Annie - Stage Right Resources

What a privilege to be directing a show at the beautiful, historic Crighton The-atre! The city of Conroe should take great pride in this theatre that throughout the past 40 years has brought so much high quality entertainment to its audiences.

I would like to thank Carolyn and Steve Wong for making ANNIE such a great, fun-filled experience for me. The more I work with them, the more I admire and respect their dedication to bringing such fine shows to this theatre - shows that the entire family can enjoy attending.

A huge thank you goes to the Board of Directors of STAGE RIGHT for making this show an outstanding experience for myself, Robin, Ana, Sabrae and Audrey (our superb pianist).

Jim Bingham has been a God-send. Not only does he do a superb job running this theatre, he builds fantastic sets and works many of the technical aspects of the shows. He has been here to help us every step of the way. Bless you!

Sabrae, I have known you since you were a five year old orphan in the Crigh-ton’s first production of ANNIE, eleven years ago. What a fantastic, talented young lady you have become. You did a great job helping in so many ways.

Ana, you are the best musical director in the world. We owe you a great deal of gratitude for everything you have contributed to this show. You have such a delightful, kind way of working with the singers as you teach them the songs and harmonies, and your orchestra is outstanding. We love you!

Jenny, I must say-New York City’s loss was our gain! Thank you so much for joining the cast and helping us present such a fine musical. This is an incredible pleasure for me to be doing a show with my very special young friend, whom I met 15 years ago at my first ANNIE audition! You are the Best!

Mason, this must be about our 25th show working together. You are always there for me! I love you!

In life, we are fortunate if God sends us a few really true friends. When I was asked to direct ANNIE I immediately called Robin and asked her to help me. Thank God she agreed, because everyone involved has adored Robin from the moment we began rehearsals. She is talented, experienced, and knowledgeable concerning every aspect of theatre. Robin is the Magic of Theatre! Better yet, she is my best friend!

We appreciate you, the audience, for coming out to support live theatre. In the words of the immortal George M. Cohen: my mother thanks you, my father thanks you, and as for me...that goes without saying!

Sincere regards,Tina Cafeo

Director’s Corner

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CastinorderofappearanceMolly ..Amber Navarra-A / Ashley Gibson-BPepper ......Lauren Galley-A / Cori Dalton-BDuffy .....................Carly Ellyce Williams-A, .......................................Lena Torluemke-BJuly .. Kendra Kelly-A / Peyton Crenshaw-BTessie .. Alexas Magro-A / Rebekah King-BAnnie ...........Hope Harris-A / Kaylie King-BKate ......Payton Russell-A / Olivia Holley-BMiss Hannigan ....................Yvonne NelsonBundles McCloskey/Ickes...........................Man 2 .............................Gerald LivingstonApple Seller .................... Myka HuddlestonAssistant Dog Catcher .........Robert DarnellLt. Ward / Morganthau ....Spencer EskridgeMan 1 / Howe / Announcer .....Iosua MalakiWoman 1 .....................................Jill HolleyWoman 2 ...................................Terrie KingSophie / Bonnie Boylan ...........Jillian Nolan

Adult Chorus

Lonnie Boylan / Servant ..........Allie Darnell Woman 4 ............................ Paige LaughlinGrace Farrell...........................Julia StinsonDrake ....................................Patrick SlagleMrs. Greer / Woman 3 .................B. RendaMrs. Pugh ......................... Rebecca ClarkeCecille / Connie Boylan .......Sarah HughesWarbucks ......................Harold E. Wood Jr.Star to Be.............................Sabrae GraciaUsherettes ...Tara Sumner, Megan TurnbullRooster Hannigan................Tommy HunterLily ................................... Maredith ZaritskiBert Healy / Eddie / Hull ...Cameron CollierWacky / Marine ..............Mackenzie GoodeConnie Boylan / Perkins ..Jenny HoofnagleRonnie Boylan ..Kylee Michelle HuddlestonFDR / Man 4 .......................Philippe Clarke

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Jessica Bergman, Steffan Crenshaw, Allie Darnell, Robert Darnell,

Mackenzie Goode, Parker Henss, Jill Holley, Kylee Michelle Huddleston,

Myka Huddleston, Trevor Hunter, O’Shea Jackson, Terrie King, Paige Laughlin,

Gemma Lowe, Iosua Malaki, Jaeden McBean, Kayla McClelland, Kathy Miers,

Jillian Nolan, Tara Sumner, Megan TurnbullAdult Chorus

Orphan ChorusTori Allen, Rayne Brown, Lena Clarke,

Megan Davenport, Lily Henss, Brooke Laden, TiAnna Lewis,

Gabriela Mitford, Isabella Munson, Audrey Nichols, Bailey Nichols,

Candice Nichols, Victoria Elizabeth Westbrook, Brooke White,

Ashley Wienecke

Director ...................................................... Tina CafeoAssistant Director ...................................... Robin GalleyStudent Assistant Director ......................... Sabrae GraciaChoreographer/Stage Manager ................. Robin GalleyMusical Director ......................................... Ana GuirolaAssistant to Music Director ........................ Sarah GarciaTechnical Director ...................................... Jim BinghamHead Costumer ......................................... Kathleen ZaritskiSet Design ................................................ Greg KellySound Design ............................................ Carolyn Corsano WongSound Engineer ......................................... Mason MosesLight Design............................................... Roger OrmistonLight Engineer ........................................... Steven WongProps ......................................................... Darcy Leach, Amy Sowers, ................................................................... Molly Goode, cast & crewStage Crew ................................................ Michael Park, Mike Strachan, & CastHead of Concessions/House ..................... Sarah RobertsAnimal Trainer ........................................... Therese AguilarProducers .................................................. Carolyn and Steven Wong

crew

Set ConstructionNick Barfield, Jaime and Jim Bingham,

Phil and Morgan Clarke, Katt Gilcrease, Mike Goode, Greg Kelly, Gary Laden, Gerald Livingston,

Bruce Lyon, Yvonne Nelson, B. Renda, Carolyn and Steven Wong, Maredith Zaritski

Musicians

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MusiciansJeff Blankenship, Kate Blankenship, Audrey Dell,

Ken Harvey, Jason Helander, Brian Hessler, Jim Hill, Kellie Hill, Stephen Hill, Evan Mohrman,

Ryan Mohrman, DeAnna Morris

CostumesPam Crenwelge, Chris Darnell, Deana Flak,

Jill Holley, Maredith Zaritski and parents

Orphan Chorus

PHILCLARKE (Roosevelt,Man 4, NewYorkersandMansionStaff) has appeared in many stage productions while attending USL. Since moving to Houston, TX in 2003, Phil has enjoyed writing, di-recting and/or performing for the stage. Phil wishes to thank STAGE RIGHT for this wonderful opportu-nity to play FDR and to work with such a talented and fun cast.

REBECCACLARKE(Mrs.Pugh) has been acting and dancing on the stage since I was 4 years old, starting as a Dew Fairy in the opera, Hansel and Gretel. Most of the 15+ musicals that I performed in were with the University of Louisiana in Lafayette, LA. My favorite roles were Brigetta in The Sound of Music, because I was able to perform with my moth-er who played the Baroness and Lily Sabina in By the Skin of Our Teeth. Except for brief performances in college and on the Children’s Ministry music and drama teams at the Woodlands Church, this is my first time back in a full production. However, my kids have caught the acting bug and perform regularly with the CYT group of Houston. Rebecca is married to Phil Clarke, who plays FDR, and has 3 children, aged 14, 8 (Lena is in the Orphan Chorus) and 3 years old.

CAMERONCOLLIER (BertHealy / Eddie /Hall)is a senior at Spring High School. He has appeared in other plays and musicals at school and in Hous-ton theatres. I would like to thank everyone at the Crighton for opening their arms to me and being so easy to work with and the creative team for giving me this role that I adore. Thank you to all of my fam-ily, friends, and teachers who have come out to see me. I especially want to thank Megan Turnbull for the rides and for making this experience a magical way to spend our last summer together.

PEYTONCRENSHAW(July) is 9 years old and is a home educated fourth grader. Peyton has been dancing since she was 5 years old. She studied at Excelsior School of Dance in Conroe, Texas for four years. Discovering CYT brought Peyton her first ex-perience in Musical Theater, with the stage produc-tion of Annie Jr. (spring 2009). Next came Aladdin (Fall 2009), followed by Seussical Jr. (Winter 2010), Cinderella (Spring 2010) and now back full circle with STAGE RIGHT’s production of Annie (Spring 2010)! Peyton is blessed to have the support of her family and friends and is excited to be sharing the stage with her big brother, Steffan. She would like to thank her parents for the sacrifices made so she could ‘live her passion’. Her performance is dedi-cated to her hero (he knows who he is). “My last thank you goes to the most important person in my life, Jesus!”

CORIDALTON(Pepper) is a sixteen year old home schooler from Kingwood. She is a 3rd year musical theatre student at Lake Houston Performing Arts Center where she is currently a student assistant

Cast and Crew Biographiestap instructor. This is Cori’s first performance with STAGE RIGHT, but she has performed with several theatres around Houston. Previous roles include Willy Wonka (Violet Beauregaurde), High School Musical (cheerleader), Cinderella (featured waltz dancer), and Scrooge the Musical (Fezziwig daugh-ter). After high school Cori plans to attend college and medical school to become a doctor.

ALLIEDARNELL(LonnieBoylan,Servant) is an 8th grade homeschool student. She has been in-volved in theater for less than a year, but loves it. Who knew back when she was little and her parents would pay her a quarter to go sing somewhere else because she sang so off key, that she would eventu-ally develop a real talent for the stage. She has per-formed in CYT’s Seussical Jr. and Cinderella. She has really enjoyed being a part of the Annie cast and being able to share the stage with her brother, Robert. She would like to thank her mom & dad for spending their summer at the Crighton.

ROBERTDARNELL(AssistantDogCatcher) is a 4th grade homeschool student. Annie is his first on-stage theater experience. He mastered the talent of ushering during CYT’s Seussical Jr and Cinderella, and has decided that being a part of the cast is defi-nitely more fun, even if it means giving up your sum-mer evenings for rehearsals. He would like to say a special thank you to his friend, Steffan Crenshaw, for showing him the ropes of theater life, and his sis-ter, Allie, for all her patience in learning the songs & dance moves - she’s the BEST!

SPENCER ESKRIDGE (Lt. Ward / Morganthau) will be a senior at Klein Oak High School. He has been featured in a number of High School shows as well as Playhouse 1960’s productions. He aspires to become a director on stage and behind the camera. Spencer would like to thank Robin Galley for extend-ing the offer of the role of the “Cop” in this production of Annie to him! “You watch me, just watch me. I’m calling. I’m calling and one day all will know.” -Mel-chior Gabor

KELSEYFORE(Annette) is always thrilled to ap-pear on the Crighton stage. Her excitement for the theater is contagious. She has had such fun work-ing with some familiar castmates as well as some new ones. She has been involved with the Crighton Kidz for several years and with STAGE RIGHT for a year. She has performed on-stage at the Crighton and Owen Theatres. She is actively involved with the mime team at her church. Many thanks to her family and friends for their support. She is going to be a junior at Covenant Christian.

LAURENGALLEY(Pepper) will be a junior at Klein Oak next fall. She has been involved in theater since she was 4 years old and is thrilled to be playing the role of Pepper. The last time she was in Annie she played the role of Molly!

ASHLEY GIBSON (Molly) is very excited to be starring as the youngest orphan Molly with STAGE RIGHT! This is Ashley’s second time being in Annie and is thrilled to play the part of the sneakiest little orphan! She enjoys singing and dancing on stage while making some new great friends! Some of her hobbies include gymnastics, piano, and swimming; however her heart is with the arts!

MACKENZIEGOODE (Wacky / Marine) is proud to be back onstage with STAGE RIGHT. Macken-zie was last seen in the BooTown Houston Fringe Festival in Andrew Kozma’s Oedipus and the Sphinx (Theben Chorus). With STAGE RIGHT he was Tiny Tim in Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge. Other Credits include The Homecoming (Birdshot), M*A*S*H (Ho-Jon), Miracle on 34th Street (Jim) and Romeo and Harriet (Mercutio).

SABRAEGRACIA (Star to be) is thrilled to be a part of this production of Annie. She has been in-volved in theatre since the ripe age of five and has plans to study the art at St. Edward’s University in Austin. Her most favorite roles include Elizabeth in And They Dance Real Slow in Jackson, June in The Anatomy of Grey, Tessie in Annie, Gretel in The Sound of Music, Rosemary in Picnic, Bielke in Fid-dler on the Roof, and most of all Conchita in Anna and the Tropics. She’d like to thank her directors, friends, and family for all of their support, dedication, and love. Enjoy the show.

HOPEHARRIS(Annie) is a 12 year old student at McMeans Junior High in Katy. She has been singing since she won a Radio Disney Singing Competition in 2005. Some of the events she has performed at, either solo or with the Sugarland Express Singers, are the Galveston Rodeo, Fort Bend County Fair, and Katy Rice Harvest Festival. She made her musi-cal theater debut at Playhouse 1960 in the Produc-tion of Willy Wonka Jr., where she played Violet. She also has participated at Playhouse 1960 in their Boo Revue, the production of Alice in Wonderland Jr., where she played the caterpillar, and Annie Jr. where she played Annie/Star to Be. Hope has also played Annie at the Berry Center with Houston Cen-ter Stage Theater. Hope would like to thank Tina Ca-feo and STAGE RIGHT for giving her the opportunity to relive the magic one last time.

JENNY HOOFNAGLE (Connie Boylan, Perkins) is happy to be returning to the stage in her second production of Annie at the Crighton Theatre. Jenny began acting as July in Annie in 1995 at Playhouse 1960. Jenny is an alumnus of New York Universi-ty, Tisch School of the Arts, where she majored in Drama. At NYU Jenny studied at The Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute and Playwrights Horizons Theater School. Jenny has performed in countless productions in Houston and New York City. Some fa-vorite roles include Erma in Anything Goes, Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet and Eponine in Les Miserables. Jenny would like to thank her family for their uncon-ditional love and support and Tina and Manny Cafeo for always believing in her.

OLIVIA HOLLEY (Kate) New to the stage, Olivia Holley is excited to be playing Kate in this production of Annie. Her debut was as a Who in CYT’s recent 2010 production of Seussical. Many productions are sure to be in her future as she is quite the ham. Hap-pily though, she doesn’t squeal as her voice comes across the stage as clear and melodic as a lark.

KYLEE MICHELLE HUDDLESTON (RonnieBoylan) is attending Sam Houston University for a degree in Athletic Training and a minor in 2D Art. She has danced since she was three with various dance studios, such as Backstage Dance Studio, and Wilsons Center of Performing Arts, as well as teaching tap for them in 2007. She has been in Flap-per and Kokonut Kapers with the Crighton Kidz, and various Missoula productions. She has recently got-ten back into theatre by assistant stage managing the musical Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crigh-ton at the Crighton Theatre in Conroe, and assistant directing/stage managing the play Murder on the Nile at Playhouse 1960. Being in Annie has been an interesting adventure, and she is glad that she chose to audition.

SARAHHUGHES(Cecille/ConnieBoylan) is ec-static to make her Crighton debut. She will be a ju-nior at College Park this fall and enjoys participating in her school’s theatre department and guard. Sarah aspires to major in dance and minor in musical the-atre. She would like to thank her director for giving her the opportunity to perform in this musical and her father for dealing with her crazy dance, work, and re-hearsal schedule. Sarah Hughes is ecstatic to make her Crighton debut. She will be a junior at College Park this fall and enjoys participating in her school’s theatre department and guard. Sarah aspires to ma-jor in dance and minor in musical theatre.

TOMMYHUNTER(RoosterHannigan) started per-forming on stage at the age of 7 in the musical Annie Get Your Gun and has performed professionally in the musical revue The Texas Chainsaw Manicurist at Stages Repertory Theatre in Houston, TX. A few of his community theatre credits include Ned Harris in Deadwood Dick, Scrooge No. 1 in Uh Oh, Here Comes Christmas both at Theater Suburbia in Hous-ton and most recently as the Bellhop in the STAGE RIGHT production of Lend Me a Tenor and Vaude-ville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton. Tommy is very excited to have his son Trevor join him in this pro-duction and says, “I fondly remember my first musi-cal experience and hope this is just as exciting and fun for Trevor too!” Tommy also wants to thank his wife, Andie, for the opportunity to have this “father & son” experience or as she puts it, that thing just you guys do together! Thanks Honey!

KENDRAKELLY(July) has performed in commu-nity theater since the age of four. Some of the shows include Annie Get Your Gun, The Buddy Holly Story, Romeo and Harriet, Miracle on 34th Street, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. She was most recently seen in Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge (Little Nell). Kendra is a Junior Volunteer at

Conroe Regional Medical Center. She is 15 and will begin taking dual credit classes in the fall.

KAYLIEKING(Annie) is homeschooled and going into the eighth grade. She is thrilled to be performing as Annie in her third show with STAGE RIGHT. In the past, Kaylie has appeared in CYT’s Annie Jr. (or-phan), STAGE RIGHT’s Cheaper by the Dozen (Lil-lian), STAGE RIGHT’s Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton (Frances Gumm), CYT’s Aladdin (gyp-sy), Seussical Jr. (JoJo), and Cinderella (townsper-son). She has also taken ballet, dance, and piano lessons and has had several solos, speaking parts, and dancing parts in church musicals and CYT showcases. Kaylie would like to thank her previous vocal and dance instructors, her parents, her friends for their encouragement, and God.

REBEKAHKING(Tessie) a home schooled fourth grader, is nine years old and extremely excited about her second performance at the Crighton The-ater. Last September, she made her theater debut as a soloist portraying Baby Rose Marie in STAGE RIGHT’s Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton. Other theater performances include CYT’s Aladdin (gypsy), Seussical Jr. (a who), and Beauty and the Beast (a plate). She has also had dance parts, so-los, and speaking parts in several church musicals and CYT showcases and has taken ballet, dance, and piano lessons. Rebekah wants to continue in theater and thank her parents and God for this op-portunity.

GERALD LIVINGSTON (Bundles McCloskey /Man2/Ickes) After plenty of years engineering safe processing plants Gerald has retired to Willis and begun a passion for the performing arts hidden since high school productions. Locally he has been in My Fair Lady, Daddy’s Dyin - Who’s Got the Will?, and The Crucible. He had several parts in the Vaude-ville show with George Burns being his favorite. He thanks his wife for sharing him with the Crighton.

ALEXAMAGRO(Tessie) is a 10 year old going into the 5th grade at Deretchin Elementary School in The Woodlands. She is making her Crighton Theatre de-but in this production as an orphan. In addition to a little acting and singing, Alexa spends all of her free time performing and competing in all styles of dance. She hopes to perform on Broadway when she grows up. She is very grateful to have been given this op-portunity and has enjoyed the experience. Alexa would like to thank her parents for taking her to all the rehearsals and her brother and sisters for giving up Sunday family dinners so that she could partici-pate in this production.

IOSUAMALAKI (Howe /Man 1) is 14 years old. I have been acting in plays for over 6 years. I love acting - it is my passion. I also play tennis, play bas-soon in the top band at high school, and participate in UIL one act plays. I would like to thank my par-ents for taking me to practice every day without one complaint.

AMBERNAVARRA(Molly) is a 1st grade student

at The John Cooper School. She made her first big debut on stage last fall at the Owen Theater playing Tam in the Crighton Players’ performance of Miss Saigon. Amber has also appeared at the Crigh-ton Theater in Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge. She has appeared in FOTW’s performances of Miracle on Main Street and King of the Jungle. You can look for her in the upcoming Strake Film where she will play the role of Megan Madison. She is very excited to be a part of this fun cast and thank-ful to God and her family for allowing her the oppor-tunities she has.

YVONNE OWEN NELSON (Miss Hannigan) earned a BFA in drama from SHSU, worked summer stock, and toured on the dinner theatre circuit be-fore performing in community theatres in Galveston, Houston and Conroe at the Strand Street Theatre, HFAC, PH1960, Chocolate Bayou Theatre Co., and the Equinox, Kaplan, Crighton and Owen theatres as well as at TUTS. Her favorite roles include Mrs. Baker/Come Blow Your Horn, Miss Stephanie/To Kill a Mockingbird, Maggie/42nd Street, Stella/The Col-lection and both Maria and Mother Abbess in The Sound of Music. She has also voiced characters in The Monkey’s Paw, Little Women, and The Story of the Goblins Who Stole a Sexton for Short Story Theatre on behalf of Taping for the Blind. Yvonne debuted with STAGE RIGHT last year channeling Sophie Tucker in Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton and is happy to be back.

JILLIAN NOLAN (Bonnie Boylan / Sophie) is a professional director and actor. Most recent shows include: Mixed Feelings, Murder on the Nile, Cheap-er by the Dozen, Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton, Time Square Angel, Southern Hospitality, Line, and more. She is also involved in the Houston Film Industry in a directing and casting capacity. She thanks God everyday for her talent and passion.

B.RENDA(Mrs.Greer /Woman3 /Perkinsun-derstudy) Brenda is thrilled to be at the historic Crighton Theatre. Although the mileage is long, the rewards are fantastic. Other productions which she’s been in include The Producers, Guys & Dolls, and Oliver.

PAYTONRUSSELL (Kate) is a 5th grade student at The John Cooper School. She has been involved in theater, dance and singing for over 7 years. Pay-ton has performed in Mrs. Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge and Miracle on 34th Street at the Crighton Theater, Our Town and Scrooge at the Owen The-ater, various Class Act performances including Oli-ver, The Aristocrats, 101 Dalmatians, and Broadway Review, as well as DLP’s production of Willy Wonka. She enjoys the stage and would like to develop her love for the theater even further. She is so thankful for all of the blessings God has given her. She is also very thankful to her family who keeps her focused and helps to guide her to be the person God wants her to be.

PATRICKSLAGLE (Drake) was last seen in the

STAGE RIGHT production of Dearly Beloved as Wiley Hicks and can be seen as George in the up-coming film Renfield: The Undead. Originally from southern Louisiana, Patrick has appeared in numer-ous community and professional productions includ-ing Greater Tuna, You Can’t Take it With You, and The Star Spangled Girl. He would like to thank his partner Jody for his support, and dedicates his per-formance to the memory of his beloved dog Evie.

JULIASTINSON(GraceFarrell) is making her de-but performance at the Crighton Theatre. Her past performances include Penny, Dr. Horrible Sing- Along Blog; One of the Angels, Anything Goes; The Pirates of Penzance; Once upon a Mattress; Mid-summer Night’s Dream. She has toured throughout the Czech Republic performing Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater and an extensive Mozart Repertoire. Educa-tion: University of North Texas- Bachelors in Vocal Performance; IES School of Music- Vienna, Austria. She is currently pursuing her Masters at the Univer-sity of Houston.

LENA TORLUEMKE (Duffy) is a second-grader at Buckalew Elementary. She began acting and singing at the age of six. Her recent plays include Merry Christmas, George Bailey and The Princess and The Pea. She has also appeared in the short independent film series Chasing Cane. Lena enjoys reading, singing, dancing, and acting. Lena would like to thank her family for their support.

CARLYELLYCEWILLIAMS (Duffy) is 11 yrs. old and will be entering 6th grade at Kleb Intermediate in Klein district. She has been in small plays and programs in elementary. She has loved to sing since she was two. Carly has had instructions from Bar-bara Padilla and has a passion to become a profes-sional singer. She enjoys her friends, swimming and watching musicals. This is her first time in a theatri-cal play and it has been an exciting and inspirational experience. She thanks the director, choreographer, STAGE RIGHT and all the cast for the wonderful time spent with everyone.

HAROLD E. WOOD, JR. (Warbucks) Originally from Virginia, but calling Texas home for almost the past 14 years, this is Woody’s third show with STAGE RIGHT. He last appeared as Tito Merelli in Lend Me A Tenor. He has performed for many summers with the internationally acclaimed Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston including the 2009 production of Pirates of Penzance. Woody has also played Samuel in Opera of East Texas’ production of Pirates of Penzance and Bob Cratchit in Scrooge for The Crighton Players. When he is not on the stage, Woody performs as a civil/structural designer in the oil & gas field.

MAREDITH ZARITSKI (Lily) is currently a senior at SHSU receiving a BFA in Theatre. She is plan-ning on attending Texas State for an MFA in Theatre next year. She was last seen at STAGE RIGHT in Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge as Mrs. Fezziwig, Mrs. Dutch Person and Mrs. Beatle. She has also been in performances in the Conroe and

Houston area such as 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Olive), Annie Get Your Gun (Winnie Tate), Noises Off (Poppy), Grease (Frenchy), and The Fantasticks (Louisa). Thank you Mom, Dad and Nathan for all your love and support through the good and hard times. I love you all so very much!

StaffTINACAFEO(Director) studied professionally with Stella Adler in New York City for two years before pursuing a professional acting career. She was the leading lady for several summer stock companies, performing such roles as Molly in The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Louise in Gypsy, Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, and Rosie in Bye, Bye Birdie. Tina did sev-eral off-Broadway leads, creating the role of Jo in the musical A Lady Named Jo, based on the book Little Women. She discovered and helped groom the 1983 Miss America Debbie Maffett and founded Stars, Inc., a young peoples performing group in the 1960 area from 1981 to 1993. Tina has two grand-sons, Mason and Jett, who are the sunshine of her life. Her favorite role was in Mame when her own grandson Mason played the role of Mame’s great nephew. Tina also wishes to thank her audiences for their faithful support and to her husband Manny, “I love ya honey, I love ya!”

ROBIN GALLEY (Choreographer, Assistant Di-rector,StageManager) is a native Houstonian. She has danced professionally, instructed and choreo-graphed dance and directed theater productions for over 15 years. Robin was a USFL and NFL cheer-leader as well as a dance partner to Patrick Swayze. This is her first project for STAGE RIGHT Theater and hopes it won’t be her last!!

HOLLYHARRIS(Sandy’shandler) is a 14 year old student entering Taylor High School next fall in Katy. She has study dance for the past 2 years at Adam-son Ballet Academy and Westwood Dance School. Holly first performed with her sister, Hope, at Play-house 1960 Boo Revue last fall. Since then she has performed at the Playhouse 1960 in their production of Alice in Wonderland as Mathilda/ Mother Oyster, and in the production of Annie Jr. as Miss Hannigan and Lily. She played a dancing orphan and usher-ette at the Berry Center with Houston Center Stage Theater.

KATHLEENZARITSKI(HeadCostumer) has been sewing since the age of six. Previous works include Oklahoma, Once Upon a Mattress and Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge here at STAGE RIGHT. Kathleen says she is blessed to have the opportunity to be working with STAGE RIGHT again.

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Cast and Crew

Jim Bingham Phil Clarke

Cameron Collier Peyton Crenshaw Cori Dalton Allie Darnell

Spencer Eskridge Kelsey Fore Lauren Galley

Robin Galley Ashley Gibson Mackenzie Goode Sabrae Gracia

Ana Guirola Holly Harris Hope Harris Olivia Holley

Robert Darnell

Tina Cafeo

Carolyn CorsanoWong

Sarah Hughes Tommy Hunter

Kendra Kelly Kaylie King Rebekah King Gerald Livingston

Alexa Magro Iosua Malaki Amber Navarra Yvonne Nelson

Jillian Nolan Payton Russell

Cast and Crew

Patrick Slagle Julia Stinson

Lena Torluemke Carly EllyceWilliams

Harold E. Wood, Jr. Maredith Zaritski

Kylee Michelle HuddlestonJenny Hoofnagle

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Corporate Sponsors and Underwriters

TSF Inc – ProducerMolly and Mike Goode – DirectorJim & Angela Graves – Director

Karen & Mike Olson – Stage ManagerDr. Bruce and Mimi Bastian – Actor

Ginger(Sandy) I’m pleased to be making my theatrical de-but on the historic Crighton stage. I worked with a trainer to ensure that is all that I do on the stage! My owners divorced and both decided not to keep me. I’m glad; they didn’t take care of me very well. I was taken to the Montgomery County Animal Shelter and on that very same day two orphans just like me decided I should be the star of their show: Annie. I now have a

new forever home where I am loved and taken care of. Please don’t buy some pent up puppy-mill pooch off the side of the road; there is a star waiting for you at the Montgomery County Animal Shelter (www.mcaspets.org).

Show SupportersNikie Brown of WishNik Photography for the production pictures.

Gail Williams and Chris Darnell for help with t-shirts and costumesPlayhouse 1960 for the loan of props and set pieces

Pam Crenwelge for costume assistance and Deana Flak for props assistanceDr. Pat Ryan, director of the Montgomery County Animal Shelter, for her help with ‘Sandy’

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NoTimeforSergeantsby Ira LevinA good natured hillbilly gets into the Air Force despite his father’s objections.Auditions: June 20-21, 2010 (subject to change)Performances: Sept 10-26, 2010

ChristmasBellesby Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie WootenCome and join the Futrelles for a hilarious Christmas in Fayro!Auditions: Oct. 17-18, 2010Performances: Dec. 3-19, 2010

Always,PatsyClineWritten and originally directed by Ted SwindleyBased on a TRUE STORY. Licensed by the family and Estate of Pasty Cline. All Rights Reserved. Original Cast Album available on MCA/Decca RecordsA tribute to Patsy Cline through her music and her friendship with Houstonian Louise Seger.

Auditions: By appointmentPerformances: Feb. 18-Mar. 6, 2011

Harveyby Mary ChaseAn eccentric claims to befriend a six and a half foot rabbit. Auditions: Feb. 20-21, 2011Performances: Apr. 22-May 8, 2011

TheMusicManby Meredith WilsonA con man sells band instruments to small town residents. Auditions: May 15-16, 2011Performances: July 15-31, 2011

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