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Animal Farm

Industrialization, drunken neglect, and oppressive poverty all point to a lack of dignity. This causes the animals to revolt. The pigs take the lead, but the power goes to their head. Soon they are making the same mistakes as their human caretaker.

CAST

Storyteller/Pilkington - Trenton McKenzie

Jones/Benjamin - Bryce Moore

Major/Snowball - Carson Horton

Moses/Human/Pig - Eve Hamilton

Squealer - Abbey Cooper

Napoleon - Josh Pryor

Mollie/Minimus - Whitley Fore Newman

Boxer - Caelon Colbert

Clover - Amy Faughn

Goose/Human/Dog - Tiauna Murphy

Sheep/Dog - Deaa Simms

Hen/Human/Dog/Young Animal - Grace Dial

Goose/Dog - Davis Campbell

Sheep/Human/Dog - Katelyn Stanton

Pig/Dog - Michaela Partridge

CARPENTERS - Griffen Birdsong, Hayden Boles, Clay Bures, Caelon Colbert, Abbey Cooper, Carson Ecker, Elizabeth Escobedo, Amy Faughn, Whitley Fore Newman, Reilly Heffer, Courtney Light, Hannah Martin, Precious McCullough, Christa McLean, Peyton Miller, David Norris, Michaela Partridge, Joshua Pryor, Katelyn Stanton, Deronai Sims, Eli Webb, Lauren Wilcox

STITCHERS - Davis Campbell, Whitley Fore Newman, Dejah Harris, Courtney Light, Precious McCullough, Bryce Moore, Zac Passmore, Kassidy Ratz, Hayley Scott, Claire Thomas, Spencer Wagner

Vintage Hitchcock: A Live Radio Play features radio adaptations of three of Alfred Hitchcock's early films. Set in a 1940's radio studio the audience observes actors voicing multiple characters as well as live foley work. The first adaptation, inspired by Jack the Ripper is called The Lodger. Next is Sabotage, the thrilling story of a woman who unknowingly married a terrorist. Followed by The 39 Steps, the story of a man who gets caught up in the world of espionage.

CAST

• Announcer - Tyler Gillespie

• Verloc - Hayden Boles

• Ted - Zac Passmore

• Hannay - Davis Polston

• Sleuth - Davis Campbell

• Pamela - Emma Watkins

• Winnie - Hannah Cummins

• Ellen - Samantha Dunavion

• Jingle Singer - Haley Scott

• Jingle Singer - Beth Harvey

• Jingle Singer - Jaelyn Epps

Based on the story by Kenneth Grahame

Playwrights Tom Poole & Jon Cranney

Composer Michael Koerner

Based on the classic story of Kenneth Grahame The Reluctant Dragon is a comic musical for young audiences. A child becomes friends with a dragon despite their differences. The town is quick to judge their relationship. St. George the dragon slayer hired to exterminate the dragon. But the child hatches a plan to save the dragon and their friendship!

Themes

• Non-violence

• "Stop Lying” to others

• "Stop Lying" to yourself. Be yourself – non-conformist

• Don’t be prejudiced or judge a book by its cover

• "Free the woodchuck.” St. George (p. 32) or “Take yourself lightly” Dragon (p. 36)

DESIGNERS AND CREW

• Scenic Designer and Technical Director Bob Simpson

• Costume Designer Claire Abernathy

• Stage Manager Virginia Hirsch

• Sound Designer Cody Campbell

• Lighting Designer Mickey Yones

• Properties Master Vanessa Williams

• Pianist William Kayak

Nickel and Dimed is a political and presentational comedy designed to inform the audience on the working conditions of the working poor based on the book by the same title by Barbara Ehrenreich. Taking place from 1998 to 2000 in many locations in the U.S. Flow between the scenes is critical so scenery is minimal.

“Our whole lives are subsidized.  By the working poor.  They’re our biggest anonymous donors.” – Barbara

        In 2011, the US Census Bureau reported the gap between rich and poor people grew to the widest in more than 40 years with the poverty rate at almost a two-decade high.

CAST

• Actor 1- Morgan Carvell

• Actor 2 - Sarah Ring

• Actor 3 - Jordan Phillips

• Actor 4 - Dru Ergle

• Actor 5 - Marina Pearson

• Actor 6 - Brooke Thomas

• Actor 7 - Tyler Garstka

• Actor 8 - Dylan Worth

• Actor 9 - Alaina Rene Kizer

• Barbara - Madison Keubler