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CAST
LORENA COHEA (Alex) is back baby! Some of their fave credits include Phaedra/Colette (La Cage aux Folles), Soupy Sue ( Urinetown, The Musical ), & Macy (The Cake) at The Studio Theatre; Joan La Pucelle (Henry VI: Pt. 1 ) & Courtesan ( Comedy of Errors ) at Orlando Shakes; Emcee/Rouge ( ‘24 ) & Petra (Nos4atu) at The Renaissance Theatre Company. They are a performer at Universal Orlando as well. They graduated from The University of Southern Mississippi with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Performance, a Minor in Dance, and a Certificate in Apparel Construction and Design. Lorena has a passion for movement-based theatre and is certified in five weapons with the Society of American Fight Directors. IG: @Cohea_Cohea
MATT KATZENMEIER (Seth) was last seen at SigPro in Unnecessary Farce (Eric Sheridan) and has also appeared in In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play (Mr. Daldry). Based in Chicago, he has also appeared on NBC's Chicago P.D. and PopTV's sketch comedy series Hot Date. He'd like to thank the audiences coming to see Qualia, and all audiences everywhere, for supporting live theatre.
K.P. POWELL* (Dominic) is excited to make his debut at The Studio Theatre with this exciting play. He's been at Orlando Shakespeare Company for four seasons and played in Much Ado About Nothing, Apologies to Lorraine Hansberry, and Henry VI pt. 1 & 2 . Regional acting credits include the American Shakespeare Center, Peterborough Players, Colorado Shakespeare Festival, Cincinnati Playhouse, Hippodrome, Alliance Theater, Elm Shakespeare Company, American Stage, Theatre at Monmouth, St. Louis Black Rep, Shakespeare Festival Saint Louis, Houston Shakespeare Festival and the Folger Theatre. Some favorite roles include Macbeth, Hotspur, Benedick, Moses in Pass Over, George in Our Town, Willoughby in Sense and Sensibility,
Jonathan Harker in Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors, and Clown in The 39 Steps . kppowell.com | IG: @kpkypow
BRENT JORDAN (Swing for Dominic, Seth) currently calls Daytona his home but is originally from Connecticut. Since moving to Florida, he found a passion for theater and acting. His most recent work on stage has been: Arthur Brooks in Boulevard of Bold Dreams, Enrique/Daddy in Locomotion, Leland in Blues for an Alabama Sky, Paul in Six Degrees of Separation, Lenny in Rumors, Martin Luther King Jr. in The Mountaintop. Brent would like to thank his girlfriend and family for their support, and his fellow cast and crew for all the hard work that was done to put on this production.
ABBY LAMARRE (Understudy for Alex) is thrilled to return to The Studio Theatre. Her previous work includes Rachel (Understudy) in Exit Laughing at The Studio Theatre and Ensemble in Hair with Bay Street Players. Abby also performed as Simon in Jesus Christ Superstar with Orange Rose Productions. Her favorite role to date was Yvette in Clue with Wildfire Players. She is passionate about storytelling and excited to be part of another production with The Studio Theatre. Abby thanks her mom, Rose, for her unwavering support as she continues her journey back into the arts! IG: @abbyrlamarre
ACTOR’S EQUITY ASSOCIATION, founded in 1913, is the U.S labor union that represents more than 50,000 professional actors and stage managers. Equity endeavors to advance the careers of its members by negotiating wages and working conditions, and providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension. Member: AFL-CIO, FIA. #EquityWorks
*Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers, appearing under a special agreement with Actors' Equity Association.
DIRECTION
ASHLEIGH ANN GARDNER
(Playwright) is an Orlando-based actor, playwright, photographer, sewist, and prop/scenic artist. Selected credits: Catherine Donohue (These Shining Lives), Jen (The Cake), Ada Byron Lovelace (Ada and the Engine), Lydia (Spike Heels), and U/S Sabrina Daldry/Annie (In the Next Room) at The Studio Theatre / Significant Productions; Oonagh, the Baobhan Sith (Nosferatu 2023) at Renaissance Theatre Company; Nora (A Doll's House), Alais (The Lion in Winter), and Belinda Blair/Flavia Brent (Noises Off) at CFCArts Theatre; Sasha (The Not, a midwestern gothic horror) at Orlando’s Timucua Arts Foundation; Second Solicitor/Undertaker/Fred’s Sister-in-Law (A Christmas Carol) at The Garden Theatre; Waitress/Kit/Shona (Top Girls) at Mad Cow Theatre. Member of the Dramatists Guild of America. For more, visit ashleighagardner.com | IG: @word_bird
SARA OLIVA (Director) Orlando-based director, actor, writer and producer. She directed the first reading of Qualia in 2019, staged at the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando, as well as its workshop reading in New York City in 2025. Her award-winning short film, Lioness, screened at over 65 festivals internationally, including Oscar and BAFTA-Qualifying, and is currently streaming on Omeleto. For Lioness, she was awarded Best Actress at the Georgia Shorts Film Festival and nominated for Best Actress at the SOHO International Film Festival and First Glance Philadelphia Film Festival. On stage, she was twice awarded Critics’ Pick from The Orlando Sentinel for her performances as Beatrice in A View From The Bridge and Pope Joan/Louise in Top Girls and is also a Theater Tampa Bay Nominee for Best Featured Actress for Between Riverside and Crazy. Other theater credits include the Maltz Jupiter Theater, GableStage and American Stage, where she originated the role of Mabel Lisowski in the acclaimed World Premiere of The People Downstairs Her Chicago credits include The Lyric Opera of Chicago, Lifeline Theater, The Artistic Home, Mary-Arrchie Theatre Company, Northlight Theater and others. Other credits include the The New York Times Critics’ Pick production of Cori-
olanus and work at HERE Arts, Berkshire Theater Group and others. Past productions/performances have been noted in The Chicago Tribune, The Miami Herald, The Tampa Bay Times, The Orlando Sentinel, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and several others. Most recently, she has appeared in Showtime's Dexter: Original Sin. She received her MFA in Acting from Brandeis University. SaraOliva.com | IG: @sara_antoinette
GINNY KOPF (Dialect Coach) has trained actors and public speakers across Central Florida for over 30 years, dialect and vocal coaching at Disney and Universal Studios, and dialect coaching productions ranging from professional theatres to community theatres, colleges, high schools, film and television. She is an enthusiastic Professor of Theatre at Valencia College, teaching Dialects, Voice and Diction, Acting, Improv, and Voiceover. She also gives private lessons in anything to do with the voice, including vocal therapy, or learning an American accent. She authored two textbooks: Accent Workshop for Professional American Speech, and The Dialect Handbook.
PRODUCTION
CLAYTON BECKER (Technical Director) is from the DFW area of Texas. Always wanting a career in theatre, he received his BA in Theatre from the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, AR. After graduating, Clay worked as the Technical Director at Circa’ 21 Dinner Playhouse in Rock Island, IL before joining The Studio Theatre team in 2018. When not in the theatre, he is out hiking, kayaking or biking the wonders of mother nature across the country. Clay invites everyone to see the brilliant work our team does at both The Sharon and The Studio venues!
LESLIE BECKER (Director of People, Projects & Culture) is happy to be at The Studio Theatre working alongside such a passionate and knowledgeable team of professionals. Originally from Illinois, she has worked in all areas of the theatre world from onstage to
behind the scenes. A theatre kid for life, she is honored to be a part of The Studio’s mission to bring thought provoking works to Central FL.
MONICA BERDECIO, MA (Marketing Director) Bolivian roots drive her passion for the arts, food, and people. She is a two-time graduate of the University of Florida, holding a Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations and a Master's Degree in Mass Communication, specializing in Global Strategic Communication. She has taken on various roles within The Villages community, leading her to her most recent one as Marketing Director for Significant Productions, where she continues to pursue her love for making stories resonate with diverse communities. When she's not creating stories for work, she's creating memories with her husband and three kids wherever the fun is.
TINA CARROLL (Assistant House Manager) attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Marquette University where she earned a B.A. in Journalism and a minor in Marketing. She has spent the majority of her career working as office manager and children’s ministry director in large churches with lots of volunteers. A great joy has been teaching children’s choir for many years. Music, dance, and theater is vital in her life and she enjoys performing as well as directing. She and her husband have two sons. Tina loves living in The Villages and is delighted to celebrate her “un-retirement” joining SigPro as Assistant House Manager.
ANGEL CREEKS
(Associate Artistic Director) is honored to join this wonderful company with over 30 years of experience as an actor, singer, dancer, teacher, choreographer, and director. A few credits include: Film and television (North Hollywood, Days of Our Lives, Living Single), Broadway (Fosse, Chicago the Musical), national tours and artists (Chicago the Musical, Starlight Express, Michael Jackson, Anne Reinking ), regional and theme parks (Aladdin – A Musical Spectacular, Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser, FrozenLive at the Hyperion, Romeo and Juliet, Hairspray,
Godspell, Seussical). She is an advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion working with PSPI.org, CFEABlackbook.org, and Blacktheatregirlmagic. org. She has a B.A. in Performing Arts from St. Mary’s College of California, and a certificate in leadership from University of Notre Dame.
ANTONIO CAMPAGNA
(Carpenter) born in Caracas, Venezuela, with Italian heritage, found his way to the United States in 2013. His passion for art and entertainment led him to graduate in Film Production and obtain a Certificate in Stage Technology from Valencia College. Since childhood, he has cultivated his artistic talent, writing plays and exploring various forms of creative expression. Currently, he channels his love for entertainment at The Studio, where he plays a crucial role in creating sets and stages for theatrical productions. His world revolves around the fascinating universe of performing arts, where he continues to make his mark with creativity and dedication.
JON CRONIN (Director of Operations) has been working in live events for fifteen years. His professional journey before joining The Sharon in 2021 included Dave Matthews Band, Huey Lewis & The News, World Wrestling Entertainment, Apple Events, Universal Parks and Resorts, and The Walt Disney Company. Jon currently serves as Director of Operations at SigPro, where he supports the production and operations teams across both of our world-class venues. An avid cruiser and theme park fan, Jon spends as much time at Disney or in the middle of the ocean as possible.
COLLEEN DOHERTY
(Lighting Designer) is so glad to be back with Significant Productions! Previous Lighting Design credits include Cry it Out (The Studio Theatre), The Chinese Lady (The Studio Theatre), Forget Me Not (Manhattan School of Music), SMART (Ensemble Studio Theatre) and Espejos: Clean (Hartford Stage/Syracuse Stage). Associate Lighting Design: The 12 (Goodspeed Opera House), Broadway Vacation (The 5th Ave Theatre).
Assistant Lighting Design: Here Lies Love (Broadway), Paradise Square (Broadway). MFA: Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts. www.colleenadoherty.com | IG @colleenashleyd
KRISTIN FORTUNA
(Analyst, Sales, and Customer Support)
Originally from Nashville, TN, Kristin fell in love with the Arts at an early age. Her career began in Nashville in the 1990s, working for venues such as Ryman Auditorium, Bridgestone Arena, and Starwood Amphitheater before accepting a position with Clear Channel located in Houston, Texas. Following that, she made her way to Orlando, Florida in 2004. Kristin has since had the opportunity to lend her talents to multiple other venues including Hard Rock Live, Dr. Phillips Center, Clermont Performing Arts Center, and Reilly Arts Center. Outside of work, Kristin enjoys spending time with her family, photography, and performing at local music venues such as Orange Blossom Opry and Morgan’s Music Junction.
JOSHUA E. GALLAGHER
(Scenic Designer, Props Designer) has been designing imaginary places in real spaces for the past decade. He began working with The Studio Theatre in 2021 creating an assortment of deserts for The Cake, and became a full-time member of the Significant Productions team shortly thereafter. He has also designed scenery for Garden Theatre, Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble, University of Cincinnati, Villanova University, Millbrook Playhouse, and Kalamazoo Civic Theatre, among others. Joshua has a Master of Fine Arts in Stage Design from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and a Bachelor of Arts in Theater from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania. JoshuaEGallagher.com
CORY H. GARRETT (Costume Shop Supervisor) is a graduate of the Masters in Entertainment Design at Southern Methodist University and received his undergraduate degree from East Texas Baptist University. Before packing up the truck and moving to paradise, he assisted Elaine J. McCarthy on the world premiere
opera The Diving Bell and the Butterfly at The Dallas Opera. He is a freelance costume and scenic designer currently based in Central Florida. Selected designs include Cabaret (The Studio Theatre), Next to Normal (Theater 3), Plano (Richland College Theatre), Let the Right One In (Outcry Theatre), The Rape of Lucretia (Meadows Lyric Theatre), Twelfth Night - The Musical (Southern Methodist University), and The Odyssey (Dallas Theatre Center-Public Works Dallas).
IG: @thartsofthartopolis
JASON GOEDKEN (Producer) has been the Operations Manager at The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center since its opening in 2015. Prior to his time in Florida, he spent the previous 11 years working in various theatres in NYC and Chicago. Jason helped found both The Sharon and The Studio Theatre and manages the staff from both venues. Although his work is mostly behind-the-scenes, he made a memorable acting debut in The Studio Theatre's Second Season as Harry in Company.
JORDAN GREGSON (Literary & Casting Associate) is an arts advocate, arts administrator, and theatrical director. His journey in the arts encompasses a rich tapestry of experiences within not-for-profit arts organizations and regional theaters. Jordan currently serves as the Literary & Casting Associate at The Studio Theatre. His assistant directing credits include: Angel Street (The Studio Theatre); Intimate Apparel (Asolo Rep); Jekyll & Hyde, Summer: The Donna Summer Musical (Players by the Sea); Power to the Queendom (Black and Latino Playwrights Celebration); Gloria the 2022 Broadway World Austin Award Winner for Best Play. His directing credits include: Everyone But Us (Retama Theatre Series); Imaginary Friend, The Meeting (TXST New Play Festival); We Are Proud to Present…, Punk Rock (Apex Theatre Studio). He is an alumnus of Douglas Anderson School of the Arts and Texas State University. jordanhoughgregson.com | @just_jayhgreg
COLLIN HALL (Lighting Supervisor) is a Lighting Designer and Technician from Memphis, TN. She has worked in various technical capacities at the Clarence Brown Theatre, the Utah Shakespeare Festival, and the Indiana Repertory Theatre. Previous design credits include The Real Inspector Hound (Clarence Brown Theatre), Ghost the Musical (Theatre Aspen), Every Christmas Story Ever Told (Maples Repertory Theatre), The Great American Trailer Park Christmas Musical, and 8x10: A One Act Festival (Flying Anvil Theatre). She has also worked as an Assistant Lighting Designer for the Clarence Brown Theatre and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. In 2019, she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in theatre at the University of Tennessee. CollinHall.com | IG: @collin.w.hall
MARK KIRSCHENBAUM
(Production Manager) has been involved in the theatre business for over 30 years. He has worked as an actor, director, production manager, company manager and theatre teacher throughout the state of Florida. Most recently he has been seen on stage as Dindon in La Cage Aux Folles and Cladwell in Urinetown at The Studio Theatre, Michael in Elegies at The Sharon and as Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors at the Savannah Center. Mark is thrilled to be working with this amazing team and looks forward to creating magnificent pieces of performing arts with Significant Productions.
KIMBER KING (Video Programmer, Sound Supervisor) recently earned her MFA in acting from UCF, but her roots are in production. She comes from a long line of musicians. Sound was a natural obsession for her from an early age. She studied audio at Grand Valley State University in Michigan. After graduation she engineered for ProAudio in Grand Rapids, MI working for national artists like Heart, Gladys Knight, Bonnie Raitt, Eddie Money, and James Brown. She was a company member and resident sound engineer/ designer for The Playhouse at White Lake for nearly 14 years. Whether acting, directing, educating, or producing, Kimber loves all things storytelling. She is fascinated by sound and seizes every opportunity to create a new scape or to learn a new skill.
GINNY KOPF (Dialect Coach) has trained actors and public speakers across Central Florida for over 30 years, dialect and vocal coaching at Disney and Universal Studios, and dialect coaching productions ranging from professional theatres to community theatres, colleges, high schools, film and television. She is an enthusiastic Professor of Theatre at Valencia College, teaching Dialects, Voice and Diction, Acting, Improv, and Voiceover. She also gives private lessons in anything to do with the voice, including vocal therapy, or learning an American accent. She authored two textbooks: Accent Workshop for Professional American Speech, and The Dialect Handbook.
KRISSI KUGLER (Graphic Designer) is a graphic designer and art director with over 20 years of experience, blending creativity with strategy to bring brands and ideas to life. From freelancing and contract gigs to helping shape the look and feel of The Sharon and The Studio Theatres since day one, she has done all facets of design. Originally from the Northeast (Go Birds!), she has called Florida home for over a decade, continuing to create and collaborate on a diverse range of projects and clients.
RYAN LOECKEL (Company Manager) is an active musician, actor, vocalist, and collaborative arts producer. Trained as a classical musician at the Ohio State University, he is a descendant of the Max Aronoff line of violists through studies with Marcia Ferritto, and studied chamber music with the Cavani String Quartet. Ryan has played in Principal positions under numerous notable conductors and composers in addition to sharing the stage with various artists including Josh Groban, Idina Menzel, Anne Murray, Ben E. King, Barry Manilow, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra. His performances and musical arrangements have been heard on syndicated national broadcasts, aboard five-star ships, and at venues internationally. Ryan is also Artistic Director of an annual summer concert series in conjunction with the Wicker Park Advisory Council and the Chicago Park District. @loeckelmusik
ALISON MADISON (Assistant Technical Director) Originally from the Hudson Valley area in New York. Alison graduated with her AAS from Genesee Community College in technical theater and BA in theater from UNLV with a concentration in carpentry and technical direction. She has interned with Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, MA, and worked at UFPA as head carpenter. She loves building spaces for imaginary people for The Villages audience to enjoy! Thank you to my husband. You are my rock! Shout out to theater gremlins, please stop taking my tools.
VERNA MCINTYRE (Scenic Carpenter) was born and raised here in sunny central Florida and is excited at the opportunity to present important and culturally relevant theater to her home community. She's been with The Studio Theatre since 2023 but has been a lover of the performing arts as long as she can remember, and is happy to be able to express that love in the workshop!
ZACH MLEKUSH (Production Stage Manager) Hailing from Illinois, Zach is ecstatic to be part of The Studio’s Stage Management team! Past favorite stage management credits include Beautiful:
The Carole King Musical, Tiananmen: A New Musical, Elf: The Musical, The Lehman Trilogy (The Phoenix Theatre Company), The Book of Will (Illinois Shakespeare Festival), and Lost in Yonkers (Directed by Jane Lynch). Zach studied Theatre Production, Design, & Technology focusing in Stage Management at Illinois State University. He hopes you enjoy the show!
TRENELL MOORING (Costume Designer) is happy to be back costuming her second show at The Studio Theatre. When she's not partaking in her favorite hobby of historical costuming and cosplay, she can be seen performing. Currently she is a full-time performer in the "Star Wars Land” lightsaber show. Most recently, she was in the Summer 2024 company of the Utah Shakespeare Festival. In
Florida she has graced the stages of the Orlando Shakespeare theatre, freefall Theatre, Gablestage and well as performing in The Fantasticks in this very theatre. Much love to her family.
WHITNEY MORSE (Artistic Director) is a performer, teaching artist, and Artistic Director in Central Florida. In 2011, she earned her MFA in Acting from Columbia University School of The Arts, where she studied with some of the world’s leading teaching artists including Kristin Linklater, Andrei Serban, Olympia Dukakis, Larry Singer and Anne Bogart. Whitney was a founding member of Prologue Theatre Company in Chicago where she served as Literary Manager and Casting Director. As a performer, her work at The Studio includes Next To Normal, Proof (Broadway World Award), Frankie and Johnny..., Tell Me On A Sunday, A Doll’s House, 9 to 5, Elegies, and White Rabbit, Red Rabbit, among many others. Whitney is also the Artistic Director of The Sharon. WhitneyMorse.com
JESSICA NIX (Video Content Designer, Marketing & Media Coordinator) Originally from Illinois with a background in film and photography, she has a passion for telling stories through visual art. She loves being able to use this passion from a marketing perspective. When she isn’t in the office, she enjoys singing and playing her electric ukulele at local establishments. As a performer, she cannot imagine a better way to support other artists than to help put an audience in front of their work.
DIO RAQUEL JR. (Lighting Technician) hails from Honolulu, HI then relocated to Las Vegas, NV. He received his training from Del Sol Academy of the Performing Arts (Las Vegas, NV) and his B.F.A. in Theatre Studies, emphasizing in Lighting and Arts Leadership from Nebraska Wesleyan University (Lincoln, NE).
ALEXANDER SOVRONSKY
(Original Music & Sound Design) is thrilled to be returning to The Studio Theatre having most recently appeared in Cabaret last year as Max and serving as the production's Music Director. At The Studio Theatre, he previously created the music/sound for These Shining Lives, Unnecessary Farce, In The Next Room, The Cake, and Urinetown. He appeared on Broadway with Kevin Kline and Jennifer Garner in Cyrano de Bergerac, a production for which he also co-wrote and performed the live music. Other NYC shows include productions with Atlantic Theatre Co, Red Bull Theatre Co, TFANA, The Public Theater/ NYSF, Classical Theatre of Harlem, and many others. Alexander is based in NYC and enjoys a fulfilling career as both a composer/music director as well as an actor/musician. For a good time, visit AlexanderSovronsky.com | @Alexander.Sovronsky
ALEC SPEERS (House Manager) has a long history of working with theatre productions. After over a decade of working on and around the stage, he feels most at home in the theatre and is very proud to be Significant Production's House Manager. Favorite credits include Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along-Blog (Colorado, 2012), La Traviata and La Boheme (Germany, 2017), and Ada and the Engine (The Studio Theatre, 2021). Alec also has experience in set building, stage managing, and directing. He holds two degrees in Theatre Studies and Music from the University of Northern Colorado. It is always a privilege to work in the industry that you love, so Alec would like to thank The Studio family, Significant Productions, and his own immensely supportive family for everything they do.
YASMEEN
STOGDEN (Development Director) has professionally supported the arts in our community since 2015. Having worked, performed, and supported the arts since she was 8 years old, she has grown passionate about keeping the arts alive and active. Yasmeen was a professional flutist, competitive conductor, has launched Music Arts Society chapters, and founded a Collegiate Marching Band
Program. Yasmeen has been involved and graduated from many leadership and organizational development programs, including Panhellenic Sorority, NCAA athletics, National Camp School, and spent years as a Director and Ambassador of The Villages. To this day, she stands by the training and leadership gained within music and performing arts programs. She is set to ignite the passion and purpose in others to support the arts.
MADISON YOUNGBLOOD
(Deck Stage Manager) was born and raised in the Central Florida area and has been a member of the resident stage management team at The Studio Theatre since season 6. With nearly a decade of stage management experience, Madison has lived and worked in Central Florida, Philadelphia, and New York. Some of her favorite credits include productions of Urinetown, The Color Purple, Guys & Dolls, Cabaret, RED, Collected Stories, Godspell, Mary Poppins, and Blood Brothers. Madison has worked as an intern with WICKED on Broadway and has stage managed for the Arts for Autism Broadway Concerts and the Broadway Green Alliance. She graduated from the University of the Arts with a BFA in Directing, Playwriting, and Production.
CAST
Alex ............................................... Lorena Cohea
Dominic ........................................... K.P. Powell*
Seth Matt Katzenmeier
Swing for Dominic, Seth ................. Brent Jordan
Understudy for Alex ......................Abby Lamarre
DIRECTION
Playwright ........................ Ashleigh Ann Gardner
Director Sara Oliva
Dialect Coach .................................. Ginny Kopf
PRODUCTION
Producer ...................................... Jason Goedken
Artistic Director ......................... Whitney Morse
Associate Artistic Director Angel Creeks
Director of Operations ...................... Jon Cronin
Director of People, Projects & Culture ...................................... Leslie Becker
Director of Development Yasmeen Stogden
Production Manager............Mark Kirschenbaum
Technical Director ....................... Clayton Becker
Assistant Technical Director Alison Madison
Company Manager Ryan Loeckel
Literary and Casting Associate .... Jordan Gregson
Production Stage Manager............ Zach Mlekush
Deck Stage Manager Madison Youngblood
SCENIC
Set Designer, Set Dressing, Scenic Artist Joshua E. Gallagher
Carpentry ... Antonio Campagna, Verna McIntyre
Scenic Artists ...................... Antonio Campagna, Verna McIntyre, Alison Madison
COSTUMES
Costume Designer ..................... Trenell Mooring
Costume Shop Supervisor Cory H. Garrett
LIGHTING
Lighting Designer Colleen Doherty
Lighting Supervisor ........................... Collin Hall
Lighting Technician ...................... Dio Raquel Jr.
AUDIO/VISUAL
Original Music & Sound Designer .................. Alexander Sovronsky
Video Programmer,
Sound Supervisor ........................... Kimber King
Video Content Designer Jess Nix
PROPS
Props Designer Joshua E. Gallagher
HOUSE MANAGEMENT
House Manager Alec Speers
Assistant House Managers ............... Tina Carroll
MARKETING
Marketing Director .......... Monica Berdecio, MA
Marketing and Media Coordinator..... Jessica Nix
Marketing Account Manager Erika Nelson
Graphic Designer ............................Krissi Kugler
Web Designer ........................... David Sponseller
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*Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers, appearing under a special agreement with Actors' Equity Association.
