The Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1990 Page: 3 of 4
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October 4,1990_
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ensemble potential. “Everyone
involved in the production is
really intrcgal. There’s really
no star. It’s very much an en-
semble effort and I think it's
[where] the school has gained
a reputation toward A.C.T.F."
David Budbill will be on
campus from Oct. 3rd to 11th
to work with the Judevine cast
and lecture to various theatre
classes. “Vermont has an im-
age ... in people’s minds,’’ said
Budbill regarding where the
play takes place, “There is a
reality underneath the image..
. The way things appear is not
always as they are."
“[I write about] out of the
way places ... The people are
visible there but they’re for-
gotten . . . What I’m always
writing about are those forgot-
ten people ... The people that
arc invisible - that’s what in-
terests me,” said Budbill.
R. D. Eno, in Vermont Life
Magazine, described Judevine
as "a raw, unsweetened portrait
of a fictional community . . .
populated by hardscrabble
farmers, woodcutters, mini-
mum-wage slaves, ne’er do
wells, and welfare poor.
Socked away in [Vermont’s]
‘Northeast Kingdom,’
Judevine represents the gritty
backside of - * Vermont Beauti-
ful.’”
Sam Hatcher, who most re-
cently appeared in The
Fantastic.ks. is now in the
Judevine cast. Halcherworked
with Jerry Russell in another
contemporary, original play
five years ago called Final As-
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semhlv. Just as Budbill will be
on campus to work with Russell
this year for Judevine, Final
Assembly's author Phil Reeves
collaborated with Russel five
years ago.
‘That was a great experi-
ence,” recalls Jerry Russell,
“Unfortunately, [Reeves] had
to go a way midway though the
rehearsal process ... we had
continuing changes that we
made and I had to keep calling
him... It became a long dis-
tance, shared, creative pro-
cess.”
“Big difference with
Judevine because it’s already
had productions. It’s had sev-
eral small productions but it
recievcd it’s full professional
production this year at the
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atre in San Francisco, which is
a pretty sizable organization,"
Jerry Russell said.
Along with Sam Hatcher, the
other members of the ensemble
include David Scheppler,
Walter Wykes, Chase PerTett,
Emily Warfield, and MarzeiJ
Baker. Wendy Wester, Shelly
Pruitt, Eric Edwards, and
Regina Reale are al so members
of the cast. The two - act play
has about 25 chara cters which
will be distributed among the
ten performers.
"Judevine is going to be a
great stretch for our actors,”
says Joe Brown. “The actors
have to provide all the sound
effects themselves through use
But the cili/.ent of Fort Worth
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Because they think that because the
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is an oil painting, it gains respect-
ability it would not have if it were
new, and were not done in a tradi-
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