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And Then There Were None
This is the play adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic murder mystery novel, And Then There Were None. Ten strangers find themselves on an island together, invited by a host who has yet to arrive. Over dinner, a mysterious recording accuses each of the guests of a murder that they have escaped justice for. One by one, the guests die and suspicions shift from suicide to murder. Directed by Sarah Chairnoff Assistant directed by Katie Blankemeyer and Brendan Eck Cast: Rogers - AJ Collevechio Mrs. Rogers - Katie Desch Fred Narracott - Sarah Palmeter Vera Claythorne - Jordan Santillo Philip Lombard - TJ Washington Antonia Marston - Alexa Stilley William Blore - Collin Van Son General MacArthur - Dalton Brough Emily Brent - Lucy McKeever Sir Lawrence Wargrave - Kieran Dempsey Dr. Armstrong - Sam Davey Miracle Worker
The Miracle Worker tells the story of young Helen Keller, who is aggressive and spoiled by her family, who cannot get through to her. Captain and Mrs. Keller bring Annie Sullivan, an inexperienced, spirited student from up north to teach Helen. This play tells the story of Annie and Helen’s growing relationship and how one word can make all the difference. Directed by Elizabeth Kreider Assistant directed by Alex Bowman and Katherine Winner Cast list: Helen Keller - Sarah Losco Annie Sullivan - Lauren Ritter Captain Keller - Griffin McShane Kate Keller - Katie Abramowich James Keller - Jarrett Bordo Aunt Ev - Taylor Kellar Viney - Kyra Barkley Percy - Liam FitzPatrick Martha - Ellis Stump Dr. Anagnos - Hunter Allgor Doctor/ Voice of Jimmie - Preston Hoopes Blind Girls/ Crones - Lauren DiCello, Meg Reed, Ellis Stump Lamey Good 'N' Plenty
Wintersville High School, 1976. Richard Miller is the hip new Social Studies instructor at his crumbling old alma matter, and decides to teach his students about the U.S. criminal justice system by staging a "drug game," where the students play pushers, buyers, narcs, cops, and lawyers, using Good & Plenty candies as the contraband of choice. Bad idea -- after a hilarious unraveling of authority, with switcheroos and betrayals galore, most of the school has landed in actual jail. A brilliant twist on high school madness, and a compelling meditation on democracy, as well. Directed by Mia Nicolai Assistant Directed by Laney Pleasanton and Zachary Durnack Cast list: Richard Miller - Gerry Stamatelatos Glenda Dunlope - Victoria Jones Ed Renzelli/Pete Caleodis/Mickey Parker - Paul Kane Cindy Hlivko - Maria Valdisera Ronald Bridges - Elijah Armstrong Elvis Crothers/Dr. Mavermatis - Julie Whelan John Hunt - Tom Schmids Big Bob Kettlewell - Billy Issertell Andy & Randy Kettlewell - Brad Zoka Tyrell Mayberry - Reed Callan RoAnne Porter/Mrs. Burchfield - Maria Suarez Kim MacQuown/Penny Stenger - Miranda Francois Albert Kundrat/Stanley Harasick - Chad Poz Margie Scovronski/Miss Borkowski - Brittany Mancha A Skull in Connemara
For one week each autumn, Mick Dowd is hired to exhume the bones in certain sections of his local cemetery to make way for the new arrivals. As the time approaches for him to dig up the remains of his own late wife, strange rumors regarding his involvement in her sudden death seven years ago gradually begin to resurface. Directed by Kelly McNeice Assistant directed by Morgan Shires Cast list: Mick Dowd - Steve Travis Mairtin Hanlon - Paul Butrico Thomas Hanlon - Zach Szmerekovsky Maryjohnny - Kristina Mitchell W;t
Vivian Bearing, a brilliant and uncompromising professor of English Literature who has spent years specializing in the Holy Sonnets of John Donne, has been diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer. She agrees to undergo an experimental chemotherapy treatment that, although not guaranteed to save her, will provide excellent research data for the future of oncology. Over the course of her treatment, she begins to seek the warmth and care that, in her quest for excellence, she denied her students during her many years of teaching. Wit is a poignant and humorous look at life, death, poetry, and compassion. Directed by Katie Abramowich Assistant directed by Rachel Rosinger, TJ Washington, and Zack Gold Cast list: Vivian - Victoria Jones Jason - Evan Young Susie - Izzy Roll Dr. Kelekian - Kieran Dempsey E.M. Ashford - Kelly McNeice Vivian's Father - Gavin Calgaro Ensemble: Elizabeth Krider, Gavin Calgaro, Emily Hulbert, Will Swart, and Jessie Demmert Deathtrap
Once-successful playwright Sidney Bruhl is going through a bit of a dry spell, and unable to write a sure-fire hit. To make his struggle even more frustrating, Clifford Anderson, a student of one of Sidney's writing seminars, has recently sent him a copy of his first attempt at playwriting for Sidney's review and advice--so perfect in its construction that, as Sidney says, "A gifted director couldn't even hurt it." The play, entitled "Deathtrap," is a five character, two act thriller. Out of his desperate desire to once again be the king of Broadway, Sidney, much to his wife Myra's concern, toys with the idea of doing whatever it takes to get rid of Clifford and present the play as his own. However, shortly after Clifford arrives, it's clear that things are not what they seem. Even Helga Ten Dorp, the Dutch psychic from next door, and Porter Milgram, Sidney's observant attorney, can only speculate where the line between truth and deception lies. And in the end, it all boils down to one question: how far is someone willing to go to achieve success? Directed by Sam Phillips Assistant directed by Nicole Nigro and Saran Polchan Cast list: Sidney Bruhl - Tyler Davey Myra Bruhl - Katie Mihelarakis Clifford Anderson - Brendan Eck Helga Ten Dorp - Lauren Henning Porter Milgrim - Sean Kelly Circle Mirror Transformation
In the small town of Shirley, Vermont, five strangers gather in a dance studio to embark on a unique journey together in a creative drama class for adults. Taught by Marty, their free-spirited and supportive leader, the group -- Schultz, a recently divorced, emotionally vulnerable carpenter, Teresa, an earnest and vibrant former actress, James, Marty’s quiet and genial husband, and Lauren, a reserved and self-conscious high schooler -- move through a series of acting exercises, ranging from the heartbreaking to the ridiculous. In this one small room, through these few seemingly trivial games, quiet wars are waged, emotional wounds are nursed, and healing is finally, slowly, able to begin. In Annie Baker’s quiet masterpiece, Circle Mirror Transformation, the audience takes a transcendent journey through the mundane into the profound. Directed by Claire Preston Assistant directed by Justin Strupczweski and Maria Suarez Cast list: Marty - Katie Blankemeyer James - AJ Collevecchio Schultz - Collin Van Son Theresa - Sierra Bugni Lauren - Montana Telman Sawyer the Janitor - Bobby Brown Pamela - Julie Whelan Rupert - Mike Bliss The House of Blue Leaves
Aspiring composer Artie Shaughnessy lives as a zookeeper in Queens with his Schizophrenic wife, Bananas. He dreams of moving to Hollywood with the woman downstairs, Bunny, who he is having an affair with. This serious story quickly turns into a fast-paced comedy with nuns who want to see the pope, Artie's son gone AWOL armed with a bomb, and the semi-deaf wife of a movie producer. The House of Blue Leaves is a dark comedy containing elements of farce with serious themes and concepts to give a new view on what in life to take seriously. Directed by Natalie Stevens Assistant directed by Alex Bowman and Lauren Weber Cast list: Artie - Reed Callan Bananas - Jordan Santillo Bunny - Maria Valdisera Ronnie - Gerry Stamatelateros Billy - Tom Lynch Corrinna - Rayna Klingensmith Little Nun - Clarisse Cofrancesco Head Nun - Kyra Barkley Second Nun - Katie Abramowich Venus in Fur
In this seductive, deliciously dark comedy, Thomas, a playwright-slash-director, has written an adaptation of the classic novel, Venus in Fur, by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch. Frustrated by the lack of talent at auditions for his strong, feminine, and experienced lead, Vanda von Dunayev, he resolves to go home and soothe his ego. However, he is stopped by Vanda Jordan, a water-logged, foul-mouthed actrice, who manages to swing an audition despite her seeming cluelessness. The further the two get into the reading the more the lines of director, actor, and character blur, and the more the night begins to turn from an audition into something else. Full of humor, sensuality, and absolute power, Venus in Fur questions the established roles within gender and theater. "Wildly Intelligent and sometimes frightening... it constitutes a masterful exploration of the art of acting—onstage and off." Cast: Dana Cinque as Vanda Andrew Leite as Thomas Directed by Makensi Ceriani Assistant Directed by Dalton Brough Poster created by Savannah Welsch The Fantasticks
"Try To Remember" a time when this romantic charmer wasn't enchanting audiences around the world. The Fantasticks is the longest-running musical in the world and with good reason: at the heart of its breathtaking poetry and subtle theatrical sophistication is a purity and simplicity that transcends cultural barriers. The result is a timeless fable of love that manages to be nostalgic and universal at the same time. With its minimal costumes, small band and virtually nonexistent set, The Fantasticks is an intimate show that may be performed in virtually any space, engaging the audience's imagination and showcasing a strong ensemble cast. Its moving tale of young lovers who become disillusioned, only to discover a more mature, meaningful love is punctuated by a bountiful series of catchy, memorable songs, many of which have become classics. Cast: El Gallo - Austen Auriemma Luisa - Jordan Santillo Matt - Zack Durnack Hucklebee - John Nichici Bellomy - Austin Jerrod Unowitz Henry - Alex Bowman Mortimer - Zack Gold The Mute - Amanda Hoover Director - Mike Good Music Director - Garrett Martin Stage Manager - Emily Schriver Assistant Directors - Katie Abramowich and Natalie Stevens Assistant Music Director - Izzy Roll Short Term 12
Based off of the movie of the same title "Short Term 12" was written and adapted for the stage by the original cast and directors of the NRT production. Set at a foster-care facility for at-risk teenagers, Grace is a young counselor trying to do her best for kids who often have been pulled from the worst kinds of home situations. Even then, life is not easy as Grace and her colleagues care for kids who are too often profoundly scarred, even as they try to have lives of their own. Now, things are coming to a head as Grace readies for marriage even as some her charges are coming to major turning points in their lives. To cope, Grace will have to make difficult perceptions and decisions that could put her career, and more importantly her charges, at dire risk. HUB Flex Theater Thurs-Sat @ 9 PM Directed by Connor Greeley Characters: Grace……………………………Rachel Shriver Mason…………………………… TJ Washington Jayden.……………….Francesca Rowe Marcus……….…………………….Stephen Hill Jess…….…………….………Christie Fisher Nate…..………………..Andrew Leite Sammi….………………………Katie Keith Luis……..…………..………Will Goniprow Nicole….…….………………………Hannah Kelly Tanya……….……………………….Sasha Terekhova The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)[revised]
How on earth can a few people do the impossible: act through Shakespeare’s entire canon-37 plays- in 97 minutes? By summarizing the canon through football plays, rap songs, and outrageously condensed, comedy mash-up titles (like Four Weddings and a Transvestite), of course! The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) hilariously summarizes all of Shakespeare’s plays, using reenactments and audience participation. It is famous for holding the (self-proclaimed) record for the shortest production of Hamlet at 43 seconds. An extremely popular play that ran in London for nine years and has enjoyed countless productions in various languages playing throughout the world, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) entertains and teaches audiences facts about Shakespeare while ensuring them a rollicking good time. While the show itself is partially made up of skits and scenes, there is a linear plot line overarching it all and a goal the characters are trying to obtain. Through the use of smart comedy, this show entertains an audience and allows them to spend time getting to know each character. Cast: Mary Albus Brendan Eck Max Levine Laney Pleasanton Jamie Saslaw Collin Van Son Directed by Julie Whelan Assistant Directed by Noelle Marchetti and Erin McAndress Leading Ladies
Two down-on-their-luck Shakespearean actors from London, Leo and Jack, are failing to make a living performing their craft in middle of 1950's Pennsylvania. They get news that an old dying woman in the area is leaving her million dollar inheritance to some distant English relatives, so Leo and Jack decide to pretend to be these "relatives" to get the cash. However they soon discover her distant relatives weren’t her long-lost nephews but her nieces, so now Leo and Jack have to pretend to be “Maxine” and “Stephanie”- wigs and dresses and voices and all! While at the old woman's estate, Leo and Jack attempt a balance between pretending to be women while reverting back to their own selves trying to woo their love interests at the estate, Meg and Audrey. Cast Leo: Chad Poz Jack: Kieran Dempsey Meg: Jessie Demmert Audrey: Clarisse Cofrancesco Duncan: Dalton Brough Florence: Natalie Stevens Doctor: Justin Strupczewski Butch: Tom Lynch Jr. Ensemble: Jack Ouligian, Katie Abramowich, and Meg Reed Directed by Bryna Parlow and Kelly McNeice Assistant Directed by Katie Blankemeyer Clybourne Park
Winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award for Best Play, Clybourne Park is a razor-sharp satire about the politics of race. In response to Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun, playwright Bruce Norris set up Clybourne Park as a pair of scenes that bookend Hansberry’s piece. These two scenes, fifty years apart, are both set in the same modest bungalow on Chicago’s northwest side that features at the center of A Raisin in the Sun. The first scene takes place before and the second scene takes place after the events of A Raisin in the Sun. In 1959, Russ and Bev are moving out to the suburbs after the tragic death of their son. Inadvertently, they have sold their house to the neighborhood’s first black family. Fifty years later in 2009, the roles are reversed when a young white couple buys the lot in what is now a predominantly black neighborhood, signaling a new wave of gentrification. In both instances, a community showdown takes place, pitting race against real estate with this home as the battleground. Cast: Stephen Hill- Albert/Kevin Kimberly Richards- Francine/Lena Connor Davis- Russ/Dan Samantha Faller- Bev/Kathy Rachel Rosinger- Betsy/Lindsey Will Goniprow- Karl/Steve Ian Felker- Jim/Tom/Kenneth Directed by Jesse Small Assistant Directed by Paul Basher and Josh Brown The Penis Monologues
The Penis Monologues 2k17: more fabulous and exciting than ever before! Join us as we take a humorous and engaging look at the male genitalia and all the troubles, glories, problems in the shower, masturbation, condoms, manscaping and more that comes with it! And, for the first time EVER, the cast will include a balanced number of women in the show! Witness the twelve new, never-before-seen monologues written by the cast, in addition to fifteen classic monologues from the original show by Jason Cassidy. Director: Miranda Francois Assistant Directors: Mia Nicolai and Mitchell Lucas Cast: Alex Erdman Dana Cinque Danielle Renner Hannah Kelly Ian Felker Isabella Roll Jack Ouligian Jackie Tremblay Justin Strupczewski Mark Weaver Paul Kane Rosie Turner Thomas Hoffman You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Whether you’re keen to fly with the Red Baron, moon over the Moonlight Sonata, or just do your best to find “Happiness,” You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown is a crowd-pleasing classic. Director: Christie Fisher Assistant Directors: Evan Young & Gabe Reber Vocal Director: Preston Hoopes Music Director: Andrew Hill Cast: Charlie Brown - Kyle Chiavetta Lucy Van Pelt - Montana Telman Linus Van Pelt - Mike Good Sally Brown - Rayna Klingensmith Schroeder - Tom Lynch Snoopy - Austin Unowitz Ensemble: Little Red Headed Girl - Erin McAndress Peppermint Patty - Jackie Tremblay Marcie - Natalie Stevens Pig Pen - Connor Dautrich Peter and the Starcatcher
Peter and the Starcatcher is the whimsical prequel to the timeless story of Peter Pan. The play follows an unnamed orphan boy called Boy as he travels the high-seas in captivity. He meets a young Starcatcher named Molly and his world turns upside down. Molly and Boy must help her father Lord Aster on their mission to keep the magical Starstuff from the evil Black Stache. As they travel aboard the Neverland, Molly and Boy learn about friendship and forge an unbreakable bond. Directed by Abbie Jansen and Sarah Chairnoff Assistant Directed by Meg Reed and Chad Poz Boy/Peter: Brendan Eck Molly: Katie Blankemeyer Black Stache: Sebastian Pellegrini Smee: Collin Van Son Mrs.Bumbrake/Teacher: Max Levine Slank/Fighting Prawn: Kieran Dempsey Lord Leonard Aster: Andrew Leite Prentiss: AJ Collevecchio Ted: Brian Moore Alf: Brad Zoka Captain Scott: Chad Poz Grempkin: Danny Ehrlich Hawking Clam: Adam Albert Mack/Sanchez: Sean Kelly The Dealer
Written and Directed by: Ian Felker In a gallery in Manhattan, Mark is a lonely dealer that has the unusual ability to talk to the paintings that he sells. He has fallen in love with the prize of the gallery, a beautiful Modernist painting named Arianette. One day a woman, Penelope, comes in to purchase Arianette and Mark tries to prevent the sale of the painting that he loves. He soon starts to develop feelings for Penelope and must confront the loneliness and isolation that he has felt for so long. That and face off with an Irish still-life named Jameson. Mark: Lachlan Blubaugh Arianette: Kelly McNeice Penelope: Bryna Parlow Jameson: Jason Burke Samantha: Rachel Rosinger Henry: Ryan Hatfield Terry: Victoria Jones Assistant Directed by: Katie Abramowich and Brooke Stouffer No Exit
Three damned souls, Joseph Garcin, Inez Serrano, and Estelle Rigault, are brought to the same room in Hell and locked inside by a mysterious valet. Instead of being led to a rack to endure unending torture, they find themselves in a plain, furnished room, left to be each other’s torturers for eternity. L'enfer, c'est les autres — Hell is other people. GARCIN: Tyler Davey INEZ: Caitlin Wolper ESTELLE: Samantha Faller VALET: Jakob Goebel Directed by Victoria Jones Assistant Directed by Erin Doolin and Sam Phillips Lord of the Flies
A group of students traveling on a class trip survive a plane crash and become stranded on a tropical island. In an attempt to recreate the culture they left behind, they elect Ralph to lead, with the intellectual yet nerdy Piggy as counselor. But Jack wants to lead, too, and one-by-one, he lures the others from civility and reason to the savage world of war and chaos. Directed by: Jamie Saslaw Assistant directed by: Shayna Farmelant & Rachel Shriver Cast: Ralph- Lachlan Blubaugh Piggy- Brendan Eck Jack- Connor Davis Simon- Mitch Lucas Sam- Paul Basher Eric- Will Goniprow Roger- Kieran Dempsey Bella- Natalie Stevens Maurice- Justin Strupczewski Hannah- Jessie Demmert Perceval- Evan Young Naval Officer- Brad Zoka Waiting for Godot
Waiting for Godot begins with two men on a barren road by a leafless tree. These men, Vladimir and Estragon, are often characterized as "tramps," and we soon see that the world of this play is operating with its own set of rules—where nothing happens, nothing is certain, and there’s never anything to do. Directed by Julie Whelan and Sarah Chairnoff Assistant Directed by Emily Adar Vladimir: Max Levine Estragon: Sebastian Pellegrini Pozzo: Andrew Leite Lucky: Gerry Stamatelatos Boy: Mike Bliss Inherit the Wind
Inherit the Wind is the true story of a high school teacher put on trial for teaching Evolution in his biology classroom: a crime worse than murder in his small southern town in 1925. Normally, the town is quiet and empty, but this trial makes it become a circus. It brings in two Goliath attorneys, the righteous Matthew Harrison Brady and the agnostic from Chicago, Henry Drummond. It also catches the attention of a wise cracking reporter, EK Hornbeck. Watch as we see a meek school teacher try to fight for the right to think differently. Directed by Amanda Rees Assistant Directed by Elizabeth Kreider, Kelly McNeice, and Bryna Parlow Melinda: Kelsey Ryan Howard: Gavin Calgaro Rachel: Katie Keith Bert: Chad Poz Hornbeck: Jason Burke Brady: Josh Klostik Drummond: Jakob Goebel Meeker: AJ Collevecchio Reverend: Ian Felker Mrs. Brady: Katie Abramowich Judge: Tom Lynch Davenport: Adam Albert Mayor: Tyler Davey Mrs. Krebbs: Mary Frances Pillon Mrs. McClain: Lianna Doyle Mrs. Blair: Lauren Ritter Storekeeper: Stephen Hill Workman/ Dunlap: Serhat Tas Sillers/Organ Grinder: Paul Butrico Platt: Alex Catto Bannister: Zach Janitski Bollinger: Jugal Bhinde Hotdog/ Eskimo Pie Seller/ Reporter: Rayna Klingensmith Bible Seller: Jugal Bhinde Timmy/Radio Man: Sean Kelly The Misunderstanding
Jan has lived away from his mother and sister for many years, and after hearing of his father’s death he returns home to find them running an inn. Unbeknownst to him, in their inn, his mother and sister murder wealthy lodgers. When neither of them recognizes him upon his reappearance, he decides to stay at the inn without revealing his identity, unaware of how they treat their lodgers. Martha: Erin Doolin The Mother: Bryna Parlow Jan: Jack Ouligian Maria: Katie Mihelarakis The old manservant: Ryan Hatfield Director: Bryan Adams Assistant Directors: Caitlin Wolper & Victoria Jones Sylvia
Greg and Kate have moved to Manhattan after twenty-two years of child-raising in the suburbs. Greg's career as a financial trader is winding down, while Kate's career, as a public-school English teacher, is beginning to offer her more opportunities. Greg brings home a dog he found in the park—or that has found him—bearing only the name "Sylvia" on her name tag. A street-smart mixture of Lab and Poodle, Sylvia becomes a major bone of contention between husband and wife. She offers Greg an escape from the frustrations of his job and the unknowns of middle age. To Kate, Sylvia becomes a rival for affection. And Sylvia thinks Kate just doesn't understand the relationship between man and dog. The marriage is put in serious jeopardy until, after a series of hilarious and touching complications, Greg and Kate learn to compromise, and Sylvia becomes a valued part of their lives. 111 Forum Oct 19 @ 9PM Oct 20 @ 9PM Oct 21 @ 8 PM Free Admission Sylvia - Katie Blankemeyer Greg - Chris Monaco Kate - Sierra Bugni Tom/Phyllis/Leslie - Dalton Brough Assistant Directors - Jerrod Unowitz and Evan Young Directed by Mike Good The Odd Couple
Neil Simon's famous 80's update of his contemporary classic starts with a group of women friends playing their regular game of Trivial Pursuit. This week, they meet at the apartment of Olive Madison, a divorcee who freely admits to being a slob: "I leave a mess when I read a book." Late to arrive is Florence Unger, a stickler for detail who would try the patience of a saint, and who has unfortunately just become separated from her husband. As life would have it, the slob and the fuss-budget decide to room together -- with hilarious results! Directed by Josh Klostik Assistant Directed by Jason Burke and Sebastian Pellegrini Olive: Lauren Goodyear Florence: Katie Blankenmeyer Sylvie: Abbie Jansen Renee: Rachel Rosinger Vera: Amanda Rees Mickey: Makensi Ceriani Manolo: Kieran Dempsey Jesus: Jerrod Unowitz August: Osage County August: Osage County, a play about familial relationships, explores the private lives of the Weston family and those around them. After the disappearance of their flawed patriarch, the Weston family tries to cope with their loss, and all of the things they've left unsaid over the years. Directed by Amber Holder Assistant Directed by Mitch Lucas and Bailey Jensen Beverly Weston: Ian Felker Violet Weston: Rachel Shriver Barbara Fordham: Lauren Weber Bill Fordham: Andrew Leite Jean Fordham: Alex Garip Ivy Weston: Julie Whelan Karen Weston: Samantha Faller Steve Heidebrecht: Justin Strupczewski Mattie Fae Aiken: Emily Glick Charlie Aiken: Dominick Falcone Little Charles Aiken: Sebastian Pellegrini Johnna Monevata: Cristal Casellas Sheriff Deon Gilbeau: William Goniprow 12 Angry Jurors 12 Angry Jurors is a play about a teenage boy is on trial for murdering his father in a case where the death penalty is mandatory. Eleven jurors vote to send him to his death, and only one sees room for reasonable doubt. Directing Team: Directed by Connor Davis Assistant Directed by Ryan McCloy and Tyler Davey Cast: 1st Juror: Jamie Saslaw 2nd Juror: Maggie Wrobel 3rd Juror: TJ Washington 4th Juror: Anastasia Urozhaeva 5th Juror: Alli Amoros 6th Juror: Adam Murray 7th Juror: Kelly McNeice 8th Juror: Paul Basher 9th Juror: Kyle Chiavetta 10th Juror: Jordan Santillo 11th Juror: Sasha Terekhova 12th Juror: Katie Formichella God of Carnage Four parents have met to discuss what one couple's child has done to the other's, and what begins as a civil and courteous discourse swiftly spirals into chaos. It's not long before these sophisticated characters become as immature as their own children in this dark dysfunctional comedy Directed by Andrew Leite Assistant directed by Kelly McNeice Michael: Max Levine Alan: Jason Burke Annette: Hannah Kelly Veronica: Victoria Jones Miscast
Miscast is a cabaret-style show that allows NRT members to stretch their boundaries and have a little fun, performing pieces from shows or roles in which they will never, ever be cast. Gender-bending! Sexy chair dancing! Ridiculousness abounds! Directed by Dana Cinque Assistant Directed by Victoria Jones and Alex Coppolo Featuring: Lachlan Blubaugh Gavin Calgaro Tyler Davey Stephen Hill Andrew Leite John Nichici Nicole Nigro Mo Ortbal Sebastian Pellegrini Jackie Tremblay Evan Young Songs For A New World
Songs For A New World is not so much a standard musical as it is a cycle of songs all tied together with a common theme. It's about that one defining moment, about running into a fork in the road and choosing which path to take. There are no character names, just company members. Each bringing you down a different path to and beyond that moment. Jason Robert Brown's first musical is a collection of powerful songs that examine love, life, and the choices we make. Cast: Austen Auriemma Ann Dolly Sean Gregory Ryan Ordnung Morgan Sichler Val Smith Sean Toso Natalie Walden Director: Steve Travis Assistant Director: Shannon Capasso Music Director: Michael Belsky Choreographer: Jordan Santillo Lighting Designer: Kenny Yau Sound Designer: Stephen Hill 138 Degrees
Following a one-year prison sentence on charges of parental negligence, Angela Wilkinson returns home to her grieving hustband and her unpredicable 15-year-old daughter. The play follows the three family members in the months following Angela's return to home. At it's core, 138 Degrees is a story of loss, forgiveness and sacrifice. Written and Directed by Connor Smith Assistant directed by Sarah Chairnoff and Amber Holder Cast: Angela Wilkison: Holly Shearin Mark Lewis: Paul Kane Dana Wilkinson: Rose Turner Randall: Brenden Berndt Ms. Watkins: Amanda Reese Jeff Reynolds: TJ Wasington Ms. Boss/Michelle: Amanda Townsend Joann/Janet: Rachel Shriver Annie: Samantha Faller Barb: Elizabeth Kreider Billie: Melissa Kreider Colin:Tim Farley |
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The Cripple of Inishmaan
Set on the remote island of Inishmaan off the west coast of Ireland in 1934, The Cripple of Inishmaan is a strange comic tale in the great tradition of Irish storytelling. As word arrives on Inishmaan that a Hollywood director is coming to a neighboring island to make a movie, the one person who wants to be in the film more than anybody is young Cripple Billy, an unloved boy whose chief occupation has been gazing at cows and yearning for a girl who wants no part of him. Billy is determined to cross the sea and audition for a role, and news of his audacity quickly ripples through the rumor starved community. The play evolves into a merciless portrayal of a world so comically cramped and mean-spirited that hope is an affront to its order. Filled with a cast of extraordinary characters and unexpected plot turns, The Cripple of Inishmaan promises to take the audience along on Cripple Billy's crazy journey of hope and discovery, with a heavy dose of dark humor. Directed by Troy Todd Assistant directed by Collin Van Son Cast Billy: Sebastian Pelligrini Helen: Kelly McNeice Bartley: Jesse Small Johnnypateenmike: Max Levine Kate: Katie Blankemeyer Eileen: Lena Skeele BabbyBobby: Steve Travis Mammy: Amanda Pasquini Doctor: Justin Strupczewski |
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Tommy Wiseau's The Room
One eccentric mystery man has created his cinematic dream project, a gripping and emotional drama which will take American audiences by storm. You are invited to watch this dream come true in the most catastrophic way possible in Tommy Wiseau's THE ROOM. Watch our attempt to recreate the magic of this cult classic failure film live on stage, and get a special peek at the stories behind the camera, guided by the one man who may have some insight into the backward and nonsensical mental machinations of The Room's ringleader, Tommy Wiseau. DISCLAIMER: While it is not mandatory, it is highly recommended that you see the film before seeing this show, otherwise you may fall behind in the story and be lost at some of the jokes. You will definitely have a good time regardless, but an even better one if you have already seen the movie they're trying to make. Directed by Jack Manley and Andrew Leite Assistant Directed by Mike Good Starring: Gavin Calgaro as Greg / Mark Troy Giel as Tommy / Johnny Mitch Strawser as Sandy Danielle Renner as Lisa Sean Kelly as Denny Stephen Hill as Peter Kathryn Abramowich as Claudette Scott Wade as Mike Dana Cinque as Michelle Zach Martin as Raphael Morgan Shires as Amy Jessie Demmert as Safowa Mike Wilcox as Chris-R Tyler Davey as Steven With Ian Felker, Lianna Doyle, Alex Catto, and Sara Clark as The Crew and Daniel Beratis as Zsolt the Hungarian Soundman Guest Starring: Colin Lester as Doggie |
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True West
True West is a character study that examines the relationship between Austin, a screenwriter, and his older brother Lee. It is set in the kitchen of their mother's home 40 miles east of Los Angeles. Austin is house-sitting while their mother is in Alaska, and there he is confronted by his brother, who proceeds to bully his way into staying at the house and using Austin's car. In addition, the screenplay which Austin is pitching to his connection in Hollywood somehow gets taken over by the pushy con-man tactics of Lee, and the brothers find themselves forced to cooperate in the creation of a story that will make or break both their lives. In the process, the conflict between the brothers creates a heated situation in which their roles as successful family man and nomadic drifter are somehow reversed, and each man finds himself admitting that he had somehow always wished he were in the other's shoes. Directed by Max Levine Assistant directed by Julie Whelan Cast Austin: Josh Klostik Lee: Colin Lester Saul: Andrew Leite Mom: Victoria Jones |
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Penis Monologues
The Penis Monologues, written by Jason Cassidy, provides a humorous and engaging look at male sexuality and genetalia. The monologues range from sexual escapades, the difficulties of STDs, manscaping, urination, erectile dysfunction, and more! It’s vulgar and scandalous surprises make this show a tradition at Penn State. *please note that this show contains explicit material* Directed by Katelyn Waltimyer Assistant directed by Caitlin Wolper and Miranda Francois Cast List: Brendan Berndt Mark Weaver Ryan Jacobs Daniel Beratis Jason Burke Alex Gubler Alex Erdman Josh Klostik Tim Farley Stephen Armstrong Connor Greeley Mike Zula |
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Rabbit Hole
Becca and Howie Corbett have a picture perfect family life in the suburbs of New York until a random, tragic accident takes the life of their four-year old son. Soon after, Becca’s younger, irresponsible sister, Izzy, announces that she is pregnant: there will now be a new child in the family. As Becca and Howie grow apart, Becca’s mother, Nat, badgers Becca about her grieving process, and Jason, the young driver who killed their son, continually shows up to ask forgiveness, the group is on a bumpy road to healing with no road map in sight. Rabbit Hole delves into the complexity of a family navigating deep grief, and learning what it means to live a fruitful life when things fall apart. Directed by Christie Fisher Assistant Directed by Mike Good and Mia Nicolai Cast Becca: Amy Tizio Howie: Colin Lester Izzy: Lauren Spinabelli Jason: Paul Basher Nat: Amanda Rees |
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Play It Again Sam
Allan Felix is a mildly successful film critic for Film Quarterly magazine, who has recently divorced from his wife Nancy, whom he was deeply deeply in love with. His best friend Dick Christie and his wife Linda attempt to get Allan back on his feet after a period of intense loneliness. This proves to be a very awkward and terrible stretch of time in which Allan maneuvers the scene and attempts to find love, horribly mind you. Then, with the help of his idol Humphrey Bogart, he continues to be terribly, but hilariously unsuccessful in the dating scene. Throughout his awkward attempts and failure though, Allan soon discovers feelings for Dick’s wife, Linda, and is terrified on whether to act on them or not. Soon the emotion he feels for Linda, the “ghost” of the marriage haunting him, his own fantasies, and terrible references to classic crime movies threaten to consume his mind and soul. Directed by: Ian Felker Assistant Directed by: Lachlan Blubaugh and Morgan Shires Cast List: Allan Felix: Andrew Leite Linda Christie: Gabby DeRosa Dick Christie: Mitch Strawser Humphrey Bogart: Scott Wade Nancy: Ellis Stump Dream Sharon: Kathryn Abramowich Sharon Lake: Kelly McNeice Gina: Julia Gurule Vanessa: Emily Glick Intellectual Girl: Makensi Ceriani Go-Go Girl: Bryna Parlow Barbara: Amanda Townsend |
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Bridge to Terabithia
"Bridge to Terabithia" is a fantasy/adventure story of friendship, family and the power of imagination Jess Aarons is an outsider at school and even in his own family. Jess has trained all summer to become the fastest kid in his middle school class but his goal is unexpectedly thwarted by the new girl in school, Leslie Burke who competes in the "boys only" race and wins. Despite their awkward introduction, the two outsiders quickly become best friends. Leslie loves to tell stories of fantasy and magic. Jess loves to draw, but until he met Leslie, it was something he kept to himself. Leslie opens a new world of imagination for Jess. Together they create the secret kingdom of Terabithia, a magical place only accessible by swinging on an old rope over a stream in the woods near their homes. There, the friends rule the kingdom, fight the Dark Master and his creatures and plot against the school bullies. Thanks to his friendship with Leslie, Jess is changed for good. Brimming with fantastical creatures, palaces and beautiful forests, the world of Terabithia is brought to life. Directed by: Abbie Jansen Assistant directed by: Josh Klostik & Kelli Cochran Jesse: Sebastian Pellegrini Leslie: Katie Blankemeyer May Belle: Amanda Pasquini Miss Edwards: Val Smith Mr. Aarons: Tim Washington Mrs. Aarons: Rachel Rosinger Janice: Lauren Goodyear Brenda: Erin McAndress Gary Fulcher: William Goniprow Billy Jean / Girl 1: Julie Whelan Boy 1: Collin Van Son Boy 2/Girl 2: Justin Strupczewski |
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An Education
It's 1962, and Jenny Mellor has her life put together, especially considering she's only sixteen years old. She is a dedicated student, taking everything from Latin to cello lessons. She's spent her entire life preparing for one thing: Oxford University. After all, it is her parents' dream for her. Despite her stellar academic, Jenny desperately yearns for a sophisticated life. That’s where David, a significantly older man, comes in. He is everything that Jenny wants: classy, rich, cultured, and worldly. Though seemingly wonderful, David has a few deep secrets. Jenny’s fantasy crumbles when she realizes that David, the man she thought she knew so well, is really quite unknowable. It is a story of disillusionment, growing up, and finding inner strength despite failure. Directed by: Anna Foley Assistant Direected by: Alex Howard Cast List: Jenny - Lauren Ritter David - Connor Davis Jack - Dom Falcone Marjorie - Mary Frances Pillion Tina - Katie Keith Helen - Maddie Mahood Danny - Tom Walsh Miss Stubbs - Lianna Doyle Miss Walters - Amber Shojaie Graham - Collin Van Son Sarah - Kristina Oberto |
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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Edward Albee's winner of the 1963 Tony Award for Best Play, is a viciously hysterical and hysterically vicious portrait of a modern marriage. The play follows George and Martha after a college faculty party where they invite the newly-arrived couple, Nick and Honey, over for drinks and niceties.Pleasantries quickly devolve into barbed insults and wounded egos as each person attempts to 'play the game.' Soon, an outright war of the words erupts intent on shattering all illusion and thus threatening to destabilize their carefully crafted lives. Cast: George- Daniel Beratis Martha- Victoria Jones Nick- Ian Felker Honey- Gretchen Ray Directed by Makensi Ceriani Assistant Directed by Ellie Lesko and Andrew Leite |
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Based on the novel written by Stephen Chbosky, this is about 15-year-old Charlie, an endearing and naive outsider, coping with first love, the suicide of his best friend, and his own mental illness while struggling to find a group of people with whom he belongs. The introvert freshman is taken under the wings of two seniors, Sam and Patrick, who welcome him to the real world. Novel by Stephen Chbosky Adapted and Directed by Hailey Rohn Assistant Directed by Ryan Jacobs Cast: Sebastian Pellegrini Christie Fisher Stephen Hill Jason Burke Katelyn Waltimyer Caitlin Wolper Jordan Santillo Max Levine Tim Farley Connor Greeley Jimmy Gaschler Morgan Shires Alex Erdman Amanda Pasquini Emily Adar |
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The Laramie Project
In October 1998 Matthew Shepard was kidnapped, severely beaten and left to die, tied to a fence on the outskirts of Laramie, Wyoming. Five weeks later, Moisés Kaufman and fellow members of the Tectonic Theater Project went to Laramie, and over the course of the next year, conducted more than 200 interviews with people of the town. From these interviews they wrote the play The Laramie Project, a chronicle of the life of the town of Laramie in the year after the murder. THE LARAMIE PROJECT is one of the most performed plays in America today. Directed by Jesse Small Assistant directed by Connor Greely and Connor Smith Cast: Alex Garip Sean Gregory Ryan Jacobs Andrew Leite Colin Lester Michelle Perry Rachel Shriver Lauren Spinabelli Sasha Terekhova Amy Tizio Troy Todd Brenden Berndt |
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Play On!
Play On! is a comedic play featuring a theater group trying desperately to put on a play in spite of maddening interference from a haughty author who keeps revising the script. Act I is a rehearsal of “Murder Most Foul,” Act II is the near disastrous dress rehearsal (where lines are forgotten and changed by the author), and Act III is the actual performance in which anything that can go wrong does. Think the worst NRT show you’ve ever seen, add in hilarious sound effects, missing props, inebriated actors, missing lines and cues, and a playwright from hell, and you have an idea of what to expect. Directed by Gavin Calgaro and Katie Keith CAST Gerry - Julie Whelan Aggie - Gabby DeRosa Louise - Emily McKenzie Polly - Alexis Lunardi Henry - Alex Janick Violet - Katie Blankemeyer Billy - Justin Strupczewski Saul - Alex Melso Smitty - Sonia Rayka Phyllis - Amanda Rees |
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Glenngary Glen Ross
An American tale of the American businessman. Watch as these four real estate sales people fight to the the teeth to hold on to their very unsafe jobs. Shelly Levene, the former queen of the sale, currently on a very bad streak. Ricky Roma, the current hot shot of the office. George Aaronow, a man who probably shouldn’t have entered the business. And Dave Moss, the office loudmouth. The real question is, which of these four assholes stole the god damn leads? (WARNING: this play contains explicit language, may not be suitable for all audiences) Cast: Shelly Levene - Amanda Townsend Richard Roma - Sushanth Reddy John Williamson - Josh Klostik George Aaronow - Lachlan Blubaugh Dave Moss - Braden Inskeep James Lingk - Jack Manley Baylen - Hunter Fisher Directed by Max Levine Assistant Directed by Connor Davis |
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Heathers: The Musical
Directed by Maeve Hendricks Asst. Directed by Mitch Strawser and Bryna Parlow Music Direction - Jeremy Edelstein & James Nackley HEATHERS THE MUSICAL is the darkly delicious story of Veronica Sawyer, a brainy, beautiful teenage misfit who hustles her way into the most powerful and ruthless clique at Westerberg High: the Heathers. But before she can get comfortable atop the high school food chain, Veronica falls in love with the dangerously sexy new kid J.D. When Heather Chandler, the Almighty, kicks her out of the group, Veronica decides to bite the bullet and kiss Heather’s aerobicized ass… but J.D. has another plan for that bullet. Cast: Veronica - Dana Cinque JD - Gavin Calgaro Heather Chandler - Alex Lake Heather Duke - Maddie Mahood Heather McNamara - Valeri Smith Martha - Amanda Rees Ram - Justin Strupczewski Kurt - Troy Todd Kurt's Dad/Veronica's Dad/Gowan - Alex Janick Ram's Dad/JD's Dad/Ripper - Andrew Leite Fleming/Veronica's Mom - Amanda Pasquini Ensemble: Erin McAndress Sarah Rainey Kelli Cochran Sean Toso Stephen Hill Nick Granitzski |
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Of Mice and Men
By John Steinbeck Directed by Amanda Pasquini Assistant Directed by Abbie Jansen & Ryan Jacobs Two drifters, George and his friend Lennie, with delusions of living off the "fat of the land," have just arrived at a ranch to work for enough money to buy their own place. Lennie is a man-child, a little boy in the body of a dangerously powerful man. It's Lennie's obsessions with things soft and cuddly, that have made George cautious about who the gentle giant, with his brute strength, associates with. His promise to allow Lennie to "tend to the rabbits" on their future land keeps Lennie calm, amidst distractions, as the overgrown child needs constant reassurance. Everything seems to be going as planned until tragedy strikes. George is then faced with a moral decision that will change his life forever. This American classic is moving and great for all audiences. Cast: George - Colin Lester Lennie - Steve Travis Curley's Wife - Kelli Cochran Candy - Hunter Fisher Slim - Connor Smith Curley - Jiovanni Maestrale Crooks - David Gaines Carlson - Alex Howard Whit - Sean Lynch Boss - James Reim |
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The Glass Menagerie
Amanda Wingfield is a faded, tragic remnant of Southern gentility who lives in poverty in a dingy St. Louis apartment with her son, Tom, and her daughter, Laura. Amanda strives to give meaning and direction to her life and the lives of her children, though her methods are ineffective and irritating. Things begin to look up for the Wingfields when Tom invites a young man of his acquaintance to take dinner with the family. Jim, the caller, is a nice ordinary fellow who is at once pounced upon by Amanda as a possible husband for Laura. Cast: Tom Wingfield – Josh Klostik Amanda Wingfield – Mia Nicolai Laura Wingfield- Julie Whelan Jim O’Connor- Tim Farley Directed by Melissa Kreider Assistant Directed by Christie Fisher |
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The Lion In Winter
It may feel like summer outside, but this week in 111 forum it's nearly Christmas of the year 1183. In a drafty old castle, some of the most famous figures from European history pit their quick wits and cold-hearted schemes against one another in competition for a princess, a kingdom, and the richest land in France. An aging king seeks security for the country he has built before he growls his last in The Lion in Winter. Cast: Max Levine as King Henry Plantagenet Lauren Weber as Eleanor of Aquitaine Connor Davis as Richard the Lionheart Tyler Davey as Geoffrey Troy Giel as John Lianna Doyle as Alais Capet Zach Martin as Philip Capet Jack Manley as French Servant Morgan Shires as English Servant/Understudy for Eleanor Directed by Andrew Leite, Assistant Directed by Makensi Ceriani, Anna Foley and Braden Inskeep Written by James Goldman |
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Blithe Spirit
Charles Condomine is a successful and apparently happily married novelist. In order to conduct research about the occult, he and his second wife, Ruth, invite an eccentric medium, Madame Arcati, to conduct a séance at their home, assuming she will be a fraud. Included in the group are the Condomine’s friends, the skeptical Dr. George Bradman and his naïve wife, Violet. Madame Arcati’s ability to connect with the dead is genuine. Written by Noël Coward Directed by Emily Glick Assistant Directed by Claire Preston and Julie Whelan Executive Producers: Patricia and Arthur Glick Techies: Ellie Lesko and Margot Harvath Cast Kristina Oberto - Edith Lauren Goodyear - Ruth Aidan Gilrain-Mckenna - Charles Alex Erdman - Dr. Bradman Mary Albus - Mrs. Bradman Abbie Jansen - Madame Arcati Alexis Lunardi - Elvira |
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A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney
Tonight, Walt is going to read you a screenplay he wrote, and he’s hired a group of actors to help him do it. It's about his last days on earth. It's about a city he's going to build that's going to change the world. And it's about his brother. It's about everyone who loves him so much, and it's about how sad they're going to be when he's gone. Right? I mean, how can they live without him? How can anyone live without him? Directed By: Jack Manley Assistant Directed By: Dana Cinque and Leo Funk Creative Consultant: Abbie Jansen Cast: Walt - Hunter Fisher Roy - Andrew Leite Ron - Alex Janick Daughter - Gretchen Ray Understudy - Morgan Shires |
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Altar Boyz
Altar Boyz is a foot-stomping, rafter-raising, musical comedy about a fictitious Christian boy-band on the last night of their national “Raise the Praise” tour. The Boyz are five all-singing, all-dancing heartthrobs from Ohio: Matthew, Mark, Luke, Juan, and Abraham. With their tight harmonies and spectacular choreography, the Altar Boyz, will delight your audiences. As they perform their signature hits such as “Rhythm in Me,” “The Calling,” and “I Believe,” the Boyz question their loyalty to each other and ask whether or not faith is really holding them together. Directed By: Val Smith Assistant Directed By: Anna Foley and Bryan Adams Cast List: Matthew: Stephen Hill Mark: Joe McMahon Abe: Gavin Calgaro Juan: Luis Carrasquillo Luke: John Wiater |
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I Never Saw Another Butterfly
This play follows Raja from Terezin. She is a young, Jewish woman who survived the Holocaust. Throughout the play, Raja narrates as the audience is taken through a series of flashbacks illustrating her life in the Jewish ghetto and concentration camp (Terezin) during WWII. This play is a commemoration of the most important people in Raja’s life. We meet her family, her teacher, and her love interest. The play is her way to say a final goodbye to the people she loved most, and, in the end, we get to see her transform. She is ready to move on, knowing they will always be in her heart- lost but not forgotten. Directed by: Amanda Rees Assistant Directed by: Alyssa Palmer & Makensi Ceriani Cast (Order of Appearance): Raja - Julie Whelan Loudspeaker - Caitlin Wolper Irena - Sasha Terekhova Renka - Gretchen Ray Child I - Holly Shearin Child II - Zach Martin Child III - Katie Keith Child IV - Elizabeth Edkin Mother - Kaye Saxe Pavel - Andrew Leite Father - Troy Todd Aunt Vera - Bryna Parlow Erika - Elizabeth Edkin Irca - Lauren Ritter Rabbi - Gavin Calgaro Honza - Stoff Scott |
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Our Town
Described by Edward Albee as "...the greatest American play ever written," the story follows the small town of Grover's Corners through three acts: "Daily Life," "Love and Marriage," and "Death and Eternity." Narrated by a stage manager and performed with minimal props and sets, audiences follow the Webb and Gibbs families as their children fall in love, marry, and eventually—in one of the most famous scenes in American theatre—die. Directed by Lauren Spinabelli & Sean Gregory Assistant Directed by Jesse Small Cast: Stage Manager- John Reddy Dr. Gibbs- Alex Erdman Joe/Si/Wally Webb- Lianna Doyle Howie Newsome- Josh Klostik Mrs. Gibbs- Jamie Saslaw Mrs. Webb- Catherine Coughlan George Gibbs- Colin Lester Rebecca Gibbs- Alex Garip Emily Webb- Lauren Goodyear Professor Willard- Aaron Metheny Mr. Webb- Max Levine Simon Stimson- Mike Wilcox Mrs. Soames- Amanda Pasquini Constable Warren- Ian Felker Sam Craig- Erin Brooks Joe Stoddard- Eben Parker |
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Pills
Pills is an original play that follows a young drifter named Faith who was unknowingly involved in a drug trade. She is mandated by court to volunteer at a hospital for two months. Being tied down to one place forces her to learn how to cope with life’s tribulations instead of running from them, forging meaningful connections instead of burning bridges. Obsessive compulsive secretaries, poetic fry-cooks, and senile old men are among the many characters that she encounters. In the words of Abbie Jansen, “If you’re not real, then why do I feel this way…lil’ babies.” Faith ~ Gabby DeRosa Beatrice ~ Abbie Jansen Dominic ~ Sushanth “Sushi” Reddy Laura ~ Christie Fisher Anthony ~ Mitch Strawser Elizabeth ~ Mia Nicolai Peter ~ Marcello Pelicci Dr. Wright ~ Steve Sloan Jacob ~ Alex Howard Hope ~ Claire Preston Director ~ John Reddy Assistant Director ~ Taylor Bell |
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A Streetcar Named Desire
Blanche, a schoolteacher, has lost her job in Laurel, so she travels to New Orleans to stay with her younger sister, Stella, and her husband, Stanley. The longer Blanche stays, the higher tensions rise between her and Stanley. Although Blanche develops a relationship with Stanley’s friend, Mitch, her life in New Orleans quickly unravels as her past is discovered. Soon enough, Blanche is struggling just to keep her sanity. Directed by: Alexandra Coppolo Assistant Directed by: Bryan Adams & Melissa Kreider Cast: Alex Garip - Blanche DuBois Lauren Goodyear - Stella Kowalski Colin Lester - Stanley Kowalski Troy Todd - Harold Mitchell Bryna Parlow - Eunice Hubbell Josh Klostik - Steve Hubbell Justin Strupczewski -Pablo Gonzales/Alan Grey Ian Felker - Young Collector/Older Gentleman/Doctor Sasha Terekhova - Woman/Young Blanche/Matron |
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A New Brain
“A New Brain” follows the story of Gordon Schwinn, a young songwriter working for a children’s television show star Mr. Bungee, who dresses as a frog. During a break in the music-writing process, Gordon meets his best friend and manager Rhoda for lunch. Before digging into his baked ziti, he faints and falls face first into the meal and is promptly rushed to the hospital. The hospital staff discovers an arterial venous malformation and decides that Gordon needs a craniotomy. All of a sudden, Gordon is faced with a life-or-death situation, and is terrified to make a decision. His greatest fear is that he will die with all of his greatest songs still inside him. While in the hospital, Gordon accompanied by his mother, Rhoda and his boyfriend Roger contemplate the situation and weigh all of the options. This whole time, Gordon is being antagonized by a painfully realistic hallucination of his despotic and tyrannical boss, Mr. Bungee. After the surgery, Gordon falls into a coma and searches for and finds clarity and answers in the depths of his unconscious mind. Cast: R.J. Beck (The Minister) Gavin Calgaro (Roger Delli-Bovi) Hannah Donnelly (Waitress) Jeremy Edelstein (Mr. Bungee) Maeve Hendricks (Ensemble) Alex Janick (Dr. Jafar Berensteiner) Ryan Ordnung (Ensemble) Amanda Pasquini (Mimi "Mother" Scwhinn) John Reddy (Gordon Michael Schwinn) Kaye Saxe (Lisa "The Homeless Lady) Laura Searles (Rhoda) Val Smith (Nancy D. "The Thin Nurse") Steve Travis (Richard "The Nice Nurse") Directed by: Deb Saxe Assistant Directed by: Amber Holder and Gretchen Ray Music and Vocal Director: Maggie "Mo" Ortbal |
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Penis Monologues
The Penis Monologues, written by Jason Cassidy, provides a humorous and engaging look at male sexuality and genetalia. The monologues range from sexual escapades, the difficulties of STDs, manscaping, urination, erectile dysfunction, and more! It’s vulgar and scandalous surprises make this show a tradition at Penn State. *please note that this show contains explicit material* 111 Forum 11:59 pm on Feb. 12th 8pm on Feb. 13th & 14th. FREE ADMISSION! Directed by Monica Mazel Assistant Directed by Alexandra Garip and Katelyn Waltimyer Cast: Devon Fields Sean Gregory Brian Gutierrez Alex Howard Braden Inskeep Ryan Jacobs Jiovanni Maestrale Jack Manley Ethan Neslund Mike Rossman Matt Schiffman Dylan Shaffer Jesse Small Connor Smith Troy Todd Vince Tran Kenny Yau |
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The Great Gatsby
By F. Scott Fitzgerald Adapted by Simon Levy Directed by Jamie Saslaw Ass. Directed by Adam Murray The Great Gatsby follows the young and mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby and his desire to reinvent himself. He develops a quixotic passion and obsession for the beautiful former debutante Daisy Buchanan, a stoic representation of money and the upper class. Nick Carraway, a young newcomer to Long Island, is drawn into their world of obsession, greed and danger. The show explores themes of decadence, idealism resistance to change, social upheaval, and excess, creating a portrait of the Roaring Twenties. It is a fable - of America, of the Jazz Age, of enchantment and illusions, of a world where love and dreams are pursued and betrayed. Starring: Aaron Metheny- Jay Gatsby Connor Davis- Nick Carraway Amanda Townsend- Daisy Buchanan Jon Harris- Tom Buchanan Amy Tizio- Jordan Baker Emily Glick- Myrtle Wilson Max Levine- George Wilson Jiovanni Maestrale- Meyer Wolfsheim Danielle Renner- Mrs. McKee/Waitress Tyler Davey- Mr. McKee/Policeman Julie Whelan- Mrs. Michaelis/Partygoer |
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Children's Show Benefiting THON
By Jimmy Brunelle Adapted and Directed by Amanda Rees and Gavin Clagaro NRT presents a series of five silly skits that teach lessons about the value family and freindship. Although, mostly, it's a bunch of college students in colorful shirts being silly FTK. Cast: Ian Felker Gretchen Ray Colin Lester Amanda Pasquini Alex Janick Val Smith Katie Keith Abbie Jansen Andrew Leite Sasha Terekhova Bryna Parlow Janie McManimon Makensi Ceriani Joe McMahon |
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Clerks
By Kevin Smith Adapted and Directed by Jack Manley Ass. Directed by Leo Funk A glimpse at a day in the life of Dante and Randal, convenience store clerks who are sharp-witted, potty-mouthed, and bored out of their minds. Mix hockey, weed, video rentals, soft toilet paper and 24-ounce sodas. Add two working-class stiffs. Relax and enjoy. Cast: Dan Levine - Dante Mitch Strawser - Randal Abbie Jansen - Veronica Makensi Ceriani - Caitlin Ryan Stryker - Jay Alex Janick - Silent Bob Luis Villafañe - Activist, Willam, Customer, Customer Andrew Leite - Customer, Olaf, Blue Collar Man, Odd Man, Customer, Old Man Morgan Shires - Customer, Video-Anxious Customer, Small Child, Customer, Trainer, Coroner Janie McManimon - Guy, Impatient Customer, Girl, Smoker, Customer, Redding, John Nicole Nigro - Customer, Girl, Indecisive Customer, Customer, Woman, Suited Man, Attendant Heather Wagner - Customer, Mother, Man, Sanford, Heather, Attendant |
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Good Boys and True
By Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa Directed by Lauren Spinabelli and Colin Lester Ass. Directed by Max Levine and Jamie Saslaw Prep-school senior Brandon Hardy is brilliant, athletic, popular and charming—the kind of student that makes St. Joe's School for Boys proud to call its own. However, his privileged life threatens to collapse when a disturbing videotape is found on campus. As the resulting scandal takes unexpected turns, Brandon's mother Elizabeth must sort fact from fiction from family and confront unsettling truths about her son, herself, and their life. Cast: Brandon Hardy - Connor Greeley Elizabeth Hardy - Jamie Saslaw Coach Shea - Stephen Hill Justin Simmons - Jesse Small Maddy - Laurel Ann Gonsecki Cheryl Moody - Abbie Jansen |
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To Kill a Mockingbird
By Harper Lee Directed By John Reddy Ass. Directed by Alex Coppolo and Jenna Cominsky The time, 1935. The place, Maycomb Alabama. To Kill a Mockingbird is a celebrated novel by Harper Lee, adapted for the stage by Christopher Sergel. The protagonist, Jean Louise Finch, known as Scout, is exposed to the harsh unspoken truths of society based on race, class, and more. The small town is rocked by an alleged rape of a young woman, a rabid dog, angry mobs, but most shocking of all, A GIRL IN A HAM SUIT. Cast: Scout Finch - Katie Keith Atticus Finch - Connor McElwee Jem Finch - Gavin Calgaro Dill - Jake Van Bramer Calpurnia – Marquitta Davis Tom Robinson - David Gaines Reverend Sykes - Devon Fields Helen Robinson - Kierra Nocho Ms. Maudie Atkinson - Meghan Tranauskas Ms. Stephanie Crawford - Hailey Rohn Ms. Henry Lafayette Dubose - Amanda Pasquini Mr. Horace Gilmer - Sean Gregory Nathan Radley/Mr. Cunningham/Judge Taylor - Troy Todd Boo Radley/Walter Cunningham - Bryan Dougherty Bob Ewell – Jamison Reimersholms Mayella Ewell - Lauren Ritter Heck Tate - Ryan Jacobs Ms. Rachel Haverford - Sasha Terekhova Ms. Caroline Fisher - Alyssa Rae Palmer Buris Ewell/Link Deas – Josh Klostik |
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Silver Linings Playbook
By Matthew Quick Directed and Adapted by Abby Jackson Ass. Directed by Morgan Ringgold, Sarah Eason and Jennafer Palmer Eight months after a violent mental breakdown, Pat is released from the mental hospital, haunted by memories of his ex-wife and the will to get his old life back. The adjustment to everyday life is rough. His father is just as much of a hot head as he is and it seems as if everyone it Pat’s life is crazy. What Pat needs is a strategy, a way to overcome his darkness. When a depressed widower, Tiffany, enters his life, the juju seems to turn around in their favor. Cast: Pat Solatano Jr. … Marcello Pelicci Tiffany Maxwell … Mollie Farrell Pat Solatano Sr. … Adam Murray Randy … Zach Martin Dr. Cliff Patel … Sushanth Reddy Dolores Solatano … Michelle Fontan Jake Solatano … Bryan Dougherty Dr. Cliff Patel … Sushanth Reddy Ronnie … Lachlan Blubaugh Veronica … Caitlin Wolper Danny … Troy Giel Officer Keogh … Connor Davis Nikki … Morgan Shires |
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Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
By Alex Timbers and Michael Friedman Directed by Alex Janick Ass. Directed by Ian Felker and Amanda Townsend Pit: Garret Martin - Pianist Nick Krause - Guitarist Paige Wilson - Drummer Luis Villafañe - Bassist Cast: Troy Giel as Andrew Jackson Lindsey Lorefice as Rachel Jackson Andrew Leite as Martin Van Buren Max Levine as John Calhoun Emily Glick as James Monroe Connor Smith as Henry Clay Mike Shanley as John Quincy Adams, Black Fox Melissa Krieder as The Storyteller Kathryn Lodwick as Lyncoya Anna Foley, Alex Coppolo, and Claire Preston as many smaller, but still very important, roles |
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Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
By Alan Bell Directed by Maeve Hendricks Ass. Directed by Gavin Calgaro and Kyle Cernicky During a wedding reception at a Knoxville, Tennessee estate, five identically clad bridesmaids hide out in an upstairs bedroom, each with her own reason to avoid the party below. As the afternoon wears on, these five very different women drink, smoke, laugh, cry, and discover they might not be so different after all. Cast: David Adams - Tripp Chelsea Davis - Trisha Makensi Ceriani - Mindy Bryna Parlow - Meredith Gretchen Ray - Frances Amanda Rees - Georgeanne |
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The Last Five Years
By Jason Robert Brown Directed by Amanda Pasquini Ass. Directed by Troy Todd Music Directed by Michael Belsky Don't miss out on this unique musical that explores the dynamic relationship between a struggling actress and a rising novelist. Told in chronological and reverse chronological order AT THE SAME TIME. Prepare to cry, people. Cast: Cathy - Morgan Sichler Jamie - David Schmiech Pit: Piano - Michael Belsky Bass - Matt Breslof Guitar - Tom Cody Cello - James Nackley & Ryan Meyer Violin - Walker Konkle |
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Twelfth Night
By William Shakespeare Directed by Laurel Ann Gonsecki and Ania Kusnierz Assistant directed by Sasha Terekhova Summary: Viola decides to dress up as a dude and everyone is in love with her. Cast: Viola – Morgan Kauffman Duke Orsino – Jason Burke Olivia – Michelle Perry Malvolio – Steve Sloan Feste – Katie Rhodes Sir Toby Belch – Andrew Leite Sir Andrew Aguecheek – Josh Klostik Maria – Gabby DeRosa Sebastian – Jeremy Edelstein Antonio - Laurel Hyneman Fabian/Valentine/Priest – Kevin Lima Curio/Officer – Janie McManimon |
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The Crucible
Featuring: Hangings. Witchcraft. More hangings. Situations that escalate quickly. Even more hangings. Cool bonnets & pilgrim hats. Ending with... YOU GUESSED IT HANGINGS! Directed by Val Smith Assistant directed by Jack Manley and Joe McMahon Cast: Abigail Williams - Jamie Saslaw John Proctor - John Falconi Elizabeth Proctor - Erin Brooks Reverend Hale - Troy Giel Betty Parris - Katie Keith Reverend Parris - Colin Lester Tituba - Jennifer Palmer Mary Warren - Amanda Rees Mercy Lewis - Abbie Jansen Susanna Walcott - Chloe Rabinowitz Francis Nurse - Gavin Calgaro Rebecca Nurse - Anna Foley Giles Corey - Andrew Leite Martha Corey - Sasha Terekhova Thomas Putnam - Ryan Stryker Ann Putnam - Amanda Pasquini Judge Danforth - Max Levine Mr. Cheever - Lachlan Blubaugh |
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Welcome to Almost, Maine, a town that’s so far north, it’s almost not in the United States—it’s almost in Canada. And it almost doesn’t exist. Because its residents never got around to getting organized. So it’s just…Almost.
One cold, clear Friday night in the middle of winter, while the northern lights hover in the sky above, Almost’s residents find themselves falling in and out of love in the strangest ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. Love is lost, found, and confounded. And life for the people of Almost, Maine will never be the same. ALMOST, MAINE: It’s love. But not quite. Directed by Vince Tran Asst. Directed by Elizabeth Armstrong & Andrew Leite Stage Managed by Matt Schiffman Sound Design by Aaron Metheny Starring Elizabeth Armstrong Dana Cinque Mally Corrigan Stephen Hill Braden Inskeep Bryna Parlow John Reddy Jesse Small Lauren Spinabelli Troy Todd & Natalie Vero |
Summer 2014
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"Down With Love" Directed by Ben Sereda
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Spring 2014
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"The Phantom Tollbooth" Directed by Tali Berger
"Arsenic and Old Lace" Directed by Leah Pappas "The 39 Steps" Directed by Ben Sereda "The Penis Monologues" Directed by Annie McEnerney "The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek" Directed by Laurel Ann Gonseki "Reasons to be Pretty" Directed by Amanda Rees "The Shape of Things" Directed by Jeremy Mangan "Coraline" Adapted and Directed by Hailey Rohn "Godspell" Directed by Kayleigh Denneler "One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest" Directed by Amanda Pasquini |
Fall 2013
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"The Girl Who Fell Through a Hole in Her Sweater" Directed by Lauren Spinabelli
"Ordinary Days" Directed by Becca Koenigsberg & Jon Saperstein "Seedlings" By Stephen Hill, Directed by Hailey Rohn & Stephen Hill "Peter Pan and Wendy" Directed by Kristen Yasenchak "Closer" Directed by Michelle Fontan "The Nightman Cometh" Adapted and Directed by Bryan Keith "Nine" Directed by George Inglis "Prelude to a Kiss" Directed by Brian Gutierrez "High School Musical" Directed by Talia Berger |
Summer 2013
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"The Last Laugh" (Adapted from Issues of Batman) Adapted and Directed by Max Simone
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Spring 2013
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"Much Ado About Nothing" Directed by Whitney Rahoi
"Dentity Crisis" Directed by Brian Gutierrez "The Penis Monologues" By Jason Cassidy, Directed by Libby Ross "At Home at the Zoo" Directed by Paul Them "Run For Your Wife" Directed by John Reddy "Next to Normal" Directed by Steve Travis "California Suite" Directed by George Inglis "Phroth Phest" Presented by Phroth, Directed by Megan Barr "God of Carnage" Directed by David Charles "Reefer Madness" Directed by Ben Sereda and Tali Berger |
Fall 2012
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"Pride and Prejudice" Directed by Amanda Lippert
"The Pillowman" Direccted by Max Simone "Key Exchange" Directed by Rebecca Kelley "Dog Sees God" Directed by Libby Ross "All in the Timing" Directed by David O’Hara and Tyler Queen "Nunsense" Directed by Anne-Marie Pietersma "A Raisin in the Sun" Directed by Ben Sereda "A Christmas Carol" Directed by Jim Dickey & Christina Sharkey |
Spring 2012
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"The Giver" Directed by Jim Dickey
"Barefoot in the Park" Directed by Alex Principe "Dial ‘M’ for Murder" Directed by Matt MacMurchy "The Penis Monologues" By Jason Cassidy, Directed by Shadé Olasimbo "Macbeth" Directed by Hilary Caldwell "Rope" Directed by Ben Sereda "The Red Velvet Cake War" Directed by Karen Marchuska "Pygmalion" Directed by Kayleigh Denneler "Romance" Directed by Debi Chakravarti "Phroth Phest 2012" Presented by Phroth, Directed by Nicole Foley "Assassins" Directed by Jared Paxson |
Fall 2011
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"I Hate Hamlet" Directed by Paul Them
"Sex Please, We’re Sixty!" Directed by Alex Principe "The Three Musketeers" Adapted and Directed by Ryan Bergman "Animal Farm" Adapted and Directed by Jim Dickey "Hard Candy" Adapted and Directed by Travis Czap "Little Shop of Horrors" Directed by Alex Principe "Romantic Fools" Directed by Leah Blasko "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)" Directed by Vince Tran "Twelve Angry Jurors" Directed by Steve Travis "Hamlet" Directed by Max Simone |
Spring 2011
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"The Twilight Zone" Directed by Anthony Arbaiza
"The Odd Couple" Directed by Alex Principe "Black Comedy/God" Directed by Adam Bouc and Morgan Pieffer "The Penis Monologues" By Jason Cassidy, Directed by Joh Kircheimer "I Shot My Rich Aunt" Directed by Meredith Ringer "Othello" Directed by Jason Cassidy "Songs For A New World" Directed by Andrew Jen "Beyond Therapy" Directed by Rachel Sweeney "Moon for the Missbegotten" Directed by Steve Travis "Phroth Phest" Presented by Phroth, Directed by Hal Dworkin "Life X 3" Directed by David Charles "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" Directed by Melissa Zabell |
Fall 2010
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"Getting Sarah Married" Directed by Nicole Wells and Melissa Zabell
"No Exit" Directed by Andrew Jen "Pseudolus" Directed by Buddy Ruse "Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog" Directed by Chris Park and Meredith Ringer "Oleanna" Directed by Juliann Igo "The House of Blue Leaves" Directed by Sabrina Bierer and Dan Miller "Cabaret" Directed by Alex Principe "November" Directed by Dennis McNamara "Twelfth Night" Directed by Andrew Jen "The Lieutenant of Inishmore" Directed by Max Simone |
Summer 2010
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"The 39 Steps" Directed by Jesse Cramer"
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Spring 2010
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"Doubt" Directed by Jesse Cramer
"Sleuth" Directed by Adam Bouc "The Penis Monologues" By Jason Cassidy, Directed by Buddy Ruse "A Streetcar Named Desire" Directed by J. Samuel Horvath "The Last Five Years" Directed by Andrew Jen "Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo" Directed by Ashley and Anthony Arbaiza "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" Directed by Johnna Scrabis "Closer" Directed by Melissa Zabell "Phroth Phest" Presented by Phroth, Directed by Matt Radlow "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" Directed by Alex Principe "Proof" Directed by Andrew Jen |
Fall 2009
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"A Night of One Acts" Directed by Johnna Scrabis
"Steel Magnolias" Directed by Buddy Ruse "All My Sons" Directed by Jesse Cramer "The Taming of the Shrew" Directed by Mark Celeste "Dirk" Adapted by James Goss and Arvind Ethan David, Directed by Adam Bouc "The Goonies" Adapted & Directed by Alex Principe "Dracula" Adapted by Steven Dietz, Directed by Ryan Bergman "House and Garden" Directed by Andrew Jen "State and Main" Directed by Jason Cassidy |
Summer 2009
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"Autobahn: A Short Play Cycle" Directed by Nicole Arias
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Spring 2009
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"NRT’s third 24-Hour Theatre Experiment Extravaganza, Inspiration word: Inflation"
"Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune" Directed by Jason Cassidy "Frozen" Directed by Jesse Cramer "Exit the King by Eugene Ionesco" Directed by Ryan Bergman "South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut" Directed by Alex Jones "The Velveteen Rabbit" Directed by Morgan Pfeiffer "Schoolgirl Figure" Directed by Joh Kirchheimer "Wait Until Dark" Directed by Ted Chylack "Rumors" Directed by Bridgid Zvirblis "The Laramie Project" Directed by Katie Bucaro "Phroth Phest" Directed by Eden Reis "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" Directed by Andrew Jen "The Nickelodeon Throwback!" Directed by Robin Kowa and Pete Kadushin "The Philadelphia Story" Directed by Ted Chylack |
Fall 2008
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"Laughing Wild" Directed by Joh Kirchheimer
"Stones in His Pockets" Directed by Nicole Arias "Rabbit Hole" Directed by Dan Miller "Three Cuckolds" Arranged by Leon Katz, Directed by Mark Celeste "The Hours" Directed by Ted Chylack "Lady in the Dark" Directed by Melissa Golebiowski "Monstrous Regiment" Directed by Jason Cassidy "Waiting For Guffman" Directed by Johnna Scrabis and Sarah Burton "The Butler Did It" Directed by Andrew Jen "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" Directed by Jesse Cramer |
Summer 2008
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"Suburbia" Directed by Jason Cassidy
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Spring 2008
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"NRT’s second 24-Hour Theatre Extravaganza, Inspiration word: Free"
"Words, Words, Words & Sure Thing" Directed by John Kirchheimer "The Dumb Waiter" Directed by Ryan Simmons "The Scottish Play" Directed by CT Caster "Machinal" Directed by John Newman "Henry V" Directed by Jason Cassidy "Noises Off" Directed by Jesse Cramer "The Real Inspector Hound" Directed by Ted Chylack "Phroth Phest" By the writers of Phroth Humor Magazine, Directed by Eden and Jeff Kornberg "Don’t Drink the Water" Directed by Katie Bucaro "Local Celebrity" Directed by Sean Collier and Emily Mathason "The Pillowman" Directed by Susan Martin |
Fall 2007
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"And Then There Were None" Directed by Ted Chylack
"The Goodbye Girl" Directed by Jason Cassidy "Art" Directed by Jesse Cramer "The Road To Nirvana" Directed by Matt Comstock "Picasso at the Lapin Agile" Directed by Dan Kirchheimer "Six Characters in Search of an Author" Directed by Brad Einstein and Susan Martin "Arsenic and Old Lace" Directed by Jillian Meek and Sarah Nathan "Hospitality Suite" Directed by Dustin Yenser "The Nerd" Directed by Jeff Kornberg |
Spring 2007
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"The Lady in Black" Directed by Mary Shaw
"Full Ammo is... Scripted!" Written and Performed by Full Ammo Improv "Much Ado About Nothing" Directed by Pete Lyon and Blythe Hart "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf" Directed by Alvin Ford "Clue" Arranged by Kim Cicconi and Ryan Simmons, Directed by Ryan Simmons "Welcome to the Monkey House" Directed by Jesse Cramer "Phroth Phest 2007" Written and Directed by Phroth Magazine "NRT's first 24-Hour Theatre Challenge Extravaganza, Inspiration word: Affair" "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" Directed by Kim Cicconi "The Zoo Story" Directed by Jesse Cramer "The Baptism" Directed by CT Caster "The Importance of Being Earnest" Directed by Bill Curran |
Fall 2006
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"Over the River and Through the Woods" Directed by Josh Rebuck
"Foreplay or The Art of the Fugue" Directed by Jess Carter "Playing with Dahls, adaptations of the work of Roald Dahl" Directed by Dustin Yenser "Rhinoceros" Directed by Tim Portnoy "Anna in the Tropics" Directed by Katie Arbulu "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" Directed by Hailey Apter "Catch-22" Directed by Pete Lyon "The Baltimore Waltz" Directed by Mary Shaw "Mere Mortals" Directed by Kel Elkins "Barton Fink" Directed by Jeff Domenick "A Completely Rehearsed Show" Written and Directed by Jeff Kornberg |
Spring 2006
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"The Breakfast Club" Directed by Kim Cicconi and J. Tom Pogue
"The Curious Savage" Directed by Mary Shaw "Full Ammo is: SCRIPTED!" Written and Directed by The Full Ammo Improv Troupe "Dr. Suess Stories" Adapted and Direted by Mary Shaw and Josh Rebuck "Sex, a.k.a. Weiners and Boobs" Directed by Jeff Kornberg "Phroth Phest" Directed by Steve Menegozzi "Life (x)3" Directed by Erica Karapandi "M*A*S*H" Directed by Blythe Hart "The Last Five Years" Directed by Lizz Collins, Musical Direction by Craig Schwartz "The Late Henry Moss" Directed by E. Jane Richardson "Betty's Summer Vacation" Directed by Caitlin Cassidy |
Fall 2005
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"The Boston Marriage" Directed by Caitlin Cassidy
"A Few Good Men" Directed by Jane Richardson "A Night of One Acts" Directed by Sari Rothrock and Jon Kroberger "The Worst of Broadway: A Musical Cabaret" Directed by Katie Bucco "The Nightmare Before Christmas" Directed by Sabina Ptasznik "The Moust Trap" Directed by Kim Cicconi "The Shape of Things" Directed by Mary Ann Brosnan and Laura Davies "Copenhagen" Directed by Blythe Hart "Sic" Directed by Erica Karapandi |
Spring 2005
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"The Book of Liz" Directed by Caitlin Cassidy
"The Real Thing" Directed by Jason Whittle "Wayside School" based on the books by Louis Sachar, Directed by Matt Brewster "A Musical Cabaret" Directed by Rob Huber, Musical Direction by Craig Schwartz "The Elephant Man" Directed by Blythe Hart and Matt Brewster "Phroth Phest" by the Phroth Magazine Staff, Directed by Kevin Haulihan "A Day in the Lives of Women" Directed by Amy Denholtz "Twelve Angry Men" Directed by Rob Huber "The Glass Menagerie" Directed by Jason Poorman "Pvt. Wars" Directed by Dave Zigerelli |
Fall 2004
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"Five Women Wearing the Same Dress" Directed by Caitlin Cassidy
"20th Century Dialogues: A Night of One Acts" Directed by Jason Whittle "I Guess I Expected Chocolates" Directed by Rob Huber "The Heidi Chronicles" Directed by Julia Hynes "Waiting for Guffman" Directed by Kevin Haulihan "The Twilight Zone" Directed by Matt Keeler "Deathtrap" Directed by Matt Brind'Amour "The Children's Hour" Directed by Amy Denholtz "I'm in a Spaceship!" Written and Directed by Kasey Soska "Extremities" Directed by Blythe Hart |
Spring 2004 |
“All My Sons,” Directed by Hillary Cook and Megan McCloskey
“Hobo Logic,” Directed by Tom McKnight and Jon Kroberger “W;t,” Directed by Jeanette Schreiber and Amy Denholtz |
Fall 2003
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"The Old Neighborhood" Directed by Kate Donohue and Amy Denholtz
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Spring 2003
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"Oleanna" Directed by Kate Donohue and Hilary Cook
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Fall 2002
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"Waiting for Lefty" Directed by Kate Donohue and Maggie McCormick
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Fall 2001
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“Romeo and Juliet” Directed by Susannah Salmon
“True West” Directed by Romel Sharma “Boy's Life” Directed by Luke Davin “Arsenic and Old Lace” Directed by Tom McKnight and Samantha Iivari “Machnial” Directed by Miki Poy and Tom Bowler “Cloud 9” Directed by Sean Kelly and Micah Winarchick “That Night” Written and Directed by Tim Godfrey “Tales from the Undergroud including: Walking into the Wind, The Wonder Spot, Picasso at the Lapin Agile” Directed by Mike McBurney “Chances Are” Written and Directed by Leslie Todd |
Spring 2001
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“Equus” Directed by Nate Kushner
“And She Was” Written by Kyle Brannon and Directed by Kim Klinger and Jan Pattishall “Suburbia” Directed by Ashley Dvorkin “Jesus, the Missing Years” Written by Nate Kushner, Luke Davin, and Mike Still and Directed by Mike Still “The Last Supper” Directed by Jeff Wu “Somewhere In-Between” Directed by Leslie Todd “Proposals” Directed by Steph Gundry "Kiss of the Spider Woman" |
Fall 2000
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An Evening of Improvisational Comedy
"Titus Andronicus" Directed by Luke Davin and Miki Poy "Kush-No-Rama" Directed by Nate Kushner: “The Bald Soprano” “The Horsies: A Dystopian, Orwellian, Terpsichorean Equestrian Ballet” “Small Parts for Small Actors: Twenty Little Incomplete Theatrical Premises That We Decided to Put on Stage Anyway” “World Full of Great Cities” “The Vital Importance of Being Craptacular: An Evil Slideshow” “Vampire Lesbians of Sodom” & “Theodora: She-Bitch of Byzantium” Directed by Andrew Terranova “WASP” Directed by Sean Kelly “What Happened When I Woke Up” Written by Valerie DiMambro and Directed by Valerie DiMambro and Mike Still “M. Butterfly” Directed by Susannah Salmon “Nothing Bad Happens When You’re In the Shower” Written and Directed by Tim Godfrey “The Scarlet Letter” Directed by Jan Pattishall |
Summer 2000
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Improv plus one-act comedies Written and Directed by Joe Killiany: “Lines”, “Modern Love”, “Andorf-5”, & “Stop Making Sense”
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Spring 2000
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“Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune” Directed by Stephanie Gundry
“Analysis” Directed by Trent Wolfred “The Value of Names” Directed by Jason Whittle “Replacing Robert” Directed by Barbara Ovrutsky “English Made Simple” & “Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You” Directed by Becky Wall Improv Comedy "Answering Machine" Written by Luke Davin, Directed by Luke Davin and Eric Leslie / "Pewter Flask" Written and Directed by Justin Trapani "The Taming of the Shrew" Directed by Kyle Brannon "Rumors" Directed by Farnoosh Torabi “The Foreigner” Directed by Jon Chiodo “Dial “M” for Murder” Directed by Jeff Wu “Our Town” Directed by Matt Hartman |
Fall 1999
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A Night of One-Acts: “Andorf 5”, “Jolie Cat”, “Listen Like Thieves”, “Exploratory Surgery” & “The Earbrass Interview” Written by Joe Killiany and Kyle Brannon and Directed by Kyle Brannon
"Of Mice and Men" Directed by Tim Godfrey “It All Begins With Suicide” "Awaking Tragedy" Written and Directed by Kim Gundry "My Three Angels" Directed by Sara Joy Lebowitz "The Zoo Story" Directed by Mike McBurney “Steel Magnolias” Directed by Jessica Hunt “Noises Off” Directed by Jan Pattishall |
Summer 1999
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"Much Ado About Nothing" Directed by Trent Wolfred
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Spring 1999
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"Epiphany" Directed by Joe Killany and Kyle Brannon
“Brighton Beach Memoirs” Directed by Chris Hookway "The Curtain Call Cafe", three one-act comedies written by Joe Killiany and Kyle Brannon, Directed by Kyle Brannon “3 Bedrooms: Insomnia”, “La Sagrada Familia” & “Graceland” "Glengarry Glen Ross" Directed by Bert Mains “Trust Me” Written and Directed by Randy Neville "Dance Like No One is Watching" Written and Directed by Matt Hartman "Home Section" Written by Janusz Glowacki and Directed by Evan McNamara “Skaters” "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" Directed by Jon Chiodo |
Fall 1998
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"More Than This" Written and Directed by Brian Etchell
"Reckless" Directed by Kyle Brannon "My Life in the Fall" Written and Directed by Nate White "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)" Directed by Jessica Hunt "Hedda Gabler" Directed by Kaely Marmion “A Man’s a Man” Directed by Evan McNamara "Lips Together, Teeth Apart" Directed by Kim Gundry |
Spring 1998
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3 One-Act Shows:
"A Good Man is Hard to Find" by Flannery O’Conner, adapted and directed by Dave Kennon "Business Lunch at the Russian Tea Room" by Christopher Durang, directed by Bert Mains "Postponing the Heat Death of the Universe" by Stephen Gregg, directed by Bert Mains “The Seven Year Itch” “American Buffalo” Directed by Evan McNamara “The Odd Couple” Directed by Chris Hookway “Blithe Spirit” Directed by Nate White “Rhinoceros” Directed by Kathryn Pruss “Chalk Tracings” Written and Directed by Elizabeth Andrews “Othello” Directed by Benjamin Zitelli |
Fall 1997
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"Laughing Wild"
Night of Short Comedies: "Power Lunch", "Identity Crisis" & "The American Dream "Dreading Sunrise" Written and Directed by Kim Gundry "Play it Again": Directed by Brenda Davis "Top Girls" Directed by Jennifer Bird "Curse of the Starving Class" Directed by Nate White "Dracula" Written and Directed by Bert Rains and Kyle Brannon "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" Directed by Jeff Maslany "Festival of One Acts" "Molly and Kniffes" Written and Directed by Tod Hartman and Lynn Thompson "Whale Music" Directed by Dave Kennon |
Summer 1997
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"Waiting for Godot" Directed by Lauren Snyder
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Spring 1997
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"Death and the Maiden" Directed by Nate White
"The Play's Thing" Directed by Kyle Brannon "Apocalypse Ending" A night of one act plays "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds" Directed by Kathi Martin "The Nerd" "A Streetcar Named Desire" Directed by Alia Matthews "Oedipus Rex" Directed by Evan McNamara "Hamlet" Directed by Randy Neville |
Fall 1996
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“Helga Svergenstern: Young, Beautiful, and Alone in Norway” written and directed by Lynn Thompson and Tod Hartman
"Rope" Adapted by Arthur Laurents, Directed by Elizabeth Andrews “Twelve Angry Men” Directed by Nate White “The Man from the USSR” “Bob Goes to Hell” |
Summer 1996
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"3" Written and Directed by Dan Bonfitto
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Spring 1996
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"Much Ado About Nothing" Directed by Randy Neville
"Wait Until Dark" Directed by Elizabeth Andrews "Live, Nude, Gods," Written and Directed by Dan Bonfitto "Facets" Directed by Rick Neville |
Fall 1995
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Twistestrata" Directed by Kathy Pruss
"As You Like It" Directed by Dan Bonfitto |
Spring 1995
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"Steel Magnolias" Directed by Amy Gangloff
"JB" Directed by Aaron Agostini "Theatre of Bizarre" Written and Directed by Various |
Fall 1994
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"Festival of One Acts" Written and Directed by Various
"The Importance of Being Earnest" Directed by Dan Bonfitto |
Spring 1994
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"The Crucible" Directed by David Crawford
"The Martian Chronicles" Directed by Dan Bonfitto |
Fall 1993
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"Twelfth Night" Directed by Marshall Ryan
"Maresca" |
