................Cliff Williams
APRIL IS SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH
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Run by the Rape, Assault, Incest, National Network, RAINN.org, is
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DST THEATRE STAFF
Executive Director..............................................................Ellen Versen
Artistic Director...................................................................Walt Versen
Production Manager..........................................................Ally Baumlin
Associate Artistic Advisor......................................Lisa Barton Figueroa
Box Office Manager...........................................................Linda Barton
Box Office Staff.........................................Diana Gallegos, Ali Giordano,
Michael Lev, Karen Rhoads
Graphic Designer/Webmaster............................................Dina Osinski
Theatre Rentals....................................................................Walt Versen
DST BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President.............................................................................Bill Watson
Vice President.......................................................................Mike Arko
Treasurer................................................................................Rich Rose
Member.............................................................................Lynnae Clore
Member................................................................................Walter Hall
Member........................................................................Dawn Jurkovich
Member................................................................................Terri Leblic
Member..........................................................................Jessica Loomis
Member.............................................................................Lori Markson
SPECIAL THANKS
Sara Alday
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of photographs, either with or without flash, is STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST CHEYANNE BALLOU Frances Cheyanne is so thrilled to be in this wedding … er play! When Cheyanne isn’t on stage, she can be found at weddings. No really, she plans them for a living! Cheyanne would like to thank Deborah for the wonderful opportunity, as well as the rest of the cast and crew for their dedication to this beautiful pro- duction. Cheyanne sends love to all her family and friends attending the performance! RILEY REED Meredith Riley is so excited to be performing in her first com- munity theater production with Desert Stages The- atre. After doing theater during her time at Paradise Valley High School, she feels ready to be taking her first steps in a professional acting career. Riley hopes you will enjoy watching this chaos unfold onstage and she'd like to thank the cast and crew, her fam- ily, and her amazing boyfriend for supporting her through this journey. HILLARY LOW Trisha Hillary got the acting bug at age six and has been performing all over the valley since. Her most memo- rable past roles include: Donna in Debbie Does Dal- las The Musical, Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof, Edwin Drood in The Mystery of Edwin Drood, and Sarah Goldman in Beau Jest. She is excited to be back on the Desert Stages scene and grateful she gets to work with these incredible ladies!
WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST JACKIE HORN Georgeanne This is Jackie's second show with Desert Stages The- atre. She has performed previously at Stage Left Pro- ductions, Mesa Encore Theatre, Neon Cactus, Don Bluth Front Row Theatre, and Fountain Hills Theatre. She would like to thank Deborah, Mickey, Renee, her cast, and everyone at DST for their hard work on this production. ALEX PALACIOS Mindy Alex is extremely excited to make her Desert Stages debut in Five Women Wearing the Same Dress! You might have recently seen her performing at Starlight Community Theater in SpongeBob the Musical. She wants to thank her parents for always supporting her dreams, and Dion, for always being her biggest fan. Lastly, she wants to thank Deborah Lee Hall for giv- ing her this amazing opportunity! CHASE ZEINER Tripp Chase is excited to return to the stage. He's recently been working behind the scenes as a fight choreog- rapher for local youth productions and is glad to act again. He would like to thank everyone involved in the show as well as the audience for their support.
WHO'S WHO IN THE CREW
DEBORAH LEE HALL Director
Ms. Hall has been acting and directing in the Val-
ley of the Sun from Mesa to Surprise since returning
from Hollywood in 2004. Deborah's directing credits
include: The Big 5-0, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf,
Wait Until Dark, The Desk Set, Noises Off, and Laura,
to name a few. Deborah earned her Bachelor of Sci-
ence in Education with an emphasis in Theater and
Vocal Music from Central Michigan University back in
the seventies and has been sharing her knowledge
and skills ever since. An accomplished stage actress,
as well, Deborah finds great healing from laughter.
Enjoy the show.
RICHARD “MICKEY” COURTNEY
Costume Designer
Mickey has been costuming for the past 20 years
all around the valley. His most recent costume work
was The War of the Worlds: The Panic Broadcast at
Desert Foothills Theatre and Descendants at Grease-
paint Youth Theatre. Mickey has been nominated for
a Zoni Award for Costume Design on Arsenic and
Old Lace at Desert Foothills Theater. He is looking
forward to continuing working Scottsdale Desert
Stages Theatre in the Actor’s Café and Mainstage
Cullity Hall. Mickey wants to thank the cast and crew
for trusting in his vision. He wants to thank his wife
Rhea and his kids Becca and Matt for their support
and patience.
WHO'S WHO IN THE STAFF
ELLEN VERSEN Executive Director
Ellen is thrilled to be the Executive Director at Desert
Stages Theatre. She has worked many years in the
nonprofit and arts sectors, bringing years of theater
leadership, development, and business experience
to the position. Together with the DST team, she
plans to welcome new artists, participants, pa-
trons, and supporters into the Desert Stages The-
atre family in an effort to sustain this performing
arts organization for many years to come. Ellen
is especially excited to be working with her hus-
band Walt, DST's Artistic Director! Ellen grew up
in Pasadena, CA, and has lived in Scottsdale for
26 years. She and Walt have two grown children, Joe
and Emily. The entire family is fond of travel, the arts,
and Jeopardy! Go, Irish!
WALT VERSEN Artistic Director
I have worked with and toured with Queen (w Fred-
die Mercury), Heart, Cheap Trick, Scorpions, Super-
tramp, Ratt, Peter Frampton, Genesis, Phil Collins,
The GoGo's, dada, The Men, Right Said Fred, House
of Lords, Charles and Eddie, The Escape Club, Julian
Lennon, Tower of Power, REO Speedwagon and Ice
Cube. BUT I am as excited to be the new Artistic
Director at Desert Stages as I was for any of those
extraordinary opportunities. Maybe even more. Live
theater - Broadway style theater - has been my life-
long favorite art form. I hope my experience and en-
thusiasm shows through in everything I do at DST.
As for the personal stuff ... just like the Executive
Director above me said!WHO'S WHO IN THE STAFF
ALLY BAUMLIN Production Manager
Ally has been working in live theatre in the Valley
for over a decade. She has been a deck hand, deck
manager, flight captain, stage manager, props mas-
ter, and whatever the occasion calls for. She is ec-
static to be working with everyone here at DST as
Production Manager, helping to bring to life every-
one’s ideas and sparking imagination. As a man once
said, “It’s kind of fun to do the impossible."
LINDA BARTON Box Office Manager
Linda has been the box office manager for the past
10 years. She is also camp coordinator and recently
certified as the Covid Compliance Officer. Linda‘s
family has been celebrating Desert Stages Theatre
magic for over 20 years. Watching children find
their voices, seeing the magic of actors telling sto-
ries through song and dance, is one of life’s greatest
gifts. Linda is honored to be a very small piece of
making that magic happen.
DINA OSINSKI Graphic Designer/Webmaster
Dina is honored to have worked onstage as well as
behind the scenes as the inhouse graphic designer
with Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre since 2008.
She thoroughly enjoys the opportunity to play a
small role in all of the amazing productions that DST
puts on year after year. When she isn't designing
for the theatre she keeps herself very busy as the
Creative Director for Sprouts Farmers Market, wife
to her wonderful husband Jordan and mother to two
beautiful girls, Natalia and Giavana.PHOTOS The DST Actor's Cafe presents TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE, Saturday, June 12 through Satur- day, July 2, featuring Cliff Williams as Mitch Albom and Bobby Havens as Morrie Schwartz. Directed by Eric Schoen. Next up in Cullity Hall: DST's Teen Production of BE MORE CHILL, co-directed by Mark and Lynzee 4man, and featuring live music!
COMING SOON TO DST
Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre
Teen Production
Music and Lyrics by Book by
Joe Iconis Joe Tracz
Based on the Novel by
Ned Vizzini
Co-directed by Mark and Lynzee 4man
Music-directed by Mark 4man
Choreographed by Lynzee 4man
BE MORE CHILL
is presented by arrangement with
Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
May 6 – 15, 2022COMING SOON TO DST
Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre
Mainstage Production
Music by MARY RODGERS
Lyrics by MARSHALL BARER
Book by JAY THOMPSON,
DEAN FULLER, MARSHALL BARER
Directed by MERIBETH REEVES
ONCE UPON A MATTRESS
is presented by arrangement with Concord
Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
June 3 – 12, 2022COMING SOON TO DST
Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre
Actor's Café Production
Book By Kevin Del Aguila
Music And Lyrics By
Gary Adler & Michael Patrick Walker
Conceived By
Marc Kessler & Ken Davenport
Vocal Arrangements By Gary Adler & Michael Patrick Walker
Orchestrations By Doug Katsaros & Lynne Shankel
Dance Music and Additional Arrangements By Lynne Shankel
Directed by LISA BARTON FIGUEROA
ALTAR BOYZ is presented by arrangement with Con-
cord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
June 10 – July 3, 2022COMING SOON TO DST
Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre
Actor's Café Production
MITCH ALBOM’S
TUESDAYS WITH
MORRIE
by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom
based on the book by Mitch Albom
Directed by Eric Schoen
Featuring
iams Bobby Havens
Cliff Will as Morrie
as Mitch
June 11 – July 2, 2022COMING SOON TO DST
Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre
Youth Production
Words and Music by
Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley
Adapted for the Stage by
Leslie Bricusse and Timothy A. McDonald
Based on the book
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"
by Roald Dahl
Directed by MORGAN GOLDBERG
July 1 – 10, 2022COMING SOON TO DST
Summer Camp
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2022
Cam
#1
The irrepressible comic strip heroine takes
center stage in one of the world’s
best-loved, Award-winning musicals.
SIGN UP at
desertstages.org/summer-camp
CAMP PRICING:
$475 per child per camp
Call the dst box office to reserve your campers spot with a $100 deposit.
Full payment is due one week prior to the start date of camp session.
After Care available 3-5pm $25.00 Must reserve in advance.
June 6 – 17, 2022COMING SOON TO DST
Summer Camp
p
2022
Cam
#2
Magic Tree House: Dinosaurs before Dark KIDS is an adapta-
tion of the first of Mary Pope Osborne’s award-winning fantasy
adventure books from the Magic Tree House book series, which
has sold more than 100 million copies and is available in more
than 100 countries around the world.
SIGN UP at
desertstages.org/summer-camp
CAMP PRICING:
$475 per child per camp
Call the dst box office to reserve your campers spot with a $100 deposit.
Full payment is due one week prior to the start date of camp session.
After Care available 3-5pm $25.00 Must reserve in advance.
June 20 – July 1, 2022COMING SOON TO DST
Summer Camp
p
2022
Cam
#3
Pooh Bear and all of his friends from the classic
children’s books and animated film band together
to rescue their friend, Christopher Robin.
SIGN UP at
desertstages.org/summer-camp
CAMP PRICING:
$475 per child per camp
Call the dst box office to reserve your campers spot with a $100 deposit.
Full payment is due one week prior to the start date of camp session.
After Care available 3-5pm $25.00 Must reserve in advance.
July 5 – July 15, 2022COMING SOON TO DST
Summer Camp
Ca m p 2022
#4
There’s trouble in River City when a fast-talking salesman
gets his heart stolen by the town librarian in this adaptation
of the Tony Award-winning Broadway classic.
This show has currently been revived on Broadway
and stars Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster!
SIGN UP at
desertstages.org/summer-camp
CAMP PRICING:
$475 per child per camp
Call the dst box office to reserve your campers spot with a $100 deposit.
Full payment is due one week prior to the start date of camp session.
After Care available 3-5pm $25.00 Must reserve in advance.
July 18 – 29, 2022DST
YOUTH
Jan. 7 – 16, 2022 Apr. 8 – 17, 2022 July 1 – 10, 2022
DST
TEEN
Feb. 4 – 13, 2022 May 6 – 15, 2022 July 29 - Aug. 7, 2022
DST
Mar. 4 – 20, 2022 June 3 – 12, 2022
DST
ACTOR’S
Jan.14 – Feb. 13, 2022 Apr. 22 – May 15, 2022 June 10 – July 3, 2022
June 11 – July 2, 2022 July 22 – Aug. 14, 2022
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