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Otterbein Summer Theatre Presents

The Mousetrap by:

Agatha Christie

directed by:

Doreon Dunn

lighting design:

scenic design:

Andy Baker

Kevin Lowry

sound design:

costume design;

James McSweeney

Rebecca White stage managed by:

Abbey Bay

June 24-27, July 1&2, July 8-10 30 S. Grove St. Westerville, OH 43081

Cast Mollie Ralston........................................................................ JoyahSpangler Giles Ralston......................................................................... PatrickSchaefer Christopher Wren....................................................................JoshMahaffey Mrs. Boyle......................................................... Lauren Friednash Major Metcalf................................................................. Eric Folks Miss Casewell.......................................................................ShaneZaicberg Mr. Paravicini...........................................................Jihad Milhem Detective Sergeant Trotter...................................... Scott Drayer Radio Voices....... Zach Alexander, Mandy Fox, Jihad Milhem

Production Staff

Department Chair/ Co-Producer.............................John Stefano Co-Producer/Audience Services Director... Elizabeth Saltzgiver Production Manager.........................................................ChristinaFrance Speech/ Dialects Coach.............................................. Mandy Fox Movement Coach................................................Melinda Murphy Costume Shop Supervisor.........................................Marcia Plain Assistant Production Manager........................ Samantha Fremer Assistant Stage Managers....Elizabeth Angelone, Rachel Fleine Technical Director.....................................................................RichUhrick Assistant Technical Director.............................................. DouglasSarmir Master Carpenter........................................................... AlexandriaFlynn Master Electrician.......................................................Colin Murray Charge Artist.............................................................................. AlexRaabe Sound Board Operator/Apprentice..................................... PascalDomicone Light Board Operator/Apprentice........................................... LeahBaker Prop Master...........................................................Becky Woodruff Props Apprentice................................................................... CaitlinThompson Wardrobe Master................................................................. NatalieMoran Apprentice.........................................................................Erin Flolt Flouse Manager........................................................................ SethCotterman Assistant House Manager.................................................... BeccaLowe Box Office Manager............................................................. JordanMartin Box Office Assistants..................... Travis Harty, Jamie Ferguson Office Assistants........... Emma Brock, Seth Cotterman, Amanda Huxtable, Anastasia Kalan, Tina Scariano, Evan Zimmerman

Scene 1

ACT I The Great Hall at Monkswell Manor. Late Afternoon.

Scene 2

The same. The following day after lunch 15- minute intermission ACT II The Great Hall. Ten minutes later

Doreen Dunn (Director) OST credits range from the Nonsenses through the Fo­ rums to British farce, dramas, and several Noel Cowards. For Otterbein College Theatre, favorite productions include The Secret Garden, The Cherry Orchard, and Noises Off. Other directing credits span the globe from New York to Paris to Ed­ inburgh and also CATCO, Players’ Theatre and the Phoenix Theatre Circle. A graduate of Northwestern University, Doreen has also won two Ohio Arts Council Playwrighting Fellowships and is a member of five professional theatrical unions.

She currently directs the Performing Arts Program for Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools.

Kevin Lowry (Scenic Designer) is an alum of the Otterbein College Department of Theatre and Dance. He is a freelance Theatrical Designer and Technical Direc­ tor as well as a Realtor in Wooster. Kevin has worked for various regional theatre companies in Ohio, Michigan and Connecticut, as well as in the field of product development for Rosco Laboratories, the world’s leading manufacturer of lighting and scenic accessories. Kevin and his wife, Alex ‘05, are expecting their first child in September!

Andy Baker (Lighting Designer) is an Otterbein Alum ‘09 and is excited to be returning for his fifth Summer Theatre season. Past Otterbein productions include Dance Concert 2010: The Flip Side, Altar Boyz, The Last Night of Ballyhoo, My Way, Proof, Dance Concert 2009; To Each His Own, Dance Concert 2007: Encore! and The Caucasian Chalk Circle. In 2009, Andy was named the United States Institute of Theatre Technology Undergraduate Lighting Designer of the Year for his work on My Way and The Caucasian Chalk Circle. Andy has also worked for several lo-

cal high schools and colleges, including Westerville South HS, Westerville Central HS, Pickerington Central HS, Denison University, and Ohio Wesleyan University.

Currently, Andy is the Resident Lighting Designer for Shadowbox Productions and serves as a freelance designer. He would like to thank his friends, family, and wife, Jen, for all of their support.

Rebecca White (Costume Designer) is Otterbeins faculty Costume Designer.

She teaches courses in Costume Design, Costume Technology, Makeup, and In­ tegrative Studies. Originally from Minnesota, Rebecca holds an MFA from the University of Minnesota, a BS from the University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse, and has worked with The Penumbra Theatre Company, Park Square Theatre, Theatre I’Homme Dieu, The Santa Fe Opera, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, and the Min­ nesota Centennial Showboat. Here at Otterbein, Rebecca has designed the cos­ tumes for several productions including Pippin, Peter Pan, Julius Caesar, The Last Night of Ballyhoo and A Delicate Balance.

James McSweeney (Sound Design) is thrilled to be Sound Designer for the 2010 Otterbein Summer Iheatre Season. His past credits include Scenic and Sound De­ sign for Frozen, as well as Sound Board Operator for Proof. He would like to thank his family and friends, especially his brothers at Pi Beta Sigma. OFA. Abbey Bay (Stage Manager) is a junior Theatre Design/Technology major. This is her second season with Otterbein Summer Iheatre. She would like to congratulate the lovely & talented cast on all their hard work for this show, and thank the ASMs and Zach for all their help...and all the rehearsal Twizzlers. She is also an Assistant Stage Manager for Spelling Bee and Don’t Dress for Dinner this summer. “Lots of love to Mom, Dad, Gram and James, enjoy the show!”

Marcia Hain (Costume Shop Supervisor) has been a member of the Otterbein dheatre Tech Staff since 1989. She runs the costume shop full time and has also de­ signed for the productions of Babes In Arms, Altar Boyz, Dance 2009; To Each His Own, Dance 2007; Gotta Dance!, Urinetown, My Way, The Spitfire Grill, Private Lives, Hello, Dolly!, Harvey, Dance 2006; Street Fest, You’re A Good Man Gharlie Brown, Dance 2005; Passions, The Ugly Duckling -i- 2, The Music Man, Schoolhouse Rock, Live!, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, A Guy, A Girl and Gershwin, Blithe Spirit, The Secret Garden, Oklahoma, Hay Fever, Dance 2000, Pinocchio, How 'Ihe Other Half Loves, Once Upon A Mattress, 1776, A Few Good Men, and Sherlock’s Last Case. She also served as Associate Designer for Phantom. Ms. Hain has an extensive background in Home Economics, as well as commercial costum­ ing and free-lance design and construction.

Mandy Fox (Speech and Dialects Coach) is an Assistant Professor of Acting and Directing, Director of Undergraduate Studies, and resident vocal coach for the De­ partment of Theatre at Ohio State University. Mandy is a member of Actors’ Equity Association and recent roles include Gloria in Evies Waltz and Sister Aloysius in Doubt at CATCO. Recent directing projects include The Seafarer, also at CATCO, and, upcoming. On the Shore of the Wide World at Ohio State University. Other research interests include accent acquisition from indigenous speaker recordings and actor-generated new work. Mandy performed on Broadway in The Last Night of Ballyhoo and is a graduate of Otterbein and the Yale School of Drama.

Melinda Murphy (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 col­ leges. 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 eques­ trians, figure skaters, musicians, and competitive barbershop quartets and chorus­ es including the two-time international gold medalist Southern Gateway Chorus.

Richard Uhrick (Technical Director) Before his return to his alma mater, he worked in Regional Theatres across the Midwest and New England. Including, Actors The­ atre of Louisville, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, New American Theatre, Kansas City Repertory Theatre (at UMKC), and The Court Theatre in Chicago. He received his Master’s in Theatre Technology from UMKC in 1997. He now lives in Columbus with his wife, Lisa, and his son Michael. They work with Ohio Pug Rescue, to pro­ vide abandoned or surrendered dogs foster homes. In addition, they are active foster parents. Rich is also a published poet and newsletter editor for the Columbus Bonsai Society and the Palatines to America; Ohio chapter genealogical society.

Zachary Alexander (Assistant Director/Dramaturg) is excited to be working on his first Otterbein Summer Theater show as the Assistant Director and part-time Dramaturg for Doreen and the cast of The Mousetrap. He is currently working towards a BA in Theatre with a minor in Dance and a focus in Directing. Previous credits at Otterbein include Assistant Props Master for Pippin and Light Board Operator for You Can’t Take It With You. “I’d like to thank the amazing cast of this show for being understanding, open and fantastically talented! I’d like to thank all of Stage Management for supplying the Twizzlers, and Rachel for tracking them. I’d like to also thank my parents for their love and support, and for the gas money. Have a great run everybody!”

Elizabeth Angelone (Assistant Stage Manager)is enjoying her second summer at Otterbein. She will be Stage Managing Don’t Dress for Dinner later this summer.

Elizabeth wants to thank her friends and family, especially her mom for her support throughout the years, “Thank you for keeping me sane when neither of us can handle the goofy-ness in our home. Thank you to Rachel, Abbey, Zach and all of the actors for a fun rehearsal atmosphere and for helping to consume all of the fat-free pounds of Twizzlers.”

Leah Baker (Sound Board Operator/ Apprentice) is an incoming freshman to Ot­ terbein this fall, and this is her first time with the Summer Theatre as a Technical Apprentice. She was involved with many shows in high school and is now excited to be moving on to the college level. In the fall she will be majoring in Theatre De­ sign/Technology with a concentration in Scenic Design. She would like to thank her parents, and brothers, Donal and Caleb. She would also like to thank her unfailing, gracious God. Pascal Domicone (Light Board Operater/ Apprentice) is a sophomore at Otterbein University “what a nice ring!” and has been seen behind the sound board for Otterbein’s Dead Mans Cell Phone, the 2010 Spring Drag Show, and The Last Stop. These flawless (and breath-taking) performances have been beautifully complimented by being the Assistant Wardrobe Master for You Can’t Take It 'With You as well as Spot­ light Operator for Pippin. He is more than thrilled to take a break from his daytime job as face model, chest model, leg model, underwear model, and just overall dashing guy to join the crew of OST. He wants to thoroughly thank all of his true friends, as well as ask “bear are we??” and express a distaste for all things burger related. To his father, he gives everything - success and failure... Mostly the failure. OFA and DF ‘010!

Scott Drayer (Detective Trotter) is a junior Musical Theatre major from Farmington, NM and is completely thrilled and overwhelmed to be performing with OST this summer! He wants to say that he shall try his very best to solve this murder! Many, many thanks to Doreen for casting him, casting everyone else in the awesome Mouse­ trap cast, being patient with him learning his lines, and being a great director in gen­ eral! Thank you. Pi Beta Sigma, for teaching him to hold himself to a higher standard.

OFA. “Enjoy the show!”

Samantha Fremer (Assistant Production Manager) is very excited to be working on her second Otterbein Summer Theatre season! Past productions at Otterbein include Dead Man’s Cell Phone (Stage Manager), A Delicate Balance (Stage Manager), and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (Assistant Stage Manager). Special thanks to Mom and DT 2012.

Lauren Friednash (Mrs. Boyle) is so excited to begin her junior year as a Musical Theatre major and is so thrilled to be a part ofOtterbein Summer Theatre’s mur­ der mystery, while surrounded by such a suspicious and ominous cast and crew!

Lauren is ecstatic for her third Otterbein show with minks to keep her company; you may have seen her sporting her furry friends in Babes in Arms or Dead Man’s Cell Phone. She would like to thank Doreen, Abbey, Rebecca for the kitties, the rest of this fabulous cast and crew for their hard work and vivacious personalities, her new home, the Crittage, her mom, dad, Annaleisa and Judy for supporting her all the way from Colorado, the sass between class of 2012 and most importantly Shaun T, for getting her to dig deeper. “Enjoy the show!”

Eric Folks (Major Metcalf) is from Fort Wayne, Indiana and just graduated from Otterbein with a BFA in Acting. He is thrilled to a part of the summer season.

Favorite Otterbein roles include Gordon in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Adolf in The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Chief in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Soldignac in An Absolute Turkey, and Lewis in The Scene. Eric would like to thank the directors for this marvelous opportunity and the entire company for their hard work and dedication. He would also like to thank the BFA Class of 2010 for keeping the last four years of his life quite entertaining, Brittany for being awesome, his parents Kay and Ken, brother Nathan and Harvey for their constant love and support and his brothers at Pi Beta Sigma for keeping their love locked down.

Rachel Heine (Assistant Stage Manager) just finished her freshman year at Ot­ terbein as a Design/Technology major. She is so excited to be working as an ASM for Otterbein Summer Theatre. She would like to thank her family for all of their support. Rachel would also like to thank the cast and crew for such a great time, and all the teamwork used for consuming the ridiculous amounts of Twizzlers.

Erin Holt (Apprentice) is very excited for her first show at Otterbein as well as the many more to come. She is working as a Technical Apprentice during Summer Theatre, and will be majoring in Theatre Design/Technology with a concentration in Lighting Design in the fall. She would like to thank her loving and supportive family and friends, and most importantly God in heaven who has blessed her so abundantly Josh Mahalfery (Christopher Wren) is presenting his final performance on the Otterbein stage (tear), and he couldn’t think of a better way to end his college career than by playing one last nut-job. The cast and crew have been amazing to work with, even though it’s only been two weeks. Josh’s favorite roles at Ot­ terbein include Lavrenti in The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Ruddy in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Himself in The Last Stop, and Ralph in Frozen. He would like to

thank Doreen, the cast and crew, his family and friends, everyone in the BBTC, all of his professors, the beautifully graduated class of 2010, his lady Megan, and of course his silly silly Pi Sig brothers.

Jihad Milhem (Mr. Paravicini) is honored and saddened to be in The Mousetrap, his last Otterbein production. He is a recent graduate of Otterbein College from Columbus leaving with a BFA in Acting and a minor in Creative Writing. The wonderful cast and crew have been a joy for Jihad to work with being simultane­ ously patient and open to his weird character choices and incessant napping. Over the past three years here at Otterbein, Jihad has appeared in Saving the World and Other Improbabilities, The Batting Cage, The Spitfire Grill, Proof, Julius Cesar, An Absolute Turkey, One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest, and Last Stop. He would like to thank Doreen for giving him the freedom to find Paravicini, Abbey for being patient, Elizabeth for being even more patient, Mandy for letting him make up a dialect, Melinda for always helping him find his body, Rebecca for making his character even more of a reality, the crew for making him look good, and the cast for being fun and focused at the same time. Finally, Jihad would like to thank his family and friends for helping him graduate from Otterbein in one piece-you are all amazing, the BFA class of 20120 for being just what he needed, his teachers and mentors both inside and outside of Otterbein, and his brothers at Pi Beta Sigma for being there-even when he doesn’t want them to be there. “This one’s for you. Sis.” Natalie Moran (Wardrobe Master) has just completed her freshman year as a BFA Design/ Technology major. Originally from Pittsburgh, Natalie has worked on several productions at Otterbein including Babes in Arms, Frozen (Sound Board Operator), Dance Concert 2010: The Flip Side, The Magic Flute (Assistant Light­ ing Design, Light Board Operator), Dead Man’s Cell Phone, and Pippin (Sound Assistant). She would like to thank her parents for their love, support, and giant care packages.

Colin Murray (Master Electrician) is beginning his senior year at Otterbein Col­ lege and is excited to be working on his third Summer TTieatre season. Otterbein credits include Technical Director for Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Master Electrician for A Delicate Balance, Altar Boyz, Nine, and The Last Night of Ballyhoo, and As­ sistant Technical Director for One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Colin also serves as the lighting designer for Pickerington Central HS and is a Columbus Blue Jackets season ticket holder. Colin would like to thank his family for being supportive, Dan for keeping him full, Andy for keeping him employed, and Rick, Antoine, Steve and Jared for “carrying the flag.”

Alex Raabe (Charge Artist) recently graduated and is excited to be painting all summer! Some of his favorite credits include Assistant Costume Designer for Ju­ lius Caesar and Dance Concert 2010: The Flip Side as well as Charge Artist for One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest and Babes in Arms. After the summer season Alex plans to move to Chicago to attend the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago in Hyde Park. He would like to acknowledge the following for all their love and sup­ port: God for the incredible opportunities in his life, his parents for their uncon­ ditional love and support, Booface for being his favorite nonexistent roomie ever, Rebecca for being not only a great mentor, but a good friend, and Ali for being the same person as him. “Seriously, get out of my head.” “Enjoy the show!”

Douglas Sarmir (Assistant Technical Director) is curently a senior Design/Tech­ nology major here at Otterbein. Some of his past credits include Technical Direc­ tor for Dance Concert 2010: The Flip Side, Assistant Technical Director for Pippin, Babes in Arms, and Smokey Joe’s Cafe. He would like to thank his parents, sister, and Debbie for all of their love and support over the years.

Patrick Schaefer (Giles Ralston) is a junior here at Otterbein and is absolutely thrilled to be a part of this marvelous, crazy, amazingly talented cast of potential murderers. Patrick recently finished a run of Mauritius at Curtain Players where he played Dennis, a sneaky con-man. Favorite roles, not necessarily sneaky, include Jonathon in Heights, Michel in The God of Carnage, Charley in Charley’s Aunt, Eli in Missing Marissa, and his all-time favorite, the Stand-In for Young Guido in Ninel Patrick would like to thank his family and his brothers of Pi Beta Sigma for their never-ceasing love and support! OFA Joyah Love Spangler (Mollie Ralston) is a Musical Theatre major with a Dance concentration and hails from Los Altos, California where she has performed in over 50 productions with various theatre companies throughout the Bay Area.

Her favorite roles include Jo March in Little Women, Eve in Children of Eden, Mrs. Johnston in Blood Brothers and Betty Rogers in Will Roger’s Follies. She was also featured in the world premieres of Andrew Lippa’s A Little Princess (ILieatreWorks) and Craig Slaights Fields of Gold (American Conservatory Theatre). As a fresh­ man, Joyah has been a part of the wonderful casts of Babes In Arms, Pippin and the workshop of God Of Carnage. Thank you to Doreen for this amazing opportunity and also lots of thanks to her family back in California, the class of 2013, Shaun T, and her new family here at Otterbein for all the support!

Becky Woodruff (Prop Master) will be a junior 'Iheatre and Creative Writing ma­ jor with a Psychology minor next fall. (What a mouthful!) Previous credits include Prop Master for Pippin, Otterbein’s 2009 Summer Season, and One Flew Over the

Cuckoos Nest. Becky would like to thank her Mutti, Papa, Shorty, and Will for their love and support, Christina (and Alex) for making prop shopping so much more efficient, Caitlin for holding down the fort, and everyone else for everything else!

Shane Zalcberg (Miss Casewell) is going to be a junior Musical Theater major with a Dance concentration and is so excited to be a part of Otterbein Summer Theater 2010. This is her first Otterbein Summer Theater season, but she has been fortunate enough to have been in other Otterbein shows during the year. Other Otterbein credits include Suzy in Babes in Arms, Essie in You Cant Take it With You and she can be seen in the upcoming production of Wild Party as Madelaine True. She would like to thank Doreen Dunn for giving her this opportunity, the ‘Lil class of 2012 as well as her wonderful mother, Lynn, and Godmother, Miriam.

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