Director’s LetterWhat a thrill and honor it is to be working on the Crighton Theatre

stage again. This wonderful theatre has been the source of many great memories for me over the years and I’m happy that you chose to attend this performance of “Anything Goes”.

1930’s-era musical comedies have always held a special place in my heart because of their musical scores and, even more importantly, their extensive use of tap dancing. There’s no sound on earth like the sound of 20 or 30 chorus dancers executing a marvelous tap production number on stage and “Anything Goes” happily provides opportunities for that. Five minutes after the curtain goes up, you’ll forget all your troubles and cares.

I first experienced “Anything Goes” in the 1990’s. Ever since, it has been one of the musicals I’ve longed to direct and present to Conroe audiences. It’s one of those classic musical comedies that you just can’t help falling in love with. With an energetic and upbeat musical score by Cole Porter, many of the songs have become standards over the years and you’ll find yourself tapping your toes to their familiar melodies. Although the show was written and produced in 1934, (incidentally, the same year the Crighton Theatre was built), it remains extremely relevant today thanks in large part to Porter’s score. Then, as now, America was emerging from a wrecked economy and there was a feeling of optimism in the air – the feeling that things were definitely going to improve.

I am thankful for my wonderful cast and crew on this show. It takes a multitude of people to bring a musical to life. Thank you to Penny An-dros for being my partner both on and off the stage. Life with you is “De-Lovely”. Thank you also to my good friend, Cheré Baldwin, at Starbound Dance for always coming to my rescue when I needed rehearsal facilities and providing me with a place to teach my tap classes. I want to thank the Stage Right Board of Directors and Carolyn and Steven Wong for giving me the opportunity to direct one of my all-time favorite musicals. Thank you to my fantastic set design, scenic design and construction crew. I’m sure that if I ever directed a musical needing a spaceship you guys could build it!

I sincerely hope that you enjoy this show as much as I have over the years. Now sit back and enjoy your cruise aboard the ship where “Any-thing Goes”. All aboard the S. S. American!

Randy BianchiDirector, Anything Goes

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Elisha Whitney .................................................................................Phil ClarkeFred the Bartender ................................................................... Michael WongBilly Crocker .............................................................James Hunter McMahonReno Sweeney .......................................................................Meaghan SchulzSailor in bar ..................................................................................Juan MorlesGirl in bar .......................................................................................Sara MarkoCaptain ...........................................................................................Dan TippenPurser .........................................................................................Nathan OwenPhotographer/Reporter ..................................................... Steffan CrenshawRev. Henry T. Dobson .............................................................Devin NorwoodJohn ............................................................................................Steven WongLuke .......................................................................................... Michael WongAngel #1 Purity ...............................................................................Sara MarkoAngel #2 Chastity .....................................................................Mikki WoodardAngel #3 Charity ......................................................................... Sachi TanakaAngel #4 Virtue ............................................................................ Laura LangeHope Harcourt .....................................................................Christina J. TaylorMrs. Evangeline Harcourt ..........................................Carolyn Corsano WongEvelyn Oakleigh ..................................................................... Jonathan RozasF.B.I. Agent .................................................................................. Tom RichardErma .............................................................................................. Amy BarnesMoonface Martin .................................................................... Michael RaabeOld Lady in Wheelchair ...........................................................Mikki WoodardSailor’s Quartet......................................... Steffan Crenshaw, Nathan Owen, Devin Norwood, Juan MorlesShips Passengers ...............Amy Sowers, Peyton Crenshaw, Taylor MarescaTap Dancers .......................Isabella Munson (Dance Capt.), Devin NorwoodJuan Morles, Nathan Owen, Mikki Woodard, Taylor Maresca, Laura Lange Peyton Crenshaw, Amy Barnes, Sara Marko, Randy Bianchi

crewDirector/Choreographer .......................................................... Randy BianchiMusical Director/Assistant Director .........................................Penny AndrosBallroom Choreographer ............................................................ Amy BarnesTechnical Advisor ........................................................................ Jim BinghamStage Manager ....................................................................Henry de la GarzaSet Design .......................................................... John Barton, Denise DeBoldScenic Design ............................................................................Denise DeBoldSet Construction ........................................Dennis O’Connor, Dave HackmanCostumes .................................................... Deborah Blake, Elaine SteinbachCostume Assistant...................................................................Jennifer SimonProperties .............................................................Jane Haley, Denise DeBoldSound Design ..............................................................Carolyn Corsano WongSound Engineer ......................................................................... Nick MarshallLight Design ........................................................................... Roger OrmistonLight Engineer ......................................................................... Derek TwinneyRunning Crew .................................................... Tom Richard, Cindy RichardSpotlight Operator ........................................................................ Jane HaleyHouse Manager ........................................................................ Sarah RobertsProducers.................................................................. Steven & Carolyn Wong

STAGE RIGHT BOARD OF DIRECTORSPhil Clarke, Lyn Hawthorne Howard, Greg Kelly, Peter Kelly, Bruce Lyon,

Amy Sowers, Carolyn Corsano Wong, Steven Wong

STAGE RIGHTCorporate Sponsors and Underwriters

Steven & Carolyn Wong/TSF Inc. – ProducerSteven Binns, Theresa Ivy/Exxon Mobil Foundation – Director

Dwain & Sandy Riney/Lubchem - DirectorGeorge & Amy Sowers – Stage ManagerJim & Angela Graves – Stage ManagerKaren & Mike Olson – Stage ManagerHarold E. Wood, Jr. – Stage ManagerCliff & Peggie Miller – Stage Manager

Dr. Bruce and Mimi Bastian – ActorBobby Carter – Actor

Donald & Shirley Niepoetter - ActorSoren & Annetta Rose – ActorEd & Helen Wassemiller– Actor

scenes & MusicAL nuMbersACT I

OvertureScene 1: A Manhattan Bar “I Get a Kick Out of You” ....................................... Reno SweeneyScene 2: The Afterdeck of the S.S. American ocean liner “There’s No Cure Like Travel” ..................Captain, Purser, Sailors “Bon Voyage” ................................................. Sailors, PassengersScene 3: On the Deck, that evening “You’re the Top” ................................Reno Sweeny, Billy Crocker “Easy to Love” ........................................................... Billy Crocker “Reprise Easy to Love” .......................................... Hope HarcourtScene 4: Whitney’s Stateroom/Moon’s Adjacent Cabin “The Crew Song” ................................................... Elisha WhitneyScene 5: On the Deck, mid-morning “They’ll Always Be a Lady Fair” ............................Sailor’s Quartet “Friendship” ............................ Moonface Martin, Reno SweeneyScene 6: Evelyn’s StateroomScene 7: On Deck, at twilight “It’s De-Lovely” ................................Billy Crocker, Hope HarcourtScene 8: On Deck, early the following morning “Anything Goes” .................................. Reno, Sailors, Passengers

ACT IIEntr’ ActeScene 1: The Ship’s Nightclub “Public Enemy Number One” ...........Captain, Purser, Passengers “Blow, Gabriel, Blow” .......................... Reno, Angels, Passengers “Goodbye, Little Dream, Goodbye” ..................... Hope HarcourtScene 2: The Ship’s Brig “Be Like the Blue Bird” ......................................Moonface Martin “All Through the Night” ..................Billy Crocker, Hope HarcourtScene 3: On Deck, later that night “The Gypsy In Me” .....................Evelyn Oakleigh, Reno SweeneyScene 4: The Ship’s BrigScene 5: On Deck “Buddie, Beware” ..................................................... Erma, Sailors “Finale” .................................................................... Full Company

This show takes place in the year 1934 when they didn’t have cell phones. Please silence yours now.

There will be a 15 minute intermission between acts.Food & Drink only in the lobby, Please!

MEAGHAN SCHULZ (Reno Sweeney) Meaghan is a graduate of the University of Alberta Bachelor of Music in Voice Perfor-mance program, and the Grant MacEwan University Theatre Arts program. She practiced matrimonial law for about eight years, and is delighted to now have the opportunity to devote more time to her first love – the performing arts. Some of Meaghan’s previous roles include Marcellina in The Marriage of Figaro, Velma in West Side Story, Rosalia in West Side Story, Oo-lie/Donna in City of Angels, and Lady MacDuff in Nightshriek. She has appeared with Stage Right in The Drowsy Chaperone and The Wizard of Oz, with Calgary Opera Chorus in Pagliacci, and with Cowtown Opera in Cowtown Cabaret. Meaghan is also a former member of Calgary’s Double Treble women’s ensemble, and Spiritus Chamber Choir. She enjoys teaching voice, musical theatre, tap, jazz, ballet and Nursery Signs, and being a wife and mom to three great kids.

CHRISTINA J. TAYLOR (Hope Harcourt) holds her Bachelor’s Degree in Vocal Performance from the University of Texas at San Antonio where she worked with the likes of Dr. William McCrary in the art of stage craft, character development, vocal technique and movement. She was one of the first students to work with him in his development of Singer’s Tai Chi, the idea of tying fluid motion and meditation into mindful singing and performance. She also worked with Dr. Diana Alan as she re-searched the effects of performance stress and the brain. While in San Antonio she worked with the San Antonio Opera Guild’s travelling group, Opera in the Schools. She performed in the children’s operas Brundibar and The Pied Piper of Hammelin for more than 100,000 students over the course of three years. Ms. Taylor has travelled to the other side of the world to perform, most recently to the Yunan Opera Festival in Kunming, China where she played the role of Pamina (Die Zauberflöte). The pro-gram included performers from across the United States, Tai-wan and China. She is excited to return to the Stage Right pro-gram after participating last year as Trix (Drowsy Chaperone). Most recently she was seen as Musetta in Kingwood Summer Opera’s production of La Boheme. Other favorite roles include Lily (The Secret Garden), Leisel (The Sound of Music), Kate (Pi-rates of Penzance) and creating the character of Bridget (A Brief History of Root Vegetables, World Premiere).

JAMES HUNTER MCMAHON (Billy) Hunter is so pleased to be returning to the Crighton. His credits include The Drowsy Chaperone (Crighton), Grease, The Fantasticks, White Christmas, Smokey Joes Café (Owen); and many more. He is the 2012 recipi-ent of The Montie Award for Best Actor in a Musical, and the 2013 recipient of The Montie Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his portrayal of the teen angel in Grease. Hunter at-tended Klein Oak High School where he focused all his talents in Choir, Dance, and Theater. He would like to thank all of his men-tors, especially Liz, Carole, Joey, Shana, Jeff, and Travis as well as his entire family, Leighanne, Katy, and most of all Stephen. Also, he would like to give a very special thanks to Randy and Penny for this opportunity. Peace, Love, and Equality! Enjoy!

JONATHAN ROZAS (Lord Evelyn Oakleigh) Jonathan Rozas was last seen on the Crighton stage as the ludicrous lothario Adolpho in The Drowsy Chaperone. This time he is playing Lord Evelyn Oakleigh a wealthy, yet nerdy, English aristocratic who bumbles along in state of happy befuddlement as he tries to understand life’s predicaments, women and American slang.

CAROLYN CORSANO WONG (Evangeline Harcourt) Carolyn is delighted to be in this production with her two guys. She only wishes that her dog Harley could have played Cheeky. Carolyn is a founder and serves as Artistic Director for STAGE RIGHT. She has been involved in theatre for over 30 years as actor, di-rector, producer, and in many back stage roles. Favorite roles on stage include the Wicked Witch in The Wizard of Oz, Dotty Otley in Noises Off, and Louise in Always, Patsy Cline. Favorite roles off stage are wife to Steve, Mom to Michael and partner to her therapy dog Harley. Cheers to Cole Porter; so glad we

finally got you on the Crighton stage. Enjoy the show!

PHIL CLARKE (Elisha Whitney) has performed at the Crighton theatre in the musical production of Annie as Franklin D. Roos-evelt, as well as several roles in No Time for Sergeant and Miracle Worker and most recently in Arsenic & Old Lace as Lt. Rooney. Phil has also served behind the stage in the musical Cinderella, The Music Man, The Wizard of Oz and other productions at the Crighton Theatre. Phil is currently serving as President of the Board of Stage Right and sits on the board of the Greater Con-roe Arts Alliance. Since moving to Houston, TX in 2003, Phil has enjoyed writing, directing and/or performing more than a dozen productions for the stage and for Vacation Bible School at the Fellowship of the Woodlands and WoodsEdge Church. During Phil’s early years, he worked as a magazine writer, pho-tographer, musician and published author.

MICHAEL RAABE (Moonface Martin) Michael Raabe is celebrat-ing 40 years in theater this year, and is thrilled to start his an-niversary year at the Crighton, with his 9th performance with Stage Right! Michael has performed in school, college and re-gional theatre as a singer, dancer and actor on stage, in movies and commercials. Community theatre is still his first love, and he averages 6 shows a year. Prior performances at the Crighton Theatre include Christmas Belles (both casts,) Vaudeville (Finally) Comes to the Crighton, No Time for Sergeants, The Music Man, the world premiere of Mama Won’t Fly, The Carol Burnett Show, and The Drowsy Chaperone. Recently he played the Creature in SRO’s production of Young Frankenstein, and Polonious in Tre-buchet Player’s performance of Hamlet. Other musical perfor-mances have been Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar, Tony in West Side Story and Roger Dubris in The Producers. Comedy is his pas-sion, though, and he looks forward to many laughs to come.

AMY BARNES (Erma) Amy Barnes is honored to be playing the role of Erma in Stage Right’s production of Anything Goes. She recently appeared as Judy in White Christmas at the Owen The-ater, and as The Mute in The Fantasticks at HFAC. Amy has pur-sued the performing arts her entire life. She danced with Ballet Excelsior of Houston as an Apprentice Company member for five years before attending SHSU where she majored in Musical Theater. She has choreographed and directed multiple produc-tions with Christian Youth Theater, as well as taught musical theater and dance classes at various locations over the last 9 years. She would like to thank Marilyn Henderson, Dana Cren-shaw and Julia Reece for babysitting Deklan (her 2 year old son) during rehearsals. She would also like to thank her beloved hus-band Jared, who not only supports her, but shares her passion for the theater. And finally she thanks her Heavenly Father, who created creativity.

MICHAEL WONG (LUKE) Michael, a senior at The Woodlands High School, is delighted to be returning to the Crighton Stage. He was last seen on stage as Officer Klein in Arsenic and Old Lace. Prior to that, he ran sound for The Wizard of Oz. Michael recently portrayed Captain Lansing in War of the Worlds and Ju-nior in Life of Riley on the Player’s Old Time Radio Hour. When he is not acting, he can usually be found helping backstage or with an epee in his hand fencing.

STEVEN WONG (JOHN) started in theatre 40 years ago as a drapery “consultant” and was “convinced” to return onstage for The Music Man (chorus) and The Drowsy Chaperone (Under-ling). He is generally seen behind the scenes as producer, lights engineer or stage manager. Steve is a founder of STAGE RIGHT and serves as the board’s treasurer. Love to family – Carolyn, Michael, and Harley.

DAN TIPPEN (Ship Captain) Since retiring from Harris County CSCD in 2006, Dan has become activity involved with Commu-nity Theater. He has participated both on and off the stage in numerous productions. His last performance with Stage Right was the Constable in The Music Man. He was also Clarence the Angel in the Stage Right’s production of Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild

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Christmas Binge. This year he has been seen as Stew Pot in South Pacific at the Owen Theater and Mr. Laurence in Little Women at St. Thomas University in Houston. In 2012 he was nominated for 3 Montie Awards, winning one for his role as Walter Cunningham in To Kill A Mockingbird. He would like to thank his wife Helen for her support and to the Conroe Theater groups for giving him their support and the opportunities to perform.

NATHAN OWEN (Purser/Tap Dancer) Born and raised in Es-sex, England, Nathan moved to Denison Texas 4 years ago to get his Associates Degree in Theatre. He is currently attending Sam Houston State pursuing a degree in Musical Theatre. He is pleased to be making his Stage Right debut in this show. Nathan hopes to be on a Broadway tour someday soon.

SARA MARKO (Purity/ Ensemble/ Girl In Bar) is extremely proud and excited to be joining the cast of Anything Goes at The Crigh-ton. Sara currently is Theatre Major at Sam Houston State Uni-versity. Sara graduated from The Woodlands College Park High School in 2013, where she was an active member of the theatre and choir programs. She was most recently seen in The King Stag where she played Brighella, and Thoroughly Modern Mille, where she played Miss Flannery. Sara would like to thank her family and friends their love and support. She also wishes to thank the direc-tors Randy Bianchi and Penny Andros for allowing her to be a part of and enjoy this valuable experience.

MIKKI WOODARD (Chastity) Anything Goes will mark Mikki’s de-but on the Crighton stage and she is so excited to play Chastity. Some of her favorite roles include Patty Simcox (Grease), Bird Girl (Suessical), Lovely Lady (Les Miserables), and the Lover George (King and I). She would like to thank her family and friends for their constant support and love! Enjoy the show!

SACHI TANAKA (Charity) Sachi is thrilled beyond words to be com-pleting her 17th show over a course of 10 seasons at the Crighton. She was last seen in a multitude of roles in Stage Right’s produc-tion of The Wizard of Oz. Some of Sachi’s favorite roles were: Mary Lennox (The Secret Garden), Zaneeta (The Music Man), and Beauty Lou (Beauty Lou and the Country Beast). A senior with many tempt-ing options for her future, she is proud to say that musical theatre is the path she’s choosing. Sachi is overjoyed with the hard work and dedication she and her cast mates have put into making this show one of the greatest she’s ever been a part of.

LAURA LANGE (Virtue) Laura Lange is making her debut on the Crighton stage as an Angel. She was a dancer in college but came to theatre about three years ago. She has been seen on the Owen stage in shows like Miracle on 34th Street, Smokey Joe’s Café, and White Christmas. She enjoys making people happy. She does this by performing on stage as well as teaching and spreading beauty through her Mary Kay Business.

DEVIN NORWOOD (Rev. Henry T. Dobson/Sailor/Tap Dancer) Devin Norwood is super excited about making his debut at the Crighton Theatre with the wonderful cast of Anything Goes! Though a fresh face to the Conroe area, Devin has been seen on stage multiple times in the Brenham/ Bryan-College Station area in productions such as: The Pajama Game (Sid Sorokin), Into the Woods (Cinderella’s Father), The Wizard of Oz (Cowardly Lion/ Zeke) at Brenham High School, Hairspray (Stooie/ Dance Ensem-ble) with The Brazos Valley Players, The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy (The Camel with the Wrinkled Knees) at Blinn Col-lege, and The Wizard of Oz (Lion) and Cinderella (Henrietta, the Ugly Step-sister) at Unity Theatre. Devin is currently in the pro-cess of completing his undergraduate degree in Musical Theatre at Sam Houston State University. He would like to extend an oceans worth of love and gratitude to the one and only, Grand-mar Norwood for all the love, support and constant patience. Also a huge shoutout to Elizabeth ‘Byrdie’ Shipsey, for setting his tapping feet into motion!

STEFFAN CRENSHAW (Photographer/Sailor Quartet) is a graduat-ing senior. He was previously seen in Stage Right’s production of Annie. Other theatrical credits include: The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, The Hobbit, Seussical Jr and The Canterbury Tales. Steffan will

be pursing International business in college, and hopes to work overseas one day.

ISABELLA MUNSON (Tap dancer/Passenger/Dance Captain) Isa-bella is thrilled to be in her 5th performance with Stage Right at the Crighton Theatre. She feels the Crighton “is her home”. Isa-bella is 14 years old and a freshman at Livingston High School. She is on the drum line in the Livingston Royal Brigade band and a member of the JV high school soccer team. You might have seen her last, in The Wizard of Oz tapping in the Ozian scene. She has been tapping for 11 years and it is her passion. Isabella would like to thank Carolyn and Steven Wong, Randy and Penny, everyone associated with Stage Right, the outstanding cast of Anything Goes, her coaches, band director, teachers, friends and family for always motivating her and believing in her!

AMY SOWERS (Passenger) most recently served as assistant di-rector for A Christmas Story. Amy was last seen onstage at the Crighton Theatre as Auntie Em in The Wizard of Oz and appeared as Gaynelle in Red Velvet Cake War. She also appeared in the world premiere production of the Jones, Hope, Wooten play Mama Won’t Fly as Ardale, Juliette, and Teeta. Some of Amy’s favorite roles are Diana in Lend Me a Tenor, Elaine in The Miss Firecracker Contest, Mary in How the Other Half Loves, Pamela in The Unin-vited, and Mary in Run for your Wife. Amy has been an assistant director for Cinderella and Stalag 17. She has directed a number of children’s shows including Bravo Company’s The Ever After and A Pirate’s Life for Me. She serves on the Crighton Theatre Foun-dation and Stage Right Boards. She is also the director of Bravo Company Performing Arts School, the educational wing of Stage Right.

TAYLOR MARESCA (Passenger/Tap Dancer) Taylor is thrilled to be making her debut at The Crighton Theatre. She has appeared in South Pacific (Ngana), White Christmas (Susan Waverly), the 2012 New Years Eve Show (Judy Garland) and as a presenter/ per-former at The Monties Players Awards. Taylor is a voice and act-ing student at the Humphreys School of Musical Theatre at TUTS. She attends McCullough Junior HS where she is a member of the Conroe ISD Honor Choir. Taylor would like to thank her family for their love and support.

JUAN MORLES (Sailor in bar/Tap Dancer) Born in Venezuala and given the opportunity of being raised wherever his father’s work pointed, Juan moved to Texas 3 ½ years ago to eventually pursue a career in law. Juan is ‘more than thrilled to perform with this wonderful cast at Stage Right.’

PEYTON CRENSHAW (Passenger/Tap Dancer) Peyton, who is 13, was recently seen in Stage Right’s Production of The Music Man (Amaryllis) and Annie (July). Most recently she performed Scrooge with TUTS HSMT, Peter Pan (Indian), with Class Act, Our Town (Rebecca) with HFAC, Alice in Wonderland (Queen), with Applause and Willy Wonka (Violet) with CYT Conroe. Peyton at-tends Humphrey’s School of Musical Theater.

TOM RICHARD (FBI Man/stage crew) I’m glad to be working with Stage Right again. The last time I was on stage was as Jules in My Three Angels at the Crighton. I worked back stage for The Wizard of Oz. I love this place and feel so lucky to have the opportunity to be around such creative and talented people. I want to thank my wonderful wife, Cindy, and two daughters, Rosemary and Miriam, for support and encouragement.

crewRANDY BIANCHI (Director /Choreographer) Randy Bianchi is a professional tap dancer/instructor with over 35 years of musical theatre experience. He has worked in every aspect of theatre both on and off the stage in roles such as director, choreogra-pher, actor, singer, stage manager, and lighting designer. In the mid-1990’s he founded a community theatre company in Katy, Texas. As a young child, he was a performer on the “Skipper Sam” television show in Rochester, New York. He owned a very successful dance school for five years in Katy, Texas with an an-nual enrollment of 500 students. Randy studied voice and tap

dance with Theatre Under the Stars Humphrey’s School of Musi-cal Theatre in Houston and performed in the ensemble of 42nd Street. He has studied tap dance with some of the world’s best master tap teachers including Steve Condos, Jimmy Slyde, Fayard Nicholas of the famed Nicholas brothers and Savion Glover. He frequently travels to various parts of the country to conduct tap master classes and also teaches tap classes here locally in Conroe. For the past 12 years, he has been heavily involved with various community theatre productions in the Conroe area. Randy, along with wife, Penny Andros, choreographed several musicals includ-ing Oklahoma!, Jekyll and Hyde, Smokey Joes’ Café, and Godspell for the Crighton Players. 2012 was a busy year for Randy as he appeared in The Sound of Music and White Christmas and also served as choreographer for Christian Youth Theatre’s produc-tion of Annie Jr. Later that same year, Randy was nominated for and won a Montie award for “best choreography” for his work on the musical Nunsense.

PENNY ANDROS (Musical Director & Assistant Director) Penny has spent her entire life in live theater and the entertainment & music industries. Growing up, Penny performed in literally hun-dreds of shows at various theaters including, Lincoln Community Playhouse, Univ. of Nebraska, University of California, Los Ange-les (UCLA), University of Southern California (USC), University of California, San Diego (UCSD), San Diego Rep, The Old Globe (in San Diego), Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum, the Los Angeles Rep, Santa Monica Players and many amateur and professional companies in Los Angeles, San Diego and throughout the U.S. Penny has either performed in, directed or choreographed over 75 musicals in her career, as well as many dramas and comedies. Ms. Andros was associate producer for famous magician, Mark Wilson, producing The Incredible Acrobats of China for his com-pany here in the U.S. and she produced television shows for King-World during its 1984 – 1986 seasons including Dick Clark’s Night-time. After graduating from Southwestern University School of Law in 1984, she practiced Entertainment Law in Los Angeles for many years, representing actors, writers, directors and several entertainment companies including Universal Studios. Eventu-ally, Penny moved to Houston and met Randy Bianchi – her soul mate, husband and co-director/co-choreographer – and they worked extensively with The Crighton Players on such shows as Godspell, Jekyll & Hyde, and Oklahoma. Most recently, Penny was vocal coach for Stage Right’s The Drowsy Chaperone and Musical Director for Stage Right’s The Wizard of Oz.

DENISE DE BOLD (Scenic Design) Denise DeBold has a passion for the arts and serving her community. In Florida, she served as the Visual Arts Director on a twelve member team that utilized a volunteer cast of over three hundred and provided the com-munity with a theatrical experience for free. In June of 2009, Denise moved to Texas, and has since been featured in the Houston Chronicle for her art work and community service. She regularly volunteers for the Montgomery County Women’s Cen-ter (MCWC) at their Something Special store in the Woodlands, where sales benefits more than 60 battered women and their children. She is also an active member of the Assistance League of Montgomery County (ALMC) where she chairs one of their many philanthropic programs serving the needs of Montgomery County community. She also recently served on the decorating committee for the CASA gala.

JANE HALEY (Props/Spotlight Operator) Jane Haley started at Owen Theater, in plays like To Kill a Mockingbird, Bus Stop, King and I, The Odd Couple, White Christmas, & Lion in Winter. This is her first play here in the Crighton Theatre. She enjoys theatre and plans to much more in the Crighton & Owen theatres.

DEBORAH BLAKE (Costumer) Deborah is proud to be involved with this production of Anything Goes which is set in 1934. To-day’s theater costuming covers so much from Opera to the dark tale of Frankenstein to fun shows such as Young Frankenstein and beach shows to the steam punk Hamlet. Just goes to prove that “Anything Goes.”

ELAINE STEINBACH (Costumer) Elaine Steinbach has been mak-ing costumes since she fell in love with a theater guy. For over

forty years she has made princesses, dragons, giants and whales. She got her start in sewing in 4H at age 11 and hopes to retire from her full time job next year and devote herself to adorning actors everywhere. She is especially proud of costumes designed and stitched for Dixie Swim Club and Seussical, the Musical at Country Playhouse; I Do, I Do at Texas Repertory Theater, and A Funny thing Happened on the Way to The Forum at Kankakee Valley Theater.

JENNIFER SIMON (Costume Assistant) This is Jennifer Simon’s first experience in theatre costuming. She has been a profes-sional seamstress for 4 years. She would thank Deborah Blake for the opportunity to work on Anything Goes, and her husband, Ty Simon, for his support and encouragement. Her hobbies include photography, crafting, costuming and singing. Jennifer lives here in Conroe and looks forward to working in the theatre again.

DENNIS O’CONNOR (Master Carpenter) is tickled pink to reignite his 32 year love affair with the Crighton stage after a 5 year hiatus in New York. He dedicates every smile, laugh and knee slap to his children Adam, Jonah, Denny and Emmy. Einstein in Arsenic and Old Lace, Joseph in My Three Angels, Pelinor in Jeanne Brasher’s 1990 production of Camelot, Kris Kringle in Miracle on 34th Street, Harry in Stalag 17, and Arnold in The Boys Next Door are his favorite roles on the Crighton stage. “I love to make the audience smile,” says Dennis. “Please support the Crighton as your hometown theatre as well as the Crighton Theatre Foundation and STAGE RIGHT. It ends in Joy.”

DAVE HACKMAN (Set Construction) recently relocated from Springfield Il. Retired and involved in a number of volunteer ac-tivities. These included helping renovate an abandoned theatre in Springfield and helping build sets for the last three years. En-joyed the ‘work’ and the theatre atmosphere so joined the Crigh-ton family.

ROGER ORMISTON (Light Design) has performed on stage in over 40 productions since 1974. He currently works behind the scenes at both the Owen Theatre and Crighton Theatre in Conroe. He lives in Conroe with his wife Shann Powers and two dog-ters, Shelby and Maggie. He is a home inspector and owner of 123 Home Inspections.

DEREK TWINNEY (Light Engineer) Derek Twinney is extremely proud to be joining the Crighton Theatre to help be part of the lighting crew. Derek lives with his family in Conroe and attends Willis High School. His favorite subjects are Theater and Science. He would like to thank the Director, and others for allowing him to be a part of this great show and allowing him to grow more tech. knowledge in the theater business.

NICK MARSHALL (Sound Engineer) Nick has been involved in the-atre for 7 years working back stage, on stage, and running sound board for Stage Right and The Players. Since he is more technical minded he enjoys the free shows from up in the sound booth. So, if something goes wrong with the sound, you know who fault it is.

HENRY DE LA GARZA (Stage Manager) Henry comes to the Crighton Theatre as Stage Manager, renewing his long passion for Broadway Musicals. Growing up in Houston, Henry began his singing-dancing career as a performer at the popular Crystal Palace Saloon for an amazing 3 years, and hold single honors of over 3,500+ shows with Six Flags Astroworld shows. A year-long stint with DisneyWorld Florida Shows followed, with the lure to return to his hometown to continue his passion. Henry also per-formed with the Greater Houston Civic Ballet, before returning to Six Flags as Stage Manager for the National touring cast of Mark Wilson’s Magic Show. Henry’s stage managing experience at the park included not only the live theater shows, but also concerts for Kenny Rodgers, The Beach Boys, the Coasters, and many oth-ers. Henry’s last 6 years of theater involvement came as Henry was asked to become a vital production member of the Six Flags Live Show Production Team, producing All-Star Shows for all Six Flags Parks nationwide. Henry is currently owner/partner of one of Lake Conroe’s popular water-front restaurants, the Back Porch on the Lake, where some karaoake nights find Henry, once againe, behind the mic.

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AMY BARNESPENNY ANDROS RANDY BIANCHI DEBORAH BLAKE

PHIL CLARKE PEYTON CRENSHAW STEFFAN CRENSHAW

DENISE DE BOLD DAVE HACKMAN JANE HALEY

LAURA LANGE TAYLOR MARESCA SARA MARKO NICK MARSHALL

JAMES HUNTER MCMAHON

JUAN MORLES ISABELLA MUNSON DEVIN NORWOOD

HENRY DE LA GARZA

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JENNIFER SIMON

MIKKI WOODARDSTEVEN WONGMICHAEL WONGCAROLYN CORSANO WONG

DEREK TWINNEYDAN TIPPENCHRISTINA J. TAYLOR

SACHI TANAKAAMY SOWERS

DENNIS O’CONNOR ROGER ORMISTON NATHAN OWEN MICHAEL RAABE

TOM RICHARD JONATHAN ROZAS MEAGHAN SCHULZ

Special thanks to Michael Pittman Images for the donation of publicity photos. www.michaelpittmanimages.com

Thanks to Dave Clements for the donation of production

photos.www.dwcphotography.com

Charles & Jean AbernathyDon & Connie AlbersJoyce & David AlffGail AlsupBarbara ApplebyLouis & Sandra AskewDoug & Carol AycockSam BargerMarcia Feldt-BatesDeloris BaileyGeorgia BassPamela Bazan*Jack & Lenore BechtelBruce & Mary BeckhamDavid Dow Bentley IIICharles & Elizabeth BerryMargi BiggsJames Bingham*Lisa BlackketterKevin & Beverly BlairWanda BradshawPatricia BrandJulie BrelleRichard & Betty BrittonDiana & Dwayne BrushRon & Maggie BurlesonTom & Margaret CampbellJane CannonMayetta & Leland CarlsonMarilyn CasonLinda CecereStephanie Wade & Branden ChingKaren & Elmo ClarkSylvia & David CoffeyGeorge CollierClaude & Joyce CookeDuke CoonLorraine CountsLeo & Shirley CovingtonDavid & Daphne CoxLinda CrewsClyde & Lee CruikshankJoyce CusterCecil & Mary DanleyConnie & Larry DanleyShane DavisRoy & Barbara DeWitzSandi & Darin DillonCindy & Norman DolchBetty & Bob DonellanCharlotte DosterKay DunnShirley EdwardsBobby & Cynthia ElliottGeorge & Helen ElliottDan & Bea Ellis

Jay ElmsBetty EmmonsMarie & Ken EvansRoberta EvansJudith EvartsBarbara FaithJames FaltinDoc & Carol FennessyFred & Barbara ForemskyJoan Sullivan & John W. FrogleyLecie GardnerWayne & Deborah GeddesJoni & Russell GilbertMary Jean GionasJim & Angela GravesLinda & Tom GraysonDavid & Debbie Hairel*Lerna HanselHarold & Linda HarrisonJack & Judy HartLeo HaysOlene HeasleyEdwin & Joyce HeineJeff & Lora Hill Robert & Ruth HilleB. J. HinsonMaria HoffmanJim & Sharen HornJames & Judy HorshokLyn & Carl HowardHorst & Pat HummelMike & Jo HunnPaula IsenmannLeslie & Lou IstreBob & Theta JacksonCandice JacobsonMarilyn JakschCharles & Tania JohnsonJoyce & Paul JuillardMartin & Becky KennedyMary KennedyJohn & Cheryl KinselErnest KitchensCassandra & Tom KohlDonna & Johnny KopeckySteve KrauszerEllen & Bill LackeyMajorie LairdDick & Becky LaRocheHenry & Kaye LartigueStella LelandHarry & Nita LeschingerBinky LesterJim & Kathy LinseKim & Ronald ListonRon & Myra Liston*

Dr. & Mrs. James LutonskyJanet LinnPaul & Ruth ManciniTroy Marler & Carmen WainwrightMax & Susie MartensenSandy & Guy MartinKenneth & Carole MathisRoger MaySusan McCallistarJohn & Tanya McelhannonMike & Patsy McLemoreGeorge McCloudMaxine & Dennis McConnellTroy & Linda McCrarayMike & Margaret McCreedyMaureen McMullenBrad MeyerMary Ellen MoranDr. David & Judy MyersRay & Barbara MildrenGeorge & Harriet MilesCliff & Peggie MillerDonna MillerDr. Kent & Cathey MillerMaxine MinsonJimmie MorrowMilton & Marguaritte MurphyRon & Sandy MyersCathy & David NovogoratzRobert NoonanXimena & Steven NoonanBetty NortonBessie & Jerry O’BrienAshley OrumOzzy & Susan OsborneCliff & Brenda ParkJoyce ParkerRen ParlongoLaurie ParrRoy & Nancy PenneyJack & Debra PieniazekRich PoliskaMargaret & Harry PrietoJames & Jane PruttonLee & Shirley PruittDean & Kit RandolphCharles RaySusan RemingtonKay RichardsJohn & Ann Marie RicciKen & Kathy RickliCarolyn RogersAnnetta & Soren RoseBea & John RouseSylvia Rowe

Betty RutterJoey & Jane SaladinoHarry & Edwina SaulRuth ScardinoLou & Gerrie SchaeferJim & Susan SchaefferHelen SchwisonDan & Karen ShawLyn & Ashwin ShawMary SlaughterCynthia SmithJanet SmithPenny & George SpaidGeorge & Amy SowersCarolyn StewartSusan & Don StockingKathryn & Winston StokesBrenda StorsethMickey SummaMarty & Warren Taylor*Robert TaylorJo Tibbetts*Alma TiptonBilly & Bernice TiptonTani TraverKaren TrumanBetty TuckerMarie & David UnderdownMark & Terrie VacekCarol Van ErtLori & Hank Van JoslinRoy M. Van VoorheesLee VanderpoolAlbert & Jeanette WadeJohn WadeJohn & Sandy WagnerCora & Andrew WaltersWilliam WardEd & Helen WassemillerKaren WellsJanet & Anthony WestlakeJames & Betty WhislerJim & Sylvia WigginsCheryl WilkinsonLarry & Wanda WilsonCarolyn WohltChrisanne WolfeRay & Dorothy WoodallKendall & Terry WooldridgeMichal & James WorthyKim & August WunderlichJo Ann & Bobby YanceyChris & Gert ZieglerRhonda Ferro & Charlene Zuber

Show SupportersPeggie Miller, Doc Fennessy, CraigJones, and Verle ‘Ozzy’ Osborne for getting the word out about the show. Ruth Stultz

for help in securing rehearsal space. WoodsEdge Church for providing rehearsal space. Special thanks to John Lazo at Houston Theatre Beat. Starbound Dance Studio for donation of rehearsal space. Thank you to Kent Hunt and Chris

Thomas for help building set.

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Thanks to our season subscribers who have shown their trust in us and allow us to bring you entertainment at the historic Crighton Theatre.

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