| Rebecca A. Berrett (Light Designer -
Desemona) |
- Rebecca is a junior at Ithaca College
pursuing a career in lighting design. She
would like to thank everyone for their hard
work in making Desdemona a success and
extend special thanks to Tracy Hibbard for
all her help and support.
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| Jen Caprio (Costume Designer -
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf) |
- Jen is a junior costume design major at
Ithaca College. This past summer she
worked in the costume shop at the Hangar
Theatre. At Ithaca College, she has
worked on many productions including
The Man Who Came to Dinner, The
Pajama Game, Blood Wedding, and
Quilters.
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| Brian Crotty (Stage Manager - Valley
Song, The Soup Comes Last) |
- Brian spent two years as the production
Stage Manager for the Cider Mill
Playhouse. Before this, Brian studied
theatre at Binghamton University where he
stage managed The Three Penny Opera
and Dancing at Lughnasa among many
others. This summer Brian will return for
his second season as Company Manager
for the Hangar Theatre where he currently
works as the Education Assistant.
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| Kelly Czosnek (Costume Designer -
Desdemona) |
- Kelly is a junior majoring in costume design
at Ithaca College. She recently designed
costumes for Rachel Lampert's Sleeping
Beauty: The Rose Taboo in affiliation with
the Hangar Theatre and Ithaca College.
Currently she is designing The Heidi
Chronicles at Ithaca College.
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| Gretchen Darrow (Costume Designer
- Julie Johnson, Durang Durang,
Valley Song) |
- Gretchen is pleased to be in her second
season with The Kitchen Theatre. Prior
designs for The Kitchen Theatre include
The Mystery of Irma Vep, A Fool for
Love, and Miss Julie. Other regional
credits include Anything Goes for Syracus
University Drama, The Man Who Came
for Dinner for SUNY Cortland, and
Fences, Macbeth, Lindsor Newt, and
Tale's End for the Hangar Theatre.
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| Aaron Ford (Stage Manager - Julie
Johnson) |
- Aaron is a senior Ithaca College Drama
major. This is his second Kitchen Theatre
production, last year he ran lights for A
Tuna Christmas.
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| Holly Golden (Assistant Director -
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf) |
- Holly is a sophmore Theatre Arts major at
Cornell. This summer she played Mary
Warren in The Crucible at the Hangar
Theatre and was a member of the Hangar
Lab Company. At Cornell, she has
appeared in Richard III, Strider, and in
the Student Labratory Theatre Company.
She is excited to be a part of her first
Kitchen Theatre production.
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| Tracey J. Hibbard (Stage Manager -
Durang Durang) |
- Tracey is a junior Technical Theatre major
at Ithaca College. She is enjoying this
challenging experience with the Kitchen
Theatre and looks forward to the
opportunity again. Work at Ithaca College
has included Assistant Stage Manager for
In to the Woods and The Good Time are
Killing Me, and props master for Heathen
Valley. Next semester she will be stage
managinf Ithaca College's production of the
musical Quilt.
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| Adam T. Huggard (Scenic and
Lighting Co-Designer - Julie Johnson) |
- Adam is a Theatrical Design major at
Ithaca College. He has worked with The
Kitchen Theatre for four years, including
The Kathy and Mo Show, Jar the Floor,
and Fool for Love. Ithaca College
Productions include Lighting Designer for
Loves' Labours Lost, The One-Act
Workshops, and the upcoming Gianni
Schicchi and Down in the Valley. He has
also worked at Williamstown Theatre
Festival for the past two years.
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| Stephen Jackson (Stage Manager -
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf) |
- Information is not knowledge
Knowledge is not wisdom
Wisdom is not truth
Truth is not beauty
Beauty is not love
Love is not music
Music is THE BEST...
Wisdom is the domain fo the wise (which is
extinct)
Beauty is a French phonetic corruption
Of a short cloth neck ornament
Currently in resurgence...
(Frank Zappa, Joe's Garage, III.16)
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| Tom Gleeson (Scenic Designer -
Durang Durang) |
- Tom is a Design Major in his junior year at
Ithaca College where he was the Scenic
Designer for The On-Act Workshops and
Rachel Lampert's Sleeping Beauty. This
past summer he worked at the Westport
Country Playhouse as Scenic Artist for
Afterplay and Assistant Designer for
Spider's Web. He is pleased to be working
on his first production at the Kitchen
Theatre.
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| Norm Johnson (Scenic Designer -
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf,
Desdemona) |
- Norm is thrillked to be returning the the
Kitchen Theatre Company in a relatively
relaxed roel of Set Designer after three
years of Artistic Director. He wishes
Rachel all the best in her new role. Norm
can still be found at Ithaca College teaching
acting and movement.
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| Takeshi Kata (Scenic and Lighting
Co-Designer - Julie Johnson) |
- Takeshi is a senior Theatric Design major
at Ithaca College. He has worked with the
Kitchen Theatre Company for the past four
years - as Scenic and Lighting Designer for
The Kathy and Mo Show, and Lighting
Designer for Jar the Floor, and Fool for
Love. At Ithaca College he served as
Scenic Designer for Loves' Labours Lost,
Costume Designer for The Man Who
Came to Dinner, and Lighting Designer
for The Good Times are Killing Me. He
has also worked at Williamstown Theatre
Festival and Opera Theatre of Saint Louis.
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| Adam Klein (Light Designer - Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf) |
- Adam is currently a junior BFA tech major
at Ithaca College. He is very happy to be
working with the great group of people
here at the Kitchen Theatre. Previous
Ithaca College productions include The
Pajama Game, Quilters, The Bartered
Bride, and Heathen Valley.
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| Stacey Kolberg (Scenic Designer -
Valley Song) |
- Stacey is excited to make his Kitchen
Theatre design debut. Stacey looks
forward to continuing to work in many
capacities at the Kitchen Theatre.
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| Grace Ritter (Assistant Director -
Valley Song) |
- Grace is a 16 year old homeschooling
Ithacan who has been doing all sorts of
theater since she was nine years old. She
likes to eat, draw, read, and go on
"creeking" adventures in Six Mile Creek
while everybody else is in school.
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