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Major Contributors The Ghosts of Pineville By Sara Turner and Jeremy Kisling Based on the graphic novels by Sara Turner
SETTING Summertime in a small town in Eastern Kentucky THE CAST Chopper Sweeney...... J.T. Baniak Hank Goode...... Jayden A. Young Glory Roberts...... Afton Skeeters J.T. Roberts...... Sam Wallace-Smith Doris Sweeney...... Delaney Nash Wills Candy Sweeney...... Kenzie Barnhart Roger Goode / Ghost...... John Henry Trimble Simon Stillwater...... Donovan Stone Emily Van Warren...... Katie Bowden Pineville Popular / Ghost...... Bryanna Hutchinson The Shadow / Pineville Popular...... Jonathan Harper
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MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS MEDIA SPONSORS W. T. Young, Jr. and W.T. Young Storage;CREW Dr. John Denison DDS; HighBridge Spring Water; Director...... Esther Neel Scenic Designer...... Maggie Foley Costume Designer...... Julie Glover Lighting Designer...... Ariel Tatum Artistic Director / Sound Designer...... Jeremy Kisling Assistant Director...... Zachary Fryman Stage Manager...... Courtney Sheffield Technical Director...... Aaron Bowling Scenic Charge Artist...... Madison Mattfield Master Carpenter...... Bill Ulichney Properties Master...... Kelsey VonderHaar Assistant Costume Designer...... Allison McBride Production Construction Artists...... Jonesy Jones, Madison Mattfield Costume Shop Manager...... Julie Glover Costume Construction and Cutter / Drapers...... Julie Glover, ...... Ben Nabinger, Kelsey VonderHaar Costume Crafts...... Esther Neel Student Assistant Director...... Rachael Kelly Student Assistant Stage Manager...... Marley McCloud Light Board Operator...... Novalee McKee Sound Board Operator...... David Hensley Fight Choreographer...... Emily Asbury Front of House Manager...... Ashlee Collins Box Office Personnel...... Jonathan Hunt, Megan Kinney, ...... Erin McGuire Thompson Educational Materials...... Rhonda Bell, Zachary Fryman, ...... Cassady Gorrell, Jeremy Kisling, Crystal Williams ADOPT A CHARACTER LCT would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the following family members and friends who helped make this show possible by adopting one of our characters! Doris (Delaney Nash Wills) Glory Roberts Ginger Willis (Afton Skeeters) Kevin, Julie, and Jacob Chopper Skeeters (J.T. Baniak) Mom, Dad, Katrina, and Ellie LCT PROFESSIONAL STAFF Larry Snipes, Producing Director Vivian Snipes, Artistic Director Rachel Ray, Development Director Tiffany Dupont Novak, Marketing and Sales Director Kathryn Henriques, Marketing and Sales Assistant Jeremy Kisling, Associate Artistic Director in Charge of Education Rhonda Bell, Resident Teaching Artist Cassady Gorrell, Resident Teaching Artist Octavia Biggs, Program Director of Shooting Stars Youtheatre (SSYT) Corinne Campagna, Assistant Program Director of Shooting Stars Youtheatre (SSYT) Erin McGuire-Thompson, Finance and Box Office Manager Courtney Sheffield, Production Stage Manager Laura Beth Lee, Resident Stage Manager Maggie Foley, Charge Artist / Technical Director Aaron Bowling, Lighting Designer / Technical Director Julie Glover, Costume Shop Manager Esther Neel, Directing Associate
LCT QUALITY TIMES Extend your production experience of The Ghosts of Pineville! We hope these Quality Times help you to discuss the experience of attending live theatre. Below are some activities to guide your exploration.
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS What was your favorite part of The Ghosts of Pineville? To which of the characters did you most relate? Do you think ghosts are real? Talk with your friends and family and try to convince them of your position of whether ghosts exist or not.
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Individual or group mailings should be sent to: Lexington Children’s Theatre Critic’s Corner 418 West Short Street Lexington, KY 40507 or reach us online: www.lctonstage.org DIRECTOR’S NOTES
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On a dark and spooky night, The lights flashed; the speakers sparked. And a group of teenagers gathered round a campfire to hear a story. A story based on a graphic novel and set decades in the past, this spooky tale spans space and time. A story of gadgets connecting ghosts with three regular Kentucky kids on their summer vacation. Thump. “He heard strange noises at night” Thump. “The comic book world began to grow darker.” Thump. “He felt a hooded figure watching him.” Thump. Then something dark flitted by in the corner of his eye. Kelsey VonderHaar, Props Master CAST BIOS J.T. BANIAK (Chopper Sweeney) is a JOHN HENRY TRIMBLE (Roger Goode/ freshman drama student at SCAPA Lafayette. Ghost) is twelve years old and a seventh He previously performed in LCT’s Peter Pan grader at The Lexington School. He fell in love Jr. and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. He with acting when performing Fairytales with found his crew in LCT’s Companies since 2015; a Twist. He performed in The Sound of Music, he appreciates wild socks, strange hats, and the Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Lion, the Witch, absurd comedic style of Monty Python. and the Wardrobe, and attended JTF. He is KENZIE BARNHART (Candy Sweeney) Kenzie happy to perform with LCT. is a fourteen year old freshman at Lafayette High SAM WALLACE-SMITH (J.T. Roberts) Sam is School. She has performed in other plays, but a junior at STEAM Academy, but most of his time this is her first with LCT. Besides theatre, Kenzie is spent writing songs on his guitar. He would like enjoys writing and playing lacrosse. She looks to make a career out of writing and performing forward to participating in more LCT productions rock music. Sam plans to move to Chicago in the near future. after completing undergraduate school at the KATIE BOWDEN (Emily Van Warren) is a University of Kentucky. sixth grader at Leestown Middle School who DELANEY NASH WILLS (Doris Sweeney) is enjoys singing, acting, and Girl Scouts. She a freshman at Anderson County High School. spends many weekends playing Dungeons & This is her sixth production with LCT; her most Dragons with her friends. Her favorite musicals recent appearance was in Matilda the Musical are Wicked, Hamilton, and Roald Dahl’s Matilda last summer. She loves being a part of the LCT the Musical. The Ghosts of Pineville is her first Family and hopes you enjoy the show! production with LCT. JAYDEN YOUNG (Hank Goode) Jayden is JONATHAN HARPER (The Shadow / Pineville thirteen and in the eighth grade at SCAPA. Popular) is fifteen and a sophomore in high He performed with LCT in The Watsons Go school. This is his second production with LCT. to Birmingham–1963 (Rufus). Jayden enjoys He previously played Mr. Lennox in Afternoon basketball and track and field. He has many of the Elves and is excited to be a part of The goals for the future which include acting/directing, Ghosts of Pineville. Jonathan would like to thank owning his own business, and becoming a his fellow cast members for everything. professional athlete. BRYANNA HUTCHINSON (Pineville Popular / Ghost) is a seventh grader at Leestown Middle School. This is her first play with LCT! Bryanna loves to play her ukulele and sing. When Bryanna grows up she wants to be a Broadway actress or an electronic engineer. AFTON SKEETERS (Glory Roberts) Afton is a thirteen year old eighth grader at Woodford County Middle School. She previously acted in junior productions of Mary Poppins, The Lion King, The Music Man, and Willy Wonka. Afton is very excited to make her LCT debut in The Ghosts of Pineville and hopes you enjoy the show. DONOVAN STONE (Simon Stillwater) is excited to return to LCT after playing Nigel in Matilda the Musical this summer and making many new friends! Donovan is a sixth grader at The Lexington School where he plays on the soccer, basketball, and lacrosse teams. He recently began tumbling so he can learn to do cool flips! LOCATED IN e Square
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215 Southland Drive 101 E. High Street Lexington, Ky. (859) 233-4500 CREW BIOS EMILY ASBURY (Fight Choreographer) JULIE GLOVER (Costume Designer) Julie hails Emily currently works as an Associate Artist from Galena Park, Texas. Julie received her MFA with LCT’s Tour Company, appearing across in Costume Production from the University of Kentucky and beyond in Amelia Earhart and Arizona. This kicks off her sixth year at LCT where Jack and the Wonder Beans. Emily is a certified she has designed The Legend of John Henry, Advanced Actor/Combatant with the Society of The Red Badge of Courage, The Watsons Go to American Fight Directors and a proud graduate Birmingham-1963, and Junie B. Jones is of Otterbein University. NOT a Crook. RHONDA BELL (Resident Teaching Artist) CASSADY GORRELL (Resident Teaching Rhonda, a Nashville native, is excited to Artist) Cassady, a graduate of the University of continue her experience at LCT as a Resident Kentucky with a BA in Theatre, could not be more Teaching Artist. She holds an MA in Theatre from excited to continue her journey with Lexington the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa and a BA from Children’s Theatre this year! She first walked Berea College. Although she is a stage manager through LCT’s doors in 2004 and is thankful to by trade, Rhonda enjoys teaching and spending have the opportunity to continue learning with this time with kids. amazing organization. OCTAVIA BIGGS (Director Shooting Stars DAVID HENSLEY (Sound Board Operator) Youtheatre) Tavia has worked hard over the last David is a homeschooled eighth grader. Some 18 years to bring children’s theatre to eastern of his onstage LCT credits include: Frankenstein Kentucky. She believes strongly that all children (Igor), Mulan Jr. (Emperor), The Adventures of have the ability to be creative and through that Madeline (Pepito), Peter Pan Jr. (Lost Boy), The creativity will discover the gifts they possess. Wizard of Oz (Barrister), Schoolhouse Rock Live She would like to thank LCT and the W. Paul Jr., The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, and James and Lucille C. Little Foundation! and the Giant Peach Jr. AARON BOWLING (Lighting Designer/ JONESY JONES (Production Construction Technical Director) Aaron began his theatrical Artist) Jonesy is excited to join LCT as a Production career in LCT’s Snow White at age six. A UK Intern. They have a B.A. in theatre from Fayetteville graduate, he spent eight years working freelance State University, NC. Most recent works include across South Florida. Aaron is proud to return to West Side Story and the world premiere of Well Lexington and LCT for a third year. Aaron would Intentioned White People at Barrington Stage like to thank his daughter, Roxy, for everything. Company as an ATD intern +/ scenic carpenter. ASHLEE COLLINS (Front of House Manager) is RACHAEL KELLY (Student Assistant Director) is thrilled to be back at LCT after two years working honored to have her first directing opportunity. She with Chicago Children’s Theatre and Broadway in is a sophomore at SCAPA. Past roles include Shenzi Chicago. You may remember Ashlee from LCT’s in The Lion King, Shere Khan in The Jungle Book, Duck for President, Old Dry Frye, and The Lion, Twin I in Peter Pan, Miss Hannigan in Annie, and Chi the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Ashlee is currently a Fu in Mulan. Rachael wants to thank LCT for their Discovery Educator at The Living Arts and Science love and support. Center and is happy to be home. MEGAN KINNEY (Arts Administration Intern) MAGGIE FOLEY (Scenic Designer) Maggie Megan is a recent graduate of Lee University with Foley is thrilled to be at LCT for another season a BA in Theatre. She joined LCT as an education of creative fun. She received her BA in Theatre intern for the 2017 summer season; this will be her with minors in English and Art History from North second opportunity to work with the theatre. She is Central College in Naperville, IL and is glad to put it so excited to be back and can’t wait to learn and to use at such a great place. grow with the LCT family. ZACHARY FRYMAN (Assistant Director) JEREMY KISLING (Artistic Director/ Sound Zachary was born and raised in Dry Ridge, KY. He Designer) Welcome to LCT! Jeremy is so grateful graduated from Morehead State University with a for the community’s continued support of our theatre. B.A. in Theatre. His credits there include director for He received his undergraduate degree from the The Giver and assistant director for See How They University of Northern Iowa and his M.F.A. in Drama Run. Zack worked as an actor and teaching artist and Theatre for Youth from the University of Texas with The Little Company. at Austin. He hopes you take time to stretch your imagination! CREW BIOS LAURA BETH LEE (Resident Stage Manager) COURTNEY SHEFFIELD (Stage Manager) Laura Beth holds a BFA in Theatre for Youth Courtney graduated with a B.A. in Theatre Arts from East Carolina University. She taught drama, from the University of Minnesota. She worked technical theatre, and speech at Sallie B. Howard with many companies in Minnesota including The School for the Arts. She previously staged Children’s Theatre Company and CLIMB Theater. managed for The University of Montana Great After completing an internship with Omaha Theater Falls, Brevard Music Center, Busch Gardens Company she moved to Lexington to join the staff Williamsburg and Stagedoor Manor, NY. at LCT! MADISON MATTFIELD (Scenic Charge Artist) LARRY SNIPES (Producing Director) Larry has Madison is so excited to begin her first season served as LCT’s Producing Director since 1979. at LCT. She recently graduated from Regent After completing his MA in Theatre for Young University with her BFA in acting and BA in Audiences at Alabama’s University of Montevallo, strategic communication. Some of her favorite he worked for two years as a professional actor and projects include Doctor Faustus, The Seagull, and director in the Washington DC, metropolitan area. The Servant of Two Masters. She is so grateful for He has directed a multitude of productions for LCT this opportunity! and written several plays including Jack and the ALLISON MCBRIDE (Assistant Costume Wonder Beans, Cows Don’t Fly and other known Designer) Allison worked as a Production Intern facts, and Old Dry Frye. at Lexington Children’s Theatre this summer. As VIVIAN SNIPES (Artistic Director) Vivian has a junior theatre major at Asbury University, she worked at LCT for almost 40 years wearing appreciates her internship at LCT for furthering whatever hat is required to help the theatre move her knowledge in the technical field and preparing forward and grow. She loves her job and the her to enter the professional world. challenges that each new day brings. Viv and Larry MARLEY MCCLOUD (Student Assistant really don’t bicker as much as The Fisherman and Stage Manager) Marley is in ninth grade and his Wife (a script she and Larry co-wrote) except attends SCAPA. This is her third production when writing or developing a new play. They have working on crew with LCT. Last year she acted two grown children, Erica (in Statesboro, GA) and as an Assistant Stage Manager for The Best Casey (in Chicago, IL). Christmas Pageant Ever and as a spotlight ARIEL TATUM (Lighting Designer) Ariel is ecstatic operator on James and the Giant Peach Jr. to join LCT as the stage management intern for its NOVALEE MCKEE (Light Board Operator) 80th season! She recently obtained her B.S. in Child Novalee is extremely excited to work on her 11th & Family Studies from Freed Hardeman University LCT production! Her previous productions as a in Tennessee. Ariel is thrilled to engage and grow member of the crew include Matilda the Musical, her love for theatre and young audiences through Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, and Peter Pan this exciting new season! Jr. She wants to thank the entire LCT family for SARA TURNER (Playwright) started illustrating all their support. The Ghosts of Pineville series in 2009 and since BEN NABINGER (Costume Construction has created a trilogy of books including an array Artist / Cutter/Draper) Ben is thrilled to continue of ghostly mini-comics. Along with her comics, his journey with Lexington Children’s Theatre as Sara also works as half of Cricket Press, which a Costume Journeyman this season. He recently specializes in custom screen-printed posters, received his BA in Theatre Studies from the illustration and design. University of Maryland, Baltimore County. KELSEY VONDERHAAR (Props Master) is ESTHER NEEL (Director) Esther holds a BA in ecstatic to return to Lexington Children’s Theatre. Theatre Arts with a concentration in Scenic Art The last time she was here she appeared on from Taylor University in Indiana. Her first year with stage in the Summer Family Musical, Shrek the LCT was as a Scenic Charge Artist. As Directing Musical! 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