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Theatre Newsletter: Sept. 2005
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St. Ambrose University
Theatre Department Newsletter
Edition 1- ’05-‘06
September 6, 2005
518 West Locust St. Davenport, IA 52804
Department Chair: Kristofer
Eitrheim – (563) 333-6255, EitrheimKristoferJ@sau.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Corinne
Johnson – (563) 333-6427, JohnsonCorinneS@sau.edu
Newsletter Editor: Jenny Stodd,
SAU Senior, SAUTheatreNews@Yahoo.com
Contributing Journalists: Andrew
Harvey, SAU Junior / Emily Clifton, SAU Junior/ Kathryn
Hale, SAU Junior
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In This Edition:
1. Information on upcoming Studio
Production, Frankie and Johnny
2. Recap on the Theatre Picnic
3. Announcement of 2005-2006 Season
with audition dates
4. News on students with summer work
in theatre
5. Recap on Theatre In Ireland trip
6. Seth Kaltwasser receives Michael
Kennedy Theatre Scholarship
7. Senior Salute--Erin Gayman
8. Urinetown cast announced
9. Still in need of a Freshman
Newsletter journalist
10. Theatre Around the QCA this month
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FIRST STUDIO PRODUCTION OF THE 05-06 SEASON
St. Ambrose University’s 2005-2006
Theatre Season is about to open in a very intimate way with
the upcoming production of Terence McNally’s Frankie and
Johnny in the Clair de Lune in SAU’s Studio Theatre.
McNally’s play deals with a night in
the lives of the middle-aged Frankie and Johnny; they work
in the same diner and, for tonight, are lovers. Over the
course of the evening, the two lock horns and hearts as they
attempt to come to a decision about their futures together
and to come to terms with their own failures and successes.
SAU senior Scott Peake is heading this production and
explained why he wanted to direct it: “It’s one of those
scripts that is terribly funny and touching at the same
time. It has so much to say about life, relationships with
people, and missed opportunities.”
Portraying the title characters are SAU
alumnus Joe Goodall (Johnny) and SAU Junior Marianna
Caldwell (Frankie). Caldwell is thrilled at getting a
chance to unravel her character. “Frankie is very complex;
it’s a challenge to me to play the heavy issues she’s
dealing with.” On board the crew and design team are
Sophomore Madeline Dudziak (Stage Manager), Senior Danielle
Zack (Assistant Stage Manager and Props Mistress), Senior
Aaron Hook (Technical Director), Senior Erin Gayman (Set
Designer), Senior Sarah Foley (Costume Designer), Junior
Kristy Heithoff (Lighting Designer), and Junior Andrew
Harvey (Sound Designer).
The cast and crew have been working
hard during the three-week rehearsal period allotted to the
first slot of the Studio Theatre season in order to get the
show on its feet in time for its opening on Friday, Sept. 9.
The show will run on Friday, Sept. 9th
and Saturday the 10th at 7:30 pm and also on
Sunday the 11th at 3 pm. An additional matinee
will also be performed on Saturday the 10th at 3pm. Tickets
cost $6 and may be purchased at the Galvin Box Office.
Seats are limited so get your tickets today!
This show is for mature audiences only
due to language and sexual content.
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THEATRE PICNIC HELPS WELCOME NEW STUDENTS
A new school year begins and so does a
fresh new season of theatrical productions and activities.
The annual Theatre Picnic held on Monday, August 29th
was a great occasion to catch up with old friends and get to
know about all the new theatre activities planned. There
were about seventy people in attendance; the majority of who
were Theatre Majors or Minors. “I thought the picnic was a
lot of fun. It was great seeing so many new faces, and it’ll
be great seeing them again around the department,” commented
Senior Amanda Bourn.
The year is full of exciting things to
do beyond our regular theatrical season, including new
classes, traveling abroad and working with a guest director.
Students this year have a great opportunity to take a
Theatre Movement class with Shellee Frazee. Students also
have an opportunity to go to New York over winter break, or
to London this May. St. Ambrose alumnus David Bonde ('96) is
going to guest direct for the Main Stage spring production
of A Lie of the Mind by Sam Shepard. In addition to
some great productions this spring, the theatre and music
departments will be coming together to host a class on
Musical Theatre. Dr. Corinne Johnson also reminded Theatre
Majors and Minors in the Junior Class that she will be
teaching Junior Seminar in the spring semester.
The picnic also included elections for
the SAU Call Board for the 2005-2006 school year. The Call
Board consists of one member from each class, and serves as
an additional connection between the students and the
faculty. In addition to being a voice for the students, the
Call Board also attends the American College Theatre
Festival in January, and helps plan the end-of-the-year
party, The Galvins. The voting system was changed slightly
this year, allowing everyone to vote for all the members,
instead of voting only for the member from your own class.
The 2005-2006 Call Board is:
Jamie Booher –Senior
Jacob Kendall –Junior
Madeline Dudziak –Sophomore
Emily Kurash –Freshmen
If you are wanting to get more involved
with the theatre, or perhaps this is your first year,
remember that acting is not your only option. Several of the
shows still need production team members and other backstage
assistance. If you are interested in any of the following
positions, talk to Technical Director Kris Eitrheim.
Jobs available at time of
publication:
Urinetown: Props Master, Master
Electrician
Dear Edwina: Asst. Stage
Manager, Lighting Designer, Props Master, Master Electrician
A Lie of the Mind: Asst. Stage
Manager, Props Master, Master Electrician
Much Ado About Nothing: Lighting
Designer, Props Master, Master Electrician
Wonderful World: Lighting
Designer, Costume Designer, Technical Director, Sound
Three Days of Rain: Lighting
Designer, Costume Designer, TD, Props Master, Sound
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SEASON ANNOUNCED
The St. Ambrose Theatre Department
along with the Galvin Fine Arts Center is proud to announce
the 2005-2006 Theatrical Season! Show and audition dates
and times are listed below:
Frankie and Johnny in the Clair
de Lune
Show dates: Friday, September 9th
@ 7:30pm
Saturday, September
10th @ 3pm (additional matinee) and 7:30pm
Sunday, September
11th @ 3pm
Tickets: $6 general admission
Where: Studio Theatre (located in the
basement of the Galvin Fine Arts Center)
**The Studio only holds 50 seats so get
your tickets now!
Urinetown
Show dates: Friday, October 14th
@ 7:30pm
Saturday, October
15th @ 7:30pm
Sunday, October 16th
@ 3pm
Tickets: $12 Adults, $10 Students and
Seniors, SAU students free with ID
Where: Allaert Auditorium in the
Galvin Fine Arts Center
Wonderful World
Show dates: Friday, November 11th
@ 7:30pm
Saturday, November
12th @ 3pm and 7:30pm
Sunday, November
13th @ 3pm
Tickets: $6 general admission
Where: Studio Theatre
Audition dates: September 27th
3-5pm and September 28th 5-7pm
Dear Edwina
Show dates: Saturday, December 3rd
@ 3pm
Sunday, December 4th
@ 3pm
Tickets: $12 adults, $10 students and
seniors, SAU students free with ID
Where: Allaert Auditorium
Audition Dates: October 18th
3:30-6:30pm and October 19th 6:30-9:30pm
A Lie of the Mind
Show dates: Friday, February 17th
@ 7:30pm
Saturday, February
18th @ 7:30pm
Sunday, February
19th @ 3pm
Tickets: $12 adults, $10 students and
seniors, SAU students free wih ID
Where: Allaert Auditorium
Audition Dates: October 18th
3:30-6:30pm and October 19th 6:30-9:30pm
Three Days of Rain
Show dates: Friday, March 31st
@ 7:30pm
Saturday, April 1st
@ 3pm and 7:30pm
Sunday, April 2nd
@ 3pm
Tickets: $6 general admission
Where: Studio Theatre
Audition Dates: February 2nd
5:30-7:30pm and February 3rd 3-6pm
Much Ado About Nothing
Show dates: Friday, April 21st
@ 7:30pm
Saturday, April 22nd
@ 7:30pm
Sunday, April 23rd
@ 3pm
Tickets: $12 adults, $10 students and
seniors, SAU students free with ID
Where: Allaert Auditorium
Audition Dates: February 2nd
5:30-7:30pm and February 3rd 3-6pm
Tickets for both Studio and Main Stage
shows can be obtained in the Glavin Box Office located in
the lobby of the Galvin Fine Arts Center (563-333-6251).
The Theatre Department sincerely hopes to see you at their
productions and auditions this school year!
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SUMMER FUN WITH THEATRE
The Theatre Faculty at St. Ambrose
University always encourage their students to have a great
summer; however, rather than taking time off, they urge the
learning actors and technicians to be involved with theatre
throughout the summer. Many theatrical Ambrosians did just
that!
Marianna Caldwell, a Theatre Major in
her Junior year, spent her summer at the Hangar Theatre in
Ithaca, NY. Caldwell was part of the Hangar’s student
company and along with taking workshops from trained
professionals, she performed such roles as Lily in “Lily's
Purple Plastic Purse" and Casey in Anton In Showbusiness.
When talking of her summer, Caldwell expresses that “it was
just amazing. I had the best time and I learned a lot.”
Jack Kloppenborg, a Sophomore Theatre
Major also spent his summer away from home as part of the
Brownsville Theatre’s student company. The Brownsville
Theatre is located in Nebraska, and primarily performs
comedies. Kloppenborg had the opportunity to perform in
such shows as Run For Your Wife and The Mouse Trap.
When speaking of his experience, Kloppenborg says, “It was a
great experience for my first summer doing professional
work—and they definitely worked us hard!”
Sam Michael and Chris Konrady, both
Senior Theatre Majors, had work in technical theatre this
summer. Mr. Konrady worked as an electrical technician at
Minnesota’s “Valley Fair Theme Park”, and Mr. Michael was a
technician at America Player's Theatre in Spring Green,
Wisconsin.
Jenny Stodd, a Theatre Major in her
final year at SAU, worked here in the Quad Cities. She
finished playing the role of Tuptim in Circa ’21 Dinner
Playhouse’s production of The King and I this June.
The show ran for eight weeks, and Stodd says, “Working at
Circa is always a delight. After a long run you’re excited
to move on, but it’s very hard at the same time.”
Several other students did work in
theatre here in the area as well. Junior Andrew Harvey
performed in Moon Over Buffalo at the Rivoli Theatre
in Monmouth, IL. Junior Kristy Heithoff spent her summer
working with Technical Director Kris Eitrheim in the SAU
scene shop along with Senior Aaron Hook. Sophomore
Christine Goodall performed in Countryside Community
Theatre’s production of Cinderella, while Freshman
Sarah Ulloa performed in Smokey Joe’s Café for the
same theatre. Seniors Danielle Mason and Tyson Danner
worked on an independent production of Ragtime and
Senior Dan McGinn played Motel in Quad City Music Guild’s
production of Fiddler on the Roof.
The St. Ambrose University Theatre
Department congratulates its students on their many summer
accomplishments! If you participated in a theatrical
activity this summer, or spent time doing something just as
exciting, please send an e-mail to
SAUTheatreNews@yahoo.com.
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THEATRE IN IRELAND COURSE : FROM THE MISSISSIPPI TO THE
LIFFEY
Some people go down the street to see
theatre while others go to Broadway; And then, there are
those who travel overseas. Such was the case this past May
Interim semester when twelve students, two professors and
two spouses crossed the salty Atlantic Ocean and landed in
rainy Eireann—that is, Ireland—as part of the Theatre in
Ireland program.
The class met in the Galvin Studio
Theatre for a week of lectures and projects on the Emerald
Isle, its theatre, and the sociopolitical effects said
theatre had on the course of Irish history. After the week
of classes, the group spent two weeks in Ireland,
trailblazing its way from the populated east coast to the
rocky frontiers of the west.
The group spent a week in Dublin (the
Republic of Ireland’s capital city) where they soaked in the
city’s culture through tours of historical sites—such as the
General Post Office where the 1916 uprising of what would
later become the Irish Republican Army declared Ireland a
free state—cozy pubs and a wide variety of theatre. The
plays viewed in Dublin included a new Irish musical, The
Wiremen, at the Gate Theatre; A Doll’s House at
the Abbey Theatre; Lady Windermere’s Fan at the
Gaiety Theatre; What Happened to Bridgie Cleary
at the Peacock Theatre; and The Goat, or Who is Sylvia
at the Project Arts Centre. “Dublin was great,” says SAU
sophomore Sean Tweedale. “It was a lot of fun to see plays
and then talk about them later with the natives in one of
the pubs.”
Other destinations included Carlow
College in County Carlow where the group attended private
lectures from the faculty on Irish theatre’s social effects
and a detailed examination of Brian Friel’s play
Translations. The group also made a pit stop in
Kilkenny to tour a castle before moving on to Galway City in
County Galway. While in Galway, the group saw an
experimental dance show about love during the 1916 Easter
Rising called At Swim, Two Boys at the Earthfall
Theatre. For junior Andrew Harvey, the highlight of the
trip was taking the ferry across Galway Bay to the mystical
Aran Islands. “Inis Mor was the most amazing place.
To me, that embodied the spirit of Ireland more than Dublin
or the big cities could. You couldn’t lay on your stomach
and look straight down a 300-foot drop in Dublin like you
could on the cliffs of Dun Aengus.”
While the group didn’t find any
four-leaf clovers or spot any leprechauns, it was clear that
SAU’s first Theatre in Ireland trip proved to be a success.
Another trip is planned for May, 2007.
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KENNEDY SCHOLARSHIP BRINGS NEW STUDENT
Last September, the SAU Theatre
Department produced a student/faculty/alumni production of
Arthur Miller’s classic, Death of a Salesman. After
the Friday night performance, Theatre Department Chair, Kris
Eitrheim announced the creation of the Michael Kennedy
Theatre Scholarship. This scholarship is named after
long-time SAU Theatre Professor, Mike Kennedy.
The scholarship was established by
several people who know Mr. Kennedy the best, including his
wife Darlene and fellow faculty member Dr. Corinne Johnson.
The scholarship will be presented annually to a first-year
student majoring in theatre at St. Ambrose.
Anyone who knows Mr. Kennedy knows that
he is one of a kind; which is exactly what the Theatre
Department was looking for in the scholarship winner. The
scholarship criteria are as follows:
*A diligent
work ethic
*A
truthfulness/honesty in his/her work and daily life
*A dedication
to his/her art
*A willingness
to be a productive and loyal member of a team/ensemble
*A sense of
humanity and civic responsibility
*The ability to
juggle classroom responsibilities and production demands
with success
and grace
*A great
appreciation for humor
Incoming Freshman Theatre Majors were
invited to apply for the Michael Kennedy Theatre Scholarship
in the spring of 2005. The St. Ambrose University Theatre
Department is proud to announce that the first recipient of
the Michael Kennedy Theatre Scholarship is Mr. Seth
Kaltwasser.
Seth Kaltwasser is a Freshman Theatre
Major (with a possible English Minor) from Osage, IA.
Kaltwasser has an older sister who attended SAU for two
years, and that’s when he first heard of the school and
theatre program.
Kaltwasser applied for the Kennedy
Scholarship as a way to put his name out there right away.
“It’s given me a bit of a head start around here,” he
explained humbly. Kaltwasser plans to acquire more
theatrical knowledge in his time at St. Ambrose. “I want to
become acquainted with all aspects of theatre,” he said.
What did Kaltwasser think when he first
met Michael Kennedy? “I don’t know him very well yet,” he
confessed, “but he seems like a great guy.” Kaltwasser
explained that he already admires Kennedy because he seems
so involved and knowledgeable. Kaltwasser and Kennedy will
become acquainted soon enough—Kaltwasser is enrolled in
Kennedy’s “Acting for the Camera” course this semester.
As for the Michael Kennedy Theatre
Scholarship itself, the funds are not quite as high as they
need to be. The Theatre Department urges SAU students,
faculty, alumni, and anyone who has known Michael Kennedy to
put aside the money you may spend on a Friday night pizza,
and instead, give it to the scholarship fund and bring a
very talented individual into the SAU Theatre Department.
To make a pledge to the Michael Kennedy Theatre Scholarship,
visit www.sau.edu/campaign/gift.htm and specify “Michael
Kennedy Scholarship.”
St. Ambrose congratulates Mr. Kennedy
on his many years of service to the school, and heartily
welcomes Seth Kaltwasser into the SAU Theatre family.
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Senior Salute
Name: Erin Gayman
Hometown: Eldridge, IA
Majors/Minors: Theatre/Art
Previous Productions at SAU:
Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune (scenic
design/artist), Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
(scenic artist), The Children’s Hour (costume
designer), Blythe Spirit (scenic artist), The
Jungle Book (scenic artist), The Shape of Things
(scenic artist), H.M.S. Pinafore (scenic artist),
Death of a Salesman (asst. scenic artist).
Why did you come to SAU? “Tom
Goodall (North Scott High School Technical Director) said it
had the best technical program in the area—but I stayed
because of Kris Eitrheim (SAU Theatre Department Chair and
Technical Director).”
Favorite SAU experience? “When
we told ghost stories late at night while painting the
Blythe Spirit set and the janitor mysteriously popped in
on us.”
Latest project? “Scenic
designer and scenic artist for Frankie and Johnny.”
Dream job? “Charge Artist (a
person who is in charge of all the other scenic artists on
any given project).”
Biggest Pet Peeve: “People who
don’t accept others due to their own personal ignorance.”
Advice for Incoming Freshmen:
“Get involved in everything, and try everything so you can
learn what you enjoy doing through experimentation.”
What will you miss the most about
SAU? “The people.”
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WELCOME TO URINETOWN
After three days of intensely
competitive auditions, the fall musical Urinetown has
finally been cast. Director Michael Kennedy, Musical
Director Marti Dunn-Hall, and choreographer Shellee Frazee,
along with their incredible design/production team, would
like to welcome the following cast members on board:
Bobby Strong………………………………Jack
Kloppenborg
Hope Cladwell……………………………..Emily Kurash
Ms. Pennywise……………………………..Marianna
Caldwell
Officer Lockstock………………………….Sean
Pankuch
Officer Barrel………………………………Scott Peake
Little Sally………………………………….Jenny Stodd
Caldwell B. Cladwell……………………….Marc
Ruebling
Senator Fipp………………………………..Tyson Danner
Mr. McQueen………………………………Jacob Kendall
Dr. Billeaux………………………………....Katie
Danalewich
Ms. Millenium……………………………....Jaci
Entwish
Executive #1………………………………..Matt Jones
Executive #2………………………………..Anthony Smith
Old Man Strong…………………………….Keith Haan
Josephine Strong……………………………Linda
Ruebling
Tiny Tom…………………………………....Pat Laffey
Hot Blades Harry…………………………....Andy
Burman
Billy Boy Bill………………………………...Hans
Schnekloth
Soupy Sue…………………………………..Rebecca Kinsley
Little Becky
Two-Shoes…………………......Sarah Ulloa
Robbie the Stockfish………………………....Seth
Kaltwasser
Old Woman……………………………….....Emily
Christiansen
Poor Woman #1……………………………..Ashley Damato
Poor Woman #2……………………………..Rachel Mayer
Poor Woman #3……………………………..Ellen Pagan
The Production team is as follows:
Director……………………………………...Michael
Kennedy
Music Director………………………………Marti
Dunn-Hall
Choreographer……………………………….Shellee
Frazee
Stage Manager……………………………….Kathryn Hale
Assistant Stage Managers……………………Kari
Rogers and Morgan Harrison
Marketing Director…………………………..Eileen
Eitrheim
Scenic Designer……………………………...Kris
Eitrheim
Lighting Designer……………………………Chris
Konrady
Costume Designer……………………………Corinne
Johnson
Accompanist…………………………………Becky Seward
As Urinetown character Little
Sally would say, “A bad title can kill a show pretty good.”
The cast and crew of Urinetown are hoping you will
overlook the unusual title of this particular musical, and
scramble to the box office for your tickets—this is an
outstanding cast and hilarious show that you are not going
to want to miss.
Urinetown will be performed
Thursday, October 13-Saturday October 15 @ 7:30pm and again
on Sunday, October 16 @ 3pm. Ticket information, see the
“Season Announced” story in this issue of the SAU Theatre
Newsletter.
Congratulations to the cast, crew, and
all who auditioned! A sound designer, props master, and
backstage positions are all still needed for this
production—please speak to Kris Eitrheim if you are
interested.
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NEWSLETTER STILL IN NEED
A reminder goes out to all members of
the Freshman class that the SAU Theatre Newsletter is still
looking for a first-year student to be a contributing
journalist. You do not have to be a Theatre Major or Minor
to have this position, but an interest and involvement in
theatre is recommended.
“We are looking for someone who enjoys
theatre, enjoys writing, and is reliable and hard-working,”
says newsletter Editor Jenny Stodd. Stodd claims that
although writing a newsletter story each month is a
commitment, “it is a lot of fun, and not very time consuming
to be a contributing journalist.”
If you are interested in climbing on
board with the newsletter team, please see Dr. Cory Johnson
(newsletter faculty advisor, 333-6427) in her office (in the
Studio Theatre under the Allaert Auditorium stage) or e-mail
us at
SAUTheatreNews@yahoo.com.
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THEATRE AROUND THE QCA THIS MONTH
Show: Frankie and
Johnny in the Clair de Lune
Producer: St. Ambrose
University
Dates: Friday, September 9 @
7:30pm
Saturday, September 10 @
3pm and 7:30pm
Sunday, September 11 @ 3pm
Tickets: $6 general admission;
the studio theatre only seats 50 people and no
reservations are taken,
so get there early to guarantee yourself a seat!
Location: 518 W. Locust St,
Davenport, IA in the studio theatre, located in the
Galvin Fine Arts
Building under the Allaert Auditorium stage
Show: Pump Boys and Dinettes
Producer: Circa ’21 Dinner
Playhouse
Dates: Now through September 17
Wednesday matinee @
11:45am (with show only at 1:00pm), Wednesday-
Saturday evenings @
5:45pm (with show only at 7:15pm) and
Sunday evenings @ 3:45pm
(with show only at 5:15pm)
Tickets: Tickets range from
$22.36 to $39.00 per ticket
For reservations call
(309) 786-7733 or go to www.circa21.com
Location: 1828 3rd
Ave, Rock Island, IL
Note: Producer and owner Denny
Hitchcock is on the SAU Theatre Advisory Board
SAU Alumni Kim Kurtenbach-Furness
is a member of the cast
Show: ComedySportz Quad Cities
Producer: Circa ’21 Dinner
Playhouse
Dates: Every Friday and
Saturday night at 7:00pm
Tickets: $8 prepaid, $10 at
the door
Location: 1818 3rd
Ave, Rock Island, IL. Downtown in the District, next to
Circa ’21.
Note: SAU students Andrew
Harvey and Don Abbott are
ComedySportz players.
Check with them to catch them onstage.
Show: Noises Off
Producer: Ghostlight Theatre
Company
Dates: Thursday, Sep. 8-Sat.
Sep. 10 @ 7:30pm, Sun. Sep. 11 @ 2:30pm
Thursday, Sep. 15-Sat.
Sep. 17 @ 7:30pm, Sun. Sep. 18 @ 2:30pm
Tickets: $10 students and
seniors, $12 Adults
Call (563) 505-7507 or
visit www.ghostlighttheatre.com
Location: Holzworth Performing
Arts Center at Davenport North High School
Note: SAU Junior Kristy
Heithoff is stage managing this production
Show: The Nerd
Producer: Playcrafter’s Barn
Theatre
Dates: Friday, Sep. 9th
thru Sunday, Sep. 25 (Fri-Sat @ 7:30pm, Sun @ 3pm)
Tickets: $6 for students and
seniors, $8 adults
Call (309) 762-0330
Location: 4950 35th
Ave, Moline, IL
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SAU NEWSLETTER:
NEXT EDITION
The newsletter is sent out on the first business day
of every month. Next month’s issue will be released on
October 3 of 2005.
To inquire further about St. Ambrose University and
our offered courses, degrees, events, and staff, visit
www.SAU.edu for
information. Come check out the SAU Theatre Website at
www.sau.edu/theatre. If interested in learning more about
the Theatre Department, please contact theatre chair
Kristofer Eitrheim by phone at (563) 333-6255 or e-mail at
EitrheimKristoferJ@sau.edu.
The next issue will include information and cast
list of the Studio Theatre production Wonderful World,
a story on the upcoming musical Urinetown, and
audition notices for the productions A Lie of the Mind
and Dear Edwina.
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