WITH THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF The Melinda and Jim Johnson Family PRESENTS
Directed by MARA RICHARDS BIM
Choreographed by EMILY BERNET
Scenic/Video Design by NATALIE ROSE MABRY
Lighting Design by VINCHENZO LOCASCIO
Sound Design by MARCO SALINAS
Props Design by SALLY FIORELLO
Costume Design by RAVEN LANUZA-BROWN
Stage Managed by ALAINA GALASSO
Acting Coached by LISA COTIE
Movement Direction by EMILY ERNST
Special Thanks:
Capital One, Holland & Knight Charitable Foundation, and Raising Cane’s
DALLAS CHILDREN’S THEATER 2022-2023 SEASON SUPPORTED BY
GENERAL SPONSORS INCLUDE
TThe Holloway Family Foundation
The M.R. & Evelyn Hudson Foundation
The Theodore and Beulah Beasley Foundation, Inc.
Sharron Hunt
Lara and Stephen Harrison
Carl B. & Florence E. King Foundation
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY BUILDING FUND SUPPORT
Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District
Joan Becker
Capital for Kids
Texas Commission on the Arts and National Endowment for the Arts
The Koz Foundation
Stephen M. Seay Foundation
Margot B. Perot
The Eugene McDermott Foundation
Central Market
Laurie Sands Harrison
Lisa K. Simmons
Green Mountain Energy
DCT’s official renewable energy partner
The Carlson Foundation
The March Family Foundation
Laurie Sands Harrison
The Rosewood Corporation
Anonymous Family
Elizabeth & Bart Showalter
Karen & Ken Travis
The Hersh Foundation
Everett & Becky Spaeth
SENSORY-FRIENDLY SPONSORS INCLUDE
Fichtenbaum
Charitable Trust
Bank of America, N.A., Trustee
Chi Omega 2022 Christmas Market
Crawley Family Foundation
STUDENT / MARY ANNAISE HEGLAR ....................................... BEATRICE BOND
STUDENT / MEADE KROSBY .....................................................CAMPBELL SMITH
STUDENT / KATHERINE WILKINSON / JENNIFER ATKINSON ............................................................... ELLA EDMONDSON
STUDENT / BEN SANDIFER / MARK MANDICA ................... JACK FREEDMAN
STUDENT / RANIA BATRICE ......................................................... LANDRY POORE
STUDENT / BILL HOLSTON / RENEE LERTZMAN .............. PHOENIX CLASBY
STUDENT / AMELIA MARCHAND ....................................................... TAI WALKER
STUDENT / DR. DAN WILDCAT .................................................... WYNTER SUBER
UNDERSTUDY KATE CROWLEY
PRODUCTION STAFF
PRODUCTION MANAGER JANEL VILLATORO
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR JOSH SMITH
STAFF CARPENTER ......................................... MARILY GONZALEZ
PRODUCTION MASTER ELECTRICIAN ......... VINCHENZO LOCASCIO
DCT MASTER ELECTRICIAN TROY CARRICO
SOUND ENGINEER BRIAN CHRISTENSEN
3D SOUND CONSULTANT BRIAN MCDONALD DECK CREW HEAD BECCA BONGIORNIO CARPENTERS ............. DEBORAH SAMUELSON, GAGE ANDERSON, ZIGGY RENNER
PRODUCTION APPRENTICES ............................. ALAINA GALASSO
Named after her great grandmother, Beatrice Bond is a junior at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. This is her second Cry Havoc production. She thanks her parents and family for supporting her in all she does.
Phoenix Clasby is excited to work with Cry Havoc for a third time! Their recent roles include Lord of the Flies (Roger), The Forever Quest (Faye/Fabled One), and By the Bog of Cats (Catwoman). They would like to give special thanks to Mara Bim for introducing them to devised theater - it has affected them more than they can articulate.
Ella, a senior at Booker T., is thrilled to be in her first Cry Havoc production! Her favorite roles include The Prom (Shelby) and Matilda (Lavender). She was recently named a 2023 winner in Theater for Young Arts, the National Foundation for the Advancement of Artists, and nominated as a U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts. Thank you, Mara, for including me in your vision!
Jack Freedman is excited for Endlings! While this is his first production with Cry Havoc, he did live foley art for Booker T.’s production of Puffs and played in On His Deathbed (Father). He would like to thank his family and his advanced acting teachers Mac Welch and Emily Ernst for exposing him to the Cry Havoc Theater Company.
JACK FREEDMAN Student / Ben Sandifer / Mark Mandica
Landry Poore is excited for her first professional show with Cry Havoc and Dallas Children’s Theater! She’s been in several school productions, such as Matilda: The Musical (Nigel), The Wizard of Oz (Wicked Witch of the West), and A Company of Wayward Saints (Harlequin). She’d love to thank her family for their support, as well as her teacher, Mark Guerra, for inspiring and encouraging her to pursue theater.
Campbell is thrilled to be working with Cry Havoc and on the Dallas Children’s Theater stage! Her previous credits include Bat Boy (Maggie) at Casa Mañana and The Revolutionists (Marie Antoinette) at Booker T. Washington High School for the Visual and Performing Arts. She would like to thank her family for supporting her and Cry Havoc for this opportunity!
Wynter Suber is 17 years old and is currently working on two films, plus this Cry Havoc production. She’s a student at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. She’d like to thank her mother for paving the way to this opportunity of being in this show.
Tai is a sophomore at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and is simply delighted to be in this production and share this experience with her fellow castmates. She hopes this show will open the eyes of people in power and create a difference. She is grateful for this opportunity and truly has enjoyed spending time with the cast.
Kate Crowley is a senior at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. This is her first show with Cry Havoc and she is grateful to Lisa Cotie for this opportunity. Some of her favorite roles include A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Helena) and Romeo and Juliet (Lady Capulet). She is typically behind the scenes as a director, stage manager, or playwright.
ROBYN FLATT
DCT Founder and Executive Director
Robyn Flatt co-founded DCT in 1984 with start-up funds of $500. Under her artistic leadership, the theater’s creative and operational stature has grown over the past 38 years to reflect its current annual budget of more than $4 million. Her theatrical career has brought her acclaim as a professional director, actor and lighting designer. During her tenure as a member of the Dallas Theater Center Resident Company, she served as Assistant Artistic Director and Director of Theater-in-the-Parks. She holds a MA degree from Baylor University and studied under Paul Baker, Juana Laban, and Hanya Holm. Ms. Flatt’s many acting credits include two roles she created for award-winning world premiere productions: Dewey Dell in Journey to Jefferson and Martha Ann Sickenger in Preston Jones’ The Oldest Living Graduate. Her directing credits at DCT include several world premiere adaptations by Linda Daugherty of Steven Kellogg’s stories which have also toured nationally. Other critically acclaimed productions include: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Miracle Worker, And Then They Came For Me, To Kill a Mockingbird, Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters: An African Tale, Treasure Island Reimagined!, and Yana Wana’s Legend of the Bluebonnet. She has served on the boards of AATE, ASSITEJ/USA, and CTFA. She is a recipient of The 500, Inc.’s prestigious Ken Bryant Visionary Award, Dallas Historical Society’s 1999 Excellence in Community Service for Creative Arts, the 2002 Leon Rabin Standing Ovation Award, and the Excellence in Nonprofit Management Award. Ms. Flatt is a member of the College of Fellows of American Theatre and served 5 years as Treasurer of the Children’s Theatre Foundation of America. She was nominated by The Dallas Morning News arts staff for the Texan of the Year Award in both 2010 and 2015, and was honored in 2016 with the Orlin Corey Award for Artistic Excellence from the American Alliance for Theater and Education.
NANCY SCHAEFFER
Artistic Director
Nancy has directed numerous DCT productions including Junie B.’s Essential Survival Guide to School; Dragons Love Tacos; Schoolhouse Rock Live!; Disney’s Beauty and the Beast; Ella Enchanted: The Musical; Magic Tree House’s Holiday Musical: A Ghost Tale for Mr. Dickens; Goosebumps the Musical: Phantom of the Auditorium; Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook; Teen Brain: The Musical; Skippyjon Jones; Rapunzel! Rapunzel! A Very Hairy Fairy Tale; Go, Dog. Go!; Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat; Pinkalicious, The Musical; How I Became a Pirate; dont u luv me?; Madeline’s Christmas; EAT (It’s Not About Food); Goodnight Moon; The Secret Life of Girls; and 12 productions of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. Nancy also directed DCT’s highly successful touring production of The Stinky Cheeseman and Other Fair(l)y (Stoopid) Tales which toured the U.S. and then traveled to Shanghai, China, playing at the 2006 Shanghai International Children’s Culture and Arts Expo. Nancy has directed for The Dallas Opera and Shared Stories for the Sixth Floor Museum. She has also directed the Christmas Celebration for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. She serves as DCT’s Education Director and Artistic Director.
MARA RICHARDS BIM
Playwright / Production Director
Mara is an award-winning playwright and director, and is the founder of the nationally recognized Cry Havoc Theater Company with which she has created 13 original productions over the past nine seasons. Under her leadership, Cry Havoc was awarded the Theatre for Young Audiences/USA’s National Community Impact Award in 2018, was named “Best Thing to Happen to Local Theater” by D Magazine in 2019, and was the subject of a five-episode podcast by KERA/NPR in 2020 about the company’s 2018 production of Babel. Mara is a two-time recipient of Special Projects Grants from the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture for the creation of public art installations to accompany Cry Havoc Theater Company productions. In 2020 Mara received the Holloway Family Foundation’s Visionary Leadership Award, and in 2021 she was named one of D Magazine’s “78
Women Changing the Face of Dallas.”
EMILY BERNET
Choreographer
Emily Bernet is a dancer, choreographer and movement director. She has created for Cry Havoc Theater Company, Southern Methodist University’s Spring Awakening, Ruben Carrazana’s The Cube, and Fair Assembly’s Macbeth. She is also co-founder and artistic director of Bombshell Dance Project, a nonprofit contemporary dance company based in Dallas, Texas.
NATALIE ROSE MABRY
Scenic Designer
Natalie (she/they) is a Trans-Queer Scenographer with a MFA in Design from SMU. Natalie is a nationally established Designer, last having designed at DCT for Junie B.’s Essential Survival Guide to School. Natalie seeks to make theater spaces accessible for Queer and BIPOC designers. Website: Natalierosemabry.Art IG: Nrmabryartistry
VINCHENZO LOCASCIO
Lighting Designer
Vinchenzo is excited to join this production of Endlings! After earning a BFA in Design and Technology from UTA, he traveled the world as a technician before returning to DFW at the height of COVID-19 to pursue lighting design. He’d like to thank his friends and family and the other professionals that have guided him with their continued support.
MARCO SALINAS
Sound Designer
Marco has designed many, MANY shows for DCT over the last 22 years. He is also a recipient of numerous awards for his sound design work in the Dallas/Fort Worth theater scene, and has designed for shows as far away as New York City and even Ireland. He is also the Director of Educational Tours with Shakespeare Dallas where he writes and directs local area tours that teach children and teens about William Shakespeare.
SALLY FIORELLO
Props Designer
Sally began her association with Dallas Children’s Theater in 1984 and has since served as a director, designer, actor and consultant for numerous DCT productions. She is a Master Puppeteer and senior designer with the critically acclaimed Kathy Burks Theatre of Puppetry Arts and has designed and performed in over 40 original puppet productions including such DCT favorites as The Nutcracker and The Tale of Peter Rabbit. She most recently created Leroy the dog for DCT’s Dragons Love Tacos and props for Junie B.’s Essential Survival Guide to School and Harry Connick, Jr.’s The Happy Elf. Sally is a recipient of the Dallas-Fort Worth Theatre Critics Forum Award.
RAVEN LANUZA-BROWN
Costume Designer
Raven Lanuza-Brown is grateful to be here! Her previous work includes Harry Connick, Jr.’s The Happy Elf (Properties Assistant) and Squirrel Girl Goes to College (Costume Adviser). She has also costumed locally at Theatre Three in Maytag Virgin (Costume Designer) and the movie Twelve Mighty Orphans (Stitcher). She would like to thank her family and friends as well as her new DCT family for supporting her.
ALAINA GALASSO
Stage Manager
Alaina Galasso is a freelance stage manager and scenic artist. Previously at DCT, she worked on Willy Wonka Jr. (Stage Manager), Junie B.’s Essential Survival Guide to School and Harry Connick, Jr.’s The Happy Elf (SM Apprentice). Alaina also works for various local theatre/production companies such as Zero Productions, Tinc Productions, and Lyric Stage. Check out her website at alainagalasso.com.
LISA COTIE
Acting Coach
Early in her career, Lisa worked as a Stage Manager for DCT. She is thrilled to be back. Lisa has worked in the Dallas theater community for 30 years. She’s been with Cry Havoc since the beginning. Currently, Lisa is Assistant Theater Conservatory Director at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and is pursuing her Master’s degree.
EMILY ERNST
Movement Director
Emily Ernst is a Lecoq-trained actor, director, movement director, and co-founder and Artistic Director of the Dallas-based ensemble theatre company, Fair Assembly. Emily currently serves as the Associate Artistic Director of River and Rail Theatre Company and teaches Advanced Acting at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Upcoming: As You Like It with Fair Assembly in July 2023. fairassembly.com
Last year we announced that Cry Havoc Theater Company would sunset as a nonprofit organization in the spring of 2023. When I launched Cry Havoc in the fall of 2014, I intended to devote a season of my life to it before embarking on other endeavors. I hoped that Cry Havoc would inspire young artists to embrace devised theatre as a way to create important conversations within the community – something they would carry with them long after leaving the organization. And, I hoped that Dallas audiences would be challenged to see art created by young people in a whole new light. I am immensely proud of the work we (the many professional and teen artists of Cry Havoc) have accomplished over the last 9 years. We have exceeded all hopes and expectations, have opened minds and hearts in Dallas and beyond, and have raised the bar nationally for what youth theatre can look like. It has been a very beautiful season.
Whether you’ve followed us for years or are just joining us for our final production, thank you for being a part of our journey.
I’m often asked, “What is devised theater?” The simplest answer I can offer is that it’s theater created by an ensemble without a pre-written script. The director walks into the room with an idea or a concept, and the actors, designers, and other professionals work together to create something from nothing. Each sixty seconds the audience eventually sees onstage in the final performance takes roughly sixty minutes to create. In devised theatre, a lot of really great ideas get worked and reworked only to be discarded hours or days later. The process is tedious and time-consuming. It takes herculean self-discipline and a willingness to leave ego at the door. For this reason, very few adult, professional theatre companies devise theatre. And there are only a handful of youth theatre companies in the United States that solely produce devised work. We are proud to have been one of them. Enjoy the show!
Mara Richards Bim• DCT’s Teen Scene program nurtures theater audiences, professionals, and leaders of tomorrow by providing a forum for young adults to collaborate and create together.
• Teen Scene productions focus on issues young people face including dating violence, gender identity, eating disorders, race, interactions with law enforcement, social justice, learning differences, and climate change.
• Did you know that you can visit dct.org/andiboi to rent ANDI BOI, a play focusing on one teen’s journey as a transgender high school student?
• Most of the Teen Scene productions have been commissioned by DCT based on a recognition that such a play would be a great conversation starter for a topic that warranted discussion between and among teens and those who love them.
• A post-show conversation with subject matter resources always follows each performance of a tough teen topic. The goal is to give everyone in the audience a chance to process what just happened on the stage before leaving the space.
“A theatrical experience can engage an audience in a nonthreatening, nonjudgmental way that helps them see or vicariously experience what people are dealing with and the ripple effects are tremendous. I know a young man who went up to his mother and said, ‘Mom, remember that play you made me go see? Well, I’m really worried about my friend. The exact same thing is happening to her.’”
- Dr. Susan Sugerman, Girls to Women Health and Wellness
List reflects gifts received as of January 18, 2022.
On behalf of the 250,000+ children and families served annually, we gratefully acknowledge our donors who through their contributions made it possible for DCT to present over 500 performances of high quality, professional theater for youth and families. Although program space limits our ability to publicly recognize only donors of $500 and above, we deeply and sincerely appreciate every contribution. As ticket sales cover only half our costs, your annual financial support is critical to introducing North Texas children to the magic of live theater. Should you wish to be added to this extraordinary list of donors or suggest corrections to our list, please contact the DCT Donor & Corporate Relations Department at (214) 978-0110 and THANK YOU!
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE
$100,000 +
City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
March Family Foundation
Texas Instruments Foundation
PRODUCING PARTNER
$50,000-$99,999
The Carlson Foundation
Fichtenbaum Charitable Trust, Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee
Lyda Hill Philanthropies
The Rosewood Foundation
The Shubert Foundation
TXU Energy
CENTERSTAGE SPONSOR
$25,000-$49,999
American Endowment Foundation/ Lara & Stephen Harrison
The Theodore and Beulah Beasley Foundation
The Dallas Foundation/Jean Baptiste (Tad) Adoue III Fund
The Dallas Foundation/Showalter
Family Fund
Fidelity Charitable/Sharron Hunt and Family Fund
The M.R. & Evelyn Hudson Foundation
Morgan Stanley GIFT/The Karen & Ken Travis Fund
Raymond James Charitable/Lisa K.
Simmons
Schwab Charitable/Melinda & Jim Johnson
Harold Simmons Foundation
TACA
Texas Instruments
SEASON BENEFACTOR
$10,000-$24,999
Capital for Kids
Central Market
Communities Foundation of Texas/ Cece Smith and John Lacy Fund
Communities Foundation of Texas/ North Texas Giving Day Fund
Crawley Familly Foundation
The Dallas Foundation/Louise W. Kahn Endowment Fund
Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District
Frost Bank
Beverly Grogan
Laurie Sands Harrison
The Holloway Family Foundation
Houlihan Lokey
The Koz Foundation
Margot B. Perot
The Eugene McDermott Foundation
Schwab Charitable/Joan Becker
Stephen M. Seay Foundation
Becky & Everett Spaeth
Texas Commission on the Arts
LEADING PLAYER
$5,000-$9,999
American Funds/Anonymous
The Blackbaud Giving Fund/Lauren Herrington
The Blackbaud Giving Fund/Todd
Ranta
Communities Foundation of Texas/ Sutton Family Fund
June Dales
The Dallas Foundation/The McGee Endowment Foundation Fund
Sarah & Michael DeLuke
Fidelity Charitable/Ellen & Jim
Markus Charitable Fund
The Ryan Goldblatt Foundation
Haynes and Boone, LLP
Anderskouv Jarnum Family
Stephanie & Ben Jeffery
Lisa Lee
Tara Lewis & John Swords
Jacqui & Ray Mackewicz
Harry S. Moss Foundation
Prosperity Bank
Jennifer & Kelly Saltsman
DIRECTOR
$2,500-$4,999
National Financial Services/Jean
Aoki
Ayco Charitable Foundation/Scott
Hudson Family Bank of America
Morgan & Kilian Bennett
Kathleen Kerr Blanchard & Chuck
Blanchard
Nick & Sara Borrelli
Joe B. Brooks
Capital One Services, LLC
Communities Foundation of Texas/ Michael & Debbie Rasa Foundation
Fund
Laura Jane & Jeff Durfee
Jennifer Fargo
FGH Foundation/Betsy & Rick Fijolek
Fidelity Brokerage Services/Wilson
Tarver
Sarah Freedman & Christopher
Skoog
Christy & Bill Gammill
Gensler
Holland & Knight
Rocky Howard
Erin & Josh Johnston
Corale & Mitchell Madden
Mary Price Womack, LLC
Leah & Adam Mora Jr. MD
Tim Mullins
Julie & John Parolisi
LaToyia Pierce
Raising Canes
Debbie & Michael Rasa and Rasa
Floors
Raymond James Charitable\Faus
Family Foundation
Amanda & David Schnetzer
Amanda & David Schnetzer
Shanti Shahani de Venegas & Ian
Venegas
Rachael & Evan Singer
Susser Bank
UBS Financial Services/Retta Van
Auken
Shelly & Stephen Wilson
$1,000-$4,999
Anonymous
Nancy Miller Blount
Brice Family Charitable Fund
Keliher Family Foundation
Patricia Santiago
Rachael & Evan Singer
$1,000-$2,499
Kelly Brooks Amato
Gwendol Bowling
The Donachie Foundation
The Dallas Foundation/Sally & Tom
Dunning
Lorelei Garratt
Communities Foundation of Texas/ Jacque Gavin
Grant Thornton LLP
Make It Count Family Foundation
Network for Good
James Noonan Pershing Advisor Solutions LLC/Rae and Lloyd Marquis
Katie & David Shutler
Schwab Charitable/Patty & Joe Smith
Laurie-Jo & Steve Straty
Texas Mutual
Jasmine & Chris Tobias
Amy & Kyle Turner
Karen & Jim Wiley
$500-$999
Martha Barrios
Benevity Community Impact Fund/ Lisa & Patrick Goss
The Blackbaud Giving Fund/Rachael & Evan Singer
Fidelity Brokerage Services/ Anonymous
Fidelity Charitable/Meagan & Daniel
Hemenway
Fidelity Charitable/Ruth Robinson Family Fund
Lynn Hampton & Dennis Auld
Melinda Hartnett & Chris Ellis
Amanda & Jason Kendall
Anna Kurian
Teri Meador
Morgan Stanley/Maureen & Robert
Royer
Stephanie & Mark Nelson
Brooke & Aaron Shelby
Vanguard Charitable/The Valinda and Steven Wolfert Giving Fund
David Wallenstein
$500-$999
Barbara & Julien DeVereux
Janet C. James
Shanti Shahani de Venegas & Ian
Venegas
Charlotte & Wade Wiles
Nicole & David Jones
Southwest Airlines
TXU Energy
DCT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
PRESIDENT: Jim Markus*
CHAIRMAN: Todd Ranta*
VP DEVELOPMENT: Michael DeLuke*
VP EDUCATION: Helen Harris-Allen*
VP FACILITIES: Everett Spaeth*
VP FINANCE/TREASURER: Lauren Herrington*
CO- VP GOVERNANCE/NOMINATING: Camelia Shoemaker*
CO- VP GOVERNANCE/NOMINATING: Martha Barrios*
CO- VP SOCIAL OUTREACH: Mar Howard*
CO- VP SOCIAL OUTREACH: Amanda Schnetzer
SECRETARY: Julie Parolisi*
ARTISTIC LIAISON: Emily Jefferson
Morgan Bennett
Chuck Blanchard
Sara Borrelli
Kelly Fijolek
Sarah Freedman
Lara Wilhelm Harrison*
Scott Hudson
L B Jeter, Jr.
Matt Johnson
Josh Johnston
Amanda Kendall
Lisa Lee
Jacqueline Mackewicz
Corale Madden
Adam Mora, Jr. MD
Leah Mora*
Tim Mullins
Stephanie Nelson*
Sarah Salmon
Jennifer Garratt Saltsman
Amanda Schnetzer
Shanti Shahani de Venegas
Evan P. Singer
Deborah Stanford
Jasmine Tobias
Kyle Turner
DCT STAFF
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Robyn Flatt
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: Nancy Schaeffer
ASSOCIATE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: Artie Olaisen
DCT BOARD OF ADVISORS
Lorlee Bartos
Joan Becker
Nancy Carlson
Mary Covington
Yvonne Crum
Paul Daugherty
Betsy Fijolek
Jane Kennedy Greene
Rocky Howard
Sharron Hunt
Vibeke Jarnum
Emily Jefferson
EMERITUS MEMBERS
Margaret Keliher
Tara Lewis*
Peter Martin
Teresa Parravano
Christa Sanford
Sally Schopmeyer
Elizabeth Showalter
Everett Spaeth
Laurie-Jo Straty
Craig Sutton
Bill Travis
Karen Travis
CHAIR EMERITUS: Melissa Deakins
CHAIR EMERITUS: Laurie Sands Harrison
CHAIR EMERITUS: Julie H. Kosnik
CHAIR EMERITUS: Carole Jordan
CHAIR EMERITUS: Carol March*
BOARD LIAISON
Mickie Bragalone – Office of Cultural Affairs
* - Executive Committee
SENIOR DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS AND PHILANTHROPY : Sandra Session-Robertson
EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR : Coy Covington
FINANCE
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & HUMAN RESOURCES:
Dennis O’Riley
FINANCE MANAGER:
Jim Amrhein
FINANCE ASSISTANT :
Donna Keeler
DEVELOPMENT
GRANTS MANAGER:
Joey Hamilton
DEVELOPMENT
ASSISTANT - RECORDS AND VOLUNTEER
COORDINATION:
Elizabeth Ross
NATIONAL TOUR
PRODUCING DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL TOUR S :
Sally Fiorello
EDUCATION
EDUCATION DIRECTOR :
Nancy Schaeffer
EDUCATION
COORDINATOR : Terry Feagin
PROJECT INCLUSION
COORDINATOR :
Gina Waits
MUSICAL THEATER CONSERVATORY:
K. Doug Miller
ACADEMY COORDINATOR:
Raven Lanuza-Brown
ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE
ACTING / VIDEO:
Karl Schaeffer
MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS
DIRECTOR OF TICKETING & PATRON SERVICES : Steve Jones
BOX OFFICE ASSOCIATE:
Joanna Coogan
BOX OFFICE :
Rachel Wells
FIELD TRIP COORDINATOR:
Marianne Kolar
FACILITIES
NETWORK SYSTEMS
ADMIN. / IT / FACILITIES: Aaron Rodriguez
PRODUCTIO N
PRODUCTION MANAGER / RENTAL COORDINATOR:
Janel Villatoro
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Josh Smith
RESIDENT COSTUME DESIGNER / COSTUME SHOP MANAGER:
Lyle Huchton
SOUND ENGINEER: Brian Christensen
RESIDENT SOUND DESIGNER:
Marco Salinas
MASTER ELECTRICIAN:
Troy Carrico
STAFF CARPENTER:
Marily Gonzalez
PRODUCTION AND RENTAL ASSISTANT:
Maddie Collins
“Welcome
- Robyn Flatt, Executive Director
The Melinda and Jim Johnson Family wishes to pay tribute to the Cry Havoc Theater Company for nine years of amazing and thought-provoking theater. To Mara Bim and the wonderful Teens, you have made a powerful impact on our community. We are forever grateful.
Thank you!
