Theatre Programs and Posters

From her early years in Morrilton, Arkansas, Harding has had a rich history of theatre and drama. This collection of programs, posters, brochures, and other theatre-related documents represents a small piece of the work poured into theatre productions by Harding students, faculty and staff.

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Camelot (1997 program)

Homecoming musical performed October 24-25, 1997.

Cast:
King Arthur: Marcus Neely
Guenevere: Jamie Murphy
Lancelot: John Hodges
Pellinore: Matt Mellon
Mordred: Pete Vann
Merlyn, McGregor: Allen Cox
Nimue, Lady Phoebe: Stacey Randolph
Morgan Le Fey, Lady Margaret: Eve Clevenger
Sir Dinadan: David Ellis
Sir Lionel: Henry McDaniel
Sir Sagramore: Randall Parks
Squire Dap: Tony Watters
Guilliam: Nathan Smith
Colgrevance: Justin Lawson
Bliant: Drew Dasher
Castor: Andrew Pace
Clarius: Aaron Ortiz
Lady Anne: Jenny Moses
Lady Catherine: Deborah Root
Lady Sybil: Melody Colyer
Lady Elizabeth: Angie Blaisdell
Lady Sarah: Darbie Renfroe
Lady Agatha: Jennifer Jones
Lady Melinda: Erin Rembleski
Jeffrey the Herald: Ryan Hedden
Flyn the Herald: Mario Hofheinz
Richard the Page: Brian Whitt
William the Page: Landon McLain
Tom of Warwick: Logan McLain
Vocalists: Eric Barnes, Gene Bates, Kelley Curtis, Danna Johnson, Bekah Lowe, Jeremy Luallen, Carrie Owen, Jeremy Picker, and Daisha Stockstill
Homecoming 1997 (schedule)

Brochure detailing Homecoming events, October 23-25, 1997. Events highlight reunions, banquets, and the musical, Camelot.
Searcy Summer Dinner Theatre (1997 mailer)

Mailed invite detailing the upcoming shows within the 1997 SSDT season.

Fools: June 19-22, 1997.
Gaslight: July 10-13, 1997.
Harvey: August 7-10, 1997.
Talley's Folly (1997 program)

Performed April 7-8, 10-12, 1997.

Cast:
Matt Friedman: Brad Dunn
Sally Talley: Ashley Lynn
The Star-Spangled Girl (1997 poster)

Poster advertising the performance times: March 27-28, 1997 at 7pm; March 29, 1997 at 3pm; March 31,-April 1, 1997 at 7pm.
The Star-Spangled Girl (1997 program)

Performed March 27-April 4, 1997.

Cast:
Ellen Jones: Sophie Rauchmeyer
Matt Manley: Andy Hobart
Pete Vann: Norman Cornell
Twelfth Night (1997 program)

Performed February 17-22, 1997.

Cast:
Orsino, Duke of Illyria: John Hodges
Sebastian, brother to Viola: Allen Cox
Antonio, a sea captain: Theron Williams
Valentine: Matthew Ensor
Curio: Jennifer Coone
Sir Toby Belch: Jon Stoltenberg
Sir Andrew Aguecheek: Matthew Rees
Malvolio: Shawn Breeden
Fabian: Kyle Holton
Feste: Paul Huebner
Olivia: Devon Borrelli
Viola, sister to Sebastian: Stefanie Glenn
Maria: Heather Holder
Sea Captain/Attendant: Kim Blackburn
Sailor/Lady: April Campbell
Officer 1: Kristi Lee
Officer 2/Priest: Jennifer Coone
Pierre! (poster)

Poster announcing performance dates: February 12-14, 1997.
Night Watches and Graceland (program)

Performed December 8-9, 1996. Part of the 1996 One Acts.

Nigh Cast:
A Nurse: Christy Hutson
A Night Orderly: Stefanie Glenn
1st Soldier: Allen Cox
2nd Soldier: Melinda Gardner

Graceland Cast:
Bev Davies: Eve Clevenger
Rootie Mallert: Dena Jones
Cupid's Bow (1996 program)

Performed November 14-15, 1996. Part of the 1996 One Acts

Cast:
Mother Lake: Darla Dilks
Susan Lake: Kim Parrish
Alex Prescott: Barry Watts
Mr. Satterlee: Jon Stoltenberg
Why Do We Laugh? (1996 program)

Performed November 14-15, 1996. Part of the 1996 One Acts

Cast:
Meredith Wilfred, age 67: Carla McCarty
Andrew Powers, age 66: Marcus Neely
Meredith Wilfred, age 45: Jennifer Barrell
Andrew Powers, age 45: Darren Knowles
Meredith Wilfred, age 16: Becky Henson
Andrew Powers, age 15: Pete Vann
Meredith Wilfred, age 6: Angie Gay
Andrew Powers, age 5: Mark Farrar
Homecoming 1996 (schedule)

Brochure detailing Homecoming events, October 24-26, 1996. Events highlight reunions, banquets, and the musical, Me and My Girl.
Me and My Girl (program)

Performed October 23, 25-26, 1996.

Cast:
Bill: Tim Pell
Sally: Angela Sholl
Lady Jaquie: Eve Clevenger
Gerald: Henry McDaniel
Duchess: Rochelle Rose
Sir John: Marcus Neely
Parchester: Brad Dunn
Lady Battersby: Charissa Walters
Lord Battersby: Ben Jones
Hethersett: Randall Parks
Sir Jasper: Pete Vann
Footman: Jon Stoltenberg
Ensemble: Marie Allison, Eric Barnes, Aaron Bayles, Melia Byrd, Melody Colyer, Rachel Connors, Allen Cox, Dawn Crabtree, Kelley Curtis, Summer Daniel, Jaime Evans, Sherrill Ganus, Stefanie Glenn, Tracy Hall, Becky Henson, Shannan Hibbard, Ashley Hickerson, Brandon High, Heather Holder, Dena Jones, Alissa Lingua, Angie Lingua, Carla McCarty, Jason Middlekauff, Marisa Moore, Jamie Murphy, Carrie Owen, Bonnie Partain, Eli Perkins, Leah Romine, Elizabeth Root, Elizabeth Sewell, Emilie Shepherd, Katharine Snell, Mayumi Terada, and Doug Waddill
Doctor Faustus (1996 poster)

Poster advertising the performance dates: September 13-14, 1996.
Doctor Faustus: The Battle of a Lifetime (1996 program)

Performed September 13-14, 1996.

Cast:
Cyrano DeBergerac: Robin Miller
Dr. Faustus: Henry McDaniel III
Robin Hood, Valvert, Inigo Montoya: Paul Heubner
Little John, DeGuiche: Anthony Taylor
Lucifer, Count Ruegen: Ben Jones
Mephistopheles: Ellen Jones
Shades: Eve Clevenger, Melody Colyer, Heather Holder, Dena Jones, Jaimie Murphy, and Emily Shepherd
Searcy Summer Dinner Theatre (1996 mailer)

Mailed invite detailing the upcoming shows within the 1996 SSDT season.

Cheaper by the Dozen (the Musical): June 27-30, 1996.
The Foreigner: July 18-21, 1996.
Greater Tuna: August 8-11, 1996.
Summer Stage 1996 (program)

Performed in the summer of 1996.

Cast: Eric Allen (Technology), Amanda Andrew (Design/Art), Samantha (Sam) Armstrong (Instrumental Music), Nikki Baratti (Vocal Music), Ian Beard (Acting), Julie Brown (Dance), Richard Bruno (Acting), Carissa Byers (Vocal Music), Karen Carpenter (Acting), Brandy Craig (Dance), Christina Eastman (Design/Art), Daniel Ellis (Acting), Erin Ellis (Instrumental Music), Angela Flanigan (Instrumental Music), Randall Freeman (Vocal Music), Catherine Goff (Design/Art), Sally Goodsell (Dance), Justin Hite (Band), Cara Hopper (Vocal Music), Christy Jolley (Acting), Abigail Jordan (Acting), Erin Lee Jorgenson (Vocal Music), John M. Kelley, Jr. (Acting), Karen Kenney (Vocal Music), Kim Kern (Acting), Kate Kiser (Acting), T.J. Kueter (Vocal Music), Jason Ladd (Instrumental Music), Lisa-Marie Lames (Writing), Tyler Martin (Acting), Roark Maynard (Writing), Kasey Joyce Miller (Dance), Dana Money (Dance), Jillian D. Moore (Dance), Lauren Elise Powell (Vocal Music), Misty Nix (Dance), Fred Richardson (Band), Ashley Ridlon (Dance), Amanda Rundell (Dance), Becky Scopa (Vocal Music), Heather Smith (Vocal Music), Steven Shawn Smith (Acting), Marci Sudduth (Acting), Shannon Sullivan (Vocal Music), Lindsay Waldron (Technology), Katherine Elizabeth Watts (Director), Amber White (Acting), Katey Wiseman (Acting), and Michael Woodall (Vocal Music)
The Universal Language and The Boy Comes Home (1996 program)

Performed April 25-27, 1996. Part of the 1996 One Acts.

The Universal Language Cast:
Don: Henry McDaniel III
Dawn: Kim Parrish

The Boy Comes Home Cast:
Philip: Marcus Neely
Mary: Jaime Evans
Emily: Dena Jones
Mrs. Higgins: Jennifer Barrett
James: Ryan Hedden
Riders to the Sea and Exclusive Model (1996 program)

Performed April 22-23, 1996. Part of the 1996 One Acts.

Riders to the Sea Cast:
Nora: Dawn Crabtree
Cathleen: Jennifer Barrett
Maurya: Jenny Moses
Bartley: James Lendman

Exclusive Model Cast:
Robert Vincent: Christ Zember
Wendy Vincent: Carla McCarty
Girda: Melani Morgan
Jack Hamilton: James Lendman
Mary Hamilton: Summer Cabanis
The Man in the Bowler Hat (1996 program)

Performed April 18-19, 1996. Part of the 1996 One Acts.

Cast:
John: Mark Farrar
Mary: Tasha Gustafson
Hero: Randall Parks
Heroine: Sara Acklin
Chief Villain: Matt Rees
Bad Man: Austin Nesbitt
Bowler Hat Man: Robert Austin
The Scarlet Letter (1996 posters)

Series of posters advertising the performance times: April 4-5, 1996 at 7pm; April 6, 1996 at 3pm; April 7,1996 at 2pm.
The Scarlet Letter (1996 program)

Performed April 4-7, 1996.

Cast:
Mayor Thomas Kempis: David Alexander
Prudence Cuttering: Jaime Evans
Payrah Kempis: Janis Williams
Gov. Philbert Winthrop: Patrick Brandimore
Adult Pearl: Ashley Hickerson
Constance Stuart: Melani Morgan
Elizabeth Cromwell: Kim Meadows
Mariam Chambers: Summar Cabaniss
Roger Chillingworth: Henry McDaniel III
Sophia Hibbins: Dena Jones
Arthur Dimmesdale: Ben Howe
Hester Prynne: Maria Brooks
Young Pearl: Hali Free
Sea Captain: James R. Lendman
Prelude to a Kiss (program)

Performed February 22-24, 1996.

Cast:
Peter: Justin Lawson
Rita: Laura Harvey
Taylor: Robert Loffink
Tom: Aaron Bayles
Mrs. Boyle: Ellen Fowler
Dr. Boyle: Scott Lloyd
Aunt Dorothy: Jamie Murphy
Aunt Freda: Heather Holder
Minister: Jeremy Duncan
Old Man: Marcus Neely
Leah: Dawn Crabtree
The Rainmaker (1995 poster)

Flyer advertising upcoming performances of The Rainmaker, December 1-3, 1995, in the Administration Auditorium.
The Rainmaker (1995 program)

Performed December 1-3, 1995.

Cast:
H.C. Curry: Scott Loftis
Noah Curry: Paul Huebner
Jim Curry: Ben Jones
Lizzy Curry: Heather Ellis
Deputy File: Garrett Liles
Sheriff: Scott Lloyd
Starbuck: Britt Lynn