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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Summer Stage 1999 (program)

Performed in the summer of 1999.

Cast: Rebecca Anderson (Vocal), Cleophas Berry (Acting), Ashley Caron (Acting), Chandy Casey (Dance), Aaron Chevalley (Acting), Susanne Chock (Acting), Josh Churchill (Vocal), Chris Clark (Acting), John Cline (Acting), Sarah Cowen (Dance), Ashley Cullum (Acting), Charles Dicus (Acting), Andrea Dowler (Vocal), Julianne Dowler (Acting), Michel Ferrara (Acting), Mimi Goodman (Acting), April Gehling (Acting), Josepha Haden (Acting), Jennifer Haney (Acting), Sabrina Irvan (Dance), Neal Jansen (Vocal), Lara Joens (Dance), Taylor Krieger (Vocal), Rachel Kuperman (Art), Mallory Langston (Vocal), Carl LaFevers (Acting), Laura Lofton (Vocal), Mark Malbrough (Technical Crew), Chad Manen (Technical Crew), Candace Martin (Acting), Molly McGowen (Acting), Laural McLeod (Directing), Jessica Morgan (Vocal), Maegan Nicholson (Dance), Jamie Phillips (Vocal), Rachael Pitchford (Acting), Shannon Pogue (Acting), Melissa Rash (Vocal), Lauren Rath (Acting), Rey Reedy (Vocal), David Sears (Writing), Breanna Sisk (Vocal), Lane Stracener (Vocal), Sara Sullivan (Vocal), Matt Summers (Technical), Janet Terry (Acting), Sarah Thompson (Vocal), Kala Wilcox (Dance), and Ginny Wooldridge (Vocal).
The Fantasticks (1999 program)

Performed April 30-May 2, 1999.

Cast:
El Gallo: Marcus Neely
Luisa: Daisha Stockstill
Matt: Jonathan Root
Hucklebee: Henry McDaniel
Bellamy: Jon Burgess
Henry: Aaron Brooks
Mortimer: Pete Vann
The Mute: Mat Faulkner
The Glass Menagerie (1999 program)

Performed April 9-10, 13, 17, 1999.

Cast:
The mother, Amanda Wingfield: Tiffany Yecke
Her son, Tom Wingfield: Allen Cox
Her daughter, Laura Wingfield: Lesley Carroll Ralls
The gentleman caller, Jim O'Conner: Stephen Rose
Jake's Women (program)

Performed March 4-6, 1999.

Cast:
Jake: Ben Howe
Maggie: Stefanie Glenn
Karen: Jenny Norman
Molly (at 12): Cindy Howe
Molly (at 21): Jennifer Barrett
Edith: Cory Edwards
Julie: Dena Jones
Sheila: Melody Colyer
Cracked Ice and Can't Buy Me Love (posters)

Series of posters advertising the performance dates: February 19-20, 1999 at 7pm.
Cracked Ice and Can't Buy Me Love (program)

Performed February 19-20, 1999.

Ice Cast:
Barney Munroe: Nathan Smith
Elmer Backlash: Ben Jones
Itsu: Emilie Shepherd
Beautiful: Becky Henson
Steve Hambrook: James Canterbury

Love Cast:
Amy: Heidi Cox
Ellen: Danielle Rubin
Sandy: Angie Gay
The Ugly Duckling and The Bear (1999 poster)

Poster advertising the performance dates: February 5-6, 1999 at 7pm.
The Ugly Duckling and The Bear (1999 program)

Performed February 5-6, 1999.

Duckling Cast:
The King: Rob O'Lynn
The Queen: Jeana Belote
The Princess: Deana Jones
The Prince: Aaron Brooks
Dulcibella: Jenny Norman
Carlo: Nick Carter
Chancelor: David Chalenburg

Bear Cast:
Mrs. Popova (a young widow): Erin Lasarsky
Mr. Smirnov (a frustrated land owner): Mat Faulkner
Luke (servant to Mrs. Popova): Mario Hofheinz
Cameo Servants: Ben Jones and Henry MacDaniel
Everyman's Café (cast list)

Information sheet detailing performance dates (January 14-16, 1999), characters, production staff, and cast members.
Everyman's Café (program)

Performed January 14-16, 1999.

Cast:
Messenger: Jonathan Root
God: Nathan Smith
Death: Mathew Faulkner
Everyman: Ben Howe
Fellowship: Gene Bates
Kindred: Erin Lasarksy
Cousin: Kimberly Holden
Angel: Bekah Cody
Big Brother: Cliff Ganus
Goods: Amber Wade
Good Deeds: Tessa Sexton
Knowledge: Jesse D. Cox
Confession: Andrew Frye
Beauty: Andrea Reed
Strength: James Bocks
Discretion: Daisha Stockstill
Five Witts: Cory Edwards, Drew Dasher, Nick Carter, Trey Laminack, and Emilie Shepherd
Movers and Shakers: Amber Aubrey, Aaron Brooks, Heidi Cox, Cindee Howe, Carla McCarty, Rob O'Lynn, John Burgess, Bethany Banister, Rob Guild, Jordan Lindy, Jenny Moses, Cindee Ann Solomon, and Ted Dahlman
Angels: Kim Anderson, Devon Borrelli, Heather Clement, Hannah Dixon, Rachel Barrett, Lesley Ralls, Ginger Gerber, and Christie Wade
Androcles and Lion (program)

Performed in the spring of 1999.

Cast:
Androcles: Matt Mellon
Lion: Stephen Rose
Captain: John Burgess
Pantalone: Jonathan Root
Isabella: Stacey Randolph
Lelio: J. Gliff Ganus
Sorry, Wrong Number (1998 partial program)

Partial program for the production; missing the cast list.

Performance dates: November 16-17, 1998.
Sorry, Wrong Number (1998 poster)

Poster advertising the audition date (October 19, 1998) and the performance dates (November 16-17, 1998).
Peter Pan (program)

Performed November 6-7, 1998.

Cast:
Wendy: Jamie Murphy
John: Jonathan Root
Liza: Cindy Collins
Michael: Nicholas Milner
Nana: Michael Woodall
Mrs. Darling: Jennifer Jones
Mr. Darling: Marcus Neely
Peter Pan: Pete Vann
Lion: Eric Barnes
Kangaroo: Erin Lasarsky
Panda: Julie Dennis
Ostrich: Summer Daniel
Slightly: Andy Frye
Tootles: Logan McLain
Curly: Landon McLain
Nibs: Jacob Kernodle
1st Twin: Bobby Hamner
2nd Twin: Tommy Hamner
2nd Twin: Joshua Harriman
Tiny: Jared Harriman
Captain Hook: Marcus Neely
Smee: Ben Howe
Crocodile: Michael Woodall
Tiger Lily: Erin Rembleski
Indians: Jennifer Barrett, Kelley Curtis, Jolene Dennis, Angie Gay, Dallas Hill, Hope Lewis, Jenny Moses, and Daisha Stockstill
Pirates: Russell Ashby, John Burgess, Nick Carter, David Ellis, Mario Hofheinz, Micah San Juan, Nathan Smith, and Tony Watters
Jane: Shelly Lawson
Homecoming 1998 (schedule)

Brochure detailing Homecoming events, November 5-8, 1998. The theme was "What a Jewel" celebrating Harding's diamond (75th) anniversary. Events highlight reunions, banquets, and the musical, Peter Pan.
Rappaccini's Daughter (program)

Performed October 23-24, 1998. Part of An Evening of One Acts (1998).

Cast:
Narrators: Lesley Ralls and Bekah Cody
Giovanni: Nick Carter
Lisabetta: Tessa Sexton
Rappaccini: Jeff Bowman
Beatrice: Kimberly Holder
Baglioni: David Drake
An Evening of One Acts (1998 program)

Performed October 22-24, 1998.

And They Dance Real Slow in Jackson Cast:
Elizabeth: Carla McCarty
Beth: Alli McGuiness
Nancy: Jennifer Barret
Ben, Skeeter: Drew Dasher

Rappaccini's Daughter Cast:
Narrators: Lesley Ralls and Bekah Cody
Lisabetta: Tessa Sexton
Giovanni: Nick Carter
Rappaccini: Jeff Bowman
Beatrice: Kimberly Holder
Baglioni: David Drake
Peer Gynt (program)

Performed September 18-20, 1998.

Cast:
Peer Gynt: John Burgess
Solveig: Bekah Cody
Green Lady: Heidi Cox
Troll King: David Drake
Aase: Danette Gibbs
ingrid: Liana Martin
Boyg: Tony Watters
Lean One: Eric Welch
Summer Stage 1998 (program)

Performed in the summer of 1998.

Cast: Michael Armstrong (Acting), Brittiany Bingham (Dance), Emily Burton (Design/Technical), Jean Chanda (Vocal Music), Sarah Chesney (Acting), Rachel Daugherty (Writing), Jasmine Davis (Acting), Patrick Dillon (Vocal Music), Sean Dillon (Vocal Music), Micah Elder (Acting), Mary Floyd (Vocal Music), Kristina Foley (Technical/Design), Leah Frase (Vocal Music), J. Cliff Ganus (Vocal Music), Joni Griffith (Dance), Megan Haney (Acting), Jennifer Horton (Directing), Margery Hunt (Writing), Jessica Jacks (Vocal Music), Kendra Kirklin (Acting), Katherine Kurz (Vocal Music), Jennifer Lawler (Art/Tech), Rachael LeBlanc (Acting), Jack Lofton (Acting), Travis Lowe (Directing), Cathy Lowry (Vocal Music), Haley Mattox (Dance), Amber McCreight (Technical), Angie McCullough (Acting), Josh Miller (Vocal Music), Leah Mills (Vocal Music), Dean Murry (Technical), Kristina Patrick (Acting), Stephanie Pierce (Vocal Music), Tara Quinn (Vocal Music), Leslie Robinson (Dance), Jessica Sardshti (Acting), Sandra Scroggins (Dance), Paige SParks (Acting), Lance Strickland (Vocal Music), Anita Tang (Acting), Erica Taylor (Vocal Music), Brian Thompson (Technical), James Williams (Acting), Jaime Wooldridge (Vocal), and Ryan Yarrington (Vocal Music)
Impromptu and The Real Inspector Hound (flyers)

Flyers advertising the performance dates: May 1-2, 1998.
The Real Inspector Hound (1998 program)

Performed May 1-2, 1998.

Cast:
Mrs. Drudge (the help): Nora Nemintz
Simor Gascoyne: Guy Bastion
Felicity Cunningham: Karen Browning
Lady Cynthia Muldoon: Claudia deWinter
Major Magnus Muldoon: J. W. Booth Puckeridge
Inspector Hound: Abraham Goldstienberg
To the Lovely Margaret and The Angel with Closed Eyes (1998 program)

Performed April 16-18, 1998.

Margaret Cast:
Julie: Vicki Cupper
Professor Adams: Daniel Jones
Margaret: Heather Holder
Koch: Federico Porras
Jackie: Tracie Hendershot

Angel Cast:
Angel #672: Paul Vilela
Angel #4568 (Gabrielle): Devon Borrelli
John: Tim Anderson
Kim: Heather Holder
Maria: Kim Parrish
Paul: Federico Porras
Jimmy: Daniel Jones
The Voice of the Prairie (1998 program)

Performed April 3-4, 10-11, 1998.

Cast:
Poppy, James: Matt Mellon
Davey, David Quinn: Pete Vann
Leon Schwab: Allen Cox
Frankie, Susie: Hope Lewis
Frankie's Father, Watermelon Man: Tony Watters
News Vendor, Jailer: Mario Hofheinz
Frances Reed: Tiffany Yecke
The King Stag (1998 program)

Performed March 5-10, 1998.

Cast:
Cigolotti: Heather Holder
Deramo: Allen Cox
Angela: Dena Jones
Pantalone: Nathan Smith
Tartaglia: Ben Howe
Clarice: Leslie Ralls
Leandro: Nick Carter
Brighella: Mario Hofheinz
Smeraloina: Amber Aubrey
Truffaldino: Michael Woodall
Durandarte: Tiffany Yecke
Puppeteers: Stefanie Glenn, Jenny Martinez, Jenny Norman, Renee Vann, Abby Drayton, and Mayumi Terada
Galileo (cast list)

Final cast list for the "Galileo" production and the performance dates (November 17-18, December 4-6, 1997).

Cast:
Galileo: Allen Cox
Andrea Sarti: Hope Lewis
Mrs. Sarti: Jessica Enochs
Ludovico Marsili: Matt Mellon
Priuli, the curator: Mario Hofheinz
Sagredo, Galileo's friend: Ted Dahlman
Virginia Galilei: Lesley C. Ralls
Little Monk: Jennifer Martinez
Cardinal Bellarmin: Marcus Neely
Cardinal Barberini: Pete Vann
Cardinal Inquisitor: Tiffany Yecke
Ensemble: Devon Borrelli, Nick Carter, Angie Gay, Stefanie Glenn, Bonnie M. Huebner, Chris Rich, Jennifer Sander, Mona Trickey, Mandy Winn