EHS ONSTAGE
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT
PRODUCER LEVEL
Joanie and David Andrews / David
Donae and Rob Chramosta / Bella
Catherine and David Crabtree / Andrew and Brooke
Julie and Robin Goytia / Isabella and Harrison
Julie Kinzelman and Christopher Tribble / Calder and Amelia
Sherri and Charles Schugart / Taylor
Kim and Jeff Van Gundy / Grayson
DIRECTOR LEVEL
Cynthia and Mark Hazard / Taliana Stoy
Allison Piper / Alyssa
Katheryn and Hugh Ray / John William
Heather and James Reardon / Alexander
PERFORMER LEVEL
Madonna and Brad Bauch / Grace
Jana Grauberger and Samuel Gay / Mathieu
Jennifer and Samuel Hendricks / Kate
Taucha Hogue / Mali
Laura Banfield and Daniel Kirkpatrick / Corey
Sonia and Amit Lahoti / Chris and Ethan
Angie and Jared Levinthal / Kendall
Elizabeth and Jason Love / Tait
Martha and Richard Perwien / Sophia
Mary Lucille Anderson and Jeff Shore / Lili
www.EHSHouston.org/PerformingArts
Our Town
a play by
Thornton Wilder
Directed By Paul Revaz
Set & Lighting Design By Paul Revaz
Lighting Design By
Produced By Mariana Alarcon Katherine Weigand
Costume Design By Robin Bowman
Sound Design By Ian Evans Peter Hutcheson
Production Stage Manager Sophia Espinoza
Stage Management
Mathieu Gay & Paige Naughton
“Our Town” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
Stage Managers Act I
Stage Managers Act II
Stage Managers Act III
Dr. Gibbs
Mrs. Gibbs
George
Mr. Webb
Mrs. Webb
Emily Joe Crowell
Howie Newsome
Wally Webb
Professor Willard
Rebecca Gibbs
Woman in the Balcony
Man in the Auditorium
Lady in the Box
Simon Stimson
Mrs. Soames
Constable Warren
Si Crowell
Sam Craig
Joe Stoddard
Ballplayer 1
Ballplayer 2
Ballplayer 3
Ballplayer 4
Ballplayer 5
1st Dead Man
2nd Dead Man
1st Dead Woman
CAST
Taliana Stoy
Meredith Kinzel
Ruby Theriot
Kyriaki Postolos
Bella Marquez
Anayla Wilson
Colin McCormick
Lydia Berckley
Josh Horn
David Andrews
Julia Zichy
Taylor Cross
Elliott Wang
Evan Ringwald
Tait Love
Grayson Van Gundy
Brooke Crabtree
Sufia Rahman
Marco Montoya
Quinn Morgenroth
Ashlyn Collings
Taylor Schugart
Harrison Goytia
Hannah Smith
Ethan Lahoti
Poema Sumrow
Hudson Hicks
Corey Kirkpatrick
Will Palmer
Stella Frank
Harper Rives
Lulu Gibellini
Julia Lang
Mia Tribble
2nd Dead Woman
Mr. Carter Ensemble
Choir
CAST cont.
Sophia Rae Cormier
Lizzy Weeden
Kylie Koehn
Catherine Miller
Lulu Gibellini, Kylie Koehn, Julia Lang, Catherine Miller, Marco
Montoya, Quinn Morgenroth, Sufia
Rahman, Mia Tribble, Lizzy Weeden
PRODUCTION STAFF
PRODUCER
DIRECTOR
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER
STAGE MANAGERS
TECHNICAL DIRECTION/ SCENE DESIGN
LIGHTING DESIGN
COSTUME DESIGN/ WARDROBE SUPERVISOR
COSTUME ASSISTANTS
LIGHT BOARD OPERATOR
SOUND DESIGN
SOUND ENGINEER
ORIGINAL MUSIC COMPOSED BY
SCENIC ARIST
SCENIC CONSTRUCTION
GRAPHIC DESIGN/PROGRAM
Mariana Alarcon
Katherine Weigand
Paul Revaz
Sophia Espinoza
Mathieu Gay
Paige Naughton
Paul Revaz
Ian Evans
Robin Bowman
Abigail Klinkerman
Charlotte Murry
Cami Gibbons
Peter Hutcheson
Hayes Dodson
James Neeriemer
Tessa Twiford
Stagecraft Classes
Colin McCormick
Paige Naughton
George Brock
Welcome Back! We are thrilled to be sharing a full production again in the Underwood Theatre! For some of you, this will be a welcomed return, for others, a first foray into the world of theatre at EHS. Either way, I know I speak for all of us when I say thank you for coming and great to see you!
Our Town is, by all accounts, an American classic. It resides on the list of most produced plays every year and every decade and has for the past 75 years. It bucked all trends of the time (1938) by including minimal set and nearly no props. It reset how we looked at theatre. And yet, this play manages to be unassuming and universal by halves. It lives in a place normally discussed with Shakespeare; it transcends time. New Hampshire of the early 1900’s might be the setting, but the story is timeless and the theme truly universal. Our Town reminds us not to get lost in the day, while also admitting that we can’t avoid it. It is a theatrical fable, an inescapable tale of unavoidable loss. And yet we feel renewed watching it.
I can’t think of a better way of beginning the year than having the chance to work with this incredibly talented group of performers. With a cast of 38, this cast is an army and this army has been working together since August 2 to get this production together so early in the semester. They are witty, intelligent, fun individuals who gave the end of their summer to start the season off strongly. They are the past, present and future of EHS Onstage and I am honored to have had the chance to play with them for these few weeks. I hope you enjoy their hard work as much as I have!
Thank you to Mr. Brock, Mr. Ashby, Dr. Berckley, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Alarcon, Ms. Bowman, Mr. Hutcheson and the myriad of other people at EHS who have made this season and this show possible. It truly takes a village, and we have a phenomenal one at EHS. And thank you to the families of the cast and crew for allowing us to monopolize a piece of your year. Your contribution is vital and greatly appreciated. And finally, a special thank you to James Neeriemer (Class of 2023) for the beautiful music. It isn’t often you get to have original music in a production and having it provided by a student makes it all the more amazing!
Enjoy Our Town!
Back On Stage! Go Seniors!
Congratulations Brooke!
Love, Mom, Dad, and Andrew
Congratulations Tait and all the cast and crew of Our Town.
We are proud of you!
Love, Mom, Dad and Jay
Tait Love
COMPANY BIOS Performers
David Andrews ’22 (Mr. Webb) is thrilled to be a part of Our Town this fall. Previous EHS productions include Othello (Clown), Fiddler on the Roof (Mendel), The Man Who Came to Dinner (Richard), Twelfth Night (Sebastian), Letters to Sala (Sidney), and most recently Disney’s Beauty & The Beast (Lumiere). David is so excited for the return to live performances, and would like to offer his thanks to his friends, family, and teachers for their encouragement throughout his years at Episcopal.
Lydia Berckley ’23 (Mrs. Gibbs) is thrilled to be part of her 8th production at Episcopal. She previously performed with Wildfish Theatre Company, Inspiration Stage, and in school productions. Previous EHS performances include: The Man Who Came to Dinner (Ensemble), King Charles III (TV Producer), Tuck Everlasting (Ensemble), Twelfth Night (Valentine), Letters to Sala (Raizel), Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Mrs. Potts), and most recently Upper West Side Story (Amber). She is very grateful for her family and friends and their constant support.
Ashlyn Collings ’24 (Simon Stimson) is so happy to be a part of Our Town! Past EHS performances include Twelfth Night (Olivia’s Entourage), Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Napkin, Wolf, and Townsperson), and 3 Characters Figure it Out (Character 1). Outside of school, Ashlyn enjoys reading, listening to classical and pop music, and hanging out with friends. She would like to thank her friends and family for their constant support and for always being there in times of need.
Sophia Rae Cormier ’25 (2nd Dead Woman) is elated to have the opportunity to be in the play Our Town! It is Sophia Rae’s first year at Episcopal, but she has been in other plays in middle school such as African American History (Phillis Wheatley) and The Lion King (Sarabi). Outside of school Sophia likes to run track, sing, and dance.
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Brooke Crabtree ’25 (Rebecca Gibbs) is excited to be in Our Town as her first EHS production. She will also be performing in Eurydice, the next EHS performance. Brooke has been in previous productions in middle school such as Frozen. Other than theatre, she enjoys reading, playing volleyball, and listening to music.
Taylor Cross ’22 (Emily Webb) is overly excited to be in Our Town! Previous EHS performances include Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Ensemble), Twelfth Night (Ensemble), Man Who Came to Dinner (June Stanley), Fiddler on the Roof (Bielke), and The Sound of Music (Ensemble). Taylor is so sad that this is her second to last performance at EHS, but she is excited for the future. She gives thanks to her family for supporting her in whatever she puts herself out there to do.
Stella Frank ’25 (Ballplayer 4) is so excited to be in Our Town! This is Stella’s first performance at EHS. Stella has a great love of theater. She has performed in the JCC/PAC productions of Beauty and the Beast, Joseph, Lion King, Cats, Seussical, The Addams Family, Pippin, Freckle Face Strawberry, Camp Rock, Game of Myths, and was Carmen in FAME Jr.. Stella looks forward to becoming a part of the theater family at EHS.
Lulu Gibellini ’25 (1st Dead Man) is super excited to be in Our Town. Lulu has been doing theater since 5th grade and can't wait to continue doing theater during her time at EHS. Lulu enjoys swimming, watching tv and hanging out with friends. She would also like to thank her family and friends for always supporting her.
Congratulations Sophia Rae on your first EHS production!!!
We are so proud of the wonderful person you are and wish you the best ALWAYS. You are truly the shining star of our family.
Sophia Rae’s Favorite Quote: George - “Well I feel it’s the other way around. That Men aren’t naturally good, but girls are.”
Love,
Dad, Mom, Jackson & Mason
Good luck STELLA FRANK on your performance in Our Town! We are so proud of all of your past performances and are so excited to watch you begin this new chapter at EHS!
Love, Mom, Dad,
Lauren,
Jessica, Josh and Sawyer
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Harrison Goytia ’24 (Constable Warren) Previous shows include Disney’s Beauty and The Beast (Beast), Twelfth Night (Antonio), Little Shop of Horrors (Orin Scrivello), Guys and Dolls (Sky Masterson), Beauty and The Beast (Gaston), Into The Woods (Rapunzel’s Prince), The Music Man (Mayor Shinn), Our Town (Simon Stimson), Godspell (Disciple), and Urinetown The Musical (Hot Blades Harry). Harrison would like to extend a huge thank you to his friends and family for their continued love and support.
Hudson Hicks ’24 (Ballplayer 1) is very happy to be in Our Town! This is Hudson’s second EHS Onstage play. Hudson previously performed in Twelfth Night. Outside of theatre, Hudson enjoys running, spending time with friends, and listening to music.
Josh Horn ’24 (George) is excited to be participating in his fourth EHS Onstage production. His past appearances include Twelfth Night (Servant), Letters to Sala (Guard), and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Maurice). In his free time Josh enjoys playing baseball and playing videogames
Meredith Kinzel ’25 (Stage Manager Act 1) is thrilled to be a part of the EHS theatre community! She has done numerous productions in community theatre in Houston, such as Peter Pan (Peter Pan), Alice in Wonderland (Cheshire Cat), and Rock of Ages (Ensemble), but Our Town will be Meredith’s first EHS production and she can’t wait! In her free time, Meredith also likes to dance, sing, listen to music, and hang out with her friends. Meredith would like to thank her friends and family for being incredibly supportive throughout her journey.
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Corey Kirkpatrick ’24 (Baseball Player) is ecstatic to be in Our Town! Previous EHS performances include Twelfth Night (Ensemble) and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Ensemble). In their free time, Corey enjoys baking, listening to music, and playing the alto saxophone. Corey would like to extend a huge thank you to their friends and family for their continued love and support.
Kylie Koehn ’25 (Ensemble) is excited to be in her first play at EHS. Kylie has been active in theater since she was 5 years old. Her first role was in the production of The Seusification of a Mid Summer Nights Dream at Main Street Theater. She was also in 13 the Musical, The Drowsy Chaperone, Chicago, and 9 to 5 (Kathy) at Wild Fish Theater. Kylie is also playing volleyball this fall for EHS. In her spare time, she loves shopping, boating, wake boarding and keeping her social calendar full.
Ethan Lahoti ’25 (Sam Craig) is excited to be in Our Town! This is Ethan’s first EHS performance but previous plays that he has participated in are Peter Pan Jr. (Peter Pan) and Moana Jr. (Maui). In his free time, Ethan likes to play volleyball, listen to music, and watch football. He is ready to start his EHS Onstage career off strong.
Julia Lang ’25 (2nd Dead Man) is so excited to be a part of her first EHS play! Previous performances include The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Lucy Pevensie), Frozen Jr. (Queen Iduna), and many more! Other than participating in theatre she enjoys running cross country and playing soccer. In her free time, she loves watching Marvel movies and reading books. She would like to thank her family and friends for their support.
Congratulations, Harrison!
We are so excited for you and so proud of you for all of your dedication to acting!
Love, Mom, Dad, and Isabella
Congratulations, Colin!
Congratulations Grayson! Love Mom, Dad, and Mattie
We have loved watching every moment of you on stage through the years. Break a leg in your last Fall production at EHS!
XOXO, Mom, Dad, Mills & Brooke Othello, 2018
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Tait Love ’25 (Wally Webb) is super excited to be in Our Town! In his free time, Tait likes playing tennis, listening to music, and playing video games with his friends. Tait would like to extend a huge thank you to his friends and family for their continued love and support.
Bella Marquez ’23 (Stage Manager Act 3) is very excited to be a part of her sixth production at Episcopal. She has previously performed in over 15 other productions including Shrek (Young Fiona), Snow White (Sneezy), Anne of Green Gables (Diana), Peter Pan (Wendy), and most recently Upper West Side Story (Deena). She would like to thank everyone who made this production possible, and she hopes you enjoy the show.
Colin McCormick ‘22 (Dr. Gibbs) is very excited to be performing once again with EHS Onstage. He has played Chaim Kaufman and the Nazi Officer in Letters to Sala, and the Captain in Twelfth Night, among others. He thanks his family for their support and hopes to be in many shows to come. He also hopes that you enjoy the rest of the ’21’22 season, including Eurydice and the student-led one act shows, in which he is directing a show!
Catherine Miller ’25 (Lizzy) is grateful to be a part of Our Town this year! This is her first performance and first year at EHS. She has performed in other productions such as 9 to 5 and Frozen Jr. , and is hoping to be in many more here at EHS. Catherine would like to thank the EHS Onstage program for this production and her family and friends for their support.
St. Mark’s Episcopal School is so proud of our alumni appearing in this year’s performance of Our Town:
David Andrews ‘18
Ruby Theriot ‘19
Grayson Van Gundy ‘19
Hayes Dodson ‘20 tech crew
Catherine Miller ‘21
Mia Tribble ‘21
Brooke Crabtree ‘ 21
Lulu Gibellini ‘21
Tait Love ‘21
Break a leg, Lions!
g y performance. Love, your families
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Marco Montoya ’24 (Man in the Auditorium) is super excited to perform Our Town in front of a live audience. Marco will also be in the upcoming play Eurydice as the Nasty Interesting Man! Outside of EHS Marco plays in the APA and loves to box!
Quinn Morgenroth ’25 (Lady in the Box) is thrilled to be in Our Town! It is her first play and year at EHS. In her free time, she is an EHS cheerleader, singer, and she loves hanging out with her friends. Quinn would like to thank her family, friends, and her cat, Hope, for their support.
Will Palmer ’24 (Ballplayer 3) is thrilled to be in Our Town! Previous EHS theater experiences include Twelfth Night (Orsino’s Squad), and many more to come. Will likes spending time with friends, relaxing, and playing games. Will would like to give a big thanks to his friends and family for their constant support.
Kyriaki Postolos ’25 (Stage Manager Act 2) loves to cook and listen, dance, and sing to Greek music! At AOS, she’s enjoyed the roles of The Lion King (Rafiki), The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (White Witch), and The Jungle Book (Baloo). Ki started acting professionally at 5 in A Christmas Carol at the Alley Theatre, where for 7 years she played Fan Scrooge, Claire Fezziwig, and other roles in the children’s cast. Other performances include: Ruthless (Tina) at Obsidian Theater, Into the Woods (Little Red), Bye Bye Birdie (Rosie), Annie (Tessie), Willy Wonka (Violet Beauregard), Grease (Patty Simcox), Thoroughly Modern Millie, Frozen and others at HITS Theater. She would like to thank her family, and God for this wonderful opportunity.
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Sufia Rahman ’25 (Woman in the Balcony) is proud to make her EHS debut in Our Town! Sufia is a creative writer and training classical opera singer who loves being onstage. She also enjoys swimming, weightlifting, and throwing shot-put. Sufia would like to give her most sincere appreciation to all her teachers and coaches for a wonderful welcome to EHS. Sufia also thanks her family for their love, support, and unfaltering faith in her abilities to be successful.
Evan Ringwald ’24 (Howie Newsome) is excited to be in his second EHS Onstage production after performing as Cogsworth in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. Along with theatre, Evan enjoys running, playing soccer, aviation, roller coasters, and most of all, hanging out with friends. He would like to say thanks to everyone involved with the play for making the production amazing and fun.
Harper Rives ’25 (Balllayer 5) is excited to be in her first EHS Onstage play, Our Town. Previously, she has been in the productions of Frozen (Olaf) and The Lion King (Zazu). She would like to thank everyone who could make this play happen.
Taylor Schugart ’22 (Mrs. Soames) is very excited to be performing in Our Town her senior year at EHS. She has previously participated in Letters to Sala (Blima), King Charles III (Jess), Fiddler on the Roof (Fiddler), and other productions. She has also participated in student-directed one acts. Taylor is very excited for her senior year and can’t wait to see what the rest of the season brings!
EHS ONSTAGE
Congratulations to the Cast and Crew of Our Town
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Hannah Smith ’25 (Si Crowell) is happy to be in Our Town. Past performances include You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown (Snoopy), The Lion King (Pumbaa), and Frozen (Sven). In her free time, she enjoys listening to music, building things, and relaxing. Hannah is exited to start off her EHS Onstage career.
Taliana Stoy ’23 (Stage Manager Act 1) is thrilled to perform in Our Town and her 8th show at EHS! Previous EHS performances include The Man Who Came To Dinner (Ensemble), King Charles III (Butler), Tuck Everlasting (Ensemble), Twelfth Night (Entourage), Letters to Sala (Laya Dina/Glika), Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Ensemble), and 3 Characters Figure it Out (Character 3). Taliana would like to thank all the people that worked hard to make this production happen, and her friends, family, and cast for their love and support.
Poema Sumrow ’23 (Joe Stoddard) is very excited to be taking part in Our Town! Her previous EHS performances include Twelfth Night (ensemble), Letters to Sala (Gucia) and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (ensemble). In her free time, Poema enjoys reading, going to museums, and eating pasta. She would like to thank her family and friends for their love and support.
Ruby Theriot ’23 (Stage Manager Act 2) Previous EHS performances include Twelfth Night (Maria), Letters to Sala (Frymka), Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Enchantress), and 3 Characters Figure it Out (Character 2). Ruby is excited to be performing in another EHS performance. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, reading, and spending time with her friends. She is grateful to the theatre program for making her experience fantastic.
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Mia Tribble ’25 (1st Dead Woman) is so excited to be a part of the production Our Town this year! This is her first production and year at EHS. She has performed in many other productions such as Frozen Jr. and The Little Mermaid. Mia is very grateful to be a part of this wonderful production and is thankful for all the support she has gotten from the EHS community!
Grayson Van Gundy ’23 (Professor Willard) is so excited to be part of Our Town! Previous EHS performances include Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Ensemble), Tuck Everlasting (Ensemble), The Man Who Came to Dinner (Harriet Stanley), and Letters to Sala (Rozia and Zusi). She also directed a one-act play last year and is very excited to dive deeper into theater as an actor and director this year. Grayson would like to thank everyone involved in the process.
Elliott Wang ’25 (Joe Crowell) Hey! I’m Elliott Wang, class of 2025. I’m playing Joe Crowell in the upcoming performance of Our Town. I hope you guys have a great time seeing the show!
Elizabeth Weeden ’23 (Choir member, Mr. Carter) is very excited to perform in Our Town. This is her first production with EHS, and she has had a lot of fun preparing for the fall play. Outside of theatre, Elizabeth loves dancing on the POM team and getting boba with her friends. She would like to thank everyone who helped put Our Town together. She would also like to thank her family for always being there for her.
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Anayla Wilson ’23 (Stage Manager Act 3) is so excited for the showing of Our Town. This is her fourth EHS performance, as she was previously in Twelfth Night, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, and One Acts: Upper West Side Story. When not in the theater, Anayla enjoys playing tennis, trying new foods, and being with her family. She is especially grateful to the entire theater team for everything that they do and for pushing her to become a better actor. She would also like to thank her family for always supporting and never letting her give up on her dreams.
Julia Zichy ’23 (Mrs. Webb) is thrilled for her sixth production at EHS as Mrs. Webb! Past credits include The Man Who Came to Dinner (Sara), King Charles III (Ghost), Tuck Everlasting (Crew), Letters to Sala (Regina), and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (ensemble). She would like to thank her loving family and friends for believing in her throughout her journey into theatre! When she is not on stage, Julia writes poetry, leads the French Honor Society, debates, and goes to the annual MUN conference.
STAGE MANAGEMENT
Sophia Espinoza ’23 (Production Stage Manager) is so thrilled to participate in an amazing play at Episcopal High School. She has previously performed in Fiddler on the Roof, Annie, James and the Giant Peach, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Twelfth Night, and more. She has worked backstage on two other shows, King Charles III and Tuck Everlasting, and is thrilled to be a part of Our Town. She also enjoys running, cross country, and playing tennis.
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Mathieu Gay ’24 (Stage Manager) is excited to work for the first time as a stage manager behind the scenes on Our Town! He previously worked as a stage tech on Twelfth Night (Sound), Letters to Sala (Sound), and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Lights). Mathieu, in his free time, likes to play video games and correct the spelling of his name.
Paige Naughton ’23 (Stage Manger) Is elated to be a part of Our Town. Previous EHS performances include The Man Who Came to Dinner (Ensemble), King Charles III (Lighting), Tuck Everlasting (Crew), Twelfth Night (Stage Manager), Letters to Sala (Crew), and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Stage Manager). In her free time, Paige enjoys spending time with friends, listening to music, and playing video games with her sisters. Paige is thrilled to be involved in another EHS production and can’t wait for more.
SPECIAL THANKS
Costume Help – Cathy Crabtree, Kim Van Gundy, Emma Wang
Rehearsal Lunches – Debbie Horn, Holly Koehn, Elizabeth Love, Allison Miller, Emily Smith
Locker Notes – Laura Banfield, Julie Goytia
Lobby Decorations – Laura Banfield, Linda Elmer, Julia Goytia, Deborah Liss-Frank, Jennifer McCormick, Adrienne Murry, Jinlan Ringwald
Cast Party – Hosted by Joanie and David Andrews, assisted by Jean Cormier, Cathy Crabtree, Yasmine Gibellini, Julie Goytia, Kim Van Gundy, Julie Kinzelman, Ashby Lang, Jennifer McCormick, Lori Naughton, Nicole Postolos
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NOVEMBER 12 - 14TH, 2021
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SUNDAY 3PM
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL Arts Pillar
Performing Arts Department
Garmon Ashby - Chair
George Brock - Theatre Program Coordinator
Kristina Burgess - Dance Program Coordinator
Grant Gould - Music Program Coordinator
Ken Ballard - Music
Peter Hutcheson - Theatre-A/V
Karen Pfeifer - Dance
Paul Revaz - Theatre
Visual Arts Department
Kate Philbrick - Chair
Lauren Cunningham - Studio Arts Program Coordinator
Japheth Storlie - Media Arts
David Framel - Publications Program Coordinator
Pejman Milani - Media Arts Coordinator
David Trauba - Studio Arts
Sharon Willcutts - Studio Arts
Administration
Jay Berckley - Dean of Arts & Innovation