e E n i . Nolan r a h t Ca Performing Arts Center
In 1998, the school gymnasium, which had been built during the Great Depression, was renovated into the Catharine E. Nolan Performing Arts Center. Enlarged to accommodate a theater and dance studio, the building was named for “Kitty” Nolan ’29, a longtime friend of Visitation who served as the Executive Secretary of the Alumnae Association for 15 years (1949–64). Groundbreaking took place in April 1997, and it was dedicated on October 4, 1998, at a well-attended kick-off event and picnic to celebrate the school and Monastery’s bicentennial. By Dr. Susan Nalezyty, Former School Visitation Archivist & Historian
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r ' s o t n c o e te r i D Welcome back to Nolan! Thank you for joining us and supporting the arts at Georgetown Visitation. We are so excited to have a live audience for this show. The production team and cast & crew have diligently worked to present this amazing performance of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale. 6
A late work of William Shakespeare, The Winter’s Tale is a story of many timeless human emotions. Originally set in a semi-mythological world, I felt there was no better place to set this production than in a real mythological world, New York City. New York City is a place where anything can happen and does happen. It is a place of dreams; a place of magic and creation. This best holds true during the Harlem Renaissance. This was a period of innovation in literature, music, dance, education, fashion, economics, and social justice fueled by the works of artists as W.E.B. DuBois, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Lois Mailou Jones, Langston Hughes, and Selma Burke who were inspired by the love of a mother, the local butcher, the smell of the cotton and tobacco fields, the call of the preacher, and the sound of the “A-train”. The Harlem Renaissance was a time where the genius of the Black community was able to shine and inspire the world. The Visitation Performing Arts Department has continued to persevere during this challenging time. You can say we are in our own renaissance. Streamed concerts and stage productions, a motion picture - the pandemic has allowed us to find new and creative ways to keep the arts alive while keeping our performers and audience safe. Our students are still designing and building the sets, making props and costumes, creating hairstyles, and running the sound and projections with increased energy and creativity. We are proud to incorporate an ASL interpreter for this and future productions. We will continue to strive to create new and inclusive arts experiences for our students and audiences. On behalf of the entire cast & crew, a special “thank you” to the entire Visitation community. Thank you to the GVPA and the many parents who have graciously donated items and their time. Thank you to Lisette and Maurya for your support and creativity. You are the best! Thank you to School Days Productions for their creativity and impeccable professionalism. Thank you to our amazing musicians! Thank you to the Sisters for their smiles and prayers. Thank you to Dr. Edmondson, Mrs. Ponzio, and Mrs. Clay for their unwavering support. A HUGE “thank you” to my wonderfully wonderful CAST & TECH CREW!!! Thank you to R.A. and my family for your love and support. And thank you to my grandmother - I loved hearing about your time at the Savoy Ballroom and dancing around Harlem. These are conversations I will forever cherish.
Neptune Pringle III Director of Performing Arts
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e r t ' s n i T a W l e e h T synopsis
William Shakespeare’s "The Winter’s Tale", a story of loss and redemption. In a fit of jealousy, Leontes, the King of Sicily, convinces himself that his pregnant wife is carrying his best friend’s love child. Leontes’ jealousy turns to tyranny as the king proceeds to destroy his entire family and a lifelong friendship. Set in an imaginary world where Bohemia has a seacoast, and where ancient Greek oracles coexist with Renaissance sculptors, it offers three acts of unremitting tragedy, followed by two acts of restorative comedy. The production of “The Winter’s Tale” is reimagined to take place during the 1930s; the heart of the Harlem Renaissance.
Upcoming events
“The Winter’s Tale” - November 19-21, 2021 Performing Arts Christmas Concert - December 16, 2021 “Shrek” The Musical - April 8-10, 2022 Performing Arts Spring Concert - April 21, 2022 To support Visi Arts and for more performance & program information, visit www.visi.org/arts.
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scenes act
1 Act 1, Scene 1 and 2: The Savoy Ballroom, Harlem, NYC
act
2 Act 2, Scene 1: The home of Leontes and Hermoine
Act 2, Scene 2: NYC Police Precinct
Act 2, Scene 3: Leontes’ office at the Savoy Ballroom
act 3 Act 3, Scene 1: East River Docks, NYC
Act 3, Scene 2: NYC Courtroom
Act 3, Scene 3 and 4: Downtown Neighborhood, Jersey City, NJ
act 4
Act 4, Scene 1 and 2: Downtown Neighborhood and speakeasy, Jersey City, NJ
Act 4, Scene 3, Local Park, Jersey City
Act 4, Scene 4: Downtown Neighborhood, Jersey City, NJ
act 5
Act 5, Scene 1: Leontes’ office at the Savoy Ballroom
Act 5, Scene 2: Local Bar, Harlem, NYC
Act 5, Scene 3: Art Gallery, Harlem, NYC
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f o h y a r r o l t e s m i H The Harlem Renaissance was the development of the Harlem neighborhood in New York City as a Black cultural mecca in the early 20th century and the subsequent social and artistic explosion that resulted. Lasting roughly from the 1910s through the mid-1930s, the period is considered a golden age in African American culture, manifesting in literature, music, stage performance, and art. By 1920, some 300,000 African Americans from the South had moved north to Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York City. During this period known as the Great Migration, Harlem was one of the most popular destinations for African American families. The Savoy Ballroom was a jazz nightclub in Harlem, New York. It was located between 140th and 141st Streets, at 596 Lennox Avenue. The Savoy opened in 1926 during a time called the Harlem Renaissance when the arts flourished among African Americans in the United States and Europe. Unlike many ballrooms such as the Cotton Club, the Savoy always had a no-discrimination policy. Lindy hop dancer Frankie Manning said that patrons were judged on their dancing skills and not on the color of their skin: "One night somebody came over and said, 'Hey man, Clark Gable just walked in the house.' Somebody else said, 'Oh, yeah, can he dance?' All they wanted to know when you came into the Savoy was, do you dance?"
Congratulations Bella! Mom and Dad are so proud of our dear Camillo. Happy star, reign now! And best wishes to the entire cast and crew of The Winter’s Tale for a fantastic performance!
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a s c t e h & t crew t e e m
the cast
Leontes ………………………………………….….…………………….....................................Maeve Hamilton Paulina ………………………….………………….……………………........................................Sophia Kearney Camillio ...…………………………………………………..……………………....................................Bella Aguilar Polixenes ...……………………………………………….….………………..................................Sophia Jeffress Hermione ……………………………………….……….………..................…………….....…................Priya Kelly Perdita ..................……………………………………………..…………………………….....................Katie Erceg Florizel …………………………………………………………....................……….…...................Aurora Dolojan Antigonus ………………………………………….………………………..….....................................Sage Dennis Shepherd ………………………………………………..…………….…...….............................Natalia Gonzalez Clown/3rd Gentleman ........................…………………………………………………...............Mary Clancy First Lady/Officer ......................…………………………………………………….................Alese Cowardin Second Lady/Officer/Autolycus ...........................………………………………...............Jackie Carroll Ensemble ..................…………………………………………………………………..............Annelise Jefferson
musicians
Piano ………………………………………………..………………......................................................Eva Meyers Bass …………………………………………………………………......................................Kari Noelle Delemar Drums ………………………………………………………………........................................Neptune Pringle III Saxophone …………………………………………..……………...................................................Megan Kelly Trumpet ……………………………………………...……………........................................Mark Pennybacker Clarinet ………………………………………………………….…...............................................Ann-Audrey Ezi Tuba …………………………………………………………………..................................................Logan O’Neal
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technical crew members Stage Manager............................................................................................................................Tori Davis Head of Lights........................................................................................................Margaret Francis Lee Head of Audio & Projections............................................................................................Sydney Vargo Head of Carpentry...............................……......................................................................Marie Hermens Head of Props……………………………………………................................................................Aurora Dolojan Head of Costume.................................................................................................................Clara Permuy Head of Hair & Make-up...............................................................................................Niya Humphries
lights
Hope Dickson Madeline Kitlinski Taryn Toomer Nora Rohall
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sound & projections Jade Adams Rachel Lumor
carpentry
costumes
Mahedere Amare Bella Cardarelli Kayla Donaldson Bridget Glennon Mahilet Girma Mariamawit Haileab Marie Hermens Nina Swartz
Tsion Assefa Rachel Bath Mackenzie Conlon Bella Costantino Cate Glennon Gelila Kebede Julia Malloy Phoebe Moore Annetta Uduebor
hair & makeup
props
Cate Barry Zelene Desiré Leah Mogus
Jackie Carroll Grace Fogarty Caitlyn Hickman
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Seniors
congratulations to the class of 2021 cast & crew
Cate Barry, Bella Costantino, Tori Davis, Zelene Desire, Maeve Hamilton, Niya Humphires, Priya Kelly, Margaret Lee, Phoebe Moore
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o i n t c s u t d aff o r p &
Team bios
Director…………………………………………………………………................…..........................Neptune Pringle III Acting Coach……………………………………………………………..........................................Lisette LeCompete Technical Director…………………………………………………….......................................Maurya Sorokes ‘06
Neptune Pringle, III is an accomplished musician, choreographer, performer, director, and teacher. His parents saw that God had given him a great gift and quickly sought to nurture it. At 5 years old, Neptune began playing the drums in church. His musical instrument interest quickly shifted. It was at his home church of Heavenly Temple C.O.G.I.C. in Jersey City, N.J., where Johnnice Knight-Blake, the Minister of Music, introduced him to the organ. Neptune plays multiple instruments, has studied various styles of dance, and has studied with some of the world’s greatest artists. He is a proud graduate of The National Dance Institute, where he studied under famous ballet dancer, Jacques D'Amboise. He is an alumnus of The Richard Stockton University, where he became a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. He holds degrees in music, African & African American studies, and economics. Neptune conducts arts, arts education, and cultural workshops, and masterclasses throughout the country for churches, academic and performing arts schools, and companies. He has performed, directed, and taught around the world sharing his passion for the arts. To his father, “Thank you for my first guitar, drumset, and keyboard.” To his mother and sisters, “Sorry for the noise. I was exploring my sound.” Maurya Sorokes ’06 has served as the Technical Director at Nolan Center since 2016, before which time she served as the Co-Technical Director for three years. After graduating from Visitation, Maurya attended NYU Tisch School of the Arts and the Stella Adler Studio of Acting. While at school, Maurya worked as a scenic carpenter and lighting technician on school and outside productions. After graduating from Conservatory, Maurya worked on and “crew-chief-ed” lighting crews responsible for high-profile weddings, museum exhibits, Fashion Week fashion shows, TV productions and the like. Additionally, Maurya worked with a travel carpentry crew responsible for staging product launches, setting up company/industry parties in NYC, and renovating businesses in Buffalo, NY. She is always honored and humbled to again be a part of the theater that introduced her to the passion and the skills that she needed to be a successful full-time technician and theater artist.
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Lisette LeCompte has been Visitation’s acting coach since 2005. Lisette studied acting at Carnegie Mellon University, received her B.A. at Catholic University, her master of education at the University of Maryland, and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. She currently teaches children with autism in Montgomery County. Before teaching, Lisette performed professionally on local D.C.-area stages. She has enjoyed working on this production; each member of the cast has been dedicated to the process and each one has been a pleasure to work with. Cast, you can be proud of all your wonderful work on this show. It has been a delight to work with Mr. Pringle, III. His talent, thoughtful hard work, and dedication to students of the performing arts is inspiring. Congratulations, Mr. Pringle, on a job well done!
shout outs
Congratulations on another great show, Sydney! I am so proud of you. Love, Rockford
Mackenzie! CONGRATULATIONS on your TECH CREW debut. You're AMAZING! We Love you! Mom and Dad
To Jackie, We’re all so proud of you. We love you and can’t wait to see the play. Love Mama, your sisters, Nanny & Poppa.
To Clara, SO EXCITED TO SEE CLARA'S FASHION VISION COME TO LIFE ON STAGE! SO PROUD OF YOU! xoxo Mama, Papi, Andres, Carolina & Lucy
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Cast & Crew bios
Jade Adams ‘25 (Sound) has not had much theater experience outside of Visitation, but she likes musicals and singing Disney songs when she is bored. What made her realize she wanted to join Tech Crew was when she thought back to a play they had at Visitation, Letters to Sala. Along with sound, her second department is props. The things that Jade is most excited about are seeing The Winter's Tale finalization and getting more familiarized with the different equipment used for sound. Isabella Aguilar ‘24 (Camillo) Bella is so excited to be able to participate in her first Visi Masqueraders production. As someone who loves Shakespeare, she was thrilled that her first big play was The Winter’s Tale. She enjoyed working with the other cast members, Mr. Pringle, and Ms. Lisette. She looks forward to being in other Visi productions in the future. Tsion Assefa ‘25 (Costumes) is enthusiastic to work on this year’s winter play! She has been a member of her middle school’s Tech Crew since 5th grade and can’t wait to continue during her years at Visitation. She is thankful for her family for supporting her and for the friends she made in Tech. Madison Beeman ‘24 (Props) is eager to be a part of the Crew behind the scenes, and she is excited to dive into the performing arts - a new experience for her! She would like to thank Aurora Dolojan ‘24 for encouraging her to join, and everyone she has met through the program. She is so happy to be involved in her first production at Visitation! Jackie Carroll (Autolycus/Props) is very excited to be a part of her first production, The Winter's Tale at Visitation. She is ecstatic to be following in her big sister’s footsteps. She has enjoyed bonding with The Winter's Tale cast and can’t wait for more opportunities to be a part of the Visi Masqueraders. She is happy to finally be able to put her artistic skills to use in a production. She would also like to thank Mr. Pringle, Ms. Lisette, and the cast and crew for all their support! Mary Clancy ‘25 (Clown) is excited to follow in the footsteps of all four of her older siblings and join the Visitation Masqueraders family. Growing up only feet away from the story, she has now happily become a part of the cast and is ecstatic to help tell it herself. The Winter’s Tale is a great use for her extreme amounts of energy and a perfect excuse for random screeching before practice. Mary wants to thank Mr. Pringle, Ms. Lisette, and all the students for helping her transition into Visitation and to a bigger role in the theater. Mackenzie Conlon ‘25 (Costumes) is excited to be working with the Visi Arts cast and crew! She has two years of theater experience and is excited to gain more working on The Winter’s Tale. She can’t wait to learn and grow from this experience. She would like to thank her family, friends, and everyone in Visi Performing Arts for creating such a fun, welcoming environment.
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Bella Costantino ‘22 (Carpentry) is very excited to be a part of the Tech Crew as a member of the Carpentry Department for her third show at Visitation. She is grateful for all the friends she has made through working with each department in the Visi Theater community. She hopes you all enjoy the show! Alese Cowardin ‘25 (First Lady/ Officer/ Dorcas/ First Gentlemen) is overjoyed to be a part of her first show at Visitation. She is thrilled to be a part of the amazing cast led by the exuberant Mr. Pringle and is excited to have everyone back in the theater for an awesome show. Shoutout to her brother for encouraging her to do theatre this year. Tori Davis ‘22 (Stage Manager) is excited for her new role as Stage Manager for this year’s production of The Winter’s Tale. This is her senior year, her fourth production at Visitation, and her third year as a member of the Carpentry Department. During that time, Tori has worked on a variety of Visi Arts productions, such as Jesus Christ Superstar, Sister Act, and Letters to Sala. She would like to thank her tech family for their continuous help and guidance, and her (actual) family for encouraging and supporting her during her time in Tech.
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Hope Dickson ‘25 (Lights) is excited to be a part of the Tech Crew in the Lights Department for The Winter’s Tale. Over the past few months, she has learned the ins and outs of theater production and has enjoyed exploring theater lighting. Hope looks forward to her next four years in Visitation’s Performing Arts and would like to thank everyone who encouraged her to join. She is especially thankful to all of her new Techie friends! Aurora Dolojan ‘24 (Florizel & Head of Props) is excited to be in Visi Arts this year! She is a techie and actor (or tractor) and plans to do her best in both fields. She has one year of experience in Visi Arts and loved every moment of it. She is excited to be acting again this year as Florizel and the Head of Props in The Winter’s Tale. Aurora has a love of art, unwavering commitment, and tenacious spirit which she hopes to use to contribute to this production. Aurora cannot wait to work with everyone in the cast of The Winter’s Tale this year! Katie Erceg ‘24 (Perdita/Mamillious) is thrilled to be a member of this production and hopes that you find her first Visi acting role entertaining if nothing else. Katie wishes to thank her parents, as well as the cast, crew, Ms. Lisette, and Mr. Pringle. She is grateful for the warm welcome from the Visi Arts Department, and looks forward to her experiences to come :) Grace Fogarty ‘24 (Carpentry) is a part of the Carpentry Department! She loves being a part of the Visi Arts community and has learned so much about the building process. She loves seeing everything come together and helping in any way that she can. Go, Masqueraders! 6
Mahilet Girma ‘25 (Carpentry) is a freshman who just joined the Tech Crew. She is very excited to learn about building sets and excited to gain knowledge and skills from other Crew members. She looks forward to seeing it all come together. And, she would like to thank her parents for letting her join. Bridget Glennon ‘23 (Carpentry) is participating in her third production as a member of Visitation’s Tech Crew. She is glad to be back in the full swing of things at Nolan after a year away. She loved working on the set and hopes you love it too! Bridget would like to shout out the fellow juniors on tech and the carp department as a whole for just being the best. She’d also like to thank Maurya, Mr. Pringle, her sister and family, and all the people on tech who make Nolan such a fun space. Break a leg! Cate Glennon ‘25 (Tech Crew - Costumes) is excited to be working with the Crew of The Winter’s Tale on her first Visi play! She did tech for her middle school’s musicals and is loving the transition into Visi Art. She is grateful to her family, friends, and everyone else in the Costumes Department for being so encouraging and supportive.
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Natalia Gonzalez Rivas '25 (Shepherd, 2nd Gentleman & Time) is excited for her first year in Visi Arts! Previously, she has performed in a few musicals, but acting in The Winter’s Tale is something different she’s willing to try! She cannot wait to fill out the roles she has been given and will give it her best. Natalia has a creative mind, a strong will, and a funloving attitude she is happy to express with her fellow cast members. And she can not wait to make new friends and meet new people along the way. Albeit, she is a bit nervous, but she will not let that get in the way of what she loves to do! Mari Haileab ‘24 (Carpentry) is in her second year of Tech Crew and has learned a lot by working with her peers. Mari is grateful for the opportunity to recreate The Winter’s Tale and thanks to the director, cast, and crew for doing an amazing job to make this production possible. Maeve Hamilton ‘22 (Leontes) is absolutely ecstatic to be in this year’s production of William Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale. Other than during the height of COVID-19, Maeve has been an active member of the Visi Arts community. She cannot wait to be center stage for this wonderful production, channeling D.C. Comics’ Joker energy. Maeve would like to thank Mr. Pringle and Ms. Lecompte for this amazing opportunity, as well as her fellow cast members for making this such a memorable experience. She hopes all the underclassmen stick with this wonderful program, and for herself, hopes to pursue acting in college. Finally, Maeve would like to thank her parents for supporting her through rehearsals and running lines. Marie Hermens ‘23 (Carpentry) is excited to be participating in her fourth production as a member of Visitation’s Tech Crew. She is happy to be back in Nolan with the full Tech Crew and hopes everyone enjoys the show. Marie would like to thank Maurya, Mr. Pringle, her fellow juniors on tech, and all those who make Nolan such a welcoming and fun space! Caitlyn Hickman ‘25 (Props) is very excited about this year’s production! She’s a part of props and plans to do her best to support the rest of the Tech family. Caitlyn has had experience in handling props in her 5th-grade production, and played as a side character. She is excited to help out in any way she can in order to make The Winter’s Tale a great play. Although things seem a lot at first, Caitlyn is able to handle a challenge and can be very persistent when it comes to getting a job done. She can not wait to see what tech crew and The Winter’s Tale itself will bring!
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Annelise Jefferson ‘23 (Ensemble) is elated to be a part of her first Visi Arts production. Having spent her early years in New York, she is excited to see The Winter's Tale come to life. She performed in her middle school's musical and is an avid songwriter. She is grateful to her family and friends for being so encouraging and supportive and is thrilled to be a part of the amazing cast led by the sprightly Mr. Pringle. Sophia Jeffress ‘23 (Polixenes, Jailer) is so excited to be in her fourth Visi production! She is so glad that Visi Arts is back to having a semi-normal year, with in-person rehearsals and a real audience. She wants to thank Mr. Pringle, the cast and crew of the show, her parents (especially mom for driving her to all of her Saturday rehearsals), and all of her friends supporting her (shoutout to Isabella, Carey, and Lauren). Sophia Kearney ‘25 (Paulina and Servant) is so excited to partake in her first Visi Arts production! She has lots of previous theater experience, starting in elementary school. Her most recent production was this past summer at Surflight Theater in Beach Haven, NJ. She would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her and Mr. Pringle for working so hard to make this show what it is.
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Gelila Kebede ‘25 (Costumes) has barely any tech crew experience but is excited to take this opportunity as a learning experience. If other departments, such as lighting and carpentry, are too occupied with tasks, she would lend a hand to help the other tech crew members tackle the tasks! Priya Kelly ‘22 (Hermione) is excited for her fifth production and final year as a Masquerader. Priya has been in a variety of shows at Visitation such as The Ghost of Rhodes Manor as Mrs. Rhodes and is ecstatic to be playing the royal and regal Hermione in this production of The Winter’s Tale. She would like to thank her Mom, Dad, Nicholas, and Jaya for always supporting her. She would also like to thank Mr. Pringle and the cast and crew for all of their passionate work on this production. Margaret Lee ‘22 (Head of Lights) is proud to work as the Head of Lights for her fifth production at Visitation during her senior year. She has worked on Ghost of Rhodes Manor, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Sister Act. Margaret is thankful to be a part of the crew of The Winter’s Tale this year and hopes you enjoy the show. She wants to thank her family and friends for their amazing support, Mr. Pringle and Maurya Scanlon Sorokes for their leadership and guidance, and the wonderful techies working with her.
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Rachel Lumor ‘24 (Sound) ecstatically joins Tech Crew again. She still loves music and tech, applying her skills here at Visitation. While anticipating (finally) to watch Hamilton, she wants to provide her skills in other areas like lighting or carpentry. She deeply thanks her mother and brother for their continuous love and support, Mrs. Scanlon for her awesome instruction, and especially Mr. Pringle, the Director of Performing Arts for working with her in producing such an exceptional creation. Julia Malloy ‘23 (Costumes) is joining Tech Crew for her first year! She is excited to be working with all of the talented people that make up the Masqueraders, and she enjoys being a part of the production process. She would like to thank everyone for being such a welcoming community and cannot wait to spend more time here. Break a leg! Phoebe Moore ‘22 (Costumes) is happy to be a part of the costumes crew for her third show at Visi. She is excited to be back in person working with everyone to create The Winter’s Tale. She would like to thank Clara for being the best head as well as the other costume members and her friends in the Tech Crew. She would also like to thank Mr. Pringle and Maurya for their dedication in keeping everything as organized as possible in Nolan. She hopes everyone enjoys the show and the costumes :) Nora Rohall ‘24 (Lighting) is so excited for her second show as a sophomore! This year, Nora is in the Lighting Department. She is eager to learn more about lighting! Nora plays the clarinet and bass clarinet. She would like to thank her grandma for instilling in her a love of music and the arts. Nora would also like to thank Mr. Pringle for all his hard work in making this show possible! Clara Permuy ‘23 (Head of Costumes) is participating in her 4th Visitation production, and her first as Head of Costumes! She is very excited to be head of a department and would like to thank Phoebe Moore (22 and the rest of the costume department for getting her through the show. Clara would also like to thank her mom, Starbucks, and UberEats for sustaining her with the encouragement to run costumes! She hopes everyone enjoys the show. :) Taryn Toomer ‘24 (Lights) is very excited for her third show now as a sophomore! This year, Taryn has switched from the Carpentry Department to Lights and is already learning so many new things. Taryn would like to thank her family for pushing her out of her shell to try new things, and everyone in Tech and the cast for making this production possible! Annetta Uduebor ‘25 (Costumes) is a freshman at Visitation and excited to be a part of her first Visi Arts production. She looks forward to applying her sewing skills and learning new skills. This is her 4th production working backstage, and she is excited to start something new. She would also like to thank her parents for driving her to and from the tech crew.
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Annelise, Congratulations on your acting debut!
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d g e e l m w ents o n k c a The production of this show would not have been possible without the assistance, patience, and support of the following parents, staff, and friends: GVPA Arts Liaisons.............................................Mimi Dennis, Rene Jeffress, Kimberly Vargo Production Filming.........................................................................................School Days Productions ASL Intrepeter.............................................................................................Billy Sanders & Dina Hobbs Photography...........................................................................................................................Cory Royster Playbill Design .................................................................................................................Naima Jefferson Program Ads Design............................................................................................................Beth Wraase Visitation Communications Dept Production Merchandise........................................................................................................John Sague Production Artwork...................................................................................................Aurora Dolojan ‘24 Craft Services..................................................................................Antoine Lee of Soul Chef Catering
special thanks Special thanks to Lisette LeCompte, Maurya Scanlon Sorokes ‘06, Dave Eason & School Days Productions for their hard work, dedication, and awesomeness; the Visitation Facilities Staff for their willing hearts, helpful hands & expertise, and to Dr. Barbara Edmondson, Mrs. Leonor Ponzio, Mrs. Raynetta Jackson-Clay, Mrs. Lisa Singleton, and the Visitation Faculty & Staff for their love and support; Sister Mary Berchmans and the Visitation Sisters for the many prayers. Also, thank you to the numerous parents who assisted with the huge task of student transportation, clean up, donations of food and paint, feeding the cast and crew during show week, and supporting in any and every way possible. Thanks to Caroline Handorf and Beth Wraase (Visi Comms Dept); Naima Jefferson, our parent playbill designer; Antione Lee and Soul Chef Catering for supplying our Show Week Meals; the GVPA; and Jermaine Dawson for her EVERYTHING!
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The Visitation Masqueraders are proud members of the International Thespian Society
Break a leg, Sage!
We love you! XOXO
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