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Lecture notes of 3 pages for the course General Ecology at Kent State University (why)

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(M, 30s-40s, tenor) An unemployed mill worker, fighting to maintain his pride and
the custody of his only son. All-American definitive “man's man”. This character
Jerry Lukowski will be in a state of undress on stage.



(M, 30s-40s, tenor) Big hearted, larger-bodied, insecure but devoted to his wife
Georgie and his best friend Jerry. This character will be in a state of undress on
Dave Bukatinsky stage.



(M, 30s-40s, tenor) Lonely, depressed, isolated, and gay. Caretaker for his
ailing mother. Could really use a friend. This character will be in a state of
Malcolm MacGregor undress on stage.



(M, 40s-60s, baritone) An ex-foreman, lying to his wife about his lack of a job,
desperate to keep her from worrying. This character will be in a state of undress
Harold Nichols on stage.



(Black M, 40s-60s, baritone) A great dancer, despite his advancing arthritis. A
little uncertain, but willing to give this thing a try. This character will be in a state
Noah "Horse" T. Simmons of undress on stage.




(M, 20s-40s, tenor) Has a dream to dance like Donald O’Connor. Optimistic,
Ethan Girard ends up dating Malcom. This character will be in a state of undress on stage.




(M, 40s - 50s, baritone/bass) Union representative for the employees laid off
Reg Willoughby from the steel mill. Doing his best. Father of two. Actor may play multiple roles.

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