Production Staff
Stage Manager
1st Assistant Stage Manager
2nd
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant to the Director
Associate Choreographer
Associate Music Director
Assistant to the Production Supervisor
Production Electrician
Assistant Production Electrician
Electricians
Light Board Operator
Followspot Operators
Sound Engineer
Sound A2s
Scene Shop Foreman
Scene Shop Assistants
Peyton Helene McCarthy†*
Maddie Chin
Jessica Gross
Rachel Piotrowski
Emma Lehman†*
Madeline Berger†*
Hannah Hendricks
Rylie Vann†*
Laura Rider
Michaela Connell, Ellie Irwin, Casey J. Nemetz, Mateo Pinover, Teagan Stacy, Niko Toro
Megan Rigsbee
Kylie Altimus, Aurelia Porto
Matt Carroll
Grace Mellott, Amber Squiers
Kenny Leon Horning
Carter Bussey, Matt Carroll, Percy Eisele, Katherine Farmer, Joel Lamonth, Emma Lehman*, Rylie Vann*
Stage Carpenter
Carpenters
*
Scene Painters
Run Crew
Costume Shop Supervisor
Costume Shop Assistants
Stitchers
Joel Lamonth
Regan Bailey, Dylan Becker, Lucas Bickford, Julian Carleen Budden, Raymond Ellis, John Luis Gentry, Carl Horkan, Joshua Lee, Jackson Peterson, Kenya Saunders, Students in THEA 131 & 132: Technical Production
Isabel Carter, Raine Hatton, Jenna Jenkins, Emma Simanski, Gwendolyn Wilson, Rebecca Yee*
Kylie Altimus, Caroline Rous
Nichol Forbes
Oleander Neleski, Nikki Rizzo*, Kate Rutherford
Jupiter Blanks, Noel Freeman, Trevor Meyer, Cameron Michel, Zachary Roland, Claire Schultz, Nadia Cloud Shiblie, Lily Simanski, Sophia Tompkins
Wardrobe Supervisor
Dresser
Alice Schnell
Sophia Tompkins
ACT I
Veni Creator Spiritus ...................................................................... Company
Nunsense is Habit-Forming ........................................................... Company
A Difficult Transition ...................................................................... Company
Benedicite .................................................................................
The Biggest Ain’t the Best ..........................................
Sister Mary Leo
Sisters Hubert & Leo
Playing Second Fiddle ....................................................
So You Want to Be a Nun ...........................................
Sister Robert Anne
Sister Mary Amnesia
One Last Hope ........................................................ Company sans Amnesia
Turn Up the Spotlight .....................................................
Lilacs Bring Back Memories ..................................
Sister Mary Regina
Sisters Regina, Hubert, ................................................................................................ Leo, & Amnesia
Turn Off That Spotlight/Tackle That Temptation ................. Company INTERMISSION
ACT II
Growing Up Catholic...................................................
Sisters Robert Anne, ..................................................................................Leo, Hubert, & Amnesia
Clean Out the Freezer .................................................................... Company
Just a Coupl’a Sisters Sisters Regina & Hubert
Second Fiddle (Reprise) .................................................
Sister Robert Anne
I Just Want to Be a Star ................................................. Sister Robert Anne
The Drive-In .................................................................
Sisters Amnesia, Leo, .................................................................................................. & Robert Anne
I Could Have Gone to Nashville .........
Sister Mary Amnesia & Company
Gloria in Excelsis Deo ..................................................................... Company
Holier Than Thou .....................................
Sister Mary Hubert & Company
Nunsense (Reprise) .......................................................................... Company
The Mt. St. Helen’s Band
conductor Chris Zavadowski
piano Karen Clotfelter/Billy Valentine
synthesizer
Sarah Clements reeds
trumpet I
trumpet II
Marla Snyder
Mike Huffman
Dane Snyder trombone
Sarah Thompson
violin Christopher Tillman
bass
percussion
music advisor & contractor
Brittany Frompovich
Kyle Smith
Sarah R. Hewitt
keyboard programmer Jim Harp
rehearsal accompanists
Karen Clotfelter, Alex Johnson,
Billy Valentine
Ever wonder about what happens to the students you’ve come to know in Klein Theatre after they graduate? Whether it be on the stage, backstage, in the box office, running a theatre, or in a variety of other professional endeavors, this is our way of letting you know what some of them have been up to since leaving their UMW home . . .
After graduating with a degree in theatre, Julia Cox ’23 began working part-time in the box office at the Shakespeare Theatre Company in D.C. Now that she has transitioned to full-time at the theatre, Julia is beginning to pursue her passion for directing in the greater Washington, D.C., area. While at UMW, Julia directed Stop Kiss in Studio 115, and assistant directed for The Rocky Horror Show, Julius Caesar, and Much Ado About Nothing. Julia also worked in the box office and was on the stage management team for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
Right after graduating with honors in theatre, Oscar León ’23 accepted a position as the membership assistant at Arena Stage, in Washington, D.C. At Arena, he works to provide a great experience for members and donors. Aside from member stewardship and database record maintenance, Oscar also works supporting trustees and major donors directly. He continues to take voice lessons and acting classes in D.C. While at UMW Theatre, Oscar was the advancement assistant and the president of the Eta Eta chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, the national theatre honor society. He appeared on stage in The Rocky Horror Show, Pride and Prejudice, Fun Home, Nickel and Dimed, and Much Ado About Nothing
Erin Schoff ’23 is the creative arts coordinator for the Campagna Center in Alexandria, Va., where she oversees performing arts, S.T.E.M., and youth sports enrichment programs at 13 afterschool sites throughout the city. She also coordinates the creative arts curriculum that is implemented throughout the sites. As a part of her job at the Campagna Center, she serves as resident stage manager and production manager for both children’s theatre and theatre for young audiences productions. While at UMW Erin spent time in the management office as the production management assistant, and was on stage management teams for several shows including The Country Wife, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised], Much Ado About Nothing, Nickel and Dimed, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, The Play That Goes Wrong, and Men on Boats.
Taylor Kiechlin ’17 is an AEA Stage Manager, currently working as assistant stage manager on the world premiere musical A Hanukkah Carol at Round House Theatre. Since graduating, she spent time at the Williamstown Theatre Festival and Bristol Riverside Theatre, and eventually settled in the greater D.C. area, where she works consistently at many of the region’s more prominent houses, including Round House Theatre, Signature Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Ford’s Theatre, Studio Theatre, Folger Theatre, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, and Shakespeare Theatre Company. While at UMW, Taylor served at the communications assistant, was seen onstage in Sunday in the Park with George, and worked on the stage management teams for nine mainstage productions, including Spring Awakening, Always…Patsy Cline, Lady Windermere’s Fan, Noises Off, Frozen, Tartuffe, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, and Steel Magnolias.
Shannon Nichols ’23 has been living and working in the D.C. metropolitan area as a theatrical electrician since graduating with majors in business & accounting and theatre and a minor in arts administration. Shannon has been a follow spot operator for several productions at Shakespeare Theatre Company, including Evita, As You Like It, The Lehman Trilogy and most recently, The Comedy of Errors. While at UMW, Shannon was the accounting assistant in the management office, stage managed Pride and Prejudice, The Rocky Horror Show, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, and was on the stage management team for Julius Caesar Shannon was on the run crew for The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised], served as a carpenter for The Play That Goes Wrong, and was the assistant to the sound designer for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Graduating with a theatre major, Callum Devine ’21 continued in the College of Education to earn a master’s degree with a PreK-12 teaching licensure in theatre arts. Callum is now a theatre teacher at Spotsylvania High School, his alma mater. While at UMW, he pursued a variety of experiences to prepare him for teaching, including the run crew for The Country Wife, young company coordinator for Merrily We Roll Along, and UMW Theatre Shop manager for Fun Home (where he met Anne Devine, whom he would marry soon after!)
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In the Heights
by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes •February
23
@ 2 PM • Signature Theatre
The joyous Tony Award-winning triumph by Lin-Manuel Miranda (Hamilton) and Quiara Alegría Hudes (Daphne’s Dive). Lights up on Washington Heights, NYC where the streets are full of music, and everybody’s got a dream. With the neighborhood on the brink of gentrification, and a life-changing winning lottery ticket somewhere in their midst, the vibrant inhabitants share hope, loss, and love as they plan their futures while cherishing their home. Latin rhythms and hip-hop lyrics infuse “96,000,” “Paciencia y Fe,” “Carnaval del Barrio,” and the title song as this breathtaking celebration of community and culture energetically bursts off the stage with Signature’s trademark immersive style.
Paradise Blue
by Dominique Morisseau
• May 25 @ 2 PM •
Studio Theatre
Detroit, 1949. Welcome to Paradise, a jazz club that’s seen better days. Blue, the club’s trumpet-playing owner is ready to leave this town and his family demons behind. But his house band and his best girl have dreams of their own, so when hardboiled widow Silver enters the picture looking for some business and some pleasure, love, lust, and legacy collide in the fight for Paradise. Studio transforms the Victor Shargai theatre into a jazz club for Dominique Morisseau’s (Pipeline, Skeleton Crew) music-filled drama about resilience, self-preservation, and community.
row one Ariana Adamek, Emmy Beach, Madeline Berger, Carter Bussey, Matt Carroll, Maddie Chin; row two Isabella Dalebout, Cora Denny, Amelia Emory, Katherine Farmer, Kyleigh Friel, Julia Hall-Pace; row three Raine Hatton, Hannah Hendricks, Benjamin Kline, Emma Lehman, Gabby Lyon, Emma Magner; row four Peyton Helene McCarthy, Grace Mellott, Trevor Meyer, Rachel Piotrowski, Laura Rider, Nikki Rizzo; row five Mary Robinson, Zachary Roland, Emma Sanford, Isabel Sowry, Marley Starnes, Fiona Stevens; row six Martha Stitt, Sophia Tompkins, Rylie Vann, Blaise Wingold; row seven Rebecca Yee, Cameron Zakreski, Henry Zeigler (photos by Jon K. Reynolds)
Ariana Adamek ’25 is a theatre and anthropology double major. In Klein, she played Juror Eight in Twelve Angry Jurors and Punk Girl et al. in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the NightTime. She was the light board operator for Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, on the fly crew for Pride and Prejudice, and was the second assistant stage manager for The Rocky Horror Show. She works as the archives assistant and is a recipient of the Albert R. Klein Memorial Scholarship.
Emmy Beach ’27 is a theatre major. In Klein, she is playing Sister Robert Anne in Nunsense and played Matilda in Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical. She was also the UMW Theatre Shop manager for True West. She is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Madeline Berger ’25 is a theatre and music double major. In Klein, she is the associate music director for Nunsense. She worked as the sound designer for Twelfth Night, assistant to the sound designer for Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, and sound engineer for Men on Boats. She has worked as the assistant to the music director and the sound engineer for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and The Rocky Horror Show. She is a recipient of the Keith Belli Scholarship in Theatre.
Carter Bussey ’25 is an applied physics and geology major. He has worked as a carpenter for The Play That Goes Wrong, The Rocky Horror Show, Men on Boats, Pride and Prejudice, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, and True West, to name a few He works as a scene shop assistant and is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Matt Carroll ’25 is a theatre major. In Klein, he is the audio engineer for Nunsense, was the sound designer for Twelve Angry Jurors and production electrician for Twelfth Night and Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical. He also worked as an electrician for Nickel and Dimed, The Play That Goes Wrong, The Rocky Horror Show, and Men on Boats, and as the light board operator for Julius Caesar. He works as a scene shop assistant and is the recipient of the EastmanMullins Scholarship for Theatre and the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Maddie Chin ’27 is a theatre and mathematics double major with a minor in linguistics. She is working as the first assistant stage manager for Nunsense. She was the first assistant stage manager for True West and second assistant stage manager for Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical. She works as the production management assistant and is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Isabella Dalebout ‘27 is a double major in theatre and conservation biology. She was a scene painter for both Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express and Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical. She has also acted, directed, and written a play for Studio 115’s 24-Hour Play Festival. She is a recipient of the Albert R. Klein Memorial Scholarship.
Cora Denny ‘25 is a theatre and communications & digital studies double major with musical theatre and arts administration minors. She is playing Sister Mary Hubert in Nunsense and played Princess Dragomiroff in Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. She was also assistant house manager for Men on Boats and a scene painter for The Play That Goes Wrong and The Rocky Horror Show. She is the communications assistant and is the recipient of the June Davis McCormick ‘49 Scholarship.
Amelia Emory ‘25 is a theatre major with arts administration and musical theatre minors. In Klein, she is playing Sister Mary Regina in Nunsense. She has played Tommy in Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, Frank Goodman and Mr. Asa in Men on Boats, and Joan & Others in Nickel and Dimed. She was assistant to the director for Twelfth Night and served as the sound engineer for The Play That Goes Wrong. She currently works in the box office and is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Katherine Farmer ‘26 is a theatre major and arts administration minor. She worked as the stage manager for Twelve Angry Jurors, first assistant stage manager for Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, and assistant to the scenic designer for True West. She was a carpenter for Twelfth Night, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, The Play That Goes Wrong and The Rocky Horror Show, and was a scene painter for Men on Boats and Pride and Prejudice. She works as a scene shop assistant and is a recipient of the Susan Mulholland Breedin ‘86 Scholarship.
Kyleigh Friel ‘25 is a psychology major. In Klein, she played Feste in Twelfth Night, Mrs. Wormwood in Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, and Magenta in The Rocky Horror Show. She is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Julia Hall-Pace ‘27 is a theatre and education major. She was assistant to the director for Twelve Angry Jurors, production assistant for True West, and an ensemble member for Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical. She has also acted and directed in Studio 115 and is the recipient of the Debby C. Klein Theatre Scholarship.
Raine Hatton ‘27 is a theatre and classical civilizations double major. She worked on Nunsense, Twelve Angry Jurors, and Twelfth Night as a scene painter. She was on run crew for Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. She works in the box office and is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Hannah Hendricks ‘26 is a historic preservation major. She was an A2 for Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, first assistant stage manager for Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express and Twelfth Night, and production assistant for Pride and Prejudice. She is the recipient of the Alexander W. Holsinger Scholarship in Theatre.
Benjamin Kline ’28 is a first-year student from Falls Church, Va. who plans to major in theatre and is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Emma Lehman ‘25 is a theatre and conservation biology double major. In Klein, she is the associate choreographer for Nunsense. She was the choreographer for Twelfth Night and assistant choreographer for Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, Pride and Prejudice, and The Rocky Horror Show. She also played John Colton Sumner in Men on Boats. She works as a scene shop assistant and is the recipient of the Vicky Nichols Wilder ‘80 and Florence Overley Ridderhof ‘50 Scholarship in Dance.
Gabby Lyon ‘25 is a political science major. She is a member of the Performing Arts Company (PAC) and is currently serving as the vice president. She is the recipient of the Sonja Dragomamovic Haydar Scholarship in Dance.
Emma Magner ‘25 is a theatre major. In Klein, she has played Juror Three in Twelve Angry Jurors, Olivia in Twelfth Night, Greta in Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, Lizzy in Pride and Prejudice, and Hawkins in Men on Boats. She was the wardrobe supervisor for Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, True West, and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. She works in the box office and is the recipient of the Rosemary Ingham Scholarship in Theatre.
Peyton Helene McCarthy ‘24 is a theatre major with an arts administration minor. She is the stage manager of Nunsense. In Klein, she was the stage manager for True West and assistant stage manager for The Play That Goes Wrong. She also played Mary Debenham in Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. She works as a box office assistant and is the recipient of the Nina G. Bushnell Scholarship and the Polly Updegraff Champ ‘61 Scholarship.
Grace Mellott ‘28 is a first-year student from Ruckersville, Va. who intends to double major in theatre and French. She is working as an A2 for Nunsense and is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Trevor Meyer ‘28 is a first-year student from Mechanicsville, Va. who plans to major in theatre and education. He worked as a stitcher for both Twelve Angry Jurors and Nunsense and is a recipient of the Barbara Crickenberger Hall ‘69 Theatre Scholarship.
Rachel Piotrowski ‘26 is a theatre major with minors in arts administration and musical theatre. She is the assistant to the director for Nunsense. In Klein, she played Olivia’s Servant in Twelfth Night, an ensemble member in Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical and Wickham and Servants in Pride and Prejudice. She works as the advancement assistant and is a recipient of the Barbara Crickenberger Hall ‘69 Theatre Scholarship.
Laura Rider ‘26 is an English major with French and computer science minors. She was the assistant production electrician for Twelfth Night, the light board operator for Men on Boats and Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, and an electrician for The Play That Goes Wrong and The Rocky Horror Picture Show. She is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Nikki Rizzo ‘25 is a theatre major with an English literature minor. In Klein, she is playing Sister Mary Amnesia in Nunsense. Previously she has played Juror Seven in Twelve Angry Jurors, Fabia in Twelfth Night, Alice in Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, and George Young Bradley in Men on Boats. She was also wardrobe manager for Pride and Prejudice. She works as a costume shop assistant and is the inaugural recipient of the Ralston Costume Design and Technology Scholarship.
Mary Robinson ‘25 is a theatre major with minors in arts administration and musical theatre. She is currently the house manager for Nunsense. In Klein, she played Juror Eleven in Twelve Angry Jurors and the Priest in Twelfth Night. She has worked as a carpenter for Men on Boats, Pride and Prejudice, and Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. Mary also managed the sensory-friendly performance of Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical. She works in the box office and is the audience services assistant. She is a recipient of the UMW Performing Arts for the Community Scholarship.
Zachary Roland ‘27 is a theatre major with minors in arts administration and musical theatre. In Klein, he played First Officer/Musician in Twelfth Night and was a stage carpenter for Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express and Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical. He is a recipient of the UMW Performing Arts for the Community Scholarship.
Emma Sanford ‘25 is a linguistics major. She has been a member of the Performing Arts Company (PAC) since fall 2021 and a choreographer since fall 2022. She has served as PAC’s secretary, vice president, and is the current president. She is the recipient of the Claudia Moore Read Scholarship in Dance.
Isabel Sowry ‘28 is a first-year student from Dayton, Md., who plans to major in theatre. She is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Marley Starnes ‘28 is a first-year student from Oakton, Va. who intends on majoring in theatre. She is currently the practicum student for the interactive marking assistant and is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Fiona Stevens ‘26 is a theatre and English creative writing double major and French minor. She is a dresser for Nunsense and was a dresser for True West, Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, Pride and Prejudice, and Men on Boats. She was wardrobe supervisor for Twelve Angry Jurors and The Play That Goes Wrong. She is the recipient of the Frances Rodgers Bryant ‘68 Theatre Scholarship.
Martha Stitt ‘25 is a theatre major with minors in arts administration and musical theatre. In Klein, she played Juror Six in Twelve Angry Jurors, was an ensemble member in Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, and played Stagehand in The Play That Goes Wrong. She works as a box office assistant and is a recipient of the Fred Winer Scholarship and Keith Belli Scholarship in Theatre.
Sophia Tompkins ‘27 is a theatre and communications & digital studies double major with a journalism minor. They have worked as a stitcher for Twelfth Night, True West, Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, and Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. They are a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Rylie Vann ‘25 is a theatre and communications & digital studies double major. In Klein, she was the assistant lighting designer for Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express and co-lighting designer for Twelfth Night, as well as the production electrician for Men on Boats and Nunsense. She works as a scene shop assistant and is a recipient of the Albert R. Klein Memorial Scholarship.
Blaise Wingold ‘25 is a theatre and communications & digital studies double major. In Klein, he is playing the Stage Manager in Nunsense. Previously, he played Juror Two in Twelve Angry Jurors, Michael Wormwood in Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, Michel the Conductor in Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, and Robert in The Play That Goes Wrong He works as the interactive marketing assistant and is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
Rebecca Yee ‘25 is a theatre major with an arts administration minor. In Klein, she was the stage manager for Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, Men on Boats, and substitute stage manager for Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. She was on the stage management team for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and The Rocky Horror Show, worked as the video operator for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and as a dresser for Nickel and Dimed. She is the recipient of the Lee Wingate Pappandreou ’40 Scholarship.
Cameron Zakreski ‘25 is a theatre and computer science double major with a minor in practical ethics. In Klein, he played Foreman in Twelve Angry Jurors, Antonio in Twelfth Night, Doctor/Ensemble in Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical, Hector MacQueen in Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, and Christopher in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. He works as the special projects assistant and is the recipient of the Joella C. and Michael D. Killian Theatre Scholarship, Marceline Weatherly Morris '50 Musical Theatre Scholarship, and Keith Belli Scholarship in Theatre.
Henry Zeigler ‘27 is a theatre and computer science double major. In Klein, he played Juror Nine in Twelve Angry Jurors and Valentine in Twelfth Night. He is a recipient of the UMW Theatre Scholarship.
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Bridgette Dennett
Christa Moscovis Denny ’96
Susan Duffey Di’Maina ’70
Jay & Mary Dierling ’01
Shirley L. Emerick
Donna Weber Fairchild ’08
Patricia Fatovic
Rebecca Faulkner
Mary M. Roach ’83
Diane P. Rogers ’08
Corazon Rosegrant
Cedric B. Rucker ’81
Riley Salazar ’22
William & Elizabeth Sampson
Deborah Sandstrom
Tia Scales ’83
Scott Schlecht &
Diane Muller Schlecht ’90
Jeffrey Schnebelen
Caroline Seawell
Catherine A. Seller
Lesley Abrams Serenyi ’79
Nancy Askew Sheleheda ’91
Ryan C. Shriver ’96
Dawn M. Sinka ’87
David R. Spry ’08
Wayne & Donna Stanton
Debra Steckler
Bruce & Laura Stitt
Carolyn Sulima in memory of Jack Sulima
Sandy Sullivan
Lili-Anne Tabada in memory of Michael Killian
Carol Finke Tarkington ’71
Lauren C. Frautschi ’18
David Fronk & Kathryn Kotula
Felysia R. Havens ’14
Mary Ann Gill Googins ’66
Daniel & Laura Grable
Jim Hall & Laura Moyer
Esther Haloburdo
Allyson L. Harkey ’00
Scott ’83 & Diann ’81 Harris
Tracy Houk Harris
Lisa L. Hart
Don & Cindy Horan
Beverly Amiss Hornstein ’72
Cathy Hoskins
Liane Houghtalin
Meghan K. Housley ’04
Elizabeth M. Howard ’99 in memory of Rosemary Ingham
Cheryl Huff in memory of Willard T. & Nancy K. Huff
David & Mary Karcher
Taylor Kiechlin ’17
Matthew S. Lawson ’05
Michael B. Lee ’99
Paul Leimer
Cheryll Lesser
Michael Lippard in memory of Michael Killian
Angie Lynch
Joe & Betsy Mathias
Patrick & Sharon McCarthy
Jeffrey W. McClurken ’94 & Jennifer Orr ’95
Laura Dick Mendelsohn ’81
LTC. Larry Taylor in memory of Martha Taylor
Sheri Thorpe
Robert Uhlig
Bill Upshaw
Elaine Erickson Verne ’82
Brenda E. Vogel
Thomas & Jessica Waltz
Virginia Master Naturalists
Central Rappahannock Chapter in memory of Michael Killian
Oliver & Frances White
Jennifer S. Whiteside ’09
Allyson Moerman & John Whitten
Suzanne Willis
Sally Curtis Wimberly ’80
Charles & Teresa Wingold
Stuart & Sylvia
McJilton Woodcock ’61
Mary Wright
Gina Yolango ’03
Frederick Young & David Ramsey
Rabbi Ronda & Charles Young in honor of Gregg Stull
Alexandra G. Zabela ’18
Edward & Judith Zakreski
Jamie & Robin Zapata
Jeanine Boeke Mlynek ’99
Mary C. Moncure ’90
Cynthia L. Mullins ’18
Timothy O’Donnell
Tiffany Hayzlett Parker ’98
Ethan Pearson
Bruce & Carol Petit
Gayle Weinberger Petro ’79
Cathryn T. Puglia ’22
Michael Rachal
Vicki Ravenel ’77 in memory of Dr. Roger Kenvin
Mary L. Scally
Debra J. Schleef
Glenford Madamba & Deborah Scott
Janet Shepard
Marian E. Sims
Julie Smith
Dane & Marla Snyder
Taryn E. Snyder ’15
Tari Stage-Harvey ’93
Richard & Paula Troxel
Catherine K. ’69 & G. Scott Walker
Ron & Libby Wasem
Sandra & William Wemmerus
Margaret Wilder ’15
Martin A., Jr. ’80 & Vicky Nichols Wilder ’80
Bryan & Tracey Wingold
Heather Yee
David Norm Young
Lauren C. Frautschi ’18 as of 10/28/24
Department of Theatre & Dance
Chair Gregg Stull
Faculty Michael Benson, Bridgette Dennett, Kevin McCluskey, Gregg Stull, Marc Williams
Professor Emeriti Helen M. Housley, David E. Hunt, Jr.
Associate Professor Emeritus Julie Liepelt
Adjunct Faculty Angie Benson, Max Doolittle, Sarah Grace, Allison Hedges, Jenna Hochkammer, Amanda Zeitler
Director of Marketing & Audience Services Jon K. Reynolds
Assistant to the Chair Taryn Snyder
Production Supervisor & Data Administrator Brandon Prendergast
Scene Shop Foreman
Kenny Leon Horning
Costume Shop Supervisor Nichol Forbes
Department Librarian October Edwards
Building Attendants Elizabeth Campos, Sharon Neville, Beverly Spring, Shannon Walker
Student Assistants Ariana Adamek*, Ryan Alfredo Bailey, Carter Bussey, Matt Carroll, Nina Cherry, Maddie Chin, Cora Denny*, Percy Eisele, Amelia Emory*, Katherine Farmer, Raine Hatton, Ciarra Hopson, Joel Lamonth, Emma Lehman*, Emma Magner*, Peyton Helene McCarthy*, Kate McClurken-Orr*, Oleander Neleski, Rachel Piotrowski, Nikki Rizzo*, Mary Robinson, Kate Rutherford, Martha Stitt*, Rylie Vann*, Blaise Wingold*, Cameron Zakreski
President, Alpha Psi Omega, Eta Eta Cast Rylie Vann*
Student Representatives Katherine Farmer, Cameron Zakreski
Chair, Studio 115 Martha Stitt*
Management Staff
Producing Director Gregg Stull
Box Office & Group Sales Manager
Taryn Snyder
Box Office Staff Nina Cherry, Amelia Emory*, Raine Hatton, Ciarra Hopson, Emma Magner*, Peyton Helene McCarthy*, Mary Robinson, Martha Stitt*
Box Office Assistants Nicole Griffin, Addison Nichols
Advancement Assistant Rachel Piotrowski
Recruitment Assistant Kate McClurken-Orr*
Communications Assistant Cora Denny*
Accounting Assistant Ryan Alfredo Bailey
Production Management Assistant Maddie Chin
Audience Services Assistant Mary Robinson
Special Projects Assistant Cameron Zakreski
Archives Assistant Ariana Adamek*
Interactive Marketing Assistant Blaise Wingold*
Management Assistants Ryan Alfredo Bailey, Marley Starnes
House Manager Mary Robinson
Assistant House Managers Giannii Marshall, Annabelle Moon
Head Ushers Isabella Dalebout, Sophia Heinbach Usher Weerapat Charoenkwanmuang
Theatre Shop Manager Emma Fandey
Concessions University of Mary Washington Catering
Graphic Designer Jon K. Reynolds
Photographer Geoff Greene
Production Artwork Illustrator Justin Slone
Floral Installations Carolyn Helfrich
*member of Alpha Psi Omega, the national theatre honorary society
Theatre Information
Refreshments are available in the lobby and may be brought into the theatre. Restrooms are located in the hallways on each side of the lobby.
• Please turn off cell phones and all electronic devices during the performance.
• The videotaping of this production is a violation of United States copyright law and an actionable federal offense. Photographs are permitted before the lights dim and at intermission.
