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Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? St. Edward'sUniversity THEATERARTS STAFF AND FACULTY EDWARD Dean , School of Humanities ... Father Louis T. Brusatti Artistic Director/Ass istant Professor David M. Long Managing Director/Ad junct Instructor . ... Michel le S. Polgar Area Coordinator/Assistant Professor . Sheila M. Gordon ALBEE'S Director of Musical Theater ...... ... Michael McKelvey Adm inistrative Coord inator . Angela Flowers Costume Shop Manager/Adjunct Instructor ..... .... .. ... .... T'Cie Mancuso WHO'S Technica l Director/Ad junct Instructor .. ..... Joe Carpenter Master Electrician Austin Sheff ield Costume Technical Spec ialist . Miche lle Heath Assistant Professors Kathryn Eader AFRAIDOF Ev Lunning Jr. ~ I Adjunct Instructors Brooks Barr Tara Cooper Bhagirit Crow VIRGINIA Kathy Dunn Hamrick Bill McM illin Jo Ann Schatz Gary M. van der Wege WOOLF? CHRISTINA J. MOORE DIRECTOR LEILAH STEWART SPECIALTHANKS SCENE DESIGNER Ben White Florist Father Louis T. Brusatti KATHRYN EADER Carol Caruthers LIGHTING DESIGNER Sister Donna Jurick , SND Ladies of Charity/Lakeway Thrift Store JEN J. MADISON Dr. George E. Martin COSTUME DESIGNER Bill McMillin Cheryl Moran K. ELIOT HAYNES St. Edward 's Universit y Marketing Office SOUND DESIGNER MEDIASPONSORS Texas State University Theatre Department UT-Austin Department of Theatre and Dance TARA COOPER Zach Theat re MAKE-UP/HAIR DESIGNER Zilker Theatr e Productions CHRONICLEM BILL MCMILLIN* -i'bilf4iFiffl:i< PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER < ku t 9o<s WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? is presented by special arrangement with BABS GEORGE* & EV LUNNING JR.* AUSTIN TEXAS Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York. EQUITY GUESTS THECOMPANY PRODUCTIONSTAFF Martha .. ... Babs George* Assistant Technical Director .. Zacharie B. Hennard George . Ev Lunning Jr.* Assistant to the Director........... .. Kiara Brynne Assistant to the Scenic Designer .... Carli Werner Honey .. .... .. Meredith Montgomery** Assistant to the Lighting Designer and Master Electrician . .. Erin Fleming Nick. .... Kel Sanders** Assistant to the Make-up/Hair Designer. ........... Lisa Raymond Assistant Properties Designer. ... Talieka Shears Vocal Coach ............ .. Sheila M. Gordon Lead Stage Manager. .. Johnny Joe Trillayes** Second Assistant Stage Manager . Tyler Mount** Assistant Stage Managers. Lora Blackwell**,Emil y Donald**, Sophia Franzella**, Kendra K. Perez** Student Assistant to the Technical Director .... .. ... .... George Marsolek Properties Lead Assistant . Johnny Joe Trillayes Properties Design and Construction. Monica Azcarate, Nathan Brockett, Liz Newchurch, KassandraOrtiz Assistant to the Master Electrician/Board Operator. ..... ChristinaSmith Assistant to the Sound Designer/BoardOperator . Jon Wayne Martin Sound Department Staff . Candice Rogers Scene Shop Staff . .......... Cameron Allen, George Marsolek, Candice Rogers, Carli Werner Costume Shop Staff. .. Kera Blay, Jordyn Campbell, EileenChaffer , SCENE Emily Donald, Aidan Liller, Meredith Montgomery,Helen Ralowicz The living room of a house on the campus of a small New England college. Stitchers . Aimee Kandi, TanyaOlande THERE WILL BE TWO 10-MINUTE INTERMISSIONS. Box Office Manager. ... ... Shannon Bishop Box Office Staff . Sadie Hollifield, Alyssa Johnson, Kel Sanders . Zorica Simic * Member, Actors' Equity Association, the union House Manager ... of professional actors and stage managers in House Crew. Matt Frazier, Mitch Harris, Andrew Hatcher, the United States Estevan Labrada, Lisa Raymond ... Jordan Campbell ** Equity Member Candidate Head Dresser. Dressers. Curtis Allmon, Hannah Fonder, Caitlyn Jackson Mary Moody Northen Theatre is a member of the Theatre Communications Group. Laundry. .. Hannah LeBrun, Kari Strunk Costume Crew . Annie Bond, Jordan Campbell, Katie Camarda, Emily Eubank, :) Kimberley Gates, Marrett Hanes, Kyle Housworth, Lindsley Howard, ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA) was founded in 1913 as the first of the American actor unions. Kari Strunk, Sean Slusher and the students of THAR 1331 Equity's mission is to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential Scenic Crew . ... Laura Burgess, Andrew Butler, Nicholas Campagna, Michael Davis, component of our society. Today, Equity represents more than 45,000 actors, singers, Drew Kimball, George Marsolek, Zach Miranda, Ben Myers, Danielle Ploeger, dancers and stage managers working in hundreds of theatres across the United States. Candice Rogers, Liz Vermeulen, Carli Werner and the students of THAR 1330 Equity members are dedicated to working in the theatre as a profession , upholding .. Magz Baillio the highest artistic standards. Equity negotiates wages and working condit ions and Make-up/Hair Crew provides a wide range of benefits including health and pension plans for its members. Lighting Crew .. .Aust in Amelio, Mary Cartwright, Erin Fleming, Matt Garcia, Jacquelyn Longoria, Through its agreement with Equity, this theatre has committed to the fair treatment Siena Pegues, Catie Powers and the students of THAR 1330 and THAR 3323 ACTORS' of the actors and stage managers employed in this production. AEA is a member of EQUITY the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts ASSOCIATION 191 3 unions. For more information, visit www.actorsequity .org . TARA COOPER (Make-up/Hair Designer) excited about her new role Assistant Professor THECOMPANY is a freelance make-up , hair and wardrobe of Theatre Design for St. Edward's University. stylist and adjunct professor at St. Edward's Kathryn is the Resident Lighting Designer for BABS GEORGE (Martha) returns to the Ah, Wilderness! , and Tiresias in Antigone. Ev University. Her work can be seen both the Butler Opera Center at UT-Austin , where Mary Moody Northen has received awards from the Austin Circle of nationally and internationally and has been she has designed nine productions including Theatre where she has Theaters for his portrayal of Fenton Hardy in featured in magazines such as The Economist, The Elixir of Love and last season's A View From been seen most re­ The Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Haunted Forbes, TIME, Texas Monthly, and many others , the Bridge. Other Butler Opera center credits cently in bobrauschen­ House (Austin Theatre for Youth) and for his as well as in productions such as Mamma include La Tentacion de San Antonio, Eugene bergamerica, Cloud 9 direction of A Flea in Her Ear by Georges Mia 1 and The Lion King (Broadway Tour). She Onegin, Dialogue of the Carmelites and The and Way of the World. Feydeau at MMNT. He received the Austin wants to thank her students , boyfriend and Old Majestic. Other Austin credits include The Babs has been a pro­ Critics ' Table award for Best Supporting Actor little dog Lulu for all of their love and support. Glass Menagerie , Proof and A Christmas Carol fessional actress for 30 for his portrayal of Joshua Rowen in the MMNT She is happy to be designing for Mary Moody for the State Theatre and Man of La Mancha years and is a member production of The Kentucky Cycle. A member Northen Theatre once again. and Sweet Charity for Austin Musical Theatre. of Actors ' Equity and Screen Actors Guild. of AEA since 1968, Ev has appeared in most Kathryn comes to Austin from a recent position She has worked regionally in Washington D.C, of Austin 's professional venues, from Palmer K. ELIOT HAYNES (Sound Designer) has in Lighting Design at Oklahoma City University Oregon , New Mexico, Utah , Michigan and Auditorium to The State Theatre to the Off been a sound designer for many years. He where her designs include Don Giovanni, Most Indiana. A resident of Austin for 22 years, she Center. Ev has directed over 50 productions won an Austin Critics' Table award for his sound Happy Fella, Children of Eden and A Christmas has been seen at Austin Shakespeare , Austin for professional, community and school design for The Kinnderman Depiction (Physical Carol. After completing her undergraduate Playhouse (where she is a company member) , groups , including The State Theatre Company Plant). Recent designs include The Jungle and degree at UT- Austin, Kathryn earned her St. Edward 's University, Zachary Scott Theatre and The Austin Shakespeare Festival. He Frankenstein (Trouble Puppet Theater), Switch, MFA in lighting from New York University. She and TexArts . Recent television credits: Friday has also taught classes in voice for The State Shift, Go and Flush (Ariel Dance Theater), and has worked extensively in opera with such Night Lights and My Generation, an ABC TV Theatre Company School of Acting. He is a Doubt: A Parable (Zach Theatre). Eliot is also companies as Houston Grand Opera , Portland series. Training: MFA in Classical Acting from recipient of the 2006 St. Edward 's Teaching the Technical Director of the annual Fuse Box Opera, Michigan Opera Theatre, Grande The Shakespeare Theatre and The George Excellence Award. festival. He is happy to be making his debut at Theatre de Geneve and Lyric Opera of Chicago. Washington University . She is the creator and Mary Moody Northen Theatre, working with this Some of her opera production credits include director of The State Theatre School of Acting. KEL SANDERS '11 (George) is thrilled to return very talented group of artists. Porgy & Bess, Susannah , Nabucco , A Cabaret She has been an instructor in the Theatre to the Mary Moody Northen Theater stage for Evening with Catherine Malt itano, Faust, Departments at St. Edward 's University , The the fifth time. Previous credits include Peer JEN J. MADISON (Costume Designer) has Mefistofele,
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