Company

COMPANY on the set: Top L to bottom R - Mark Tracy, Cindy Basco,

Arne Livingston (Bass player), John Quinn (stagehand), W.L. Larsen (Musical
Director), Kevin Hadley, Kara George, Daniel Law, Bettie Hugo, John Bogar,
Stephen D. Locklear (Director), Robert S. Lawson, Meg Schnauffer,

B.J. Stokey, Jim Orr, Penny Rolf Davis, Jacqueline E. Rosin,

Lisa Marwayne Dodge, Dawn Brazel, Reagan McStravic (light crew, and
company photographer), Stewart A. Fisher (Asst. Director, not pictured)

''COMPANY' HOLDS UP AS GOOD COMPANY' ...gleam[s] diamond bright ... it is smooth
and appealing ...director Stephen Locklear obviously has ...good singers and good actors,
...thoroughly innovative and unconventional in its shape and structure, ...a witty and thoughtful

Freddie Brinster, Journal-American

''COMPANY' SHOWCASES TALENT...' As a talent showcase, "Company," which Evergreen
Theater Company opened this past weekend, is great. Evergreen director Stephen Locklear
showcases some impressive talent. ...skillfully and humorously on "You Could Drive a Person
Crazy." Locklear has designed some cute girl-group moves for this trio. Locklear and his
musical director, W.L. Larsen, take this high-gloss, brittle, thin material and fashion it into a
display case for some attractive talent.

Joe Adcock, Post-Intellegencer

...sparky mixture of music, words and action. ..most successful ... in giving some punch
Director, Stephen Locklear [has] cordial stage business for the married couples.

Karen Mathieson, Special to The Seattle Times

[the director] make[s] Company work. ...the ETC production now at Pacific Arts Center in
Seattle Center wisely chose its cast for the ability to put over a song. They can also dance,
though, and the "Side By Side By Side" production number is a dandy. An important point: The
elocution of the entire cast is damn near faultless. ...quite pleasurable experiences. Stephen D.
Locklear and Stewart A. Fisher have done tidy work with the choreography. Locklear's
direction ...builds ...to a very satisfying evening. ...as pleasant a way as you could desire

Ivan Martinson, Seattle Gay News