Oct. 9, 1 0, 1 6, 1 7–7PM Oct. 1 0, 1 7 , 1 8–2PM | 2026 WAL L ACETHEATRE
California Baptist University Collinsworth School of Performing Arts Theatre Arts Division presents
Clue Based on the Screenplay by Jonathan Lynn Written by Sandy Rustin Additional material by Hunter Foster and Eric Price Director/Producer Assistant Director/ Scene Shop Supervisor Technical Director Scenic Designer Lighting Designer Projection Designer Assistant Projection Designer Choreographer Properties Designer Assistant Properties Designer Sound Designer Costume Designer Assistant Costume Designer Hair & Makeup Designer Assistant Hair/Makeup Designer Dramaturg Assistant Dramaturg Box Office Manager Production Manager
ZACHARY BORTOT SHANE MOSER MICHAEL RING ANDREW COLE MATTHEW FURNESS ZACKARY LINNE NICHOLAS CASTAÑO REBEKAH BORTOT BROOKE MAURER ISAIAH COEN AMANDA MARTINEZ ELIZABETH SHORTS ADDISON BREMMER AVA HILL LAUREN GRAVITT ALEX KUEBLER CUTTER ROLFS STEPHANIE HULL ANDREW COLE
As a courtesy to other patrons and our performers, please turn off all cellular phones and alarms. Refrain from bringing food or drinks inside the theatre. Photography and recording devices are strictly prohibited. Based on the Paramount Pictures motion picture Based on the Hasbro Board Game Clue
ETHOS ON THEMATIC CONTENT The depiction of sinful acts in storytelling is not an endorsement of sin. The Bible contains acts of violence, murder, indiscretions, and a host of other examples of the sinful nature of humanity in a fallen world. But the Bible does not explore those topics and leave one bereft of hope. Much like one cannot paint a picture without the use of shadow, one cannot tell a truthful story about human experience without depicting certain realities of human existence. We need a savior precisely because we are sinful creatures. To sanitize that truth would be a disservice to the beauty of the sacrificial love that Christ exhibited on the cross when He died for our sins. For this reason, we do not shy away from thematically challenging content, but through intentional prayerful discernment and reading of the word of God we do establish guidelines for the telling of stories of redemption. In that spirit, we offer content guides so families and individuals can make informed decisions about their viewing experience and biblical context so viewers can be drawn to understand the content considering God’s eternal character, humanity’s mortal condition, and how they interact in God’s cosmic story.
CONTENT GUIDE This production is rated T for Teenagers and older. Contains mature themes of love and loss.
RUN TIME The production is approximately 1 ½ hours. There will be no intermission.
GREAT COMMISSION CONTEXT At first glance, Clue may seem like an unlikely place to consider the Great Commission. It is, after all, a murder mystery filled with deception, blackmail, accusation, and wonderfully absurd comedy. Yet beneath that comedy is a world in which nearly every character is hiding something. Fear of exposure causes people to conceal the truth, distrust one another, and protect themselves at the expense of others. That tension connects meaningfully with our Theatre Arts season theme, “From Innocence to Responsibility.” Maturity requires us to move beyond simply identifying what is wrong with the world around us and toward taking responsibility for our own choices, assumptions, and actions. The characters of Clue are very good at pointing fingers. They are considerably less comfortable examining what they themselves have contributed to the increasingly tangled situation around them. Scripture calls Christians toward a different way of engaging with one another: to walk in truth, to bring what is hidden into the light, and to extend grace rather than rush toward condemnation. Jesus describes Himself as “the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6), reminding us that truth for the Christian is not merely about being correct, but is inseparable from the person and character of Christ. This also connects with CBU’s emphasis this year on the theme of civility. Civility does not require us to ignore disagreement, wrongdoing, or difficult truths. Rather, it asks us to consider how we engage one another when those difficulties arise. In a culture where suspicion can quickly become accusation and disagreement can become division, Christian maturity calls us to listen carefully, speak truthfully, seek understanding, and treat others with dignity. The Great Commission sends us into that complicated world as representatives of Christ. We are called not merely to proclaim truth, but to embody the character of the One whose truth we proclaim. That requires courage and conviction, but also humility, grace, and love. Clue explores these ideas through comedy and exaggeration. Its characters become increasingly tangled in secrecy, assumption, and accusation until the truth finally cuts through the confusion. Amid all the murder, mystery, and laughter, perhaps there is a simple reminder for us as well: maturity is not merely knowing the truth - it is taking responsibility for how we live, speak, and treat one another in light of it. Zachary Bortot, MFA Associate Professor of Theatre Theatre Arts Division Director
DIRECTOR’S NOTE There is something wonderfully familiar about Clue. Many of us know the characters, the rooms, the weapons, and the basic question at the center of it all: who did it, where, and with what? But what drew me to this play was the opportunity to take something so familiar and discover what happens when it becomes fully alive. But what does that mean? Many of us have fond memories of the game, the movie, and other stage productions. My goal is to honor the images of those memories, while still putting our own creative mark on the production. Our production began with the image of the Gordian Knot - an impossibly tangled knot from ancient legend that could not be untied by conventional means. According to the story, Alexander the Great famously solved the problem not by untangling it, but by cutting through it. That image became a useful way for us to think about the world of Clue. Nearly everyone who enters Boddy Manor is not exactly what they appear to be. Each character is carrying their share of secrets. Those secrets lead to suspicion, suspicion leads to accusation, and before long, everyone is caught in an increasingly complicated knot of deception and mistrust. The only thing capable of cutting through it is the truth. Of course, Clue is also tremendously silly. That balance has been one of the great joys of directing this production. Beneath the murder, blackmail, and suspicion is a comedy that moves at an almost relentless pace. Our actors have had to learn that creating such chaos requires tremendous precision. Our designers and technicians have faced a similar challenge: somehow bringing the iconic rooms of Boddy Manor to life while allowing us to race from one location to another almost instantaneously. What appears spontaneous onstage is the result of an extraordinary amount of collaboration, discipline, and trust. And perhaps that is one of the reasons theatre is such a fitting way to bring Clue to life. A board game asks us to gather around a table, imagine a mystery together, and try to make sense of the clues in front of us. Theatre asks us to do something remarkably similar. So today, we hope you enjoy the mystery! Examine the suspects. Look for clues. Laugh at the absurdity of it all. And when the knot becomes hopelessly tangled, remember that eventually the truth has a way of cutting through. Enjoy the show! Zachary Bortot, MFA Director & Producer Theatre Arts Division Director
CAST Wadsworth
CUTTER ROLFS
Yvette
HALEY NESBIHAL
Miss Scarlett
BREANNA MASTERS
Mrs. Peacock
MADELYN MOSS
Mrs. White
SIDRA ROCHE
Colonel Mustard
TRISTAN JACKSON
Professor Plum
ELIJAH HERNANDEZ
Mr. Green
ADAM MARQUARDT
Mr. Boddy & US Wadsworth
KEVIN WALLS
The Cook/US Yvette
ADDISON BREMMER
The Motorist/US Mr. Boddy
ISAIAH HERNANDEZ
Unexpected Cop/US Colonel Mustard
AIDAN GOMEZ
Chief of Police/Unseen Murderer/ US Plum
ISAIAH COEN
Singing Telegram Girl/Auxiliary Miss Scarlett/US The Cook
AVA HILL
Backup Cop 1/Unseen Murderer/ US Mrs. Peacock
ELEANOR GIRARD
Backup Cop 2/US Mr. Green
MICAH HEBERT
Auxiliary Colonel Mustard/US Motorist LUKE FRAGASSI US Mrs. White/Miss Scarlett
GIANNA CARLILE
Newscaster (Pre-recorded)
DEVIN HORTON
PRODUCTION STAFF Technical Director
MICHAEL RING
Scene Shop Supervisor
SHANE MOSER
Stage Manager
CHLOE CRITSER
Assistant Stage Manager
EMILY HERENDICH
Assistant Stage Manager
TALITHA LAZAR
Sound Board Operator
MICAH LI CARLSON
Light Board Operator
EMMA NOELLE CATILLER
Deck Chief
JOSHUA PARSIO
Deck Crew
DEVIN HORTON JEREMY JESUS GUITIERREZ JACK FRANKLIN ALEX EATON RAMI COCHRAN COLTON BARNETT
Wardrobe Lead
SHAWNEE S. RAMOS
Wardrobe Crew
KAMIKO ADAMS SOPHIE NOELLE EDMONDS ELLA SALZARULO
Hair/Makeup Lead
JORDAN LIDDICOAT
Hair/Makeup Crew
SOPHIE LAMER MADELEINE LINDSEY CLARA LEBOW
Properties 1 Properties 2
CATHERINE COX ELIZABETH GRACE GONZALEZ
Scene Shop Assistants
TA’NIAH WILLIS RYAN SMITH ASHLYN WILLIAMS NICHOLAS CASTAÑO KEVIN WALLS SIDRA ROCHE RACHEL ROGSTAD AVA HILL TRISTAN JACKSON ISAIAH COEN AMANDA MARTINEZ ANNALISE WACHOWIAK ISAIAH HERNANDEZ ABIGAIL KING
Technical Assistant
XANDER SHORTS
Costume Shop Assistants
ADDISON BREMMER ABIGAIL MEYER BETHANY HOOPER
Box Office Assistants
CHLOE CRITSER LILY HARPER SABRINA HEIM CHARLES MARTINEZ EMMA PINZA
Dramaturgs
ALEXANDRA KUEBLER CUTTER ROLFS
Production Photography
SOPHIA MCGILVRAY
Video Services
MICHAEL RING 5 PALMS INC.
CAST ADDISON BREMMER (The Cook, Assistant Costume Designer) is a junior at CBU studying Theatre Arts and Marketing and is so excited to act and design in the same show! Last year, Addison was in Our Town as Emily Webb, the Assistant Stage Manager for Steel Magnolias, and over the summer, Assistant Properties Designer for Into the Woods and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Addison is so excited to act alongside best friends and would like to thank friends, family, and Zachary Bortot for the direction and for this opportunity. Finally, Addison wants to thank the Lord for His goodness and love. GIANNA CARLILE (US Miss Scarlett/Mrs. White) is beyond excited to be part of the season’s first show at CBU! Gianna is a freshman who is a double major in Theatre Arts and Criminal Justice. Previous theatrical credits include: Serra Catholic High School: Fiddler on the Roof (Fruma Sarah/Jewish/Russian Ensemble) and Footloose (Lyle). Gianna would like to thank God, family, and friends for all the support throughout this process. LUKE FRAGASSI (Col. Mustard Aux./US Motorist) is a freshman majoring in Theatre Arts at California Baptist University. Luke’s previous theatrical credits include: Crean Lutheran High School: Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour), Crazy for You (Moose), and All Shook Up (Jim). Luke has so much passion for theatre and is excited to be part of the cast of Clue. Enjoy the show!
ELEANOR GIRARD (US Mrs. Peacock/Backup Cop 1) is a freshman majoring in Theatre Arts with a concentration in Musical Theatre. Eleanor is very happy to be part of this fall’s first CBU show! Previous theatrical credits include: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [Abridged] (Jess Winfield), The Night Before Christmas (Jingles the Elf), It Happened on Route 66 (Twyla), and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (Greta). Eleanor enjoys reading adventure fantasy novels and drinking bubble tea. AIDAN GOMEZ (Unexpected Cop/US Colonel Mustard) is a senior here at California Baptist University and is making a debut in collegiate theatre in Clue! While completing a B.A. in Music, Aidan is heavily rooted in Jazz/R&B vocals and background in Commercial Arranging. Before Clue, Aidan's only involvement with Musical Theatre singing was with CBU Christmas as Simeon in 2024. Aidan is extremely excited and thankful to all professors and peers for being so welcoming within the theatre arts community. Thank you to the audience for your support in this production of Clue. Jeremiah 29:11 MICAH HEBERT (US Mr. Green/Background Cop 2) is a sophomore majoring in Theatre Arts with a concentration in Musical Theatre and Creative Writing. Previous favorite roles include: Dear Evan Hansen (Evan Hansen), The Prince of Egypt (Moses), and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Snug). Micah is thrilled and grateful to be part of this wonderful production. Micah would like to thank the cast, directors, family, and, most of all, God for guidance and joy.
ELIJAH HERNANDEZ (Professor Plum) is excited to be working on Clue! Previous CBU Theatre Arts credits include: The Book of Will and Shrek the Musical, as well as an assistant stage manager for Steel Magnolias. Elijah is currently pursuing a degree in Theatre Arts and hopes you enjoy the show!
ISAIAH HERNANDEZ (Motorist/US Mr. Boddy) is a Theatre Arts student at California Baptist University with a passion for acting, storytelling, and creating meaningful work. While earning a degree here at CBU Isaiah has starred and crewed shows such as The Importance of Being Ernest and Little Women. Beyond the stage, Isaiah enjoys film and video. Isaiah hopes to pursue a professional career in the field of acting while using creativity to inspire others and make a positive difference in the world. AVA HILL (Singing Telegram Girl/Auxiliary Miss Scarlett/US Cook, Hair & Makeup Designer) is thrilled to be part of the stage adaptation of a favorite board game! Ava is blessed to work with this cast both onstage and offstage, serving as the show’s Hair and Makeup Designer. Ava is a junior Theatre Arts major with a minor in Film. Previous theatrical credits include: The Sound of Music (Maria), Steel Magnolias (Shelby), The Book of Will (Alice), The Little Mermaid (Ursula), and The Curious Savage (Fairy Mae). Glory to God!
TRISTAN JACKSON (Colonel Mustard) is a junior majoring in Theatre Arts with a concentration in Performance for Stage and Screen at CBU. Tristan is overjoyed to be part of this production! Previous CBU Theatre Arts credits include: The Book of Will (Crane), Our Town (Howie Newsome), and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Jacob). Tristan is excited to see how God transforms life through the arts and hopes you enjoy the production! BREANNA MASTERS (Miss Scarlet) is thrilled to be performing in Clue for the second time and is excited to approach the show from a brandnew character perspective. Previous theatrical credits include: Steel Magnolias (M’Lynn), Clue (Mrs. White), and Spamalot (Dead Fred). Breanna would like to thank God, family, friends, castmates, and boyfriend Kaleb for their unconditional love and support. Breanna would also like to thank director Zachary Bortot for this opportunity. Clue is very near and dear to Breanna’s heart, and Breanna hopes you love the show as much as Breanna does. All glory to God! ADAM MARQUARDT (Mr. Green) is a senior Psychology major with a minor in Philosophy from Redlands, CA. Previous theatrical credits include Courtyard Shakespeare Festival: Into the Woods (Cinderella’s Prince); California Baptist University: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Reuben), Shrek the Musical (Pinocchio), Sunday in the Park with George (Mr./Lee Randolph), and The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Gargoyle). Adam would like to thank friends and family for their endless love and support. Go follow that dream!
MADELYN MOSS (Mrs. Peacock) is a freshman majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders and exploring a minor in Theatre Arts at CBU. Madelyn is thrilled to perform in Clue this fall! Previous theatrical credits include Anne of Green Gables (Diana Barry), Ride the Cyclone (Jane Doe), The Wind in the Willows (Rat), and It’s a Wonderful Life (Violet Bick). Madelyn couldn’t be more grateful and elated to be part of this wonderful group and production. HALEY NESBIHAL (Yvette) is a sophomore Theatre Arts major and is thrilled to be part of Clue this fall! Haley is grateful for the opportunity to perform on the Wallace stage for another production. Previous theatrical credits include: California Baptist University: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Butler/Swing); Chino Community Children’s Theatre: Lord of the Flies (Simon); Christian Arts and Theatre: Newsies (Dancer) and Mary Poppins (Dancer). Haley would like to thank family and wonderful professors for the guidance throughout this extensive process. Let the game begin! SIDRA ROCHE (Mrs. White) is a junior majoring in Elementary Education at CBU. Sidra is thrilled to be part of Clue and has thoroughly enjoyed the entire process. Previous theatrical credits include: Peter Pan (Wendy), Shrek (Fiona), Seussical (Gertrude McFuzz), The Miracle Worker (Annie Sullivan), Play On! (Violet), The Diviners (Jennie Mae), Our Town (Rebecca Gibbs/Sam Craig), and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Isaachar). Sidra would like to thank the directors, choreographer, crew members, stage management team, and wonderful castmates. God bless and enjoy the show!
CUTTER ROLFS (Wadsworth) is a senior majoring in Mechanical Engineering at CBU. Previous theatrical credits include King’s Schools: The Little Mermaid (Sebastian), Mary Poppins (George Banks), The Wizard of Oz (Oz), and The Lion King (Mufasa); California Baptist University: Our Town (Simon Stimson), Shrek the Musical (Big Bad Wolf/Thelonius), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Pharaoh), and Into the Woods (Wolf). Cutter is very grateful for all the opportunities God has given and for everyone who has encouraged Cutter along the way. KEVIN WALLS (Mr. Boddy/US Wadsworth) is a graduating senior pursuing a B.S. in Civil Engineering. Previous theatrical credits include: Beauty and the Beast (Ensemble), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Frederic/Dupin/Townsperson), The Importance of Being Earnest (Jack Worthing), The Book of Will (Marcus/Bernardo/Barman 1), and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Spouse/Guard/Ishmaelite). Additional credits include: The Courtyard Shakespeare Festival: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Demetrius); YANA Theatre Productions: Dear Evan Hansen (Larry Murphy). Kevin is thankful to family and friends for their continual support and is grateful to perform in one last CBU production alongside so many talented peers. Kevin also thanks the audience for joining the cast for this production of Clue. 1 Peter 4:10
BEHIND THE SCENES ZACHARY BORTOT (Director, Producer, Fight Director) is an Associate Professor of Theatre and the Director of the Theatre Arts Division in the Shelby and Ferne Collinsworth School of Performing Arts at California Baptist University. Before working time at CBU, Zachary served as the Artistic Director for BIOLA University's Theatre Program and the Director of Development for the Chicago-based nonprofit Christian theatre company Honest Theatre. Zachary has worked as an actor, director, producer, fight director, writer, and educator in various locales and venues in the U.S., both on stage and on screen, and is so grateful to work on a production that marries two passions, theatre and board gaming, in the much-beloved classic, Clue. You can see Zachary next as Sebastian in Rebel Run Studio’s sciencefiction film adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Heartfelt thanks go out to the talented cast, crew, and designers who brought professionalism to this production from day one, as well as to the occasional partner in crime, Shane Moser, who is the best assistant director. And to my actual partner, thank you, Beka, for always being willing to wear so many hats in service to our students and community. All praise, glory, and honor to God, who makes all things possible. ANDREW COLE (Scenic Designer) is a versatile artist with nearly twoand-a-half decades of experience in technology and design across film, television, theatre, and print. Andy’s extensive portfolio features collaborations with major companies such as Warner Bros. Pictures, Shiseido Cosmetics, TV Land, American Recordings, TBS, Samsung, PBS and Ford. Andrew’s artistic talents have been showcased through paintings, exhibited internationally, and have appeared in the film Ocean’s 13 and the Marvel TV series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Andy’s passion for the immediacy and artistry of film led to theatrical design, where Andy continues to excel. Over the years, Andrew has expanded roles: serving as projection designer for American Idiot and Spring Awakening; performer flying operator for The Little Mermaid; and designing scenic elements for the world premiere production of W.A.S.P. and The Boys Next Door, the latter earning him the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Award for Theatrical Design
Excellence. Recent credits include architectural design for Flightdeck + Rouge Racing, art direction for the Mazda3 and Toyota Tundra, lighting design for The Addams Family, and custom instrument prop design for Musical Theatre West’s The Buddy Holly Story. MICHAEL RING (Technical Director) is the Technical Director of Theatre Arts at California Baptist University, currently in Michael’s second year with CBU Theatre Arts. Previous technical work spans a wide range of theatrical productions and live events for multiple clients, including The Box Theatre and other academic institutions throughout Los Angeles, Orange County, and the Inland Empire. Michael is grateful for the collaboration of the cast, creative team, and student crew. Michael would also like to thank wife, Colby, and their children, Alexander and Lilly, for their constant love and support. SHANE MOSER (Scene Shop Supervisor/Assistant Director) is a CBU Theater alum who has returned as the temporary Scene Shop Supervisor. Shane previously worked on The Book of Will, Little Women, Shrek the Musical, Steel Magnolias and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in Directorial, Technical and Scene Shop related aspects at the Wallace Theatre. MATTHEW FURNESS (Lighting designer) is a Lighting Designer from Riverside, California. Matthew recently graduated from California Baptist University with a degree in Theatre Arts with a double concentration in Performance and Technical Design. Previous light design credits include the Courtyard Shakespeare Festival: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] [again]; California Baptist University: Little Women, Shrek the Musical; Tweedlie Center of the Arts: Elf Jr., Into the Woods Jr. ZACKARY LINNE (Projection Designer) is delighted to be returning to CBU’s Wallace Theater for another exciting production. Recent and favorite projection design credits include California Baptist University: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Shrek the Musical, Sunday in the Park with George, Beauty and the Beast, Pride and Prejudice, Into the Woods, and A Christmas Carol; Ramona High
School: Into the Woods; The Box: Darkside; and Courtyard Shakespeare Festival: The Tempest, Macbeth, and Hamlet. ELIZABETH SHORTS (Costume Designer) is honored to be a part of this production of Clue! Liz is a professional costume designer with over 130 shows in educational theatre. Liz also teaches at CBU as an Adjunct Professor, teaching the Advanced Costume class, and helps run the costume shop. Some favorite credits include: California Baptist University: A CBU Christmas; Biola University Suite Surrender, Into the Woods, The Games Afoot, Gondoliers; Los Osos High School: Epic Proportions, Little Shop of Horrors, Guys and Dolls, Arsenic and Old Lace, Fiddler on the Roof, Frankenstein; Etiwanda High School: Wait Until Dark, Steel Magnolias; Upland Christian Schools Beauty and the Beast, Bye Bye Birdie, School House Rock, Annie. Liz is so thankful God provided the opportunity to work with the staff and students in the CBU Theater Arts Department. Liz would like to thank husband, Randy for all the encouragement, kids, sister, and all family for their neverending support and help! REBEKAH BORTOT (Choreographer) is an adjunct professor at CBU and teaches dance courses in musical theatre and other movement-based classes. Rebekah has over 25 years of dance experience and extensive training in a variety of dance styles. Rebekah has choreographed and taught dance in Southern California since 2015. Prior to coming here, Rebekah lived in Chicago, co-founding a non-profit theatre company and studying improv at iO. Some of Rebekah’s previous choreography work you may have seen at CBU includes West Side Story, Frankenstein, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Book of Will, Shrek the Musical, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. AMANDA MARTINEZ (Sound Designer) is a Sophomore Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Musical Theatre who is excited to be a part of this incredible creative team! Clue is Amanda’s first design credit at California Baptist University. Previous performance and tech credits include: Shrek the Musical (US Dragon/Humpty Dumpty) and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Assistant Stage Manager).
ISAIAH COEN (Assistant Properties Designer) is a Senior who has been enrolled at California Baptist University for almost three years. Originally transferring from San Bernardino Valley College, Isaiah was recognized for work as Props Master on Love's Labor's Lost and for performing in multiple supporting roles. Thank you to my brother and mother for all the continued support with my pursuit of education. ALEXANDRA KUEBLER (Dramaturg) is a Senior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Musical Theatre who is stoked to be a part of this wonderful creative team. Alex's previous credits include California Baptist University: Sound Designer, Our Town; Dance Captain, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat; Light Board Operator, Sunday in the Park with George; Deck Crew, Hunchback of Notre Dame. CHLOE CRITSER (Production Stage Manager) is elated to be working on this show alongside an incredible team! Chloe is an Intercultural Studies and Broadcast Digital Media Production double major. Previous CBU credits include: Our Town (Production Stage Manager), CBU Christmas 2025 (Deck Crew), and Steel Magnolias (Clairee). Chloe is grateful to God for the gifts given and to family and friends for the support through a busy schedule. The stage manager did it, in the booth, with the headset. EMILY HERENDICH (Assistant Stage Manager) is a Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Musical Theater who is so excited to be working on Clue. Emily started at California Baptist University in the spring and is honored to be an assistant stage manager for a show so loved. Emily's previous credits include Clue (Motorist/US Yvette). TALITHA LAZAR (Assistant Stage Manager) is a sophomore Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Musical Theatre at CBU and is grateful for the opportunity to step into the world of technical theatre through Clue. Previous theatrical credits include The Music Man (Marian), Grease (Sandy), and West Side Story (Maria). This production marks Tali’s first time taking on a larger technical role, and Tali is thankful for the opportunity to experience theatre from a new perspective. As a performer at heart, Tali is excited to learn, grow, and expand the theatrical toolbox through this experience. Enjoy the show!
SPECIAL THANKS - The Shorts Family and Los Osos High School - Alex Stephens for his work in marketing and advertising design - Justin McWhorter and Matthew McConnell for technical contributions - Brett Vowel as “The Voice of CBU” - The CBU Marketing & Communication team - Nathan Underwood and the Events Center Ticketing team - The office of Conferences and Events - Dr. Joseph Bolin, Dr. Charles Sands, and Dr. Ronald L. Ellis for their continued leadership and support of the Theatre Arts Division and The Collinsworth School of Performing Arts. ____________________________
In Memoriam Tim Curry ____________________________ 2026-2027 THEATRE ARTS SEASON