Little Women

JULY 19 - JULY 24, 2022

DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE Neptune Theatre’s Youth Performance Company is so proud to present to you our production of Little Women - The Broadway Musical.

LAURA CASWELL

There is a reason that Louisa May Alcott’s classic story, based on her own true life experiences, has remained relevant to this generation. A coming of age story, set during a complicated time in history, reinforces how life’s dynamic experiences challenge and shape us. Each unique event we witness the March sisters face together is relatable, accessible and touching; from those of great celebration to great loss, from love to fury, from despair to hope. It is the earnestness and openness of these characters that let us safely settle in, and experience these moments through the inspiring performances of the youth on the Neptune stage.

It is not lost on me that after twenty years in professional showbusiness I began to shift focus to working alongside and cultivating the next generation of theatre artists. Now, after five years working with Neptune’s YPCo, I can honestly say that I have never been more proud of not only my own work but of that of this incredible company - and it is just that, a company of remarkable humans. Company is defined as “a condition of being with others, especially in a way that provides friendship and enjoyment”. And, oh, the friendships and joys that have been created through this process. ….Though it was not always easy.

As we had to shift through numerous lockdowns, zoom auditions and rehearsals, a change in venue and show dates, numerous personal stresses, masks, and constant rescheduling, the support each and every team member has offered one other has been truly remarkable. You will see 23 artists on stage, but it has taken nearly one hundred gifted creatives to bring this production to life.

This journey has taken over two years of delays and six months of extended rehearsals. It has become a true symbol of struggle, joy and commitment for this entire team. Coaches, accompanists, designers, mentors, builders, painters, musicians, administrators, content creators, box office, and consultants are only some of the people you will not see directly on this stage tonight.

Special thanks go out to Gwen, Lucas and Maddie who have been rock solid collaborators from day one. Other important supporters have been Emma G, Becca, Sophie, Dean, Amanda, Julia, Kyle, Garrett, Andrew, Matt, AnnMarie, Gina and June to name a few. Our designers Lucas, Ryann, Jaida and Vern have been patient, flexible and visionaries through this whole process. To the entire Neptune Team, and our sponsors and donors, thank you for welcoming YPCo to the Mainstage.

Finally, thank you to our biggest supporters, our friends and families. We could not have done this without you.

After years of being apart from those we love, and restricted from sharing the art forms we are most passionate about, may this show remind you of how astonishing it truly is to be in an audience, watching a beautiful show created by what I believe to be one of the most talented young companies in the country.

Here we go. There is no turning back. Our great adventure has begun. And I cannot wait to see where it will lead.

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE Welcome back to Neptune Theatre's Fountain Hall. Here at Neptune we are celebrating our Diamond Anniversary - 60 years of producing theatre here on the corner of Sackville and Argyle streets in downtown Kjipuktuk/Halifax. This year also marks another impressive milestone: 40 years of the Neptune Theatre School. Four decades of introducing people of all ages to the wonder, magic, and heart of live performance. Our theatre school kept going during the COVID pandemic, leading the way forward as we slowly emerge.

JEREMY WEBB

It seems fitting that as we enter our 60th year (June 1st onwards,) the first newly produced show of the year should feature Young Neptune talent. By these artists taking the stage on Fountain Hall we are clearly looking forward to the next 60 years!

With 23 stellar YPCo students making up the cast of Little Women, this is the biggest gathering of talent on the Neptune stage in years. Many of our cast are now instructors with Neptune Theatre School and so the cycle continues. There is student talent in both the cast and the creative team, with six post-secondary students studying theatre as designers and stage managers on the show. As Artistic Director of Neptune Theatre I am inspired and thankful to the entire team of the Neptune Theatre School, led by Laura & Julia, and grateful for the energy and activity that they create.

Enjoy this performance of Little Women. Join us in September when Walter Borden brings his play The Last Epistle of Tightrope Time to Fountain Hall. Coincidentally, Walter has been creating that play for 40 years, the same age as the theatre school. He brings it home to Neptune for three weeks to kick off our 60th season.

GENERAL MANAGER'S MESSAGE Welcome to Little Women The Broadway Musical!

This year marks Neptune Theatre’s Diamond 60th Anniversary and the Theatre School’s Ruby 40th Anniversary. I can’t think of a better way to mark these milestones than to showcase the next generation of artists and creators at Neptune.

LISA BUGDEN

Director of Education Laura Caswell does double duty as Director and Producer of Little Women. She is joined by long-time Neptune contributor and educator Gwen Dawson as Music Director. Combined, Laura and Gwen have been featured in more than 30 Neptune productions, nurturing and inspiring the next generation of young artists along the way.

The rest of the creative team includes current and former students from the Fountain School of Performing Arts at Dalhousie. Several members of the creative and technical team started out coming up through Neptune Theatre School and YPCo; Lucas Arab, Maddie Maitzen, Ryan Rafuse and Emma Goulden have grown up at Neptune.

Harmony Adesola and Vern Endicott-Blinkhorn have strong connections to the theatre, which nicely complimented Jaida Lapsley and Ryan Farmer’s professional experience.

Like the creative team, many cast members have taken lessons at the Theatre School and worked as camp staff or with our Front of House team. The 23 young artists you will see on stage have trained and rehearsed and battled through COVID complications to bring this wonderful production to life – on the main stage - Fountain Hall.

CONGRATULATIONS! To close, I would like to thank the professional musicians and Neptune’s team of technical experts who have enriched the Youth Performance Company’s learning experience through their involvement in this production.

To the family and friends of the company of Little Women, thank you for encouraging and supporting these talented young people.

Enjoy the show, Lisa

READERS CAST SELECT PERFORMANCES In order of appearance

EMMA TOOPE Jo

NADIA TONEN Amy

Emma has been a member of Neptune YPCo since 2017. Her theatre credits include: Young ElsaFrozen Jr. (Neptune Theatre YPCo), As You Like It (SBTS), Elf Jr., Twelfth Night (Halifax Regional Arts) . She is a grade 11 student at King's- Edgehill School where she recently performed in both Heathers and Clue. Emma trains vocally under the direction of Patrick Maubert and this year was awarded the Bravura Nova Scotia Portia White Scholarship for voice at MCPA. Her goal is to attend Sheridan College to obtain a Bachelor of Musical Theatre Performance then on to Acadia University for Music Therapy. Emma would like to thank her director Laura for nurturing her musical theatre passion and her mom for always being her biggest fan.

Nadia Tonen (she/her) is thrilled to be playing Amy in YPCo's Little Women, in what is truly a full circle moment. When Nadia was 4, she attended her very first musical, to see her cousin play Amy, next door at the Scotiabank Studio. She'd go on to make her Neptune Mainstage debut in Miracle on 34th Street. She most recently co-wrote, and starred, in her school play Beyond Neverland. Nadia's film & tv credits include a lead in the feature Spinster, four seasons as Bethany on Mr D, and as Anne of Green Gables in a Heritage Moment! This Fall, Nadia will dance her fourth time in Symphony Nova Scotia's The Nutcracker. Nadia is grateful to the entire YPCo team for the opportunity to be part of this beautiful show.

Solène Gadbois (she/her) is “delighted” to be part of her first YPCo musical. Solène found her love of musical theatre at Upstage Studios, the American Musical Theatre Academy, and the Young Performer’s Collective. She has studied voice with Elizabeth Humphries (Accents Music Learning Centre) and Katie Cochrane (Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts) and dance at Coastal Dance. Being part of the cast of Little Women has opened her eyes to what is possible.

She is thrilled and thankful to be a part of this musical. Everyone in the cast is an inspiration to her. Huge thanks to Laura, Lucas, Maddie, Miss Gwen, and the rest of the crew.

SOLÈNE GADBOIS Meg

Danella Calina (she/her) loves the stage! Her breakthrough began when she won a TalkShow Hosting Competition at age 10. Part of her prize was a scholarship in the Kids Performing Academy of the Arts in Singapore. That was where she began her interest in musical theatre.

When Danella came to Canada, she joined dance competitions and received 1st place award for a solo performance in her category at Showdown Halifax 2019. She later on joined Neptune's PrePro and participated in YPCo's Leader-In-Training Program in 2020. Danella is so grateful and honored to be part of this amazing show!

DANELLA CALINA Beth

Maggie DeSaulniers (she/her) is a class of ‘22 graduate and performer from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. She has performed in shows such as Mean Girls, Legally Blonde, Mamma Mia!, and most recently, Chicago. She is also a youth theatre instructor at Young Performers Collective (Dartmouth). She is thrilled to be playing Marmee in this production of Little Women and can’t wait for you to see it!

MAGGIE DESAULNIERS Marmee

Leah Oake (she/her) is thrilled to be playing Aunt March in the Readers Cast of Neptune's YPCo production of Little Women. Leah is a recent 2022 graduate and valedictorian and is attending Saint Mary's University in the Fall. Leah's other roles consist of: Justin Thyme in Alias Cinderella, Rizzo in Grease, Scuttle in The Little Mermaid, Ensemble in The Hobbit and Sharpay Evans in Highschool Musical. Leah is thrilled to be back on the stage with YPCo after the pandemic and is very proud to be finishing her YPCo years with this show and this cast and crew of astonishing people.

LEAH OAKE Aunt March

WRITERS CAST SELECT PERFORMANCES In order of appearance

Louisa Morris (she/her) is a vocalist and performer with four years of vocal training from the Nova Scotia Suzuki School of Music. She has performed 3 solo concerts with pieces that include musical theatre shows such as Wicked, Dear Evan Hansen and Les Miserables as well as pieces from pop and alternative genres. Recently, Louisa took on a lead role as Jo in Neptune's YPCo production of Little Women. Louisa is honoured to be performing in Little Women alongside other cast members, learning a lot and looking forward to further acting and performance opportunities in the future.

LOUISA MORRIS Jo

Annika Murray (she/her) is 17 years old and from Pictou County, NS. She is studying classical voice at RCM level 8 and competes annually at her local music festival, as well as the provincial festival. She has had intensive dance training from the following ballet schools; the National Ballet School of Canada, the American Ballet theatre and Alberta Ballet School. She has also travelled globally to compete in prestigious competitions such as the national and world championships. Annika would like to thank her incredible teachers who have made everything possible through endless care and support.

ANNIKA MURRAY Amy

Bridget Carrigan (she/her) is a Citadel High School student studying theatre and performing arts. She has been involved in theatre for several years and has been in shows including: Mamma Mia; Grease; Cinderella and several intensives across the hrm. She has been in Neptune’s YPCo for three years and is excited to be in YPCo’s Little Women 2022!

BRIDGET CARRIGAN Meg

PHOEBE REX Beth

Phoebe Rex (she/her) is thrilled to be back on the Neptune Stage and to be working alongside an extremely talented cast and crew! As a member of YPCo since 2017, Phoebe has been featured in shows such as She Kills Monsters, Les Miserables, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and The Hobbit. She has performed in The Nutcracker with Symphony Nova Scotia and is a member of the Canadian Actor's Union (ACTRA), appearing in projects such as The Last Divide (dir.

Dillon Garland) and Kids vs. Aliens (dir. Jason Eisener). After two long years of unexpected global and personal challenges, she absolutely delighted to bring this show to a live audience in the Fountain Hall!

Bréann Reyner (she/her) is currently in high school and learned her love for musicals at Unicorn Theatre. She has been apart of YPCo since 2020 and is also an instructor at Neptune Theatre. She is very excited to be in Neptune YPCo’s production of Little Women this summer! Bréann is very much thrilled to be playing Marmee and working with such an amazing cast!

BRÊANN REYNER Marmee

Vera Dunlop-Vaillancourt (she/her) enjoys learning about theater, dance and singing and has toured local schools in the theatre group Project Arc and played a lead role in the HTYP children's opera, Brundibar. Vera says that she was thrilled to be awarded the AFCOOP First Thing Grant to direct her first short film in early summer 2022. She is thankful for YPCo for providing education and mentorship through the Covid-19 pandemic and is exploding with joy at the opportunity to portray Aunt March in YPCo's Little Women this summer.

VERA DUNLOP VALLAINCOURT Aunt March

ENSEMBLE CAST

WHO APPEAR IN THE SAME ROLES EACH SHOW In order of appearance

Wiljo Martin is a local actor based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I am 18 years old and I am playing Professor Bhaer. I began acting in musical theatre when I was ten years old and have been doing it ever since. I graduated from Citadel High School this year and will be attending George Brown College in the fall for acting in theatre. After spending two years in quarantine and not being able to do a show, finally doing one again means so much to me. This is an amazing show with a brilliant cast and I am sure that you will love it.

WILJO MARTIN Professor Bhaer

Amelia Penney-Crocker (she/her) is a 16 year old actor, writer and activist. She has been doing Neptune camps and classes since she was seven years old and always knew the theatre was where she belonged. Before the pandemic she was in Neptune YPCo’s The Hobbit and is so glad to be back with the company. Amelia is also a member of Shakespeare by the Sea’s young company playing Touchstone in As You Like It and The Nurse in Romeo and Juliet. She is a published author, piano player and black belt in Taekwondo!

AMELIA PENNEYCROCKER Mrs Kirk

Jara Chisholm is an actor/performer from Newfoundland, who found her love for theatre at a young age on the stages of the Preforming Arts Group in St. John’s, NL. After moving to Nova Scotia in 2019, Jara has been apart of numerous classes and programs at Neptune, including YPCo, and was apart of last summer’s workshop of Totally Charged the Musical. Jara is overjoyed to be back on stage (not just any stage, but the beautiful Fountain Hall!), and apart of the cast of this years’ production of Little Women!

JARA CHISHOLM Clarissa

Tennessee Toombs (he/him) has been performing in choirs and productions since he was seven.

He previously starred as Michael Banks in the Broadway Company Player’s production of Mary Poppins. This is his first year in the Youth Performance company. Tennessee is so excited to have found such a great community of theatre kids.

TENNESSEE TOOMBS Braxton

Summer Hartlin ( She/Her) has been an active member of Neptune Theatre School since she was 10 years old participating in classes and YPCo Bootcamp. She participated in the workshop of a new musical, Totally Charged last summer. She also volunteers for the Neptune Songs for Seniors program. Summer's passion for musical theatre began in her first show at age of 4. She has also participated in Music Festivals locally and provincially and won many awards for musical theatre. Summer is very eager to continue her passion for years to come.

SUMMER HARTLIN Rodrigo

Jack Harrington (he/him) is 13 years old, and going into Grade 8. He started performing when he was 3, taking up the fiddle at the Scotia Suzuki School of Music, where he continues to also take step dance and musical theatre. Jack is part of the Nova Scotia Youth Ambassadors and has performed with them in the Royal International Nova Scotian Tattoo. Jack is an aspiring musician, and regularly performs at his school. You may also catch him busking in downtown Halifax. Jack is super excited to learn from and be part of this year’s cast of Little Women!

JACK HARRINGTON Mr Laurence

ENSEMBLE CAST

WHO APPEAR IN THE SAME ROLES EACH SHOW In order of appearance

Noah Tran (he/him) is a multidisciplinary performer based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He has trained in the arts for the past ten years and spends his time creating, performing, and teaching through music and theatre. Noah has worked with the Neptune Theatre School as a student, actor, and instructor, performing with the Youth Performance Company as well as teaching summer camps and seasonal classes for youth. He recently appeared in Neptune TourCo’s digital production Seeds of Change.

NOAH TRAN Laurie

CAMERON BOUTLER Mr Brooke

Cameron Boulter (he/him) is currently in high school. He started theatre in school plays and musicals. He started YPCo last summer in their summer camp and is super excited to be in his first show. He completed the Neptune Prep program over the winter. He has recently completed The Sound of Music as Friedrich with the Pictou Rotary and is excited to play Shrek in his school's production of Shrek: the Musical next year. Cameron has been playing music for almost his entire life with guitar, trombone, and classical singing along with his involvement in musical theatre.

Neve Lohnes (she/her) is thrilled to be playing Troll/Ensemble in Neptune's YPCo production of Little Women! She has preformed in many musicals in the past, and is so excited for her Neptune debut. Some of her favourite roles have been Karen in Mean Girls the Musical (YPC) and Sharpey in High School Musical (HRA). Neve is involved in her schools improv team, who recently placed 4th in the Canadian Improv Games. She is also a synchronized swimmer, which definitely helps her express characters onstage! Neve is overjoyed to be taking part in Little Women, and she hopes the audience loves it just as much as she does!

NEVE LOHNES Troll

Aisha Haroon (she/her) has participated in shows at Shakespeare by the Sea (Robinhood) and Quick as a Wink Theatre (Matilda). She has been taking vocal lessons at the Scotia Suzuki School of Music with a focus in musical theatre for 4 years. Aisha is so excited for the audience to see the story that is Little Women, and to be working with such talented castmates!

AISHA HAROON Hag

Hannah Stilwell (she/her) is a student at Kings Edgehill school receiving vocal and choral training from a young age at Joyful Sounds Music Studio. She took that passion for music and discovered the world of music theatre at the age of eight, instantly falling in love with it, using her vocal training to better her acting and her performance on stage. Although this is her first YPCo show Hannah has been seen performing in school productions, community theatre and with the Cantatrice Girls Honour choir. She is thrilled to be a part of this production with such a wonderful cast and crew, and is ready to hit the stage!

HANNAH STILLWELL

Knight

CREATIVE TEAM Laura Caswell (she/her) is a celebrated musical and cabaret performer. She is also the Director of Education at Neptune. Most importantly she is the proud dog-mama to @belladabelldog. Laura would like to dedicate this show to every little person who ever had a dream of taking the stage; take it, break it and shine. This cast and team has inspired me more than I ever could have ever imagined. The future is bright. Director Credits (Neptune): Kitchen Party, My Side of the Country, Frozen Jr. Choreo Credits (Neptune): Once, Wizard of Oz, Frog and Toad, Christmas Carol. Selected Other Directing/Choreo Credits: Buddy Holly Story (STC), Nothing Less (2 Planks), Unrinetown (GLT).

LAURA CASWELL Director & Producer Gwen is an accomplished vocalist, pianist, music director, teacher, and choral director. She has appeared in theatres across Eastern Canada as an actor, singer, dancer, director, music director, and pit musician; internationally as a piano bar performer; in schools, conservatories, and universities as a vocal and choral teacher; and in her private studio, with numerous students who have graduated to careers of their own nationally and internationally. Her work in Neptune shows and with the Theatre School goes back 30 years; many of her former students are now colleagues. Gwen is “delighted” to finally be back in the MD chair again after almost two years!

GWEN DAWSON Music Director

Lucas Arab (he/him) is studying Stage Design and Technical Theatre, and considers himself a "Professional Make-Believer". Lucas is a Content Creator and Instructor at Neptune Theatre, and is excited to be designing Neptune’s YPCo production of Little Women this summer!

Lucas’ designs were most recently featured in A Northern Lights Dream at the Fountain School of Performing Arts. As a performer, Lucas has competed with the Canadian Improv Games provincially and nationally, and is now a coach for CIG Nova Scotia. He is thrilled to be working alongside highly looked-up-to mentors and a cast of stellar students on Little Women.

LUCAS ARAB Scenic & Projection Designer

A lifelong theatre enthusiast, Ryann studied at the University of Windsor and graduated Dalhousie’s Costume Studies program in 2019. She has worked in theatre and film in southern Ontario and locally here in Halifax. She is so excited to work on her second production at Neptune, first being The Rocky Horror Show (2022).

RYANN FARMER Costume Designer Jaida (she/her) is a costume designer from Hamilton, Ontario who is currently studying Costume Studies at Dalhousie University with a Combined Honours in History. Her most recent work includes The Rocky Horror Show (Neptune Theatre), Cinderelly (Shakespeare by the Sea), and A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare by the Sea). In addition to Little Women, she is currently working on Theatre Ancaster's upcoming production of RENT, and Shakespeare by the Sea's production of Hamlet.

JAIDA LAPSLEY Costume Designer

CREATIVE TEAM Vern Endicott (they/them) is a stage lighting technician residing within the unceded territory of Kjipuktuk. They are a University of King's College graduate with honours in lighting design from the Fountain School of Performing Arts. They have spent several years working as a lighting technician with various theatres and productions, most recently on Neptune's production of The Rocky Horror Show. Stepping back into the role of lighting designer with YPCo's Little Women has been an exciting challenge, and they are grateful to be working with such a talented cast and crew.

VERN ENDICOTTBLINKHORN Lighting Designer

HARMONY ADESOLA Sound Designer

Harmony Adesola is 21 years old and has created numerous music videos and short docs with his work showcased on numerous social media venues, including his own YouTube Channel.

He is a filmmaker, Actor, and Musician, with aspirations to build his craft in order to be a successful artist working in the Nova Scotia Film & Music Industry. He began his journey in media with his YouTube channel, which he started uploading to while he still lived in South Africa. Here in 2021, Harmony is now a Maritime superstar, with accolades such as winning the TD Music Moves Me contest, being picked as one of five filmmakers to create a documentary on Being Black in Halifax with the Halifax Black Film Festival, having that documentary take him to Quebec for the Montreal Black Film Festival, and earning himself prominent placements in pop-up shows all around Halifax.

Maddie Maitzen (she/her) is heading into her fourth year of vocal performance at the Fountain School of Performing Arts at Dalhousie University. She is studying opera but she also enjoys singing musical theatre and pop music. Maddie was a student at Neptune Theatre School and now works as an Instructor, Content Creator, and Administrative Assistant. Maddie is thrilled to be working on Neptune YPCo’s Little Women as Stage Manager. She also coordinates Neptune Theatre’s Songs and Stories with Seniors program, recently completing their fifth round of shows. Maddie most recently played the role of Helen in the Fountain School’s production of A Northern Lights Dream.

MADDIE MAITZEN Stage Manager

Emma Golden (she/her) is ecstatic to be assistant stage managing YPCo’s production of Little Women. Emma is an alumni of Neptune Theatre School's YPCo and Prep Program, and she is happy to continue her involvement with the Theatre School post graduation. Emma is currently studying musical theatre performance at Sheridan College, in Oakville Ontario. It has been a joy for her to work with these young professionals and be back at Neptune for the summer.

EMMA GOLDEN Assistant Stage Manager Ryan (he/him) is thrilled to be working on Little Women the Musical! He is a fourth year Design and Technical Theatre and third year Voice student at Dalhousie’s Fountain School of the Performing Arts. Born and raised in Dartmouth, NS, the arts have been a part of his life since age six with a particular interest in musical theatre. He has enjoyed working on past FSPA production’s including Dido & Aeneas/Aeneas & Dido, People, Places & Things, and The Crucible. Being a supporter of Neptune for the past 11 years, he is overjoyed to officially work on a Neptune Production!

RYAN RAFUSE Co-Sound Designer & Board Operator

BAND Gwen is an accomplished vocalist, pianist, music director, teacher, and choral director. She has appeared in theatres across Eastern Canada as an actor, singer, dancer, director, music director, and pit musician; internationally as a piano bar performer; in schools, conservatories, and universities as a vocal and choral teacher; and in her private studio, with numerous students who have graduated to careers of their own nationally and internationally. Her work in Neptune shows and with the Theatre School goes back 30 years; many of her former students are now colleagues. Gwen is “delighted” to finally be back in the MD chair again after almost two years!

GWEN DAWSON Keys/Conductor

Moira Findlay (she/her) is a music graduate from the University of Aberdeen (Scotland) who plays flute, piccolo, and alto flute. Moira works at Sacred Heart School of Halifax where she has played in numerous musicals including Nunsense, Cyrano de Burger Shack, and High School Musical. Moira is a long standing member of Sackville Concert Band where she is Principal Flute, and she regularly plays at Knox United in Sackville, NS. She is excited to be playing her first YPCo production this summer!

MOIRA FINDLAY Flute Steve Tugwell (he/him) plays electric bass and guitar. Present projects include studio work with PSST and collaboration in the Mostly Righteous house band at St. Andrew's United Church. As a performer, Steve has played bass in many Sacred Heart School theatrical productions from 2003 to 2020. Before that, he wrote, recorded and performed in rock bands in Portland, OR (Foolscap) and New York, NY (LOT 49). He's excited to work in his first YPCo production this summer.

STEPHEN TUGWELL Guitar/Bass

TECHNICAL TEAM GARRETT BARKER.........................................TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ANDREW CULL*...........................ASSISTANT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR EVAN BROWN...................................................HEAD OF STAGING ANDREW CRAWFORD........................................HEAD OF LIGHTING MATTHEW DOWNEY.............................PROJECTIONS CONSULTANT SOPHIE NADEAU....................................................PROPS BUILDER JUSTIN DAIKAI.................................................................MIC TECH LUCAS ARAB..................................PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER PAM NICOLL................................PROMOTIONAL GRAPHIC DESIGN STOO METZ...............PRODUCTION PHOTOGRAPHY/SOCIAL MEDIA *LITTLE WOMEN FEATURES A STAIRCASE DESIGNED BY ANDREW CULL, SET DESIGNER: THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW, ADAPTED BY LUCAS ARAB

SPECIAL THANKS JEREMY WEBB LISA BUGDEN LESLIE MACDONALD JULIA TOPPLE REBECCA WOLFE EMILY RICHARDS AMANDA BURNETT CIEL CROSBY PARENTS & CAREGIVERS ANN MARIE KERR GINA THORNHILL ALISON CROSBY JORDAN PALMER JUNE ZINCK ZACH FAYE GILANN LAFRENIERE SEAN BURKE ACE