Donnie Neubauer
Donnie Neubauer, a gifted actor who had been ill for a while, died Tuesday. Plans are afoot for a memorial service at the San Pedro Playhouse. At this point, it's tentatively scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday (April 20). His sister, Linda Humphreys, says that the service will include performances and a slide show capturing him in action. One of his final performances was a funny turn in "Divorce, Southern Style" at the Steven Stoli Playhouse in 2007, playing the object of an ex-wife's scheme. Other memorable credits from the past few years include directing a solid "House of Yes;" a turn as Rudolph's dad in "The Reindeer Monlogues," one of the last shows by Actors' Theatre of San Antonio during its stint at the Woodlawn Theatre; the jokester uncle in a sparkling staging of "Ah, Wilderness!" at the San Pedro Playhouse; and a particularly strong Peck in ATSA's "How I Learned to Drive." He also wrote one of the strongest pieces of 2005's edition of TheatreASAP.
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The Celebration of Donnie's Life will be this Monday, April 20, 2009 at 7pm at San Pedro Playhouse (Thank you, Di Ann).
If you have any pictures, mementos or videos of Donnie you would like shown or would like to share a story or do anything else to remember him, just give Shelly a call at 210.422.6075. Anyone and everyone is invited and encouraged to participate. (She is having trouble accessing emails. Please contact Playbill@satheatre.com if you would like to reach her and I will forward your message. Or possibly a phone call would probably be the best way.)
from My SA.com..
| I am very sorry to hear that, He is in better
place. Harvette Ellington |
if you have memories you would like to share, please email Playbill@satheatre.com
Express News Obituary
Donnie
Neubauer
07/28/1950 ~ 04/14/2009
If there were a season, occasion or event, Donnie always had a joke on
hand. Growing up in the entertainment world, Donnie emerged as a gifted
actor, singer, writer, director, producer, and clown. As a child Donnie
was a national roller-skating champion and continued to be an avid
sports enthusiast his entire life. After attending Edison, A&M and SAC,
Donnie entered the professional world of advertising. He starred in
countless TV and radio commercials as well as some film, but he always
stayed true to his roots in live theatre. Donnie was preceded in death
by his parents CJ and Hazel Neubauer and is survived by his son,
Benjamin; grandson, Greg; fiancé, Shelly Chance; brother, John; sister,
Linda, numerous nieces and nephews and a treasure trove of life long
friends.
A celebration of Donnie's life will be held Monday, April 20th at 7:00 p.m. at the San Pedro Playhouse. Contributions can be made to the Extended Run Players at UIW and the Texas Organ Sharing Alliance.
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