2024 PROGRAM
OTTERBEIN SUMMER THEATRE
presents
Written and Originally Directed & Choreographed by STUART ROSS
Musical Continuity Supervision and Arrangements by JAMES RAITT
Originally Produced by GENE WOLSK
Directed by Lenny Leibowitz*
Scenic Design by Rob Johnson
Lighting Design by Kyle Krygielski
June 6-9 & 13-15, 2024
Stage Managed by Savanah Schwartz
Music Direction by Dennis Davenport
Costume Design by Rebecca White
Sound Design by Kitty Mader
Fritsche Theatre at Cowan Hall 30 S. Grove St., Westerville
“Forever Plaid” is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www. MTIShows.com
PERFORMERS
CAST
FRANKIE Nathan Frewen
SMUDGE Labron Foy
SPARKY Sam Bryant
JINX Tres Allison
PIANO ................................................................................................................ Dennis Davenport^
BASS Jeff Weeks
^denotes Department of Music Faculty with
PRODUCTION STAFF
Artistic Director ...................................................................................................... Lenny Leibowitz
Chair, Department of Theatre & Dance/Producer .................................................. T.J. Gerckens
Managing Director Elizabeth Saltzgiver
Production Manager .................................................................................................. Hannah Hahn
Technical Director ...................................................................................................... Luca Fragiotta
Costume Shop Supervisor Anna Grywalski
Lighting & Sound Supervisor ...................................................................................... Kitty Mader
Director of Recruiting/Administrator ....................................................................... Dawn Horne
Assistant Stage Manager Julia Maggio
Carpenters ............................................................................ Marshall Duggan, Marshall Lehman
Scenic Charge Artist.................................................................................................. Natalie Neville
Properties Lead Nick Hahn
Technical Apprentice (Scenery/Paints/Props) ....................................................... Jason Fragiotta
Technical Apprentice/Scenic & Properties Run Crew ..................................... Ja Na’Ya Johnson
Wardrobe Lead/Run Crew Max Lozada
Technical Apprentice (Wardrobe) ................................................................................. Lilian Ducy
Lead Electrician/Board Operator ................................................................... Connor Christopher
Follow Spot Operators Melody Cohen, Jason Fragiotta
Technical Apprentice (Lighting/Sound) & Projections Operator ..................... Stephen O’Hara
Sound Engineer (A1) ...................................................................................................... River Perry
Graphic Designer Trevor List
Social Media Team ..................... Jane Cook, Ana Kusenberger, Katelyn Miller, Kailey Souder
Company Manager/Box Office Manager ................................................................. Maggie Glanc
Front of House Manager Nicole Hunter
Front of House Assistant .............................................................................................. Katie Debolt
David Hemsley Caldwell
Aaron Hall
Michael Yonchak, Otterbein Dept. of Music
Any video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
DESIGNER NOTES
SCENIC DESIGN by Rob Johnson:
It was the summer of 2004 when I first designed the scenery for this time-honored musical comedy. It was for the Otterbein Summer Theatre company back then as well, but with a different director (David Caldwell), and in a different space (the basement of the Campus Center). The concept for the show’s set back then was entirely different from this production, with lots of metal trusswork, rented stage components, and a kind of “touring rock show” feel. It’s always a fun opportunity to design a show a second or even third time, because you are likely to work in a different space, or with a different director, or both. A different space will often dictate changes in the design, and the ideas that a different director brings to a production inspire a designer to do something visually different as well.
For this production of Forever Plaid, I was honored to work with the great director, Lenny Leibowitz, and the “proscenium space” which we have in Cowan Hall. Lenny gave me some wonderful and inspirational words to work from; words like “celestial” and “dream-like” and yet he also wanted the physical records of the 50’s and 60’s worked into the design. I thought of the wall paneling in the rec-room of my childhood where I would go to play all of my records. I also thought of the recording studios where you would always see the records on the wall. If you are looking up at the set before you, it’s perhaps obvious how everything came together into the final design look for this production. The color pallet is based on a sky blue that feels hopeful and full of possibilities. That sky blue is also what transitions us from our earthly “rec-room full of records” into the clouds and on into the celestial universe, where our play’s four singers usually reside. Thankfully, Heaven has released them to perform for you one last time...Enjoy!
COSTUME DESIGN by Rebecca White:
Oh, what a splendid time for fashion! I just love how the swankest musical groups of the 1950’s like the Four Seasons, The Coasters, and the Flamingos would don matching clothes to signify their unified sound. Our Plaids are no exception! With simple white jackets and iconic plaids, our Plaids are dressed to impress. We chose a blue plaid to align with the celestial theme of our “boys from beyond.” I hope the costumes transport to another, more simpler time.
BIOGRAPHIES
TJ Gerckens (Theatre & Dance Dept. Chair/Producer) 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 9 to 5 The Musical, Bright Star, Dance 2022: Find me in the Shadows (with Luca Fragiotta and Sage Wuertzer), Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, Into a Lamplit Room, Dance 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, and Dance 2014: Tell-Tale Poe. 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 30+ years. Most recently, he designed lighting for the world premiere of the Matchbox Magic Flute at the Goodman Theatre, Swan Lake for the Australian Ballet, performing in 4 cities and at the Sydney Opera House, Florencia en el Amazonas, and the new opera Eurydice, by Sarah Ruhl and Matthew Aucoin at the Metropolitan Opera, The Notebooks of Leonardo DaVinci in Chicago, Washington DC, and San Diego, the world premiere of 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, 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. T.J. holds a BFA from Otterbein University and an MFA from Boston University. He is married to set designer, and scenic artist Stephanie R. Gerckens.
Lenny Leibowitz (Artistic Director & Director) is in his tenth year as a member of the Otterbein Theatre faculty. Since his arrival in Westerville, Lenny has directed Cabaret, Our Town, The Pirates of Penzance, Side by Side by Sondheim, The Pajama Game, An Enemy of the People, Guys & Dolls, Oklahoma!, My Fair Lady, Into the Woods, Baby, Clybourne Park, Brighton Beach Memoirs, Top Girls, Fiddler on the Roof, Radium Girls, Hay Fever, and Adding Machine: A Musical. As founding artistic director of Marvell Rep, Off-Broadway, Lenny directed 11 productions, including The Threepenny Opera, which received a Drama Desk nomination for Best Revival of a Musical. Other New York directing credits include the world premiere of Brian Yorkey’s Making Tracks, which ran Off-Broadway at Rockefeller Center’s Taipei Theater. Lenny has directed at some of the nation’s leading regional theatres including the Olney Theatre, the National Players, the Huntington Theatre’s Breaking Ground Festival, and the New Harmony Theatre, where he was artistic director for four years. A Philadelphia native, he made his professional debut as a piano soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra. He received his B.A. from Columbia University and his M.F.A. from Boston University. Member, SDC and AEA.
Dennis Davenport (Music Director, Pianist) is a Professor of Music at Otterbein. He teaches in the BFA musical theatre program (Musical Theatre History) and the First Year Experience, Honors, and Senior Year Experience programs. Recent music direction for Otterbein includes Cabaret in Fall 2023, and I Do! I Do!, Baby and Pirates of Penzance for Otterbein Summer Theatre.
BIOGRAPHIES
Rob Johnson (Scenic Designer) is back at Otterbein Summer Theater after retiring several years ago. He holds two master’s degrees (from West Virginia University and The Ohio State University) and was the resident Otterbein faculty scenic designer for 34 years, arriving in 1987. Rob has won numerous Ezekiel Design awards and designed many memorable shows at Otterbein. His long career as a freelance designer for professional and academic companies has included designs for theatre, opera, dance, corporate events, and even an elaborate home theatre for a wealthy patron of the arts! Rob thanks his savior Jesus Christ for a wonderful family and a wonderful career, and for the opportunity to be back working with students and colleagues this summer.
Rebecca White (Costume Designer) is the Director of Design & Technology and has served as Otterbein’s Faculty Costume Designer since 2007. Rebecca teaches courses in Costume Design, Costume/Fashion History, Costume Crafts and Stage Makeup. In addition to designing costumes for many Otterbein productions, Rebecca mentors student costume designers. A few of Rebecca’s favorite designs at Otterbein are The Importance of Being Earnest, The School for Scandal, and Dance 2020: The Wild Within. Rebecca is originally from Minnesota and earned a Bachelor of Science in Theatre Arts from the University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse and a Master of Fine Arts in Costume Design & Technology from the University of Minnesota. Outside of Otterbein, Rebecca has designed costumes for Short North Stage, Denison University’s Singers Theatre, and Park Square Theatre, with additional costume work for The Milwaukee Rep, Penumbra Theatre Company, Trinity Rep, & The Santa Fe Opera. When not designing for the traditional theatre stages, she combines her two passions: theatre and horses, by designing and styling for equine artists and performers at Equine Affaire, All American Quarter Horse Congress, Midwest Horse Fair, and other national and regional venues. Rebecca wishes to thank you for being patrons of the arts and supporters of Otterbein’s Theatre & Dance students.
Kyle Krygielski (Lighting Designer) is a freelance lighting designer based in Columbus, OH and is thrilled to be returning for another season of OST. His previous credits at Otterbein include A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Baby, Our Town, The School for Scandal, and Dance 2019: Pulse. Regional Credits include Assistant Lighting Designer for Mary Zimmerman’s The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci (Washington D.C.). Kyle has worked with local companies including Ballet Met, Mills James, Short North Stage, and several local high schools. www.kylekrygielski.com
Kitty Mader (Sound Designer/Lighting & Sound Supervisor) is a sound designer and engineer from Avon, Ohio. She received her BFA in Design and Technology for theatre from Otterbein in 2022, and is currently the department’s Lighting and Sound Supervisor. Kitty has worked in renowned theatres such as TexARTS in Lakeway, Texas (Sound Designer), Otterbein Summer Theatre (Sound Designer/Lighting and Sound Supervisor), Weston Theater in Weston, Vermont (Assistant Audio Supervisor), The Great Lakes Theater in Cleveland, Ohio (A2), and the Bard Summerscape Music and Opera Festival in upstate New York (Audio Assistant). She has sound designed many Otterbein productions, including 9 to 5: The Musical (2024), Dance 2023: Escape to Wonderland, Everybody (2023), Cabaret (2023), Bright Star (2023), Dance 2022: Find Me in the Shadows, and Black Comedy (2022). Other productions Kitty has worked on include 9 to 5 (TexARTS, 2023), Marry Me a Little, Hair (Weston, 2022), The 39 Steps (Great Lakes, 2022), and Le Roi Arthus (Bard, 2021). Kitty is delighted to be sound designing this summer, and she hopes you enjoy the season!
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Savanah Schwartz (Stage Manager) (she/they) is thrilled to be a part of OST! She is a junior BFA Stage Management major at Millikin University. Some recent credits include Stage Manager for 25th...Spelling Bee (Pipe Dream Studio Theatre), Assistant Director for The Learned Ladies, and ASM for Elf the Musical and Solstice a Concert of Dance (Millikin MainStage). They would like to thank the OST team for a great experience and her family for their ongoing support.
Elizabeth Saltzgiver (Managing Director) has been a member of the administrative staff since 2000. Her experience in Arts Administration includes work for dhc productions, the Westerville Symphony, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Ohio Light Opera, Ashland University College of Arts and Sciences, and the Ashland Balloon Fest. Elizabeth holds a B.A. in Music and Business from Otterbein University and is currently Treasurer for the Columbus Arts Marketing Association.
Hannah Hahn (Production Manager) is thrilled to be back with Otterbein Summer Theatre! Originally from central Ohio, she earned her B.F.A. in Theatre Design/Technology from Otterbein 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, production manager and event coordinator for several regional theatres including Mason Street Warehouse, Columbus Children’s Theatre, The Contemporary Theatre of Ohio, Opera Project Columbus, Opera 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. In the years since, she has served as an adjudicator, teaching artist, and stage manager for Marquee Awards Showcase. www.hannahhahn.net
Luca Fragiotta (Technical Director) is thrilled to be back at Otterbein this summer. Originally from Lewis Center, Ohio, Luca holds a BFA Design/Technology with a Film Studies minor from Otterbein University. Luca previously interned at the Gateway Playhouse in New York, and worked as the Technical Director at Newark’s Weathervane Playhouse. Luca is immensely grateful for his family, Addy, Elizabeth, all of his supportive colleagues, and his fantastic returning scene shop team. Luca immensely hopes that you will enjoy Forever Plaid. Groove on!
Tres Allison (Jinx) Is so excited to be making his Otterbein Summer Theatre debut! Tres is about to be a junior Musical Theatre Major here at Otterbein. You may have seen him most recently as “Franklin Hart, Jr.” in 9 to 5 or as Hans/Max in Cabaret, Stanford/Ensemble in Bright Star at Otterbein; and playing John Carter in Ranked at SXSW. Later this summer, Tres will be playing “Riff” in a production of West Side Story back at his home theatre in San Antonio, TX. Tres wishes to thank God, his wonderful family and friends, YouTube for teaching him how to play the accordion, and the cast & crew of Forever Plaid. Extra shoutout to Sam, Nathan and LaBron for making this process so fun and memorable. Also, big thanks to Lenny for allowing him this incredible opportunity to be a part of this show. He dedicates this show to his grandparents, for instilling a love of this style/era of music in him. This is a very special show to Tres, and he really hopes that you enjoy it. He’d love to make you laugh, and maybe even “Cry!” @tresallison
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Sam Bryant (Sparky) is a rising junior Musical Theater major! Sam is from Cary, North Carolina and is thrilled to be a part of this truly special show. His past Otterbein credits include Our Town (Joe Crowell Jr.), Cabaret (Victor/Kit Kat Boy Swing), and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Snug.) Sam is also a proud member of Otterbein’s Mainstage Improv Troupe and Co-President of the Acafellas. When he’s not performing, he can be seen whipping out his sick dance moves, looking at himself in a mirror, or fixing his posture. Sam would like to thank his family and friends for all their love and hopes you enjoy the show! Let’s goooo Dipsticks!
Connor Christopher (Lead Electrician) is happy to be continuing his stay in Westerville following this past semester. He is also happy to be away from the Florida heat this summer. Connor is excited for his position as Lead Electrician, and grateful for the opportunity to head a crew. He loves his crew of ‘Sparkies’ and is proud of their dedication and determination to their work. Going into his junior year here at Otterbein, Connor is excited to work on his home court for this season. He would like to thank and appreciate his family, friends, and partner, Teagan, for helping to keep him grounded and encouraging him through it all.
Lilian Ducy (Costume Technical Apprentice) During the school year, Lili attends Otterbein as a Theatre Design and Technology major. This is her first summer theatre job and she is quite happy to work in a familiar space.
Marshall Duggan (Carpenter) attends Otterbein University as a rising junior and eagerly awaits to see the talented artists put on the summer shows this season! Marshall hails from Thibodaux, Louisiana and in his free time enjoys reading and cooking. Why should the number 288 never be mentioned? It’s too gross!
LaBron Foy (Smudge) is thrilled to be sharing the story of Forever Plaid this summer, hoping it will truly be a wonderful, heartwarming experience for all audience members. He is soon entering his third year as an Otterbein BFA Musical Theatre student with a minor in Exercise Science and Public Health and is immensely grateful for the person this program is allowing him to become. He would like to give thanks to the crew, management team, and all those involved in the production of this OST Season. He would like to give a special thanks to Lenny, for always believing in his students, extending praise/grace, and challenging them as people and as actors to grow. He would also like to thank God and especially his family for their endless support and love they provide for him each and every day. Please enjoy Forever Plaid and remember to spread love!
Jason Fragiotta (Scenic/Paints/Props Technical Apprentice) is excited to work at Otterbein this summer with his favorite scenic team. He hopes everyone can enjoy their hard work together.
Nathan Frewen (Frankie) is a rising junior Musical Theatre major from Downers Grove, IL. He is so excited to be staying at Otterbein this summer for this incredible show! Otterbein credits: Nick Bottom (A Midsummer Night’s Dream), Mayor Dobbs (Bright Star); Other credits: Elf the Musical, Million Dollar Quartet (Weathervane Playhouse), Annie, Million Dollar Quartet, and the upcoming production of Jersey Boys (Totem Pole Playhouse). Special thanks to Lenny, Dr. Davenport, and the entire OST team for making this all happen. And
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an EXTRA special loving thanks to LaBron, Tres, and Sam, who have been such special castmates and friends, and made this show so full of fun and love. We hope you enjoy your trip to Plaid Land!
Maggie Glanc (Company Manager & Box Office Manager) is a native of Cleveland, Ohio, and is excited to be back for her second Otterbein Summer Theatre season! She is a rising senior at Otterbein University with History and Education majors and Race & Ethnic Studies and Film minors. When she is not busy with school, Maggie enjoys crafting, watching horror movies, singing with Otterbein’s female chorus, Cardinal Singers, and more. She is also an Orientation Leader and Resident Assistant at Otterbein. Lastly, she is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of OST once again this summer and would like to thank Elizabeth for her constant support and encouragement. She would also like to thank her Papa Ray, who she misses dearly, for sharing his love for theatre with her and allowing her to be where she is today!
Nick Hahn (Properties Lead) is a Technical Director, Scenic Designer, Props Artisan, and published Playwright based in Columbus, Ohio. A graduate of Otterbein University’s theatre program, Nick has worked all over Columbus and the United States, most notably as the Assistant Technical Director and then Technical Director at the Short North Stage. Nick is also the former Technical Director at the Wellington School, where he rebuilt the technical theatre curriculum from the ground up. Nick is currently the Technical Director at Dublin Jerome High School. Nick would like to thank you for supporting local live theatre. www.nickhahntheatre.com.
Nicole Hunter (Front of House & Special Events Manager) is a recent Otterbein graduate with a BA in Theatre. Some of her more recent credits include Sound Engineer/Assistant Sound Designer for Weathervane Playhouse’s production of Elf the Musical, their 2023 summer season, Sound Engineer for the Lewberger tour’s performance at Weathervane Playhouse, and Sound Designer for Otterbein’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream She has also been doing other freelance work around the central Ohio area as a Sound Engineer and Stage Manager. She is excited to be joining the Otterbein Summer Theatre company for their 2024 summer season!
Ja Na’Ya Johnson (General Technical Apprentice) is very grateful and thankful for being on such a great production team! Shoutout to my painting queen, Natalie, for being so awesome, my talented costume peeps Max and Lili, and the production heads for welcoming me into their spaces with open arms. I am so excited to see the final product of this show and for the wonderful summer season ahead! P.S. I’m pretty sure I’m a certified shop member now as well...right Luca?
Max Lozada (Wardrobe Lead) is incredibly excited to be working for OST! They are grateful to have this opportunity and can’t wait for everyone to enjoy this season. They want to thank Annabelle for her amazing support, as well as the amazing costume shop. Enjoy the show!
Marshall Lehman (Carpenter) is a rising junior at Denison University, double majoring in Studio Arts and Theatre. He’s a cosplay nut, music fiend, art nerd, and an enjoyer of long video essays covering niche internet microcelebrities. He is looking forward to a stellar summer at OST!
Julia Maggio (Assistant Stage Manager) is beyond excited to be a part of OST this summer! Julia is a junior Technical Production and Management Major at Temple University. She has most recently stage managed Big Fish, FAVOR, Bye Bye Birdie, School of Rock, and 13. Julia is also a Lighting Designer at The Performance Garage and performs on their Mainstage when she’s not lighting other dance groups. Big thanks to her friends and family for always supporting her!
Natalie Neville (Charge Artist) Have you ever thought to yourself, “WOW! Whoever painted this show did amazing?” Well I really hope you thought that when you saw this show!! Born and raised in Newark, Ohio; I now reside in the Westerville/Columbus area as a painter and scenic designer. I currently attend *The* Otterbein University studying the professions listed above. I would like to give a special shout-out to my friends for supporting me through this with nightly sonic slushies; my family for forever asking “When are you going to move to New York?;” my little brothers for not quite understanding what I do while supporting me nonetheless; and lastly my partner who has graciously let me cook pasta in his kitchen every night and crash on his couch when I stayed up too late watching Bear in the Big Blue House. Anyway, I really hope you enjoyed the show and have a great time! Paintz R Kul #Teamgirl
Stephen O’Hara (Lighting & Sound Technical Apprentice) is from Cincinnati, Ohio and is a Design/Tech major in the class of 2027 at Otterbein University. His Otterbein credits include Cabaret, Escape to Wonderland, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and 9 to 5. Other credits include 11th Hour’s Legally Blonde and CAPA’s Anastasia, Legally Blonde, SpongeBob, and Matilda. Love to Mom, Dad, and Chaz.
River Perry (Sound A1) has recently earned his BFA in Technical Theater from Marietta College, and is thrilled to be a part of the Otterbein Summer Theater season! He is also pursuing a career as a voice actor and a writer, using skills learned through his work here to create better and more engaging art. He would like to dedicate his thanks to his mom, his mentors Nathan Bradley and Sophie Wheeler, and his dog, Atlas. He hopes the team’s hard work and dedication create a fantastic show for you to enjoy!
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
Stuart Ross (Author), besides creating Forever Plaid, has directed (and/or written) over 50 productions throughout the USA, Canada and Internationally. He directed Forever Plaid at the West End’s Apollo Theatre and the film of Forever Plaid. He wrote Plaid Tidings for theatres in the States after the tragedy of 9/11. The Sound of Plaid (a glee club sequel to Forever Plaid – has performed around the world including The Edinburgh Festival. His other shows include: Radiant Baby-The Keith Haring Musical at New York’s Public theatre); Enter Laughing, The Musical (Drama Desk Nomination); The Radio City Musical Easter Show. His television work includes the sitcom Frasier and PBS’ Great Performances. Stuart actually began his directing and writing journey when he attended the University of Manchester. He later went on to study at New York’s Circle In The Square. He currently resides in both New York and Los Angeles.
HONORARY CAST LIST
The entire company extends special gratitude to those who have donated so generously to the 2024 Otterbein Summer Theatre Season. (This donor list only reflects gifts made to the Summer Theatre Patron Fund in 2024.)
Producer ($5,000+)
Oakland Nursery
Paul S. & Shelia Reiner
Director ($1,000-$4,999)
Christine Cox
Al & Louise Minor
Charles & Maruja Paule
Riverside Hearing Services, LTD
Designer ($500-$999)
Margaret & Richard Doone
David C. & Nancy E. Smith Evans
Douglas R. & Mary Pat Knight
Ron & Susan Musick
Diva ($250-$499)
Edmund & Diane Daily Cox
Brent & Nancy DeVore
Mark Havanec
David Lambert
Michael McGrew
Brad Ostroff
Jane Schriver
Douglas R. Smeltz
David & Beckey Stamm
Carl & Judith Weaver
David Woodyard
Norma F. Worley
Richard Arndt & Karen Miller
Carl & Carol Boehm
Chip Bruchac
Mike & Gloria Burns
Len & Sharon Bussard
Candyce Canzoneri
William H. Carpenter & Eva W. Goode
Barbara Clapham
Mike & Debra Collins
Alan & Christy Coupland
John L. & Sharon Davis
L. Thomas & Mary Alice Dillman
Margaret English Duffy
James & Ramona Edman
Star ($100-$249)
Susan R. Fagan
James Farmer
The Fragiotta Family
Carmenza Gutierrez
Ned & Jeannie Heinbach
Vince & Gayle Herried
George & Joan Hoover
Ruth Larcomb
Suzanne Martin
Pearson McWane
Bonnie Moses
Thomas Mertzlufft
Thomas Muchmore
Dennis B. & Marjorie Munger
Dennis O. & Sue Ann Norton
William Ostrander & Jill Schultz
James & Martha Owens
Nancy Paul
James E. Paxton
Mary Reitenour
Patricia Ryan
Elizabeth A. Salt
Ellen & Gary Schwarzmueller
Alan E. & Linda Smith
Marcia Staub
Madelon Timmons
Janice Townsley
David B. & Joyce Shannon
Warner
Diane Weed
Laura Cean Wilson
Craig & Carol Young
HONORARY CAST LIST
Supporting Actor ($50-$99)
Kay F. Ball
Fred & Patricia Baum
Linda Beckner
Pat & Linda Blayney
Thomas & Paula Blue
Eileen & Bob Brenner
Ted Chaney
Deborah L. Coleman
Gloria Absi
Cynthia Adams
Lauretta Anderson
Patricia Balassone
Janet Barker-Stonerook
Karen Brown
Marilyn Benua
Judy & Mike Christian
Richard Condon
Kathryn Deringer
Anni Efthimiou
Sharon & Tom Gerhlich
Beverly Green
Bethany Gwynn
Francisca Hernandez
Kimberly & Bud Hoessly
Mary DeVore
Joanne Swank Gillum
Philip & Kathleen Gross
Emily I. Hobson
J. Thomas & Kathleen Jones
Jerrold Kannel
Rebecca Coleman Princehorn & Clay Cormany
Ensemble ($10-$49)
Jan Hoffman
Ron & Mary Armstrong Hooker
John Hromadik
Barbara Hughes
David Kandel
Robert Kaplan
Kent Koester
Mary Krause
Leslie Laufman
Demaris LeBlanc
Barbara L. Martin
William & Karen Mattes
Beth Maxwell
William A. McCartney
Nancy McClees
Mary McRury
Albert & Louise Siegel
Ronald G. & Linda Simpson
Jane Sprague
Karen Stainbrook
Michelle Wilson Toney
Ann Ottobre
Susan Park
Robert & Janice Patton
David & Dorothy Pritchard
Jeanetta Pyle
Carol Rich
Anne Saylor
Nancy Settles
Nancy Sheridan
Jon & Joyce Stonebraker
Bruce Storts
Gypsy Stultz
Kay Wagner
James & Carol Waugh
Jim & Wendy Williams
Roger L. Wilson
EPIC IMAGINATION INTIMATE ENCOUNTERS
LATECOMER'S POLICY
The House Manager may seat latecomers only during times which minimize disruption of the performance. The management accepts no responsibility for inconvenience to latecomers and can make no adjustment because of it.
FIRE NOTICE
The exits are indicated by red lights. In the event of fire or any other emergency, please do not run — walk to the exit as directed by theatre management.
CAMERAS AND RECORDING DEVICES
The use of recording equipment and the taking of photographs during the performance are strictly prohibited.
RESTROOMS
Restrooms are located both on the ground level and in the basement of Cowan Hall. Additional restrooms are available across the street in Roush Hall.
Assistive Listening Devices are available at the Box Office upon request.
