A Silver Anniversary Gift from the Silver Screen
It’s 1939 and, while war threatens in Europe, in Hollywood the battle over who will play Scarlett O’Hara is over. Filming of Gone with the Wind is in full gear when producer David O. Selznick (played by Skip Taft) secretly halts production to replace the director and rewrite the script. He knows just who to have his long-suffering secretary (Diana Potter) call for the rewrites—Ben Hecht, the fastest typewriter in Los Angeles. And to direct—Victor Fleming, a no-nonsense man’s man (played by Travis W. Hopkins) who’ll get the film finished. But Hecht (portrayed by Steve Maheras) is the only person in America who hasn’t read the novel. For five frantic and funny days behind the locked office door, producer and director act out the episodes for the reluctant screenwriter who’s far more concerned with the fate of Europe’s Jews than he is with what happens to Rhett and Scarlett. It might be easier if they had more to survive on than bananas, peanuts, and determination. Jackie Czerepinski directs the mayhem and ISU design student Kai Manzo is providing the set.
Moonlight and Magnolias contains some adult content and language.
Dinner & Show $30.00
Show Only $15.00 (tax included)
ISU Students $5.00 Show Only
January 28, 29 February 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 2011
Cocktails 6:00 Dinner Served 7-7:30 Curtain 8:00 p.m.
The Warehouse 1009 S. 2nd Pocatello, ID
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL The Raven’s Nest at 232-2232
Delicious Dinner from our New Caterer
We’re happy to announce that Perkins is now our caterer. During the run of Moonlight and Magnolias they’ll be serving: Prime Rib; Mushroom-Swiss Chicken;
Baked Potatoes; Corn; Tossed Salad; and for dessert, French Silk and Carmel Apple Pies—a warm and wonderful winter menu.
Gifts from Friends for Our Lobby
To launch our Silver Anniversary season we’re featuring gifts in our lobby gallery. Some are gifts of very special clothing from friends of Westside. Some are gifts that were given to Board of Directors member Deborah Flair by artist James Pavelek. A native Texan, “Pav” worked as a production artist for Film Score Monthly magazine in Los Angeles. Before his death in 2003, he produced more than 1,000 works in a variety of media. Many of them were celebrity sketches like the pastels of characters from Gone with the Wind you’ll see copies of in our lobby. Join us at 6:00 p.m. on opening night for a glass of champagne to celebrate these gifts and to toast our 25 years of making marvelous theatre.
Gifts from Friends for Our Lobby
To launch our Silver Anniversary season we’re featuring gifts in our lobby gallery. Some are gifts of very special clothing from friends of Westside. Some are gifts that were given to Board of Directors member Deborah Flair by artist James Pavelek. A native Texan, “Pav” worked as a production artist for Film Score Monthly magazine in Los Angeles. Before his death in 2003, he produced more than 1,000 works in a variety of media. Many of them were celebrity sketches like the pastels of characters from Gone with the Wind you’ll see copies of in our lobby. Join us at 6:00 p.m. on opening night for a glass of champagne to celebrate these gifts and to toast our 25 years of making marvelous theatre.
Grand Prize Winners of Our 2010 Raffle
Following the closing performance of On Golden Pond, 2010 Yearly Raffle Winners were drawn. The Grand Prize of four Dinner and Show Season Tickets and four t-shirts for each production for 2011 went to Phil Joslin. Betty Catterson won second prize—the three-liter bottle of Robert Mondavi Cabernet Sauvignon. Third prize, Two Dinner and Show Season Tickets for 2011, went to Britni Garz . Congratulations to the winners and thanks to everyone who purchased a raffle ticket in 2010. Raffle sales make our mortgage payments and help with ongoing upgrades to the physical plant like our half-finished new roof.