Poems:
“Phenomenal Woman” by Maya Angelou
“My IQ” by Ani DiFranco
“The Slant” by Ani DiFranco
“Fragmentation” by Tegan Daly
“My Name is Matthew” by Mish
Musical Selections:
“I Am What I Am” by Respect. Featuring: Hannah Jones.
“Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor
“I Am Not a Pretty Girl” by Ani DiFranco
“Sixteen Going on Seventeen” from the musical, The Sound of Music
“Woman’s Got the Power” by Jennifer Holiday
“Slave 4 U” by Britney Spears
“If You Were Gay” from the Broadway musical, Avenue Q
“How Can You Mend a Broken Heart” by The Beegees
Invitation Only:
Genderiz(ing/ed) and
Sexualiz(ing/ed)
Our bodies
Special Thanks to:
Walter Elder for reviewing our work and providing us with his
constructive criticism of our performance.
The Office of Campus Climate for providing an alternative outlet for our
social activism on campus.
The Communication Studies Department for support and
encouragement.
Bev Kratt and the University Scheduling Office for all of their help,
understanding, and compromise when dealing with
equipment and our performance Space.
Thong Lee for his understanding and help with our performance
space.
Brant Mayer for teaching us how to use tech and media equipments.
Beth Hartung's family members: Kazuya, Maya, and Noah, for
sharing Beth and her talents with our production.
The UWL Progressives for their support and participation in this
event (on and off stage).
And to all of the many other family members, friends, and partners of the
cast and crew for their understanding, supporting, encouraging, and
believing in our performance production, Invitation Only.
March 31st and April 1st,
2006
8:00 pm
Graff Main Hall Auditorium
Presented by the Office of
Campus Climate and
Communication Studies
Scenes:
“Invitational Stomp: Together We Can” [All Cast]
Directed by: Jill Hayes
“Shhh...” [All Cast]
Directed by: Satoshi Toyosaki
“I-dent-ity: Theory of Identity” [Chelsea, Jeremy, Carrie, and Jason]
Directed by: Satoshi Toyosaki
“Nature vs. Nurture: Debate on Queer Biology” [Kaitlynn and Erin]
Directed by: Carol Witmer
“Whose Fairy Tale?” [Jill, Jeremy, and Jason]
Directed by: Kaitlynn Radloff
“The Slant” by Ani DiFranco [Kaitlynn]
Directed by: Kaitlynn Radloff
“Can I Cry?” [ Jeremy, Andrew, Jill, Jason]
Directed by: Jeremy Jansen
“That Grrl and this Grrrl” [Carrie, Tegan, Kaitlynn, Jeremy, Andrew]
Directed by: Satoshi Toyosaki
* INTERMISSION *
“What if?” [All Cast]
Directed by: Chelsea O’Neil
“Deconstructing ‘the’ female voice” [Melissa]
Directed by: Beth Hartung
“Out of the Darkness” [Tegan, Erin, Jill, Chelsea, Melissa, Carrie]
Directed by: Andrew Gilbert
“My IQ” by Ani DiFranco [Kaitlynn]
Directed by: Kaitlynn Radloff
“Matthew Shepard Poem” [Jason]
Directed by: Satoshi Toyosaki
“My Body” [Jeremy and Andrew]
Directed by: Satoshi Toyosaki
“This is Our Invitation” [All Cast]
Directed by: Satoshi Toyosaki and Beth Hartung
Cast and Crew: Tegan Daly, Andrew Gilbert, Beth Hartung, Jill Hayes,
Melissa Hill, Jeremy Jansen, Erin La Voie, Carrie Olson, Chelsea O’Neil,
Kaitlynn Radloff, Jason Strangstalien, Satoshi Toyosaki, and Carol Witmer
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