General Meeting

The General Meeting this month will be on Wednesday, February 20, 2008, 8:00 PM at the theater, Westchester Playhouse, 8301 Hindry Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90045.

Hospitality

Our meeting hospitality will be provided this month by Christy Engels, thank you Christy!

Workshop

This month will have another great workshop! A heartfelt selection of scenes from "Collected
Stories,” a contemporary play by Donald Margulies. The Hollywood Reporter called this play "an affecting character study and a well-drawn portrait of the insular world of fiction writers, demonstrating the playwright's gift for sharply written and incisive dialogue." Stellar performances by Maria Pavone and Tiffany Towers, with profound and subtle directing by
Michael Allen, are promised. If you liked last month's workshop, brace yourself for this one!

Up Coming Workshops

Up coming workshops are scheduled for Shari Barrett in March, Dave Parke in April, Liz Reinhardt in June and Michael Murphy in July. May, August and November are open. October will be our annual Music Hall and December will by our annual Holiday Party.

Need to schedule a date for your workshop? Contact Gert Nord at (phone number available in mailed copy of bulletin). Kentwood Workshops are a perfect place to show off! Go on, show off, you know you want to!

Proof, by David Auburn

The January/February 2008 Production is PROOF, by David Auburn, directed by Sheldon Metz and assistant directed by Jim Crawford. Valerie Ruel is producer and Drew Fitzsimmons is stage manager. The show closes Saturday, February 16. DO NOT miss this show!

To all Kentwood Members:

The response to this production of Proof has been overwhelmingly positive. Not only the four incredible reviews, but the personal responses from members, season seat holders and regular attendees. Being my last show at Kentwood, after 25 years as a member, I wanted something special to go out on. Your response has helped accomplish that goal.

The amazing cast, all of whom could present this production at ANY house in town, was a dream come true. My heart felt appreciation to everyone who worked on the show, from my fabulous A.D., Jim Crawford, Producer Valerie Ruel and Stage Manager, Drew Fitzsimmons, to those who helped in building the set to picking up the tables after work Sunday's lunch to sweeping the breezeway to pouring coffee.

But, most of all, the cast. They did the hard work. They learned the lines. They learned the blocking. They tried on endless costumes. They put up with me. And, they delivered, making this one of Kentwood's most memorable shows. It's a parting gift I will remember. Meredith, Scot, Christine and Andrew flourished through rehearsal and grow with each performance. The end result is a beautiful white rose. My very humble thanks to all. Sheldon Metz

Proof Hospitality

Charlotte Lee Schildkret, hospitality coordinator for PROOF wants to thank those Ushers and Therater Managers, volunteers who made her job a snap. For those of you who bought cookies, Kentwood thanks you, I thank you and our audiences appreciate you: Jim Crawford, Treva Merritt (2), Michael Murphy, Fred Cook, Gretchen Luna, Charlotte Lee Schildkret (2), Carol Becker, Tiffany Towers, George Rameta, Lauren Jarvis, Larry Cosgrove, Jeanne Cosgrove, Calia Mintzer (2), Fred Wolf, Jack Coppock, Carla Coppock, Jeanne Spain, Geanne Clarke, Julia Maggs, Yvonne Kainoa, Hal Fisher, Paul Craft, Valerie Ruel, Ted Pitsis, Tom Brophey, Barbara Brophey, Miriam Amster, Michael Allen, Maria Pavone and Shari Barrett.

Gypsy, music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, and book by Arthur Laurents.

Our March/April 2008 Production is GYPSY, directed by Susan Weisbarth and produced by the legendary producing team of Ed Cotter and Larry Jones. Susan forwarded the following cast list:

Shirley Hatton as Mama Rose
Karl Schott as Herbie
Marla McClure as Louise
Sarah Mahoney as June
Drew Fitzsimmons as Tulsa
Julian Kang as Baby June
Megan Moylan as Baby Louise
Tessie Tura - Lynn Reed
Mazeppa - Robyn Rothstein
Electra - Jeannine Barba
Bruce Schroffel as Uncle Jocko, Mr. Kringelein and Phil
Michael Grinde as Pops, Willy, Monsieur Bougeron-Couchon
Sheridan Cole Crawford as Miss Cratchitt
Jim Crawford as Mr. Weber, Mr. Goldstone and the Photographer
Max Heldring Stormes as Cigar
Andy Abbott as Pastey and Chicago/Farm Boy
Alan Pannales as Yonkers/Farm Boy
Taylor Kang as LA/Farm Boy
Brandon Gomez as Farm Boy
Caity Engler as Agnes and Hollywood Blonde
Kelly Pappas as Placard Girl and Hollywood Blonde
Jack Mattiza as a Newsboy
Sabrina Callender-Clewett as Balloon Girl and Newsboy
Elliot Kang as Newsboy
Marcy Agreen as Hollywood Blonde
Sarah Cowan as Hollywood Blonde
Francesca Palermo as Hollywood Blonde
Emma Hatton - Ballerina

Bill Wolfe, Vicki Miller and I want to thank everyone who has been working so diligently on GYPSY these past four weeks. We have an incredible cast and crew. Now, we need your help more than ever in striking the PROOF set so that we can begin construction on the GYPSY set. I hope to see all of our Kentwood members on Sunday. If you can come at 9:00, Scot Renfro, our amazing set designer, would be very grateful but we'll take your help at any point during the day. Of course, lunch will be served along with a light breakfast. See you then and remember reservations for GYPSY open on February 19. Book your seats early and often. We'd love to see you all on opening night! Susan Weisbarth

Our talented and strikingly handsome crew on this production includes:

Susan Weisbarth, Director
Karintha Touton, Stage Manager
Bill Wolfe, Musical Director
Vicki Miller, Choreographer
Ed Cotter & Larry Jones, Producers
Scot Renfro, Set Design and Construction
Richard Pottoff, Lighting Design
Maria Cohen, Costumes
Judy Polak, Properties
Susan Stangl, Sound
Virginia Mekkelson, Booth
Russell Ham, Spot
F. Kaye Porter, Spot

Director Susan Weisbarth has issued a request for coats to be used by Momma Rose in Gypsy. 30’s, 40’s, 50’s would be good, sizes 12 to 14. Several are needed. Also, one large heavy coat for husband Herbbie is needed. Susan has also mentioned a need for pillows to be used in the Hotel scene. Any help? Thank You and Contact Susan or Costumer Maria Cohen.

WORK SUNDAY – GYPSY!

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2008
BEGINNING AT 9:00AM

Scot Renfro and the Cast & Crew of GYPSY need your help. Sunday, February 17 is WORK SUNDAY. It's our goal to get the beautiful PROOF set struck as quickly as possible so that work can commence on the new and soon to be beautiful GYPSY set. Scot would very much appreciate if people could come as early as possible. We are starting at 9:00AM. Of course, food will be served--a light breakfast as well as a sumptuous lunch.

Please mark your calendars and plan to give us a hand.

Hospitality Gypsy

Max Heldring Stormes is the Hospitality Coordinator for GYPSY and will have the sign-up board at the February Meeting. Each show going forward will have a Hospitality Coordinator, responsible for scheduling theater mangers and hospitality people for that particular show.

Max urges all members to contact him and schedule a date to serve coffee as hospitality person or theater manager for a performance of GYPSY. It is the easiest and quickest way to get those pesky little membership points!

Children’s Show

The Kentwood Board has approved April 5th, 12th and 19th as show dates for our next Children’s Production at Kentwood. Possible Directors for the effort are penciled in as Drew Fitzsimmons or Sheldon Metz and Actors from the Kentwood Children’s Theater Classes will be involved.

A Murder is Announced by Agatha Christie, adapted for the stage by Leslie Darbon

Our May/June 2008 Production will be A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED by Agatha Christie, directed by Carol Becker. Lori A. Marple-Pereslete will produce and Liz Reinhardt will assistant direct.

Kentwood Players will hold open auditions for “A Murder is Announced” by Agatha Christie, stage adaptation by Leslie Darbon, at the Westchester Playhouse on Saturday, March 15 from 11:00 AM-5:30 PM and Sunday, March 16 from 7:00-10:00 PM. Callbacks will be held on Monday, March 17 from 7:00-10:00 PM.

The production will be directed by Carol Becker, with Assistant Director Liz Reinhardt. Appropriately enough, the show’s producer is Lori Marple – those who are familiar with Christie’s work will recognize that often-used name. In true Agatha Christie style, this classic whodunit has many suspects, each with their own motives. In the end, it is that ultimate sleuth, the venerable Miss Marple, who solves the case.

The director requests that all actors bring a headshot and resume to the auditions and be prepared to present a memorized one-to-two minute monologue from any play using a standard British accent. Time pending, you may be asked to read sides. Ms. Becker is interested in casting excellent character-driven actors who are not only talented, but also have a feel for British humor and the mystery genre. Please note that the play has many twists and turns and will call for actors who are comfortable with movement as well as minimal fight choreography.

Rehearsals begin March 19, 2008. The show will be presented from May 16 through June 21 on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM and Sunday matinees at 2:00 PM.

For information about “A Murder is Announced,” please contact director Carol Becker at carolmbecker@mac.com.

“A Murder is Announced” character breakdown

Miss Marple – While not a formal detective, she is an expert sleuth when it comes to solving crimes. She is the heroine of the play and is always a step ahead of the culprit, diligent and unafraid to speak her mind (age 70+ or can play that age). LEAD. British accent required.

Letitia Blacklock – Intelligent and strong-willed, she is a lady first and foremost. She runs the full gambit of emotions and has established rapports with all characters in the show as they look to her for guidance and support. (age 40-49) LEAD. British accent required.

Inspector Craddock – A gritty, old school detective who has been solving crimes for most of his life. He tries leading the investigations as much as possible and while he is very good at his job, he is not quite as polished as Miss Marple. (age 50-60) LEAD. British accent required.

Dora Bunner (Bunny) – Jittery friend of Miss Blacklock. She is extremely loyal, but is in a constant state of anxiety. She is fragile, quiet, and nervous. She has trouble calming down when riled up. (age 40-49) MAJOR SUPPORTING ROLE. British accent required.

Mitzi – Cook who serves Miss Blacklock. She tends to be on the moody side and feels as though everyone is against her and takes her for granted. She provides much of the comedy in the play and has not quite perfected her English. (age 28-35) MAJOR SUPPORTING ROLE. Eastern European accent required.

Patrick Simmons – Handsome, pompous cousin of Miss Blacklock. He is opinionated and doesn’t mind picking fights with his sister, Julia. He is a bit of a young know-it-all. SUPPORTING ROLE. (age 25-30) British accent required.

Julia Simmons – Classic little sister. Pretty, but whiny cousin of Miss Blacklock. She can be sarcastic or sincere depending on her mood. She is equally as opinionated as her brother. (age 25-30) SUPPORTING ROLE. British accent required.

Phillipa Haymes – Beautiful, mature and refined. She has formed a special bond with Miss Blacklock. She is very secretive about her past. (age 25-30) SUPPORTING ROLE. British accent required.

Mrs. Clara Swettenham – She can be a bit of a busybody and defensive depending with whom she is talking. She depends and leans on her son, Edmund. (age 45-55) SUPPORTING ROLE. British accent required.

Edmund Swettenham – He is a writer who is mysterious and serious at the same time. At times, he has a dark, brooding way about him. He loves Phillipa and is often embarrassed by his overzealous Mother. His motives remain a mystery. (age 25-30) SUPPORTING ROLE. British accent required.

Sergeant Mellors – Male. Helps Craddock with the initial investigation. (open age – must be younger than Craddock) MINOR SUPPORTING ROLE. British accent required.

Rudi Scherz – Male. The gunman. (25-35) MINOR SUPPORTING ROLE. British accent required.

The Lion in Winter, by James Goldman

The Board has approved, THE LION IN WINTER, by James Goldman, to be directed by Ed Cotter for our July/August 2008 Production. Jim Crawford and Karintha Touton are slated to produce. Ed wanted to let everyone know Michael Allen has designed an incredible set!

Ed needs burlap bags to use in the show. Let him know if you have a source. He also needs Circa 1138 Christmas present wrapping material, in case anyone has leftovers laying around!

Little Green Men, Book, Music and Lyrics by Scott Martin

The Board has approved our September/October Production as LITTLE GREEN MEN, Book, Music and Lyrics by Scott Martin. Author Scott Martin will helm the project and serve as Musical Director. This production marks Kentwood’s first foray in the world of original works! Go Kentwood! Calia Mintzer and Lori A. Marple-Pereslete will produce.

The Odd Couple, by Neil Simon

The Board has approved THE ODD COUPLE, by Neil Simon, for our November/December production, to be directed by Larry Jones. Auditions are scheduled for September 13 and 14. This will be fun!

Sad News to Report

Doris Brown Mazerov, our friend and Kentwood Member passed away Wednesday, January 30, 2008. A well attended memorial service was held February 10th at the Congregational Church of the Messiah in Westchester, with a lovely reception, hosted by Doti’s daughter Nancy Brown and held at Paul and Doti’s home afterwards to celebrate her life.

In Memory of Doris Brown Mazerov

Doris threw her theatrical arms around Kentwood and portrayed some of the great legends of the theater from Blanche in STREETCAR, to Linda in DEATH OF A SALESMAN, and Grandma in LOST IN YONKERS. She was particularly proud of her work in VIRGINIA WOLFE and SUMMER AND SMOKE. Doris won over 28 awards and was revered in any cast with whom she worked. Directing became her passion and SYLVIA was her favorite.

In addition to her consummate skill as an actress and director, she had a marvelous, mellow contralto voice, the most soothing and melodic you can imagine. “Green Sleeves” was her signature song when we gathered around the piano – and “My Ship Has Sailed” was another song to dream by.

Kentwood was sheer joy to Doris and the pleasure she gave to each and every one of us and our audiences will always be remembered. Charlotte Lee Schildkret

KENTWOOD MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR DORIS BROWN MAZEROV

Kentwood Players President Sheldon Metz has scheduled a Life Celebration for Doti at the Theater on March 22, 2008, 12:00 to 4:00 PM. Please contact Sheldon if you are interested in speaking or performing at the celebration or if you are interested in bringing food or drinks. Come and help us celebrate the long, full and passionately lived life of Doris Brown Mazerov, beloved Kentwood Member. Nancy Brown said her mother wanted Kentwood Members to cry a little and laugh a lot and she wanted the members of Kentwood Players to know she loved them!

More Sad News to Report

A Tribute to Elizabeth

Elizabeth Salback Paddock began her Charter Membership at Kentwood Players as Elizabeth Thornborgh. Her beloved husband, Pierre Paddock, called to say she died Monday, January 14, 2008 after a long haul with Alzheimer’s Disease. Elizabeth was the Mother of the Awards Dinner Dance and the remarkable President who saw Kentwood through moving from the adventure of the Continental Restaurant Theater in the round to the warehouse which became the Westchester Playhouse where Kentwood now lives and thrives guiding Kentwoodians through the shoals of little money to no money and keeping us family all the way.

In those early days, it was show to show survival and the dedication of each and every member made it possible led by the firm administrative hand of Elizabeth. She was a marvelous executive, acute administrator and capable Public Relations expert attending Chamber meeting and all the philanthropic service organizations in Westchester drumming up theater parties. Before a show opened, we knew what our profit would be, the revenue taken in from Elizabeth’s Theater Parties. Elizabeth was the brains. Jan and Arky Marcom were the spirit and still are – And then there were we believers who dedicated our time and talent to Kentwood Players. Elizabeth, along with Jan, Arky and Betty Frances were the last of the four who originated the idea of a community theater in Westchester.

Onstage Elizabeth always played a lady to the hilt because she was a lady in love with Kentwood, a P.T.A. lady turned thespian. In her high heels, Elizabeth sloshed through the muck at the Barn and the mire at the Pump House guiding us through the upheaval of losing the Pump House and kicking around Westchester booking for a new home. Elizabeth will never be forgotten by those of us who knew and admired her. Charlotte Lee Schildkret

Social Events Calendar

The Social Events Coordinator position for Kentwood is open. Kentwood needs a volunteer willing to coordinate Dinner and a Show for groups of Kentwood Members who want to see productions around town with Kentwood Members involved. If this position speaks to you or more than one of you, please contact President Sheldon Metz and volunteer as one or as a committee to coordinate FUTURE FUN!

A Social Event for A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM has been set.

As a way to support our members in their acting endeavors outside of Kentwood, our next Social event will be A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM. Both Greg Abbott and Hal Fisher are appearing in this hilarious musical comedy. Alta Abbott says "Hal is hilarious, channeling Mr. Magoo. And Greg is funny as always. His comical, facial expressions inhabit the lead role of Pseudolus naturally. Be prepared to LAUGH and LAUGH and LAUGH."

So we'd love to get a group of KP members to attend together on Sunday, March 2 for the 2:00 PM matinee (which is the closing performance of the run) at the Redondo Beach Playhouse, 750 Inglewood Ave. in Redondo Beach, CA 90278

Tickets are $15 each. To reserve your seats, please contact Alta Abbott at (phone number available in mailed copy of bulletin) or email her at ForAlta@aol.com

All are invited to meet for Social hour then dinner after the show at the Red Robin, 1815 Hawthorne Blvd., Redondo Beach, CA 90278.

Any other members interested in serving on the Social Committee, please contact Sheldon Metz.

Children’s Theater Classes

Kentwood has completed the first six weeks of the Children’s Theater Classes and reports much success. According to coordinator Sheldon Metz, the first six students participated and learned and their parents have expressed interest in becoming members of Kentwood Players. The Board has approved a second six week session to commence on April 17th, Monday after the Opening of Gypsy. Sheldon announced the class as another beginning class and announced 13 students are already on board!

Drew Fitzsimmons, Michelle Rosen and Michael Allen are scheduled with Sheldon Metz as instructors. For more information or to register a participant, please call the Westchester Playhouse box office at (310) 645-5156, Tuesday through Saturday from 4-7 PM.

Marcom Masque Awards Banquet

Mark your calendars! Our 2007/2008 Marcom Masque Awards Banquet, bigger and better this year, is scheduled for Sunday, June 15, 2008. Chairperson Michelle Rosen has announced the Awards Dinner and Banquet Committee as: Valerie Ruel, catering, Sheldon Metz, rentals, Julia Maggs, ads and wine procurement, Charlotte Lee Schildkret, door, Barbara Brophey, awards, Vada and Gypsy Foster, security, Shari Barrett, programs, Calia Mintzer, reservations, Susan Weisbarth, entertainment, Adina Silo, mailings, Russell Ham, technical director, Larry Jones, Bulletin Coordinator and Carol Becker, Director of the show on the boards. Michelle Rosen announced the show this year will be the 50th Anniversary of the Kentwood Awards Banquet. According to Michelle, the doors at the theater will be closed at the beginning of the dinner and will be opened for the Show Only Attendees at 8:00 PM sharp!

Theater Rental

The Kentwood Board has approved the rental of Westchester Playhouse on March 12, 10:00 AM for a local group of school children to attend a performance of Hansel & Gretel. Maria Povone, Michael Allen, Jerad Callen, Tiffany Towers, Toni Loppnow, L.G. Ross and Larry Jones thank you Kentwood.

Board Member Nominating Committee

The 2008/2009 Board Member Nominating Committee has been set as Sheridan Cole Crawford, Calia Mintzer, Michael Grinde, Larry Cosgrove and Jennie Spain. The Committee is seeking two Kentwood Members to run for each board position. If you would like to nominate a member for a Board Position, obtain the member’s permission and contact one of the committee members.

Telephone Tree

Sadly, the Telephone Tree has had to be activated too many times in the last year to let everyone know another beloved Kentwood Player is now taking center stage in Heaven, When the telephone tree is activated, the Committee drops whatever they are doing and hops right on the phone. Many thanks to Barbara Brophey, Maria Cohen, Hal Fisher, Adina Silo, and Jeanne Spain. Their enthusiasm makes the Telephone Tree work and as Chairperson, I want to express my gratitude. You do a great job for Kentwood and we all appreciate your effort. Thanks.
Charlotte Lee Schildkret

A Special Birthday

Carl Price being a Leap Year Baby sure makes the birthdays few and far between, but oh so special the 29th of February. Just think planning a birthday party for four years – WOW! Carl Price will be 96 on February 29th, which is actually his 24th birthday, so rather than being Golden, it will be the Silver Anniversary of his birth!

Carl and Frances have been married forever and for them forever is not long enough – forever is just the beginning of a love that has lasted all their lives, Their devotion to one another is so beautiful to see. From the very beginning when Kentwood bought the corner of the property at 8301 Hindry, Carl has been there for us with good ideas and expertise to help us create our precious Westchester Playhouse out of a cavernous warehouse with a loading dock. His generosity of spirit and especially the easement he granted Kentwood enable us to be completely independent, an enviable position for a Community Theater.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CARL and may your benevolence one day grant you and Frances a special front row seat in heaven for our heavenly productions there! Charlotte Lee Schildkret

Announcements

In January, Kristen guest-starred on "Las Vegas" playing a jilted fiancée. In real life, her wedding of last June to Morgan Langley is featured in the Spring issue of the specialty magazine available now on most grocery and other newstands called "Los Angeles Weddings". The show Morgan created and produced, "Jail" (which takes up where his Dad's "Cops" leaves off) premiere's its second season last Tuesday night on Channel 13 (MyNetworkTV) at 9:00. The episode that is supposed to air was shot in the Las Vegas jail on the week that O.J. was re-arrested. The police allowed them to include his arrest and detainment in the episode, but not to advertise it. (Our cable channel guide suggests that the Las Vegas jail episode is not the episode that aired Tuesday, but we expect it is in error.) Rocky Miller

Come on out and see me and my good buddy, Michael Anthony Nozzi, as we breeze through 20 characters and 48 costume changes as we tell the tale of a day in the life of the 3rd smallest town in Texas, Tuna, at the Metropolitan Community Church, 5730 Cahuenga Blvd., North Hollywood, 91601. Performance dates are February 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23 and March 1, 2. Tix are $20.00 at the door (cash only, please). For reservations call (323) 481-6408. A good time is guaranteed for all! Visit the website www.myspace.com./greater_tuna. Susie McCarthy

James Manley Green is appearing as Mr. Van Daan in "The Diary of Anne Frank" from February 29 - March 16, 2008 at the Cypress Civic Theatre Guild, located at 5172 Orange Avenue in Cypress, CA 90630. This powerful new adaptation is taken from newly discovered writings of the diary of Anne Frank, as well as survivor accounts, interwoven to create a contemporary impassioned story of the lives of people persecuted under Nazi rule. When eight people are forced to hide from the Nazis in a concealed storage attic, we experience the claustrophobic realities of their daily existence - their fears, their hopes, their laughter, and their grief. Each day of those dark two years, Anne's voice shines through. Tickets 714 229 6796. More info: http://www.cypresstheater.com/CurrentProduction.aspx

A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM, book by Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart, Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, at Redondo Beach Playhouse, 750 Inglewood Avenue, Redondo Beach, Feb 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, March 1 at 8 PM, Feb 17, 24, March 2 at 2 PM. Reservations 310 937 666. Greg Abbott is playing the leading Zero Mostel role and the talented cast includes our very own Hal Fisher!

Has anyone else noticed Alfonso Freeman playing the son of Morgan Freeman in the just released movie BUCKETS starring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman. Nice scene, good work Alfonso!

Drew wrote: Did you ever want to punish me for being late to a rehearsal? Make me suffer for my sins? Well folks - now is your chance! It's only 2 weeks away from the opening of the best camp comedy ever... VAMPIRE LESBIANS OF SODOM! And as a way to benefit the production (and of course it's required for my character in the show), for ONE TIME ONLY - JUST ONE HOUR ON ONE DAY - I'M GETTING A FULL BODY WAX. No really. I am. And this is your chance to be a part of it. To take it all out on me. For just a small donation of your choosing, you will be entitled to - GULP - pull a strip from somewhere off of my young, tender body. If you can't be there to do it yourself, your generous donation is most appreciated to benefit the show. I am sure someone who is there will be happy to volunteer as a puller in your place. Call me at (phone number available in mailed copy of bulletin) OR email me @ fadedgenious@aol.com to reserve your spot. Don't wait - the good ones are bound to go fast. It's all happening on Sunday, February 17 from 5-6 PM. The Black Box Theatre, 12420 Santa Monica Blvd. (at Centinela), Los Angeles, CA 90025. And here are the show details: VAMPIRE LESBIANS OF SODOM! This show is only running for 2 weekends, so don't wait til the last minute!! TWO SHOWS PER NIGHT, Feb 22, 23, 24 & 29, Mar 1, 2, $12, Call Resv (310) 712-5711 or call Drew at (phone number available in mailed copy of bulletin) OR you can email Drew or kimshelleygarner@gmail.com.

New Members *

Kentwood Players Vice President and Membership Chairperson Gail Bernardi announced the following new members:

John & Vicki Beckwith
Loree Lynn Frisch
Marian Fine-Kennedy

Roster Corrections *

Vice President and Membership Chairperson Gail Bernardi provided the following corrections to the January 2008 Kentwood Roster:

Special Appointments: Chrys Corbett
Lobby Rejuvenation: Charlotte Lee Schildkret

Address and phone number changes

Marcy Agreen
Helen Dickerman
Robin Rothstein

New Junior Member: Francesca Polermo

Add Member Address: Liz Reinhardt

Corrected Name Spelling: Geanne Clarke

Welcome New Members! If you would like the Bulletin emailed, please let me know at the email below.

February Birthdays

Edie Sills Fahrenger 2/3, Marlene Grinde 2/12, Frank Roys 2/12, Arnold Schildkret 2/14, James Manley Green 2/15, Jeanne Spain 2/16, Liz Reinhardt 2/27.

Kentwood Website

Check out the Kentwood Players Website. Go to www.kentwoodplayers.org. Andreas Klute is the designer of the Kentwood Players Website and provides ongoing support, however, if you have questions or comments regarding the site, please contact Hal Fisher at (phone number available in mailed copy of bulletin) or by email at FisherForPhoto@hotmail.com

Send Stuff Please forward Bulletin submissions to: Larry Jones, POB 921443, Sylmar, CA 91392, (phone number available in mailed copy of bulletin), ljonespi@yahoo.com

Larry Jones

* Most addresses and phone number only appear in the mailed bulletin.