playwright/director - gordon mccall - College of Liberal Arts - Purdue ...

Scenic Design
Angie Weber Miller
Technical Director
Jeremy Jenkins*
Assistant Scenic Designer
Jessica Robertson
Assistant Sound Designer
Tyler Rogers
Choreographer/Dance Captain
Deardra Yerger
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P R E S E N T S
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Costume Design
Katharine Engelen, Emily Ganfield
The Patti and Rusty Rueff School
of Visual and Performing Arts
PLAYWRIGHT/DIRECTOR - GORDON MCCALL
Assistant Technical Director
Steven Hnath
Associate Lighting Designer
Greg Freeman
* indicates Terminal Project for the MFA in Theatre
** indicates Capstone Project for BA
Department of Theatre
Sound Design
Ryan Hopper
Stage Manager
Mariah Truax
Sound System Designer
Caleb Cassler**
Associate Stage Managers
Katie Felix, Sydney Fisher, Michelle Schultz
Spanish Language Consultant
Josefina Estrada
Script Consultants
Rick Thomas, Mike Lenz & THTR 290 Animating Alice Class
Disclaimer: None of the characters in Alice Wonders are factual representations
of people who have inspired this play. The characters are purely fictional creations.
Special thanks to: Sara Tatai, Melbourne, Australia, Yipin Lu, Shanghai, China, Karen
Marais, Cape Town, South Africa, Juan Valdez, Mexico City, Mexico, Sagar Purswani,
Kuwait, Jennifer Sandlin, Mike Lenz, Josefina Estrada (Spanish language inserts), Rick
Thomas, Rich Dionne, Joel Ebarb
Expressionist painting images for the character of Alice Tatai in the Tarta Stewart show
provided by Sara Tatai, Melbourne, Australia - saratatai.com
Special thanks for properties donation: Randy McAbee, Dick Nagel, Wayne Applegate,
Jacob Ferguson, Stan Gelvin, and Sophia Hardin
Scenery in this production has been sponsored by
Carolyn Wurm and the Legacy of Purdue Playshop endowment

NotE FroM tHE PLAyWriGHt/DirECtor
My gratitude to the people who have inspired me
when writing this play. Through their personal
stories of coming to America – Sarah Tatai, Karen
Marais, Yipin Lu, Juan Valdez, and Sagar Purswani
– have provided me the inspiration for these
fictional Alice journeys into the American Dream.
Thank you also to the faculty of our theatre
program for taking this leap of faith for our
program and for me as a colleague by supporting
the creation of this new play.
I was inspired to write Alice Wonders because of
my own status as a newcomer to America. From
Canada, I have been a permanent resident of the
US for 6 years. The people who have inspired
me as a playwright have also come to America
recently. All of us have come to pursue our
dreams, the American Dream.
Having experienced some of the ups and downs of American life for some time now, I
began to wonder what might happen if five women named Alice from different parts
of the world decided to pursue their dreams in today’s Wonderland of America. This
beautiful country can give new life to hopes and aspirations but it can also behave like its
own kind of scary Wonderland, it’s axis tilted off-center and its obsessions and addictions
distorting daily life, like some kind of bizarre Reality TV show.
And so Alice Wonders lives on three levels of reality. The first is a series of Reality TV shows
that the Alices take part in to prove that they are worthy of becoming American. Alongside
the TV shows they encounter the mean streets mentality of the country represented as
a morphing monster of dark movement and rhythm. And on yet another level they step
out of the theatrical reality of the play and talk to us up close and personal with what I call
Intimate Alice revelations. Alice In Wonderland talked to herself throughout the classic
Alice books. In this play the Alices talk to you.
Finally, Alice Wonders is not an adaptation of Alice In Wonderland and Through The Looking
Glass. It is a play that has been inspired by those remarkable books.
My special thanks to Sara Tatai of Melbourne, Australia for her inspiration, humor, and
fascinating life journey .
Welcome to Alice Wonders.
Gordon McCall

Time: the present
PLAYWRIGHT/DIRECTOR - GORDON MCCALL
Location: The Wonderland Of America and other destinations of the imagination
The Alices
1/ MINGJIAN CUI Alice Lu 17 yr. old (China)
2/ NOVA JEAN GAVER Alice Kruger 26 yr. old (South Africa)
3/ KALA HINNANT Alice Tatai 25 yr. old (Australia)
4/ SAGAR PURSWANI Alice Kumar 24 yr. old (India)
5/ ANASTASIA SPALDING Alice Santiago 21 yr. old (Mexico)
The Wonderland Characters (In alphabetical order)
6/ TYLER ADAMS – Johnnie "Mad Hatter – Mug For The Camera" Stewart, Customs Officer 2,
Project Sunway Competitor, Tyler Ball, Jabberwock Dancer, Paint Posse Member
7/ ARLENE BOZICH – Rachel "Dormouse" Shadow, Customs Officer 3, Dinah "Hair Ball"
Feline the 3rd, Jabberwock Dancer, Red Queen, Gridlock Porter
8/ NICK CAPRIOLI – Steve "OWL" Wozniak, Karl (Humpty -Stove-Top Stuffing) Rove, Project
Sunway Judge, Michael Coors Light, Jabberwock Dancer
9/ JOSEFINA ESTRADA – Energizer Drink Team Member, DODO Bird, Hip Hop Judge, Liz
Lemon, Project Sunway Judge, Nina "Pina Colada" Barfia, Jabberwock Dancer
10/ CHYNNA FRY – Energizer Drink Team Member, Member of Paint Posse, Project Sunway
Model, Tatiana "Tiger" Lily, Mall of America Hula Hooper, Chynna Ball, Jabberwock Dancer,
Jabberwocky Poem Voice-Over
11/ TRAVIS HODGES – Anderson "Mock Turtle" Blooper, Pinkerton Flamingo, Hip Hop Judge,
Jabberwock Dancer, Gridlock
12/ RYAN HOPPER – Mall Voice-Over
13/ BELLA HANDOJO – Kim "Creature" Kar-Cash-In, The Voice of Siri, Mall Of America
Obsessive Workout Sales Rep, Paint Posse Member, Bella "Kitten" Black, Jabberwock Dancer
14/ MIKE LENZ – Stephen "March Hare" Cold Beer, Chester "Chess-Sure" Cat, Customs
Officer, Project Sunway Competitor, Jabberwock Dancer
15/ ANDREW MARTIN – Conan "White Rabbit" O’Fry Pan, Fear Actor Voice-Over, Project
Sunway Model, Jabberwock Dancer
16/ KRISTA McENANY – Airport Security Officer, Heidi "Peacock" Plume, Krista Griffon,
Jabberwocky Poem Voice-Over, Jabberwock Dancer, Paint Posse Member
17/ WIL REINOWSKI – Jabberwocky Poem Voice-Over, Johnny "Jub Jub" Bird, Mall Of
America Multi-Tasking Sales Rep, George "Tweedle Dee Double Ya’" Tush, Harlem Shuffle
lead dancer, Energizer Drink Team Member, Paint Posse Member, Kelly Osworm, Jabberwock
Dancer, White Rabbit
18/ EMILY SHEPHARD – Mall Of America Technology Sales Rep, Sarah (Duchess) Wailin’,
Paint Posse, Project Sunway Competitor, Member Energizer Drink Team, Jabberwock Dancer
19/ JUSTIN SPENCER – Rush "Walrus" Blimp – AAH, Tim Pistol, Lenny Lion, Jabberwock
Dancer

20/ ABBY VIECK – Tarta (Queen of Hearts) Stewart, Energizer Drink Team Member,
Jabberwock Dancer
21/ KRISTIN WALKER – Caterpillar B, January "Madmen Caterpillar" Jones, Project
Sunway Model, Unicorn, Jabberwock Dancer
22/ DEARDRA YERGER – Ocrah "Caterpillar/CAT" Sin-Free, Lory "Parrot", Hip Hop Judge,
Project Sunway Model, Lead Jabberwock Dancer, Bandersnatch
23/ MAX ZAHNER – Energizer Drink Team Member, Mall of America Captain Coffee Sales
Rep, Bill "Tweedle Dum" Winton, Project Sunway Model, Max "King" White, Jabberwock
Dancer
DESiGNEr’S NotES
Scenic Design / Angie Weber Miller
As is always the case with a new piece, Alice Wonders required some exploration. Lewis
Carroll's Alice stories are rich with imagery, but this piece is not about one daydreaming
Alice. Ultimately we chose to place the action on a large chessboard, and we carried that
same design element up the back wall, which can move up and down to open and close
the space. The action of the play alternates between a fantastical world and the very real
intimate world of our main characters. This chess board metaphor serves both the game
playing in the fantastical world and the navigation of the real world.
Costume Design / Katharine Engelen and Emily Ganfield
Alice Wonders is a play with three distinct worlds, the Alices, Wonderland, and the
Jabberwock. The Alices' world is realistic with individual women sharing a journey. Thus
they share a unified silhouette of short sleeves and a-line skirts, but the styling, colors,
and pieces are meant to show their individual heritages and personalities. They enter the
heightened world of Wonderland; a land of bright colors and rapid changes where color,
movement, and representation are key. Finally, there is the dark underbelly of America,
the Jabberwock. Here we see the Wonderland look but it has become dark, threatening,
and devoid of individuality. The Alices have to move through and between these worlds
to successfully become American.
Sound Design / ryan Hopper
Wonderland is a strange and, often times, overwhelming place for the outsider (the
Alices). In our production, sound serves to reinforce this experience. Sound is key in
differentiating between the three levels of experience in our production: Wonderland,
the Jabberwock, and the Intimate Alices, while ultimately tying them together to form
a cohesive sonic whole. Our musical inspiration comes from the realm of American
contemporary culture, drawing pieces together from game shows, reality shows, and
infomercials to modern hip hop and pop music.
WHo'S WHo oN tHE ProDuCtioN tEAM
Katharine Engelen (Costume Design) is a first year MFA student studying costume
design. She is very excited about this new work and thrilled to work on it. Special
thanks to my co-designer Emily, Joel Ebarb, and Rachel Lambert for all their
support. Enjoy!
Katie Felix (Associate Stage Manager) is a senior majoring in Spanish with minors in
Theatre, Film and Video Studies, and Political Science. She previously worked on the
fly crew for Arabian Nights. She would like to thank the cast and crew, especially the

awesome ladies of the stage management team, for this invaluable learning experience
and memorable way to conclude her time at Purdue!
Sydney Fisher (Associate Stage Manager) is a sophomore studying Theatre Design and
Production, concentrating in stage management. Her most recent involvement was in
The Understudy as Assistant Stage Manager. She wants to thank her family and friends for
support and anyone involved with Alice Wonders for making this a great run!!
Emily Ganfield (Costume Design) is a first year MFA candidate. This is her first mainstage
show in the Hansen Theatre after debuting in the Mallet Theatre last fall with How the
Other Half Loves. Favorite design credits include A Tuna Christmas, Actors Theatre of
Louisville; To Kill a Mockingbird, Iowa State University; The Shape of Things, StageWest
Theatre Company; Men of Steel, Locust Productions, among others. She is pleased to help
bring this new piece to life.
ryan Hopper (Sound Design) is a second-year MFA Sound Design Candidate at Purdue.
Previous productions with Purdue Theatre include A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The
Beauty Queen of Leenane, Dancing at Lughnasa, and Ad Infinitum 3 . He recently made his
mainstage performance debut as a member of the Musician’s Chorus in Medea, directed
by Mike Lenz. He has thoroughly enjoyed being a member of team Alice, and watching
this new work grow and develop from inception to opening night. He would like everyone
involved in this process for their support and inspiration and ultimately shaping the
design to where it is today.
Gordon McCall (Director/Playwright) Associate Professor of Theatre and head of the
graduate directing program at Purdue since 2007, Gordon was Artistic/Executive Director
of Centaur Theatre Company, Montreal, from 1997-2007. An MFA graduate in directing
from The University of British Columbia, and founder of Vancouver’s Touchstone Theatre
Company, Saskatoon’s Shakespeare On The Saskatchewan Festival and Kingston’s
Garrison Theatre, Gordon is also the recipient of a Les Masque award for Artistic Direction.
Last season for Purdue Theatre he directed, The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin
McDonagh, and for Buffalo’s Irish Classical Theatre Company, A Couple Of Blaguards by
Frank and Malachy McCourt. He also played the lead role of Sigmund Freud in Freud’s
Last Session by Mark. St. Germain at the Phoenix Theatre in Indianapolis. Internationally,
Gordon has directed at Canada’s Stratford Festival, Australia’s Melbourne Theatre
Company, Ireland’s Abbey Theatre (National Theatre of Ireland) and Washington’s Arena
Stage. As a screenwriter Gordon was nominated for an ACTRA award as Best Writer TV
Drama for his original screenplay, The Freedom Diary Of Lan Tran, produced in both English
and French for Canada’s national CBC Television network. Other plays and screenplays
written and produced include, Tiger Moth, CTV Television Network, The Cranberry Flats
Traveling Medicine Show for Saskatoon’s 25th Street Theatre, Running On Frozen Air for
The Nakai Theatre Ensemble, Whitehorse, Yukon, and The Promised Land for Winnipeg’s
Prairie Theatre Exchange. He would like to thank the amazing students of our theatre
program for such an inspiring and remarkable journey to Wonderland.
Michelle Schultz (Associate Stage Manager) is a sophomore studying Education and
is currently involved in the Purdue Bells. Previous Purdue experience includes working
on the set of Blithe Spirit. Shout outs to her parents for their support over the years, to
Maria Powers for introducing her to theatre, her high school theatre instructor, Mr. Phil
Anderson, and Mike Lenz for teaching her about stage management.
Mariah truax (Stage Manager) Alice Wonders is Mariah’s first show as a stage manager

with Purdue Theatre. She is thrilled for the opportunity to work on this original play
dealing with the social issues of America today. She would like to thank Rich Dionne for
extending this opportunity to her, Gordon for his trust and support, and her Associates
– Katie, Sydney and Michelle - for the comic relief they bring to rehearsal every day. She
would also like to thank the cast and crew for their dedication, her family for their love
and support, and her close friends for all that they are!
Angela Weber Miller (Scenic Design) is a freelance scenery designer who works primarily
in the Chicago area. She is also an Artistic Associate at First Folio Theatre where she has
designed more than twenty productions. Recent designs include Underneath the Lintel
and Jeeves Takes a Bow at First Folio Theatre, Seascape at Remy Bumppo Theatre, A Class
Act at Porchlight Music Theatre and Making God Laugh at Theatre at the Center. Upcoming
shows include What a Glorious Feeling and Godspell at Theatre at the Center, Cymbeline
and The Rainmaker at First Folio Theatre and Cabaret at Light Opera Works.
WHo'S WHo iN tHE CASt
tyler Adams is a junior in the theatre program with an acting concentration. He is thrilled
to be involved in this production alongside a truly wonderful cast. He would like to thank
his family and friends for their continuous support. Also, he would like to thank director
Gordon McCall for allowing him to partake in this great experience. Enjoy the show!
Arlene Bozich is a junior double majoring in Acting and English here at Purdue. She has
most recently been on the Hansen stage for Medea in the title role. She sends out all her
thanks and support to the entire cast and crew. A show like this needs to come from a
place of love, and everyone has worked to their fullest potential.
Nick Caprioli is a senior in Public Relations & Advertising who is excited to be making
his acting debut on the Hansen Stage instead of being in the booth as stage manager
where he normally dwells. Love to Mom, Dad, and Ali (with shoutouts to the Gallery
Family!) and thanks to Rick Seay, Beth Warner, The Oldhams, Manny & Katie, my friends,
the PCDC Gang, and the First Street Towers Crew for all of your support through the
rehearsal and run of the show. To my castmates, this show has been the experience of a
lifetime and I am so glad to have done it with y’all.
Mingjian Cui is a senior majoring in Mass Communication with a video production
concentration. As an international student, she enjoys life here at Purdue a lot. She is
grateful for the opportunity of working with a group of very talented people to bring
Alice to life. While trying her best to share Alice Lu’s story with the audience, she hopes to
tell her own story as well.
Josefina Estrada is a sophomore in the college of Pharmacy. She has previously been
on stage at Purdue in A Midsummer Night's Dream earlier this season. She would like
to thank the entire cast for providing such a fun and supportive environment. Special
thanks to the wonderful and talented Arlene Bozich and all the friends who have pushed
and supported her.
Bella Handojo is a senior double majoring in food science and food manufacturing
operation with a minor in theatre. This her first production at Purdue and she is beyond
excited to be here with everyone. She would like to express her deepest gratitude to
Gordon for this most valuable experience and to the awesome cast and crew of Alice
Wonders, let's jabberwock! Loudest praise to God and heartfelt thanks and hugs to her

family and friends, the St. Tom's community, Liz Krane, and to A, for being all the reasons
and inspirations she can be who she is now.
Chynna Fry is a freshman at Purdue University studying Theatre and Management. This
is her first time performing on the Hansen stage, and she is very excited to be a part of
the Alice Wonders ensemble. A big thank you to her friends and family, and everyone in
Purdue Theatre for the wholehearted welcome.
Nova Gaver is a senior majoring in both acting and classical studies. Recent performance
credits have included Tutor (Medea), Fiona Foster (How the Other Half Loves), and Titania
(A Midsummer Night's Dream). This is her very last show here at Purdue. After graduation,
she will be heading out west to continue her pursuit of a career in acting. She would like
to thank God, Christopher, her wonderful parents, Kvon, and Ethan for their endless love
and support.
Kala Hinnant was blessed to be able to perform in one last show in the Hansen after
graduating in Fall of 2012. She could not have asked for a better production to be a part
of as her final at Purdue. Over the course of her undergraduate years she has been seen
in the workshop productions The Exonerated as Georgia Hayes and a painter and narrator
in The Book of Mark. Kala was also a part of several main stage productions: Hamlet as
Cornelius, Scapino as Zerbinetta, Arabian Nights as various characters, such as the Kadi
and The Singer, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee as Midge Mahoney and Iphigenia
and Other Daughters as Clytemnestra. She would like to thank everyone who has been
apart of this process, especially those who have assisted in the development of her craft.
Last but not least, she thanks God for blessing her with a marvelous past four years.
travis Hodges Thank you to Purdue, my fellow actors, and everyone involved in Alice for
helping to make my final show with this department such a great experience. I’ve learned
so much and met so many spectacular people in my time here, and I’m truly grateful to
be able to carry that forward with me. Special thanks to Mark Sherlock for opening the
door for me, and to Alexandra for keeping me sane when it seemed unlikely. As always,
thanks to Mom and Dad for not only refraining from disowning me, but giving their full
love and support. Adios!
Mike Lenz is from Cottonwood, Minnesota and is a third year MFA candidate in the
directing program at Purdue University. This semester he directed Medea by Euripides.
Aside from his work as a director he most recently played Theseus in A Midsummer’s Night
Dream. “I would like to thank everyone here at Purdue for all of their support the last
three years.”
Andrew Martin is a junior, majoring in Acting and Professional Writing. He has recently
appeared on Purdue stages in Medea, How the Other Half Loves, and A Midsummer Night’s
Dream. He would like to thank the incredible cast and crew for making this production
such a fun and unique experience.
Krista McEnany is seeking a dual degree in Acting and Meteorology. This is her first
main-stage production at Purdue University. Krista is very grateful to have had this
opportunity to work with such a wonderful cast and has had an amazing experience.
She would like to thank Gordon for allowing her to be a part of this unique production
and allowing her to develop her skills through this creative process. She would also like
to thank her wonderful family and friends for always being so supportive of her pursuing
her dreams.

Sagar Purswani is a senior in Theatre and Accounting. This is his 6th show at Purdue
Theatre. Some of his recent works include Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and
Antigonus & Gentleman in A Winter’s Tale. He consider’s himself very fortunate to have
been given another opportunity to grow and hone his craft and is grateful to the faculty
members who have put their trust in him and his abilities. Lastly, he would like to thank
his family and friends who have always been supportive of him and his endeavors,
especially Faisal and Joey who have been the best part of his time at Purdue.
Wil reinowski is a senior acting major. He debuted on the Purdue mainstage as Egeus
in A Midsummer Night's Dream. Wil is grateful for the opportunity to participate in the
creative process of a new work and thanks family, friends, and faculty.
Emily Shephard is enjoying her second production at Purdue after her debut in A
Midsummer Night’s Dream last fall. A big thank you goes out to her family and friends for
all their love and support. She would also like to thank Gordon and the incredible cast for
making her time in Wonderland such an amazing and unforgettable experience.
Anastasia Spalding is thrilled to be on the main stage for the third time this season.
She was recently seen as Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and part of the women’s
chorus in Medea. She would like to thank her family and friends for their never-ending
love and support, especially her parents Georgia and John Spalding. Thanks for having
faith in me. I love you very much.
Justin Spencer is a man of few words.
Abby Vieck is a junior majoring in Acting. Alice Wonders is her first appearance on the
Purdue mainstage. She feels so lucky to be a part of this amazing cast of characters. Thank
you to Gordon for this amazing opportunity and learning experience. Abby would also
like to thank all the ladies in her life for their constant support, especially to her Mom,
who has always believed in her.
Kristin Walker is a senior at Purdue majoring in Acting and Communications. She
recently played Philostrate in Purdue’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Alice
Wonders is her final play here, and she couldn’t be happier than to share it with this
amazing cast and crew. She would like to thank everyone in the theatre department for
a great four years. She would also like to thank her family for always being loving and
supportive.
Deardra yerger After studying theater at a performing arts school for 7 years prior
to college, Deardra recently graduated from Purdue with a degree in Film/Theater
production. She has a passion for the performing arts and plans to continue her career in
directing for the theater and film making, as well as play and screenwriting. She is ever
grateful to the director Gordon McCall and the entire cast of Alice Wonders for giving her
a wonderful experience and an amazing opportunity to express her artistic creativity in
new ways.
Max Zahner is a senior in the School of Liberal Arts with a Major in Communications and
a Minor in Theatre. This is his third production with Purdue Theatre, having previously
appeared in Dancing at Lughnasa and Dog Sees God. In his leisure time, Max enjoys
golfing, fixing himself a sandwich, taking long walks on the beach, and discussing the
finer aspects of classical poetry. Max would like to dedicate tonight's performance to his
father, who passed on his unique sense of humor with just a pull of his finger.

THEATRE FACULTY
Stanley Abbott (Professor Emeritus) …………Design and Production
Rich Dionne. . …………………………………Design and Production, Technical Direction
Joel Ebarb .……………………………………Chair, Design and Production, Costume Design
Anne Fliotsos .…………………………………Theory/Criticism/Literature/Dramaturgy
Kristine Holtvedt...…………………………… Acting/Directing
Davin Huston .…………………………………Lecturer
Russ Jones . . . ………………………………… Design and Production, Set Design
Richard Sullivan Lee .………………………… Vocal Training/Acting
Gordon McCall . ……………………………… Directing
Michael McNamara. . ………………………… Design and Production, Lighting Design
Dale E. Miller (Professor Emeritus)…………… Management/History/Appreciation
Van Phillips (Professor Emeritus) ..…………… Design and Production
Richard Stockton Rand .……………………… Acting/Movement
Richard K. Thomas ……………………………Design and Production, Sound Design
THEATRE DEPARTMENT STAFF
Ron Clark………………………………………Scene Shop Manager
Stephanie Brackett…………………………… Office Coordinator
Kathy Korty…………………………………… Academic Advisor
David Lageveen ……………………………… Marketing/Donor Relations
Rachel Lambert .……………………………… Costume Shop Manager
Mona Quinn………………………………… Academic Advisor
Rosie Starks ..…………………………………Operations Manager
Jake Wood …………………………………… Scenic Artist/Properties
GRADUATE ASSISTANTS/STUDENTS
Mercer Aplin .…………………………………Design and Production, Sound Design
Michael Banks………………………………… Design and Production, Lighting Design
John Cabrera.... .………………………………Acting
Katharine Engelen..……………………………Design and Production, Costume Design
Gregory Freeman...…………………………… Design and Production, Lighting Design
Emily Ganfield .. ……………………………… Design and Production, Costume Design
Steven Hnath .…………………………………Design and Production, Technical Direction
Ryan Hopper. ……….…………………………Design and Production, Sound Design
Jeremy Jenkins..………………………………Design and Production, Technical Direction
Elizabeth Krane.……………………………… Acting
Michael Lenz..………………………………… Directing
Derek Miller……………………………………Design and Production, Set Design
Ian Sturges Milliken…………………………… Design and Production, Sound Design
Ashley Owens………………………………… Design and Production, Technical Direction
Andy Perkins. ………………………………… Acting
Jessica Robertson. ……………………………Design and Production, Set Design
Matthew Joseph Schmidli.…………………… Acting
Mark Sherlock…………………………………Acting
Jill Van Brussel………………………………Design and Production, Costume Design
BOX OFFICE PERSONNEL
Guest Relations Manager. .…………………… David Pike
Assistant Guest Relations Manager …………… Donna Brown
Tellers….……………………………………… Marcia Blatchley, Cheryl Farrar,
Sharon Meister, Joanna Osterling
Student Tellers. .……………………………… Eric Nalin, Rachel Platt, Brooke Scherer, Emma See

PRODUCTION STAFF
Producer……………………………………… Joel Ebarb
Production Manager ………………………… Rich Dionne
Assistant Stage Managers …………………… Tyler Ellis, Danielle Asante-Appiah, Ashlyn Smith,
Becca LeCain, Annie Tarabini, Alan Katter
Scene Shop Supervisor .……………………… Ron Clark
Carpenters …………………………………… Claudia Capuano, Martin DiMarzio, Steven Hnath,
Jeremy Jenkins, Ashley Owens
Charge Scenic Artist. .………………………… Jake Wood
Scenic Artists .…………………………………Derek Miller, Jessica Robertson
Students of THTR 16000
Properties Master . ……………………………Derek Miller
Assistant Properties Master ..………………… Randy McAbee
Costume Shop Manager. . …………………… Rachel Lambert
Head of Wardrobe .…………………………… Jill Van Brussel
Wardrobe Crew…………………………………Olivia Gunter, Antong Li, Chellsie Mack
Master Electrician .……………………………Amber Faulhaber
Assistant Master Electrician . ………………… Breit Katz
Electricians ……………………………………Students of THTR 16200
Light Board Operator…………………………Kaitlin O'Leary
Production Sound Engineer .………………… Caleb Cassler
Sound Board Operator .………………………Jerry Witt, Jack Fransen
Wireless Mic Tech…………………………… Andrew Tarr
House Managers……………………………… Claudia Capuano, Kara Miller