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Welcome to Rover and the middle of our SWEET 16th Season! We are pleased to bring you eight exciting mainstage shows and three play festivals this season, plus bonus holiday shows at Christmas and Valentine’s Day, as well as classes and camps for children and adults!

Make sure to get your punch cards and season samplers! Not only do season tickets save you money, we’ve got yet another mix of classic shows you should have heard of and brand new plays, including three exciting festivals! Don’t miss out!

Join us as we grow, won’t you? Volunteers make all of this possible. We are a business. We are an art. We are a community. If you have ever been a part of any of these things, you have the skills we’re looking for! We’re looking for people to join our dynamic Board of Directors, help us write grants, network on Rover’s behalf with local businesses, build sets, join our new guild - if you’ve got a talent, we can probably make use of it!

Just give your contact information to the box office or a roving board member and we’ll take it from there. You can also send an email to Rover’s Artistic Director Carol M. Rice at carol@roverdramawerks.com for more information or with kudos, questions, or concerns about anything Rover related, too!

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More than anything though, we love it when you’re here in our audience. We need and appreciate your support and hope to see you again SOON. Don’t forget to make your tax-deductible donations and buy your season tickets!

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presents

BY LARRY HEROLD Directed by Paul McKenzie

May 26 - June 18

Thursdays and Fridays at 8:00 p.m. Saturdays at 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

Season sponsors:

Special Thanks

Crisis would not have been possible without the generous contributions of the following:

Gary Anderson Tom Cao - FLOWERAMA of Plano

City of Plano dB Designs

Grace Draper Dave and Mitzi Hubbard

Lindsey Humphries Kevin Macleod

Plano Used Office Furniture Pocket Sandwich Theatre

Jason Rice Runway Theatre

Texas Commission on the Arts Texas Nonprofit Theatres Summer Theatre Intern Program

Uptown Players Celia Wilkinson

We also want to thank our wonderful donors, season sponsors, and purchasers of program ads.

Please visit those businesses whose ads you see here and let them know you appreciate their support of the arts!

YOU, for being in our audience - with an extra special thanks to our season ticket holders!

Please turn off all cellular phones, pagers, wristwatch alarms, tablets, and other noise and light making devices.

There will be no smoking or vaping in the theatre.

Crisis is produced by special permission of the playwright, Larry Herold.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! If we have failed to acknowledge you, please accept our sincere apology

and let us know so we can rectify the situation.

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George Elwell ▪ Jack & Patricia Forbess ▪ Doug Grace ▪ Carla Graham ▪ Andrea H. ▪ Genie Hammel ▪ Darlene Humphries ▪ Stephanie Kelly ▪

Donna Latham ▪ Linda M. Lee & Jay Isham ▪ Debbie & Dave Marshall ▪ Martin Family ▪ Carol & Tim McNutt ▪ Vivian Reed ▪ The Ronald ▪

In Memory of Caryl Scales ▪ Alasdair Seth ▪ Buster Spiller ▪ A Star Sushi & Seafood Buffet ▪ Tan Lines ▪ Dave Tenney ▪ Janelle Twyford ▪

Pete & Marilyn Van Leuvan ▪ Glynda & Charles Welch ▪ The Wickwares ▪ Kenny Wilson

First Watch - $20 to $49

A. Ivan White ▪ Anonymous (8) ▪ Deb Caperton Ballard ▪ Howard Barber ▪ Janet Behning ▪ Vicki Biddy ▪ Mark, Debbie & Aaron Blankenship ▪

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Adrian Giuhat ▪ Susan Goodell ▪ Lawrence Groves ▪ Susan Long Haga ▪ Gayle Ormsby Hargis ▪ Rae Harville ▪ Keith Hoffmaster ▪ Robbi Holman ▪

Kelli Ivy ▪ Charlotte Kolls ▪ Mrs. Y.L. ▪ Jim Long ▪ Catherine Luster ▪ Mirna Lynch ▪ Simeon Manjus ▪ Tom McCallister ▪ Pamela McNutt ▪

David Meermans ▪ Libby Mitchell ▪ George Morris ▪ Bill Naifeh ▪ Betty Nieczyporowicz ▪ Jennifer O’Grady ▪ Melissa O'Neal ▪ Janette Oswald ▪

Nancy Pistilli ▪ John Reas ▪ Jody Reed ▪ Laura Reyes ▪ Lo & Karen Robinson ▪ Ken Rock ▪ Monica Salhuana ▪ Daniel Scheve ▪

Mark-Brian Sonna ▪ Frank & Linda Stepan ▪ Linda Stevens ▪ Jenne Stone ▪ Marcia Stuart ▪ Ellen Davis Sullivan ▪ Lauren Tunnell ▪ Lloyd Turney ▪

Beverly Wassberg ▪ Dale Wheeler ▪ Tracy Yost ▪ Melody Yuhn

Crusader - $10,000 and above City of Plano ▪ Texas Commission on the Arts

Trailblazer - $5000 to $9999

The Dale Wasserman Foundation ▪ Naifeh Photography ▪ Caitlin Schraufnagel ▪ Randy & Diana Wright of The Wright Solution

Pioneer - $2500 to $4999

Anonymous (2) ▪ David McCall ▪ Truman & Joanne Rice

Explorer - $1000 to $2499 Marion & Dianne Brockette ▪ Curran Tomko Tarski LLP ▪ Mike Hathaway ▪ HP Enterprise Services ▪ Hunt Consolidated, Inc. ▪ Jason & Carol Rice ▪

Steven Shaw ▪ Robert R. Smith ▪ Texas Instruments Foundation ▪ Ken Willingham

Adventurer - $500 to $999

Anonymous (2) ▪ Tim & Jane Birkhead ▪ Bridge Builder Academy ▪ John R. Caldwell ▪ Kelly & Russell Clarkson ▪

Communities Foundation of Texas ▪ Margo Lynn Hablutzel ▪ Hirsch’s Specialty Meats ▪ Lennox Corp. ▪ Ashley Morris-Johnson

Guide - $200 to $499

AlphaGraphics ▪ Robin Attaway ▪ The Auto Shop ▪ bHIP Global, Inc. ▪ Bud & Bonnie Barlow ▪ BJ’s Restaurant ▪ Melody & John Bock ▪

Jerred Chute ▪ Edward Coyle ▪ Nancy Day ▪ Deep Ellum Brewing Company ▪ Ruth DeNamur ▪ Vivek Dhas ▪ Dr. Mary Ann Dudko ▪ Einstein Bros. Bagels ▪ Flowerama of Plano ▪ Frito Lay ▪ Goodsearch.com ▪ Alice and Bill Hobbs ▪

Lindsey Humphries ▪ Victoria Irvine ▪ Paul & Cynthia James ▪ Terrie W. Justus ▪ Jerry Kezheya ▪ Mike & Sherry Kidd ▪

Doug & Debi Kilmer ▪ Dave and Mary Beth King ▪ Kolache Station ▪ Howard & Joyce Korn ▪ Matt McNiell ▪ Ron Miller ▪ Jim & Pat Mitchell ▪

Photography by Misty ▪ Raising Cane’s ▪ Paula Raven ▪ Barry Schneider & Nancy Corley ▪ Tom Thumb ▪ Stella Vea ▪

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Outrider - $100 to $199

Angela’s at the Crosswalk ▪ Anonymous (2) ▪ Elena & Ira Barash ▪ Janet Behning ▪ Gregory Boydston ▪ Mike & Teresa Bronsky ▪ Linda Bross ▪

Jackie & Oscar Burchard ▪ Capital One Services, Inc. ▪ Roger Carver ▪ Linda Coleman ▪ Richard Fiske ▪ Susan Fortin ▪ Dan & Claudia Gray ▪

Dale Gutt ▪ Julie Holmer & David Rankin ▪ Annika Horne ▪ Sonya Jones ▪ Mary Kennard ▪ Darcy Koss ▪ Mirna Lynch ▪ Rich Machado ▪

Marilyn Mahoney ▪ Anne McGravie ▪ David & Mei Meermans ▪ Howard & Brenda Moyes ▪ North Texas Chamber ▪ Dr. William Parr ▪

Andy Sayers ▪ Ron Seher ▪ James & Heather Shin ▪ In Memory of Frank Shirar ▪ Cathy Sims ▪ Patricia Storck & Christopher Parr ▪

Peter & Marilyn Van Leuvan ▪ Debbie Watson ▪ Elena Westbrook ▪ Richard Wills

Rover Dramawerks Donors The Cast Margot Euston...........................................................................Carol M. Rice Jack Carville.....................................................................................Gary Eoff Charles Prince............................................................................Matt Gunther Cindy.......................................................................................Shelby Gilliland General Chavera......................................................................Michael Speck

The Production Staff Director.…...............................................................................Paul McKenzie Stage Manager..............................................................................Darcy Koss Set Designer………….................................................................Kevin Brown Costume Designer...………...................................................Sakura Brunette Sound Designer....................................................................Danica Bergeron Lighting Designer.…..……….....…………................................Jack Wilkinson Properties Designer.….....................….................................Terrie W. Justus Light Board Operator.....................................................................Darcy Koss Sound Board Operator.................................................................Chad Jones Backstage Crew..........................................................................Alison Baron Allison Garrett Ralph Garrett Program.................……………………………………..................Carol M. Rice Box Office…………………………………..................................Kim Wickware Show Logo Design..................................................................Mike Hathaway

About the Play

When a corporation screws up - like, for instance, when the CEO is seen doing questionable things in a viral YouTube video - they bring in a crisis

expert. Someone to circle the wagons. Handle the media. Control the panic. That would be Margot Euston. All she needs is for CEO Jack Carville to be

completely honest. But honesty is not a part of Jack's business plan.

There will be one 15-minute intermission.

Rover's Mission

Presenting treasures, new and rediscovered: theatre "off the beaten path."

Rover Dramawerks produces lost or forgotten works of well-known authors,

revives excellent scripts that have suffered from lack of exposure, and discovers unknown gems of the stage.

Who's Who Alison Baron (Backstage Crew) is thrilled to have been invited to work at Rover. When not at the theatre, Alison can be found napping. During pre and post naps, Alison is probably coloring or mentally preparing herself for college next year. If none of the above applies, you might find her spontaneously dancing, at Allen's Community Theatre, or at home deciding which pair of socks accurately reflects her mood today.

Danica Bergeron (Sound Designer) is excited to return to Rover, having previously designed sound for Four Weddings and an Elvis. The two-time Column Award winner is the owner of dB Designs, a theatrical design company, and designs audio around the Metroplex. Some of her previous design credits include: Spring Awakening, The Lion in Winter, Nevermore, Cabaret, Monty Python's Spamalot, Streamers, Over the River and Through the Woods, Legally Blonde, The Addams Family, and more.

Kevin Brown (Set Designer) is happy to return to Rover Dramawerks. His previous work was the lobby design out front and These Two Couples Went to Italy. Kevin is a Registered Interior Designer who owns Studio Brown Designs. His work includes, but is not limited to, Residential, Commercial, Multi-family Housing, Remodel Consultation, Merchandizing, Holiday Décor, and Theatrical Set Design and Dressing. Kevin’s work has been seen on several stages across the DFW area including Uptown Players, ONSTAGE in Bedford, Runway Theatre, MainStage Irving Las Colinas, The Other Theater Experience, Musical Theater of Denton, and Mesquite Community Theater. Runway’s Cabaret won him the Column Award for best original set design in 2015. Kevin gives thanks to his friend Charla for her consistent encouragement. www.facebook.com/StudioBrownDesigns

Sakura Brunette (Costume Designer) is thrilled to be part of the World Premiere of Crisis, and her second production at Rover! She is a recent graduate of the McMaster Theatre and Film program. "McMaster... I've never heard of that?" Well that's because Sakura is brand new to Texas from that place up north with moose, Mounties and maple syrup! When she's not at the theatre, Sakura loves doing makeup for various events and photoshoots, as well as volunteering her time as a Pet Photographer at the Plano City Animal Shelter. She'd like to thank the Rover Dramawerks family for continuing to let her be a part of amazing projects and making her feel so welcome in this community.

First Friday INSIDERS

What’s better than being a VIP? Being a Rover Dramawerks INSIDER.

Sure VIPs receive special treatment, but INSIDERS not only receive special treatment

but are also treated to the additional perks that only INSIDERS get.

What perks, you may ask?

Following the show on the First Friday of each new production, INSIDERS are treated to a private soirée with food, drink,

and the chance to hobnob with playwrights, actors, directors, and designers.

If you already have tickets for another performance but wish to attend the First Friday and become an INSIDER, call or send us an email.

We will gladly move your existing tickets to the First Friday.

The INSIDER meet and greet with food and beverage following the show is included in your ticket price, so please stick around and let us meet you!

Tickets may be purchased online or at the box office.

For our SWEET 16 Season, First Friday INSIDER tickets are included FREE with your Season Ticket Package

when you choose the first Friday of the run as your date!

Become a subscriber today!

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• Readers Choice Awards - Best of Collin County • D Magazine - Best Meat Market • City of Plano- Environmental Star of Excellence • Plano Chamber of Commerce - Small Business of the Year • City of Plano Health Inspection - Consistent Grade A inspection Gary Eoff (Jack Carville) is thrilled to be returning to the Rover stage with this world

premier show. Active around the Metroplex, some of his favorite roles include Max in The Cupcake Conspiracy (Rover Dramawerks), Sparky in Forever Plaid (Grand Prairie Arts Council/Mesquite Community Theatre), The Big Bad Wolf in Shrek: the Musical (Grand Prairie Arts Council), Lloyd in Noises Off (Mesquite Community Theatre), The Baker in Into the Woods (Grand Prairie Arts Council), Rhett Herring in Silver Screen Slayer (Camp Death Productions/Pocket Sandwich Theatre), and Malcolm MacGregor in The Full Monty (Theatre Arlington). He also was recently part of the cast of The Walking Dead Experience, produced by Skybound Entertainment and Walker Stalker Con. Gary is a graduate of KD Conservatory and is represented by the Kim Dawson Agency. He would like to thank his family and friends for their continued support. ILYP!

Allison Garrett (Backstage Crew, TNT Summer Intern) is excited to join Rover Dramawerks as the summer intern. She is currently a student at UT- Austin where she is studying Theatre Education. At UT, she has assistant stage managed the main stage shows, Enter a Woman Pretty Enough, and Teatro Mágico. She wants to thank Rover and Texas Nonprofit Theatre for allowing her to have this amazing opportunity.

Shelby Gilliland (Cindy) is honored to be acting in her first show at Rover! She is currently a theatre major at Stephen F. Austin State University, where she will be receiving her Bachelor of Fine Arts. She will spend the next year studying abroad at International Drama Schools in London and Barcelona. She'd like to thank her family and friends for their continuous support and the whole team at Rover Dramawerks, who have made her feel welcome since the second she stepped in their door last summer to intern for them.

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It has been too many years since Matt Gunther (Charles Prince) has been on the Rover stage and he is thrilled to join this wonderful cast for the world premiere of Crisis. He studied electrical engineering and theater at New Mexico State University, so you know where he makes his living. However, his right brain is grateful to get out of the house occasionally and feed. Some of his favorite shows he’s played in the DFW area include Everything in the Garden, Social Security, Half and Half, 12 Angry Jurors, Two Rooms, Over the River and Through the Woods, and Behind the Cotton Curtain – Remembering Medgar Evers. Matt has written several screenplays, stage plays, poetry, and tons of prose for the last 30 years, although his favorite thing to write is love notes to his wife Penny. Theater is a time-consuming effort and only with her love and support is he able to sate that which he’s tried to give up, but which always draws him back. (Right brain roars!) Down boy.

Larry Herold (Playwright) is from Dallas. He wishes all theaters were as fun, passionate and open to new plays as Rover Dramawerks. Thanks to Carol R. for the yes, Kevin K. for the notes, and David M. for the inspiration. Crisis is dedicated, as always, to the lovely EB.

Chad Jones (Sound Board Operator) is proud to be in his first ever “Crisis” at Rover Dramawerks. Chad has been previously seen at MCT in The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild, All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, Dearly Departed, Driving Miss Daisy, and their Birthday Bash, and was Stage Manager/Assistant Director for The Cemetery Club and crew for A Tuna Christmas. Chad is a graduate of Forney High School and attended Eastfield College in Mesquite, then completing his BA at UNT. Chad is looking forward to more Rover Dramawerks performances and spending the rest of his life, with the love of his life Ashly, whom he met while in MCT’s ...Kindergarten.

Terrie W. Justus (Props Designer) has worked with Rover since 2002, as a performer, property designer, producer, and board member. Her favorite performance was in the title role of Veronica’s Room. She has designed props for numerous productions at Rover, including Cactus Flower, 18 Holes, Out of Sterno, WRENS, and Sherlock Holmes and the Jersey Lily, to name a few. She has also designed props for Pocket Sandwich Theatre’s productions of Journey to the Center of the Earth, Herbbits, Wizards & Borks, Oh My!, Triangles and Moon Over Buffalo.

Darcy Koss (Stage Manager) began working backstage for Rover in 2011, when she worked on Murder at the Orient Burlesque. A few of the shows she has stage managed for Rover include Rocket Man, The Girls in 509, Bloody Murder, WRENS, Same Time Next Year, Other People's Money, and 18 Holes. Most recently she branched out a bit to stage manage Steel Magnolias for the Company of Rowlett Performers. She loves working with the cast and crew and bringing the shows to life, which is especially fun on a world premiere like Crisis. She'd like to thank Jason and Carol for allowing her to be a part of the Rover family.

Paul McKenzie (Director) is excited to be directing the World Premiere of Crisis! Paul has directed Other People's Money and Completely Hollywood (abridged) for Rover. Other favorite projects include Lend Me a Tenor, Forever Plaid, and Dearly Departed. Thanks to family and friends for their continued support and encouragement!

Rover Dramawerks is honored to host an intern through Texas Nonprofit Theatres. Welcome Allison Garrett! She just arrived on Monday, May 23, we’ve already got her working hard! She’s a part of our backstage crew for Crisis and will be helping out at rehearsals for our upcoming 10-minute play festival. Also while she’s here, she’ll teach at our drama camps and run lights and sound for a camp showcase, attend fundraising webinars and assist in grant writing, help clean out our prop room, attend Rotary meetings and functions with board members, work in the box office, attend production meetings for Heels Over Head and put up posters in store windows all over town. We’re also making sure she gets a sampling of what the other theatres in the area have to offer by taking her to shows at the Pocket Sandwich Theatre, Camp Death Productions, and ONSTAGE in Bedford, to name a few. Allison Garrett is a junior Theatre Education Major at the University of Texas, with the goal of teaching high school theatre. Later this summer, she will also be spending five weeks at LifeStage in Grapevine as their intern through TNT. Allison is with us through June 25, and we’ll miss her when she’s gone. We think she has a very bright future in theatre. Texas Nonprofit Theatres is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the theatres of Texas and the communities they serve. TNT, with the support of the Texas Commission on the Arts, sponsors internships to address the needs of theatres for qualified assistance, and the need of students for information about theatre careers and for job opportunities in the field. The goal of the program is to expose students to the theatre profession by providing firsthand experience working with and in theatres; giving an overview of current issues in the profession; and facilitating job opportunities through contacts made in the Texas theatre community. Please visit www.texastheatres.org for more information about TNT.

Meet the Intern! Carol M. Rice (Margot Euston) is the Artistic Director of Rover Dramawerks, as well as one of the co-founders. For Rover, she has appeared in Everything in the Garden (Jenny), Woman in Mind (Susan), Bloody Murder (Lady Somerset), and Cactus Flower (Stephanie Dickinson), and she most recently appeared in Steel Magnolias (M’Lynn) with the Company of Rowlett Performers. A few of the plays she has directed for Rover include The Cupcake Conspiracy, Written in Time, Morphic Resonance, and Epic Proportions, and she will be directing Kong’s Night Out later this season. Also a playwright, Carol has plays published through Next Stage Press (nextstagepress.com) and Brooklyn Publishers (brookpub.com). Despite her absolute love of theatre, her favorite roles are Wife to best friend Jason and Mom to Stephen and Scott.

Michael Speck (General Chavera) is back at Rover! Recently he could be seen here acting in one of the One Day Only events. Prior to that, he has performed in The Crowd You're in With, Little Mary Sunshine, and Wonder of the World. He has also performed in the area for Theatre Britain in shows such as The Mousetrap and King Arthur. When not acting onstage, he can also be found doing voiceovers for Funimation and starring as the title role in the web series Ronnie Redshirt, which can be found on YouTube.

Jack Wilkinson (Lighting Designer) joined the Rover Dramawerks family with his design for Rocket Man. He is EXTREMELY excited to be working on the world premiere production of Crisis! Prior to returning to the Dallas Metroplex, he spent a 25 year design spree in the SF Bay area working with West Bay Opera, as well as other companies. So far he seems to be enjoying the Rover group and hopes to be doing more work with them in the future.

2016 Rover Drama Camps

We’ve got a WHOLE SUMMER FULL of exciting camps RIGHT HERE! Sign up online or at the box office!

BREAK A LEG June 13-17 IMPROV TO ACTING June 20-24

IMPROV CHARACTERS & PERFORMANCE June 20-24

The week of Independence Day: Four half day camps July 6-8 MUSICAL THEATRE CHOREOGRAPHY

YOUNG WRITERS CAMP STAGE COMBAT

SFX MAKEUP & CREATURE FEATURES

MUSICAL THEATER July 25 - August 5

BREAK YOUR OTHER LEG August 8-12

And we have discounts! $25 sibling discount! $10 off for repeating students! Bring 3 friends to camp and your tuition is half off! (Discounts not combinable.)

Sign up and get more info: www.roverdramawerks.com.

Up Next For Rover Dramawerks

The winners of our second annual 10-minute comedy contest.

June 30 - July 9

by Susan Goodell directed by Frances Seman

Two total strangers have eloped after an ecstatic first meeting at a bungee jump, but neither suspects a future with terrifying roommates, unbreakable leases, an internet stalker, an ex-boyfriend, and nomadic bouncing between two extreme households. Rover SECONDS Play Contest Winner!

July 21 - August 13

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!

In Loving Memory

On May 20, 2016, Rover Dramawerks lost a member of our theatre family. Christian Hopson (stage name Christian Alexandria) was a large part of our recent 365 Women a Year Festival, with roles in three of the plays. She was also cast in this production of Crisis. While her role has been recast, she can never be replaced in our hearts. Even though Christian was relatively new to Rover, we all fell in love with her beautiful spirit and giving nature. And she was a very talented actress. She has

been in several short films, several of which can be found on YouTube, and she had a bright future ahead of her in theatre and film that was cut tragically short. Christian was only 26.