Now in our 35th season, the People’s Light & Theatre Company is a non-profit, professional theatre founded in 1974 by Danny Fruchter, Meg Fruchter, Ken Marini, and Dick Keeler. These artists were committed to two ideals: long-term collaboration among artists with diverse aesthetics and active participation in the life of the immediate community. Today, these principles remain central to People’s Light through our mission and programming. Our artistic ensemble engages in significant community collaboration and continues to make connections with new audiences through our nationally recognized arts education program, Project Discovery. This program serves 35,000 young people each year through in-school residencies, student matinees that bring students from 20 high schools to the theatre twice each year for free, special projects tailored to specific youth communities, and a year-round
Theatre
School for both young people and adults. We house guest artists in a restored 18th-century farmhouse that includes a banquet room that can be rented for special events, as well as a bistro, Places! Total community served is nearly 100,000 annually. Our $4.9 million annual budget employs 70 full and permanent part-time artists and staff members and almost 200 additional guest artists.
People’s Light has always made its home in
Chester
County. In 1979 the Theatre moved to our current seven-acre site in Malvern, which includes two black box theatres with 375 and 180 seats, respectively. We produce eight or nine plays per season, mixing world premieres, contemporary plays, and fresh approaches to classic texts for our Main Stage Series and Family Discovery Series. We’ve produced more than 300 plays, of which over 100 were world/regional premieres. World premiere productions include Russell Davis’ Sally’s Gone, She Left Her Name and The Thoughts & Travels of Nicki, Lillian Groag’s Midons—or the Object of Desire, Willy Holtzman’s Hearts: The Forward Observer and Something You Did, playwright-in-residence Lou Lippa’s Six Characters in Search of an Author, The Mourning Show, The Dreaming of Aloysius, and Sacco and Vanzetti: A Vaudeville, Pamela Parker’s A Higher Place in Heaven, Kathryn Petersen’s Arthur’s Stone, Merlin’s Fire and the comic pantos Jack & the Beanstalk, Robin Hood, and Treasure Island, James Still’s He Held Me Grand and Iron Kisses, and Y York’s The Forgiving Harvest.
Notable past productions include Lou Lippa’s two-part, six-hour adaptation of Theodore Dreiser’s Sister Carrie, Karen Sunde’s Achilles: A Kabuki Play (both world premieres), and The Gospel at Colonus by Bob Telson and Lee Breuer. David Hare’s adaptation of Brecht’s The Life of Galileo had its American premiere on our stage, as did Grimm Tales, Beauty and the Beast, and More Grimm Tales from
London’s Young Vic. Our productions have toured as close to home as
Philadelphia (Holes at the
Kimmel
Center in 2005) and as far away as
Mexico
,
Budapest, and
Cyprus
.
People’s Light has been the recipient of major grants from many national and local foundations and corporations, including The National Endowment for the Arts; AT&T:OnStage; NEA Shakespeare for a New Generation; The Open Society Institute; The Shubert Foundation; The Surdna Foundation; TCG New Generations and The Lila Wallace Reader’s Digest Fund; The Fund for New American Plays; Target Corporation; Wachovia Bank; The Pew Charitable Trusts; The William Penn Foundation; The Connelly Foundation; The ARAMARK Charitable Fund at the Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program; Sunoco, Inc.; The Independence Foundation; ING; and PECO, an Exelon Company (see more listings under annual fund at the back of this program). Nationally, People’s Light holds a reputation for excellence and innovation. In the five-county
Philadelphia region, People’s Light is valued as a cultural center that responds to its community.
1974
THE EMPEROR JONES
By Eugene O’Neill
THE KID
By Robert Coover
A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG
By Peter Nichols
TOM PAINE
By Paul Foster
1975
THE HOMECOMING
By Harold Pinter
THE EMPEROR JONES
By Eugene O’Neill
A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG
By Peter Nichols
OF MICE AND MEN
By John Steinbeck
OTHELLO
By William Shakespeare
NUDE WITH VIOLIN
By Noel Coward
THE ICEMAN COMETH
By Eugene O’Neill
THE GOOD WOMAN OF SETZUAN
By Bertolt Brecht
1976
ARMS AND THE MAN
By George Bernard Shaw
JOHN BROWN’S BODY
By Stephen Vincent Benet
MARAT/SADE
By Peter Weiss
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
By Arthur Miller
1976
MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN
By Bertolt Brecht
LENNY
By Julian Barry
LA RONDE
By Arthur Schnitzler
A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE
By Tennessee Williams
1977
OLD TIMES
By Harold Pinter
KITES
By Abigail Adams
JESSE AND THE BANDIT QUEEN
By David Freeman
ANTIGONE
By Jean Anouilh
PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM
By Woody Allen
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
By William Shakespeare
THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA
By Tennessee Williams
A THOUSAND CLOWNS
By Herb Gardner
PETER PAN
By J.M. Barrie
1978
CARNAL KNOWLEDGE
By Jules Feiffer
THE GLASS MENAGERIE
By Tennessee Williams
TWELFTH NIGHT
By William Shakespeare
THE MISANTHROPE
By Moliere
THE CHERRY ORCHARD
By Anton Chekhov
ASHES
By David Rudkin
BECKET
By Jean Anouilh
SNOW LIGHT
By Abigail Adams, music & lyrics by David Eckman
1979-1980
RASHOMON May 18 – June 16, 1979
By Fay & Michael Kanin
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design/Stage Manager: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Lighting/Carpentry: Richard Keeler
Choreographer: Lisa Kerr
Music: Eileen TippingFlutist: Rosemary Duffy
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING July 10 – August 4, 1979
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Costumes: Nancy Atkinson
Stage manager: Eric Schaeffer
Music: The String Thing
STUFFINGS, LEMONADE, POSTCARDS ** August 16 – September 8, 1979
3 one-act plays by James Prideaux
Directed by: John Loven
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Music: Eileen Tipping
WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? September 14 – October 6, 1979
By Edward Albee
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: Ed Humpal
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Eric Schaeffer
THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND October 18 – November 10, 1979
By Tom Stoppard
Directed by: Alfred Gingold
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Eric Schaeffer
THE INFANCY OF THE TELEPHONE **
By Allan Knee
Directed by: Alfred Gingold
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Catherine MacNeal
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Brian Viola
HEDDA GABLER November 23- December 15, 1979
By Henrick Ibsen
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: Eric Schaeffer
Costumes: Rebecca Strong
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Rob Gurwitt
ROMEO AND JULIET December 21, 1979 – January 19, 1980
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: John Loven
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Nancy Atkinson
Stage Manager: Rob Gurwitt
SLEUTH March 12 – April 5, 1980
By Anthony Shaffer
Directed by: Ken Marini
HAMLET April 16 – May 17, 1980
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Charles Conwell
Scenic/Lighting Design: Steve Lavino
Costumes: Brooks-Van Horn, Co., New York
Stage Manager: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Choreographer: Charles Conwell
Music: Stuart Frederick
BLITHE SPIRIT May 28 – June 28, 1980
By Noel Coward
Directed by: Jack Byer
Scenic Design: Steve Lavino
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Sean McKinley
HOLY GHOSTS ** July 9 – August 2, 1980
By Romulus Linney
Directed by: John Loven
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Lighting Design: Norman Dodge
Stage Manager: Adrienne Neye
Music: Charles McWilliams
“THE FRONTIERS OF FARCE”: August 13 – September 13, 1980
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by: Charles Conwell
Scenic Design: Eric Schaeffer
Costumes: Lisa Hemphill-Burns
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Phil Amalong
Music: Stu Frederick
AGUSTUS DOES HIS BIT
By George Bernard Shaw
THE DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS
By George Bernard Shaw
THE TEMPEST September 24 – October 25, 1980
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Alfred Gingold
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Jane Tschetter
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Shauna Vey
Sound Design: Katherine Pierce
TOYS IN THE ATTIC November 5 – December 6, 1980
By Lillian Hellman
Directed by: Louis Lippa
Scenic Design: Norman Dodge
Costumes: Lisa Hemphill-Burns
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Mark Stanley
Properties: Katherine Pierce
TREASURE ISLAND Decemebr 20, 1980 – January 10, 1981
Adapted from the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson
Directed by: Charles Conwell
Scenic Design: Jess McFeaters
Costumes: Susan Wilder
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
MACBETH March 17 – April 11, 1981
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Charles Conwell
Scenic/Lighting Design: Norman Dodge
Costumes: Lisa Hemphill-Burns
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
Fight Choreographer: Charles Conwell
WAIT UNTIL DARK April 21 – May 18, 1981
By Frederick Knott
Directed by: John Loven
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Susan Wilder
Lighting Design: Norman Dodge
Stage Manager: Todd Peters
THE LEARNED LADIES June 2 – June 27, 1981
By Moliére
Honorary producer: Marilyn Steinbright
Translated by: Richard Wilbur
Directed by: Michael Nash
Scenic/Lighting Design: Norman Dodge
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
The First Annual New Play Festival: July 14 – August 9, 1981
Scenic Design: Norman Dodge
Costumes: Meg Fruchter & Susan Wilder
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler & Norman Dodge
Stage Managers: Mark Abrahm, Katherine Pierce & Joyce Bloom
ARMS AND THE MAN September 8 – October 10, 1981
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by: Louis Lippa
Scenic Design: Norman Dodge & Liz Fischer
Costumes: Meg Fruchter & Susan Wilder
Lighting Design: Norman Dodge
Stage Manager: Mark Abram
THE REAR COLUMN ** October 20 – November 14, 1981
By Simon Gray
Directed by: John Loven
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Lisa Hemphill-Burns
Lighting/Sound Design: Norman Dodge
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
CHARLEY’S AUNT December 1, 1981 – January 3, 1982
By Brandon Thomas
Directed by: Louis Lippa
Scenic Design: Emilio Szawabox
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Lighting Design: Norman Dodge
Stage Manager: Mark Abram
THE SEA HORSE January 20 – February 7, 1982
By Edward Moore
Directed by: John Loven
Lighting Design: Eric Schaeffer
Costumes: Lisa Hemphill-Burns
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
JULIUS CAESAR March 12 – April 10, 1982
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Danny S. Fruchter
Scenic/Lighting Design: Norman Dodge
Costumes: Lisa Hemphill-Burns
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
Sound Design: Stuart Frederick
TARTUFFE April 23 – May 15, 1982
By Moliere
Translated by: Richard Wilbur
Directed by: Joseph Leonardo
Scenic Design: Liz Fischer
Costumes: Lisa Hemphill-Burns/Meg Fruchter
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Mark Abram
Sound Design: Laura McDowell
A LESSON FROM ALOES ** By Athol Fugard
Directed by: Charles Conwell
Scenic Design: Michael Zajchowski
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Lighting Design: Norman Dodge
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
The Second Annual New Play Festival: July 9 – August 8, 1982 Scenic Design: Norman Dodge
Costumes: Lisa Hemphill-Burns
Lighting Design: Adrienne Riemer
Stage Managers: Linda Harris & Katherine Pierce
AMERICAN GARAGE **
By Peter Maloney
CEMETERY MAN/RUPERT'S BIRTHDAY **
By Ken Jenkins
DELUSIONS OF A GOVERNMENT WITNESS *
By Louis Lippa
TALKING WITH
By Jane Martin
Directed By: Steven D. Albrezzi
Scenic Design: Norman Dodge/James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Susan Pratt
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
THE PROPRIETOR *
By Louis Lippa
Directed by: John Loven
Scenic Design: Jame F. Pyne, Jr.
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
Sound: Chris Lippa
“WARM HEARTS”: THE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL
By Anton Chekhov
Directed by: Louis Lippa
THE INTERLUDE
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by: Mary Matthews Brion
THE GIVING TREE
By Shel Silverstein
Directed by: Eric Forsythe
A CHILD’S CHRISTMAS IN WALES *
By Dylan Thomas, adapted by Louis Lippa
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Design: Norman Dodge
Costumes: Jennifer Horak
Lighting Design: Richard Keeler
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
WILLOW SONG *
Adapted and Directed By Abigail Adams
Based on The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame
Scenic Design: John Hastings
Costumes: John Hastings
Music and lyrics by: David Eckman
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST May 1983
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Colleen Muscha
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
Music by: Mollysue Wedding
The Third Annual New Play Festival: June 24 – August 14, 1983
CLOSING NOTICE *
By Judy Engles
THE DREAM HOME *
By Mark Stein
ELMO AND JUNE CONFRONT CONCEPTS MUCH LARGER THAN THEMSELVES **
By Paul A. Barrosse
HABITUAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE NEAR ENOUGH **
By Kent Broadhurst
A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE September 9 – October 16, 1983
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by: Pamela Berlin
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Rager
Costumes: Lindsay W. Davis
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
NIGHT AND DAY ** October 28 – November 27, 1983
By Tom Stoppard
Directed by: Murphy Guyer
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Stage Manager: Phyllis Schray
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
HARVEY December 9, 1983 – January 15, 1984
By Mary Chase
Directed by: Paul Hastings
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
ANTIGONE 1984
By Jean Anouilh
Directed by: Israel Hicks
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Lighting Design: Norman Dodge
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
The Fourth Annual New Play Festival: June 8 – August 19, 1984
AT FIFTY, SHE DISCOVERED THE SEA **
By Denise Chalem
THE WORKROOM September 7 – October 7, 1984
By Jean-Claude Grumberg
American ver. by Daniel A. Stein/Sara O’Connor
Directed by: Michael Nash
Scenic Design: Patricia Woodbridge
Costumes: Barbara Forbes
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
THE MISANTHROPE October 26 – November 25, 1984
By Moliére
Translated by: Richard Wilbur
Directed by: Steven D. Albrezzi
Scenic Design: Eric Schaeffer
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
Stage Manager: Linda Harris
UNDER MILKWOOD December 14, 1984 – Jaunary 20, 1985
By Dylan Thomas
Directed by: Louis Lippa
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
AWAKE AND SING! April 17 – May 12, 1985
By Clifford Odets
Directed by: Michael Nash
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: Barbara Forbes
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
TAKEN IN MARRIAGE ** June 7 – June 30, 1985
By Thomas Babe
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
The Fifth Annual New Play Festival:
July 31 – September 22, 1985
THE LOVE SUICIDE AT SCHOFIELD BARRACKS **
By Rommulus Linney
BOESMAN AND LENA ** 1985
By Athol Fugard
Directed by: Murphy Guyer
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: Meg Fruchter
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
YOU NEVER CAN TELL December 4 – December 29, 1985
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: Barbara Forbes
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
Music: Robert Marotta, Ellen Fisher & John Clouser
Choreographer: Susan Pratt
Music Director: Adam Wernick
THE DIVINERS ** April 16 – May 4, 1986
By Jim Leonard, Jr.
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Lynn Fox
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
Sound Design: Jeff Chestek
SUMMERFOLK ** June 4 – June 22, 1986
By Maxim Gorky, translated by Margaret Wettlin
Acting version by: Lee Devin
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: Colleen Muscha
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
Music composed/arranged by: David Eckman
Sound: Greg Alexander
INHERIT THE WIND July 9, 1986
By Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee
Directed by: Danny S. Fruchter
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: Barbara Forbes
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
Radio Program by: Louis Lippa
Music by: David Eckman
KABUKI OTHELLO * September 17 – October 12, 1986
Conceived, Designed & directed by Shozo Sato
Written by Karen Sunde
Set Design: Joe Ragey and Shozo Sato
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Music Composer: Michael Cerri
Assistant Director: Todd Little
Stage Manager: T. Paul Lynch
Visual Media Designer: John Boesche
WAITING FOR GODOT October 8 – November 16, 1986
By Samuel Beckett
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: Susan Pratt
Stage Manager: Nicolette S. Valko
THE CHALK GARDEN Decemebr 3 – December 21, 1986
By Enid Bagnold
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: Barbara Forbes
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
Assistant Director: Stephen Novelli
WHAT THE BUTLER SAW April 1 – April 26, 1987
By Joe Orton
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Barbara Forbes
Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Sound Design: Charles Cohen
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
AMERICAN BUFFALO May 13 – June 7, 1987
By David Mamet
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Nicolette S. Valko
THE STONE HOUSE * June 17 – August 2, 1987
By Louis Lippa
Directed by: Jackson Phippin
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
AH, WILDERNESS! July 8 – August 2, 1987
By Eugene O’Neill
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: Colleen Muscha
Stage Manager: Nicolette S. Valko
A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COEUR September 16 – Novemeber 1, 1987
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Nicolette S. Valko
HAMLET October, 1987
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Danny S. Fruchter
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Lindsay W. Davis
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
ORGASMO ADULTO ESCAPES FROM THE ZOO ** March 2 – March 12, 1988
By Franca Rame & Dario Fo
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
A DOLL HOUSE ** May 4 – May 29, 1988
By Henrik Ibsen, acting version by Lee Devin
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
MRS. CALIFORNIA ** July 6 – July 31, 1988
By Doris Baizley
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Thomas Spital
Sound Design: Andrew E. Skomorowsky
Dramaturg: Alda Cortese
“CURTAIN WARMERS”: ORGASMO ADULTO ESCAPES FROM THE ZOO ** July, 1988
By Franca Rame & Dario Fo
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: Joe Ragey
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
SECOND LADY July, 1988
By M. Kilburg Reedy
Directed by: Danny S. Fruchter
LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR & GRILL September 7, 1988 Steinbright Stage
A production of the Attic Theatre
By Lanie Robertson
Directed by: Lavinia Moyer
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Scenic/Costume Design: Melinda Pacha
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
OEDIPUS * September 28 – November 12, 1988 Main Stage
By Sophocles
Adapted by: Abigail Adams & Lee Devin
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager: Katherine Pierce
MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT November 30 – December 23, 1988 Main Stage
By Paddy Chayefsky
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
Music comp./performed by: Louis E. Marini, Jr.
THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP February – March, 1989 Steinbright Stage
a production of the Wilma Theatre
By Charles Ludlam
Directed by: Robert Fuhrmann
Scenic Design: Dan Conway
Costumes: Don Newcomb
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
Lighting Design: Jerold R. Forsyth
Original Score: Peter Golub
Assistant Director: Patricia Connelly
THE VOICE OF THE PRAIRIE
By John Olive
ZIG ZAG ZELDA
A Production of the First Stage Company
By Drury Pifer
Directed by: Drury Pifer
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
Sound Design: Drury Pifer
THE TEMPTATION OF MADDIE GRAHAM * May – June, 1989 Main Stage
By Phyllis Purscell
Directed by: Joan Vail Thorne
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costume Design: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Thomas S. Spital
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
ONCE IN DOUBT ** July 5 – July 30, 1989 Steinbright Stage
By Raymond J. Barry
Directed by: David Saint
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Thomas S. Spital
“JAZZ IS…” * October – November 1989 Steinbright Stage
A musical event featuring Miche Braden and Harold McKinney
Musical direction: Miche Braden
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr. & Deborah D. Peretz
THE TRAVELING LADY December 6 – 31, 1989 Main Stage
By Horton Foote
Directed by: Joan Vail Thorne
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costume Design: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Thomas S. Spital
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
THE LAST GOOD MOMENT OF LILY BAKER * January 10 – February 4, 1990 Steinbright Stage
By Russell Davis
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
THE DEVIL AND ALL HIS WORKS * May – June, 1990 Main Stage
By Ernest Joselovitz
Directed by: Michael Nash
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: P. Chelsea Harriman
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr./Deborah D. Peretz
Original music/Sound Design: Adam Wernick
Music Director: G. Almasd Meshejian
BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR ** June 6 – July 15, 1990 Steinbright Stage
By John Gray with Eric Peterson
A production of the North Carolina Shakespeare Festival
Directed by: Louis Rackoff
Scenic Design: Richard L. Smith
Costumes: Tony French
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Lighting Design: William “Bill” Savage
OUR TOWN July – August 1990 Main Stage
By Thornton Wilder
Directed by: Danny Fruchter
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Shirley Horwith
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr./Deborah D. Peretz
AS YOU LIKE IT September 26 – November 4, 1990 Steinbright
A production of the Arden Theatre Company
By William Shakespeare
irected by: Aaron Posner
Scenic Design: Tina Krovetz
Costume Design: Jilline Ringle
Stage Manager: Francis deSales Brookes
Original music: Adam Grant & Daniel Olmstead
Sound Design: Bob Perdick
“JAZZ IS...TOO” * November 23 – December 31, 1990 Steinbright Stage
Musical direction by: Miche Braden
Choreography: Dorothee Jaxon Alexander
Stage Manager: Deborah D. Peretz
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr./Deborah D. Peretz
Music by: Miche Braden, Harold McKinney, Kenneth Kellem and Emanuel Y. Thompson
BANJO DANCING ** February – March 1991 Steinbright Stage
A production of Merrywang, Inc.
Written by: Stephen Wade & Milton Kramer
By Stephen Wade
Directed by: Milton Kramer
Stage manager: Lori Anne Diggory
Lighting Design: Mark Loewenstern
SISTER CARRIE * March 27 – June 9, 1991 Main Stage
By Theodore Dreiser
Adapted By Louis Lippa
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Lindsay W. Davis
Lighting Design: James L. Leitner
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
Choreographer: Terry Beck
Original Music: John Lilley
Associate Costume Designer: P. Chelsea Harriman
Properties Design: David Groom
Assistant to the Director: Kathryn Kaufman
Assistant Lighting Designer: Deborah D. Peretz
The 1991 ShortStuff Festival: June 26 – August 4, 1991 Steinbright and Main Stage
PVT. WARS
By James McClure
AMERICAN WELCOME
By Brian Friel
RUSSIAN STRIP
By Drury Pifer
WHAT LEONA FIGURED OUT
By David J. Hill
RUPERT'S BIRTHDAY
By Ken Jenkins
FROM THE ASHES
By Robert Smythe and Mum Puppettheatre
ANTON, HIMSELF ** and MASHA, TOO *
By Karen Sunde
THE OLD LADY SHOWSHER MEDALS
By J.M. Barrie
A BETROTHAL **
By Lanford Wilson
CHINAMEN
By Michael Frayn
ONE FOR THE ROAD
By Harold Pinter
MINNESOTA
By George Sand
TRIFLES By Susan Glaspell
TWELFTH NIGHT By William Shakespeare
(Free performances by Stone Soup)
ACHILLES * October 23 – November 17, 1991 Main Stage Also presented by The Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
By Karen Sunde
Directed by: Shozo Sato
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr./Deborah D. Peretz Costumes: Dee Stark
Stage Managers: C. David Cottrill II/Maribeth Hunter
Composer: Robin Bargar
Fight Choreographer: Robin H. McFarquhar
A CHRISTMAS CAROL November 29 – December 29, 1991 Main Stage
By Charles Dickens
Adapted/Directed by: Peter DeLaurier
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Maxine Hartswick
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr./Deborah D. Peretz
Sound Design: Alan Gardener
TALLEY’S FOLLY January 8 – February 16, 1992 Steinbright Stage
By Lanford Wilson
A production of the Arden Theatre Company
Directed by: Aaron Posner
Scenic Design: Phillip A. Graneto
Costumes: Michelle Osherow
Stage Manager: Deborah Teller
Sound Design: Bob Perdick
Lighting Design: Curt Senie
Assistant Director: Katy Kohler
MY CHILDREN! MY AFRICA! March 13 – April 18, 1992 Main Stage
By Athol Fugard
Directed by: David Ingram
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Shirley Horwith
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Lighting Design: Deborah D. Peretz
Dialect Coach: Ralph Zito
ON THE WAY HOME April – May, 1992 Steinbright Stage
Written, collected and performed by Stephen Wade
A production of Merrywang, Inc.
Producted and directed by: Milton Kramer
Stage manager: Lori Anne Diggory
Lighting Design: Christopher Lippa
The 1992 ShortStuff Festival: May 27 – August 2, 1992 Main Stage & Steinbright Stage
ROMAN FEVER **
By Hugh Leonard
THE MAN WITH THE FLOWER IN HIS MOUTH
By Luigi Pirandello
THE HAPPY JOURNEY TO TRENTON AND CAMDEN
By Thornton Wilder
DUTCHMAN
By Imamu Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones)
THE WOODMAN AND THE GOBLINS **
By Don Nigro
CHICKS **
By Grace McKeaney
MOLLY AND JAMES
By Sheila Walsha
BUS RILEY'S BACK IN TORN
By William Inge
THE AMERICAN CENTURY
By Murphy Guyer
THE REALISTS **
By Murphy Guyer
THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
By Kent Broadhurst
POSTCARDS **
By Carol Mack
SONGS FROM AN ITALIAN NEIGHBORHOOD * OUR LADY OF THE ALLEY, LA PUTANA: A ROMANCE, THE SICILIAN WIFE, and IMMIGRANTS) By Louis Lippa
THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD September 16 Main Stage
By John Millington Synge
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Music: David Eckman
Dialect Consultant: Hazel Weinberg Bowers
THE WIZARD OF HIP November 12 – December 13, 1992 Steinbright Stage
By Thomas W. Jones
A production of the Jomandi Theatre Company
Directed by: Kenny Leon
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Malík
Composer: Jame Pelton, Jr.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL December 1992 Main Stage
By Charles Dickens
Adapted/Directed by: Peter DeLaurier
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Andrea Barrier/Deborah Rooney
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
Sound Design: Alan Gardner
Lighting Design: Deborah D. Peretz
FAITH HEALER
January 13 – February 14, 1993 Steinbright Stage
By Brian Friel
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: William McNeil Marshall
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager: Maribeth Hunter
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
A RAISIN IN THE SUN
March 26 – May 2, 1993 Main Stage
By Lorraine Hansberry
Directed by: Ceal Phelan
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: M. Michael Montgomery
Stage Manager: Maribeth Hunter
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
JOHN BROWN’S BODY
May 5 – June 1993 Steinbright Stage
By Stephen Vincent Benet
Directed by: Danny Fruchter & Bob Jones
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Mark E. Abram
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST June 16 – July 11, 1993 Main Stage
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by: Michael McCallion
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis/Shirley Horwith
Lighting Design: Deborah D. Peretz
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Maribeth Hunter
Music: Roderick Swanston
The First Annual All People’s Hanging Out Together, Singing, Eating, Music, Dancing & Theatre, Hot Time in Our Town Tonight FREE FEST featuring OUR TOWN July 30 – August 22, 1993
By Thornton Wilder
Directed by: Danny Fruchter
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Shirley Horwith
Stage Manager: Maribeth Hunter
GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS October 13 – November 21, 1993 Steinbright Stage
By David Mamet
Directed by: Stephen Novelli
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis/Shirley Horwith
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Lee Devin
PETER PAN * November 26, 1993 – January 2, 1994 Main Stage
By J. M. Barrie
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager: Maribeth Hunter/Deborah Teller
Movement Director: Larry Malvern
Fight Choreography: Darla Max
Dramaturg: Geoffrey Proehl
FOOL FOR LOVE January 5 – January 30, 1994 Steinbright Stage
By Sam Shepard
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: M. Michael Montgomery
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Lighting Design: Deborah D. Peretz
Dramaturg: Toby Zinman
JACQUES BREL IS ALIVE & WELL & LIVING IN PARIS March 4 – April 10, 1994 Steinbright Stage
A production of the Arden Theatre Company
By Eric Blau and Mort Shuman
Directed by: Terrence J. Nolen
Scenic Design: David Slovic
Costumes: Brenda King
Lighting Design: John Stephen Hoey
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Music/Lyrics: Jacques Brel
ROMEO AND JULIET March 26 – April 23, 1994 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Peter DeLaurier
Scenic: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: M. Michael Montgomery
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Lighting Design: Deborah D. Peretz
Dramaturgs: Susan Snyder/Lee Devin
Fight Choreographer: Charles Conwell
THREE HOTELS June 1 – June 26, 1994 Steinbright Stage
By Jon Robin Baitz
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
The Second Annual All People’s Hanging Out Together, Singing, Eating, Music, Dancing & Theatre, Hot Time in Our Town Tonight FREE FEST featuring ROMEO AND JULIET
By William Shakespeare
Freely adapted and directed by Danny Fruchter and Bobby Jones
SIGN OF THE LIZARD * September 30 – November 13, 1994 Main Stage
By Louis Lippa
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: David P. Gordon
Costumes: M. Michael Montgomery
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Anne Theisen
Composer: John Lilley
Masks/Puppets: Brad Pope/Robert Smythe
Choreography: Julia Lopez
Dramaturgs: Lee Devin/Mary Elizabeth Scallen
THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA September 16 – November 12 – 1994 Main Stage
By Federico Garcia Lorca
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Design: David P. Gordon
Costumes: M. Michael Montgomery
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Anne Theisen
Composer: John Lilley
Choreography: Julia Lopez
Dramaturgs: Lee Devin/Mary Elizabeth Scallen
WIND IN THE WILLOWS November 18 – December 31, 1994 Steinbright Stage
By Kenneth Grahame
Adapted/Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Music/Lyrics: David Eckman
Choreography: Christopher Patrick Mullen
Dramaturg: Lee Devin
MISALLIANCE December 14, 1994 – January 8, 1995 Main Stage
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Anne Theisen
DISTANT FIRES March 1 – March 26, 1995 Steinbright Stage
By Kevin Heelan
Directed by: David Ingram
Scenic Design: William McNeil Marshall
Costumes: Megan White
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne Jr.
Sound Design/Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Lee Devin
The 1995 Short Stuff Festival: April 19 – June 11, 1995 Main Stage & Steinbright Stage
Written by: Peter Barnes, J.M. Barrie, Joseph Hart, David Ives, Jane Martin, Arthur Miller and John Millington Synge
Directed by: Abigail Adams, David Bradley, Peter DeLaurier, Murphy Guyer, Stephen Novelli, Ceal Phelan and Tom Teti
Set Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Megan White & Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr. & Fred Schoening
THE LAST YANKEE
By Arthur Miller
I CAN'T REMEMBER ANYTHING
By Arthur Miller
VITAL SIGNS
By Jane Martin
HALF AN HOUR
By J.M. Barrie
IN THE SHADOW OF THE GLEN
By John Millington Synge
HIT-AND-RUN
By Joseph Hart
SHASTA RUE
By Jane Martin
SURE THING
By David Ives
NOT AS BAD AS THEY SEEM
By Peter Barnes
MORE THAN TOUCH OF ZEN
By Peter Barnes
The Third Annual All People’s Hanging Out Together, Singing, Eating, Music, Dancing & Theatre FREE FEST
featuring THE GOSPEL AT COLONUS
adapted by Lee Breuer, music by Bob Telson
Directed by: Danny Fruchter
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Yvonne Boyd
Lighting Design: Deborah D. Peretz
Stage manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Properties design: C. David Cottrill II
Choir director: Bill Reeves
Associate choir director: Carla A. Harvey
Scenic artist: Roseanne Haines
Choreography: Marilyn Brewington
Dramaturg: Rufus Caleb
THE LIFE OF GALILEO ** September 20 – October 15, 1995 Main Stage
By Bertolt Brecht
Translated and adapted by David Hare
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Sound Design/Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Mural/Scene Artist: Roseanne Haines
Mask/Puppets: Deborah Jones & John Schmidt
GRIMM TALES ** November 24 – December 31, 1995 Main Stage
By The Brothers Grimm
Adapted by Carol Ann Duffy
Conceived by: Abigail Adams/William Yalowitz
Dramatized by: Tim Supples
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Choreographed by: William Yalowitz
Original music by: Paul Arslanian
MY MOTHER SAID I NEVER SHOULD ** January 11 – January 21, 1996 Steinbright Stage
By Charlotte Keatley
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Designer: William McNeil Marshall
Costumes: Brenda King
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
TARTUFFE February 14 – March 10, 1996 Main Stage
By Moliére
Translated by: Richard Wilbur
Directed by: Louis Rackoff
Scenic/Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE/WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF April 10 – May 5, 1996 Main Stage
By Ntozake Shange, a co-production with the St. Louis Black Repertory Company
Directed by: Ron Himes
Scenic Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Daryl L. Harris
Lighting Design: John Wylie/James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Music: Jeffrey Anderson
Choreography: Vivian E. Anderson-Wayy
FALSETTOS June 5 – June 30, 1996 Main Stage
By William Finn and James Lapine
A production of the Arden Theatre Company
Directed by: Terrence J. Nolen
Scenic Designer: John Stephen Hoey
Costumes: Brenda King
Lighting Design: Andrew Billiau
Stage Manager: Charles Means
Music: William Finn
Choreographer: Julianna Schauerman
VOIR DIRE September 18 – October 13, 1996 Main Stage
By Joe Sutton
Directed by: Ceal Phelan
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Megan White
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
HUSH: AN INTERVIEW WITH AMERICA AT&T Family Discovery Series
(first production of the Family Series) October 18 – November 10, 1996 Steinbright Stage
By James Still
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr./Roseanne Haines
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
Original Music: Paul Arslanian
ARABIAN NIGHTS* AT&T Family Discovery Series December 4, 1996 – January 5, 1997 Main Stage
Adapted By Abigail Adams & Alda Cortese
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: William McNeil Marshall
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Original Music: Paul Arslanian
Assistant Director: David Bradley
Choreographed by: William Yalowitz
VALLEY SONG January 15 – February 16, 1997 Steinbright Stage
By Athol Fugard
Directed by: Stephen Novelli
Scenic/Lighting Design: William McNeil Marshall
Costumes: Megan White
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
Original Music: Di Di Kriel
THE TEMPEST March 12 – April 12, 1997 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Louis Rackoff
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Jerold R. Forsyth
Sound Design/Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Original Music: David Bishop
BREAKING SPELLS* Family Series March 15 – April 6, 1997 Steinbright Stage
Written/Directed By Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Leslie Hempling
Original Music: Paul Arslanian
Choreography: William Yalowitz
ABUNDANCE April 23 – May 24, 1997 Steinbright Stage
By Beth Henley
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic/Lighting Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Lee Devin
HAVE IT YOUR WAY! * June 4 – June 29, 1997 Main Stage
By Luigi Pirandello
Translated, adapted & directed by Louis Lippa
Scenic/Lighting Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
A PERFECT GANESH September 17 – October 12, 1997 Main Stage
By Terrence McNally
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
CROW AND WEASEL October 17 – November 9, 1997 Steinbright Stage
By Jim Leonard, Jr.
From a story by: Barry Lopez
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr./Roseanne Haines
Costumes: Jared B. Leese
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Music by: John Luther Adams
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
Movement Director: William Yalowitz
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST November 26, 1997 - January 4, 1998 Main Stage
Adapted by Laurence Boswell
Directed by: David Ingram
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Jerold R. Forsyth
Stage Manager/◊ Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Movement Director: Billy Yalowitz
Puppet Designer: Doug Roysdon
Original Music: ◊ John Lionarons
TINY ISLAND * January 14 - February 22, 1998
Steinbright Stage
By Michal Hollinger
Directed by: Terrence J. Nolen
Scenic Designer: David Gordon
Costumes: Ramona Broomer
Lighting Design: Martha Mountain
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
Assistant Director: Greg Gephart
Properties Designer: Duncan Busser
Dramaturg: Megan Bellwoar
MEASURE FOR MEASURE March 11 – April 5, 1998 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Stephen Novelli
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Text Coach: Ellen O’Brien
THE ICARUS BOX* Family Series March 20 - April 5, 1998 Steinbright Stage
Conceived By: David Bradley, Kathryn Petersen and William Yalowitz
Written by: Kathryn Petersen
Directed by: David Bradley
Original Music: Christopher Colucci
Scenic Designer: Roseanne M. Haines
Costumes: Megan White-Marley
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Kimberly A. Lavelle
Movement Director: Billy Yalowitz
JACK AND JILL April 22 - May 31, 1998
Steinbright Stage
By Jane Martin
Directed by: ◊ Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Janus Stefanowicz
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
◊ Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actress in a Play – Kathryn Petersen
◊ Outstanding Ensemble
◊ Outstanding Overall Production of a Play
HEARTBREAK HOUSE June 3 - June 28, 1998 Main Stage
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Text & Dialog Coach: Ellen O’Brien
HARD TIMES September 9 - October 30, 1998 Main Stage
By Charles Dickens
Adapted for the stage: Stephen Jeffreys
Directed by: Lou Jacob
Scenic Designer: David P. Gordon
Costumes: ◊ Ilona Somogyi
Lighting Designer: ◊ Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Sound Designer: ◊ Robert Murphy
◊ Outstanding Ensemble
◊ Outstanding Overall Production of a Play
FISHES AT&T Family Discovery Series October 16 - November 15, 1998 Steinbright Stage
By Diana Son
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Troy A. Martin-O’Shia
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Movement Coach: Larry Grant Malvern
MORE GRIMM TALES AT&T Family Discovery Series November 25, 1998 - January 2, 1999 Main Stage
By Carol Ann Duffy/Tim Supple
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Audrey M. Brown
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Music: Vince di Mura
SACCO AND VANZETTI: A VAUDEVILLE * January 13 - February 14, 1999 Steinbright Stage
By Louis Lippa
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: William McNeil Marshall
Costume Designer: Janus Stefanowicz
Lighting Design: Troy A. Martin-O’Shia
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Original Compositions & Arrangement by: John C. Brown
AS YOU LIKE IT March 10 - Aprril 11, 1999 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Stephen Novelli
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Scott Pinkney
Stage Manager: Audrey M. Brown
Sound Design/Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Fight Choreographer: John Bellomo
Text Coach: Ellen O’Brien
THROUGH THE GLASS LOOKING* AT&T Family Discovery Series April 16 - May 2, 1999 Steinbright Stage
By Kathryn Petersen
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: L. Patty Bennett-Fox
Costumes: Megan White-Marley
Lighting Design: William A. Fishburn
Stage Manager: Andrew H. Clapham
Movement Coach: Larry Grant Malvern
Original Music: John Lionarons
SALLY’S GONE, SHE LEFT HER NAME * April 28 - June 6, 1999 Steinbright Stage
By Russell Davis
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Original Painting: Roseanne Haines
A FLEA IN HER EAR June 2 - June 27, 1999 Main Stage
By Georges Feydeau
Adapted by: Jean-Marie Besset & Mark O’Donnell
Directed by: ◊ Tazewell Thompson
Scenic Designer: Donald Eastman
Costumes: Jeffrey Fender
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Fight Choreographer: John Bellomo
◊ Outstanding Ensemble
◊ Outstanding Leading Actor in a Play – David Ingram
◊ Outstanding Overall Production of a Play
THE ROAD TO MECCA September 8 - October 23, 1999 Main Stage
By Athol Fugard
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: ◊ James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager/Sound Designer: Charles T. Brastow
Dialect Coach: Susanne Case-Sulby
A VILLAGE FABLE AT&T Family Discovery Series October 15 - November 14, 1999 Steinbright Stage
By James Still
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: William McNeil Marshall
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Sound Designer: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Andrew H. Clapham
Fight Director: John V. Bellomo
Movement Director: Larry Grant Malvern
Music Composed/Directed by: Michael Keck
THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO * AT&T Family Discovery Series November 17, 1999 - January 2, 2000 Main Stage
By Carlo Collodi Adapted from the Italian by Louis Lippa
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Andrew Billiau
Sound Design/Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Original Music Composed/Directed: ◊ John Lionarons
THE HOPE ZONE January 12 - February 20, 2000 Steinbright Stage
By Kevin Heelan
Directed by: Stephen Novelli
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Janus Stefanowicz
Lighting Designer: Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager: Andrew H. Clapham
Sound Designer: Charles T. Brastow
THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK February 23 - April 1, 2000 Main Stage
By Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett
Adapted by: Wendy Kesselman
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Designer: Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
AFTERNOON OF THE ELVES AT&T Family Discovery Series March 17 - April 16, 2000 Steinbright Stage
By Y York
Adapted from the novel by: Janet Taylor Lisle
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Designer: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Audrey M. Brown
Sound Designer: Andrew H. Clapham
DIMLY PERCEIVED THREATS TO THE SYSTEM May 5 - June 11, 2000 Steinbright Stage
By Jon Klein
Directed by: ◊ Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Designer: Troy A. Martin-O’Shia
Stage Manager: Andrew H. Clapham
Sound Designer: ◊ Charles T. Brastow
◊ Outstanding Ensemble
◊ Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Play - Ben Lloyd
◊ Outstanding Overall Production of a Play
THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH June 28 - July 23, 2000 Main Stage
By Thornton Wilder
Directed by: Tazewell Thompson
Scenic Designer: Donald Eastman
Costumes: Jeffrey Fender
Lighting Designer: Robert Wierzel
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Original Music: Fabian Obispo
Fight Choreographer: John V. Bellomo
◊Original Music/Sound Design: Fabian Obispo
HEARTS: THE FORWARD OBSERVERױ* September 13 - October 8, 2000 Main Stage
By Willy Holtzman
Directed by: ◊ Melia Bensussen
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Lighting Design: Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager/Sound Designer: Charles T. Brastow
◊ Outstanding Ensemble
STANDING ALONE* October 21, 2000 – one-night performance
By Larry Grant Malvern
Directed by: David Bradley
Original Music: Christopher Colucci
THE MEMORY OF WATER October 18 - November 30, 2000 Steinbright Stage
By Shelagh Stephenson
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Stage Manager: Andrew H. Clapham
Sound Designer: Charles T. Brastow
Dialect Coach: Susan Case-Sulby
A CHRISTMAS CAROL November 22, 2000 – January 5, 2001 Main Stage
By Charles Dickens
Adapted and directed by: Tazewell Thompson
Lighting Design: Aaron Black
Costumes: Deborah Rooney
Scenic Designer: Donald Eastman
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Original Music and Sound Design: ◊ Fabian Obispo
THE MUSIC LESSON January 12 - February 11, 2001 Steinbright Stage
By Tammy Ryan
Directed by: David Bradley
Lighting Design: Troy A. Martin-O’Shia
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McElvey
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Andrew H. Clapham
Sound Designer: ◊ Charles T. Brastow
Dialect Coach: Susan Case-Sulby
◊ Outstanding Supporting Actress - Rebecca Lisak
MACBETH February 23 - April 14, 2001 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Tazewell Thompson
Lighting Design: ◊ Thomas C. Hase
Costumes: Jeffrey Fender
Scenic Designer: ◊ James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Original Music & Sound Design: ◊ Fabian Obispo
Fight Choreographer: John V. Bellomo
THE THOUGHTS AND TRAVELS OF NICKI* March 16 - April 14, 2001 Steinbright Stage
By Russell Davis
Directed by: Shannon O’Donnell
Lighting/Scenic Designer: Craig A. Young
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Stage Manager: Andrew H. Clapham
Sound Designer: James P. Murphy
BOOK OF DAYS ◊ May 16 - June 17, 2001 Main Stage
By Lanford Wilson
Directed by: ◊ Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Audrey M. Brown
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
◊ Outstanding Ensemble
The 2001 Outside the Box Festival: June 27 - July 15, 2001 Throughout property
AGEMEMNON
By Aeschylus
Modern verse translation by Tony Harrison
BACK IN THE DAY*
By William Daw and Aisha Hobbs
CLOWNFOUNDED FOOLOCRACY *
Created by David MacMurray Smith and the Ensemble
DICK WHITTINGTON (AND HIS CAT)
Adapted by Gary Smith
DOG
Story by Robert Blake
Adapted by Tom Teti
THE GREEN WORLD *
Based on the story The Twelve Dancing Princesses
Created and performed by The Young Women's Ensemble
I DREAM BEFORE I TAKE THE STAND
By Arlene Hutton
THE LOVE SONG OF J. ALFRED PRUFROCK
Poem by T. S. Eliot
Adapted by Louis Lippa
NORMALCY
By Don Nigro
PRETTY FIRE
By Charlayne Woodard
Q1: HAMLET
By William Shakespeare - With original material by Benjamin Lloyd and K.C. Nocero
QUINT AND MISS JESSEL AT BLY
By Don Nigro
RAISE YOUR HAND: STAND UP COMEDY
Created by Tom Teti
A ROOM OF ONE'S OWN
Adapted from the essay by Virginia Woolf
LES TROIS DUMAS September 17 - October 14, 2001 Main Stage
By Charles Smith
Directed by: Tazewell Thompson
Scenic Designer: Donald Eastman
Costumes: Merrily Murray-Walsh
Lighting Design: Robert Wierzel
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Original Music/Sound Design: Fabian Obispo
Fight Director: John Bellomo
PLAYHOUSE CREATURES October 17 - November 18, 2001 Steinbright Stage
By April De Angelis
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: ◊ Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Jeremy Kumin
Stage Manager: Peter Wrenn-Meleck
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Fight Director: Samantha Piket Bellomo
Dramaturg: Shannon O’Donnell
◊ Outstanding Actress - Janis Dardaris
A CHRISTMAS CAROL November 21 - December 30, 2001 Main Stage
By Charles Dickens
Adapted & Directed by Tazewell Thompson
Scenic Designer: Donald Eastman
Costumes: Deborah Rooney
Lighting Design: Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Original Music/Sound Design: Fabian Obispo
THE DREAMING OF ALOYSIUS * January 11 - February 10, 2002 Steinbright Stage
By Louis Lippa
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: John Stephen Hoey
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
Sound Design: Jorge Cousineau
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE February 20 - April 14, 2002 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: ◊ James J. Christy
Scenic Designer: ± James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Pamela Scofield
Lighting Design: Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Text/Voice Consultant: Ellen O’Brien
Composer: ◊ Robert Maggio
Dramaturg: Cary M. Mazer
◊ Outstanding Actor - Paul Meshejian
THE SECRET GARDEN April 12 - May 19, 2002 Steinbright Stage
By Frances Hodgson Burnett
Adapted by Paul Ledoux
Directed by: Shannon O’Donnell
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Musical Consultant: Jim Ryan
HE HELD ME GRAND * May 22 - June 16, 2002 Main Stage
By James Still
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
Composers: Tim Grimm & Jason Wilber
Vocal Arranger/Director: Jim Ryan
Dramaturg: Janet Allen
CAMPING WITH HENRY AND TOM June 26 - July 28, 2002 Steinbright Stage
By Mark St. Germain
Directed by: Stephen Novelli
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Audrey M. Brown
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
THE LITTLE FOXES September 18 - October 26, 2002 Main Stage
By Lillian Hellman
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Thomas Hase
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
A DELICATE BALANCE October 23 - November 24, 2002 Steinbright Stage
By Edward Albee
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: ◊ James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Troy A. Martin-O’Shia
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
◊ Outstanding Actress - Marcia Saunders
A CHRISTMAS CAROL November 27 - December 29, 2002 Main Stage
By Charles Dickens
Adapted and Directed by Tazewell Thompson
Scenic Designer: Donald Eastman
Costumes: Deborah Rooney
Lighting Design: Thomas C. Hase
Sound Design/Original Music: Fabian Obispo
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Musical Arrangements: Diane Adams McDowell
Musical Direction: Jim Ryan
IN THE BLOOD ‡ January 8 - February 9, 2003 Steinbright Stage
By Suzan-Lori Parks
Directed by: ױ Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
Original Music: Lindsay Jones
Dramaturg: Shannon O’Donnell
ױ Outstanding Actress - Roslyn Ruff
ױ Outstanding Direction and Ensemble
◊ Outstanding Supporting Actress - Cathy Simpson
◊ Outstanding Supporting Actor - Robert Beatty
A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE February 19 - April 5, 2003 Main Stage
By Arthur Miller
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Sound Design/Original Music: Fabian Obispo
Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
Dramaturg: Shannon O’Donnell
ױ Outstanding Actress РMarcia Saunders
A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE February 19 - April 5, 2003 Main Stage
By Arthur Miller
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Sound Design/Original Music: Fabian Obispo
Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
Dramaturg: Shannon O’Donnell
ױ Outstanding Actress РMarcia Saunders
THE LITTLE PRINCE April 11 - May 18, 2003 Steinbright Stage
By Rick Cummins and John Scoullar
From the novel by Antoine de Saint-Expéry
Directed by: Shannon O’Donnell
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
Composer: Christopher Colucci
Speech/Voice Coach: Mary Ellingsen
Dramaturg: Leslie Hempling
ONCE IN A LIFETIME May 21 - June 15, 2003 Main Stage
By George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart
Directed by: Lou Jacob
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Ilona Somogyi
Lighting Design: Thomas Hase
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Sound Design: Lindsay Jones
Assistant Director: Ceal Phelan
Dramaturgs: Lee Devin, Shannon O’Donnell
THE LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD SHOW * June 18 - July 27, 2003 Steinbright Stage
By Russell Davis
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: Scott Weldin
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Leslie Hempling
LOOKING OVER THE PRESIDENT’S SHOULDER July 9 - August 3, 2003 Main Stage
Written/Directed By James Still
Scenic Designer: Russell Metheny
Costumes: Kathleen Egan
Lighting Design: Darren McCroom
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Sound Design: Michael Keck
Dramaturg: Lee Devin
Assistant Stage Manager: Jessica Finney
MIDONS * September 17 - October 12, 2003 Main Stage
Written/Directed by Lillian Groag
Assistant Director: Jessica D. Finney
Scenic Designer: John Conklin
Costumes: Tracy Dorman
Lighting Design: Russell Champa
Sound Design/Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Lee Devin
THE FANTASTICKS October 15 - December 14, 2003 Steinbright Stage
Adapted from Les Romanesques by Edmond Rostand
Book/Lyrics by Tom Jones, Music by Harvey Schmidt
Directed by: Tazewell Thompson
Scenic Designer: Donald Eastman
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Jorge Arroyo
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
Fight Director: John Bellomo
◊ Outstanding Actor - Lenny Haas
ARTHUR’S STONE, MERLIN’S FIRE * November 19 - December 28, 2003 Main Stage
By Kathryn Petersen
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Fight Choreography: Samantha Bellomo
Composer: Robert Maggio
HOLES January 16, 2003 - February 15, 2004 Main Stage
By Louis Sachar
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: John Hoey
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
Fight Choreography: Samantha Bellomo
Composer: Fabian Obispo Re-mounted at Academy of Music in Jan. of 2005
PRETTY FIRE February 11 - February 22, 2004 Steinbright Stage
By Charlayne Woodard
Directed by: David Bradley
Lighting Design: Gregory Scott Miller
Assistant Stage Manager: Frank Coyne
Sound Design: Dominic Chacon
JULIUS CAESAR March 10 - May 2, 2004 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Lou Jacob
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: G.W. Mercier
Lighting Design: ◊ Thomas C. Hase
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Fight Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
Original Music: ◊ Lindsay Jones
Dramaturg: Shannon O’Donnell
THE FORGIVING HARVEST * April 16 - May 23, 2004 Steinbright Stage
By Y York
Directed by: Shannon O’Donnell
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Leslie Hempling
BORN YESTERDAY May 26 - June 20, 2004 Main Stage
By Garson Kanin
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: Scott Weldin
Costumes: ◊ Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
◊ Outstanding Actress - Karen Peakes
STRING OF PEARLS July 7 - August 22, 2004 Steinbright Stage
By Michele Lowe
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Assistant Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Stage Manager: Thomas P. Miller
Dramaturg: Shannon O’Donnell
THE MISER * September 17-October 24, 2004 Main Stage
By Moliere
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Translated & Adapted by: Jame Magruder
Costumes: Marla J.Jurglanis
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Dramaturg: Lee Devin
◊ Outstanding Costumes - Marla J. Jurglanis
◊ Outstanding Actor & Actress - Pete Pryor and Alda Cortese
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS October 15 - November 28, 2004 Steinbright Stage
Based on the novel by Jules Verne
Adapted by Mark Brown
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer/Lighting Design: Harry Feiner
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
SLEEPING BEAUTY-A COMIC PANTO IN THE BRITISH STYLE * November 21, 2004 - January 9, 2005 Main Stage
Music & Lyrics by Gary Smith
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Adapted by: Kathryn Petersen & Vince di Mura
Costumes: ◊ Marla J. Jurglanis
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Fight Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
Composer: Vince di Mura
A HIGHER PLACE IN HEAVEN * ◊ January 19 – February 28, 2005 Steinbright Stage
By Pamela Parker
Directed by: Shannon O’Donnell
Scenic Designer: Scott Weldin
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Dialect Coach: Gillian McNally
A MIDSUMMERS NIGHT’S DREAM March 9 - May 5, 2005 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Nick Olcott
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Nancy Schertler
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Shannon O’Donnell
JUNGALBOOK April 15 - May 29, 2005 Steinbright Stage
By Edward Mast
From the books by Rudyard Kipling
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Music/Sound Design: Michael Keck
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dramaturg: Shannon O’Donnell
Movement Director: Samantha Bellomo
THE O’CONNER GIRLS June 15 - July 24, 2005 Steinbright Stage
By Katie Forgette
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: Scott Weldin
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Stage Manager: Audrey M. Brown
Dialect Coach: Gillian McNally
30FEST-A Festival of Short Plays June 29 - July 24, 2005 Main Stage
{Celebration of our 30th Anniversary}
Programmer/Coordinator: Shannon O’Donnell
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Lighting Design: Gregory Scott Miller
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Sound Designer: Dominic Chacon
Costume Designers: Ammera Ansari, Marla J. Jurglanis,
Rosemarie E. McKelvey and Abbie Wysor
CURTAIN WARMERS: JUST THE TWO OF US
Waking Women
By Cassandra Medley
Directed by Ceal Phelan
Costume Design by Ameera Ansari
The Yellow Line
By Kira Obolensky
Directed by David Ingram
Costume Design by Ameera Ansari
The Moon Please
By Diana Son
Directed by Shannon O’Donnell
Costume Design by Marla J. Jurglanis
The Problem
By A.R. Gurney
Directed by Ken Marini
Costume Design by Marla J. Jurglanis
THE MAIN EVENT: QUALITY TIME
POPS
By Edwin Sánchez
Directed by Stephen Novelli
Costume Design by Abbie Wysor
The Mourning Show *
By Louis Lippa;
Directed by Stephen Novelli
Costume Design by Abbie Wysor World Premiere Production
The Cuban Swimmer
By Milcha Sanchez-Scott
Directed by Shannon O’Donnell
Costume Design by Rosemarie E. McKelvey
How We Talk in South Boston
By David Lindsay-Abaire
Directed by Ken Marini
Costume Design by Rosemarie E. McKelvey
July 7, 1994
By Donald Margulies
Directed by David Ingram
Costume Design by Marla J. Jurglanis
LATE NIGHT A: IRON KISSES
Iron Kisses
By James Still
Directed by David Bradley
Costume Design by Abbie Wysor World Premiere Production
LATE NIGHT B: FAMILY RHYTHMS
Trying to Find Chinatown
By David Henry Hwang
Directed by Shannon O’Donnell
Costume Design by Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Say Logos /Say Word
Written & Performed by Angela Kariotis
Directed by Ken Marini
Costume Design by Marla J. Jurglanis
World Premiere Production
THE MEMBER OF THE WEDDING September 14 – October 23, 2005 Main Stage, PD
By Carson McCullers
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Lee Devin
JASON AND THE GOLDEN FLEECE * October 13 – November 20, 2005 Steinbright Stage
Based on Greek mythology
Adapted by John Olive
Directed by: Shannon O’Donnell
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dramaturg: Jason Franklin
Sound Design/Music: Christopher Colucci
Movement Director: Samantha Bellomo
JACK & THE BEANSTALK-AN AMERICAN PANTO *◊ November 23, 2005 – January 8, 2006 Main Stage
Book & Lyrics by Kathryn Petersen
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: John Stephen Hoey
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Movement Director: Samantha Bellomo
Original Music: Vince di Mura
◊ Outstanding Leading Actress – Erin Weaver
FABULATION January 11 – February 19, 2006 Steinbright Stage
By Lynn Nottage
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: Scott Weldin
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Music: Michael Keck
THE CRUCIBLE February 22 – April 9, 2006 Main Stage, PD
By Arthur Miller
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Lee Devin, Elizabeth Pool
YEMAYA’S BELLY March 30—May 7, 2006 Steinbright Stage
By Quiara Alegría Hudes
Directed by: Shannon O’Donnell
Scenic Designer: Regina Garcia
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: John Stephen Hoey
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Movement Director: Jen Schoonover
Music: Christopher Colucci
THE MAN FROM NEBRASKA ◊ May 24—June 25, 2006 Steinbright Stage
By Tracy Letts
Directed by: ◊ Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: Arthur R. Rotch
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
◊ Outstanding Lead Actor and Actress - Peter DeLaurier & Marcia Saunders
◊ Outstanding Supporting Actor and Actress - Kevin Bergen & Miriam Hyman
THE FOREIGNER May 24—June 25, 2006
Main Stage
By Larry Shue
Directed by: David Ingram
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Gregory Scott Miller
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dialect Coach: Stanton Davis
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
THE IMAGINARY INVALID September 13—October 22, 2006 Main Stage
Written by Molière
Adapted by: James Magruder
Directed by: Lillian Groag
Scenic Designer: Donald Eastman
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Nancy Schertler
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Music: John Glover
SOMETHING YOU DID * October 18—November 19, 2006 Steinbright Stage
Written by Willy Holtzman
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James Krozner
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Music: Michael Keck
ROBIN HOOD, A PANTO * November 22—December 31, 2006 Main Stage
Book & Lyrics by Kathryn Petersen
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Fight Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
Music: Vince di Mura
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES * January 19—February 11, 2007 Main Stage
Book by L.M. Montgomery
Adapted by Peter DeLaurier
Directed by: Shannon O’Donnell
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Meg Zeder
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Music: Christopher Colucci
TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE February 7—March 4, 2007 Steinbright Stage
Book by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom
Directed by: Stephen Novelli
Scenic Designer: Lewis Folden
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Gregory Scott Miller
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
TWELFTH NIGHT February 28 – April 7, 2007 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Paul Hackenmueller
Stage Manager: Audrey M. Brown
Sound Designer: Charles T. Brastow
Music: Vince di Mura
THE GIVER April 26 – May 20, 2007 Main Stage
Book By Lois Lowry
Directed by: David Bradley
Adapted by: Eric Coble
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Music: Jorge Cousineau
SPLITTIN’ THE RAFT May 9 – June 10, 2007 Steinbright Stage
By Scott Kaiser
Directed by: Jade King Carroll
Scenic Designer: Arthur R. Rotch
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Sound Designer: Vincent Olivieri
Music: Vince di Mura
HUMBLE BOY June 20 – July 15, 2007 Main Stage
By Charlotte Jones
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Sound Designer: Charles T. Brastow
Fight Consultant: Ahren Potratz
THEOPHILUS NORTH September 12 – October 7, 2007 Main Stage
By Matthew Burnett
Based on the novel by Thornton Wilder
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Assistant Director: Samantha Bellomo
SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR October 10 – November 11, 2007 Steinbright
By Luigi Pirandello
Newly Translated & Adapted by Louis Lippa
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: Arthur R. Rotch
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
TREASURE ISLAND * November 14, 2007 – January 1, 2008 Main Stage
By Kathryn Petersen
Inspired by the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Paul Hackenmueller
Stage Manager/Sound Design: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Fight & Movement Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
Music/Lyrics by: Michael Ogborn
Music/Additional Vocal Arrangements: David Ames
CRISPIN: THE CROSS OF LEAD * January 17 – February 24, 2008 Steinbright Produced in Association with The Gravity Project
By Russell Davis
Based on the novel by Avi
Directed by: Andrew Belser
Scenic Designer: Randy Ward
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: John Ambrosone
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Sound Designer: John Nuhn
Dramaturg: Megan Monahan
Movement Conception: Stephanie Skura
THE GLASS MENAGERIE February 13 – March 22, 2008 Main Stage
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Sound Design/Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
GETTING NEAR TO BABY * March 27 – April 20, 2008 Steinbright
By Y York
Based on the novel by Audrey Couloumbis
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: Jim Kronzer
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Sound Design/Composition: Christopher Colucci
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dialect Coach: Graham Smith
Alexander Teaching/Coaching: Jano Cohen
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
I HAVE BEFORE ME A REMARKABLE DOCUMENT GIVEN TO ME BY A YOUNG LADY FROM RWANDA May 28 – June 22, 2008 Steinbright
By Sonja Linden
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: Art Rotch
Costumes: Abbie Wysor
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Original Music/Soundscape: Michael Keck
Stage Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Dialect Coach: Lynne Innerst
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
SHERLOCK HOLMES & THE CASE OF THE JERSEY LILY June 18 – July 13, 2008 Mainstaige
By Katie Forgette
Directed by: Steve Umberger
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Sound Designer: Christopher Colucci
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dialect Coach: Lynne Innerst
Fight Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
THE PERSIANS September 24 – October 19, 2008
Main Stage
By Ellen McLaughlin
From the classic Greek drama by Aeschylus
Directed by: Jade King Carroll
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting
Design: Lily Fossner
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Original Music/Soundscape: Daniel Kluger
Musician and Consultant: Amir Vahab
CINDERELLA*◊‡ November 19, 2008 – January 4, 2009 Main Stage
By Kathryn Petersen
Directed by: Pete Pryor
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Paul Hackenmueller
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Original Music/Lyrics: Michael Ogborn
Music/Additional Vocal Arrangements: David Ames
Assistant Director/Fight choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
THE DAY OF THE PICNIC * January 28 – February 15, 2009
Main Stage
By Russell Davis
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: Matt Saunders
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Pat G. Sabato
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Sound Designer: Christopher Colucci
Dialiect Coach: Lynne Innerst
Assistant Director/Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
A TALE OF TWO CITIES March 11 – May 3, 2009
Main Stage
By Dwayne Hartford
Adapted from the classic novel by Charles Dickens
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Paul Hackenmueller
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Production Manager/Sound Designer: Charles T. Brastow
Dialiect Coach: Lynne Innerst
Multimedia Designer: Anton Marini
Fight Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo EGGS* April 23—May 24, 2009 Steinbright
By Y York
Adapted from the novel by Jerry Spinelli
Directed by: Mark Lutwak
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Patricia G. Sabato
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Sound Designer: Christopher Colucci
DOUBT June 3—28, 2009 Main Stage
By John Patrick Shanley
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: Yoshi Tanokura
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Original Music/Soundscape: Michael Keck
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
END DAYS July 8—August 2, 2009 Steinbright
By Deborah Zoe Laufer
Directed by: Jackson Gay
Scenic Designer: Adrian W. Jones
Costumes: Jessica Ford
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Stage Manager: Thomas E. Shotkin
Sound/Orig. Music: The Broken Chord Collective
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
NATHAN THE WISE September 16—October 11, 2009 Main Stage
By Gotthold Lessing
Translated by: Edward Kemp
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: Wilson Chin
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Dramaturg: Graham Graves
Stage Manager: Audrey Brown
Sound Design: Christopher Colucci
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
ABSENCE October 14—November 8, 2009 Steinbright
By Wendy Hammond
Directed by: Ken Marini
Scenic Designer: Art Rotch
Costumes: Lisa Zinni
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Stage Manager: Patricia G. Sabato
Sound Design: Christopher Colucci
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
SNOW WHITE: A MUSICAL PANTO November 18, 2009—January 3, 2010 Main Stage
By Kathryn Petersen
Directed by: Pete Pryor
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Thom Weaver
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Music Director: Heidi Hayes
Music & Lyrics: Michael Ogborn
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Assistant Sound Designer: Michael Hahn
Video Designer: Jorge Cousineau
Assistant Director/Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
KING LEAR March 3—28, 2010 Main Stage
By William Shakespeare
Directed by: Steve Umberger
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Assistant Lighting Design: Gregory Scott Miller
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Stage Manager: Audrey M. Brown
Sound Design: Fred Story
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
Text Coach: Elizabeth Webster Duke
Fight Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
STRETCH (A FANTASIA) March 31—April 25, 2010 Steinbright Stage
By Susan Bernfield
Directed by: Daniella Topol
Scenic Designer: Lee Savage
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Dramaturg: Elizabeth Pool
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Original Music & Sound Design: Broken Chord Collective
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
GOSSAMER April 29—May 23, 2010 Main Stage
By Lois Lowry, adapted from her book Gossamer
Directed by: David Bradley
Scenic Designer: Wilson Chin
Costumes: Rosemarie E. McKelvey
Lighting Design: Joshua Schulman
Stage Manager: Patricia G. Sabato
Composer/Sound Design: Chrisopher Colucci
Choreographer: Samantha Bellomo
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES June 16—July 11, 2010 Main Stage
By Richard Hellesen, adapted from the tale by Hans Christian Andersen
Directed by: Abigail Adams
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Dennis Parichy
Stage Manager: Kate McSorley
Original Music & Sound Design:
Broken Chord Collective
Assistant Director: Samantha Bellomo
Puppet Designer: Martina Plag
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow
THE SECRET OF SHERLOCK HOLMES July 7—August 8, 2010 Steinbright Stage
By Jeremy Paul
Directed by: Stephen Novelli
Scenic Designer: James F. Pyne, Jr.
Costumes: Marla J. Jurglanis
Lighting Design: Gregory Scott Miller
Stage Manager: Patricia G. Sabato
Sound Design: Robert Kaplowitz
Assistant Director: Samantha Bellomo
Video Design: Lauren Mandillan
Production Manager: Charles T. Brastow