by ian finley - lhs theater

By Ian FinleyAdapted from Sophocles

Directed by scott patteson

Livingston High School Theatre Presents

By Ian FinleyAdapted from Sophocles

Director: scott patteson

Assistant Director: Alyssa LaMedica

Technical Director: Brian Megaro

Movement Coach: Amanda Bigelow

Stage Manager: Kasey Kojanaj

Production Manager: Kayla Paster

Technical Manager: Manni Burach

Costumes: Nicole Garamella

Sound and Lighting Advisor: Amedeo Ciminnisi

Original Music: Ariana Sowa

Livingston High School Theatre Presents

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Director’s NoteCast ListScenes

Production TeamSound & Light Crew

Cast BiographiesCrew Biographies

Special ThanksShow SupportersLivingston Public

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Note from the DirectorGood evening! Welcome (back) to the theatre! We’re thrilled you are here tonight, and we hope these “two hours’ traffic of our stage” provides you space to process, engage and escape.

Ancient Greek tragedies are challenging material to produce. They can feel obtuse and melodramatic to performers, and they often feel disconnected from our modern world. Which is why I was so excited to stumble across Ian Finley’s scripts this summer. Finley’s adaptations, as you’ll soon find out, are accessible and relevant pieces of theatre that I know you’ll enjoy.

In addition, besides the obvious connection between Greek theatre and the outdoors, these plays speak to the power of denial. There are many things we as a society continue to deny about our past and present. Who does denial really serve? And what effect does denial have on future generations?

These plays also capture the need for all of us, including us adults, to be more flexible in our thinking. In Sophocles’ original text, Haemon says to his father, Creon, “You’ve seen trees by a raging winter torrent, / how many sway with the flood and salvage every twig, / but not the stubborn – they’re ripped out, roots and all. / Bend or break.” Our stubbornness can be our downfall, as several characters learn so tragically. We must never stop allowing ourselves to learn and grow, to empathize and bend... or else face the consequences.

Thank you again for being here this evening, and thank you for welcoming me to the Livingston community with open arms. It was such a tremendous pleasure working with your talented students. We have big plans for the theatre program in the years to come.

Enjoy the show. Arête!

Sincerely,Mr. P


The CastOEDIPUS

Oedipus ........................ Jonah RudermanJocasta ......................... Leah WaessaCreon ........................... Nick MarinoTiresias ......................... Shreya PandeyCorinthian .................... Andrea ZhangMessenger #1 ............. Ethan RiveraAntigone ....................... Raquel SilvaIsmene ......................... Jayden DecletChorus ................ Aishanee Acharyya, Sylvie Friedman, Alina George, Miriam Grodin, Charlotte Heilpern, Cat Powers, Ethan Rivera

ANTIGONE Antigone ....................... Raquel SilvaIsmene ......................... Jayden DecletCreon ............................ Nick MarinoHaemon ....................... Joseph Jean-MarieMessenger #2 ............. Bryce KirklandChorus .................... Elizabeth Hua, Bryce Kirkland, Dasara Kurti, Ariel Lewis, Jenna Raiss, Max Wasserstein.

Adapter’s Note

When Burning Coal Theatre Company first asked me to adapt OEDIPUS//ANTIGONE in 2016, I was terrified. This was a classic play with one of the most storied adaptations of all time: the great anti-war version written by Jean Anouilh in France during the Nazi occupation. I couldn’t resist the opportunity however, and am so grateful for the chance to grapple with this text.

I have leaned heavily on the exceptional colloquial translations of Peter Meineck and Paul Woodruff, as well as the verse translations of Dudley Fitts and Robert Fitzgerald. I also need to credit Anouilh, from whom I took not only the idea of the pivotal scene between Creon and Antigone, but also the details of the death of Polynices and Eteocles.


Scenes

Act 1 - Oedipus

Prologue “Prologue” Here. Now.Act 1 Scene 1 “Great Wise King” Town squareAct 1 Scene 2 “Blind Sight” Town squareAct 1 Scene 3 “Where Three Roads Meet” PalaceAct 1 Scene 4 “Little Princess Jocasta” PalaceAct 1 Scene 5 “Boy with the Swollen Foot” PalaceAct 1 Scene 6 “The Truth” Town squareAct 1 Scene 7 “Catastrophe” Town squareAct 1 Scene 8 “New King, Same Tragedy” Town square

Act 2 - AntigoneSeveral Years Later

Act 2 Scene 1 “To Bury or Not to Bury” Outskirts of ThebesAct 2 Scene 2 “Shocking News” PalaceAct 2 Scene 3 “The Law is the Law” PalaceAct 2 Scene 4 “Listen” PalaceAct 2 Scene 5 “Alone” PalaceAct 2 Scene 6 “The Beginnings of the Revolution” Palace/ PrisonAct 2 Scene 7 “Catastrophe: Part 2” Town squareEpilogue “Epilogue” Here. Now.


Production Team

Director ....................................... Scott PattesonAssistant Director ....................... Alyssa LaMedicaTechnical Director ...................... Brian MegaroCostume Designer ...................... Nicole GaramellaMovement Coach ....................... Amanda BigelowPlaybill/Poster ............................ David RichardsLighting/Sound Advisor ............. Amedeo CiminnisiProduction Manager .................. Kayla PasterAssistant Production Manager .. Annie LysekStage Manager ........................... Kasey KojanajAssistant Stage Manager .......... Talia ScheckmanProps Manager ........................... Olivia MazzellaTechnical Manager ..................... Manni BurachPublic Relations Specialist ........ Isabelle Rosen-starkScenic Artist ................................ Lauren Connelly Costume Managers .................... Olivia Barreiro ..................................................... Andrea FalcoLighting Designer ....................... Justin JonesTicket Manager .......................... Annie Lysek Makeup Designer ...................... Sophia FerreiraOriginal Music .............................. Ariana Sowa


LightsJustin Jones - Lighting Designer

Brandon Kim - AssistantSid Yousuf - Assitant

Sound BoardSam Grodin - Oedipus

Jamie Heskett - AntigoneScript - Carley Margolis

Sound EffectsJamie Heskett - OedipusSam Grodin - Antigone

Wireless MicrophonesJaime Franchino, Samantha Gavi,

Heainz Manoj, Lauren Raiss

Sound Setup CrewCollin Eagen, Jaime Franchino, Samantha Gavi,

Ava Green, Sam Grodin, Jaime HeskettHeainz Manoj, Lauren Raiss

Lighting Setup CrewHanna Aklilu, Matthew Bach, Mirsab Fadel,

Brandon Kim, Carley Margolis, Sean MichaelsGillian Weis, Sid Yousuf

Light & Sound Crew


Who’s Who in the CastAishanee Acharyya (Oedipus Chorus) is very excited to perform in this show. She was supposed to be in Shrek earlier this year, at the highschool, but since that got cancelled, she has been missing live theatre. Aishanee would like to thank her friends and family for their support. She would also like to thank the directors, Mr. Patteson and Ms. LaMedica, for all the effort they put in to make this production possible. While it will be very different from plays Aishanee has been a part of in the past, she is sure it will be an unforgettable experience.

Jayden Declet (Ismene) is a Sophomore at Livingston High School and is thrilled to be in her second LHS production! She was supposed to play Young Fiona in Shrek the Musical and has been in many productions, including Papermill Playhouse’s Summer Conservatory, Jesse in The World Premiere of The Little Princess, and Annie in Annie. She would love to thank her family and friends for always supporting her, a big thank you to Mr. Patteson for being an amazing director, and break legs to the cast and crew of Oedipus//Antigone!!

Sylvie Friedman (Oedipus Chorus) is a freshman at Livingston High School and is thrilled to be a part of her first LHS show! Sylvie has been performing since she was nine and has been in shows such as Guys and Dolls, Into the Woods, and A Wrinkle In Time. She is so excited to begin her LHS theatre career and would like to thank Mr. Patteson, Ms. LaMedica, Mr. Megaro, and everyone else who dedicated their time to ensure that a show would still be put on during the pandemic.


Who’s Who in the Cast

Alina George (Oedipus Chorus) is a freshman at Livingston High School and is very excited to be acting in her first High School Fall Drama. In the past, she has been apart of the Middle School Plays and Musicals including The Lion King (As Mufasa), A Wrinkle in Time (As the Mother), and Aladdin (As a member of Aladdin’s Posse) and now, she will be a part of the Fall Drama Oedipus//Antigone. She is so excited and thrilled to get back together with her theatre family and put on a spectacular show. She wishes her fellow actors and actresses all the very best and hopes everyone enjoys their performance. She would like to send her utmost gratitude to the directors: Mr. Patteson and Ms. LaMedica, her fellow theatrics, and family for this opportunity and their love and support towards her. She can’t wait to see everyone at the show!

Miriam Grodin (Oedipus Chorus) is a sophomore at LHS, and is excited to be participating in her first LHS show. She can’t wait to perform again, even if it is a little different than usual. Some of her recent theater credits include Glinda in The Wizard of Oz, Featured Ensemble in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and Naphtali in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. She hopes that this show goes well and would like to thank the cast, crew, and everyone involved for working so hard to make this show great. Thanks!


Who’s Who in the CastCharlotte A Heilpern (Oedipus Chorus) is a freshman at LHS and is so thrilled to be in her first high school production. She has been during school and camp plays since she was in fourth grade. She has been in five school plays Schoolhouse Rock Jr, Aladdin Jr, The Wizard of Oz, A Wrinkle in Time and Aladdin Jr. She has also been in two camp plays at Camp Ramah in the Berkshires, CRB Tales, Shrek. She is super excited to make new friends and have fun and hopes to be in more LHS productions as she grows as a student and actress.

Elizabeth Hua (Antigone Chorus) is a freshman at Livingston High School and is thrilled to be working on her first Fall Drama at LHS. She wants to give a big shout out to the cast, crew, directors, and anyone else who helped make theatre a reality during this pandemic. She hopes everyone enjoys the show.

Joseph Jean-Marie (Haemon) Is a freshman at Livingston High School and is very excited to start expressing his love for acting in the LHS Drama. Joseph has practiced in musicals and dramas beforehand like Lion King, Annie and A Wrinkle in Time. He hopes everyone enjoys the show and drinks a cup of hot cocoa and wants to give thanks to Annie Lysek for reaching out to most of the freshmen and providing an opportunity and Mr. Patteson for reaching out as well and helping the actors and crew by supporting us and leading us the whole time.


Who’s Who in the CastBryce Kirkland (Messenger 2, Antigone Chorus) is a junior at LHS. This year’s play will be Bryce’s second play she’s performed in. The first was during last year’s production of Radium Girls in which she played Evelyn Markley and Francine Flinn. She looks forward to the coming plays due to occur throughout the rest of her school career and despite the new obstacle of COVID-19, Bryce is excited for this production and the way in which the production will persevere despite the challenge. She hopes you all enjoy the show.

Dasara Kurti (Antigone Chorus) is a freshman at Livingston High School and is ecstatic that she can continue theater even during the pandemic. Some of her favorite shows have been High School Musical with MPAC, and the Lion King at the town camp. Her favorite role has been Lord Farquaad when doing Shrek. She has had an amazing experience with the directors and the cast, and wants to give a shout out to her parents for bringing her to the rehearsals.

Ariel Lewis (Antigone Chorus) is a freshman at Livingston High School and is elated to be part of her first LHS production. Ariel’s previous productions include, the lead role of Anne in Anne of Avonlea, the ensemble in The Lion King, and Miss Which in A Wrinkle in Time. She would like to thank the directors Mr. Patteson and Ms.LaMedica for their guidance, and support throughout the show. She would also like to give a special thanks to her family and friends for all their support throughout this whole experience. She hopes that everyone has fun and enjoys the show!


Who’s Who in the CastNick Marino (Creon) is a junior at Livingston High School. This will be his third show at LHS after appearing in Midsummer/Jersey and Radium Girls. Nick would like to thank the directors Mr. Patteson and Ms. LaMedica not only for giving him a chance to play this amazing role, but also for making this show even happen under these tough circumstances. He would also like to thank his supportive family as well as the amazing cast and production crew that helped to make this production successful.

Shreya Pandey (Tiresias) is so excited to have been able to work on her second play at LHS! She has taken part in shows such as Alice in Wonderland, Grimms Tales, The Magic Begins and Radium Girls. Being part of this cast was an incredible experience that she is so glad to have had the chance to do. Shreya is extremely grateful that we were able to produce a play during these unconventional times. She would like to massively thank Mr. Patteson and Ms. LaMedica for the opportunity, and for being such amazing and kind directors. As well as the entire crew and cast who brought the show together. Lastly, she would like to thank everyone for putting the time and effort into making this possible.

Cat Powers (Oedipus Chorus) is a freshman at Livingston High School and is very excited to be working on her first Fall Drama at LHS. Cat has done a number of shows including: The Lion King, A Wrinkle in Time, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, The Wizard of Oz, and Peter Pan. She hopes everyone enjoys the show and wants to give a big thank you to Mr. Patteson and Mrs.LaMedica for giving her the opportunity to join this show of wonderful people and her family for always supporting her.


Who’s Who in the CastJenna Raiss (Antigone Chorus) is a freshman at Livingston High School and is thrilled to be in her first production at LHS. Some of her past credits include Belle (Beauty and the Beast Jr.), Sally Brown (You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown), Jane Banks (Mary Poppins Jr.), and Peter Pan (Peter Pan Jr.). She wants to thank Mr. Patteson and Ms. LaMedica for finding a way to bring theatre back to life during these uncertain times, the cast and crew for being so dedicated, and her family for always supporting her.

Ethan Rivera (Messenger 1, Oedipus Chorus) is a freshman at Livingston High School and is very ecstatic to be contributing to his first fall drama at LHS. Ethan has participated in several shows including: The Lion King, Alice in Wonderland, A Wrinkle In Time, Suessical, Into The Woods, and Aladdin. He wishes everyone an amazing show and hopes that everyone will have fun experiences together. He thanks Mr. Patteson and Mrs. LaMedica for giving him the opportunity to participate in such a wonderful show and he also thanks his friends for introducing him to theatre

Jonah Ruderman (Oedipus) is a sophomore at Livingston High School and is very excited to be in his first play at LHS. Jonah recently appeared in Paper Mill Playhouse’s Summer Conservatory, Shrek The Musical (Lord Farquaad) You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Joseph), and Mary Poppins (George Banks), among others. He would like to thank everyone involved with the production for this amazing experience.


Who’s Who in the CastRaquel Silva (Antigone) is a freshman at Livingston High School and is excited to be working on her first Fall Drama at LHS. Raquel has enjoyed theater since a very young age. She has participated in countless different productions, some of which include: Sleeping Beauty, Aristocats, The Jungle Book, Peter Pan, The Wizard of Oz, The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, A Wrinkle in Time, and Aladdin. She looks forward to new opportunities to connect with the arts through the theater program here at LHS. She wants to thank her family and friends who never stopped supporting her, and of course everyone involved in the wonderful theater community here at LHS.

Leah Waessa (Jocasta) is a sophomore and she is thrilled to perform in her first LHS drama! Previously, she appeared in Shrek (Pig, Duloc Performer, Rat), The Lion King Jr. (Rafiki), Seussical Jr. (Bird Girl/Dance Captain), The Little Mermaid (Mersister), 101 Dalmatians (Perdita), and Beauty and the Beast Jr. (Silly Girl). She also performs with the LHS Improv Club. Leah wants to thank Mr. Patteson and Ms. LaMedica for their guidance, as well as her family and friends for their endless support. Break a leg to the cast and crew and enjoy the show!

Max Wasserstein (Antigone Chorus) is a freshman at Livingston High School. He has been in more than 25 productions, including The Lion King, Seussical, and Disaster! He would like to thank the rest of the Antigone Chorus for making every rehearsal a fantastic experience.


Who’s Who in the CrewOlivia Barreiro (Costume Manager) is a junior at LHS. This is her fifth show with LHS theatre. Olivia has been doing theatre since fourth grade and has both on and backstage experience. She would like to thank Andrea, Mr. Megaro and Mr. Patteson

Manni Burach (Technical Manager) is a senior at Livingston High School. This is her seventh show with LHS theatre including Peter and the Starcatcher and the Addams Family. She would like to give a big thanks to Mr. Megaro for all of his hard work and for allowing her to work with such an amazing crew. She would also like to thank the rest of the Production Team for all their hard work and dedication. Manni wishes the cast and crew the best of luck on this show and those to come!

Andrea Falco (Costumes Manager) Andrea is a junior at LHS and this is her fourth show with LHS Theatre. She would like to thank Mr. Patteson and Mr. Megaro for all their hard work, and Olivia for helping create all the costumes for this production. Break a leg everyone!

Sophia Ferreira (Makeup Manager) is a junior at LHS, and this is her third show as makeup manager. She would like to thank Mr. Megaro for all of his time and effort directed to the show. She would also like to wish the cast the best of luck for their performances.

Who’s Who in the CastAndrea Zhang (Corinthian) is a freshman at Livingston High School, and this is her first drama at LHS. She worked on two shows at Heritage Middle School: A Wrinkle in Time and Aladdin. She would like to thank the directors, the crew and the rest of the cast of this wonderful show, as well as her family and friends for their incredible support


Who’s Who in the CrewJustin Jones (Lighting Designer) is a senior at Livingston High School. Justin is working on his eighth show at LHS including, Addams Family, Peter and the Star catcher, Love/Sick, Midsummer Jersey, Once Upon a Mattress, On Being Good, Radium Girls, and Shrek. In addition Justin has worked on several shows for theater groups around town for example, Livingston Community Players production of Hairspray. Justin would like to thank Mr. Megaro and Mr. C for the opportunity to work with the LHS stage/tech crew.

Kasey Kojanaj (Stage Manager) is a senior at Livingston High School. This is her seventh show including Peter and the Starcatcher, Addams Family, Midsummer’s Jersey, Love Sick, Once Upon a Mattress, and Radium Girls (and half of what was Shrek the Musical). She is extremely grateful to be able to help run her last fall drama of her high school career considering the circumstances. Along with that, she is very appreciative of the diligent work and time of the teacher directors, (Mr. Patteson, Ms. LaMedica, Mr. Megaro, Mr. Ciminisi) the faculty, and staff that pushed the show to even exist. She is proud to have worked with a very driven and talented cast in addition to the immensely hard working and wonderful production team. She wishes a special congratulations to Mr. Patteson, as this is his first show he has directed at Livingston High school. Also a big thanks to her assistant, Talia Sheckman, whom she is very proud of and has no doubt she will do an incredible job next year as the next stage manager. She sincerely thanks her family, friends, and everyone that supported this phenomenal production.


Who’s Who in the CrewAnnie Lysek (Asst. Production Manager) is a sophomore, and she is very excited to be a part of her third production at LHS. She would like to thank Mr. Megaro, Mr. Patteson, and Mrs. LaMedica for being so kind and wonderful to work with, and Kayla for being such an inspiration. She would also like to thank her family for supporting her. Break a leg to the cast and crew!

Olivia Mazzella (Props Manager) is a junior at Livingston High School. This is her third show at LHS, others including Shrek and Radium Girls. She is very excited to be able to be a part of this production, and she would like to thank Mr. Megaro, Mr. Patteson, and the rest of cast and crew for putting everything together to make this show happen.

Kayla Paster (Production Manager) is a senior at Livingston High School and is very excited to be working on her last Fall Drama at LHS. Kayla has worked with the amazing production team for seven shows now including: Peter and the Starcatcher, The Addams Family, Midsummer/Jersey, Once Upon a Mattress, Radium Girls, and Shrek the Musical. She hopes everyone enjoys the show and wants to give a big thank you to Mr. Megaro for giving her the opportunity to join a team of fabulous people, Annie for being such a dazzling assistant, and her parents for their support.

Isabelle Rosenstark (Publicist) is a senior at Livingston High School. This is her seventh show including Peter and the Starcatcher, Addams Family, and Midsummer’s Jersey Shore,Once Upon a Mattress, Radium Girls, and Shrek. She is excited to work in this production of Oedipus//Antigone. Isabelle would like to thank Mr. Megaro for this opportunity to work with amazing people.


Who’s Who in the CrewTalia Scheckman (Asst. Stage Manager) is a junior at LHS and is so excited to be a part of her fifth production. This is her second production assisting Kasey and she wants to thank her for being such a great stage manager. She also wants to thank Mr. Megaro and the directors for all of their hard work, and her family. Break a leg to the cast and crew of Oedipus//Antigone!

Amedeo Ciminnisi (Sound and Lighting Advisor) is delighted once again to be part of yet another LHS Drama. Mr. Ciminnisi has a long history with the LHS Theater. Starting in the spring of 1989, Mr. Ciminnisi was the conductor of the pit orchestra for Damn Yankees and other subsequent LHS musicals for 11 years, after which he began assisting behind the scenes with lighting and audio production. In addition to being the light and sound crew advisor, Mr. “C” also teaches Music Technology, Beginning Guitar, and Grade 9 Humanities. Outside of school, Mr. Ciminnisi is an active freelance musician, playing in the bands Steppin’ Out and Epic Soul, where he plays bass for weddings, private parties and corporate affairs. As a freelance trombonist and bassist, Mr. C. has been a member of Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, and has also shared the stage with many familiar names such as The Four Tops, The Temptations, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, The Tokens, and the Richard Nader Rock and Roll Revue. In his spare time, Mr. C enjoys boating and fishing on the lake with his wife, Nancy, working on his cars, and building guitars. He would like to thank Mr. Stern, Mrs. Rubin, Mr. Megaro, Mr. Gutheil and most of all, his entire student crew for all of their help and support.


Who’s Who in the CrewAlyssa LaMedica (Assistant Director) is a second-year Special Education English Teacher at Livingston High School. Although she has been cast in many school and community productions over the years, she has recently discovered her passion for directing after working with Ms. Meghan Reid on last year’s production of Radium Girls and is so excited to be working with such a wonderful group on Oedipus // Antigone. She would like to thank the director, Mr. Scott Patteson, for giving her the opportunity to continue doing what she loves. Ms. LaMedica is especially grateful to her family and friends for their unwavering love and support. She would also like to recognize her own beloved teachers, Mrs. Jensyn Modero and Mrs. Megan Holzer, for igniting her passion for both teaching and theatre. She is so proud of all the hard work that everyone involved in this production has put forth over the past few months. Break legs, everyone!

Brian Megaro (Technical Director) has been teaching stagecraft for 19 years, and along with his students, has built sets for dozens of LHS productions. Brian has a passion for theater that comes only second to his passion for his family. He enjoys working and playing on his farm with his wife and three children. Brian also works a second job as a pyrotechnician and is one of the lead pyros responsible for the 4th of July fireworks at the National Mall in Washington D.C. and has shot the fireworks for the Super Bowl 48. He would like to thank everyone who has worked so hard to make the LHS production of Oedipus//Antigone such a fantastic show!


Who’s Who in the CrewMr. Patteson/Mr. P (Director) has been an educator for over six years at public, private and charter schools. He is a proud UCLA alum and received his MFA from UC San Diego. He has worked professionally on both coasts, directed numerous plays and musicals and is thrilled to join the LHS community. Go Lancers!


Thank You!The production would not have been possible without the following people:

The administrative team of Mr. Stern, Mr. Kays, Ms. Rosenzweig, Dr. Pretto, and Mr. Mohammed for their consistent support of the LHS Theatre Program.

Ms. Rubin for her guidance and support with this production.

Mr. Stern and Mr. Wittmaack for all of their advice as former directors!

Mr. Megaro and his Stagecraft classes for all of their creativity and ingenuity when building the set! Our vision would be incomplete without their talents!

Ms. Garamella and her crew for taking on costumes for a cast during a pandemic!

Mr. Ciminnisi and his team of Sound and Lighting designers for adding to the atmosphere of the show with lighting and sounds designed from scratch!

Mr. Richards for all of his help organizing the playbill and publicity for the show.

Mr. Jedwabnik for assisting with music and sound design.

Mrs. Haenggi for help with scheduling our various fundraisers to support our show.

Mrs. Mattia for all the help with the budget for this massive undertaking. We would not have been able to figure it out without you!

The main office staff for all of their support answering any questions that we had.

The Maintenance and security staff for all of their assistance during rehearsals, including setting up chairs and tables for our in-person rehearsals on campus.


Thank You!All of the businesses who supported our show through ad sales. Your generosity helped make this show happen.

All of the parents of the students involved in Oedipus//Antigone. Thank you for your support, your flexibility, and your generosity. Your support is the backbone of our production!

And the most special thanks for a group of phenomenal students without whom this show would not be possible. Thank you to Kasey Kojanaj for her constant support during rehearsal. Another thank you to Kayla Paster for keeping Mr. Patteson on track with behind the scenes deadlines and publicity. Their dedication to the theatre is a testament to this program!


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