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Baldwin Wallace University Department of Theatre and Dance………………………21-22 Production Season Baldwin Wallace University Department of Theatre and Dance………………………21-22 Production Season FALL 2021 MAINSTAGE SERIES Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare. September 24-30, October 1-3, 2021 Director: Brennan Murphy STUDIO SERIES Everybody by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. October 20-14, 2021 Director: Guest Director TBA TESTING GROUND: Fall Edition. The Modern Prometheus (An Adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein) Oct 27 - 31, 2021 Director: Sara Whale LAB SERIES Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches by Tony Kushner November 17-21, 2021 Director: Bryce Kessler SPRING 2022 LAB SERIES: Judge and Jury by Reed Kruger February 10-13, 2022 Director: Reed Kruger MAINSTAGE SERIES fyoo zh en ’22: Revelry or Riot. February 23-26, 2022 Inspired by Dr. Dale Sheptak’s research on crowd dynamics. Director: Sara Whale STAGED READING SERIES Radium Girls by D. W. Gregory. March 18-19, 2022 Director: Anjanette Hall STUDIO SERIES People, Places and Things by Duncan MacMillan. March 23-27, 2022 Director: Keira MacDonald MAINSTAGE SERIES The Crucible by Arthur Miller. April 20-24, 2022 Director: René Copeland TESTING GROUND: Spring Edition. Danceworks in Progress. April 27, 2022 First produced in New York City Director: Sara Whale The Flea Theater Jim Simpson, Artistic Director; Carol Ostrow, Producing Director SHE KILLS MONSTERS Production Staff By Qui Nguyen Technical Director…………………………………………….…………..……....………Dylan Fujimara Keira McDonald Joshua Kass-Amsterdam Dave Allen Stoughton Assistant Technical Director…………………………………...….…..….….…..….….…Josh Padgett Director Assistant Director Lighting Designer Scene Shop Foreman…………………………………………………Jordan Campbell, Caroline Pali Gwendolyn Kunz Jeff Herrmann Hannah Prentice Carpenters………….............................................................................Emily Bailey, Ava Mastrone, Costume Designer Scenic Designer Sound Designer ………………………………..............................Katherine Swartzbeck, Claire Lynch, Marcus Class Dusten Welch Genesis Rosado Master Electrician………………………………………........................……………..Jessica Uguccini Fight Director Dance Choreographer Electricians…………………………………….................................Sarah Oberstar, Andrew Bidwell, Abby Bilson DJ Brannan ……………………………….................................Gianna Chapman, Retta Laumann, Hunter Miller Assistant Scenic Designer Assistant Sound Designer Painters………………...................................Abby Bilson, Ashley Platt, Kenzie Hall, Gracie Albus Props…………………………...............................…..Sarah McCord, Marisa Hubbard, Julia Smith, Dar’Jon Bentley Sam Sommer Bridget Kline ………………………………………………....................………………Ambu Dulleba, Grace Newell Director of Photography Editor Lead Crafts Artisan Sound…………………………………..…............................Hannah Prentice, DJ Brannan-Johnson Katherine R. Swartzbeck Marcus Class Taylor Lang THE-162 and Volunteers………………….....................................Morgan Chilton, Allison Riordan, Production Stage Assistant Stage Assistant Stage ……………………………………..............................Loke Smith, Nathan Wasinski, Zane Gagliardi, Manager Manager Manager ………………………………………..............................Anthony Harris, Emara Klein, Zachary Roth, ………………………………………………………..........................…….Evan Smittle, Drake Tobias Cast Stage Crew………………..................................Abigail Donnellan, Meriah Miles, Jasmyn Molaei, …………………………………….........................…Jayde Robinson, Michael Shoultz, Julia Smith Agnes Evans……………………………………………..……………..…Isabella Fay Tilly Evans……………………………………………………………..…Olivia Billings Show Editors……………….....................................…..……………Dar’jon Bentley, Sam Sommer DM Chuck Biggs/Kobold…………………………………………...…Dar’jon Bentley Camera Crew……………...………………………...Dar’jon Bentley, Grace Favarro, Sophia Reed Lilith/Lilly…………………………………………………………………...Bobbie Hart Costume Designer…………………………………………………….…………....…Gwendolyn Kunz Kaliope/Kelly………………………………………………………...Paige Cummings Costume Design Assistant…………………………………………….…………………..Gayle Gillen Orcus/Ronnie………..……………………………………………………….Will Potts Miles/Doppelganger/Bugbear/Fight Captain……………………...Will Savarese Costume Design Mentor………………………………………….…………...…….Charlotte Yetman Vera/Kobold………………………………………………………………Zakeia Curry Costume Shop Manager…………………………………………….………..………Melanie Boeman Steve/Merfolk/Bugbear/Liche……………………………………..Daniel Lindstrom Drapers……………………………………………………………....Tesia Benson, Charlotte Yetman Evil Gabbi/Bugbear/Gnoll………………………………………………….LailaTyler Evil Tina/Kobold…………………………………………………….Kelly Schikowski Student Drapers…………………………………………………….….Jake Glowinke, Corrine Starks Narrator/Farrah…………………………………………………….Christie Spessard Overhire Draper………………………………………………….…………..…….Diana Spring-Sidley Beholder…………………..……………..………………………………..Ally Riordan Lead Crafts Artisan………………………………………………………….……….…….Bridget Kline Understudies Craft Artisan Mentor…………………………………………………………….………...Tesia Benson Karyn Bellush (Lilith u/s) Kristen Miller (Agnes / Evil Tina u/s) Overhire Stitcher………………………………………………………………….…………...Leah Loar Jason Diers (Miles u/s) Reed Randall Kruger (Steve u/s) Publicity……….………………….……………………………………………...……..Kelly Schikowski Annie O’Brien (Evil Gabbi, Narrator, Farrah u/s) Ally Riordan (Vera u/s) Publicity Advisor…………………….……..…………………………………....…..……….Sara Whale Alex Strzemilowski (Orcus u/s) Ruah Uhlman (Tilly, Kaliope u/s) . A SPECIAL THANKS TO... © 2020 THIS AUDIO-VISUAL PRESENTATION WAS PRODUCED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH CONCORD THEATRICALS CORP. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS AUDIO-VISUAL President PRESENTATION IS AUTHORIZED FOR NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY FURTHER Dr. Guy Farish Dr. Stephen Stahl DISTROBUTION OF THIS PRESENTATION BY DOWNLOAD, STREAMING, REPOSTING, Robert Helmer BROADCAST, TELECAST, OR IN ANY OTHER MANNER OR MEDIUM, IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED, A VIOLATION OF THE AUTHOR(S)’S RIGHTS, AND ACTIONABLE UNDER APPLICABLE COPYRIGHT LAW. WARNING: FEDERAL LAW PROVIDES SEVERE CIVIL AND Dr. Denise Kohn Board of Trustees CRIMINAL PENALTIES FOR THE UNAUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION, DISTROBUTION OR EXHIBITION OF COPYRIGHTED AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS. CRIMINAL COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS INVESTIGATED BY THE FBI AND MAY CONSTITUTE A FELONY WITH A MAXIMUM PENALTY OF UP TO FIVE (5) YEARS IN PRISON AND/OR A $250,000 FINE Ally Riordan (Beholder, Vera Alex Strzemilowski (Chuck/Orcus Who’s Who…. Dave Allen Stoughton (Lighting U/S) Ally is honored to be a part U/S) from Rockport MA. He is a Designer) Richard II, and of She Kills Monsters! Ally is a sophomore BFA at Baldwin Romeo and Juliet for The sophomore Acting and Directing Wallace University and he is Keira McDonald (Director) Keira Michigan Shakespeare Festival major and Music minor from Oak thrilled to have worked on his first is awe-inspired by this group of in Jackson, Michigan; Mlle. Lawn, Illinois. Previous BW credits full mainstage production of She actors, stage managers, designers, Modiste, The Mikado, and include Dead Man’s Cell Phone Kills Monsters. After working as an builders and fighters. We hope Der Vogelhandler at The Ohio (Mrs. Gottlieb) and Burial at understudy last year, he is thrilled that we honor Qui Ngyuen’s story Light Opera inWooster, Ohio; Thebes (Assistant Director). Many to be back in the rehearsal room. of grief, courage, friendship and The Central and Near East Concert Series for thanks to the entire cast, crew, and creative Getting to work on this show proved to be a imagination. Most special thanks team for creating an amazing show and being the Cleveland Museum of Art; A/other Lover, great learning experience and a masterclass in to Dusten Welch for his talent, patience, skills, No Exit, and The Love of the Nightingale at wonderful to work with! collaboration. Alex wants to thank His Overstudies, wisdom and weapons. It has been so fun Livewire Chicago Theatre; and Jack and Jill at Will Savarese Will Potts, Dar’Jon Bentley for being wonderful stepping back into 1995 through the timeless (Miles, Bugbear, Fight Captain) is mentors as well as the whole team for the The Guthrie Theatre Lab in Minneapolis, Min- a junior Acting major from the NYC world of D and D. I hope our version of this nesota. chance to create in the times of Covid where our story gives you the courage to slay your area. He owes a huge thank you to creativity is limited. Gwendolyn Kunz (Costume monsters and dragons! Dusten Welch for giving him his Laila Tyler (Evil Gabbi/Monster) Designer) is a senior Design “Did you have fun?... That is the point in all first experience as fight captain, is a sophomore Acting and student from Columbus, OH. and to the entire cast and crew for Directing major from Butler, PA. his…Did you have fun? Gwen is currently working as helping this crazy play come to life! She is so excited to be performing -- Tilly Evans Costume Shop Foreman and is at BW again. Their previous BW Dusten A. Welch excited to be making her Kelly Schikowski (Evil Tina) is (Fight Director) is thrilled to have excited and grateful to be back credits include The Last Days of Baldwin Wallace Mainstage onstage at BW! A junior double Judas Iscariot (Loretta), Burial at been a part of this process with debut! Her previous credits majoring in Acting/Directing and Thebes (Chorus), and Devised so many remarkable and talent- include Critique of the School for Wives as Arts Management, Kelly has also Blues (Ensemble). Other favorite ed artists. Thank you Keira, for Costume Designer and Kinky Boots as been seen in Burial at Thebes credits of theirs include A Chorus Line (Bebe), your trust, direction and creative Wardrobe Supervisor and
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