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Tradition can often be a double edged sword. While it can invoke memories of past happiness, it may also highlight stagnation and apathy towards change. Charles Dickens helped to create the “traditional” idea of Christmas about 178 years ago; Although creating Christmas traditions was probably a by-product from the success of his story, not its primary aim. Yes, it is set at Christmas time and takes the form of a fable or carol, but its contents deal with social injustice and result in a cry for change and direct action. Multitudes of theaters across the country, including The Hipp, produce A Christmas Carol as their traditional holiday offering every year. Our hope is that this year’s production will evoke pleasant memories of the past while also highlighting how working together and creating a true ensemble in the present can affect future change and result in redemption for even the most cold-hearted of humankind. Let us put away our “deeds of passion, pride, ill-will, hatred, envy, bigotry, and selfishness” and learn to “keep Christmas well” in whatever form “Christmas” takes for you. May your traditions always evolve to keep love, charity and a sense of community in your hearts. Thank you, Gainesville, for inviting me to your community to keep and create new traditions. Have a very happy holiday season! John Gray (Director)
The Hippodrome Theatre is a first-class regional theatre and artistic space committed to excellence in North Florida and creates programming that reflects and elevates the diverse cultures and perspectives of our region as well as create and maintain ongoing engagement with our community. But what is a regional theater? Regional theater is a permanent nonprofit professional theatre company that has established roots outside the major theatre centers. Besides bringing first-rate theatre to our region, we often have programs to nurture local talent and to encourage new plays of special regional interest.
But what makes professional theater different from community theater or educational theatre? In a professional theatre everyone associated with a production, from directors, technicians, designers, and actors, are paid for their time and talent. And while community and educational theater provide opportunities for the community to take an active role in all phases of theater, our professional regional theater hires professionals who are highly trained and, at least during the production, the production is their full time job. This allows the theater to produce high quality productions very quickly - in less than three weeks! As the artistic center of downtown Gainesville, The Hippodrome, your regional professional theater, will continue to search for new forms and new theatrical voices, support local community talent, bring in the highest quality professionals, and continue to encourage creativity and diversity in all of its performance spaces. Stephanie Lynge^ (Hippodrome’s Artistic Director)
John Gray (Director) John Gray is elated to return to The Hipp and revisit A Christmas Carol. In addition to directing, John has also stage managed the New Works Festival 2020 and The Effect for the Hipp Unplugged series and is the General Manager for Broadway Unlocked/All Together Now, the company that hosted the online Opening Night for Souvenir at The Hipp. He has spent most of his directing career in educational theatre working with kids from kindergarten to college age and has former students working in all aspects of theatre from performing to design. Favorite shows include A Christmas Carol (The Hippodrome), An Ideal Husband (Sonnet Repertory Theatre), Merrily We Roll Along (Wichita State), Phantasmagoria (Prospect Theater Company), Broadway Bombs (Joe Allen Players), Grease (Tippecanoe Outdoor Amphitheater) and Das Barbecu (Heartists.) In addition to directing, John has choreographed and costumed numerous productions and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association. Performance credits include Falsettos, Fallen Angel, The Foreigner, Lead Heavy Sky and How To Succeed… Much love to his wonderful and patient partner, Jason.
Gregory Jones*^ (Ebenezer Scrooge) Gregg returns to the Hipp for his twenty-fourth run of A Christmas Carol. Before playing Scrooge, he had the infinite pleasure of playing Jacob Marley opposite Hippodrome legend Rusty Salling for 16 years. Mr. Jones has appeared on the Hippodrome stage since the 1978-79 season when he first appeared in They Shoot Horses Don’t They?. Since then, he has played various roles in more than 50 productions at the theatre including: (Tom) Dinner With Friends, (Salvador Dali) Hysteria, (Adrian) Private Eyes, (Leslie, Phyllis and Tom) Sylvia, (Sid Caesar) Laughter on the 23rd Floor, (Det. Nick Rosetti) Shear Madness (2 Runs), (Adrian) Stage Kiss, (Walter Flood) Becky’s New Car. Film and television: Waterways, Miami Vice, A Flash of Green and Coastlines (Victor Nunez). Gregg is a former Santa Fe College theatre faculty where he taught for 28 years, retiring in 2015, and is a proud member of Actors Equity (1974) and SAG-AFTRA (1985).
Niall McGinty*^ (Bob/Fezziwig/Topper/Joe) Niall is a proud ensemble member of the Hippodrome. Hippodrome credits include: Lone Star Spirits (Ben), Miracle on South Division Street (Jimmy), Ripcord (Derek), 1984 (Winston), Hamlet (Laertes), Peter & the Starcatcher (Peter), Eurydice (Orpheus), The Glass Menagerie (Tom), Romeo and Juliet (Romeo), The Diary of Anne Frank (Peter), The Play About the Baby (Boy), Proof (Hal), Macbeth (Ross). He has also, in various ways (acting, directing, & adapting), been involved in A Christmas Carol at the Hippodrome for 9 years. Chicago credits include work at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Victory Gardens, TimeLine Theatre, Griffin Theatre, Eclipse Theatre, Lifeline Theatre, & 16th St Theatre. Niall also owns a Gainesville themed business : www.gnvee.com.
Joseph Meisner (Fred/Scrooge as a Young Man/Future)
Joseph Meisner is making his Hippodrome debut in A Christmas Carol. He is originally from Englewood, Florida, and is currently pursuing his B.F.A. degree in Acting at the University of Florida. He would like to thank his friends and family for their love and support, and the cast and crew for making this such a rewarding experience. Find him at josephmeisner.com
Kelly Atkins*^ (Marley/Ms. Cratchit/Stout Sister/Merchant 1) A Christmas Carol is Kelly’s thirteenth production at the Hippodrome. Some past favorites include The Toxic Avenger, Hand to God, the title role in Alice in Wonderland, and two productions of The Great American Trailer Park Musical as Pippi, the stripper. Most recently, she appeared here at the Hipp in the title role of Scrooge in Rouge, and as Florence Foster Jenkins in Souvenir, and at the Alhambra Theatre as Donna in Mamma Mia. Other notable performances: Hello, Dolly with Sally Struthers, Lend Me a Tenor with Jamie Farr, world premiere of Amorous Crossing with Loretta Swit. Film/ TV: Recount, America’s Most Wanted, numerous commercials, guest hosting on Designing Spaces. Concert engagements: soloist with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Opera Theatre of Connecticut, national finalist in the American Traditions Vocal Competition.
Allie Beltran (Past/ Solicitor 2/Martha/Fred’s Wife) Allie Beltran is so ecstatic to be doing another production with The Hippodrome! Some of her favorite credits include Eurydice (Eurydice), Last Night of Ballyhoo (LaLa Levy), Remove Before Flight (Iris), Fireflies (Narrator), Michael Feinstein and the Palm Beach Pops (Featured Dancer), Billy Elliot (Julie Hope), and Our Town (Rebecca Gibbs). She is currently a junior working towards her Theatre BA and Economics BA with a minor in dance at the University of Florida. She graduated from A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts as a musical theatre major in 2019. For more information, check out her Instagram: @allie.beltran. Special thanks to the beautiful people that support her and the coffee that gets her through the day. Love you, Betty.
Sabrina Blakney (Present/Solicitor 1 Ms. Fezziwig/ Charwoman)
Sabrina is a second-year MFA candidate at the University of Florida. Her notable roles include Billie Holiday in No Detour Ahead, and Maya/Maria Dennis in New Berry. She is ecstatic about returning back to the Hippodrome stage to tell a timeless tale. She’d like to thank her family, cast, and friends for their constant support. You can find her @sabrina.blakney on Instagram.
Maddie Smyth (Belinda/Belle/Partygoer/Merchant 2) Madeline Elyse Smyth (Actor 7) is thrilled to be returning to the Hippodrome for her 6th year as a Cratchit. A senior in High School who has performed on Stage and Screen since the age of 7, Maddie feels blessed to be part of the Christmas Carol family and performing live onstage. Favorite shows have included Anne and Emmett (Anne Frank, Star Center), BKLYN (Brooklyn, BHS Players/Acrosstown Rep), Bye Bye Birdie (Kim, BHS) and Peter and the Starcatcher (Molly/Swing, GCP). Love to all her friends, family and mentors. As always, special thanks and great memories to Rusty Salling. www.madelineelysesmyth.com.com
Peter Weinstein (Young Scrooge/Peter/Turkey Boy/Ignorance) Peter Weinstein first discovered his love of acting right here at the Hipp when he was in the second grade. He is delighted to be returning for his fourth production of A Christmas Carol. Some of his other favorite past roles include Theo in Pippin (PK Yonge 2018), Jem in To Kill A Mockingbird (Star Theatre 2019), and Brett in 13: The Musical (Star Theatre 2020). Off stage he enjoys reading and learning how to surf. Peter is in the 10th grade at PK Yonge. He is excited to be back to live theater and hopes you enjoy the show!
Ella Grace (Tiny Tim/Fan/Young Belle/Want) Ella Grace, 12, is in the 7th grade at P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School where she is in the theater program. Ella has loved costumes, singing, dancing and performing ever since she was a toddler. In Kindergarten, Ella performed in her first
play. She’s enjoyed being on stage at the Hippodrome two summers in a row for the Summer Spectacular, as well as several other school plays and dance recitals. She is very excited to take her theater experience to the next level. Ella belongs to Troop 21, an all-female BSA troop, the P.K. Blue Wave swim team and the National Junior Honor Society.
Katie Grayson* (Stage Manager) Katie is an AEA Stage Manager visiting us from Denver, CO. She started her stage management career with the Hippodrome in 2014. After a few years away in the mountains, she is very excited to come back home to the swamp. Amanda Nipper (Sound Designer) Amanda is thrilled to be in her ninth season at the Hippodrome. Other regional credits include Cape Fear Regional Theatre: Jesus Christ Superstar, Legally Blonde: The Musical, and The Parchman Hour: Songs and Stories of the ’61 Freedom Riders as the mix engineer in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Dorset Theatre Festival: Good People, The Whore and Mr. Moore, Boeing Boeing, and Deathtrap. Keep moving forward. Warren Goodwin (Technical Director) Warren joined the Hippodrome in 2004 as a carpenter in the scene shop, and assumed the role of Master Carpenter in 2006. In addition to helping build over a hundred of Hippodrome sets, Warren served as coscenic designer on The Christians and The Wolves. He is thrilled to be currently serving as Technical Director. In his free time, Warren enjoys painting, and is an accomplished local artist. You can often find his work on display next door at Maude’s Cafe. Robert P. Robins (Production Manager/Lighting Designer) Bob is enjoying his 35th season at the Hippodrome. During his tenure here at the Hippodrome, Bob has provided lighting designs for over 300 Main Stage productions. Over the course of his time at the Hippodrome, Bob has held many titles such as lighting designer, sound engineer, live audio mixer, stage manager for Hippodrome Mainstage; touring productions and Theatre For Young Audiences tours, pyrotechnician, lightboard operator, and bartender. Today, in addition to lighting designer and production manager, Bob is also the facility manager of the 110 year old building that the Hippodrome calls home. Bob also provides freelance lighting designs around the country when he can. He is also an Actors’ Equity Association stage manager, and
proudly holds a BFA in Theatre Production from the University of Florida. See more of Bob’s work at www.robertrobins.com Bill Boothman (Lead Electrician) Prior to working with The Hippodrome Bill worked with IATSE local 115 in Jacksonville, FL. Bill is a synthesizer hobbyist. Mihai Ciupe (Scenic Designer) Originally from Romania, Mihai Ciupe received a double MFA degree in costume and set design from Carnegie Mellon University and his BFA from Art and Design University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania. During his MFA he was awarded the George Kimberly Scene Design Award and the Oren Parker Award in Design and Production. Prior to the United States he was resident scenographer at The National Theatre of Cluj, Romania. During his former years he traveled extensively in Europe in tours with the shows that he designed, getting exposure to the various schools of theatre from England, Scotland, Hungary, France, and Yugoslavia. As a designer he worked with some of the greatest Romanian directors: Gabor Tompa, Alexandru Dabija, Iulian Visa, Mihai Manutiu, Victor Ion Frunza. In 1991 he received a scholarship to attend The London International Festival of Theatre. Since 1995 he is a member of The United Association of the Romanian Fine Artists in the scenography section. In 1999 he joined the theatre and dance faculty at University of Florida, where he was assigned to start the graduate program in Set Design. By 2013 his graduate students won The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Award three times: in 2005, 2007 and 2013. During his tenure at UF he has built a strong artistic relationship with The Hippodrome State Theatre, the only professional theatre in North Central Florida, where he has designed the sets for over twenty-five productions. He has continued to work professionally at national and international level. Erin Jester (Costume Designer-in-Residence/Shop Supervisor) is delighted to make her costume design debut at the Hippodrome with The Mountaintop. Erin is a UF alumna and a former Hippodrome costumes intern (2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons), and last year received her MFA in costume design and technology from the University of Southern Mississippi. Previous costume design credits include productions of Cabaret, Much Ado About Nothing and Mary Zimmerman’s Metamorphoses. Other credits include costume historical research for North Carolina State University’s Khayrallah Center for Lebanese Diaspora Studies, historical costume reproduction for the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art in Laurel, MS, and costume coordination for the Moscow Ballet’s The Great Russian Nutcracker and the independent film series 12 Westerns in 12 Months, directed by Travis Mills.
Susan Schuld (Accent/Dialect and Text Coach) has been acting and vocal coaching nationally for over 25 years and is an Associate Professor of Voice and Speech here at the School of Theatre and Dance. M.F.A in Acting from Rutgers University, Designated Linklater Teacher, Certified Teacher of Knight-Thompson Speechwork, and a National Michael Chekhov Association Teacher. Bryan Mercer^ (Musical Director) Bryan returns to the HIPP since playing Walter in Lone Star Spirits, the piano in Scrooge in Rouge, the candyman in Let the Right One In, Horatio in Hamlet, Steve in Becky’s New Car, Jane in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, John Merrick in The Elephant Man, Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol, Mrs. Bumbrake in Peter and the Starcatcher, Gibson in MR. BURNS, a post electric play. He has also musical directed Trailer Park: The Musical, Mr. Burns, The Marvelous Wonderettes, Honkytonk Angels, and many others. He has been known to Atlanta audiences for over thirty-five years as an actor, singer, director, designer, painter, and served as puppeteer, composer, musician, and musical director for 15 years at the internationally acclaimed CENTER FOR PUPPETRY ARTS. Bryan has composed with Judy Collins, danced with Ru Paul, acted with Neal Patrick Harris, Faye Dunaway, Peter Ustinov partied with Eartha Kitt and backed up Divine and Grace Jones. He is now preparing his one man show: A Visit with Quentin Crisp. See more at www.BryanMercer.net
The Hippodrome thanks its many donors for their generous contributions to support our productions and programs! For more information on how your gift supports the Hippodrome, please contact Matt Dibble at (352) 373-5968 ext. 256. Donations listed are from 11/1/2020 through 11/12/2021 PRODUCER $50000+ Nathan S. Collier
DIRECTOR $10,000+ (anonymous) • (anonymous) • Anne Margoluis PLAYWRIGHT $5,000-$9,999 Mary Trew & Weaver Gaines • Tim Flynn & Marian Limacher • Jane & Mike Ryals • Eileen McCarthy Smith • Jan Snyder DESIGNER $2,500-$4,999 Debbie & Mike Conlon • Dr. Richard & Caren Gorenberg • Azra Bihorac & Charles Hobson • Maureen Killoran & Peter Hyatt • Bill Bryson COMPOSER $1,000-$2,499 Tim Altmeyer • Bill & Trina Anderson • Julie Anspach • Wayne & Penny Archer • Laura Berns • Bhavna & Gabu Bhardwaj • Roxane Bleiweis • Joyce Bono • Phoebe Bowers • Cheryl Calhoun & Ester de Jong • Peter Carpenter • Katherine Clark • Bruce Cornwell • Jim and Phylis Craig • Forrest S Crawford & Sally Foote • C. Michael Curry & Dr. Stefanie Lord • Katherine D’Amato-Weinhold • James & Teresa DeFord • Sheila K. Dickison • Jeff Dunn & David Etherington • Lynda & Skip Everitt • Chris & Rusty Forsmark • Ira Gessner • Bob & Carol Gwin • Tashia & Jeff Hale • The Jelks Family Foundation • Linda Kallman • The Kaplan-Stein Charitable Fund • Kim Kazimour • Lucinda Lavelli • Melanie Leonard • Joseph W. & Lucille Little • Carol Locascio • Stephanie B. Lynge • Richard Allen & Susan Mastin • Virginia Maurer • Hallie & Ted McFetridge • Gary & Laura McGill • Dr. Carol F. Meyer • Dorothy & Gale Nevill • Claire Noguerol • Robert K & Carole A Oglesby • Pennypacker Family • William & Betty Petty • Marta Pollitt • Phillip & Emily Pritchett • Mary Sanford • Midge Smith & Carl Wisler • Connie & Bob Stern • Farol Tomson • Justine Vaughen Fry • Nora
Hoover & Amor Villar • Daniel & Nel Gammon Webster • Edward & Kate Wilkinson • Merry Lynne Wilson • Bill & Carol Zegel CHOREOGRAPHER $500-$999 (anonymous) • (anonymous) • (anonymous) • (anonymous) • Michael Avery • Theresa Beachy • James & Tara Blythe • Frederick Brenneman • Ed Crapo • Ana & Kenneth Cusi • Daniel & Lisa Duncanson • Alice Gridley • Heather Harrell • Ann Hatfield • Colin Hines • Rosemary Hume • Kayla Lohman • Gilda Josephson & Jeffrey Weingarten • John & Carol Koogler • Morgan & Brenda Lynge • Judge Karen Miller • Jeff & Lauren Miller • Charlie Mitchell • Stephen Pearton • Barbara Jean Raskin, CPA • Karen Scarborough • Joy & Richard Segall • Jeff & Diana Shamis • Halbert & Ruth Smith • John & Daun Spindler • Ron Thomas & Denise Guerin • Teresa Tift • Jane Townsend • Robin West & Kenneth Wald • Cynthia White • Dr. Elaine Young CAST $250-$499 (anonymous) • Janice & Tom Bird • Linda Boyles • Daniela E Castro • Richard Courmettes • Mai & Cooper Dean • Mark Elliott • Ylleya Evans • Lauren Groff & Clay Kallman • Roberta S. Hager Fund • Tamara Helfer In Memory of Marilyn Wall • Chad Hood • Joann & Gay Ihas • Barry & Elaine Jacobson • Michelle & Michael Jaffee • Barbara Machold • Richard & Valentina Mankin • From the Estate of Edward E. Mingle in honor of Jason Reeves, a tremendous friend • Chris Morris • Nell Page Rainsberger & Kevin Rainsberger • Michael & Sherrilyn Pasternak • Veronica & Charles Ponzio • Michael & Jaquie Resnick • Michael Ricks • Janet Roberts • Elena & Jurek Rokicki • Carol & Jim Sarisky • Ronald Shorr & Jean Michelson • David & Loren Smyth Donations made from 11/1/2020 through 11/12/2021
The commitment of the corporate community is critical for the Hippodrome to sustain its highly acclaimed productions and programs. To learn more about corporate partner opportunities, contact The Hipp at development@thehipp.org. SEASON PRODUCERS $50,000+ City of Gainesville • The Collier Companies • Florida Division of Cultural Affairs • Visit Gainesville, Alachua County EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS $20,000+ Arlington Square Apartments • Computer Network Experts (CNE) • 98.5 KTK, 97.3 The Sky, Country 103.7 The Gator, AM 850 • Michael and Phyllis Warren on Behalf of AMJ Group, Inc • UF School of Theatre + Dance PRODUCERS $10,000+ EFN Properties • Gainesville Health and Fitness Center • Harry’s Seafood Bar and Grille • K-Country and Wind-FM • Lake and Emerald Publications • Quality Plumbing • WUFT-FM, WUFT-TV PRODUCTION SPONSORS $5,000+ Allison Durham Photography • Bevis Chiropractic • Collective & Co. • Florida Food Service, Inc • Ken and Linda McGurn - McGurn Investment Company • Renaissance Printing • UF Health PRODUCTION CO-SPONSORS $2,500+ Big Top Brewing • Dragonfly Sushi • Florida Pest Control • Fun4GatorKids.com • Gabrielle Redfern • Gator Moving and Storage Co. • King’s Heating and Air, Inc • Marc Radio Group • Mini Maid • Oak Hammock at the University of Florida • Pride Community Center of North Central Florida (PCCNCF) • Rush and Frisco Law • Sherwin Williams
OPENING NIGHT PERFORMANCE SPONSOR $2,000+ Allstate Agent - Judy Locascio PERFORMANCE SPONSORS $1,750+ Allstate Agent Judy Locascio • Amelia’s Fine Italian Cuisine • The Bagel Bakery • Tonewood Family Music REHEARSAL SPONSORS $1,000+ Ibti Hijazi Catering • JohnRussell Salon • Sanctuary Massage Therapy Special Thanks to DJ Head and Two-Head Video The Hippodrome would like to thank the City of Gainesville and Alachua County for years of generous support.
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Amador Santiago - Building Caretaker Amanda Nipper - Sound Designer Amber Wilkerson - AEA Stage Manager Anna Verney - Box Office Coordinator Bella Aguilar Irias - Assistant to the Artistic Director Bill Boothman - Lead Electrician Robert P. Robins - Production Manager / Lighting Designer / Building Manager Clint Thornton - Front of House Manager Diana Bermudez - Graphics Designer Erin Jester - Costume Designer-in- Residence / Costume Shop Manager Franziska Raeber - Marketing Coordinator Gabrielle Byam - Director of Education Laura Hart - Assistant Stage Manager Le-Alem Getachew - Marketing Associate Lottie Garland - Wardrobe Intern Matt Dibble - Development Associate/ Group Sales Matthew Cugini - Cinema Program Manager Milo Cieply - Master Carpenter Rebekah Leppert - First Hand / Costume Design Assistant Selina Stallings - Box Office Representative
Stephanie Lynge - Artistic Director Susan Vaughn - Bookkeeper / HR Warren Goodwin - Technical Director Front of House Nyq Smith - Bartender / House Manager Rose DeCotiis - Bartender / House Manager Emily Howard - House Manager Kate Clement - House Manager / Bartender Miranda Campos - House Manager
