OTTERBEIN THEATRE & DANCE presents
a farce by Peter Shaffer
Directed by Dr. Aviva Neff
Scenic Design by Stephanie Gerckens
Lighting Design by Anna Wehrmann (‘23)
Costume Design by Morgan Joyner (‘23)
Stage Managed by Libby Carroll (‘25)
October 20-22 & October 28 & 29, 2022
Sound Design by Kitty Mader
Campus Center Theatre
100 W. Home St., Westerville
Brindsley Miller ......................................................................................................... Ian Peloza
Carol Melkett Kora Duvall
Miss Furnival ........................................................................................................ Beth Sanford
Colonel Melkett ...................................................................................... John Michael McCall
Harold Gorringe ............................................................................................... Jackson Gifford
Schuppanzigh ........................................................................................................ Isaac Steiger
Clea Jessica Noal
Georg Bamberger ................................................................................................. Nate Dirksen
Male Swing................................................................................................................ Jack Giglia
Female Swing .................................................................................................... Sierra Gelbman
The play will be performed in one act, there will be no intermission.
Time: 9:30 on a Sunday night
Place: Brindsley Miller’s apartment in South Kensington London
Have you had one of those days where everything goes wrong? You forget your wallet, lose your keys, spill coffee on your white sweater, steal all of your neighbor’s antique furniture to impress a millionaire art patron and your fiancée’s strict father?
Okay, maybe that last part is just us.
Watch as light becomes dark in this topsy-turvy comedy of errors led by Brindsley, a poor sculptor desperate to make his mark in the art world. When the stage is bright, a fuse is blown, and our cast is plunged into blackness–how will Brindsley juggle the increasingly large personalities crammed into his tiny flat? Sit back and enjoy this zany group of characters as we embrace the fashion, language, and sounds of London in the 1960’s.
Things are going to get very, very messypegs!
Thank you for joining us for Black Comedy!
- Dr. Aviva NeffAny video an/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
Chair, Department of Theatre & Dance T.J. Gerckens
Managing Director ............................................................................................Elizabeth Saltzgiver
Production Manager ............................................................................................ Hannah Pohlman
Faculty Technical Director Patrick Stone
Costume Shop Supervisor .................................................................................... Anna Grywalski
Dialect Coach Mandy Fox
Movement Coach/Voice Coach ...........................................................................
Melinda Murphy
Administrator/Director of Recruiting ....................................................................... Dawn Horne
Assistant Stage Manager Adrian Casto
Technical Director ......................................................................................................
Luca Fragiotta
Charge Artist Gabi Ahumada Mier y Concha
Carpenter .....................................................................................................................
Sage Wuertzer
Properties Lead............................................................................................................... Olivia Rossi
Properties Assistant Ryan Lewis
Scenic & Props Run Crew .................................... Naomi Eason, Connor O’Ryan, Nick Abouzeid
Wardrobe Lead Ian Kerber
Wardrobe Assistant ........................................................................................................... Nora Root
Draper .......................................................................................................................
Addy Chapman
Wardrobe Run Crew Sherlyn Diaz, Aidan McCracken
Lead Electrician ........................................................................................................ Gabe Whitnack
Light Board Operator Sam Bryant
Electrics Shop Hang Crew ............................. Connor Christopher, Sam Bryant, Sherlyn Diaz, ......................................................................Naomi Eason, Ana Kusenberger, Aidan McCracken
Electrics Strike Crew Anna Hundt, Nick Abouzeid, Tres Allison, Melody Cohen, LaBron Foy
Sound Engineer (A1) ..................................................................................................
House Manager ..........................................................................................................
Graphic Design
Luke Maynus
Luca Fragiotta
Trevor List
Social Media ........................................................................Lucy Breedlove, Emma Rose Johnson
Luca Fragiotta
Carlos Grunewald
Matthew Knerr
Ryan Lewis
Olivia Rossi
Addison Chapman
Morgan Joyner
Kate Larson
Mick Lozada
Nora Root
Tiffany Stone
Zoya Bokhari
Nicole Hunter
Ryan Lewis
Josie Rocca
Paige Vick
Anna Wehrmann
Gabe Whitnack
Sage Wuertzer
Libby Carroll
Addison Chapman
Katie Debolt
Maggie Glanc
Lindsey Griffith
Carlos Grunewald
T.J. Gerckens (Theatre & Dance Dept. Chair/Artistic Director) is the lighting design faculty member at Otterbein University, a USA829 Union Lighting Designer, and proud Otterbein alumnus. At Otterbein, he has designed the lighting for The Pirates of Penzance, Gentleman’s Guide, Into a Lamplit Room, Dance Concert 2020: The Wild Within (with John Diver), Chicago, Oklahoma!, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Diary of Anne Frank, Adding Machine: A Musical, Damn Yankees, Dance 2016: The Goddess, The Crucible, Fiddler on the Roof, Dance 2015: Famously Yours...Forever, Dance 2014: Tell-Tale Poe, and Into the Woods. As a freelance lighting designer, T.J. has been part of the design team for the Tony Award winner and MacArthur Foundation “Genius” Mary Zimmerman for the last 29 years. Most recently, he designed lighting for Notebooks of Leonardo DaVinci in Washington DC, the new opera Eurydice, by Sarah Ruhl and Matthew Aucoin at the Metropolitan Opera and L.A. Opera, The Music Man at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago, The Steadfast Tin Soldier at Chicago’s Lookingglass Theatre, the recent revival of Metamorphoses at the Guthrie Theatre and Berkeley Rep, and Rusalka at the Metropolitan Opera in NYC. Other notable designs include The Odyssey at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, The Music Man at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago, Guys & Dolls in L.A., and Treasure Island at the Lookingglass Theatre and Berkeley Rep. His lighting designs have been seen at regional theatres across the United States, on and off Broadway, and at the Metropolitan Opera. Internationally, he has designed in England, Australia, and at the LaScala Opera House in Milan, Italy. He has received numerous awards for his designs including New York’s Drama Desk Award and Lortel Awards for his lighting of Metamorphoses on and off Broadway, Jefferson Awards for The Odyssey and Metamorphoses in Chicago, and an award for “Exemplifying the Art of Collaboration” given to the Zimmerman design team by Entertainment Design Magazine. You can see his designs for Lucia di Lammermoor and La Sonnambula on DVDs released by the Metropolitan Opera. T.J. holds a BFA from Otterbein University and an MFA from Boston University. He is married to set designer, educator, and scenic artist Stephanie R. Gerckens.
Dr. Aviva Neff (Director) is a rustbelt artist-scholar-educator with an expertise in diversity, equity, and inclusion in the arts. Dr. Neff is an experienced director, playwright, and intimacy choreographer who enjoys working in devised theatre and theatre for social change. She is an ensemble member with Teatro Travieso, with whom she recently premiered her solo performance, Blood, Earth, Water. Dr. Neff’s publications include research on race and social media, performances of mixed-Black identity during reconstruction-era New Orleans, and inclusive performance pedagogies. Dr. Neff is the Director of Youth and Community Learning at Columbus College of Art and Design and an adjunct faculty member with Otterbein University Department of Theatre and Dance.
Stephanie R. Gerckens (Scenic Designer, Alumnus) is pleased to return to Otterbein to design scenery for this production. At Otterbein she has previously designed The Pirates of Penzance, The Pajama Game, The Diary of Anne Frank, The Crucible, My Way, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Violet (Ohio Theatre Roundtable Award), Longevity Abbreviated, Steel Magnolias, and Antigravity. Her design credits include Alice in Wonderland for BalletMet; Evie’s Waltz, Escanaba in Love, Drawer Boy (Critic’s Circle Award), Boston Marriage, and Taste of Sunrise, for CATCO. She has also designed for The Phoenix Theatre for Children, Porthouse Theatre, Ohio Wesleyan University, Weathervane Playhouse, Miami Valley Dinner Theatre (La Comedia), Chicago’s Remains Theatre, and Circa-21 in Rock Island, Illinois. She spent two seasons at Actors Theatre of Louisville as Resident Assistant Scene Designer and Charge Scenic Artist. Stephanie has painted for theatre, television, and film
with clients including Arena Stage, BalletMet, The Oprah Show, and the independent feature film Lawn Dogs (Lead Painter). She has worked with several theatrical production studios including Chicago Scenic Studio, MYSTIC Scenic Studio in Boston, Tamara Backdrops in Chicago, and Live Technologies in Columbus, Ohio.
Morgan Joyner (Costume Designer) is a senior BFA Theatre Design/Technology major from Dallas, Texas. Previous credits includes First Hand at The Lyric Repertory Company. Otterbein credits include Costume Designer for The Heidi Chronicles, Assistant Costume Designer, for A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder, and Wardrobe Lead for Into A Lamplit Room. Morgan would like to thank her parents and her friends for their endless support, and Rebecca White for her guidance.
Anna Wehrmann (Lighting Designer) I am a senior here at Otterbein, and have previously worked on Something Rotten, Land of Ours, and A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder I was also an intern at the Des Moines Metro Opera this past summer, and loved it! I would like to thank my parents, my friends, and my family for supporting me throughout school, and for everything they do.
Kitty Mader (Sound Designer/Lighting & Sound Supervisor) is thrilled to be joining Otterbein this year as the department’s new Lighting and Sound Supervisor! She holds a BFA in Design and Technology for Theatre from Otterbein University, with an emphasis in audio engineering and design. She was previously Assistant Audio Supervisor and A1 at Weston Theatre Company in Weston, VT, and has done audio work for Great Lakes Theater (Cleveland, OH) and Bard Summerscape Music and Opera Festival (Annandaleon-Hudson, NY). She has sound designed and assistant designed multiple Otterbein productions, including A Lie of the Mind, The Tempest, and The Theory of Relativity. Kitty hopes you all enjoy the show!
Libby Carroll (she/her) (Stage Manager) is a sophomore BFA Design/Technology major from Pittsburgh, PA. She is so excited to be making her Stage Manager debut for Black Comedy! Her previous Otterbein credits include The Heidi Chronicles (Assistant Stage Manager). During the summer, she worked with Opera Project Columbus’s production of Don Pasquale (Assistant Stage Manager), and created/worked on a program with Sheldon Calvary Camp that introduces Performing Arts to the young kids that attend the camp. She would like to thank Adrian for being such an amazing person to work with, and for being her “right-hand man.” Libby could not have asked for a better director, creative team, cast, or crew to work with for this production. She would also like to give a quick shout out to Hannah for being such a great mentor, and Zoya, Luca, Morgan, Alliza, and Brooke for being so supportive over the past few weeks. She hopes you enjoy the show!
Mandy Fox (Dialect Coach) is a voice actor, performer, director, new works creator, and teacher of acting and voice. Her work has taken her all over the world, from Broadway to Kuwait and London’s West End. Mandy is a graduate of Otterbein University and the Yale School of Drama. Mandy is an Associate Professor of Acting and Directing in the Department of Theatre, Film, and Media Arts at The Ohio State University.
Anna Grywalski (Costume Shop Supervisor) is a costume designer and creator. She grew up in the Columbus area, but her career designing and teaching costumes has taken her all over the country. Most recently, Anna served as Costume Director and Resident
Designer at the University of Southern Maine, while also maintaining a healthy freelance career. She recently moved back to her hometown to accept the position of Costume Shop Supervisor and Instructor of Costume Technology here at Otterbein University. Highlights of Anna’s designs include Twelfth Night, The Importance of Being Earnest, and Unlock’d at USM, Million Dollar Quartet at Heritage Theatre Festival, The Last Five Years, The Niceties, and Refuge/Malja at Portland Stage, The Lord of the Flies and Something Rotten at Providence College, Fly Me to the Moon at The Public Theatre, and Mamma Mia! at QCT. Anna’s goal moving forward is to ensure an inclusive, constructive, body-positive costume shop where anyone can feel comfortable and welcome to learn.
Melinda Murphy (Voice and Movement Coach) teaches Alexander Technique and Feldenkrais Method® in the Otterbein Theatre and Dance Department, with application to movement, voice, characterization, singing, and dance. Melinda is one of the few teachers trained in both methods; she combines them in her private practice in Columbus, and in classes and seminars for performing artists at other Ohio colleges. Since coming to Otterbein, she also trained to teach Fitzmaurice Voice work for its specialized tools for improving the voice and breath. Melinda has coached Otterbein productions since the turn of the century. She has also coached equestrians, figure skaters, musicians, and competitive barbershop quartets and choruses, including the two-time international gold medalist Southern Gateway Chorus.
Hannah Pohlman (Production Manager) is thrilled to be back at her alma mater as Production Manager and Stage Management Mentor! Originally from central Ohio, she earned her BFA in Theatre Design/Technology in 2018. Following graduation, Hannah interned with the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, FL before returning home to continue her work in the Columbus art scene. Hannah has worked professionally as a stage manager, events coordinator, and costumer for several regional theatres including Mason Street Warehouse, Orlando Repertory Theatre, Columbus Children’s Theatre, CATCO, BalletMet, Opera Project Columbus, and Weathervane Playhouse. She also worked as Assistant Production Manager in 2019 for the inaugural CAPA Marquee Awards Program, which provides educational opportunities to the greater Columbus area high school theatre programs. Every year since she has served as an adjudicator and teaching artist before returning as stage manager for the 2020 Marquee Awards. Hannah currently lives in Columbus with her fiancé, Nick, and their two cats, Pippin and Spooky.
Patrick Stone (Faculty Technical Director) began his tenure as the Technical Director at Otterbein in the fall of 2014. He spent the previous seven years at the University of Arkansas as the Technical Director. He holds an MFA from the University of South Dakota and a Bachelors of Arts from Doane College in Crete, Nebraska. He is an ETCP certified Theatrical Rigger. He teaches classes in stagecraft, properties, metal working, technical direction, wood working, and motion scenery. Patrick also enjoys consulting with theatres ranging from professional through junior high school. Patrick and his new cats, Pierre and Bob, are seeing some wonderful growth at their new alternative medicine clinic: Hom-Meow-Pathic Medicine. Due to the interest they are adding a new treatment: Cat-U-Puncture. Call if you are interested.
Adrian Casto (Assistant Stage Manager) is a freshman BFA Design/Technology major from West Liberty, OH. He is a stage management focus with a strong interest in everything technical theatre. Adrian is very excited to be involved with his first show at Otterbein.
He cannot wait to have more amazing opportunities like this in the future. Adrian wants to thank his friends and family for all their support in this process as well. Much love.
Addison Chapman (Draper & Scenic Stitcher) is a senior BFA Design/Technology major from Mount Gilead, OH. Her previous credits include draping for The Pajama Game, draper and chain mail artisan for A Little Night Music, and various positions as stitcher throughout the years. After a semester out of commission, Addy very is excited to be sewing again.
Nate Dirksen (Georg Bamberger) is a junior BFA Acting major from Barrington, RI. Nate extends his biggest thanks to everyone in the cast and crew for the opportunity and the support, with a special thanks to Aviva for being such a wonderful and kind director. He also wishes to thank the audience for attending, and his parents and friends for always being there for him. Cheers to the theatre and all those who attend and create!
Kora Duvall (Carol Melkett) is a senior BFA Acting major from Louisville, KY. Previous Otterbein credits include Land of Ours, The Tempest, the Advanced Directing Project Endgame, and workshops Rapture, Blister, Burn and The Bald Soprano. Other credits: The America Project (Edinburgh Fringe Festival), Alice in Wonderland (Savage Rose), Richard II (Commonwealth Theatre Company). TV/Film: A League of Their Own (Amazon Prime/ Sony Pictures), So Cold the River (Pigasus Pictures). Love and thanks to friends and family!
Luca Fragiotta (Technical Director/House Manager) is a junior BFA Design/Technology major and Film Studies minor from Lewis Center, OH. Luca is a Technical Direction student who works on nearly every production on campus. Recent highlights include summer work in New York’s Gateway Playhouse, and upcoming work as co-Lighting Designer on Dance 2022: Find Me in the Shadows. Luca sends immense thanks to his hardworking team of carpenters, his family, roommates, and Addy. He is also grateful for Stone for his mentorship. Luca invites you to enjoy the aura of Brindsley Miller’s home!
Sierra Gelbman (Understudy: Female Swing) is a sophomore BFA Acting major from Los Angeles, CA. Sierra is thrilled to be making her main stage Otterbein debut as the Female Swing, as it was truly a blast to get to work on this electrifying show. She would like to thank Dr. Aviva Neff and the Otterbein University Department of Theatre and Dance for this amazing opportunity, and all of you for coming. Enjoy the show!
Jackson Gifford (he/him) (Harold Gorringe) is a junior BFA Musical Theatre major and Dance minor from Oklahoma City, OK. Regional Credits: Annie (MUNY, STL.); The Sound of Music & You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown (Parallel 45, MI.); Cinderella & Sister Act (Summer Rep, CA.). Otterbein Credits: Dance 2020:The Wild Within, The Pajama Game, & Something Rotten. Jackson is the founder & artistic director of Southern Plains Productions, an award-winning site-specific theatre company in Oklahoma City. Additionally, he is the recipient of the 2022 NextGen Artist Award. Love to my family & friends. ＜3
Jack Giglia (Understudy: Male Swing) is a sophomore BFA Acting major from Cincinnati, OH. Previous Otterbein credits include Land of Ours (Greg) and 11th Hour Theatre Company’s Every Brilliant Thing. Other credits include Pioneer Playhouse’s Dracula Bites (Stewart Minor) and Cockeyed (Norman). In his free time, Jack enjoys playing hacky sack in the Pool Room with Nate, John Michael, and Isaac. He would like to thank Aviva,
the absolutely smashing cast and crew, the great Stancy, the famiglia Giglia, and God. Enjoy the show!
Ian Kerber (Wardrobe Lead) is a junior BA Theatre and Psychology double major from Elyria, OH. This is my first time ever being a Wardrobe Lead for any type of Theatre production, so I’m very excited to be able to have this opportunity! I’d like to thank all of you for coming to see the show and I would love to give a shout-out to my amazing mother for driving all the way down every time to see the shows I work on! Love you!
Ryan Lewis (Properties Assistant) is a sophomore BA Theatre major from West Babylon, NY. Ryan is so excited to be working on this hilarious show. His previous credits at Otterbein include Something Rotten (Deck Carpenter). Ryan has had a great time being Olivia Rossi’s little worker goblin for the duration of this process. He wishes the entire cast and crew of Black Comedy good luck and to have an amazing run. Ryan would like to thank Olivia, Stone, Luca, and Stephanie for their guidance.
Luke Maynus (Sound A1) is a junior BA Theatre and Political Science double major from Charleston, WV. Luke is a self-proclaimed genius who has often been described as “the glue that holds this department together.” Luke has decided to stretch himself this semester, making this his first foray into sound engineering. When Luke is not wowing audiences, he is usually seen galavanting around Otterbein, stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. Luke would like to thank Victoria, Owen, Jenna, the 2C gang, and his many, many other friends which he definitely has.
John Michael McCall (he/him) (Colonel Melkett) is a senior BFA Acting major from Marin County, CA. John Michael is so thrilled to be associated with a such an amazing show and cast for his senior year! Previous credits include Mrs. Mannerly (Jeffrey), A Lie Of The Mind (Jake), Land Of Ours (Ensemble) and The Tempest (Trinculo). John Michael would like to dedicate this show to his amazing family, friends, and his two dogs, Belle and Hank.
Jessica Noal (Clea) is a junior BFA Acting major and Dance minor from Lafayette, CA. Her previous Otterbein credits include Land of Ours (Performer), Sunday on the Rocks (Jen), and Seascape (Sarah). She would like to thank everyone in the cast for creating a safe environment for everyone to explore and have fun. Enjoy the show!
Ian Peloza (Brindsley Miller) is a sophomore BFA Acting major from Warsaw, IN. Some of Ian’s most memorable credits include the OST’s The Pirates of Penzance, Wagon Wheel Center for the Art’s Newsies, and others. I want to thank my family and friends who have come to support me during this journey; Aviva Neff for allowing me the opportunity to be a part of this production; and Melinda Murphy and Mandy Fox for all the amazing work. I am infinitely grateful to make art with such wonderful people!
Nora Root (Wardrobe Assistant) is a freshman BA Theatre and English double major from Hilliard, OH. The storytelling aspect of theater has always been a huge passion of mine, and Otterbein has offered me a place to explore the many different ways a story can be told. Recently, I’ve been able to utilize my love of sewing and costuming as Wardrobe Assistant on this production. I’ve been so lucky to be able to learn alongside designers and other creators in making and understanding the look of this show and story.
Olivia Rossi (Properties Lead) is a junior BFA Design/Technology major from Hilliard, OH. Her previous roles include Lead Carpenter on A Little Night Music and Properties Lead for Something Rotten. Olivia would like to thank her friends and family who have helped her get to where she is today. Tech yeah!
Beth Sanford (she/they) (Miss Furnival) is a senior BFA Acting major from San Francisco, CA. Beth is very grateful to be a part of this production with such an amazing group of people. She would like to thank everyone involved for such an incredible final mainstage experience at Otterbein. She would also like to thank everyone who has supported her and this show. Enjoy the show, and jiggle that thing!!
Isaac Steiger (Schuppanzigh) is a senior BFA Acting major from Westerville, OH. I’d like to thank my friends and family who have supported me up to this point in my college career. It has been such a positive and life changing experience and I owe them the world; I wouldn’t be where I am without them.
Gabe Whitnack (Lead Electrician) is a junior BFA Design/Technology major and Film Studies minor from Durham, NC. He would like to thank his friends and family for all of their support throughout the process!
Sage Wuertzer (Carpenter) is a senior BFA Design/Technology major from Glen Ellyn, IL. While Sage is usually found amongst lighting folk, they’re incredibly grateful to have been able to work in the scene shop again on this show! Sage would like to congratulate Luca for being an amazing technical director, and to thank Luca & Isaac Steiger for being wonderful friends. Much love.
Otterbein University Department of Theatre & Dance honors those who have given so generously during the 2022-23 Academic Year. Members who give annually at the Director and Producer level are included in the Joanne Van Sant Society.
Thank you for contributing to the education of our students!
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