Always, Patsy Cline - Stage Right Resources

President’s Corner
Welcome to the historic Crighton Theatre. STAGE RIGHT is excited to bring you
this production of Always…Patsy Cline. The Crighton Theatre is such a fabulous venue
for the enjoyment of musical performances. The acoustics of this old theatre are relished
by many of the artists that have performed here. In this theatre, the music will embrace
you and your feet will start tapping or your eyes will start tearing.
Always…Patsy Cline is a tribute to the life and the exceptional talent of Patsy Cline.
It is also a tribute to the relationship of Patsy and Louise Seger, a fan and friend. Patsy
Cline is admired as one of the most influential female vocalists of the 20th century.
Patsy died in an airplane crash near Campden, Tennessee in March 1963. Millions of
her albums have sold posthumously. Louise Seger Zubuchen died at her home on Lake
Conroe in Willis, Texas in October 2004. Please visit www.comfortheatre.com/htmdocs/
louise.htm for a very nice article and more information about Louise. We wish that we
had met her.
Mary Allen-Keating has portrayed Patsy Cline in many previous performances of
Always…Patsy Cline, including a previous performance here at the Crighton Theatre.
Many of you are already fans … and so are we. We are very pleased that Mary is
performing this show with STAGE RIGHT. Our February 26th performance will feature
Maredith Zaritski as Patsy Cline. You will remember Maredith for her roles as Lily St. Regis
in Annie and as Mrs. Fezziwig in Mrs. Bob Cratchitt’s Wild Christmas Binge. Louise Seger
is portrayed by Carolyn Corsano Wong. Carolyn was seen most recently as Miss Geneva
Musgrave in Christmas Belles. The vision for the STAGE RIGHT production of Always…
Patsy Cline comes from our Director, Jim Bingham, who has a passion for staging musical
performances.
Thank you for coming. Enjoy the show.
Warm regards,
Michael Goode
Board of Trustees
Mike Goode Molly Goode Angela Graves Greg Kelly
Katt Gilcrease Thomas Lockhart Jr Bruce Lyon
Amy Sowers Carolyn Corsano Wong Steven Wong
Webmaster – Mackenzie Goode

Always…Patsy Cline
Cast (in order of appearance)
Patsy Cline........................................................................................................Mary Allen-Keating
Patsy Cline (Feb 26)............................................................................................. Maredith Zaritski
Louise Seger............................................................................................... Carolyn Corsano Wong
Band
Drums............................................................................................................................ Zach Kirk
Bass..............................................................................................................................Tim Prince
Piano.................................................................................................................... Caleb Ackerman
Steel guitar................................................................................................................... John Alford
Guitar.......................................................................................................................John Crabtree
Violin......................................................................................................................... Felix Gamez
Patsy Cline (understudy)...................................................................................... Crystyl Swanson
Staff
Director..................................................................................................................... Jim Bingham
Technical Director.......................................................................................................... Greg Kelly
Music Director............................................................................................................Dave Englert
Stage Manager................................................................... Kylee Michelle Huddleston/Jillian Nolan
Head Costumer.................................................................................................... Kathleen Zaritski
Master Carpenter ................................................................................................. Wade Gonsoulin
Props............................................................................................................................Maria Sirgo
Sound Design............................................................................................ Carolyn Corsano Wong
Sound Engineer.......................................................................................................... Nick Barfield
Light Design..........................................................................................................Roger Ormiston
Light Engineer/Producer............................................................................................. Steven Wong
Head of Concessions/House........................................................................................ Mike Goode
Place
Louise’s kitchen table and various places from Patsy Cline’s career including
The Grand Ole Opry, The Arthur Godfrey Show, The Esquire Ballroom,
and a Houston radio station.
Time
1957-1963
There will be a 15 minute intermission between acts.

Song Credits
HONKY TONK MERRY GO ROUND..................Frank Simon/Stan Gardner/Sony/ATV Acuff Rose Music
BACK IN BABYS ARMS.......................................Bob Montgomery/Cherry Lane Music Publishing Co., Inc.
(ASCAP)/And on behalf of Dimensional Songs of the Knoll (BMI)
ANYTIME...........................................................Herbert Happy Lawson / Unichappel Music, Inc. (BMI)
WALKIN’ AFTER MIDNIGHT.............................Don Hecht / Alan Block / Sony / ATV Acuff Rose Music
I FALL TO PIECES................................................Hank Cochran / Harlan Howard / Sony / ATV Tree Publishing
IT WASN’T GOD WHO MADE..........................JD Miller
HONKY TONK ANGELS
International Copyright Group, Inc.
COME ON IN.....................................................V.F. “Pappy” Stewart
AND MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
Sony/ ATV Acuff Rose Music
YOUR CHEATIN’ HEART....................................Hank Williams, Sr. / Sony/ATV Acuff Rose Music
STUPID CUPID...................................................Neil Sedaka / Howard Greenfield / Screen EMI Music Publishing
YOU BELONG TO ME.........................................King/Price/Stewart / Ridgeway Music
SAN ANTONIO ROSE........................................Bob Wills / Bourne Co. (ASCAP)
LOVESICK BLUES................................................Irving Mills / C. Friend / Emi Music Publishing
SWEET DREAMS................................................Don Gibson / Sony / ATV Acuff Rose Music
SHE’S GOT YOU.................................................Hank Cochran / Sony / ATV Tree Publishing
THREE CIGARETTES IN AN ASHTRAY...............Eddie MilIer / WS Stevenson / Sony / ATV Acuff Rose Music
CRAZY................................................................Willie Nelson / Sony / ATV Tree Publishing
SEVEN LONELY DAYS.........................................Earl Schuman / Walden Schuman / Marshall Brown
Music Sales, Corp.
IF I COULD SEE THE WORLD.............................Sammy Masters/Richard Pope
(THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD) MCA Publishing
JUST A CLOSER WALK......................................(Traditional)
BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY.............................Bill Monroe / Integrated Copyright Group, Inc.
GOTTA LOTTA RHYTHM IN MY SOUL.............Barbara Ann Vaughn/WS Stevenson
Sony / ATV Acuff Rose Music
SHAKE RATTLE AND ROLL................................Charles Calhoun
Unichappel Music, Inc (BMI) & MIJAC Music (BMI)
FADED LOVE.......................................................John Wills / Bob Wills / Chappell & Co. (ASCAP)
HOW GREAT THOU ART..................................(Traditional)
TRUE LOVE........................................................Cole Porter / Chappell & Co. (ASCAP)
IF YOU’VE GOT LEAVIN’ ON YOUR MIND........Wayne Walker / Webb Pierce / Polygram International
BILL BAILEY........................................................(Traditional)
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. USED BY PERMISSION.
Any taping, filming, recording, or broadcast of this play (musical or otherwise) is strictly prohibited.
Author: Ted Swindley
Author’s Representative: Joan Kovats
Business Management: Melanie Clark
Original Music Director: Vicki Masters
Band and Vocal Orchestrations: August Eriksmoen, Tony Migliore
Legal Counsel: Clair G. Burrill, Richard Garmise, Trip Aldredge

Cast and Crew Biographies
MARY ALLEN-KEATING (Patsy Cline) is a performer in
every sense of the word. She has been singing professionally
for over 14 years. She holds a Masters Degree from the University
of Houston in Musical Theatre, and a BFA in Theater
from Texas A&M University. She is a songwriter, scriptwriter,
interactive performer, musical theatre producer, Patsy Cline impersonator,
and all around engaging entertainer. Mary released
a Western Swing album with The River Road Boys called “Put
A Little Texas In Your Swing” in 2009. She was nominated for
Best Western Swing Female performer that same year by the
Academy of Western Artists, and won Best Western Swing
song of the year for her original song, “Let’s Make Music In
The Country.” Mary’s album is available at local Hasting’s,
Rainbow Roller Rink, and online at www.MaryAllenKeating.
com. This will be Mary’s 7th performance as Patsy Cline, and
she is delighted to have been asked to return to the beautiful
Crighton Theatre to perform in her favorite show once
again. She has performed this role in places as far as Dublin,
Ireland, and as close as Conroe, Huntsville, and Magnolia,
TX. Mary is currently performing with numerous bands and
musicians around the Houston area for corporate, private, &
public shows. She and her husband have also started their
own events company called Shoot To Kill Productions (in
conjunction with Rainbow Roller Rink), that will be moving to
the Conroe area this Spring. To hear her music and check on
upcoming shows, please visit www.MaryAllenKeating.com.
CAROLYN CORSANO WONG (Louise Seger) is pleased
to be onstage again having recently portrayed Miss Geneva
in Christmas Belles. The role of Louise has been on Carolyn’s
‘bucket list’ since she saw the show over 15 years ago. Carolyn
is a founding member and Artistic Director for STAGE RIGHT.
She also serves as Vice President on the board of the Montgomery
Pet Partners with her therapy dog Harley. She thanks
her guys; Steve, Michael and Harley for their love and an occasional
sloppy kiss.
MAREDITH ZARITSKI (Patsy Cline) is currently a senior at
SHSU receiving a BFA in Theatre. She was last seen at STAGE
RIGHT in Annie as Lily. She has also been in the 25th Annual
Putnam County Spelling Bee (Olive), Annie Get Your Gun
(Winnie Tate), Noises Off (Poppy), Grease (Frenchy), and The
Fantasticks (Louisa). Thank you Mom and Dad for all your love
and support through the good and hard times. I love you all
so very much!
Band
CALEB ACKERMAN (piano) is another Conroe local who
has been active in musicals since his piano teacher, Nadine
Wilkinson, had him play in the pit for The Music Man at the
Crighton Theatre. He performed in several musicals there and
at Montgomery College and last year was chosen as music
director for The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas at the Owen
Theatre. Caleb plays gospel organ at Thomas Chapel United
Methodist Church, and keyboards at Tree of Life Christian
Church in Magnolia. He also debuted at the Renaissance Festival
this fall as the King’s Feast keyboardist, actor, singer, and
dancer. He also plays piano bar in restaurants and has a large
private piano studio.
JOHN G. ALFORD (steel guitar) In sixth grade his uncle
mailed him a guitar and he cultivated a taste for rock and blues.
In high school he formed a group influenced by blues, southern
rock, and the Allman Brothers. He was involved in physics
and engineering at UCLA and came to Alvin High School as
a math teacher. J.G. has been at SHSU for the last 5 years. He
has played country music in dance halls, honky tonks, and
festivals throughout Texas. His idols include Buddy Emmons
and the legends of 50s’-60s country and western swing.
JOHN CRABTREE (guitarist) is a professor of music at SHSU
specializing in History of Rock and Roll and Theory. He started
playing guitar at age 13 and was influenced by the ‘80s Pop
and Rock music. He got his masters and doctorate in Composition
from LSU. John performed as guitarist for several musicals,
but performing with the Buddy Holly Band several years ago
intensified his interest.
FELIX GAMEZ (violinist) He debuted as the cafe violinist at
the Owen Theatre in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Felix started violin
lessons in 5th grade and is now the Concertmaster of the
Conroe High School Orchestra and a member of the Houston
Youth Symphony. He earned 2nd chair in Region Orchestra
and plans to attend Rice University in the Fall. Country music
is relatively new to Felix, but he is very excited about the show.
ZACH KIRK (drums) was born in Massachusetts and raised
in Houston, and lived in Conroe since 1994. In 4th grade he
wanted to play the French Horn, but only the drums were available.
He played in his church youth band at age 14 and his
first musical at age 17. His first Crighton Theatre musical was
1776. He has been the principal percussionist in the Conroe
Symphony since 1998 and also plays at West Conroe Baptist
and Mims Baptist Church. His one claim to fame was that he
played a concert with Mickey Gilley.
TIM PRINCE (bassist) says his first guitar teacher was a little
old lady who had a turkey farm in Oklahoma, where he was
born. He played drums and string bass in 6th grade, then moved
to Virginia and played in the school orchestra. In his twenties
he played blue grass music back in Oklahoma on string bass,
and is still performing occasionally with the same band of 30
years in Oklahoma and north Texas. He finally moved to Texas
in 1988 and mentions New Grass Revival, Bill Monroe, Stanley
Brothers, and the Carter Family as his influences.
Staff
NICK BARFIELD (Sound Engineer) currently resides right up
the road, in Montgomery. He works a full time job as an electrical
estimator and has decide to return back to school at night,
after 10 years for his electrical engineering degree. He has been
involved with the theater for the last three years, starting with
backstage duties and a walk-on part as a caterer in The Uninvited
and additional backstage work with Christmas musical
Scrooge. He has been seen on stage as the bartender in
the Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge. He has played
several different characters such as, the shy cowboy, Melvin
P Thorpe’s Assistant, Governor’s bodyguard and one of the
Aggie Boys, in The Best Little Whore House in Texas. He as
adventured into doing Sound Engineer for Lend Me a Tenor,
Dearly Departed and the 2011 New Year’s Eve Show.

JAMES BINGHAM (Director) has been the Executive Director
of The Crighton Theatre Foundation for the past 20 years.
Jim was last seen on the Crighton stage as the Manual Dexterity
Corporal in No Time for Sergeants. Jim has been involved
with theatre for over 35 years in shows ranging from Aida to
1776. Welcome to the Crighton!
DAVE ENGLERT (Musical Director) is professor of theory
and musical theatre at Sam Houston State University and also
teaches the History of Rock and Roll. He has been active as
music director and performer in local productions since he
came to Texas in 1995. One of his favorite performances was
the Buddy Holly Story at the Crighton Theatre. He is Organist
for Resurrection Lutheran Church, Spring, and the Woodlands
Christian Science Church. He is also President of the Conroe
Junior Music Club and teaches piano privately.
WADE GONSOULIN (Master Carpenter) just finished a
cameo role as Wiley Hicks in Christmas Belles. Wade’s last
appearance was as Henry Harry in Brilliant Traces at Country
Playhouse and Bill Sikes in HFAC’s production of Oliver. He
also appeared in Playhouse 1960’s Murder On The Nile, Leading
Ladies, and The Underpants, a dual role in Times Square
Angel at The Country Playhouse, and in The Beauty Queen of
Lenanne at Theatre Southwest. Wade wishes to thank Stage
Right for their energy, warmth and professionalism.
MIKE GOODE (House) has occasionally performed on stage.
He recently played General Pollard in No Time for Sergeants
and has helped with concessions, lights, props, and curtains.
For Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton, Mike worked
lights, was Assistant Director for Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild
Christmas Binge, and Producer for Lend Me a Tenor.
KYLEE MICHELLE HUDDLESTON (Lights) is attending
Sam Houston University for a degree in Athletic Training and a
minor in 2D Art. She has been in Flapper and Kokonut Kapers
with the Crighton Kidz, and various Missoula productions.
She has assistant stage managed the musical Vaudeville (Finally)
Comes to the Crighton and No Time for Sergeants at the
Crighton Theatre in Conroe, and assistant directed/stage managed
the play Murder on the Nile at Playhouse 1960. Kylee was
last seen on stage in Annie where she played a Boylen Sister.
GREG KELLY (Technical Director) is a founder of STAGE
RIGHT and recently completed the airplane set for No Time
for Sergeants. He serves as the Minister of Music at the River
Pointe Baptist Church, also in Conroe.
ROGER ORMISTON (Lighting Design) has been involved
with theatre for over 35 years. He is currently involved with
lighting design, setup and programming for both the Crighton
and the Owen theatres.
MARIA O. SIRGO (Props) is working backstage after finishing
a successful run as Frankie in Christmas Belles. Maria
has appeared at various Houston Theatres for the past 8 years.
Her favorite shows include, Seascape (Nancy); Susanna &
Will (Susanna); To Kill A Mockingbird (Jean-Louise); How
I Learned To Drive (Greek Chorus/Mother/Aunt Mary; One
Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (Nurse Ratched); Regrets Only
(Myra); Same Time Next Year (Doris); Waiting In The Wings
(Maude); Outward Bound (Mrs. Clivedon-Banks); Sylvia
(Kate). Thank you Steve, Carolyn and STAGE RIGHT for this
great opportunity! It has been a thrill to be part of such a great
production and to once again, share the stage with so many
beloved friends. To M&P, P-Bird, VA Clan, Sibi Sanch y Mis
Hermanos~Os quiero mucho! Thank you for always being my
best audience….this one’s for you SSSSSSister P-Bird!! Enjoy
the show!
STEVEN WONG (Stage Manager/Producer) started in theatre
38 years ago as a drapery “consultant” and decided he
preferred to do work backstage. Lately he has worked as director
for Christmas Belles and as the author of the Crighton
newsletter. He gives his love to family – Carolyn, Michael, and
Harley. “God be between you and harm in all the empty places
you must walk.”
KATHLEEN ZARITSKI (Costumes) has been sewing since
the age of six. Previous works include Oklahoma, Once Upon
a Mattress and Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge, Annie,
and No Time for Sergeants here at STAGE RIGHT. Kathleen
says she is blessed to have the opportunity to be working with
STAGE RIGHT again.
Author
TED SWINDLEY (Author and Original Director) has directed
and/or produced over 200 plays for over 20 years. Some of his
outstanding directorial credits include world premieres, classics
and musicals including, Carnal Knowledge, Pacific Overtures,
Follies and Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, along with rotating
repertory projects such as Havel’s The Memorandum With Giradoux’s
The Madwoman Of Chaillot, Thornton Wilder’s Our
Town and Les Liaisons Dangereuses with The Importance Of
Being Earnest. Ted was named to Esquire magazine’s register of
Americans for Outstanding Achievement in Arts and Letters,
and was featured in Southern Living Magazine. In 2007he was
a keynote speaker at the Southwestern Theatre Conference. He
was also the recipient of the Los Angeles Dramalogue Award
for outstanding direction and nominated for the Los Angeles
Critics Award for his work at the Pasadena Playhouse. He is
the Founding Artistic Director of Stages Repertory Theatre,
the second largest theatre in Houston, Texas. There he implemented
such diverse programming as the Texas Playwrights
Festival, for which he won national recognition in 1986 from
the Wall Street Journal and Backstage Magazine. Best known
for creating the hit musical, Always ... Patsy Cline, which was
one of the top ten shows produced across the country in 1998,
he has also directed in over 60 theatres. The Honky Tonk Angels
is his latest hit, and he has completed the trilogy with
The Honky Tonk Angels Holiday Spectacular, and Bubba’s Revenge,
(which all can be done independently of each other).
he has just recently premiered his latest work, Bachelor Pad
in New York City, and completed a Southern adaptation of
The Important Of Being Earnest, entitled The Importance Of
Bein’ Earnest, and a play, Stories My Grandmother Told Me,
which had it’s premiere in Kansas City, MO, January 2008. He
is an active member of the Dramatists Guild and The Society
of Stage Directors and Choreographers, and is a member of the
Playwrights/Directors Workshop at the famed Actors Studio
in New York City.
For merchandise, please visit www.alwayspatsycline.com.
For licensing information on Always…Patsy Cline and all Ted
Swindley shows, visit www.tedswindleyproductions.com
or contact Joan Kovats (203) 978-0102
or joan@tedswindleyproductions.com
Music clearances secured and used by permission.
Any taping, filming, recording, or broadcast of this play
(musical or otherwise is strictly prohibited).

Cast and Crew
Caleb Ackerman
Nick Barfield
Jim Bingham
John Crabtree
Dave Englert
Felix Gamez
Wade Gonsoulin
Mike Goode
Kylee Michelle
Huddleston
Mary Allen Keating
Greg Kelly
Zack Kirk
Jillian Nolan
Tim Prince
Maria Sirgo
Carolyn Corsano Wong
Steven Wong
Maredith Zaritski

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2010-2011 Season
No Time for Sergeants
by Ira Levin
A good natured hillbilly gets into the Air Force despite his
father’s objections.
Auditions: June 20-21, 2010 (subject to change)
Performances: Sept 10-26, 2010
Christmas Belles
by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten
Come and join the Futrelles for a hilarious Christmas in
Fayro!
Auditions: Oct. 17-18, 2010
Performances: Dec. 3-19, 2010
Always, Patsy Cline
Written and originally directed by Ted Swindley
Based on a TRUE STORY. Licensed by the family and
Estate of Pasty Cline. All Rights Reserved. Original Cast
Album available on MCA/Decca Records
A tribute to Patsy Cline through her music and her
friendship with Houstonian Louise Seger.
Auditions: By appointment
Performances: Feb. 18-Mar. 6, 2011
Harvey
by Mary Chase
An eccentric claims to befriend a six and a half foot
rabbit. Auditions: Feb. 20-21, 2011
Performances: Apr. 22-May 8, 2011
The Music Man
by Meredith Wilson
A con man sells band instruments to small town
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Come See the Jones, Hope and Wooten World
Premiere “Mama Won’t Fly” on Sept 9, 2011
Call 936-441-SHOW (7469) or buy tickets online
at www.crightontheatre.org