FLY-BY-NIGHT THEATRICS - Revision history

Randylyon at 14:59, 2 October 2017

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	Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].		Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].

			In 2017 Fly-By-Night Theatrics was celebrating its 35th year. In those years, the company produced 96 plays that had never been produced in Dubuque. (1)

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			1. Jones, Tia Carol, "Memories Fly By," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 29, 2017, p. 10A

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Randylyon at 02:12, 27 August 2017

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	FLY-BY-NIGHT THEATRICS. The non-profit theater company was founded in 1982 and debuted in 1983 under the direction of Doug Donald and Lenore Howard. With the goal of establishing a professional theater group capable of paying its actors and crew, the company performed many original works. Howard co-wrote "In the Matter of Ralph, A Black Man," a critically acclaimed dramatization of an actual Iowa legal case involving two bounty hunters and [[MONTGOMERY, Ralph\|Ralph MONTGOMERY]], a Missouri slave living in Dubuque.		FLY-BY-NIGHT THEATRICS. The non-profit theater company was founded in 1982 and debuted in 1983 under the direction of Doug Donald and Lenore Howard. With the goal of establishing a professional theater group capable of paying its actors and crew, the company performed many original works. Howard co-wrote "In the Matter of Ralph, A Black Man," a critically acclaimed dramatization of an actual Iowa legal case involving two bounty hunters and [[MONTGOMERY, Ralph\|Ralph MONTGOMERY]], a Missouri slave living in Dubuque.

	The company's name reflected the group's many scenes of performance ranging from a living room to the [[FIVE FLAGS ~~THEATER~~]]. By 2010 the group had been renamed Fly-By-Night Productions.		The company's name reflected the group's many scenes of performance ranging from a living room to the [[FIVE FLAGS CIVIC CENTER]]. By 2010 the group had been renamed Fly-By-Night Productions.

	Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].		Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].

	[[Category: Theatrical Producers]]		[[Category: Theatrical Producers]]

Randylyon at 02:22, 11 September 2014

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	FLY-BY-NIGHT THEATRICS. ~~Non~~-profit theater company founded in 1982 and debuted in 1983 by Doug Donald and Lenore Howard. With the goal of establishing a professional theater group capable of paying its actors and crew, the company performed many original works. Howard co-wrote "In the Matter of Ralph, A Black Man," a critically acclaimed dramatization of an actual Iowa legal case involving two bounty hunters and [[MONTGOMERY, Ralph\|Ralph MONTGOMERY]], a Missouri slave living in Dubuque.		FLY-BY-NIGHT THEATRICS. The non-profit theater company was founded in 1982 and debuted in 1983 under the direction of Doug Donald and Lenore Howard. With the goal of establishing a professional theater group capable of paying its actors and crew, the company performed many original works. Howard co-wrote "In the Matter of Ralph, A Black Man," a critically acclaimed dramatization of an actual Iowa legal case involving two bounty hunters and [[MONTGOMERY, Ralph\|Ralph MONTGOMERY]], a Missouri slave living in Dubuque.

	The company's name reflected the group's many scenes of performance ranging from a living room to the [[FIVE FLAGS THEATER]].		The company's name reflected the group's many scenes of performance ranging from a living room to the [[FIVE FLAGS THEATER]]. By 2010 the group had been renamed Fly-By-Night Productions.

	Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].		Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].

	[[Category: Theatrical Producers]]		[[Category: Theatrical Producers]]

Randylyon at 05:01, 21 December 2012

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	Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].		Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].

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Randylyon at 04:04, 26 February 2010

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	FLY-BY-NIGHT THEATRICS. Non-profit theater company founded in 1982 and debuted in 1983 by Doug Donald and Lenore Howard. With the goal of establishing a professional theater group capable of paying its actors and crew, the company ~~has~~ performed many original works. Howard co-wrote "In the Matter of Ralph, A Black Man," a critically acclaimed dramatization of an actual Iowa legal case involving two bounty hunters and [[MONTGOMERY, Ralph\|Ralph MONTGOMERY]], a Missouri slave living in Dubuque.		FLY-BY-NIGHT THEATRICS. Non-profit theater company founded in 1982 and debuted in 1983 by Doug Donald and Lenore Howard. With the goal of establishing a professional theater group capable of paying its actors and crew, the company performed many original works. Howard co-wrote "In the Matter of Ralph, A Black Man," a critically acclaimed dramatization of an actual Iowa legal case involving two bounty hunters and [[MONTGOMERY, Ralph\|Ralph MONTGOMERY]], a Missouri slave living in Dubuque.

	The company's name ~~reflects~~ the group's many scenes of performance ranging from a living room to the [[FIVE FLAGS THEATER]].		The company's name reflected the group's many scenes of performance ranging from a living room to the [[FIVE FLAGS THEATER]].

	Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].		Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].

	[[Category: Entertainers]]		[[Category: Entertainers]]

Randylyon at 00:57, 8 December 2008

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	Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].		Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].

			[[Category: Entertainers]]

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FLY-BY-NIGHT THEATRICS. Non-profit theater company founded in 1982 and debuted in 1983 by Doug Donald and Lenore Howard. With the goal of establishing a professional theater group capable of paying its actors and crew, the company has performed many original works. Howard co-wrote "In the Matter of Ralph, A Black Man," a critically acclaimed dramatization of an actual Iowa legal case involving two bounty hunters and [[MONTGOMERY, Ralph|Ralph MONTGOMERY]], a Missouri slave living in Dubuque.

The company's name reflects the group's many scenes of performance ranging from a living room to the [[FIVE FLAGS THEATER]].

Donald and Howard were honored for their contribution to Dubuque's cultural life at the awards banquet of the Dubuque County Fine Arts Society on January 27, 1990, at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]].