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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Scotland Road (posters)

Series of posters advertising the performance dates: February 10-12, 2005, 7pm and 9:30pm.
The Ugly Duckling and The Mad Breakfast (2004 flyers)

Poster and flyer advertising the performance dates: December 2-4, 2004.
The Ugly Duckling and The Mad Breakfast (2004 program)

Performed December 2-4, 2004.

The Ugly Duckling Cast:
Chancellor: Jeremy Painter
King: Caleb Lowery
Queen: Heather Stringfellow
Princess: Morgan Clyde
Dulcibella: Jodi Pittard
Prince: Alex Blair
Carlo: Jess Hines

The Mad Breakfast Cast:
Mrs. Simpkins: Hannah Hawkins
LIzzie: Stephanie Graham
Miss Brown: Katie Moran
Mr. Jones: Jerry LaFevers
Mrs. Hill: Michelle Staggs
Mr. Hill: Ben Scharff
Mr. Roberts: Terry Frazier
Miss Green: Cortni Lombardo
Mrs. Smith: Janine Crisswell
Mr. Long: Brandt Roberts
Love Letters (2004 poster)

Poster advertising the performance dates: March 4-6, 2004.
Love Letters: A Play About Choices (2004 program)

Performed March 4-6, 2004.

Cast:
Andy Ladd: Tom Meadows
Melissa Gardner: Natalie Graham
Shadowlands (2003 poster)

Poster advertising the performance dates: November 6, 8-9, 2003.
Shadowlands (2003 program)

Performed November 6, 8-9, 2003.

Cast:
C. S. "Jack" Lewis: Adam Sullivan
"Major" Warnie Lewis: J. Ashlin
Joy Daivdman Gresham: Melani Morgan
Prof. Christopher Riley: Tom Meadows
Rev. Harry Harrington: Daniel Mullins
Douglas: Harrison Eudaly
Dr. Maurice Oakley: Jason Godfrey
Alan Gregg: Matt Freels
Doctor: Caleb Lowry
Nurse/Stranger: Susie Loveland
Waiter/Priest: Phillip Ashley
Registrar: Seth Fish
The Music Man (2003 program)

Performed October 17-18, 2003.

Cast:
Harold Hill: Tony Garcia
Mayor Shinn: Joel Cox
Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn: Mollee Baker
Zaneeta Shinn: Amy Jo Parker
Gracie Shinn: Tory Mote
Ewart Dunlop: Rees Jones
Oliver Hix: Jonathan Bragg
Jacey Squires: Shawn Frazier
Olin Britt: Ian Thomas
Marcellus Washburn: Jeremy Painter
Marian Paroo: Jennifer Gay
Mrs. Paroo: Alice-Anne Murray
Winthrop Paroo: Marrison Eudaly
Amaryllis: Abbey Dickson
Alma Hix: Lindsay Hoggatt
Elma Hix: Lindsey Harriman
Ethel Toffelmeier: Dara Debigny
Maud Dunlop-Squires: April Winebarger
Constable Locke: Jason Godfrey
Tommy Djilas: Landon McLain
Traveling Salesmen/Conductor/Charlie Cowell: Special Guests
River City Townspeople: Jenna Aldridge, Jenny Bell, Colin Bills Anya Burt, Jason Campbell, Abby Chandler, Aaron Clark, Mary Catherine Clark, Kris Davidson, Jennie Degge, Whitney Degge, Rebecca DeRamus, Megan Gilbert, Elaine Jones, Nate Kearns, Derek Lang, Lauren Lawson, Justin Parkey, Joy Pennington, David Pietzman, Chris Stern, Brian Sullivan, Sean Tappe, and Mitch Wiggains
River City Children: Erin Adams, Jake Adams, Lindsay Adams, Tate Benton, Tessa Brown, Emily Burks, Hannah Cochran, Emily Eads, Spencer Eudaly, Josh Harriman, Seth Keese, Dawson Latture, Tory Mote, and Syndi Sansom
Vocalists: Carrie Cantrell, Ben Daughety, Melissa Gaddis, Lauren Hamill, David Johnson, Steven Kinyon, Thomas Merriweather, Nicole Preston, and Pamela Sublett
World Without Memory (2003 program)

Performed October 2-4, 2003.

Cast:
Abe: Kevin Nelson
Robin: Erin Cooley
Bob: Grant Pinkston
Strangers: Kaeli Dunlap, Susie Loveland, Cynthia Noah, Caleb Lowery, Deanna Rosenbaum
Rain (program)

Performed April 24-26, 2003. Conception by David Kaplan. Featuring music with Dynati.
Rain (scrapbook page)

Photo collage and Cast/Crew list. Performed April 24-26, 2003.

Cast:
Erik, the aching heart: Craig Bettenhausen
Samuel of Pathos: Gareth Karlin
Dickens, bearer of sickness: Caleb Lowery

Ensemble:
Diseased Diecieved (Soldiers): Ryan Aherin, Trey Cooke, Jared Master (General), Grant Pinkston, and Micah Thomason
The Poor: Matt Alexander, Erin Bearden, Diane Dahnke, Rachel Gant, Shannon Issac, Kristi Kell, Aaron Minor, Caleb Minor, Bonnie Rose Nystrom, Katie Vancil, Gretchen Winter, Sebastian Yingling, and Alex Perkins
The Star-Spangled Girl (2003 poster)

Poster advertising the performance dates: April 18-21, 2003.
Scenes & Revelations and The Telltale Heart (program)

Performed on February 7-10, 2003.

Scenes & Revelations Cast:
Helena: Laurie Padgett
Charlotte: Elizabeth Lambie
Millie: Melissa Lavender
Rebecca: Bonnie Rose Nystrom
Samuel: Sam Jones
Dennis: Brantley Pearce
Dr. Ziegler: Adam Sullivan
Peter: Ryan Aherin
Uncle Jacob: J. Spurlock
Mr. Karonk: Erastos Evdoxiadis

The Telltale Heart Cast:
Martin: Trey Cooke
Feliz: Jared Stephens
Detective: Ryan Crisler
Inspector: J. Spurlock
The Telltale Heart (2003 poster)

Poster advertising the performance dates: February 7-8, 10, 2003 at 7pm.
Theatre News 2003

Flyer advertising the upcoming plays and events in February 2003.

Scenes and Revelations: February 6-8, 2003.
Tell-Tale Heart: February 6-8, 2003.
Night of Improvisation: February 10, 2003.
Dumb Waiter: February 13-15, 2003.
Inductions: February 17, 2003.
The Boys Next Door (2003 program)

Performed in the spring of 2003.

Cast:
Arnold Wiggins: Jordan Dyniewski
Lucien P. Smith: Jamie Rochelle
Jack Palmer: Justin Dean
Norman Bulansky: Ian Thomas
Barry Klemper: Tim Davis
Mr. Hedges: Brian Adams
Ms. Freemus: Heather Stringfellow
Mrs. Warren: Lauren Cantrell
Shelia: Megan Gilbert
Mr. Klemper: Caleb Lowery
Senator Clarke: Amber Mickey
The Star-Spangled Girl (2003 program)

Performed in the spring of 2003.

Cast:
Andy Hobart: Nathan Melson
Norman Cornell: Adam Sullivan
Sophie Rauschmeyer: Hannah Sawyer
COMT 301 Play Directing - Final Performance Exam (2002 program)

Program for Final Exam performed on Monday, December 9, 2002.

Medea Cast:
Jason: Jared Masters
Medea: Katie McVey
1st Woman: Katie Vancil
2nd Woman: Suzie Loveland
3rd Woman: Kara Jones

The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds Cast:
Ruth: Rachael Gant
Tillie: Bethany Billings

Inherit the Wind Cast:
Henry Drummond: Adam Sullivan
Col. Matthew Harrison Brady: Sam Jones

The Dining Room Cast:
Ellie: Hannah Swayer
Howard: Justin Parkey

The Tavern Cast:
Virginia: Megan Gilbert
Vagabond: Nathan Melson
Tom: Josh Strickland

Barefoot in the Park Cast:
Paul: Drew Hepler
Cory: Megan Gilbert

I Hate Hamlet Cast:
Andrew: J. Spurlock
Barrymore: William Crowe
Brokedown Palace Cast:
Alice: Melani Morgan
Darlene: Laurie Padgett

The Glass Menagerie Cast:
Amanda Wingfield: Rachel Cox
Tom Wingfield: Joel Cox

If Men Played Cards as Women Do Cast:
Marc: J. Ashlin
Bob: Sain Ashraf
George: Ben Swaim
John: Trey Talley

Chapter Two Cast:
Jennie Malone: Elizabeth Lambie
George Schneider: Adam Sullivan

Towards Zero Cast:
Treves: Bryan Adams
Battle: Mike Wilson
Kay: Jena Fritz
Bye Bye Birdie (Harding Academy program)

Performed by Harding Academy on November 11-12, 2002.

Cast:
Albert Peterson: Derek Glover
Rose Alvarez: Mia Winn
Helen: Amanda Blansett
Ursula Merkel: Elaine Jones
Kim McAfee: Lydia Moore
Mrs. Doris McAfee: Treece Thompson
Mr. Harry McAfee: Alan McAdams
Mrs. Mae Peterson: Alice-Anne Murray
Conrad Birdie: Caleb Keese
Hugo Peabody: Andy Frye
Reporters: Mandy Norris and Amanda Pruitt
Mayor: Curt Sullivan
Mayor's Wife: Cindy Howe
Mrs. Merkle: Meri Hall
Randolph McAfee: Kittrell Camp
Nancy: Penny Cronk
Gloria Rasputin: Andrea Thornton
Suzie: Jill Robertson
Mr. Johnson: Daniel Chalenburg
Charles Maude: Landon Ganus
Customers: Jordan Huckeba, Marshall Sexson, and Kreg Kell
Alice: Laura Blount
Margie: Laura Riley
Harvey Johnson: Jerry LaFevers
Deborah Sue: Sarah Keese
Trainman, Baggage Handler: A. J. McAdoo
Fred: Randall Baber
Lee: Jake Tribble
Phyllis: Elizabeth Harrison
Girl: McKenna Camp
Penelope: Kellye Allen
Karl: Kyle Moore
Sad Girls: Trenna Hoofman and Jena Landis
"Ed Sullivan" Cameramen: Josh Brumfield and Chris Cochran
"Ed Sullivan" Stage Manager: Justin Morse

Teens Ensemble: Natalia Burt, Rebecca Hatfield, Megan Hitt, Catelyn Horton, Brooke Ragsdale, Erica Seawel, Lara Anderson, Jessica Brown, Lauren Burkett, Kelsey Camp, Anna Justus, Anna Meadows, Jena Landis, Andrew Lemmons, Eric Isom, Kiehl Miers, Seth Neller, Seth Ogburn, and Jeffrey Williams

Adults Ensemble: Kathryn Churchman, Kim DeRamus, Joanna Lemmons, Brittney Niblock, Sarah Stegall, Jacob Garrison, Justin Morse, Leland Sheldon, Josh Brumfield, Chris Cochran, Alex Collier, Michael Kee, John Weber, and Grant White
The Book of Hours (2002 program)

Performed November 11-12, 16, 18-19, 2002.

Cast:
Narrator: Joshua Potter
Brian Blackstone: Martin McLeod
Cecilia Lyons: Janine Criswell
Arthur Wainwright: Jerod Masters
Gladys Wainwright: Lauren Burton
Trevor Parkes: Matt Alexander
Molly Parkes/Bun Lady: Micaela Rolen
Hardy Seade: Daniel Shank
Lavinia Winniskill/Gossip 1: Robin Gray
Joe Eaves: Matt Freels
Maureen Dowd: Bethany Billings
Dr. Riles: Casey Smith
Angeline Townsend: Rachel Gant
Tommy Townsend: Aaron Miner
Mayor/Cab Driver: Erik Granberg
Percy/Bailiff: Steven Heilman
Gerlad/Townsperson: Jameson Girton
Gossip 2/Townsperson/Nurse: Melissa Mitsunaga
Dr. Townsend: Andrew Boswell
Heather/Mrs. Parkes: Susie Loveland
Special Cameo Appearance: Miranda R. LaBrecque and Emily Word
American College Theater Festival - Arkansas (2002 program)

Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Arkansas hosted from October 30-November 2, 2002 by Arkansas State University-Beebe. Schedule of events included inside the program.
In the Mind: An Evening of Subtext (program)

Performed September 23-24, 26-28, 2002.

Casts:

Directors
Aaron Gerlach
Kevin Chastine

Overtones
Harriet: Andrea Rendon
Hettie: Katie Casey
Margaret: Eden Steiner
Maggie: Megan Gilbert

Superego on the Downtown
Kim: Mollee Baker
Kim's Alterego: Laurie Padgett
Andrew: Drew Hepler
Andrew's Alterego: Jameson Girton

The Brute
Mrs. Payne: Robyn Batchelder
Mrs. Payne's Alterego: Suzie Loveland
Luke: Ryan Aherin
Luke's Alterego: Rob Bennett
Gregory Stephens: J. Ashlin
Gregory's Alterego: Steven Heilman
The Accuser (2002 poster)

Poster advertising the movie showing dates: May 3-4, 2002.

Cast: Chris Akers, Tom Meadows, and Melissa Lavender.
You're A Good Man Charlie Brown (2002 poster)

Poster advertising the performance dates: April 22, 25-27, 2002 at 7pm and April 28, 2002 at 2pm.
You're A Good Man Charlie Brown (2002 program)

Performed April 22-28, 2002.

Cast:
Charlie Brown: Josh Strickland
Sally: Daisha Stockstill
Snoopy: Sam Peters
Lucy: Rachel Cox
Schroeder: Adam Sullivan
Linus: Sam Jones