Artisan Center Theater Presents
The Book of Job
Arranged for stage by Rudy Eastman Music by Joe Rogers
Originally written for and performed at Jubilee Theatre in downtown
Fort Worth
PRODUCTION RUNS October 17 – November 15, 2008
Hurst, Texas, August 7, 2008 – Artisan Center Theater invites you
to this musical story of Job, originally premiered at Jubilee theatre.
Artisan’s 150 seat theater-in-the-round is located in the historic
Belaire Plaza at 420 E. Pipeline Road. The daytime box office is
located at 418 E. Pipeline Road. The show runs Friday October 17
through Saturday November 15, 2008. Performances are Mondays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30pm with 3pm
matinees on Saturdays October 25, November 1, 8, 15. Reserved seating
tickets are $15.00 for adults, $13.00 for students and seniors, and
$8.00 for children 12 and under. Monday through Thursday tickets are
$11.00 for 13 and over, and $6.00 for 12 and under. Reservations are
strongly recommended, and can be made by calling 817-284-1200. More
information can be found on the website at http://www.ArtisanCT.com
**THE BOOK OF JOB will be interpreted for the deaf and hard of
hearing by TCC Practicum Students Angel Harper and Jenna Hogue on
Tuesday October 21.**
About the Play :
In just one day, Job lost everything. What could anyone do about a
calamity like that? Well, there is one solution. Just like Noah in
Artisan’s hit THE ARK and Joseph in JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR
DREAM COAT, what Job needed was his very own musical extravaganza!
That’s exactly what the late Rudy Eastman and his long-time musical
collaborator, Joe Rogers, thought. So, they wrote a great gospel
musical, THE BOOK OF JOB, for Marian and Rudy Eastman’s Jubilee
Theatre in downtown Fort Worth. It brought down the house then and in
its two revivals. But now, for the very first time ever outside of
Jubilee Theatre, THE BOOK OF JOB is coming to Artisan. Directed by
Sheran Goodspeed-Keyton, one of the stars of Jubilee’s previous
productions and many of the other sell-out Jubilee musicals; it has
Lloyd Harvey, our recent “Captain Hook,” as Job and a great cast
of singers and movers. You’ll be wagging your fingers and stomping and
hollering right along with job’s judgmental neighbors as they belt out
“What You Done” (must have been pretty bad to deserve this)!!!
This glorious, infectious, colorful, soulful emotional entertaining
production is good for the whole family.
CAST
Job – Lloyd Harvey
Story Teller – Loretta Davis, Vivian Hollings
Satan – Aaron Petite, Michael Rain
Voice of God – Ken Long
Job’s Wife/2nd Voice of God – Feleceia Benton, Nana Osei
Eliphaz – Greg Burton, Douglas Carter
Bildad – Alan Earl, Jeff Florence
Zophar – Jon Kennedy, Bob Beck
Woman #1 Chelsea Duncan Latrice Wilson
Woman #2 Judy Keller Teri McHargue
Woman #3 Amber Williams Shanice Antwine
Woman #4 Jennifer Porter Kennard Jennifer Porter Kennard
Messenger #1 Donald Stanciell David Rodriguez
Messenger #2 DeWayne Smith Caroline Probasco
Messenger #3 Mary Edmon Renee Griffin
Messenger #4 Jessica Keller Baird Harbin
Messenger #5 Tasia Robinson Fabiola Fenelon
Production Staff
Producer – Dee Ann Blair
Director – Sheran Goodspeed-Keyton
Music Director – Demetrius Ethley
Choreographer – Sheran Goodspeed-Keyton
Stage Manager – Jennifer Cadenhead
Costume Designer – Crickett Pettigrew
Set Design – Jason Leyva, Sheran Goodspeed-Keyton
Photography – Al Smith
SUMMARY OF THE BOOK OF JOB:
Who: Artisan Center Theater, a 150 seat theater-in-the-round
What: THE BOOK OF JOB
When: October 18 through November 15, 2008
Where: The Belaire Plaza, 420 E. Pipeline Road, Hurst, Texas
Director: Sheran Goodspeed-Keyton
Showtimes: 7:30pm Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and
Saturdays, with 3pm matinees on Oct 25, Nov 1,8, 15, 2008.
Tickets: Reserved seats: $15.00 for adults, $13.00 for students and
senior citizens, $8.00 for children 12 and under. Mondays thru
Thursdays are $11.00 for ages 13 and up and $6.00 for 12 and under.
Reservations: Call 817-284-1200; web site: http://www.ArtisanCT.com
Pictured in photos (left to right):
Pic 1 – Lloyd Harvey, Arron Petite
Pic 2 Back – Feleceia Benton, Lloyd Harvey
Center – DeWayne Smith, Baird Harbin, Mary Edmon
Front – Caroline Probasco, David Rodriguez
Pic 3 Back – Aaron Petite, Ken Long
Front – Lloyd Harvey
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