INFO
I directed Thornton Wilder’s OUR TOWN for CCM – our first return to the stage after 18 months dark!
INFO
I directed Thornton Wilder’s OUR TOWN for CCM – our first return to the stage after 18 months dark!
COMPANY
by Thronton Wilder
Lighting by Paige Baumann
Scenery by Tom Umfrid
Costumes by María F. Ortiz
Sound by Aaron Woodstein
Wigs & Makeup by Madison Weber
Music Direction by Karl Meyers
Stage Manager Sara Sonnier
Assistant Director Carol Brammer
Neuma Joy – Stage Manager
Dustin Parsons – Doc Gibbs
Emma Fitzgerald – Julia Gibbs
Eli Lucas – George Gibbs
Chloé Hill – Rebecca Gibbs
Charles Gidney – Charles Webb
Lydia Robison – Mrs. Webb
Julianna Weis-Palacios – Emily Webb
Lily Olsen – Wally Webb
Ava Duvall – Mrs. Soames
Austin James Cleri – Simon Stimson
Zoë Peterson – Professor Willard
Galen Arnett – Howie Newsome
Nathan Flesh – Joe Crowell, Jr. / Si Crowell
Ben Sherman – Joe Stoddard
Cyrus Fontenot – Sam Craig
Luke Danni, Nora Kovasckitz, Sydni Solomon – Ensemble
Photos by Mark Lyons Photography.
REVIEWS
Director Brant Russell has mounted a production that we need right at this moment… It’s almost a metaphor for our lives right now without theatre – unadorned and an empty stage with only a ghost light. But Russell’s cast and crew have brought a bright full-light to the empty stage and our hearts. This production brings out the play’s abundant humor and warmth. – League of Cincinnati Theatres
“Our Town” has a large cast (20 actors on stage and a 10-member chorus offstage). Praise must be given to director Brant Russell for making what could be a logistical nightmare into a seamless production where this mighty cast moves smoothly in and out scenes. He also gives ensemble cast members little moments to shine. – League of Cincinnati Theatres
Director Brant Russel has mounted a production that we need right at this moment… It’s almost a metaphor for our lives right now without theatre – unadorned and an empty stage with only a ghost light. But Russell’s cast and crew have brought a bright full-light to the empty stage and our hearts. This production brings out the play’s abundant humor and warmth. – League of Cincinnati Theatres