Lend Me a Tenor - Stage Right Resources
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What a thrill to be back at the historic Crighton and<br />
working in “A Real Live Theatre.” For many decades<br />
the Crighton Theatre has given professional quality<br />
entertainment to thousands of residents in Conroe<br />
and many of the surrounding areas. The beauty,<br />
charm, and history of this architectural masterpiece<br />
are truly inspiring.<br />
It is a privilege for me to be directing my first<br />
show for STAGE RIGHT. The Board of Trustees<br />
has been totally supportive of everything<br />
that I have requested in order to produce an<br />
uproariously funny, fast paced, madcap<br />
comedy for your enjoyment.<br />
I would like to thank STAGE RIGHT, the<br />
Crighton Theatre, the cast and crew<br />
for their hard work and trust in me to<br />
make this production come alive.<br />
Live theatre has always been my greatest<br />
passion because we touch each others<br />
lives through our God given talents.<br />
Last but certainly not least I would like<br />
to thank YOU, the audience, for coming<br />
out to support STAGE RIGHT and their endeavors<br />
to keep the Crighton Theatre actively<br />
producing live theatre for many decades<br />
to come.<br />
Sincere regards,<br />
Manny Cafeo<br />
Director’s Corner<br />
Board of Trustees<br />
Mike Goode Molly Goode Greg Kelly<br />
Katt Gilcrease Thomas Lockhart Jr.<br />
Amy Sowers Carolyn Corsano Wong Steven Wong<br />
Webmaster – Mackenzie Goode
<strong>Lend</strong> <strong>Me</strong> a <strong>Tenor</strong><br />
In order of appearance<br />
Max Garber...............................................Mike Anderson<br />
Maggie Saunders..........................................Giny <strong>Me</strong>ndez<br />
Henry Saunders...................................Wayne Krennerich<br />
Tito <strong>Me</strong>relli..............................................Harold E. Wood<br />
Maria <strong>Me</strong>relli.....................................Catherine Anderson<br />
Bellhop.....................................................Tommy Hunter<br />
Diana Bateman.............................................Amy Sowers<br />
Julia Leverette..............................Carolyn Corsano Wong<br />
There will be a 15 minute intermission between acts.<br />
Food & Drink only in the lobby, Please!<br />
Crew<br />
Director..................................... Manny Cafeo<br />
Assistant Director................ Gerald Livingston<br />
Producer..................................... Mike Goode<br />
Technical Director......................Jim Bingham<br />
<strong>Stage</strong> Manager............................Molly Goode<br />
Set Design .................................... Greg Kelly<br />
Set Dresser..................Susan Burge Gilcrease<br />
Sound Design......................... Mike Anderson<br />
Sound Engineer......................... Nick Barfield<br />
Light Design...........................Roger Ormiston<br />
Light Engineer............................ Steven Wong<br />
Costumes & Props...................Cast and Crew<br />
Head of Concessions/House..... Sarah Roberts<br />
Dialect Coach....................... Courtney Young<br />
TIME & PLACE<br />
The action takes place in a hotel suite in Cleveland, Ohio in 1934<br />
Act I, Sc. 1, Early afternoon on a Saturday in September<br />
Sc. 2, Four hours later<br />
Act II, Sc. 1, That night, about 11 o’clock<br />
Sc. 2, Fifteen minutes later
Cast and Crew Biographies<br />
CATHERINE ANDERSON (Maria <strong>Me</strong>relli) Ms. Anderson’s<br />
most recent appearances on the Crighton stage<br />
were in Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton,<br />
and as <strong>Me</strong>lissa in Love Letters. Some other favorite<br />
roles: for the Players- Stella in A Streetcar Named Desire,<br />
Lurlene in Daddy’s Dyin’ Who’s Got the Will?, Sister<br />
Margaretta in The Sound of Music, and Princess<br />
deLong in The Unsinkable Molly Brown; elsewhere-<br />
Truvy in Steel Magnolias, Evelyn in Everything in the<br />
Garden, and numerous musicals, as actor, director,<br />
and choreographer. Catherine is a private piano & vocal<br />
instructor and sings with her gospel trio “One Accord”<br />
and Big Band/jazz band “Cathy’s Conservatory<br />
IV.” Thanks and love to Carolyn, Steven, and Manny<br />
for all the laughs and for letting me play!<br />
MIKE ANDERSON (Max Garber) Mike is privileged to<br />
be making his debut at the Crighton. He just finished<br />
playing Leo Bloom at Playhouse 1960 in The Producers.<br />
Leo Bloom was on Mike’s “bucket list” ever since<br />
he saw Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane play it on<br />
Broadway. Mike has been a Personal Assistant to the<br />
owner of DTA and Associates and enjoys his work very<br />
much in Community, Regional, and Professional Theatre.<br />
Roles like Emile in South Pacific, Jinx in Forever<br />
Plaid, Curly in Oklahoma!, Jerry in The Full Monty,<br />
and several other opportunities. Mike has a degree<br />
in Music and Associates Degree in Theatre Arts. Mike<br />
studied voice at North Carolina School of Performing<br />
Arts with Paula Sugine. Mike has lots of hopeful auditions<br />
coming up but has certainly enjoyed working<br />
at the Crighton and Playhouse 1960. Mike has two<br />
daughters…Chelsea and Katelyn who are following<br />
Mike’s passion in the theatre.<br />
TOMMY HUNTER (Bellhop) started performing on<br />
stage at the age of 7 in the musical Annie Get Your<br />
Gun and has performed professionally in the musical<br />
revue The Texas Chainsaw Manicurist at <strong>Stage</strong>s Repertory<br />
Theatre in Houston, TX. A few of his community<br />
theatre credits include Ned Harris in Deadwood Dick,<br />
Scrooge No. 1 in Uh Oh, Here Comes Christmas both<br />
at Theater Suburbia in Houston and most recently in<br />
the STAGE RIGHT production of Vaudeville (Finally)<br />
Comes to the Crighton. Tommy says, “As long as<br />
my wife is amenable to the rehearsal schedule and I<br />
am cast, I will gladly perform with the STAGE RIGHT<br />
organization here at the historic Crighton Theatre. I<br />
am very grateful to once again be sharing the stage<br />
with the outstanding local talent here in Montgomery<br />
County and to finally have the opportunity to work with<br />
Manny Cafeo. This show has been a blast to rehearse<br />
and I hope everyone is ready to have a great time as<br />
this is one of the funniest plays I have had the pleasure<br />
to perform in, enjoy the show!”<br />
WAYNE KRENNERICH (Henry Saunders) is excited<br />
to be performing at the Crighton Theater for the first<br />
time and in his first non-musical role. Wayne has been<br />
a regular at Playhouse 1960 since 1996. His favorite<br />
roles have been Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls,<br />
Captain Von Trapp in Sound of Music and Rev. Moore<br />
in Footloose. He has served as President and is currently<br />
on the Board of Directors for PH1960 and has<br />
been co-director and vocal coach for several of the<br />
teen summer shows. He has been thrilled to share the<br />
stage with his daughters Emily, Laura and Sarah in<br />
various productions. Wayne would like to thank his<br />
wife Jan for graciously allowing him to take time away<br />
from family responsibilities so that he can be a part of<br />
this production. He would like to ask that everyone attending<br />
this performance consider supporting the arts<br />
either as a volunteer or through monetary donations.<br />
The future of non-profit community arts programs<br />
rests upon the contributions of the entire community.<br />
GINY MENDEZ (Maggie Saunders) is a Soprano and<br />
Studio Bella Voce Associate. She holds a Bachelor<br />
of Music from Sam Houston State University and is<br />
a certified Music Therapist. As a singer, Ms. <strong>Me</strong>ndez<br />
performs in a variety of genres, including recitals, opera,<br />
and choral music. She is a frequent performer in<br />
the music theatre community with recent appearances<br />
with the Woodlands Repertory Theatre. Her last role<br />
on the Crighton stage was in The Diary of Anne Frank.<br />
AMY SOWERS (Diana Bateman) has performed in<br />
many productions over the past fifteen years. Favorite<br />
roles include Honey Raye in Christmas Belles and<br />
Southern Hospitality, Elaine in The Miss Firecracker<br />
Contest, Mary in How the Other Half Loves, Pamela<br />
in The Uninvited, and Marmee in Little Women. She<br />
has performed as narrator for the Conroe Symphony.<br />
Amy has been cast in an Internet series, Sessions<br />
with 5films.com. Amy recently appeared in the film<br />
Renaissance of Death! She feels blessed to perform<br />
in this wonderful theatre with such a talented cast and<br />
crew.<br />
CAROLYN CORSANO WONG (Julia Leverette)<br />
is pleased to be making a quick return to the Crighton<br />
stage having been last seen as the bungling time<br />
traveling ghost in Mrs Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas<br />
Binge. This role is another in a long line of daffy<br />
dames she has played including Martha Brewster in<br />
Arsenic & Old Lace (Players & ACE), Dotty Otley in<br />
Noises Off (Quad C Theatre), and Geneva Musgrave<br />
in Christmas Belles and Southern Hospitality (<strong>Stage</strong><br />
<strong>Right</strong>). She hopes you enjoy this batch of lemonade<br />
that we have created from the lemons that COLE presented<br />
us with. Carolyn is a board member of the<br />
Montgomery Pet Partners and works with her therapy<br />
dog Harley. She is a founder of STAGE RIGHT, the<br />
VP of Artistic Staff, wife to husband Steve and Mom to<br />
Michael. This one’s for Glen.<br />
HAROLD E. WOOD, JR. (Tito <strong>Me</strong>relli) - Woody (as he<br />
is called) is originally from Virginia but has been in Texas<br />
for the past 13 years. This is Woody’s second appearance<br />
with STAGE RIGHT. He appeared in STAGE
RIGHT’s Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton!<br />
last fall. His most recent work was with Ace Theatre’s<br />
The Man Who Saved Christmas. Woody sings each<br />
summer with the internationally acclaimed Gilbert &<br />
Sullivan Society of Houston and he performed in Pirates<br />
of Penzance last July. When he is not on stage,<br />
Woody’s real life gig is as a civil/structural designer in<br />
the oil & gas field.<br />
Staff<br />
MANNY CAFEO (Director) One of Manny’s favorite<br />
roles was Max in <strong>Lend</strong> <strong>Me</strong> a <strong>Tenor</strong>, which he did at the<br />
Crighton Theatre many years ago. He just finished the<br />
role of Max in another show – The Producers. Manny<br />
is a seasoned actor and singer as well as a superb<br />
director. Most recently he directed Who Dunnit at<br />
Playhouse 1960. Other directorial achievements include<br />
Beauty and the Beast, Annie, Jekyll & Hyde, Les<br />
Miserables, Sound of Music, A Chorus Line, Gypsy,<br />
Mame, 42nd Street, and Chicago to mention a few.<br />
Manny’s versatile show business skills and talent were<br />
developed at Mt. San Antonio Junior College, California<br />
State University at Fullerton, and Theatre of Arts,<br />
Hollywood, California. At the same time, to gain experience<br />
and hone skills and talent, Manny performed<br />
in Summer Stock & Touring Companies. Manny also<br />
has performed Stand-up Comedy the College Circuits.<br />
The following list of acting accomplishments represents<br />
a small sampling of Manny’s theatre experience:<br />
Manny appeared in productions of Guys and Dolls<br />
(Nathan Detroit), The Fantastics (Matt), Fiddler on<br />
the Roof (Tevye), Man of La Mancha (Don Quixote),<br />
King and I (Lun Tha), Rumors (Lenny), Second Time<br />
Around (Michael Curtis), and The Glass <strong>Me</strong>nagerie<br />
(Tom). In the past, Manny has served on the Board<br />
of Directors for Star Makers of the Northwest, Stars<br />
Incorporated, and Playhouse 1960. Manny and his<br />
wife Tina reside in Spring, TX.<br />
JAMES BINGHAM (Technical Director) has been Executive<br />
Director of The Crighton Theatre Foundation<br />
for the past 19 years. Jim was last seen on the Crighotn<br />
stage as Buck in Southern Hospitality and as the<br />
Commander in South Pacific. His most notable role<br />
here was as Oscar in The Odd Couple. Jim has been<br />
involved with theatre for over 35 years in shows ranging<br />
from Aida to 1776. Welcome to the Crighton!<br />
MIKE GOODE (Producer) Mike has occasionally performed<br />
on stage and has helped with concessions,<br />
lights, props, curtains, ringing the gong and most recently<br />
as a kid wrangler backstage during Cheaper<br />
by the Dozen. For Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the<br />
Crighton, Mike worked lights and was Assistant Director<br />
for Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge.<br />
that no cast or crew was ever hungry during the making<br />
of any production she is involved in.<br />
GREG KELLY (Set Design) Greg is a founder of<br />
STAGE RIGHT and has served as technical director<br />
and set designer for Christmas Belles and Love<br />
Letters. Greg’s experiences also include several onstage<br />
roles, serving as a musical director on several<br />
occasions, and many times working the backstage<br />
prior to, and during plays, musicals and concerts. He<br />
is a mathematics teacher at Moorehead Junior High<br />
in Conroe and serves as the Minister of Music at the<br />
River Pointe Baptist Church, also in Conroe.<br />
GERALD LIVINGSTON (Assistant Director) is no<br />
stranger to the Crighton having played many roles<br />
in plays and musicals. Some of his previous shows<br />
include My Fair Lady, Daddy’s Dyin’, Who’s Got the<br />
Will (Players), and Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the<br />
Crighton with STAGE RIGHT. He is a recently retired<br />
Chemical Engineer. Gerald is grateful to his wife for<br />
first encouraging him to audition and for putting up<br />
with the practice. The Crighton Theatre deserves our<br />
best.<br />
ROGER ORMISTON (Lighting Design) has been involved<br />
with theatre for over 35 years. Performed onstage<br />
in numerous productions as well as nearly every<br />
backstage role. He served on the Players board of<br />
directors three times, once as Secretary and once as<br />
President. He created the Players web site and was<br />
their first webmaster. Currently involved with lighting<br />
design, setup and programming for both the Crighton<br />
and the Owen theatres.<br />
SARAH ROBERTS (Front of House) is one of the<br />
smiling faces that greet you in the lobby of the Crighton<br />
Theatre. She has worked the front of house and<br />
backstage in many capacities, especially when her<br />
daughters, Amanda and Susan are onstage.<br />
SUSAN BURGE GILCREASE (Set Dresser) Susan<br />
is one of those folks that can always be depended<br />
upon to help with whatever needs doing. She is wife<br />
to STAGE RIGHT board member Katt, and an Agriculture,<br />
English and Theatre teacher at Lynn Lucas<br />
Middle School in Willis.<br />
STEVEN WONG (Lights) started his “career” on the<br />
stage 35 years ago as a drapery consultant. Since<br />
then he has taken on backstage roles (co-founder of<br />
STAGE RIGHT, President, stage manager, sound editor,<br />
graphics design, props, whatever) to avoid the role<br />
of a theatre widower.<br />
MOLLY GOODE (<strong>Stage</strong> Manager) Molly has handled<br />
back stage duties at the Crighton Theatre ranging<br />
from kid wrangling to assistant stage manager and<br />
most recently as stage manager for The Buddy Holly<br />
Story, Christmas Belle, and Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild<br />
Christmas Binge. Molly is renowned for making sure
Cast and Crew<br />
Catherine<br />
Anderson<br />
Mike<br />
Anderson<br />
Jim<br />
Bingham<br />
Nick<br />
Barfield<br />
Manny<br />
Cafeo<br />
Mike<br />
Goode<br />
Tommy<br />
Hunter<br />
Wayne<br />
Krennerich<br />
Gerald<br />
Livingston<br />
Giny<br />
<strong>Me</strong>ndez<br />
Amy<br />
Sowers<br />
Steven<br />
Wong<br />
Carolyn<br />
Corsano Wong<br />
Harold E.<br />
Wood
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Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton!<br />
For the 75th birthday bash for the Crighton Theatre STAGE<br />
RIGHT will do what has never been done before at the<br />
Crighton - a vaudeville show! Singing, comedy acts, magic,<br />
and more! Sept. 11-27, 2009<br />
Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge<br />
by Christopher Durang<br />
A farcical send-up of the perennial Dickens Christmas classic<br />
with jabs at other Christmas classics. If you’re looking<br />
for Scrooge’s redemption - look elsewhere. If you just want<br />
a good laugh, then join us! Dec.4-19, 2009<br />
<strong>Lend</strong> <strong>Me</strong> A <strong>Tenor</strong><br />
by Ken Ludwig<br />
A screwball comedy about mistaken identity, celebrity<br />
worship, and the dangers of too much Chianti!<br />
Feb. 19- March 7, 2010<br />
Dearly Beloved<br />
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The first in the trilogy that started it all! The Futrelle<br />
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Annie<br />
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Leapin’ Lizards! The popular comic strip heroine<br />
takes centerstage in one of the world’s<br />
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July 23-August 8, 2010<br />
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