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Annie Get Your Gun
Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin
Book by Herbert Fields and Dorothy Fields
Annie Oakley is the best shot around, and she manages to support her little brother and sisters by selling the game she hunts. When she's discovered by Col. Buffalo Bill, he persuades this novel sharpshooter to join his Wild West Show. It only takes one glance for her to fall head over heels for dashing shooting ace Frank Butler, who headlines the show. She soon eclipses Butler as the main attraction which, while good for business, is bad for romance. Butler hightails it off to join a rival show, his bruised male ego leading the way, but is ultimately pitted against Annie in a final shoot-out. The rousing, sure-fire finale hits the mark every time in a testament to the power of female ingenuity.
Book by Herbert Fields and Dorothy Fields
Annie Oakley is the best shot around, and she manages to support her little brother and sisters by selling the game she hunts. When she's discovered by Col. Buffalo Bill, he persuades this novel sharpshooter to join his Wild West Show. It only takes one glance for her to fall head over heels for dashing shooting ace Frank Butler, who headlines the show. She soon eclipses Butler as the main attraction which, while good for business, is bad for romance. Butler hightails it off to join a rival show, his bruised male ego leading the way, but is ultimately pitted against Annie in a final shoot-out. The rousing, sure-fire finale hits the mark every time in a testament to the power of female ingenuity.
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Charlie Davenport: Tyler Workman
Dolly Tate: Alyssa Ray Foster Wilson: Tom Gross Frank Butler: John Ferrara Annie Oakley: Amy Hyde Minnie: Erica Clare Nellie: Annie Luebke Jessie: Kellie Duncan Little Jan: Kylie Cooley Buffalo Bill: Harold "Chip" Cotterman Pawnee Bill: Allen Cross Chief Sitting Bull: Tobias R. Franzen Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter: Jen Faulkner Mrs. Schuyler Adams: Caroline Clare Mrs. Percy Ferguson: Beverly Polites Mrs. Ernest Henderson: Christina Carvin Mrs. Clay: Julie Press |
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Little Boy: Gen Yankowski
Little Girl: Amber Wiggett Mac: Robbie Carroll Mrs. Little Horse: Kelsey Jezierski Mrs. Black Tooth: Laura Duncan Mrs. Yellowfoot: Moria Thompson Indian Girl: Marissa Davies Conductor: CJ Benoit Waiter: Ame Roberts Pawnee's Messenger: Daniel Carbo Footman: Rena Brault Wild West Performers Rachel Bender, Rena Brault, Daniel Jose Carbonza, Cody Cooley, Marissa Davies, Laura Duncacn, Anna Harvey, Kelsey Jerzierski, Jay Koller, Lindsay Kraft, Amanda Lopez, Amanda Polanowski, Carley Reinhard, Ame Roberts, Kristine Slacum, Robin Temple, Moira Thompson, Amber Waltz Townspeople of Cincinnati/Minneapolis Carly Anders, Gina Ballinger, Jake Ballenger, CJ Benoit, Tess Carroll, Chrstina Carvin, Megan Chenoweth, Caroline Clare, Matthew Davies, Ellen DiFlippo, Patricia Estes, Jen Faulkner, Shanelle Fontaine, Kate Johnson, Abby Murphy, Beverly Polites, Julie Press, Amber Wiggett, Ben Yankowski |
Producer - Joan Eichhorn
Director - Erin Kauffman
Music Director - Zayna Null
Musical Conductor - Ed Grogan
Choreographer - Heather Hensley
Stage Manager - Aileen Gray
Set Construction - Richard Johnson
Lighting - Frank Brault, Mary Reiter, Eddie Higgins, Laura Richard
Prop Masters - Melissa Grimm
Costume Master - Beverly Polites, Edith Burbage
Makeup Master - Marlene Dickson
Sound - Ed & Anne Grogan/Audio-Video Freelance
Publicity - Deb Johnson
House Manager - Mike Roland
Accountant - Jack Eichhorn
Tickets - Kris Froehlich
Programs - Cathy Pass, Mary DeBar
Director - Erin Kauffman
Music Director - Zayna Null
Musical Conductor - Ed Grogan
Choreographer - Heather Hensley
Stage Manager - Aileen Gray
Set Construction - Richard Johnson
Lighting - Frank Brault, Mary Reiter, Eddie Higgins, Laura Richard
Prop Masters - Melissa Grimm
Costume Master - Beverly Polites, Edith Burbage
Makeup Master - Marlene Dickson
Sound - Ed & Anne Grogan/Audio-Video Freelance
Publicity - Deb Johnson
House Manager - Mike Roland
Accountant - Jack Eichhorn
Tickets - Kris Froehlich
Programs - Cathy Pass, Mary DeBar
