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Mike Roberts
(Vinnie) debuted at Civic in You Can't Take
It With You and was most recently seen this season in To
Kill A Mockingbird. A graduate of Ferris State University,
he is employed by Gordon Food Service. He has also done
some work as a student of GRCT's School of Theatre Arts.
He would like to thank his family and Kim for all her
encouragement and support. |
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Tom Creamer
(Murray) returns to the Civic stage after ten years. He was
last seen performing in 1940's Radio Hour in 1995, and has
also performed at Spectrum Theatre. Tom also appreared in
GRCT Music Man (1992), On Borrowed Time (1993), and On
Golden Pond (1994). Tom is a self employed financial
planner for seniors. |
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Mac
(Speed) is making his debut on the Civic stage, having only
recently moved to West Michigan. He has done extensive work
with the Flint Community Players, Vertigo Productions, and
Flint City Theatre. His major productions include A
Midsummer Night's Dream, Laughter On the 23rd Floor,
Mousetrap, and God's Coming for Breakfast, Don't Burn the
Toast! |
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Dick Becker
(Roy) was a student of the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
School of Theatre Arts, and has performed in Civic's
Rebecca and Arsenic and Old Lace. In addition, he performed
in two Tre Leon Troupes. He is employed as the Corporate
Relations Manager with Steelcase. |
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Greg Rogers
(Oscar) is no stranger to Civic's stage. Most recently he
appeared in Rounding Third and Baby at Circle Theatre and
was last seen on the Civic stage as one of the famous
gangsters in Kiss Me Kate. He has performed numerous times
with GRCT, Circle Theatre, Actor's Theatre, Heritage
Theatre, and Jewish Theatre. He has won two Grand Awards,
for Vast Difference at Circle and The Cripple of Inishmaan
at Actors. He is currently serving as a past President on
the Actor's Theatre board of directors, and as chair of the
Grand Rapids Combined Theatre Scholarship Fund. |
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Billy Konsoer
(Felix) recently returned from Chicago, and has been busy
ever since. Just this year he has been in Assassins at
Actor's Theatre, as well as Beauty & The Beast and Lend Me
A Tenor at Circle Theatre. He was last seen at Civic in our
1997 production of Guys & Dolls. Billy is also a
freelance artist and would like to give thanks to Maureen
Dreher for all her help. |
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Kim Mercatante
(Cecily) debuted at Civic in 1985's My Fair Lady. She has
won Grand Awards for her performances at Civic in Little
Shop of Horrors and the '97 performance of Sylvia. She has
also been seen in 2001's showing of Sylvia, Barefoot In the
Park, Woody Guthrie's American Song, The Mystery of Edwin
Drood, Rumors, and The Women. No stranger to theatre Kim
was seen this summer in Lend Me a Tenor at Circle Theatre
and has performed with Actors and can be seen around town
with caberet shows. Of course, nothing gets better than
working for Gordon Food Service- "the best." |
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Malinda Petersen
(Gwendolyn) is making her Civic Theatre debut in The Odd
Couple. She graduated with a degree in theatre from Drake
University and has also performed at Actors Theatre in
Angels in America and at Jewish Theatre in The Fiddler's
House. "Love to Molly and Britt for letting me play." |