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As costs rise, it is increasingly challenging to fully fund a
season of theatre. If you are able, please consider making a
donation to Guilford College and designating it for Theatre
Studies. Your gift, large or small, will enhance and strengthen
student learning. www.guilford.edu/makeagift
Participant: $1-$99
Century Club: $100-$249

Society of 1837: $1,837-$2,499

Scholarships Society: $2,500$4,999
Founders Club: $240-$499 Fellow Society: $5,000-$9,999
Mendenhall Club: $500-$999 New Garden Society: $10,000$24,999
Presidents Club: $1,000
Nathan Hunt Society: $25,000

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Artistic Staff

Upcoming Theatre Studies Productions

Director..Marc Williams
Costume Designer..............................Mahealani Jones
Lighting Designer......*Roz Fulton
Sound Designer...*Elisheba Ittoop
Stage Manager............................................................Renee Spence
*Guest Artist

Tickets available now at www.guilford.edu/theatre

The Company
Joseph K.......Henry Coates
Miss Brstner.....Hannah Waller
Mrs. Grubach..........Lily Ozer
Guard 1..........Charles Coates
Guard 2......Nina Troy
Inspector........Lucas Blanchard-Glueckert
Leni....Lizzie Fistel
Huld........Connor Bayne
Block........Ben Evans
Laundress.........Victoria Saraldi
Student......Luqmaan Richard
Titorelli....Lucas Prez-Leahy
Ks Father/Priest.........Patrick Brandt
Asst. Manager...Hannah Litaker
Manager.........Justyn Melrose
Whipper.......Estavio Jones
Smart Man.......Jordan Williams
Girl.......Lee Sisson
Bailiff...Chris Baer

Spring Awakening
By Frank Wedekind
Translated by Jonathan Franzen
Directed by David Hammond
Sternberger Auditorium
April 1213, 1820 at 8pm
$5 General Admission, $3 Guilford College
Students/Faculty/Alumni

Special Thanks to
Ivey Long
Triad Stage
NC Shakespeare Festival

Get Involved
Auditions for the final Theatre Studies Production of the season,
Spring Awakening, by Frank Wedekind, newly translated by novelist
Jonathan Franzen, will take place Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, February 6 and 7, in Founders B-90, with callbacks Friday
evening, February 8.
Spring Awakening is a classic tragi-comedy of the German theatre
and was the first play to explore the identity struggles of
adolescence. Written in 1893, it was banned from the stage by
censors until 1906, when it was presented in a highly edited version.
Franzen's new translation utilitzes the complete text.

There will be one ten minute intermission.

Sign up for an appointment and find more information on the
callboard inside the entrance to the Theatre Studies Department
downstairs. Interested actors should perform or read a monologue of
their own choosing or read one of the selections posted on the
callboard.

Scenic Artist for A Midsummer Nights Dream and as Scenic Artist for
Cabaret.
LUCAS PREZ-LEAHY (Titorelli) is a freshman Theatre Studies
major from Atlanta, GA. He previously appeared in Showcase and as
Max in Cabaret.
LUQMAAN RICHARD (Student) is a first year student from
Parkesburg, PA. This is his first appearance on the Guilford stage.
VICTORIA SARALDI (Laundress) is a freshman Theatre Studies and
Psychology major and Music minor from Cary, NC. She has previously
appeared in Guilfords Fall 2012 Showcase and as a cocktail waitress in
Cabaret.
LEE SISSON (Girl) is a first year Sociology/Anthropology major from
Irvine, CA. She previously volunteered as an usher for Cabaret.
RENEE SPENCE (Stage Manager) is a senior Theatre Studies major.
She has previously worked as Assistant Stage Manager for A
Midsummer Nights Dream and as Stage Manager for Cabaret.
NINA TROY (Guard) is a freshman Political Science major from
Arlington, VA. In the fall, she served as Assistant Scenic Artist for
Cabaret.
HANNAH WALLER (Miss Brstner) is a senior Theatre Studies
major from Durham, NC. She has appeared twice in Guilford Colleges
The Vagina Monologues and as Kathy in Company, and has served as
Assistant Stage Manager for Gemini, as Props Assistant for A
Midsummer Nights Dream, and as Publicist for Cabaret.
JORDAN WILLIAMS (Smart Man) is a first year student from
Pittsboro, NC. This is his first appearance on the Guilford stage.
ELIZABETH WRAY (Paint/Program Editor) is a senior Theatre
Studies and Womens, Gender, and Sexuality Studies double major
from Signal Mountain, TN. She has appeared in The Laramie Project:
Ten Years Later, The Vagina Monologues, as Emma in The Curse of the
Starving Class, as Izzy in Rabbit Hole, as Amy in Company, and as
Sally Bowles in Cabaret. She also served as Assistant Scenic Artist for
The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?, and as Scenic Artist for The Rivals and
Company.

Production Staff
Technical Director..Skip Johnson
Budget Manager.....C. Brink
Costume Shop ManagerMahealani Jones
Costume ConstructionHannah Waller, Lily Ozer
Lizzie Fistel, Victoria Saraldi
Patrick Brandt, Lucas Prez-Leahy
Hannah Litaker, Justyn Melrose,
Lee Sisson, Chris Baer, Ben Evans
Scene Painter Steven Masschelin
Master Electrician Steven Masschelin
Properties Master......Steven Masschelin
Paint/Carpentry/Electrics..Henry Coates, Charlie Coates
Nina Troy, Connor Bayne
Lucas Blanchard-Glueckert
Patrick Brandt, Jordan Williams
Luqmaan Richard, Justyn Melrose
Estavio Jones, Lily Ozer
Ben Evans, Elizabeth Wray
PublicityHannah Waller, Victoria Saraldi
Luqmaan Richard, Chris Baer
Estavio Jones, Jordan Williams
Program...Elizabeth Wray, Lucas Prez-Leahy
Photography/Lobby Display.......................................Hannah Litaker
Box Office....Lizzie Fistel, Henry Coates
Charlie Coates, Connor Bayne, Lee Sisson
Lucas Blanchard-Glueckert, Nina Troy

Interested in the Theatre Studies Department?

Contact us with your questions.
Jack Zerbe
jzerbe@guilford.edu
(336) 316-2341

Guest Artist Biographies

ROZ FULTON (Lighting Designer): Regional credits: Amadeus, A
Soldiers Tale; New Burlington and Every Good Boy Deserves Favor
(Chautauqua); Gee's Bend and South Eastern Center for
Contemporary Arts (Burning Coal). Les Enfants Terribles (NC
Opera); College & University: The Beatification of Area Boy, Lear
(Duke); Uncle Vanya and Curse of the Starving Class (Guilford);
Video Design- Growing Up Linda (Edinburgh Fringe Festival), The
Parchman Hour (Playmakers Rep). Assistant Video Design for
Nickelback - Dark Horse Tour (with Mode Studios). Assistant
Lighting Design for the Emmy Nominated "Handel's Messiah
Rocks" (with Mode Studios). Lighting Design and Technology
faculty at UNCSA.
ELISHEBA ITTOOP (Sound Designer) is a DC-based sound
designer/composer. Previously at Guilford, her work was heard in
The Rivals and A Midsummer Night's Dream. In Washington, she has
designed/composed for The Kennedy Center, Woolly Mammoth
Theatre Company, National Gallery of Art, Folger Theatre, Theatre
J, The Studio Theatre, Roundhouse Theatre, Forum Theatre, No
Rules Theatre Company, Theatre Alliance. Regional credits also
include AllianceTheatre, Virginia Stage Company, Capital Repertory
Theatre, Central Square Theater, and the Center for Puppetry Arts.
Elisheba was a resident sound designer at the O'Neill Theatre for the
2010 and 2011 National Playwrights Conferences, recipient of the
Kenan Fellowship at the Kennedy Center, and winner of the 2008
USITT Rising Star Award. She holds an MFA from North Carolina
School of the Arts.

Student Biographies
CHRIS BAER (Bailiff) is a first year Philosophy and Psychology
double major from New York City. This is his first performance at
Guilford.
CONNOR BAYNE (Huld) is a junior Theatre Studies major from
Raleigh, NC. He has previously appeared on the Guilford stage in
Cabaret, in Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays, as Jason
in Rabbit Hole, and as Bob Acres in The Rivals. He also worked as
Assistant Stage Manager for Gemini, Box Office Manager for Company
and A Midsummer Nights Dream, and Audio Engineer for Showcase.

PATRICK BRANDT (Priest/Father) is a sophomore CCE student from

Burlington, NC, majoring in History. He previously served as Assistant
Stage Manager for Cabaret.
LUCAS BLANCHARD-GLUECKERT (Inspector) is a junior Theatre
Studies major from Yellow Springs, OH. He has appeared as Peter in
Company, as Nick Bottom in A Midsummer Nights Dream, and as Cliff
in Cabaret. He also served as Scene Painter for A Midsummer Nights
Dream and as Electrician for Cabaret.
HENRY COATES (Joseph K) is a first year student from Atlanta, GA.
This is his first performance on the Guilford stage.
CHARLES COATES (Guard) is happy to be performing in The Trial.
BEN EVANS (Block) is a freshman from Tallahassee, Florida, and is
excited to be appearing on the Guilford stage for the first time.
LIZZIE FISTEL (Leni) is a senior Theatre Studies and Criminal
Justice double major from Ruckersville, VA. She has previously
appeared on the Guilford stage as Lucy in The Rivals, as Titania in A
Midsummer Nights Dream, and in Showcase, and Standing on
Ceremony: the Gay Marriage Plays. She also served as Box Office
Manager for The Rivals and Cabaret, as Publicist for Showcase, and as
Costumer for Rabbit Hole.
ESTAVIO JONES (Whipper/Judge) is a first year English major from
Columbia, SC. This is his first appearance on the Guilford Stage.
HANNAH LITAKER (Assistant Manager) is a sophomore Drawing
major from Winston-Salem, NC. This is her first appearance on the
Guilford Stage.
STEVEN MASSCHELIN (Master Electrician/Paint Charge/Props
Master/Audio Engineer) is a senior Geology major from Fairfax, VA.
He previously served as Master Electrician for Cabaret.
JUSTYN MELROSE (Manager) is a sophomore English major from
Northampton, MA. This is his first appearance on the Guilford stage.
LILY OZER (Elsa/Mrs. Grubach) is a junior Theatre Studies major
from Arden, DE. She has previously appeared as April in Company, as
Kristina in Cabaret, and in Showcase. She also served as Assistant