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THEATRE AT BARTON
Join us in
2013-2014
Lauren Kennedy and Alan Campbell Theatre
Oh, What A Night III
A Concert of Broadway’s Best
August 28-29
Theatre at Barton, with Theatre of Raleigh / Hot Summer
Nights at the Kennedy, presents Oh, What A Night III, A
Concert of Broadway’s Best.
Romeo and Juliet
November 7-10
Theatre at Barton presents Romeo and Juliet by William
Shakespeare. This epic tragedy of star-crossed lovers and
feuding families marks the first collaboration between
Theatre at Barton and The Imperial Centre in Rocky
Mount.
April 10-13
Theatre at Barton presents Two by Two
(Music by Richard Rodgers, Book by Peter
Stone, Lyrics by Martin Charnin.) This musical
comedy is based on the play The Flowering
Peach by Clifford Odets, and tells the story of Noah’s
preparations for the Great Flood and its aftermath.
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Tickets at the door or online at www.barton.edu/theatre. For additional information,
contact Adam Twiss, director of Theatre at Barton, at
252-399-6484 or email: ajtwiss@barton.edu.

Theater of the American South is
proud to announce our 2013 season.
Theater of the American South is a celebration of southern culture in Wilson, North Carolina, featuring the best
of southern drama, great barbecue, crafts, music, outsider art and much more! This year’s plays feature iconic
southern characters. The festival runs from Thursday, May 16, through Memorial Day, Monday, May 27. There
are additional activities planned for each weekend in historic downtown Wilson, North Carolina.
PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE
May16,18, 22, 23 and 25 at 8:00 p.m. and
May 25 and 27 at 2:00 p.m.
A RETURN TO CONCORD, VIRGINIA
May 19, 26 and 27 at 8:00 p.m.; May 18, 19 and 26 at 2:00 p.m.; and
May 25 at 9:30 p.m.
Theater of the American South FeSTival 2013 is dedicated to
our founder and managing director emeritus, Gary Cole
TICKETS
Theater of the American South is presented under the auspices of the Arts Council
of Wilson, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing cultural leadership
and opportunities in the arts in Wilson County (www.wilsonarts.com).
Theater of the American South FeSTival 2013
is dedicated to our founder and managing
director emeritus, Gary Cole
Tickets for Theater of the American South events are available online, www.theateroftheamericansouth.org,
by phone at (252) 291-4329 x10, or in person at the Arts Council of Wilson
box office located at 124 Nash Street SW in Wilson, NC.
Ticket prices for Theater of the American South plays:
Reserved Seats (Boykin only) $20.00 General Admission, $15.00
Seniors (60+), Students, Military, $10.00 Group 10+ reserved seats, $15.00
Late night with Peter Neofotis, $10.00
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THEATER OF THE
AMERICAN SOUTH
presents
PORTRAIT OF
PATSY CLINE
A Musical
Portrait of Patsy Cline is a concert featuring the music of the
late great Country Music Hall of Famer as interpreted by North
Carolina jazz vocalist Laura Martier. Laura and her band, The
Tumbling Humble Weeds, will sweep you back in time to the heady,
often rough and tumble, honky-tonk days of the early 1960s.
Written and originally directed by Ted Swindley and produced with permission of Ted
Swindley Productions, Inc. and APC, Inc. the production of “PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE”
is produced by Elizabeth R and Company and directed by lebame houston.
CAST
Patsy CLINE
Louise Seger
Laura Martier, Vocal Stylist
Barbara Hird
Laura Martier developed her craft in Los Angeles, working
as a freelance vocalist in recording studios, on various projects,
commercials, and film soundtracks for Orion Pictures. Following
her move to coastal North Carolina, Martier began exploring
the great American song book singing jazz standards and
developing her own interpretations. She achieved recognition
as a versatile and talented vocalist and recording artist who
travels locally, regionally, and internationally performing with
some of the finest jazz musicians. Martier has released four
well-received recordings, a self-titled debut with guitarist
Woody Beckner, “Jazz for Hope,” a live benefit concert for Hope
House Foundation, a cameo performance on the Fort Monroe
Continental Army Band CD, and “Intersection,” recorded for
the VSOJAZ Record label. Growing up in a musical household
in rural Wisconsin, Martier draws from a rich tapestry of
musical influences. Always seeking to add new experiences
and material to her repertoire, she effortlessly blends these
influences into every performance.
Martier continues to expand her horizons—from musical
ambassador for the state of Wisconsin in the touring company,
“Kids from Wisconsin”; to professor of jazz voice at the College
of William and Mary; to leads in regional productions of
Oklahoma, The Miracle Worker, Godspell, Oliver, The Music Man
and Always…Patsy Cline; to national and international concert
performances—DC’s Blues Alley, Norfolk’s Wells Theatre &
Chrysler Hall, NYC’s St. Marks
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Rica to name a few.
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Music order –
PORTRAIT OF
PATSY CLINE
Concert
ACT I
Instrumental — Orange Blossom Special Ervin T. Rouse
Come On In
VF Pappy Steward
Blue Moon of Kentucky
Bill Monroe
Over The Rainbow
Harold Arlen/EY Harburg
She’s Got You
Hank Cochran
Your Cheating Heart
Hank Williams, Sr.
Back in Baby’s Arms
Bob Montgomery
It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels JD Miller
If I Could See The World Through The Eyes of a Child
Sammy Masters/Richard Pope
Sweet Dreams
Don Gibson
Instrumental — Last Date
Any Time
Floyd Cramer
Herbert Happy Lawson
Seven Lonely Days
Earl Shuman/Walden Schuman
Three Cigarettes In an Ashtray Edie Miller/WS Stevenson
Faded Love
John Wills/Bob Wills
If You’ve Got Leaving On Your Mind Wayne Walker/Webb Pierce
Lovesick Blues
Irving Mills/C Friend
Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man Jerome Kern/Oscar Hammerstein
Just a Closer Walk With Thee
Traditional
He’s My Friend
Meredith Wilson
INTERMISSION
ACT II
Instrumental — Steel Guitar Rag
Leon MCauliffe
Gotta Lotta Rhythm Barbara Ann Vaughn/WS Stevenson
Stupid Cupid
Neil Sedaka/Howard Greenfield
True Love
Cole Porter
You Belong To Me
King/Price/Stewart
Crazy
Willie Nelson
Walking After Midnight
Donn Hecht/Alan Block
I Fall To Pieces
Hank Cochran/Harlan Howard
Honky Tonk Merry Go Round Frank Simon/Stan Gardner
I’ll Sail My Ship Alone
Hank Williams
Encore
San Antonio Rose
Bill Bailey
Bob Wills
Traditional
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production team
Music Director Dan Martier
Sound Supervisor Chris Droessler
Sound Technician Hampton Short
The band
Charlie Austin, Fiddle
skip Hancock, Piano
Joe Mapp, Guitar
Dan Martier, Drums
Bill Rea, Bass
“Muskrat” Reames, Pedal Steel
Mick Vaughn, Bass
Barbara Hird (Louise Seger) is a native of Yorkshire, England,
where she studied and performed at the prestigious Bradford Playhouse
and Film Theatre. Before coming to America she toured the English
Regional Theatre circuit in plays ranging from Shakespeare to modern
dramas and musicals. In North Carolina she has worked with numerous
theatres including the NC Shakespeare Festival, Charlotte Rep and The
Lost Colony. Her one-woman show, Elizabeth R—performed in London,
Edinburgh, regional England, New York City and in over 30 locations
in the mid-Atlantic states—has brought her international acclaim and
North Carolina’s Order of the Long Leaf Pine. In her 30-year career, she
has portrayed a great variety of leading roles that range from English
monarchs in numerous plays, to Miss Daisy in Driving Miss Daisy, to Louise
in Always…Patsy Cline, and Madge Kendall in The Elephant Man. Miss
Hird occasionally makes a cameo appearance in Portrait of Patsy Cline.
Skip Hancock, Piano, graduated from Old Dominion University
with a degree in biology; then went on the road with a show band.
He’s been a full-time, professional musician ever since. He has
worked in the southeastern area of Virginia for over 25 years and is
at home playing everything from classical to jazz to pop. Skip’s many
accomplishments include leading the jazz quartets Interlude and Skylark,
being musical director and pianist for the Charles Darden Group whose
many performances included a Presidential Inaugural Ball, and being
both music director and leader for the Tom Netherton Show orchestra.
Skip’s talents are not limited to playing the keyboard – he is also an
accomplished composer, arranger, and teacher. Currently he teaches
piano to USMC and USN students at the Navy School of Music.
Dan Martier, Drums; based on the Outer Banks of North Carolina,
Dan is a drummer, vocalist and composer, and also the Music Director for
Portrait of Patsy Cline. Originally from Pittsburgh, PA, he began playing
drums at the age of eight. During college at Old Dominion University he
received a call to tour with the 60’s group The Spiral Staircase, best known
for their 1969 single More Today than Yesterday. In the mid-eighties Dan
and his wife Laura settled in St. Petersburg, Florida, where Dan formed
his own band, Express, which played over 300 dates per year. Relocating
to Los Angeles, Dan was the first-call drummer in several original
performing and recording projects. In the early 90s Dan and Laura
moved to the east coast where Dan formed the successful group The
B-Side featuring dynamic bassist Dexter Whitaker. In 2008 Tim Reynolds
began sitting in on Dan’s local projects which included Uber Lounge and
Karl Werne And Friends. Soon after Tim’s eclectic trio TR3 was reborn. TR3
is currently touring the US and South America and has released two
recordings—Radiance (2009) and Live from SPACE and Beyond (2011).
Charlie Austin, Fiddle, began playing professionally at 18
years of age. Between 1983 and 1987 he played 250 Grand Ole Opry
performances including Opry Live, a nationally syndicated TV show
and Hee Haw and Nashville Now. He has played and/or toured with
nationally known musicians such as Jack Greene, Johnny Russell, Boxcar
Willie, Larry Gatlin, Charlie Pride, Ray Stevens, Boots Randolph, Irlene
Mandrell, David Allan Coe, Tommy Overstreet, Del Shannon, Bare
Naked Ladies and the Saw Doctors, and also toured in Europe, Canada,
and the Caribbean. In addition, Charlie spent 4 years performing in
Branson, MO. Charlie is currently based in Norfolk, Virginia and can be
found performing many styles of music, running his audio studio, and
restoring and selling antique and vintage violins.
Joe Mapp, Guitar, began his career as house guitarist in R&B clubs
in Washington, D.C. when he was too young to enter otherwise. On a
mission to develop his knowledge and love of jazz, he migrated north
to New York City where he studied with some of the best players in the
world including Mike Stern of the Miles Davis Group and Jack Wilkins of
Manhattan Transfer. In addition, he rounded out his technical abilities at
the renowned Berklee School of Music in Boston. A long-time member
of the Outer Banks music scene, Joe is renowned for his expertise
and versatility, and is a much sought-after instructor. He is noted for
his smooth sound and style created by blending natural talent with
consistent practice, and then applying his years of experience and
academic studies with the raw expression of emotion.
Bill Rea, Bass, has been playing and acting all his life and it shows in
his stage presence! He is a highly skilled entertainer who is comfortable
playing any number of musical instruments and theatrical roles. Bill
cultivated his talent through his college career where he earned a
Bachelor of Arts in Arts Management with an emphasis in music and
theatre at Ferrum College. He can be seen and heard in many Outer Banks
television and radio commercials, and is a featured actor in Elizabeth R
and Company productions. He is also a founding member of the Outer
Banks Opry—a popular folk and bluegrass showcase. Bill can be found
these days performing with The Crowd (named by Knot Magazine as the
number one wedding band in N.C.), the Other Brothers and Big Blue Truck.
Known as the “Cracker Soul Man,” he has the voice and energy that gets
‘em dancin’ every time!
“Muskrat” Reames, Pedal Steel, grew up in Virginia Beach, Virginia,
where he began playing the guitar in the third grade. He formed his
own band in the ninth grade, and in the tenth grade he began playing
the pedal steel guitar. Muskrat was voted “Best Instrumentalist” by the
Virginia Country Music Association in 1992 and again in 1994. Moving
to Nashville in 1994 he played with many Grand Ole Opry artists such as:
Hank Locklin, Charlie Louvin, Jean Shepard, and Billy Walker. Muskrat
was country music star Dierks Bentley’s first steel guitar player. Muskrat
moved to the Outer Banks in Kill Devil Hills, NC in 2004 where he began
playing for the Outer Banks Music Showcase. Then quickly he began
playing with local bands such as Out in the Cold, Ragin’ Cajun’s, Cedar
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Mick Vaughn, Bass, spent his youth in Chicago and the Outer Banks
of North Carolina. He started playing the bass at the age of 12, was a
student of Bob Filler for six years where he worked at becoming a stylist
playing all types of music, and also played in various ensembles during
high school. While living in the Lakeview area of Chicago, Mick started
working with Scott Bennett and The Obvivous, recording an album for
Giant Records in 1990. During the 1990s Mick performed and recorded
with Liz Phair, Dovetail Joint, Matt Walker, Jim Dinou, Peter Noone, Todd
Suchermann, Grant Tye and Kathy Richardson. Mick then returned to
North Carolina and began working with Dan Martier backing up many
wonderful artists including Laura Martier, Joe Mapp, Karl Werne and
Eddie Williams.
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THEATER OF THE
AMERICAN SOUTH
presents
A RETURN
to CONCORD,
VIRGINIA
by Peter Neofotis
The unforgettable characters of a small Southern town are brought to life by their creator
in a memorable evening of theater. Neofotis will bring two stories of love, war, and remembrance
as he returns to the Theater of the American South, in Wilson, North Carolina. In “The
Strangers,” Neofotis will tell a December romance story between a eccentric Gypsy woman and
conservative Jewish man, both of which amazingly survived World War II and find themselves
together in the small Southern town of Concord, Virginia. He will also tell “The Flag Bearer,” a
tale concerning overcoming racial prejudices, and a town’s enduring respect for its soldiers.
the author
& CAST
Peter Neofotis grew up in Lexingon, Virginia and attended
college at Columbia University in New York City. He told his first
story of Concord, Virginia at Cornelia Street Cafe, in Greenwich
Village, NYC, and then developed his show saga at Dixon
Place Theater, in downtown NYC. After the compiled scripts of
his shows won the Pirate’s Alley Faulkner Society’s Award for
novella, Concord, Virginia was published by St. Martin’s Press and
became a finalist for the William Saroyan International Prize for
Fiction. Neofotis has since told his stories at numerous theaters,
and is honored to be part of the Theater of the American South
again this season.
The Dixon Place shows were originally directed by Richard
Gottlieb. Christy Park, Leslie Strongwater, Lila Neugebaurer,
Fabricio Melano, Patti Neofotis, and Wilson Kidde have also
contributed input to subsequent performances.
The late night performance, The Shanghailander, was directed
with the help of Betty Lou and Henry Walston, Wilson Kidde,
Jerilyn Jerineck, Liz Ligouri, and H.R. Foster.
production team
Stage Manager
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Theater of the American South is presented under the
auspices of the Arts Council of Wilson, a non-profit
organization dedicated to providing cultural leadership
and opportunities in the arts in Wilson County (www.
wilsonarts.com)
TheATer of the AmeriCAn
South SAlutes iTS sponsors:
Theater of the American South Steering Committee
Kathy Bethune
Kathie Davis
Dr. Lindsey de Guehery
Susan Fecho
Shana Hoover
Susan Kellum
Lara Howe
Barry Page
Henry Walston
Managing Director of Theater of the American South: Allen Reep
Graphic and Web Design: Susan Fecho
Box Office Management: Chandra Bolling
Special thanks to: Barton College, Lisa Batts, City of Wilson,
Gary Cole, County of Wilson, Tracey & Bill Ellis, Friends of Wilson County
Public Library, Pam and Brian Grawburg, Sandra Homes, Ann Jennings,
Betty Ray McCain, Ed Mitchell, Preservation of Wilson, Gaynell
Spaulding, Adam Twiss, Betty Lou & Henry Walston, Sarah Warden,
Wilson Daily Times, Wilson Downtown Development Corporation,
Wilson Family YMCA
AND
The staff of the Arts Council of Wilson
Barry Page - Executive Director
Chandra Bolling - Office & Box Office Manager
Debbie Williams - Theater Coordinator
Martha Hale - Performing Arts Director
Sharon Pierce - Finance Administrator
Sherry Myers - Marketing
Amy Hughes - Visual Arts Coordinator
Carolyn Melton - Receptionist
Lamont Murchinson - Maintenance
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2013 EVENT SCHEDULE
WEEKEND # 1
MAY 16 (THURSDAY) 8:00 p.m. PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE (Boykin Center)
MAY 18 (SATURDAY) “A SALUTE TO WILSON”
All day A Celebration of Quilts, Art Walk. And Crafts (Historic Downtown Wilson)
10:00 a.m. Speaker: The Importance of Patsy Cline in American Music (Boykin Center)
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 pm Lunch: Parker’s and Bill’s BBQ (FARRIS & FARRIS Parking Lot, Historic Downtown Wilson)
Noon: Live Music Historic Downtown Wilson (The Friends of the Barn featuring African American
Music trail pioneer Faye Williams, Pat Smith-Jones, Eddie Atkins, Derrick Carter, Terry Bonner, Jonas
Hooks and Charles Jones.)
2:00 p.m. A RETURN TO CONCORD, VIRGINIA (Barton College)
2:00-4:00 p.m. Cooking Demonstration Executive Chef Peter Spear of City Market Cafe. (Historic Downtown
Wilson, City Market Cafe & Catering, 126 Tarboro Street)
3:00 p.m. Live Music Historic Downtown Wilson
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Dinner: Parker’s & Bill’s BBQ (FARRIS & FARRIS Parking Lot, Historic Downtown Wilson);
Live Music Historic Downtown Wilson (The Friends of the Barn featuring African American Music trail pioneer
Faye Williams, Pat Smith-Jones, Eddie Atkins, Derrick Carter, Terry Bonner, Jonas Hooks and Charles Jones.)
8:00 p.m. PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE (Boykin Center)
MAY 19 (SUNDAY)
2:00 p.m. A RETURN TO CONCORD, VIRGINIA (Barton College)
8:00 p.m. A RETURN TO CONCORD, VIRGINIA (Barton College)
WEEKEND # 2
MAY 22 (WEDNESDAY) 8:00 p.m. PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE (Boykin Center)
MAY 23 (THURSDAY) 8:00 p.m. PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE (Boykin Center)
MAY 24 (FRIDAY) 8:00 p.m. PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE (Boykin Center)
MAY 25 (SATURDAY): MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND “Wilson Welcomes the World”
10:00 a.m. A talk with playwright/performer Peter Neofotis (Wilson Arts Center, Arts Council of Wilson)
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 pm Lunch: Provided BY BILL’S BBQ, (FARRIS & FARRIS Parking Lot, Historic Downtown Wilson)
Noon: Live Music Historic Downtown Wilson (The Friends of the Barn featuring African American
Music trail pioneer Faye Williams, Pat Smith-Jones, Eddie Atkins, Derrick Carter, Terry Bonner, Jonas
Hooks and Charles Jones.)
2:00 p.m. PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE (Boykin Center)
3:00 p.m. Live Music Historic Downtown Wilson
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Dinner: BBQ Bash featuring Ed Mitchell’s “Carolina Throwdown Ribs.” BBQ PROVIDED BY
BILL’S BBQ, WILSON (FARRIS & FARRIS Parking Lot, Historic Downtown Wilson); Live Music Historic
Downtown Wilson (The Friends of the Barn featuring African American Music trail pioneer Faye
Williams, Pat Smith-Jones, Eddie Atkins, Derrick Carter, Terry Bonner, Jonas Hooks and Charles Jones.)
8:00 p.m. PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE (Boykin Center)
9:30 p.m. The Shanghailander (Barton College) (mature subject matter)
MAY 26 (SUNDAY)
2:00 p.m. A RETURN TO CONCORD, VIRGINIA (Barton College)
8:00 p.m. A RETURN TO CONCORD, VIRGINIA (Barton College)
MAY 27 (MONDAY) MEMORIAL DAY Morning Memorial Day Ceremony
(WIlson County Courthouse Plaza, Historic Downtown Wilson)
2:00 p.m. PORTRAIT OF PATSY CLINE (Boykin Center)
8:00 p.m. A RETURN TO CONCORD, VIRGINIA (Barton College)
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