Zanesville Community Theatre, Inc.
2003-2004 41st Season
(740) 455-6487
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Word From The Author:
I've
decided to break my own rule and appear for the first time in a play I've
written myself (Raymond Futter, Sex Without Pliers). I've avoided it in
the past for a number of reasons, the most important of which is this: I don't
mind being egged for a bad performance, and I can handle all the eggs thrown for
a lousy script. But a double-egging? That's something else.
Thanks
for taking a chance on these two plays that you've probably never heard of. It's
tough getting new material to the stage and your participation as an audience
member is something that I don't take lightly. I also want to thank all of the
talented people involved with these productions both on and off the stage. The
care and attention is deeply appreciated, and I know from experience that
sometimes all the hard work and dedication seems to go unnoticed. Rest assured,
it's noted. I've made some new friends, learned from them, and look forward to
working with them again.
So
please spread the word, tell your family and friends, and come along with them
to see Kentucky Wings and Sex Without Pliers a second time.
Robert
Leland-Taylor
Sam Wimoth
makes
his directorial debut at ZCT with Sex Without Pliers. He has
appeared in more than 15 plays, and has directed It's a Wonderful Life at
CPAC. He has also produced Nunsense for Dr. Joe Porter at CPAC. He
has had the pleasure of performing at ZCT twice in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's
Nest and in Ten Little Indians. Sam lives in Cambridge and works at
Carbonless & Cut Sheet Forms, Inc.
Charles
Savage, the composer of the incidental music for this evening's play
productions, is an adjunct instructor of music at Ohio University-Zanesville,
where he teaches theory and conducts the Choral Union. His compositions have
been heard in ZCT productions, such as, Taming of the Shrew, Equus,
All's Well that ends Well, and Philo High School's production of The
Diary of Anne Frank. His compositions have been performed throughout the
United States, which willl include a performance of his Mad Rush to the End
at the SCI District 6 conference on Jan 31st, 2004. In Feb., he will be
receiving the Alumni Medal of Merit Award from Ohio Valley College. Charles is a
member of ASCAP and the Society of Composers. Writing music for Kentucky
Wings and Sex Without Pliers has helped me to expand my musical experiences. I
hope everyone enjoys the show.
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