Metamorphoses Program Copy Form
Title:
Metamorphoses
Written by: Mary Zimmerman
Show Dates: April 10?15,17?21, 2007
Matinee/s: Sunday April 15 2:30
Performance Time/s: 7:30
Setting or Synopsis of Scenes (if applicable):
Cast (in order of appearance) this may change
Character name: Actor/Actress name:
Alcyone and others Emily Brown*
Phaeton and others Jeff Campanella
Pomona and others Katie Clausen*
Myrrha and others Brit Cooper
Nursemaid and others Kat Grilli
Aphrodite and others Daydrie Hague+
Vertumnus and others Jason Hatcher
Erysichthon and others Evan Lee
Orpheus and others Dan Ochoa
Midas and others Lance Pruitt
Iris and others Kristen Woods
+Daydrie Hague appears courtesy of Actors Equity Association
Artistic Staff
Director: Scott Phillips
Choreographer: Adrienne Wilson
Voice, Dialect or Text Coach: Daydrie Hague
Scene Designer: Magdalena Garmaz
Costume Designer: Tracy Oleinick
Lighting Designer: Travis McHale
Sound Designer: Adriane Bennett
Fight Choreographer:
Technical Director: Adriane Bennett
Production Manager: Robin Jaffe
Dramaturg: Allison Brown
Other:
Composer: Elizabeth Greenleaf
Assistant Technical Director: Carrie Crawford
Production Staff
Stage Manager: Katie Shade
Assistant Stage Manager: Nicole Coleman
Wardrobe/Make-up Supervisor: Danielle Griffith*
Master Electrician: Ashley Nelson*
Light Board Operator: Ashley Nelson*
Sound Board Operator: Sean Cox
Properties Master: Vic Bayens*
Properties Crew: Radhika Patel, Rebecca Sheehan
All Design Assistants:
Accompanist:
Other:
Sound Engineer: Sean Cox
Scenic Studio
Scenic Studio Foreman: Vic Bayens*
Scenic Studio Assistant: Drew Holden, Carrie Crawford, Will Pitzer
Scenic Shop Crew: Sean Cox, Katie Noland, Daniel Ochoa, Brooke Schlosser*, Jeff Campanella, Katie Shade, James Vance, Jon Mark Ponder, Melanie Brown, Jason Hatcher, Emily Abston, Steven Hendrick, Alex Allen, Mat Hayes, Chris Baldwin
Other:
Scenic Running Crew: Lindsey Martin, Tanner Gell
Costume Studio
Costume Studio Assistant: Rebecca Holt
Costume Studio Crew: Erin Morrow, Darci Dickey, Mary Quince Douglas, Ashley Priselac, Jessica Brewer, Mallorie Yance, Kris McInnis, Amanda Juris, Lance Pruitt, Will Pitzer, Alli Byram, Katie Clausen*, Brit Cooper, Brandee Brown, Rebecca Holt, Whitney Thornberry*, Cassie Jennings, Jenna Bedsole, Katie George, Kristin Hopkins, Katie Shade, Becky Reed, Monica Bland, Krissy Parrish, Trent Kinnucan, Richard Davis
Wardrobe/ and Make-up Crew: Monica Bland, Becky Reed, Krissy Parrish, Whitney Thornberry*, Rebecca Holt, Danielle Griffith*
Other:
Administrative Staff
Marketing Director: Linda Wallner Bell
Office Administrator: Zandra Davis
Ticket Office Manager: Marjorie Teeter
House Manager: Carley Hubbard
Ticket Office Crew: Mariann Wilson, Emily Brown*, Cat Black, Lindsey Martin, Evan Lee
*Indicates Alpha Psi Omega
Thanks Yous
King Braswell of Blooming Colors
Becky Williams at Davis Dyar
Darrell Crutchley
April MacDonald
Southern Management
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Lobby Display by Allison Brown, Independent Study
Mission of the Department of Theatre (on every program)
In the best tradition of a land -grant University, our department complements Auburn University's emphasis on broad-based education with a rigorous program of practical training. The Department's program is exclusively undergraduate with immediate opportunities for hands-on experience in performance, stage management, design and technical production. Auburn University Department of Theatre is a laboratory in which our undergraduates are allowed to experience multiple aspects of the collaborative process of production, to succeed or to fail artistically in an atmosphere that places a premium on process and practicality.
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The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival™
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sponsored in part by
Stephen and Christine Schwarzman
The Kennedy Center Corporate Fund
U.S. Department of Education
The National Committee for the Performing Arts
and Dr. and Mrs. Gerald McNichols
This production is entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF). The aims of this national theater education program are to identify and promote quality in college-level theater production. To this end, each production entered is eligible for a response by a regional KCACTF representative, and selected students and faculty are invited to participate in KCACTF programs involving scholarships, internships, grants and awards for actors, directors, dramaturgs, playwrights, designers, stage managers and critics at both the regional and national levels.
Productions entered on the Participating level are eligible for inclusion at the KCACTF regional festival and can also be considered for invitation to the KCACTF national festival at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC in the spring of 2007.
Last year more than 1,300 productions were entered in the KCACTF involving more than 200,000 students nationwide. By entering this production, our theater department is sharing in the KCACTF goals to recognize, reward, and celebrate the exemplary work produced in college and university theaters across the nation.
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