Henry V Program by Syracuse Stage

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DEPARTMENT OF DRAMA PRESENTS

William Shakespeare DIRECTED BY

John Tufts SCENIC DESIGNER

COSTUME DESIGNER

LIGHTING DESIGNER

SOUND DESIGNER

Zeke Leonard

Carmen M. Martinez

Andy LiDestri

Xi (Zoey) Lin

STAGE COMBAT

INTIMACY CHOREOGRAPHER

DIALECT COACH

Alec Barbour

Kathleen Baum

Celia Madeoy

STAGE MANAGER

DRAMATURG

Amelia Mindlin-Leitner

Reese Hornick

CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF DRAMA

Eleanor Holdridge November 13 - 21, 2026 SEASON SPONSOR

This production was supported in part by the Professor Sawyer Falk/Jerry Stiller ‘50 Endowment for Drama. 3

CAST King Henry V...................................................................................G.B. Bellamy Montjoy, Governor of Harfleur, Gower..............................Maya Compton Nym, Katherine, Gloucester.......................................................Ali DeFilippo Westmorland, Fluellen, Dauphin...........................................Charlie Gaskin Exeter, Hostess, Alice......................................................Emily Kiyomi Gorin Scroop, Jamy, Bates, Bourbon, Rambures.............................Sarah Hiciano Chorus, The Boy................................................................................Ray Jarboe Grey, MacMorris, Constable of France, Williams.............Jordan Massey Ely, French King, Erpingham.....................................................Grace Paskey Cambridge, Court, Orleans...........................................................Evan Riccio Bardolph, Burgundy........................................................................Jake Velyvis Canterbury, Pistol, Bedford.......................................................Seth Winnick

UNDERSTUDIES For Chorus, The Boy, Cambridge, Court, Orleans - Amandre Ali; For Exeter, Hostess, Alice, Montjoy, Governor of Harfleur, Gower - Madison Donnelly; For Ely, French King, Erpingham, Nym, Katherine, Gloucester - Naomi Lawley; For Scroop, Jamy, Bates, Bourbon, Rambures, Grey, MacMorris, Constable of France, Williams - Emma Newman; For King Henry V- Evan Riccio; For Bardolph, Burgundy, Canterbury, Pistol, Bedford, Westmorland, Fluellen, Dauphin - Nathan Rozenblit

SPECIAL THANKS Special thanks to Christine Albright-Tufts, Henry Tufts, and Joe Haj.

ADDITIONAL CREDITS Fight Captain: Seth Winnick Intimacy Captain: Amelia Mindlin-Leitner Hair and Makeup Design: Bella Molino Assistant Director: Emma Newman Assistant Scenic Designer: Abby Larkin Assistant Costume Designer: Madeline Wolcott Assistant Costume Designer: Ren Nygaard Assistant Lighting Designer: Hannah LoGiudice Assistant Stage Managers: Abby Derderian, Claire McClarty Faculty Advisor to Student Designers: Carmen M. Martinez Faculty Advisor to Stage Managers: Jess Carr Lighting Programmer: Finn Sheehan Light Board Operator: Amelia Avedikian Sound Board Operator: Alexa Petulla Deck (Run Crew): Ellie Blew, Oliver Symons, Grace Urbanski, Isla Welge, Naomi Wilcox Dressers (Run Crew): Sabrina Bianco, Sheli Chelchinski, Siena Nitzky, Aidan Schexnaydre Electrics: Tori Buzzanca, Roman Favela, Yana Madyaroua, Olivia Maynard, Claire McClarty, Ziqi Yuan Costume Maintenance: Griffin Evans, Addison Schulitz Production Assistants: Maggie Brennan, Lorenzo Perez, Mia Saliba

SETTING Northern France, 1917

INTERMISSION Henry V will be performed with one fifteen-minute intermission.

CAST Amandre Ali (he/him) (u/s: Chorus, The Boy, Cambridge, Court, Orleans) is a sophomore B.F.A. acting major from Brooklyn, N.Y. His previous acting credits include Gabriel in Mad Forest and Prince Lewis in King John. He is excited to be part of the Syracuse University Department of Drama’s production of Henry V and is grateful for the continued support of his family, friends, instructors, and colleagues. G.B. Bellamy (King Henry V) is a senior acting major/ playwright, hailing from New York City. Prior credits include, the world is hours by SEVAN (Abel), A Walrus In The Body of A Crocodile (3), and Ghoul Fools (Michael) at The Chain Theatre Festival. “It is a deep privilege to be portraying Henry V, this role is a huge step in my flourishing acting career, and I am deeply thankful to my cast, stage managers, production assistants, crew, and Chris & John Tufts.” Insta: @gb.bellamy | gbbellamy.com Maya Compton (she/her) (Montjoy, Governor of Harfleur, Gower) is a sophomore acting major from Athens, GA. This is her first Department of Drama production and she is so grateful to be a part of this show. Some of her prior credits include: My Mother Looked Just Like You (Lifetime), Erin & Aaron (Nickelodeon), and Mr. Dickens is Coming to Town! (WCNY). Maya would like to thank her family and friends for their constant love and endless support in all that she does! Reps: Formation Talent Agency, ME Talent Management. @maya.compton Ali DeFilippo (she/her) (Nym, Katherine, Gloucester) is a sophomore acting major from Bedford, N.Y. This is her first production with the Syracuse University Department of Drama and she couldn’t be more excited to share it with this incredible cast and crew! She is beyond grateful for the support and love from her family, friends, and instructors. Madison Donnelly (she/her) (u/s: Exeter, Hostess, Alice, Montjoy, Governor of Harfleur, Gower) is a sophomore musical theater major currently from Jamestown, R.I. This is her first production with the Department of Drama and she is grateful for this brilliant company! She is very thankful for all the love and support from her friends, family, professors, and peers!

CAST Charlie Gaskin (he/him) (Westmorland, Fluellen, Dauphin) is an international exchange student from Rose Bruford College in London, England. Charlie is incredibly grateful to have been cast in this production and to have had the opportunity to work with so many amazing people during his time in Syracuse. Emily Kiyomi Gorin (she/her) (Exeter, Hostess, Alice) is a senior acting major from Los Angeles, California. She was previously seen as Sophie in Kentucky (mainstage) and Valentine/Ursula in Twelfth Night (mainstage) with the Syracuse University Department of Drama. She is grateful for this wonderfully hardworking cast and crew for making her final show at Syracuse so special. She would like to thank her Mom, family, friends, and mentors for their unconditional support. Sarah Hiciano (she/her) (Scroop, Jamy, Bates, Bourbon, Rambures) is a sophomore acting major and is excited to make her Syracuse University Department of Drama debut in Henry V! She cannot thank her professors, family, and the cast and crew of Henry V enough. She hopes you enjoy the show! Ray Jarboe (he/him) (Chorus, The Boy) is a sophomore acting major from the Greater Boston area of Massachusetts. This is his first show at the Syracuse University Department of Drama and he is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this wonderful production. Naomi Lawley (u/s: Ely, French King, Erpingham, Nym, Katherine, Gloucester) is a sophomore musical theater major from Buffalo, N.Y. This is her first production with the Syracuse University Department of Drama. She is incredibly grateful to be part of this experience and has learned so much throughout the process. She has especially enjoyed getting to know and work alongside such a talented and wonderful cast and production team!

CAST Jordan Massey (Grey, MacMorris, Constable of France, Williams) is a senior acting major from Waldorf, MD. This is Jordan’s fifth production with the Syracuse University Department of Drama and they feel very lucky to be closing out their schooling here at Syracuse with Henry V. Jordan would like to thank their peers, cast, and crew for making their time here at Syracuse and in this production the best it could possibly be. Emma Newman (she/her) (Assistant Director, u/s: Scroop, Jamy, Bates, Bourbon, Rambures, Grey, MacMorris, Constable of France, Williams) is an international exchange student from Rose Bruford College in London, England. Prior credits include Actor in Love and Information (Rose Bruford College), Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz (Trinity High School), Bosun in Return to The Forbidden Planet (Trinity High School), and Ensemble in RENT! (Topbox Studios). Emma is grateful for the opportunity to work with the cast and creative team and to be part of the production. Grace Paskey (Ely, French King, Erpingham) is a senior acting major from Ashburn, VA. Prior credits include: …Humming in the Background (Department of Drama, Clark devised project) and Pandora’s Suitcase (Syracuse Stage Children’s Tour). Grace would like to thank her family for their constant support and endless love. Evan Riccio (he/him) (Cambridge, Court, Orleans, u/s: King Henry V) is a senior acting major from Sammamish, WA. This is his first mainstage production at the Department of Drama, previously having been an understudy in the small-scale production, In Sisters We Trust, or My F*cked Up American Girl Doll Play as a sophomore. He is incredibly honored to be a part of this talented and creative company. He would like to thank his parents, peers, and everyone who has supported him in following his dreams. Nathan Rozenblit (he/him) (u/s: Bardolph, Burgundy, Canterbury, Pistol, Bedford, Westmorland, Fluellen, Dauphin) is a sophomore musical theater major from Haworth, New Jersey. This is his first production with the Department of Drama and he is honored to have worked with this incredible company. He is very grateful for his incredible family for supporting him in this career. 8

CAST Jake Velyvis (he/him) (Bardolph, Burgundy) is a senior acting major from Wellesley, MA. This is his second show for the Syracuse University Department of Drama, after playing Ensemble in last semester’s small scale smash hit … Humming in the Background. He would like to thank everyone involved in the making of Henry V. Seth Winnick (Canterbury, Pistol, Bedford) is a senior acting major from Hershey, PA. This is his fourth mainstage production with the Syracuse University Department of Drama after appearing in Twelfth Night, What the Moon Saw and Kentucky. He has also received training at Shakespeare’s Globe and the Prague Shakespeare Company, and he has worked extensively with the Gamut Theatre Group. ARTISTIC TEAM Zeke Leonard (Scenic Designer) is a maker and educator based in Syracuse. He is an Associate Professor in the Syracuse University School of Design and is the Program Coordinator for the School of Design First Year Experience. His making practice, centered around furniture and musical instruments, explores resource usage and waste-stream contributions as indicators of socio-cultural value structures. In addition to teaching drawing and furniture design and making at Syracuse University, he also regularly teaches at craft schools such as Haystack Mountain School of Craft in Maine and Arrowmont School for Arts and Crafts in Tennessee. Carmen M. Martinez (Costume Designer) hails from the city of Lima, Peru, but has been in the New York area since 2004. She holds a B.F.A. in graphic design from RISD, and an M.F.A. in set and costume design from the Yale School of Drama. This unique combination allows her to collaborate in many disciplines (almost) seamlessly. As a graphic designer, she worked at The Museum of Modern Art and The Metropolitan Museum. She is also a founding partner and creator of the small women owned and run studio “all of the things nyc” (www.allofthethingsnyc.com). In this endeavor she provides costume crafts and prop design services, as well as creates her own line of jewelry and home goods (which usually have a funny, socially conscious, and feminist twist). With AOTT, she has been a vendor at multiple events like the Union Square and Columbus Circle Holiday Markets. Some of her theatrical projects include, set design for James and the Giant Peach at The Alliance Theater,

ARTISTIC TEAM Danny, King of the Basement at Syracuse Stage, props for The Hairy Ape at the Armory, scenic elements for Katy Perry’s performance at the Met Gala (2017), Un Informe Sobre la Banalidad del Amor in Lima, Peru, and Owners at Yale Rep. To see more of her work, visit www.cmmartinezo.com Andy LiDestri (he/him) (Lighting Designer) is an entertainment electrician and lighting designer. He currently is the Associate Lighting and Projections Supervisor at Syracuse Stage where he serves as the Lighting Supervisor for the Syracuse University Department of Drama. Previous lighting design credits for the Department of Drama include, Pippin (Department of Drama mainstage), We Are Proud to Present… (Department of Drama mainstage) and On the Lake. Other theatrical lighting designs: The Ugly Xmas Sweater Musical (The REV Theatre Company, NY), In the Soundless Awe (The HARTT School, CT), Romeo & Juliet (Woolgatherers Theatre Group, NYC), and Crave (Egg & Spoon, NYC). He has electrician, programming, and design experience in the worlds of trade shows, events, concerts, tour, theatre, and lighting manufacturing. In the rock and roll world Andy has lit artists including Green Day, Noah Kahan, Saving Abel, and Blue Oyster Cult. Thank you to Emily. You can find more of Andy’s work at Andylidestri.com and @andestri on Instagram. Xi (Zoey) Lin 林曦 (any) (Sound Designer) is a composer and sound designer from Nanjing, China. She holds a B.A. in Theatre Arts and a B.M. in Piano Performance from Lawrence University and recently completed her MFA in Sound Design at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. She was a 2026 Connecticut Critics Circle Award winner for Outstanding Sound Design for her work on the Yale Rep production Rhinoceros. Previous theatre credits include sound design for The Happiest Man on Earth (Playhouse on Park), sound dramaturgy for Foods of The Forgotten War (The Public Theatre); sound design and original music for The Far Country (Co-Designer) and Rhinoceros (Yale Rep), Kilele and Macbeth (Geffen School), and sound design and Arduino programming for The Mailroom installation with Yale-China (International Festival of Arts & Ideas). Additional music credits include compositions for Morpho Studio’s digital fashion collection releases of 「CORAL 珊瑚」and VINCENT at Beijing Fashion Week, chamber composition Hop, hop... ins Wasser — A Sequel to Wozzeck for Yale College New Music Concert at the Beinecke Library, and a programmatic orchestral work for Yoko Tawada’s The Reflection. xizoeylin.com Alec Barbour (Stage Combat) is a Syracuse, N.Y. based actor, intimacy director, fight choreographer, and playwright. He relishes the opportunity to create visceral, authentic moments of violence and intimacy that are thrilling 10

ARTISTIC TEAM for audiences while being safe and fun for actors. He is a Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors, and an Intimacy Director with IDC. He received his M.F.A. in Acting at the Hilberry Repertory Theatre at Wayne State University in Detroit. He is a proud member of Actors’ Equity and SAG/ AFTRA, and he teaches acting at Syracuse University. Intimacy Direction: (For Syracuse Stage) Clyde’s, Tender Rain, Amadeus. (For SU Drama) Head over Heels, Ghost Ship, Guys and Dolls, As You Like It, Movie Night, Romeo and Juliet, Everybody, Wild Party. (For Wallbyrd Theatre Co.) Bard Bending: Fight Club, Two Gentlemen of Verona. (For Utica College) Dracula. Fight Direction: (For Syracuse Stage) Clyde’s, Tender Rain, Salt/City/Clues, Amadeus, Suzette who Set to Sea, Deathtrap, Disgraced. (SU Drama) Head over Heels, Ghost Ship, Guys and Dolls, Sweet Charity, As You Like It, Movie Night, Cymbeline, Sender, In Love and Warcraft, Wild Party, Kiss Me Kate. (U. of Rochester) Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. (with J. David Brimmer). (Nazareth College) Spring Awakening, Hayfever, Vinegar Tom. (Le Moyne College)Squirrels, The Play That Goes Wrong, She Kills Monsters, Macbeth in Concert, Romeo & Juliet in Concert, The Liar. (Hilberry Repertory Theatre) The Cripple of Inishmaan, Macbeth, The Mousetrap, Moon Over Buffalo. (Wayne State U.) Arabian Nights, Dead Man’s Cell Phone, SubUrbia. (Wallbyrd Theatre Co) Bard Bending: Fight Club!, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolfe, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Taming of the Shrew, Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, Dracula. Kathleen Baum (Intimacy Choreographer) is an actor, movement coach, intimacy choreographer, and teacher. She has worked at theaters and training programs across the U.S. and internationally in Berlin, London, Toronto, Sao Paolo, Sydney, and Melbourne, among others. She has been on faculty at Emerson College and the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, and is currently on faculty in the Syracuse University Department of Drama. Celia Madeoy (Dialect Coach) Professional credits include acting at The Shakespeare Theatre Company, Folger Theatre, Shakespeare & Company, The Gateway Playhouse, REV Theatre Company, The Rogue Theatre, Marin Shakespeare Company, and Blackfriars Playhouse at the American Shakespeare Center. She has directed and performed internationally at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and taught alongside distinguished acting faculty of the Royal Shakespeare Company, British American Drama Academy at University of Oxford, Rose Bruford College, Academy of Classical Acting at George Washington University, and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London. Favorite roles at Syracuse Stage include Madame de la Grande Bouche in

ARTISTIC TEAM Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and Deb in Elf The Musical for which she won a Syracuse Area Live Theatre Award for Best Supporting Actress. M.F.A: The Theatre School at DePaul University in Chicago. Amelia Mindlin-Leitner (she/her) (Stage Manager) is a senior stage management major from Denver, CO. Other Syracuse stage management credits include: Picnic (Department of Drama mainstage, stage manager), Little Women (Department of Drama mainstage, assistant stage manager), Dial M for Murder (Syracuse Stage, stage management intern), The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Black Box Players, technical & calling stage manager), and Touched (Department of Drama mainstage, assistant stage manager). Outside of Syracuse, she has been the stage manager for Ohio Light Opera’s productions of Yeomen of the Guard and Patience and the assistant stage manager for their productions of My Fair Lady, Damn Yankees, Boys From Syracuse, Tip Toes, and Brigadoon. She is grateful for the support from her friends, family, peers, and professors. Reese Hornick (she/her) (Dramaturg) is a sophomore theater management major from Dayton, OH. At the Syracuse University Department of Drama, she also worked as an assistant stage manager on Foolproof (New Works/New Voices). This is her first Dramaturgy credit, and she is immensely grateful for this experience. AUTHOR William Shakespeare (1564-1616) was an English poet and playwright, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world’s preeminent dramatist. His surviving works, including some collaborations, consist of 38 plays, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems, and several other poems. His plays have been translated into every major living language and are performed more often than those of any other playwright. Most of his known work was produced between 1589 and 1613. His early plays were mainly comedies and histories, genres he raised to the peak of sophistication and artistry by the end of the sixteenth century. He then wrote mainly tragedies until about 1608, including Hamlet, King Lear, and Macbeth, considered some of the finest works in the English language. In his last phase, he wrote tragicomedies, also known as romances, and collaborated with other playwrights. Shakespeare was a respected poet and playwright in his own day, but his reputation did not rise to its present heights until the nineteenth century. The Romantics, in particular, acclaimed Shakespeare’s genius, and the Victorians worshipped Shakespeare

AUTHOR with a reverence that George Bernard Shaw called “bardolatry”. His plays remain highly popular today and are constantly studied, performed, and reinterpreted in diverse cultural and political contexts throughout the world. DIRECTOR John Tufts (he/him) Syracuse Stage: The Play that Goes Wrong, A Christmas Carol, Murder on the Orient Express. Off-Broadway: Ava: The Secret Conversations with Elizabeth McGovern; Virtual Meditation; Fashions for Men (Lucille Lortel Nomination); Pride and Prejudice (Lucille Lortel Nomination). In 15 Seasons with The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, roles include Benedick, Henry V, Romeo, Puck, and many more. Regional credits: The Guthrie, Goodman, Arena Stage, Old Globe, Seattle Rep, McCarter Theater, Chicago Shakespeare, and more. TV: Bad Teacher, Fashions for Men. Awards: Arthur Kennedy Award, Indy Award. @johnnymtufts A S S I S TA N T S A N D A S S O C I AT E S Abby Derderian (Assistant Stage Manager) is a freshman theater management major from Rye, New Hampshire. Abby Larkin (she/her) (Assistant Scenic Designer) is a sophomore theater design and technology major from Pennsylvania. Hannah LoGiudice (Assistant Lighting Designer) is a senior theater design and technology major from Wooster, OH. Claire McClarty (she/her) (Assistant Stage Manager) is a freshman stage management major from Austin, TX. Bella Molino (Hair and Makeup Design) is a sophomore from Virginia majoring in theater design and technology and forensic science. Ren Nygaard (he/they) (Assistant Costume Designer) is a junior theater design major from Schenectady, New York. Madeline Wolcott (Assistant Costume Designer)

C H A I R , D E PA R T M E N T O F D R A M A Eleanor Holdridge Off-Broadway productions include world premieres of Selma ’65 (LaMaMa), Steve & Idi (Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre), and Cycling Past The Matterhorn (Clurman Theatre). Regional world premieres include Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me A Soprano, David Grimm’s adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac, Lauren Gunderson’s The Revolutionists (Cincinnati Playhouse), NNPN Rolling World Premieres of Lauren Gunderson’s Miss Bennett: Christmas at Pemberley and I and You, Meg Maroshnik’s Fickle: A Fancy French Farce, and Caleen Sinnette Jennings’ Queens Girl in the World (Theatre J). She has directed twenty-four of Shakespeare’s plays, some of them multiple times. Holdridge's upcoming directing projects include a workshop of Maggie Lou Radar’s The Best Little Cat House in Scab Holler for the Made in Cincy festival at Cincinnati Playhouse, a reading of her adaptation of Percy Bysshe Shelley’s The Cenci at The Red Bull Theatre in New York and a production of Ken Ludwig’s Death on the Nile at the Alley Theater in Houston, Texas.

A B O U T T H E D E PA R T M E N T O F D R A M A Part of the College of Visual and Performing Arts, the Syracuse University Department of Drama offers degree programs in acting, musical theater, theater design and technology, stage management, and theater management utilizing conservatory-style training in a university setting and in collaboration with Syracuse Stage. With much appreciation, the Department of Drama wishes to acknowledge the valuable contribution of the Syracuse Stage staff.

S Y R A C U S E U N I V E R S I T Y D E PA R T M E N T O F D R A M A Chair........................................................................................................................Eleanor Holdridge Finance & Operations..........................................................................................................Erna Eno Administrative Specialist..................................................................................................Jen Ballard Director, VPA: NYC.................................................................................................Julia Smeliansky Production Manager..............................................................................................Stuart Plymesser Dean, VPA...................................................................................................................Michael S. Tick

F U L L-T I M E FA C U LT Y

Christine Albright-Tufts Robert Andrusko Jess Carr Brian Cimmet Danyon Davis Izmir Ickbal Alex Jainchill

Marcus Jordan Rebecca Karpoff Jacob Kerzner David Lowenstein Celia Madeoy Carmen Martínez Katherine McGerr

Thom Miller Erica Murphy Ricky Pak Dougie Robbins Bradley Stone Holly Thuma Kathleen Wrinn

A D J U N C T FA C U LT Y

Carly Allen Dylinn Andrew Alec Barbour Kathleen Baum Bradley Beckman Kerry Bereza Lex Bonner Don Buschmann Jed Daniels Gretchen Darrow-Crotty Adria Dawn Julia Ebner Danita Emma Marcus Herndon

Emily Holm Aldo Kattón Jay Korter Nicholas Kowerko Andy LiDestri Zizi Majid Michael McCurdy Kathy Miranda Amanda Moore Leslie Noble Krystal Osborne Whitney Pak Stuart Plymesser Mara Rich

A C C O M PA N I S T S

Kerry Bereza, Carlos Perez, Abel Searor

Julianna Sabol Rebecca Schuetz Hanni Schwarzlander Abel Searor Blake Segal Randy Steffen John Tufts Katie Weber Joseph Whelan Joan Willard Dan Williams Matthew Winning

S Y R A C U S E S TA G E S TA F F

Artistic Director.............................................................................................................Robert Hupp Managing Director.............................................................................................Carly DiFulvio Allen Associate Artistic Director............................................................................................Melissa Crespo Resident Playwright..............................................................................................................Kyle Bass P R O D U C T I O N S TA F F

Director of Production Operations...........................................................................Don Buschmann Associate Director of Production Operations.......................................................Stuart Plymesser Student Employee........................................................................................Mackenzie Cullen† Student Workstudy...........................................................................................Claire Arveson† Company Manager and Production Management Associate......................................Brian Crotty Assistant Company Manager.....................................................................................Sarai Ford Technical Director..................................................................................................Randall Steffen Assistant Technical Director............................................................................Rebecca Schuetz Scene Shop Foreman...........................................................................................Michael King Technical Assistant...................................................................................................Liz Daurio Carpenters...............................................................................John Gamble, Brian McBurney Student Workstudy..............................................................................................Bella Molino† Scenic Charge Artist...................................................................................................Emily Holm Lead Scenic Artist................................................................................................Laurel Arnold Scenic Painter....................................................................................................Jessica Culligan Student Employee......................................................................................Hannah LoGiudice† Props Supervisor............................................................................................................Mara Rich Associate Props Supervisor.........................................................................................D. Austin Craftpersons................................................................................Elizabeth Elliott, Nora Galley Student Employee.........................................................................................Natalie Steinberg† Student Workstudy...............................................................................................Abby Larkin†

Costume Shop Manager..........................................................................Gretchen Darrow-Crotty Assistant Costume Shop Manager.....................................................................Amanda Moore Cutter-Drapers..............................................................................Emily King, Kathryn Rauch First Hand.......................................................................................................Katelyn Yonkers Stitchers................................................................................Krista Commisso, Sophie Shahan Craftsperson/Shopper..............................................................................................Wyatt Kim Wardrobe Supervisor.........................................................................................Dylinn Andrew Student Workstudy.............................................................................................Eunchae Kim† Electrics and Projection Supervisor...............................................................................Jed Daniels Associate Electrics and Projection Supervisor......................................................Andy LiDestri Electrician/Board Operator..............................................................Koltin Davis, Kat Larrabee Sound Department Supervisor.......................................................................................Jay Korter Audio Engineer...............................................................................................Kevin O’Connor Sound Engineer/Board Operator..........................................................................Garrett Frink Non Equity Assistant Stage Managers......................................................Erin C Brett, Ella Gover 16

A D M I N I S T R AT I V E S TA F F

General Manager....................................................................................................Michael McCurdy Comptroller..............................................................................................Mary Kennett Morreale Associate General Manager........................................................................................Jacob Ellison Director of Information Management & Technology...................................Garrett Diaz-Wheeler Director of Development.............................................................................................Ana Díaz-Diez Development Associate.....................................................................................Candice Bermudez Development Coordinator..................................................................................Lauren Schweers† Development Interns.............................................................................Ivy Dietrich†, Aasha Puri† Director of Community Engagement..................................................................Joann Maria Yarrow Director of Education.......................................................................................................Kate Laissle Community Engagement and Education Coordinator.....................................................Zizi Majid Education Interns............................................................Elyanna Morales†, Audrey Tresnan† Director of Marketing and Communications..............................................................Joanna Penalva Audience Development Manager..............................................................................Tracey White Creative Director, Marketing..................................................................................Brenna Merritt Marketing Content and Publications Manager.....................................................Matthew Nerber Graphic Designer.................................................................................................Jonathan Hudak Marketing Intern..........................................................................................................Jarel Reed† Box Office Manager.....................................................................................Courtney Richardson Assistant Box Office Manager.................................................................................Em Piraino Box Office Assistants..............................................Josh Cooper†, Molly Evert†, Skye Robinson† Audience Services Manager.................................................................................Bianca Stevenson Assistant Audience Services Manager................................................................Laurie DeMaria Audience Services Associates.....................Alana Aviles, Solomon Billinkoff, Caroline Brackett Monika Bregande, Ashelyn Carden†, Khayman Clancy, Jacob Garofalo, Zoe Greenberg†, Cam Humphrey, Reyna Sanchez†, Esme Schaus†, Lisa Wright Executive Assistant............................................................................................................Judi Dixon Sign Language Interpreters.....................................................................Brenda Brown, Sue Freeman Open Captioning........................................................................Jacob G. Ellison, Michael McCurdy Audio Description..........................................................Brad Beckman, Kate Laissle, Joseph Whelan Artistic Intern..................................................................................Ella Femino†, Amanda Podhurst† Community Services Officers............................Chris Deutschman, Stacey Emmons, Martha Farmer Custodians........................................................................Tony Rogers, Ron Taylor, Candace Velario

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