2025 PROGRAM
OTTERBEIN SUMMER THEATRE
presents
Book & Lyrics by GEORGE HAIMSOHN and ROBIN MILLER
Music by JIM WISE
Directed by Mark Mineart
Music Direction by Dennis Davenport
Choreography by Anna Elliott
Scenic Design by Rob Johnson
Costume Design by Camille Lerner
July 10-13 & 17-19, 2025
Sound Design by Jesse Charles
Stage Managed by Savanah Schwartz
Lighting Design by Kyle Krygielski
Fritsche Theatre at Cowan Hall 30 S. Grove St., Westerville
DAMES AT SEA is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtehatricals.com
PERFORMERS
CAST (in order of appearance)
MONA KENT .............................................................................................. Meagan Astwood
JOAN .................................................................................................................... Halle Audette
HENNESEY ........................................................................................................... Tres Allison
RUBY ............................................................................................................. Kinsey Calderone
DICK .................................................................................................................... Will Iannitelli
LUCKY......................................................................................................................... Josh Jaffe
THE CAPTAIN Tres Allison
Accompanied by Dennis Davenport^ ^denotes Department of Music Faculty
PRODUCTION STAFF
Artistic Director Lenny Leibowitz
Managing Director ................................................................................... Elizabeth Saltzgiver
Production Manager ......................................................................................... Hannah Hahn
Technical Director Olivia Rossi
Costume Shop Supervisor ........................................................................... Anna Grywalski
Lighting Supervisor .......................................................................................... Nicole Hunter
Administrative Assistant Allison Hunter
Intimacy Director .................................................................................. Kirsta Lively Stauffer
Assistant to the Choreographer ...................................................................... Simone Gelety
Assistant Stage Manager Gail Sparks
Carpenter .....................................................................................................................JT Baniak
Scenic Charge Artist......................................................................................... Natalie Neville
Properties Lead............................................................................................... Zeke Davenport
Scenery & Properties Run Crew .....................................Kevin Campbell, Helen Sminkey
Wardrobe Lead/Run Crew Theodore Marshall
Wardrobe Run Crew ............................................................................................Vivian Steele
Lead Electrician/Board Operator ................................................................. Stephen O’Hara
Follow Spot Operators Dean Buford, Zeke Davenport
Sound Engineer (A1) ............................................................................................. River Perry
Technical Apprentice: General ...................................................................... Helen Sminkey
Technical Apprentice: Scenery/Paints/Props Dean Buford
Technical Apprentice: Wardrobe......................................................................... Vivan Steele
Technical Apprentice: Lighting/Sound ....................................................... Kevin Campbell
Company Manager/Box Office Manager Cami Borders
Front of House Manager/Digital Media ......................................................... Maggie Glanc
Social Media Team .............. Maya Cidale, Jane Cook, Ana Kusenberger, Katelyn Miller
Production Photographer Isaac Ramsey
Graphic Designer .................................................................................................... Trevor List
PRODUCTION NOTES
A haze effect will be used during this performance.
TIME: The Early 1930’s
PLACE:
Act I - Any 42nd Street theatre. Act II - On the battleship.
MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT I
WALL STREET ........................................................................................................................... Mona
IT’S YOU ..........................................................................................................................Dick & Ruby
BROADWAY BABY ..................................................................................................................... Dick
THAT MISTER MAN OF MINE ............................................................................ Mona & Chorus
CHOO-CHOO HONEYMOON ................................................................................. Joan & Lucky
THE SAILOR OF MY DREAMS ............................................................................................... Ruby
GOOD TIMES ARE HERE TO STAY ................................................................... Joan & Company
15-MINUTE INTERMISSION
ACT II
DAMES AT SEA .................................................................................................................. Compnay
THE BEGUINE ........................................................................................................ Mona & Captain
RAINING IN MY HEART ....................................................................................... Ruby & Chorus
THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT YOU .......................................................................Dick & Ruby
RAINING IN MY HEART (Reprise) ........................................................................................ Ruby
THE ECHO WALTZ ...................................................................... Mona, Joan, Ruby & Company
STAR TAR .................................................................................................................. Ruby & Chorus
LET’S HAVE A SIMPLE WEDDING ................................................................................ Company
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BIOGRAPHIES
Tres Allison (Hennessey/Captain) is so excited to be returning to Otterbein Summer Theatre! You may have seen him last year as “Jinx” in Forever Plaid. Additionally, you may have seen him as “Franklin Hart, Jr.” in 9 to 5, “Algernon” in The Importance of Being Earnest, and you can catch him playing “Officer Barrel” in Otterbein’s upcoming production of Urinetown! Tres wishes to thank God, his wonderful family and friends, and Anna and Coach for making the rehearsal room filled with laughter. Tres wishes to dedicate this show to his wonderful grandparents, who instilled a love for song and dance in him. Enjoy the show… Olé! @tresallison
Meagan Astwood (Mona Kent) is so grateful to be making both her professional and Otterbein debut in Dames! She is a rising sophomore BFA Musical Theatre major and Marketing minor from San Antonio, TX. You might have just seen her in [title of show] (Heidi) at Otterbein’s first one act performance. Previous credits include Legally Blonde (Elle Woods), The Pirate Queen (Grace O’Malley), and The Addams Family (Morticia Addams). Meagan could not be more grateful to this entire cast and creative team for making this show one she will never forget. She would like to thank her incredible parents for being her number one support system throughout her life and giving her the possibility to make her wildest dreams come true.
Halle Audette (Joan) is a rising senior Musical Theatre major with minors in Dance and Exercise Science from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Earlier this summer, she choreographed Always… Patsy Cline and directed [Title of Show] for One by One: An Evening of One Acts right here on the Cowan stage! Thank you to Lenny, Elizabeth, and OST’s wonderful audiences for supporting her dreams of both creating and performing musical theatre. Her Otterbein credits include Footloose (Betty Blast/US Ariel), Natasha, Pierre… (Princess Mary/Guitar), 9 to 5 (Ensemble), Dance 2023: Escape to Wonderland (Queen of Hearts),Cabaret (Lulu), Bright Star (Spirit), and Dance 2022: Find Me in The Shadows (The Mistress). Thank you, Coach, Anna, and Dr. D for filling our rehearsals with laughter and joy and this incredible cast for being my besties at sea! Special thanks to her amazing Minnesota friends and family for traveling to see this show - it means the world! Choo Choo!
Kinsey Calderone (Ruby) is delighted to be back on the Cowan stage surrounded by a stellar cast and crew! Recent roles include Sonya (Great Comet… ), Alice (Dance 2023: Escape to Wonderland ), Texas ( Cabaret ), Ensemble ( Baby ) and Business Partner’s Shadow (Dance 2022: Find Me in the Shadows). Special thanks to the cast & crew for being peachy to work with and her family for their unconditional love & support!
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Will Iannitelli (Dick) is a rising junior Musical Theater major with minors in Dance and Exercise Science. He’s from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and he’s so excited to wrap up his performances this summer with Dames at Sea! His most recent Otterbein shows include Great Comet… (Guitar Ensemble), Footloose (Chuck Cranston), and earlier in this season of OST he played Jim in The Glass Menagerie and Hunter in [title of show]. He will be performing in American Idiot this fall at Short North Stage, a show he’s beyond thrilled to be a part of. He would like to thank his family for their endless support, and his incredible cast and crew for putting this show together. He would also like to give a special shoutout to Halle Audette for all her incredible work this summer as a choreographer, director, and performer. He hopes you enjoy the show!
Josh Jaffe (Lucky) is an upcoming junior BFA Musical Theater major and Dance minor. He is thrilled to be making his Otterbein Summer Theatre debut! You may have previously seen him in Otterbein Summer Theatre’s [title of show] (Larry/Music Director), or Otterbein’s production of Footloose (Lyle, Willard u/s), 9 to 5! (Tinsworthy/Ensemble), or music directing a variety of student works through Otterbein’s 11th Hour Theatre. He would like to thank his friends, family, Matt, and especially his mom for their endless support. Enjoy the show!
Mark Mineart (Director) has appeared on Broadway with such stars as Denzel Washington and Kelsey Grammar, and worked at many of the nation’s most well-respected regional theatres. He has been blessed to portray many of the great characters of western theatre: Cyrano de Bergerac, Macbeth, Cassius in Julius Caesar, Long John Silver, Lennie in Of Mice & Men, and George in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, amongst others. He has created roles in almost a dozen world premiere productions by such playwrights as Jane Martin, Eric Cobble, and Tony and Drama Desk Award-winner Arthur Kopit. Mark relocated to Frankfurt, Germany in 2009 where he appeared in such films as What A Man and Iron Sky, in addition to working as a performance capture artist for blockbuster video games such as Crysis II, Bullet Storm, and NCIS: The Game. In 2011, Mark shifted his primary focus to teaching, serving as Head of Acting at The American University in Cairo. His first production, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, was heralded as “a valuable and long overdue contribution to theatre in the Middle East,” by Al Ahlam Weekly (the national newspaper of Egypt). Mark left Egypt in 2015 to join the Otterbein Department of Theatre and Dance, where he has directed Is He Dead?, Damn Yankees, Diary of Anne Frank, The Tragedy of Macbeth, School for Scandal, Tempest, Something Rotten!, The Great Influencer (by Otterbein’s own Jeremy Llorence), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and most recently, The Importance of Being Earnest. On his recent sabbatical, Mark directed the European premiere of the political satire The Totalitarians for the English Theatre of Frankfurt, the largest English-speaking theatre in Europe. To find out more, please visit: www.MarkMineart.com
Dennis Davenport (Music Director/Pianist) is a Professor of Music at Otterbein. In 202526 he begins a new university role as Chair of Integrative Studies (the general education core program at Otterbein). He teaches in the BFA Musical Theatre program and in the First Year Experience, Honors, and Senior Year Experience programs. Earlier this summer he led the band for Always, Patsy Cline. Recent music direction includes I Do! I Do!, Baby, Pirates of Penzance, Forever Plaid and Beehive for Otterbein Summer Theatre, and The Pajama Game and Cabaret for Otterbein Theatre.
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Anna Elliott (Choreographer) Born and raised in Ohio, Anna began studying dance at age of 3. Growing up, she was a competitive dancer where she won many local and national awards. She has extensive training in Tap, Jazz, Ballet and Musical Theater. During her professional career, Anna became a Radio City Rockette at the age of 18. She was fortunate enough to be a part of this legendary group of women for 8 years. While with the Rockettes she performed on the Today Show, Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, Rockefeller Christmas Tree Lighting, The Rachel Ray Show, the Nate Berkus Show. Anna performed in many other televised appearances locally and nationally as a Rockette. She was a part of many commercials for the Radio City Christmas Show and you can find her in the 75th Celebration Edition book titled, “Radio City Spectacular.” Anna was also a part of the ensemble in the First National Broadway Tour of 42nd Street, choreographed by Randy Skinner, and performed in many theaters across the country. Currently, Anna is a member of the dance faculty at Otterbein University where she teaches tap, jazz and ballet. She has had the honor of being a part of the very well-known department of theater and dance since 2013. As a faculty member, she has choreographed for dance concerts Move Me and Gloriously Grimm, and Escape to Wonderland. She was the Associate Choreographer next to Stella Hiatt Kane for Otterbein’s production of Thoroughly Modern Millie and Singin in the Rain. Both of them were awarded “Broadway World’s Best Choreography of the Decade” on the educational platform for their work done in Millie. She just recently choreographed Otterbein’s big hit production of Footloose. Other choreography credits include Westerville’s Civic Children’s Theater: Lion King Jr, Aladdin Jr, Alice and Wonderland, and Junie B. Jones, as well as Westerville South’s production of Little Shop of Horrors. She is also an award-winning choreographer in the competitive dance world and has been recognized nationally for her work. Thank you to the cast and creative team for a wonderful time creating Dames at Sea! And thank you to her beautiful family for their constant support.
Rob Johnson (Scenic Designer) is back at Otterbein Summer Theatre after retiring several years ago. He holds two master’s degrees (from West Virginia University and The Ohio State University) and was the resident Otterbein faculty scenic designer for 34 years, arriving in 1987. Rob has won numerous Ezekiel Design awards and designed many memorable shows at Otterbein. His long career as a freelance designer for professional and academic companies has included designs for theatre, opera, dance, corporate events, and even an elaborate home theatre for a wealthy patron of the arts! Rob thanks his savior Jesus Christ for a wonderful family and a wonderful career, and for the opportunity to be back working with students and colleagues this summer.
Camille Lerner (Costume Designer) is thrilled to be making her design debut at Otterbein Summer Theatre. An Ohio native, Camille’s work has been seen across the country, and she’s very excited to have her work so close to home. She would like to thank family, friends, and fiancé for all the support, and hopes you enjoy the show!
Kyle Krygielski (Lighting Designer) is a freelance Lighting Designer based in Columbus, OH, and is thrilled to be returning to another Season of OST after designing Forever Plaid, It’s a Wonderful Life, and Beehive last season. Other Otterbein credits include A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Baby, Our Town, The School for Scandal and Dance Concert 2019. Regional Credits include Assistant Lighting Designer for Mary Zimmerman’s The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci (Washington D.C.) Kyle has worked with local companies including Ballet Met, Mills James, Short North Stage, and several local high schools. He will also be designing Urinetown this Fall at Otterbein. www.kylekrygielski.com
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Jesse Charles (Sound Designer) Born from a love of music, Jesse developed an interest in audio production. In high school, Jesse experimented with and learned how to use the school’s audio equipment. Following an internship at WOSU, Jesse earned a certificate from The Recording Workshop in Chillicothe, OH. Since then, he has freelanced all over Columbus, Ohio, working for Vaud-Villities, Imagine Productions, Actor’s Theatre (Shakespeare In The Park), The Kings Avenue Players, Redd Herring Productions, CCT, and The Contemporary Theatre of Ohio.
Savanah Schwartz (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be back for a second season at OST! She is an incoming senior BFA Stage Management major at Millikin University in Decatur, IL. Previous Professional credits include Stage Manager for Always…Patsy Cline (OST 2025) Beehive: the 60s Musical & Forever Plaid (OST 2024). Other select credits include Stage Manager for Joseph… Dreamcoat and ASM for Zombie Prom, & Elf: The Musical (Millikin University), Stage Manager for 25th…Spelling Bee, and Director for The Grown Ups (Pipe Dreams Studio Theatre). She would like to thank her parents for their ongoing support and the OST team for bringing her back for another summer. She hopes you all enjoy the show!
Elizabeth Saltzgiver (Managing Director) is celebrating her 25th year with Otterbein University Theatre & Dance in July. While the years have flown by, she is overwhelmed by the number of people she has had the good fortune to meet at the theater and to work with here at Otterbein. Her experience in Arts Administration includes work for the Ohio Arts Council, dhc productions, the Westerville Symphony, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Ohio Light Opera, Ashland University College of Arts and Sciences, and the Ashland Balloon Fest. Elizabeth holds a B.A. in Music and Business from Otterbein University and is currently Treasurer for the Columbus Arts Marketing Association. Thank you for your continued support of the arts and, especially, Otterbein Summer Theatre.
Hannah Hahn (Production Manager) joined the Theatre & Dance faculty/staff in the fall of 2022 as the Production Manager and Stage Management Mentor. She teaches and mentors student stage managers along with production-related duties. Hannah’s most recent local stage management credits include: The Importance of Being Earnest (Otterbein), Skeleton Crew (The Contemporary Theatre of Ohio), Rigoletto (Opera Columbus), and I Do! I Do! (Otterbein Summer Theatre). Additionally, Hannah stage manages the CAPA Marquee Awards Showcase each year – a Columbus-based theatre education program that feeds into the national Jimmy Awards for high school students. She has worked with the program in many capacities since its inaugural year in 2019. She enjoys teaching and sharing her experiences as a stage manager through workshops and Thespy adjudication at various state Thespian Festivals and International Thespian Festival each year. You might even catch her as a CAPA House Manager at the Riffe Center Theatre Complex or the historic Southern Theatre. Hannah holds a BFA in Theatre Design & Technology from Otterbein University. www.HannahHahn.net
Olivia Rossi (Technical Director) is very excited to be returning to the small peaceful village of Westerville for this OST season. After graduating from Otterbein in 2024 with her BFA in Theatre Design and Technology, Rossi has been sharing her love of theatre with the jaguars of Hilliard Bradley High School as their Tech Director. Some of her previous Otterbein credits include tech directing the 2023 production of Everybody and assistant tech directing 9 to 5 (2024) and Bright Star (2023.) You may also be familiar with Rossi’s prop work from Cabaret (2023,) Black Comedy (2022,) and Something Rotten (2022). Rossi would
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like to thank her family for all of the support and her scenic crew for being an awesome group to work with. #techyeah #teamgirl
JT Baniak (Carpenter) is a fourth year Theatre Major attending The Ohio State University. He has been doing theatre for most of his life and has worked on sets for a number of different shows and companies. He is so excited to be working with Otterbein for the summer!
Cami Borders (Company Manager & Box Office Manager) is a rising senior from Bexley, OH. She is an English and History double major and has worked in the Otterbein Box Office since her freshman year. She has had a lifelong passion for theatre and is excited to be involved in Otterbein Summer Theatre. She wants to thank her parents, friends, and Elizabeth for all of their support! She hopes you enjoy the show!
Dean Buford (Technical Apprentice: Scenery/Paints/Props) This is Dean’s first summer at OST. He is going into his sophomore year at Otterbein this fall and is very excited to contribute to such an excellent theatre.
Kevin Campbell II (Technical Apprentice: Lighting & Sound/Spot Light Operator) is a fourth-year theatre major at The Ohio State University. He is from Canton, Ohio and specializes in lighting design.
Simone Gelety (Assistant to the Choreographer) is a BFA Acting major, Dance minor from Tucson AZ. They would like to congratulate this talented cast and crew for all of their great work! Simone is extremely grateful for the opportunity to learn from and work alongside Anna Elliott. This summer, they directed Suppressed Desires for OST’s show, One by One: An Evening of One Acts. You may have seen them in The Laramie Project (Track 7). Last fall, Simone co-directed and choreographed 11th Hour’s Dance Concert: Dances on Love with Jane Cook. Past dance credits include Dance 2023: Escape to Wonderland (Cheshire Cat) Cabaret (Fritzie/Dance Captain), Dance 2022: Find Me in the Shadows (Child Shadow), and 9 to 5 (Ensemble). They would like to thank their friends and family for all of their support, and Melody for all of her love and grounding pep talks. You can see Simone’s next directing project this fall in the Pit Theatre!
Maggie Glanc (Front of House Manager) is a native of Cleveland, Ohio, and is excited to take part in her third Otterbein Summer Theatre season! Maggie just graduated from Otterbein this past May with a degree in AYA Integrated Social Studies. She hopes to work in her own high school or middle school social studies classroom in the fall. When Maggie is not working or job-searching, she can be found crocheting, spending time with family, watching horror movies, and more. Lastly, she is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of OST this summer and would like to thank Elizabeth for her constant support and encouragement. She would also like to thank her Papa Ray, who she misses dearly, for sharing his love for theatre with her and allowing her to be where she is today!
Allison Hunter (Administrative Assistant) has dabbled in almost every corner of theatre she could since middle school, starting out as a performer and eventually landing backstage as a technician and stage manager. She is very excited to add a new role to that list as Otterbein’s new Theatre & Dance Administrator. Thank you for supporting the arts, and enjoy the show!
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Dani Kirkham (Carpenter) is a current Otterbein student. They will graduate in 2028. They were recently Assistant Properties Lead for Otterbein’s The Laramie Project as well as a Carpenter for Footloose. Outside of theater, they are working on their emergency medicine certifications through The Red Cross. Enjoy the show!
Theodore Marshall (Wardrobe Lead/Run Crew), a rising junior at Otterbein University, is grateful for the opportunity to demonstrate his progress in his first professional theatre job.
Natalie Neville (Charge Artist) is a senior Design Tech major here at Otterbein. She is happy to be back and painting for another OST season! In her free time, she likes to go on sweet treat runs, read, go on adventures, and collect trinkets. She hopes you enjoy the show and sends love to the entire cast and crew. #techyeah #teamgirl #BOOM
Stephen O’Hara (Lead Electrician) is thrilled to be back for his second season with Otterbein Summer Theatre. Originally from the Cincinnati, OH area, Stephen is a junior BFA Design/Technology major at Otterbein. His Otterbein credits include Footloose, The Laramie Project, Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812, The Importance of Being Earnest, 9 to 5, and Cabaret. In his spare time, Stephen enjoys true crime podcasts, cooking, and curling up with a good book. All my love as always to Mom, Dad and Chaz.
River Perry (Sound A1) is an audio technician and designer with a BFA in technical theater from Marietta College. He has also been training in lighting design and engineering, voice acting, and fiction writing. He gives thanks to his mom, his dog, and his mentors for pushing him to be the best version of himself possible.
Helen Sminkey (Technincal Apprentice) is a rising sophomore Design/Technology major from Elgin, OK. This is her first summer working for OST, but has previously worked on productions at Otterbein: The Laramie Project, and Footloose. Helen is extremely grateful to have the opportunity to work for OST this summer. She is having a lot of fun working with her friends and spending the summer making theatre. Finally, she would like to thank her family and friends for all the love and support. Enjoy the show! #teamgirl
Gail Sparks (Assistant Stage Manager) has previously ASM’d The Laramie Project and Always...Patsy Cline. One of Gail’s favorite moments from rehearsal was when plungers were used as rehearsal props for the mops in “Dames at Sea” (the song).
Krista Lively Stauffer (Intimacy Director) an Otterbein Theatre graduate is an Actor, Coach, Director, Producer, Casting Director, Production Assistant, and Intimacy Choreographer. She has performed professionally with Short North Stage, CATCO, Available Light Theatre, CCT, as well as in several films, commercials, and industrials. She is represented by Heyman Talent, Wink Talent in Michigan, and The Talent Group in Pittsburgh. Krista teaches privately in her studio for all ages of actors. Up next, she is traveling the nation with What I Didn’t Say (The Parkinson’s Play).
Vivian Steele (Costume Shop Assistant) is a rising sophomore in the Design & Technology theatre program at Otterbein with a focus in costume design and construction. When she’s not sewing or sketching, she can be found looking for trinkets, lurking on letterboxd, and squirreling away stickers for her junk journal. She’d like to thank her friends, folks, and faculty for their support! Enjoy the show! #teamgirl viviansteele.com
HONORARY CAST LIST
The entire company extends special gratitude to those who have donated so generously to the 2025 Otterbein Summer Theatre Season. (This donor list only reflects gifts made to the Summer Theatre Patron Fund in 2025.)
Producer ($5,000+)
Oakland Nursery
Paul S. & Sheila Reiner
Director ($1,000-$4,999)
Anonymous
Margaret & Richard Doone
Al & Louise Minor
Charles & Maruja Paule
Designer ($500-$999)
David C. & Nancy E. Smith Evans
John T. Huston
Douglas R. & Mary Pat Knight
Dennis O. & Sue Ann Norton
Roberta Scherer
Diva ($250-$499)
Edmund & Diane Daily Cox
Brent & Nancy DeVore
Mark Havanec
David Lambert
Brad Ostroff
Patricia Ryan
Jane Schriver
Douglas R. Smeltz
David & Beckey Stamm
Jon & Joyce Stonebraker
Carl & Judith Weaver
Norma F. Worley
Star ($100-249)
Anonymous
Gloria Absi
Richard Arendt & Karen Miller
Patricia Balassone
Thomas & Paula Blue
Carol Boehm
Chip Bruchac
Mike & Gloria Burns
Len & Sharon Bussard
Candyce Canzoneri
Barbara Clapham
David Clark
Alan & Christy Coupland
John & Sharon Davis
Diane Driessen
Margaret English Duffy
Susan R. Fagan
Reynaldo Fagundes
James Farmer
Brian & Sandy Freer
Mark A. Geary
Jack George
Carmenza Gutierrez
Vince & Gayle Herried
Vinny Herwig
Emily Hobson
Lynda Huey
Barbara Hughes
Ron & Suzi Jones
Suzanne Martin
William A. McCartney
Pearson McWane
Thomas Mertzlufft
James & Martha Owens
Pamela Park-Curry
Nancy Paul
Alison Prindle
Jeff & Veronica Reutter
Elizabeth A. Salt
Albert & Louise Siegel
Ronald G. & Linda Simpson
Alan E. & Linda Smith
Bruce Storts
Janice Townsley
John Volpi
David B. & Joyce Shannon Warner
Laura Cean Wilson
Craig & Carol Young
Supporting Actor ($50-$99)
Anonymous
David & Susan Arnold
Kay F. Ball
Janet Barker-Stonerook
Fred & Patricia Baum
Pat & Linda Blayney
Eileen & Bob Brenner
Mark & Elise Byers
Ted R. Chaney
Deborah L. Coleman
Mary Devore
Keith Dufrane
James & Ramona Edman
Edward Finley
Mary Kay Forster
Peggy Garrison & Kenneth Truman
Joanne Swank Gillum
James Gieseke
Philip & Kathleen Gross
John & Beth Gwynn
Mary Heubach
Douglas & Joan Hoover
J. Thomas & Kathleen Jones
David Kandel
Joanne Kosanke
Greg Margulies
Nancy McClees
Jerry & Judi Miller
Bonnie Moses
Ann & Joseph Ottobre
Mark & Carol Pochodylo
Rebecca Coleman Princehorn
& Clay Cormany
Stan & Becky Regas
Paul Ries
Karen Russell
Frank Shyjka
Jane Sprague
Ellen Stukenberg
Michelle Wilson Toney
Elizabeth Tracy
Joe Webber
Wirt Whittaker
Ensemble ($10-$49)
Cynthia Adams
James Allen
Madalyn Benjamin
William Bickell
David Binkovitz
Judyth Box
Larry & Margaret Cepek
Mike & Judy Christian
Beverly Cochran
Luna Cummins
Anita Ebbert
Lee Fredette
Edwin A. Geer
Beverly Green
Francine Harris
Ron & Mary Armstrong Hooker
Susan Howson
Jennifer Johnson
Nancy Kenish
Ron & Beth Kenreich
Mary Krause
Barbara Limbert
Barbara L. Martin
Tom & Sandy Masterson
William & Karen Mattes
Jean Mauger
Beth Maxwell
Cecilia McAdams
Mary McRury
Susan Park
Patricia Parsons
James E. Paxton
David & Dorothy Pritchard
Carol Rich
Quincy Robe
Virginia Rogers
Victor Saylor & Anni Efthimiou
Nancy Settles
Rose Sobel
Marcia Staub
Ron & Diann Smith
Gypsy Stultz
James Tarpoff
Dianne Thompson
Jean Trimble
Christine Troutman
Kay Wagner
Carolyn & Joseph Waleko
Joel & Barbara Weaver
David L. Woodyard
Linda Worster
EPIC IMAGINATION INTIMATE ENCOUNTERS
LATECOMER'S POLICY
The House Manager may seat latecomers only during times which minimize disruption of the performance. The management accepts no responsibility for inconvenience to latecomers and can make no adjustment because of it.
FIRE NOTICE
The exits are indicated by red lights. In the event of fire or any other emergency, please do not run — walk to the exit as directed by theatre management.
CAMERAS AND RECORDING DEVICES
The use of recording equipment and the taking of photographs during the performance are strictly prohibited.
RESTROOMS
Restrooms are located both on the ground level and in the basement of Cowan Hall. Additional restrooms are available across the street in Roush Hall.
Assistive Listening Devices are available at the Box Office upon request.
THE 2025 OTTERBEIN SUMMER THEATRE SEASON IS PRODUCED WITH GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM:
