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Arizona Broadway Theatre's Volunteers
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Pump Boys
Arizona Broadway Theatre awards raffle giveaways during the 400-seat dinner theatre’s volunteer appreciation luncheon on April 16, 2008. Sun City resident, Bonnie Kravitz, won an autographed poster signed by the cast of Pump Boys and Dinettes, which ran from July 27 to Sept. 9, 2007.
Photo Credit:
Marla Levine ©2008 |
Fiddler
Betty Hoisington, a Sun City resident, signed up as an Arizona Broadway Theatre volunteer escort after seeing Damn Yankees, up at bat from March 9 to April 23, 2006. She also pitches in on the Diamond Club team during spring training at the Peoria Sports Complex. At ABT’s volunteer appreciation luncheon held on April 16, 2008, she won an autographed poster signed by the cast of Fiddler on the Roof, which ran Jan. 11 to March 2, 2008.
Photo Credit:
Marla Levine ©2008 |
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Grease
Arizona Broadway Theatre awards raffle giveaways during the 400-seat dinner theatre’s volunteer appreciation luncheon on April 16, 2008. Volunteer escort Rick Baldwin won a Grease T-Shirt and an autographed poster signed by the cast of Crazy for You, which ran from Nov. 9 to Dec. 30, 2007. “Crazy for You was my first show as a customer,” Baldwin recalled. “I loved Crazy for You and came to see it three times.”
Photo Credit:
Marla Levine ©2008 |
Stars
As a show of gratitude, Arizona Broadway Theatre staged a volunteer appreciation luncheon attended by 140 on April 16, 2008. Volunteer escorts Marie Gallo (from left), Kathleen Shanahan, Rose Fleming and Monta Ewing sport their “Volunteers Are Stars in Our Eyes!” T-shirts, which they received at last year’s luncheon. Call ABT’s box office at 623-776-8400 for dinner-and-show tickets to the upcoming musicals Ain’t Misbehavin’, The Music Man and Nunsense.
Photo Credit:
Marla Levine ©2008 |
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Originals
The Arizona Broadway Theatre’s director of guest services, Tracy Williams (second from right), shows appreciation to several of the original escorts for their dedicated service since the 2005-2006 Premiere Season. ABT applauded 140 escorts in attendance at the 400-seat dinner theatre’s volunteer appreciation luncheon on April 16, 2008.
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Marla Levine ©2008 |
Lot of Laughs
The Arizona Broadway Theatre’s artistic producer, Cassandra Klaphake (right), and her husband, executive producer, Kiel Klaphake, share lots of laughs with volunteer escort Pat Crowe at the 400-seat dinner theatre’s volunteer appreciation luncheon on April 16, 2008. Crowe was the first volunteer to sign-up for the premiere season’s musical Anything Goes, which due to ABT’s construction delays debuted in a temporary tent pavilion erected at the Peoria Sports Complex on Nov. 4, 2005.
Photo Credit:
Marla Levine ©2008 |
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Jim Green & More
At a volunteer appreciation luncheon on April 16, 2008, the Arizona Broadway Theatre’s executive producer, Kiel Klaphake (standing) welcomes Lem Tang (from right), John Salas and Mary Lou Salas, all volunteer escorts since the 2005-2006 Premiere Season, seated with ABT’s board of directors president, Jim Green. Mary Lou Salas said, “We wouldn’t be here if we didn’t love it.” John Salas agreed, “Keeps me young.”
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Marla Levine ©2008 |
Anything Goes
Arizona Broadway Theatre’s director of guest services, Tracy Williams, congratulates Keith Campbell, a 15-year resident of Arrowhead Ranch in Glendale, for receiving the first raffle giveaway awarded during the 400-seat dinner theatre’s volunteer appreciation luncheon on April 16, 2008. A longtime Tuesday-evening escort, Campbell was among the original 18 volunteers to usher in guests for ABT’s 2005-2006 Premiere Season. Most appropriately, he won an autographed poster signed by the cast of Anything Goes, which due to ABT’s construction delays debuted in a temporary tent pavilion erected at the Peoria Sports Complex on Nov. 4, 2005.
Photo Credit:
Marla Levine ©2008 |
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Pat & Marilyn
The Arizona Broadway Theatre’s marketing and public relations director, Marilyn Eisenberg (right), applauds volunteer escort Pat Crowe for being a key player in building community spirit for the 400-seat dinner theatre. Crowe was the first volunteer to sign-up for the premiere season’s musical Anything Goes, which due to ABT’s construction delays debuted in a temporary tent pavilion erected at the Peoria Sports Complex on Nov. 4, 2005.
Photo Credit:
Marla Levine ©2008 |
Culinary Arts
At a volunteer appreciation luncheon on April 16, 2008, Arizona Broadway Theatre’s executive chef, Allen Dowe, and food and beverage manager, Diane Hetrick, applaud the roster of 256 volunteer escorts that seat guests at eight shows a week in the 400-seat dinner theatre.
Photo Credit:
Marla Levine ©2008 |
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