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ACADEMY UNDERWRITER The Brooks and Joan Fortune Family Foundation SPONSORED BY Rogers-Carroll Family Foundation

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VISION STATEMENT The Depot Theatre will have a robust, regional, and year-round presence by creating the highest of quality programs, building strong partnerships, and enhancing community engagement while promoting diversity in all that we do.

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DEPOT ACADEMY THEATRE PROGRAM SPONSORS UNDERWRITER The Brooks and Joan Fortune Family Foundation SENIOR PROGRAM SPONSOR - HADESTOWN: TEEN EDITION The Mill, Emerging Blue SUMMER PROGRAM SPONSOR - SEUSSICAL, JR. Rogers-Carroll Family Foundation The Depot Theatre receives funding from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor and the New York State Legislature.

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Letter from the President of the Board Depot Academy Families and Friends, Welcome to SEUSSICAL JR, and thank you for joining us at the Whallonsburgh Grange to celebrate the incredible young performers of the Depot Theatre Academy. This has been an exciting summer for our Academy. Earlier this season, audiences were treated to outstanding performances of HADESTOWN: TEEN EDITION and the concert production of RIDE THE CYCLONE. Those productions showcased not only the remarkable talent of our students, but also their dedication, creativity, and willingness to challenge themselves. This performance of SEUSSICAL JR is another wonderful example of how young artists can create something wonderful. The Academy program is about so much more than putting on a show. It is a place where students build confidence, develop their craft, form lasting friendships, and discover the joy of working together toward a common goal. Every rehearsal, workshop, and performance helps prepare them not only for the stage, but for whatever comes next. My sincere thanks to our Academy staff, directors, music team, choreographers, volunteers, families, and supporters. Your encouragement, time, and commitment make experiences like this possible. Most of all, congratulations to our students. We are so proud of everything you have accomplished this summer. The future of the Academy is bright. We are already planning new workshops, training opportunities, mentorship programs, and performances that will continue to inspire and challenge young artists throughout the year. We hope you’ll stay connected and be part of what’s ahead. Thank you for supporting the Depot Theatre Academy and for encouraging the next generation of performers. We hope you enjoy SEUSSICAL JR and celebrate these talented young artists. Warmly, Scott Gibree President, Board of Directors

Letter from the Depot Theatre Academy Director Every summer I have the distinct privilege of working with over 50 kids in our Academy’s Junior and Intro program. The absolute joy that kids exude on stage when they are performing is unmatched and brings all of us such joy. This year that joy is magnified because for the first time the Depot Junior program is being directed and supported by Depot Academy Alumni. Our directors Cooper Halloran and Ella Lobdell have been involved with theatre since they were eight. They have graced our main stage in our senior Academy program in HADESTOWN, RIDE THE CYCLONE, THE DROWSY CHAPERONE, and THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE. Now they get to spread their wings and direct, and they have by all standards done a magnificent job. They are assisted this year by other senior Academy actors Hanna Bailey and Lee Fay. Their work and the production you will see is the culmination of lots of experience, hard work, and the talents of these actors from all over the North Country. We are so proud to bring this show to you and hope that you enjoy every second of SEUSSICAL JR! So sit back and relax as our story takes wing, enjoy every Who, each prop, and each thing! Keep your heart open wide, let your mind wander free, and imagine the marvelous things you can be. A person’s a person no matter how small, and our cast is the most amazing of all. Gigi Mason Depot Theatre Academy Director

The Depot Theatre employs members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (“Equity”), founded in 1913, is the U.S. labor union that represents more than 50,000 Actors and Stage Managers. Equity seeks to foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of society and advances the careers of its members by negotiating wages, working conditions and providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. Actors’ Equity is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. #EquityWorks.

SUPPORT THANK YOU The Depot Theatre’s continued success is a testament to the support we receive from our subscribers, donors, sponsors, grantors, friends, local businesses and partners. We RELY on your generous contributions, just as you rely on us to deliver on our mission to “entertain, enrich, and educate through professional theatrical arts and related programs based in a historic train station.”

KEEP US STRONG Recent years illustrated the need for us to ensure that we can weather another unforeseen derailment AND continue to pursue our long-term strategic goals. By remaining financially secure, we can do both. Here are some ways for YOU to have a long-term impact on the Depot’s success: • •

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Recurring Gift One of the simplest ways to support the Depot Theatre is to make a monthly recurring gift using a credit card. Multi-Year Pledge We’d love for you to consider pledging a certain level of support for multiple years. A multi-year pledge is a great way to make a significant impact on the future of the Depot Theatre by strengthening our ability to plan budgets and programming. Planned Giving - support the ongoing work of the Depot Theatre with a planned gift in your will or trust.

QUESTIONS? Contact Sarah Wilson, Executive Director, at ed@depottheatre.org or 518.962.4449 x2. You, our investors, continue to help keep us strong, and we cannot thank you enough for your generosity! 7

The Depot Theatre Academy presents

Book by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty Music by Stephen Flaherty

Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens

Conceived by Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty and Eric Idle Based on the Works of Dr. Seuss Music Supervised, Adapted and Produced by Bryan Louiselle Seussical™ was originally produced on Broadway by SFX Theatrical Group, Barry & Fran Weissler and Universal Studios

Directors - Cooper Halloran, Ella Lobdell Music Director - Jennifer Moore Camp Directors - Gigi Mason, Heather Walsh Program Assistants Hanna Bailey, Shelby Klemann, Sadie Burgess Set Design - Cooper Halloran, Ella Lobdell, Gigi Mason Light Design - Rachel Budin Costume Design - Heather Walsh, Gigi Mason Sound Design - Jim Carroll Stage Managers - Lee Fay, Alayna Kivlehan Backstage Assistants - Keenan Duso, Shelby Klemann

There will be a ten-minute Intermission THE VIDEOTAPING OR OTHER VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDING OF THIS PRODUCTION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

SEUSSICAL™ JR. is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. Www.MTIShows.Com

CAST

CAT IN THE HAT.................................................................................................................Kalyn Kivlehan JOJO................................................................................................................................. Juliet Giovacco HORTON............................................................................................................................. Lucas Lapage GERTRUDE.................................................................................................................. Aubrey Shumway MAYZIE LABIRD ..........................................................................................Claudia Halloran Donaldson SOUR KANGAROO............................................................................................................ Aylen Zantana YOUNG KANGAROO .............................................................................................................Nora Dorney MR. MAYOR............................................................................................................................Calen Duso MRS MAYOR............................................................................................................................Olivya Ball BABY ELEPHANT BIRD .......................................................................................................Cali Kingzack BIRD GIRLS...............................................Jianna Giovacco, Tatum Brearton, Ava Leibeck, Layla Jacques, Anna Duso, Hannah Collier WICKERSHAMS.................. Lewis Henderson, Sabine Brearton, Lilliana Soto, Zoey Kingzack, Ava Kurak GRINCH.............................................................................................................................. Keenan Duso JUDGE YERTLE ..............................................................................................................Lewis Henderson VLAD VLADIKOFF............................................................................................................. Phoebe Rogers JUNGLE CITIZENS AND CIRCUS ANIMALS.......................Lillyann Lavallee, Phoebe Rogers, Louisa Scott, Felicity Vanrijsewijk, Hiehly Birch Allen, Jordana Giovacco WHOS.....................................................................Lovett Henderson, Grace Robinson, Carolyn Castelli, Eloise Eaton, Harriet Brooks, Samantha Stone INTRO TO THEATRE WHOS...........Harper Bauman, Fran Castelli, Scout Eaton, Lina Goff, Rowen Holland, June Hooper, Cali Kingzack, Maia Kurak, Gray Mckinley Johnson, Laney Morris, Cleo Robinson, Zoe Rogers, Mae Scott, Elin Zhao FISH..................................................Lilyann Lavallee, Louisa Scott, Lovett Henderson, Grace Robinson, Carolyn Castelli, Eloise Eaton, Harriet Brooks, Samantha Stone, Jordana Giovacco HUNTERS..............................................Ava Kurak, Hiehly Birch Allen, Felicity Vanrijsewijk, Lilliana Soto NURSES..................................................................................................Sabine Brearton, Zoey Kingzack

PRODUCTION CREW

Thrust Construction - Brenden Cavalier, Aaron Jodoin Costumes - Heather Walsh, Gigi Mason Props - created by Cast with assistance by Hanna Bailey, Alayna Kivlehan, Shelby Klemann and Lee Fay Stage Managers - Lee Fay, Alayna Kivlehan Backstage Assistants - Keenan Duso, Shelby Klemann Followspot - Hanna Bailey

THE CAST OLIVYA BALL (MRS. MAYOR) is 13 and entering eighth grade at Willsboro Central School. Previously, she has been in FROZEN JR., BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JR., BIG BAD, WIZARD OF OZ JR., and SUESSICAL JR. She likes dancing and singing. In the future, she plans to be a content creator or a chef. She would like to thank her mom, dad, brother, and all of her friends and loved ones. The Depot Academy has taught her to meet new people and not be afraid and to do anything you put your mind to. HIEHLY BIRCH ALLEN (HUNTER, CIRCUS ANIMAL, JUNGLE CITIZEN) is 9 and entering fifth grade at North Country School. Her previous shows are MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, ANASTASIA, WIZARD OF OZ JR., THE ENORMOUS CROCODILE, HOUSE AT POOH CORNER, TWELFTH NIGHT, RIP VAN WINKLE, THE DICTIONARY STORY. Hielhy has also been in the NUTCRACKER for 3 years. She likes the horses – Harly, Molsen, Pella, and Chance – because they are always kind. In the future, she plans to do professional horse riding. Hielhy would like to thank her parents and her friends in and out of the cast. The Depot Academy has helped Hielhy become more comfortable singing in a group. SABINE BREARTON (WICKERSHAM, NURSE) is 11 and entering sixth grade at Boquet Valley Central School. She has previously been in PETER PAN JR. (Nana), MATILDA JR. (random kid), SHREK JR. (pig), WIZARD OF OZ JR. (Toto), HAMILTON, ANNIE (Pepper), and NARNIA (Lucy). She is interested in soccer, softball, theatre, gymnastics, and running. She likes dogs and most animals. She dislikes alligators and crocodiles. In the future, Sabine plans on opening the biggest animal shelter in the world. Sabine would like to thank every single person at the Depot. She thanks her family and friends for supporting her. She also would like to thank herself. The Depot Academy has taught her that every role matters and is important. TATUM BREARTON (BIRD GIRL) is 14 and entering 9th grade at Boquet Valley Central School. Tatum has previously been in THE WIZARD OF OZ JR. (Glinda), SHREK JR. (Gingy, Storyteller 3, Ugly Duckling), MATILDA JR. (Amanda Thripp), MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS (Eve), and ANASTASIA (Nadia, Reporter, ensemble). She is interested in writing, theatre, art, and creativity. She likes soccer, happiness, anime, manga, books,

candy, shiny things, magic, nice people, her family, her friends, and relaxation. She dislikes meanness, annoyance, messes, weird smells, mangos, pain, when her favorite characters die, anime slander, death, being scared, and people who say ‘Oioioi’ without knowing what it is from. In the future, Tatum plans to go to Japan, become a writer or an actor, have a family, go bungee jumping, meet voice actors, have fun, smile, and live her life the way she wants. Tatum would like to thank her family and friends; Ms. George; anime, books, and T.V. for inspiring her; Gigi; Amy; Cooper; Ella; and the entire cast. The Depot Academy has taught Tatum that whoever says that theatre isn’t a sport is utterly wrong and should try it out. It has also taught her how amazing theatre is. HARRIET BROOKS (WHO, FISH) is 8 and entering third grade at Keene Central School. She has previously been in WIZARD OF OZ JR. She likes cats and Harry Potter. She dislikes eggs and new movies. In the future, she might like to work in the mall. She would like to thank Janelle and her dad. The Depot Academy has taught her to get rid of her stage fright. CAROLYN CASTELLI (WHO, FISH) is 8 and entering third grade at Boquet Valley Central School. She has previously been in WIZARD OF OZ JR, along with school concerts. Carolyn is interested in cooking and baking. She likes wildcats and dislikes eggplants. In the future, she wants to become a chef. She would like to thank all of her friends. The Depot Academy has taught her how to put on a good show. HANNAH COLLIER (BIRD GIRL) is 15 and entering ninth grade at Ausable Valley Central School. She has previously been in ADDAMS FAMILY and SEUSSICAL JR. She likes skiing, softball, swimming, traveling, and hanging out with friends. In the future, she plans to become a criminal psychologist. She would like to shout out her family and Leo Fay for driving her to rehearsals. She would like to thank the directors. The Depot Academy has taught her how to become better at getting into character. CLAUDIA HALLORAN-DONALDSON (MAYZIE) is 13 and entering eighth grade at Minerva Central School. She has previously been in PETER PAN JR., SHREK JR., THE WIZARD OF OZ JR., MATILDA JR.

(2 times!), and ALICE IN WONDERLAND. She loves spending time with friends and riding her bike. She dislikes tomatoes and people who talk over you when you are trying to say something. In the future, she hopes to eventually become a marine biologist, as well as an at-home baker. Claudia would like to thank Mary and Steve Halloran for letting her stay with them during the program; Cooper Halloran for providing transportation and helping her become better as an actor; and Sadie for being great support and providing her with entertainment. She would also like to thank her parents, family, and friends for supporting her and helping to encourage her to do better. Additionally, she would like to thank Joseph Donaldson and Nellie Halloran for helping her along the way in her acting career and helping to support her. The Depot Academy has taught her to give it your all. Even when you are super tired from choreography, display yourself with as much energy as possible. It has also taught her to have fun and not stress too much.

CALEN DUSO (MR. MAYOR) is 14 and entering ninth grade at Boquet Valley Central School. He has previously been in PETER PAN JR., MATILDA JR., SHREK JR., THE WIZARD OF OZ JR., and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JR. He likes cooking, reading, music, art, Call of Duty, reading, and sports. He dislikes school and mangoes. In the future, he plans to go to college on a culinary path. He would like to thank Sandy for being a listener and supporting him. The Depot Academy has taught him to enjoy what you have while it lasts, because it doesn’t go on forever.

NORA DORNEY (YOUNG KANGEROO) is 8 and entering third grade at Geyser Road Elementary School. She has previously been in WIZARD OF OZ JR. She loves acting and hates snakes. In the future, she plans on having fun and being an actress. Nora would like to thank everybody who has taken care of her. She would also like to thank Cooper, Ella, Gigi, Hanna, and Shelby. The Depot Academy has taught her to be better at dancing and being sassy.

ELOISE EATON (WHO, FISH) is 11 and entering sixth grade at Keene Central School. She has previously been in THE WIZARD OF OZ JR. and THE NUTCRACKER four times. Eloise likes ballet, dogs, and canoeing. She dislikes playing football. In the future, she plans to maybe build canoes. Eloise would like to thank Scout, Harriet, her mom, her dad, her friends, and other people who have helped her. The Depot Academy has taught her almost everything about theatre.

ANNA DUSO (BIRD GIRL) is 14 and entering 8th grade at Boquet Valley Central School. She has previously been in PETER PAN JR., MATILDA JR., SHREK JR., and WIZARD OF OZ JR. Anna likes soccer, basketball, sports, theatre, The Outsiders, Savannah Bananas, music, hunting, family, and friends. She dislikes school, annoying people, mango, and people who hate sports. In the future, she plans to play professional soccer. Anna would like to thank her family and friends for always supporting her. She would also like to thank the staff for supporting and doing these performances. She would also like to thank the people in and out of the Depot for helping her be who she is today. The Depot Academy has taught her to believe and work hard for her dreams and to not give up when life gets difficult.

KEENAN DUSO (GRINCH, BACKSTAGE ASSISTANT) is 12 and entering seventh grade at Boquet Valley Central School. He has previously been in PETER PAN JR., SHREK JR., BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JR., MATILDA JR., and WIZARD OF OZ JR. Some of his interests are art and strategy board games. He dislikes mangoes. In the future, Keenan plans to get a job and live life. He would like to thank his family and friends. The Depot Academy has taught Keenan how to adapt musically.

JIANNA GIOVACCO (BIRD GIRL) is 16 and entering eleventh grade at Ausable Valley Central School. She has previously been in PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (Lady Lucas, Mr. Denny), PETER PAN JR. (Tiger Lily), MATILDA JR. (Matilda), GREASE (Eugene), TREASURE ISLAND (Ms. Hawkins), GUYS AND DOLLS (Big Jewel), SHREK JR. (Donkey), and WIZARD OF OZ JR. (Wicked Witch of the West). Jianna likes to run track and cross country. She is currently learning the guitar and is planning on writing music. In the future, Jianna plans on becoming an actor full-time and doing track in college. Jianna would like to thank Gigi Mason for this amazing opportunity. The Depot Academy has taught her to be herself and stop caring about what other people think because at the end of the day, it doesn’t really matter. “We met for a reason, you’re either a blessing or a lesson.” - Frank Ocean

JOJO GIOVACCO (JUNGLE CITIZEN, CIRCUS ANIMAL, FISH) is 9 and entering fourth grade at AuSable Forks Elementary School. She has previously been in WIZARD OF OZ JR. and GIRAFFES CAN’T DANCE. She likes gymnastics, candy, and her sisters. She does not like school. In the future, she wants to be a gymnast, an actor, or a track star. She would like to thank Gigi, Jianna, Juliet, her mom, her dad, and her family. The Depot Academy has taught JoJo dancing and singing.

LAYLA JACQUES (BIRD GIRL) is 13 and entering eighth grade at Willsboro Central School. She has previously been in BIG BAD, FROZEN JR., BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JR., and WIZARD OF OZ JR. She likes soccer and theater and dislikes celery. In the future, she plans to be a surgeon, vet, or doctor. She would like to thank her mom for signing her up for this show and thank her family for supporting her. The Depot Academy has taught her that you’ll never know if you like something until you try it, and practice is important.

JULIET GIOVACCO (JOJO) is 11 and entering seventh grade at AuSable Valley Central School. She has previously been in SHREK JR. (Young Fiona), WIZARD OF OZ JR. (Lullaby League). She likes art, theatre, and singing. In the future, she plans to graduate from high school with an associate’s degree, then minor in biology and major in nursing to become a pediatric nurse practitioner. She would like to thank Gigi, Ella, Cooper, Amy, her mom, her dad, Jianna, her Aunt Nicole, and her Nana. The Depot Academy has taught her that giving up isn’t an option.

ZOEY KINGZACK (WICKERSHAM, NURSE) is 9 and entering fourth grade at Boquet Valley Central School. Her previous shows include WIZARD OF OZ JR. She likes the Depot, her friends, dogs, and Gigi. She dislikes the boys in her class. In the future, Zoey plans on becoming an actor. She would like to thank Gigi and Ella. The Depot Academy has taught her to have fun.

LEWIS HENDERSON (WICKERSHAM 1, JUDGE YERTLE) is 11 and attending Lake Champlain Waldorf School. Lewis has previously been in BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS, ANANSI AND THE MOSS COVERED ROCK, PETER PAN JR., MATILDA JR., SHREK JR., WIZARD OF OZ JR., and IDAN’S APPLES. He likes snowboarding, hiking, soccer, and swimming. He dislikes pressure and the color orange. In the future, he plans to become a professional soccer player. Lewis would like to thank his parents for helping him decide to go to the Depot. The Depot Academy has taught Lewis to channel his stage fright into confidence and to use humor to get through the show. LOVETT HENDERSON (WHO, FISH) is 8 years old and is entering third grade at the Lake Champlain Waldorf School. Previously Lovett was a puppet in PINNOCHIO and she was a Munchkin at the Depot Academy’s performance of the WIZARD OF OZ. Lovett was also in a play called THE SUN EGG where she played a squirrel. Lovett likes to go swimming and do plays, and she hates being bored. In the future Lovettt would like to be a veterinarian. Lovett would like to give a shout out to her mom and dad and her friend Layton. Lovett has learned the value of friends and how to become a better singer.

ALAYNA KIVLEHAN (STAGE MANAGER) is 12 and is entering the seventh grade at Stafford Middle School in Plattsburgh. Previous shows include assisting with HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, NEWSIES, GREASE, WIZARD OF OZ, NEWSIES, SEUSSICAL, LITTLE MERMAID, SCHOOL OF ROCK, MATIILDA, and MARY POPPINS. Alayna likes having fun with friends and family, helping her grandfather and her aunt in the garden, sports, and helping out with plays. In the future Alayna would like to be an engineer when she grows up. Alayna would like to thank her mom and dad, her sister Kalyn, Juliet, Jianna, Anna, Calen, Nora, Zoey, my directors, and the Depot. The Acamdey has taught Alayna to be a better backstage manager. KALYN KIVLEHAN (CAT IN THE HAT) is 14 and entering ninth grade at Plattsburgh High School. She has previously been in HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, WIZARD OF OZ JR., DROWSY CHAPERONE, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, NEWSIES, SEUSSICAL JR., SHREK JR., STORYVILLE, MATILDA JR., THE LITTLE MERMAID, GREASE, ALICE IN WONDERLAND, NEWSIES JR., SCHOOL OF ROCK, BYE BYE BIRDIE, MARY POPPINS, ARISTOCATS, and ALADDIN JR. Kalyn loves theatre, soccer, and flag football. She dislikes CATS: THE MUSICAL. In the future, she would like to be a lawyer or on Broadway. Kalyn would like to thank Anna, Calen, Lucas, Alayna, Jianna, Juliet, Aubrey, Nora, her directors, family, and her vocal coach Bill Verity. The Depot Academy has helped her grow as an actress, and she hopes to continue with them on her journey.

AVA KURAK (WICKERSHAM, HUNTER) is 10 and attending Lake Champlain Waldorf School. She has previously been in SIF’S GOLDEN HAIR, WIZARD OF OZ JR., JOSEPH, SHREK JR., GOLDEN GOOSE, and ANANSI. She likes politics, food, friends, theater, animals, drama, swimming, and ice skating. In the future, she hopes to become the president, an actress, or work in agriculture. She would like to thank her parents, her sister, her cats, Louisa, and all of her friends. The Depot Academy has taught her how to project her voice and make friends. LUCAS L. LAPAGE (HORTON THE ELEPHANT) is 13 and entering ninth grade at Plattsburgh High School. He has been in five shows with Plattsburgh High School, including MARY POPPINS, SCHOOL OF ROCK, GREASE, NEWSIES, and HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL. He was also in SEUSSICAL with A.R.T. He has interest in space, math, and physics. He likes performing, learning, and making friends. He dislikes English class. He dreams of one day going to Princeton for Astrophysics and working at NASA later on. He would like to shout out his parents and the Kivlehans for driving him to camp, the directors for teaching choreography, singing, and costumes, and finally Mr. Verity for making him an amazing singer. He loves the Depot Academy for making him more confident and more likely to make long-lasting friends. LILYANN LAVALLEE (JUNGLE ANIMAL, CIRCUS ANIMAL, FISH) is 8 and entering fourth grade at Willsboro Central School. She has previously been in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JR. She likes soccer and dislikes basketball. In the future, she plans to be a dentist. She would like to shout out her Lolo for biking her to rehearsals, and her mom for signing her up. The Depot Academy has taught her how to improve her dancing and singing, and that you never know if you will like something until you try it. AVA LEIBECK (BIRD GIRL) is 12 and entering seventh grade at Willsboro Central School. She has previously been in SEUSSICAL JR., WIZARD OF OZ JR., BIG BAD, WIZARD OF OZ, FROZEN JR., BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JR., CINDERELLA, DAMN YANKEES, and SHREK JR. She is interested in sports, horses, theatre, and the outdoors. She dislikes school and people fighting. In the future, she plans to be a speech therapist. She would like to thank the Depot Academy and her

family. The Depot Academy has taught Ava that it’s okay to be herself. GRACE ROBINSON (WHO, FISH) is 8 and entering third grade at Boquet Valley Central School. She has previously been in WIZARD OF OZ JR., as well as a school concert. She likes deadly animals and dislikes non-deadly animals. In the future, she wants to help animals. She would like to thank her mom and dad. The Depot Academy has taught her theatre. PHOEBE ROGERS (JUNGLE CITIZEN, VLAD VLADIKOFF, CIRCUS ANIMAL) is 8 and entering third grade at Willsboro Central School. She has previously been in GIRAFFES CAN’T DANCE. She likes singing and skateboarding. She dislikes veggies. In the future, she plans to be singing. She would like to thank her parents for bringing her to every practice and for encouraging her. The Depot Academy has taught her acting, singing, and all sorts of other cool stuff. LOUISA SCOTT (JUNGLE CITIZEN, CIRCUS ANIMAL, FISH) is 10 and attending Lake Champlain Waldorf School. Previously, Louisa has been in SHREK JR., WIZARD OF OZ JR., LAKI AND SIF’S GOLDEN HAIR, JOSEPH, ANANSI, GOLDEN GOOSE, and a circus performance. She likes BLTs, S’mores, history, all winter activities, government, and more. She dislikes unkind people and violence. In the future, she plans to have lots of cats and travel. Louisa would like to thank Sabine and Tatum’s family for carpooling, as well as her parents, grandparents, and the Depot Academy. The Depot Academy has taught Louisa to work with people she barely knows. AUBREY SHUMWAY (GERTRUDE) is 15 and entering her sophomore year at Ausable Valley High. Previous shows are SHREK JR. (pig), WIZARD OF OZ JR. (Munchkin), WIZARD OF OZ JR. (Ozian Soloist), SEUSSICAL JR. (Bird Girl), HADESTOWN (worker). She is interested in singing, acting, and seeing Broadway shows. Aubrey likes The Outsiders, the Harry Potter movies, and the Cursed Child Broadway show. She dislikes not being in a show. In the future, Aubrey plans to be on Broadway and make her own music. She would like to thank Jackie Robertin, Gigi Mason, Amy Fitts, Keiran and Tristan Shult, her best friend Clara, Orra Sprague, her mom, and her nana. The Depot Academy has taught Aubrey what it truly is to have a cast become family.

LILLIANA SOTO (WICKERSHAM 5, HUNTER) is 10 years old and entering fifth grade at Keene Central School. Previously, Lilliana has been in ANASTASIA, WIZARD OF OZ JR., SOLSTICE STARS, SHREK JR., and ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. She likes cats, dogs, snowboarding, nordic skiing, singing, acting, and dancing. In the future, she hopes to become an actor. Lilliana would like to thank Sadie, her parents, her cats (Evie, Sadie, and Ophilie), her dog (Ida Mea,) Gigi, Amy, Cooper, and Ella. The Depot Academy has taught her to work with people that she doesn’t know. SAMANTHA STONE (WHO, FISH) is 10 and entering fourth grade at Orchard Heights. She has previously been in GIRAFFES CAN’T DANCE, and THE WIZARD OF OZ JR. She likes dancing and singing, and hates forks. She would like to thank her mom – she could not have done this without her. The Depot Academy has taught her drama, speaking, and a love for theatre. FELICITY VAN RIJSEWIJK (JUNGLE CITIZEN, CIRCUS ANIMAL, HUNTER) is 10 and entering fifth grade at Boquet Valley Central School. She has previously been in ANNIE, HAMILTON, SHREK JR., and THE WIZARD OF OZ JR. She likes kittens, tacos, music, and snowboarding. She dislikes steak, skiing, and bugs. In the future, she plans to be in lots of basketball games. Felicity would like to thank Ms. George, Kaitlin Clark, her mom, and dad. The Depot Academy has taught Felicity how to project. AYLEN ZANTANA (SOUR KANGEROO) is 14 and attending Plattsburgh High School. She has previously been in HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL. She’s interested in writing, painting, singing, and watching musicals. In the future, she plans to be in more musicals and continue with singing and academics. She would like to thank Mr. Kivlehan and Mrs. LaPage for driving her to and from rehearsals. She also thanks her family and friends, especially her sister and mother. She would like to shout out all of the cast for their hard work. The Depot Academy has taught her not to be embarrassed over silly things and not to be afraid to make new friends.

INTRO TO THEATRE BIOS HARPER BAUMAN (WHO) is seven years old and is entering third grade at Boquet Valley Central School.

Harper likes to ride her bike, swim, do arts and crafts, and sing. Harper would like to say thank you to all the people who helped her, and hi to her family! FRAN CASTELLI (WHO) is six years old and is entering second grade at Boquet Valley Central School. Fran has many loves, including music, arts & crafts, and cooking! She loves to put Frank’s Red Hot sauce on many of her meals. Fran is very caring and empathetic. Frank dislikes tuna salad sandwiches and unkind behavior. Fran would like to thank her Mom and Dad! SCOUT EATON (WHO) is seven and entering the third grade at Keene Central School. Scout enjoys reading, anything athletic, creating playlists and listening to music, fashion and make-up, and camping. She likes kittens, cats, furry puppies, being cozy, BLTs, and anything mango! Scout dislikes olives, raisins, and wet socks. Scout would like to say hi to her mom, dad, grandparents, classmates from Keene Central School, and all of the kittens in the world! LINA GOFF (WHO) is eight and entering the third grade at Keene Central School. Lina likes kayaking, paddle boarding, and swimming in summer and xcskiing in winter. She loves cats, dogs, and ice cream. Lina wants to say thank you to mama, papa, and grandma for driving me to camp every day. ROWAN RENE RUZOW HOLLAND (WHO) is seven years old and is entering second grade at Willsboro Central School. Rowan Holland is excited to be part of SEUSSICAL and thrilled to be back for his second season with the Depot Theatre Academy! When he isn’t on stage, he’s usually riding his pony Calypso, playing tennis, swimming, strumming his ukulele, reading, creating something new, or heading off on his next adventure. Rowan is known for his big imagination, wild sense of humor, and ability to make the people around him laugh. He would like to thank his family—especially the family he has chosen—for always showing up, cheering him on, and believing in every adventure he takes. Your love and support mean the world. Enjoy the show! JUNE HOOPER (WHO) is eight years old and will be entering third grade at Keene Central School this fall. June likes figure skating, skiing, hiking, and playing

with friends.June dislikes smelly things, mosquitoes, and most meats. Thank you to Mom, Dad, Vera, Harlan, Yaya, and Pa!

first theatre production! When she’s not on stage, she likes to ice skate, sing, dance, and play outside. Zoe would like to say thank Ni Ni and Pops for their support.

CALI JUNE KINGZACK (WHO) is six years old and is entering second grade at Boquet Valley Central School. Cali likes nature, cooking, snuggling with her dogs and family. Cali dislikes pollution and being bossed around. Thank you to my mama, papa, and Zoey.

MAE SCOTT (WHO) is seven years old and entering first grade at the Lake Champlain Waldorf School. Mae likes swinging on her monkey bars, organizing and performing plays, and floating in the river. Mae dislikes waking up and food without ketchup. She wants to say thank you to her parents and her older sister, Louisa. She would like to say hello to her cat Shirley, her grandparents, and her Aunt Emily.

MAIA KURAK (WHO) is seven years old and is entering first grade at the Lake Champlain Waldorf School. Maia is interested in nature and reading. She likes eating food, swimming, and skiing. She doesn’t like pizza, flying, and going under tunnels in big cities. I want to thank my teachers, my sister Ava, and Gigi, and to say hi to my friends. GRAY MCKINLEY JOHNSON (WHO) is five years old and is entering preschool at All Souls School. Gray loves music and playing outside with his friends in both Westport and New York City. He likes Pokemon, cars, dancing, Roro, fishing, reading, and family time with his moms and brother, Rhodes. He likes learning about spiders but does not like seeing spiders in real life. He loves spending time with his grandparents, cousins, and aunts and uncles. Gray says hi to his brother Rhodes, his best friend Maven, and all his other friends and family who aren’t able to see his performance. LANEY MORRIS (WHO) is eight years old and entering third grade in homeschooling. Laney is very excited to make her acting debut this year in SEUSSICAL JR as a Who. Laney loves all things dance, performance, creating her own choreography, and anything outside. Laney has her own “vlog” shared with her closest family and friends, “LaneyDotCom,” where we often find her best performances. CLEO ROBINSON (WHO) is five years old and entering Kindergarten at Lakeside School. Cleo likes her birthday and swimming. She doesn’t like her mommy—she loves her! Cleo wants to say hi to Fran, Grandma, Granddaddy, G’ma, PaPa, and Iris! ZOE ROGERS (WHO) is five years old and is entering kindergarten at Willsboro Central School. This is Zoe’s

ELIN ZHAO (WHO) is seven years old and is entering second grade at Boquet Valley Central School. Elin likes capybaras and detectives. Her interests are doing art and drawing and acting.Thank you to the directors of this show, and hi to my sister Una.

PRODUCTION STAFF HANNA BAILEY (STAFF) has exchanged a place in the spotlight for a position behind the scenes, and she is delighted to take part in any and all aspects of the theatre world. Acting and assisting in Depot Academy since 2021, Hanna’s performances include INTO THE WOODS JR (Cinderella’s Mother), MATILDA JR (Mr. Wormwood), SHREK JR (Shrek) and THE DROWSY CHAPERONE (Gangster #2), as well as backstage work for THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE. Beyond theatre, Hanna furthers her artistic talents in writing, fashion design, and art. She believes that creativity is a skill to be honed like any other and gladly adds to her repertoire of knowledge. Her favorite musical is NEWSIES. RACHEL BUDIN (LIGHTS) is very happy to once again be a part of The Depot Academy summer program. She has been a long-time summer resident of Willsboro and recently became a year-round member of the community. She taught technical theatre classes, specializing in lighting and lighting design, at Ramapo College of NJ for 25 years. Her professional work has been seen Off-Broadway, OffOff Broadway, internationally, and at many Regional Theatres and Colleges in the United States. Currently she continues a 16-year collaboration with the Lake George Dinner Theatre and has designed CABARET,

JEKYLL AND HYDE, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, ANYTHING GOES, and SWEENEY TODD for Artistry Community Theatre at the Strand Theatre in Plattsburgh. LEE FAY (STAFF) is incredibly excited to be working in another production with the Depot Theatre! Lee has just finished their junior year at the University of Rochester studying microbiology where they work in the Serra-Moreno lab, and also spent the semester working on their directorial debut of EXIT, PURSUED BY A BEAR by Lauren Gunderson. Lee is almost always rehearsing for something, with some of their favorite roles including Anatole in NATASHA, PIERRE, AND THE GREAT COMET OF 1812, Sherry in INDEPENDENCE, Gangster #1 in THE DROWSY CHAPERONE, Riff Raff in THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW, and Milky White in INTO THE WOODS. COOPER HALLORAN (CO-DIRECTOR) is 20 years old and preparing for his junior year at Ithaca College where he majors in writing. With over a decade of experience doing shows at the Grange both on and off stage, he’s thrilled to finally have a seat in the director’s chair. The Depot Theatre Academy has been a driving force for his love of theater and the arts. Still a performer as well, you can catch him onstage in Westport, most recently in the Depot Academy’s concert production of RIDE THE CYCLONE. In his free time, he thinks about getting important things done (but rarely does he follow through). Cooper would like to thank Gigi Mason for providing him this opportunity and Ella Lobdell for being the most wonderful and fun collaborator he could ask for. SHELBY KLEMANN (ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT) is currently a prevention worker in Essex and Clinton County schools. She has a degree in Theatre from SUNY Plattsburgh and has performed in a string of shows and on screen. Shelby hopes everyone remembers “A Person’s a Person, No Matter How Small,” tall, young, old, or different. ELLA LOBDELL (CO-DIRECTOR) is 20 years old and a theater major at Mohawk Valley Community College. She has spent years performing for the Depot Academy, and is very grateful for the opportunity this production has given her to co-direct with one of her best childhood friends, Cooper. While she has

had the best time being behind the scenes with this production, she still loves being on the stage and performing. Most recently, with the Depot Theatre, she has appeared in HADESTOWN: TEEN EDITION (Fate 2) and RIDE THE CYCLONE (Ocean O’Connell). Ella would like to thank Gigi, Amy, and Sarah for this amazing opportunity, Heather, Lee, Sadie, Jen, and Shelby for being the best crew to work with during these few weeks, her family and friends for being great supporters, and everyone who came out to watch! JENNIFER MOORE (MUSIC DIRECTOR) is the PreK12 music teacher for the Willsboro Central School District. Her musical life started at the Depot Theatre many years ago while her mother, Jeanne Frisbie, served as one of the first pianists for the organization. She’s been hooked on theatre since the day she first heard Jenny Jones sing Gershwin on the Depot Stage and is thrilled to play a supporting role as music director for this year’s Depot Academy summer session! HEATHER WALSH (COSTUME DESIGNER / COCAMP MANAGER) is thrilled to continue sharing her love of theatre with the talented students of the North Country. Heather is a special education teacher at Willsboro Central School, where she has spent the past several years helping students discover their confidence, creativity, and passion for the performing arts. Heather has directed and produced eight elementary school productions, bringing stories to life while creating opportunities for young performers to shine. Since joining Willsboro Central School, she has directed two plays and two musicals featuring students in grades 3–12. Heather is also passionate about building connections within the local theatre community. Last summer, she had the opportunity to collaborate with the Depot Theatre on costumes for THE WIZARD OF OZ, an experience that strengthened her appreciation for the incredible artistic talent and support found throughout the region. Heather is excited to return to the stage with these amazing students for SEUSSICAL. She continues to be inspired by the dedication, creativity, and talent of the young performers in the North Country and feels honored to be part of their theatre journey.

MEET THE COMPANY

OLIVYA BALL

HIEHLY BIRCH ALLEN

SABINE BREARTON

TATUM BREARTON

HARRIET BROOKS

CAROLYN CASTELLI

HANNAH COLLIER

CLAUDIA HALLORAN-DONALDSON

NORA DORNEY

ANNA DUSO

CALEN DUSO

KEENAN DUSO

ELOISE EATON

JIANNA GIOVACCO

JOJO GIOVACCO

JULIET GIOVACCO

LEWIS HENDERSON

LOVETT HENDERSON

LAYLA JACQUES

ZOEY KINGZACK

ALAYNA KIVLEHAN

KALYN KIVLEHAN

AVA KURAK

LUCAS L. LAPAGE

LILYANN LAVALLEE

AVA LEIBECK

GRACE ROBINSON

PHOEBE ROGERS

LOUISA SCOTT

AUBREY SHUMWAY

INTRO TO THEATRE

LILLIANA SOTO

SAMANTHA STONE

FELICITY VAN RIJSEWIJK

AYLEN ZANTANA

HARPER BAUMAN

FRAN CASTELLI

SCOUT EATON

LINA GOFF

ROWAN RENE RUZOW HOLLAND

JUNE HOOPER

CALI JUNE KINGZACK

MAIA KURAK

GRAY MCKINLEY JOHNSON

LANEY MORRIS

CLEO ROBINSON

ZOE ROGERS

MAE SCOTT

ELIN ZHAO

Musical Numbers - Act I OH THE THINKS YOU CAN THINK - Full cast HORTON HEARS A WHO Cat, Jojo, Horton, Jungle Citizens, Bird Girls, Wickershams, Mr. Mayor BIGGEST BLAME FOOL Jungle Citizens, Sour and Young Kangaroo, Horton, Wickershams, Bird Girls, Jojo, Cat, Gertrude, Mayzie BIGGEST BLAME FOOL PLAYOFF/GERTRUDE - Gertrude, Horton, Mr Mayor, Cat, Jojo HERE ON WHO - Mr. Mayor, Mrs. Mayor, Jojo, All Whos, the Grinch, Horton MEET JOJO/HOW TO RAISE A CHILD - Mr. Mayor, Mrs. Mayor, Jojo THINKS YOU CAN THINK REPRISE/ITS POSSIBLE - Jojo, Cat, Fish, Mr. Mayor, Mrs. Mayor ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE - Horton, Jojo ONE FEATHER TAIL/ AMAZING MAYZIE - Gertrude, Bird Girls, Mayzie AMAZING GERTRUDE - Gertrude, Cat, Nurses, Bird Girls MONKEY AROUND/ CHASING THE WHOS Jojo, Cat, Wickershams, Sour and Young Kangaroo, Bird Girls, Horton, Vlad Vlatikoff

There will be a ten-minute Intermission Musical Numbers - Act II NOTICE ME HORTON - Horton, Gertrude HOW LUCKY YOU ARE - Mayzie, Cat, Horton HORTON SITS ON THE EGG - Bird Girls, Horton, Gertrude, Hunters EGG, NEST AND TREE - Horton, Sour and Young Kangaroo, Bird Girls, Hunters, Wickershams AUCTION/SOLD - Cat, Sour and Young Kangaroo, Bird Girls, Wickershams MAYZIE IN PALM BEACH - Cat, Mayzie MAYZIE AT THE CIRCUS - Mayzie, Cat, Circus Animals, Horton AMAZING HORTON - Horton, Mayzie, Circus Animals ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE REPRISE/SOLLA SOLLEW Horton, Circus Animals, Jojo, Mr. Mayor, Mrs. Mayor GERTRUDE/ALL FOR YOU - Gertrude, Horton, Cat, Bird Girls THE WHOS RETURN/THE PEOPLE VS HORTON THE ELEPHANT - Junior Cast, Yertle YOPP - Junior Cast OH THE THINKS REPRISE - Full Cast

BOWS/GREEN EGGS AND HAM - Full Cast

DEPOT THEATRE STAFF BONNIE B. BREWER (RESIDENT DESIGNER/ LIGHT DESIGNER/SCENIC ARTIST/PROPS) M has been working the professional theatre circuit for almost 40 years now. Directing credits include: MAMMA MIA!, A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE, KISS ME KATE, DAMN YANKEES!, SANTALAND DIARIES, OTHER DESERT CITIES, ORPHANS, KIMBERLY AKIMBO, URINETOWN, ANNIE, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, THE LAST ROMANCE, ALMOST MAINE, AGNES OF GOD, OTHER DESERT CITIES, ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S THE 39 STEPS, THE GIN GAME, EVITA, SYLVIA, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE ABRIDGED (and a few of their other abridged shows too), ALL MY SONS, WAIT UNTIL DARK, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, AND LEND ME A TENOR. Light and set designs include: MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET, FIRST DATE, RADIANT VERMIN, ANALOG & VINYL, CHESAPEAKE, MOUNTAINTOP, LADY DAY, ADDAMS FAMILY, WORLD GOES ROUND, FOREVER PLAID, URINETOWN, ANNIE, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, THE LITTLE MERMAID, CHICAGO, OTHER DESERT CITIES, BASKERVILLE: A SHERLOCK HOLMES MYSTERY, and …more than I can remember at present. HOLLY BUCZEK, CSA (CASTING DIRECTOR), is a casting director/owner with HDB Casting. National and International tours include ELF, ROCK OF AGES, SOMETHING ROTTEN, RENT, SHREK- THE MUSICAL, MIRACLE ON 34TH ST, MOTOWN, and JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR (50th Anniversary) plus more. Other credits include Broadway, Off-Broadway, and regional theatre, along with current tribute touring shows – the Phil Collins Story and Forever K-pop and family branded tours – SESAME STREET LIVE and BLIPPI. Most recent: Stages St. Louis, The Depot Theatre, J2 Spotlight plus Falling Out & Label-Less OffBroadway. www.hdbcasting.com

JIM CARROLL (SOUND DESIGNER)’s passion for technical theatre began in middle school and spans decades of experience at the Depot Theatre and beyond. Despite a severe case of stage fright, he made his acting debut as Audrey II in LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS with Essex Theatre Company in 2005. Since 1998, Jim has served as a director, technical director, set designer, lighting designer, and sound designer for more than 200 productions with local, community, and professional theatres. He has also appeared on the Discovery and Travel Channels, sharing stories about his sightings of Champ. Beyond theatre, Jim is a full-service DJ and MC who also offers photo booth entertainment through Overtime Events. He and his family also own Westport Marina. Jim served for 16 years on the Westport Central School Board, was Director of Operations at the Strand Center for the Arts, currently serves as Secretary of its Board of Directors, and previously served on the Board of Trustees for The Depot Theatre. PETER CORLEY (COMPANY MANAGER/DARK NIGHTS PRODUCER/PRODUCTION TECH) is excited to return for a third season at the Depot Theatre. Last season, he appeared on stage as Ollie in RADIANT VERMIN and assistant-directed FIRST DATE. The year prior, he played Harrison in ANALOG & VINYL. He is a graduate of the musical theatre program at New York’s Circle in the Square, where he played Konstantin in THE SEAGULL. He also recently appeared in two Martin McDonagh plays, as Katurian in THE PILLOWMAN and Ray in BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE. This year at the Depot Theatre, he will be the company manager, a production technician, Dark Nights producer, and stage manager for two productions. IAKOV DOUMANOFF (TECH DIRECTOR) From the Hudson Valley to the Metropolitan Opera carpentry shop and from archaeological sites to the tech table at Austin’s ZACH Theatre,

Iakov (Yasha) Doumanoff has spent his career figuring out how things come together. After years of travelling the world as an archaeologist, stagehand, and Technical Director, he’s traded the Texas heat for the mountain air. Now serving as a Production Manager in the Adirondacks, Iakov specialises in turning ambitious creative visions into structural reality. KYLE DIXON (SCENIC DESIGN) Kyle’s awardwinning scenic designs have been seen across the United States, Toronto, and Beijing. He is the resident scenic designer at The John W. Engeman Theatre in Northport, New York and Saguaro City Music Theatre in Tucson, Arizona. His designs have been on stages at NYC’s Vital Theatre (Off Broadway/National Tours), Maine State Music Theatre, Virginia Musical Theatre, Arizona Broadway Theatre, North Shore Music Theatre, TECUMSEH! Outdoor Drama, Theatre By The Sea, Beijing’sTian Qiao Theatre, and many more. Kyle has designed special events for Faith Prince, Tommy Tune, Pam Tillis, Verizon, and the North Carolina Gubernatorial Inauguration Gala. In addition to theatre, Kyle accepts fine art commissions and is the original designer of North Carolina’s historic Elizabethan Gardens’ WINTER LIGHTS, a ten-acre holiday display. KyleDixonDesigns.com Instagram: @kyle_ dixon_designs AMY FITTS (ARTISTIC GENERAL MANAGER) is thrilled to be back at the Depot after taking a quick hiatus to become a Drama Teacher (Riverdale Country School) and to raise a kid (Sam). She’s worn many a wig and dress on the Depot stage, most recently FIRST DATE, Studs Terkel’s WORKING and ADDAM’S FAMILY. Other Depot roles include Philia in FORUM, Woman 2 in I LOVE YOU YOU’RE PERFECT, Yum Yum in MIKADO. In NYC she’s done shows at The Mint, Lucille Lortel, Joe’s Pub, and some artsy downtown venues! She traveled Japan singing Disney songs with the Tokyo Philharmonic and performed closer to home at

Peterborough Players (Laura GLASS MENAGERIE), Weston Playhouse (HAIRSPRAY/AS YOU LIKE IT), Cohoes Music Hall (Gooch MAME). Thanks to Sarah and to Aaron for being an incredible AD, a stellar dad (and decent piano player). ALEX GARROW (BOX OFFICE ASSOCIATE / TECH ASSISTANT) is a student at SUNY Plattsburgh. They are currently studying Accounting and Theatrical Production & Technology. She primarily works with lighting and sound in the SUNY theatre. They’ve also spent some time as an overhire over at the Flynn. She’s always looking for something to do and is willing to help out anywhere she is needed. They’re very excited for the Summer 2026 season at the Depot Theatre! SUSAN GRANFORS (HOUSE MANAGER) looks forward to answering your questions, listening to your compliments and concerns and most of all making sure you feel welcome and safe here at the Depot Theatre. She is a Westport resident, textile artist, and champion of the arts. Susan serves on the board of the Essex County Arts Council, whose mission is: “to support and elevate the artists and arts organizations that make Essex County, New York, a vibrant place to live, work, and visit.” She believes we are checking all those boxes here at our theatre. Now, sit back, relax and enjoy the show! We’re so glad you’re here. OLIVIA HOVIS (COSTUME DESIGNER / PRODUCTION ASSISTANT) is a graduate of Texas State School of Theatre, Dance, and Film with a bachelor’s in Theatre Performance and Production. Credits include Milliner on Roger and Hammerstein’s CINDERELLA (Texas State 2026), Production Assistant on TREASURE ISLAND (Texas State 2026), DRESSER FOR DRACULA: A FEMINIST REVENGE FANTASY, REALLY (Texas State 2025). She is thrilled to be a part of her first season with the Depot!

MARLEY IHNE (SOUND TECHNICIAN (A2)) graduated magna cum laude from SUNY New Paltz with a BA in Creative Writing and dual minors in Music and Audio Engineering this year. Most of her childhood and high school years were spent in junior theater productions (THE LITTLE MERMAID, JUNGLE BOOK, PETER PAN, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST [2019], MARY POPPINS [2022]), but she is returning to the theater after college with a newfound passion for sound. She currently lives with her family (and dog Ollie) in Plattsburgh. Marley is super excited to join the Depot Theater family for her first season! AARON JODOIN (ARTISTIC DIRECTOR) is thrilled to be stepping into his first season as Artistic Director of The Depot Theatre, a role that feels like a natural next chapter after several years of making music on this stage. As the founder of SaveMyAudition (savemyaudition.com), Aaron has long been passionate about connecting artists with opportunity, and he brings that same spirit to Westport. Since 2005, he has worked as an audition pianist, vocal coach, music director, and orchestrator, and has been a substitute musician on 14 Broadway shows. He is grateful for the warm and talented community that makes The Depot such a special place, and can’t wait to share this season with you. GIGI (GINENE) MASON (ACADEMY DIRECTOR) is thrilled to be working with students and educators all over the North Country to continue to expand opportunities for youth in the theatre arts. This summer will be a busy one, continuing to offer Academy students ages 5 and up the opportunity to participate in six different programs. Mason, a retired school administrator with over 35 years of experience, has always been a passionate supporter of children and theatre. She has produced, directed, and choreographed shows for children since 1996 in local schools, community theaters, and the Boquet River

Theatre Festival (BRTF). Mason has also been involved in the Depot Theatre as a Board member, an Advisory Board member, and an Education Committee member. gmason@depottheatre.org KATIE SHEPARD (OFFICE OPERATIONS MANAGER) began working in the Depot Theatre’s Box Office in 2012, and she became the Box Office Manager in 2014. Since 2022, she has taken on more administrative responsibilities, and she is now the Office Operations Manager. She is the co-founder of Essex Editions (essexeditions.com), a small artisanal publishing and author services company in Essex, NY. In 2016, she published her first book, Essex, New York Architecture: A Doodler’s Field Guide, co-created with Geo Davis. Currently, she is also the Managing Editor for Rewilding Earth (rewilding.org). SARAH WILSON (EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR) Sarah is delighted to join the Depot Theatre team and help carry forward its legacy of great stories, Adirondack charm, and unforgettable summer seasons. A longtime communications professional, she brings a deep appreciation for the arts and a commitment to strengthening community through theatre. Sarah is especially inspired by the Depot Theatre’s dual role as a local cultural anchor and creative home for visiting professional artists. She’s grateful to help steward its next chapter—locally and beyond.

STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS ADMINISTRATION Executive Director: Sarah Wilson Academy Director: Ginene Mason Office Operations Manager: Katie Shepard Resident Designer: Bonnie B. Brewer Company Manager: Peter Corley House Manager: Susan Granfors Bookkeeper: Teresa Cummings Auditor: Alexander Edwards & Co MAIN STAGE PRODUCTION TEAM Artistic Director: Aaron Jodin Artistic General Manager: Amy Fitts Light/Projection Design/Properties/Scenic Artist: Bonnie B. Brewer Scenic Design: Kyle Dixon Designs Technical Director: Iakov Doumanoff Sound Designer: Jim Carroll Stage Managers: Jordan Tannenberger Peter Corley Bonnie B. Brewer Costume Designer/Production Assistant: Olivia Hovis Sound Technician: Marley Ihne Box Office Assistant/Technical Assistant: Alex Garrow

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