October 29 – November 21, 2010 - Playhouse 22

nors." Quinn would like to thank her parents for all their support, especially her mom, who’s
been a great coach in acting as well as life…and to the cast: my apologies for getting you all
hanged! :)
Mike Sundburg (John Willard) would just like to say, "How do you KNOW she is a witch?".
OK, got that out of the way. He's absolutely beside his schizophrenic self to be doing Willard
(Scott) for all you fine patrons of CT. Sidenote: he's modeled his character after 'Herbert' from
'Family Guy'. 'Nuff said. Not much more to add, 'cept to say thanks again to some truly creative
and amazing friends. Big ups to all you's.
CREW
Jonathan Wierzbicki (Director) is thrilled to be making his directorial debut with Playhouse 22.
He studied theatre at the University of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Directing credits
include Side Man; Rhinoceros; To Kill a Mockingbird; Small Craft Warnings; The Pillowman;
Of Mice and Men; Inherit the Wind; The Bald Soprano; The Boys Next Door; The Nerd; And
Miss Reardon Drinks a Little; Not About Nightingales; Brighton Beach Memoirs, The Root of
Chaos; and Death of a Salesman. Acting Credits- Off Broadway- Two on the Aisle, Three in a
Van; Regional Theatre- Lone Star (Alliance Rep); Picnic (NJ Theatre Guild); Squabbles (Hunterdon
Hills Playhouse); The Odd Couple (Strand Theatre). Acted throughout New Jersey local
theatres. Favorite productions include- A View From the Bridge (Marco); Balm in Gilead (Joe);
Wit (Jason); The Two Gentleman of Verona (Proteus); The Pillowman (Katurian); A Streetcar
Named Desire (Stanley). Film- Done by Thursday; High Dive. Special thanks to Mary Lynn for
leading me into Salem, and to my wonderful wife and children for letting daddy 'finish the
hat'.
Adam Neary (Producer) is thrilled to be working with such a talented cast and crew. He is
currently a member of the Playhouse 22 Board of Directors, as well as Vice President of the
East Brunswick Recreation and Parks Advisory Board. Last season, Adam produced “The Odd
Couple: Female Version” and “You Can’t Take It With You” and will be producing “Curtains”
opening next February and “Hairspray” opening in June. He would like to thank his friends
and family for their patience and keeping up with him. PS: Eat corn.
Pauline A. Milano (Stage Manager) had worked throughout the years at Playhouse 22 in various
capacities, but she is even more delighted to be part of such a great experience as “The
Crucible” this year. Last year, Paula had the honor of being the first stage manager to embark
on the beautiful new stage with “The Odd Couple – Female Version.” With a degree from
Mason Gross School of the Arts in Theater Production, Paula enjoys using her skills with such
a talented producer, director, designers, and cast. Love and many thanks go out to her mom,
Paula, and son, Eric, for their support and for helping her maintain some semblance of sanity.
Kevin Gunther (Set Design/Lighting Design) is happy to be associated with this talented ensemble
of performers and to be once again working at Playhouse 22. Recent design credits include
Playhouse 22’s productions of “Brigadoon” and “Jewtopia” (Set and Lighting). Kevin is
the proud recipient of the 2010 NJ ACT “David P. McMenemie Award” and has received
two NJ ACT Perry Award nominations for Outstanding Lighting Design, “Of Mice and Men”
and “The Father of the Bride” . He has recently been honored by a Count Basie Theater
“Basie Award” nomination for Outstanding Lighting Design. The proud father of internationally
renowned “Ska” musician, Kevin Jr., US Army Capt. Lorraine, college junior Matthew and
Robert, he thanks them for their constant love and support. Still deeply in love with Carolyn,