The following is an audio project performed by SE Practicum students with design sketches by Stagecraft II students.
We encourage you to turn on closed captioning in the above video so you can follow along with the script!
CAST LIST (in order of actors’ last names)
*Actors Character Name (occupation/description; age)
Hunter Austin Clark Murphy (nursing home worker; 50)
Leen Barakat Andrea Cardona (daycare worker; 19)
Quanard Carter Samson “SP” Price (college athlete; 20)
Stormie Crow Calliope Castillo (middle school student; 12)
Karrington Davis Sandra Brody (head of Kranesville Animal Rescue; 43)
Kiera Gavitt Margaret Connolly (real estate agent; 42)
Drew Hampton Evan Barksdale (reporter; 38)
Lauren Henesey Miriam Hawthorne (valedictorian-to-be of Kranesville
High School; 18)
Jesse Humphreys Bartholomew Truman (rancher; 67)
Alysse Joiner Sarah Stewart (mommy blogger; 26)
Mercedes Kuhn Abby Stills (waitress at a local diner; 19)
Oluwateniola Talabi Racheal Williams (librarian; 52)
Tanner Thompson John Phillips Jr. (firefighter; 29)
Kalumbu Tshibangu Craig Toliver (homeless man; 32)
Leo Vibal Benedict Aquino (Mayor of Kranesville; 55)
Kennedy Wagner Clarissa Brown (Kranesville Fuel Stop worker; 21)
Liberty Ward Olivia Scott (mother of a newborn; 29)
Tiara Wiltshire Stacee Ward (bartender; 30)
* With the exception of Drew Hampton (TCC-SE Drama faculty), all actors are students enrolled in the TCC-SE Theatre Practicum course. This audio production serves as the course’s creative project for the semester. Students created their own characters and monologues based on an original scenario crafted by Brad McEntire. (Monologues for the character Evan Barksdale were written by Brad McEntire.)
PRODUCTION TEAM
Co-Directors Angela Inman (also, Departmental Producer)
Brad McEntire (also, Dramaturg)
Drew Hampton (also, Guest Performer)
Faculty Coordinator
of Student Costume Designs Paul Fiorella
+Student Costume Designers Jourdain Blanco (costumes for Andrea Cardona, Calliope Castillo, Clark
Murphy, and Samson “SP” Price)
Hunter Brown (costumes for Sandra Brody, Margaret Connolly, Miriam
Hawthorne, Sarah Stewart, and Bartholomew Truman)
Kiera Gavitt (costumes for John Phillips Jr., Abby Stills, Craig Toliver
and Racheal Williams)
Julia Macleod (costumes for Benedict Aquino, Evan Barksdale, Clarissa
Brown, Olivia Scott, and Stacee Ward)
Sound Designer / Darius Booker
Voice-Over Coordinator
Graphics Designer Sally Jinks
LibGuide Designer Chelsea Bippert
Video Editor Aaron Ingersoll
Assistant to Sound and Video Taylor Hampton
+ All student costume designers are enrolled in the TCC-SE Stagecraft II course. These students worked closely with the actors to create costume renderings to aid in the visualization of all characters.
Theatre Southeast Faculty
Tonya Blivens, Chair of Speech and Drama
Paul Fiorella
Ana Hagedorn
Drew Hampton
Megan Haratine
Angela Inman
Brad McEntire
Theatre Southeast Staff
Darius Booker
Taylor Hampton
Veronica Hernandez
Aaron Ingersoll
Special Thanks
Bill Coppola
Zena Jackson
Mike Cinatl
Jerry Coats
Tonya Blivens
Veronica Hernandez
Sally Jinks
Chelsea Bippert
Brandy Niccolai-Belfi
Barbara Prellwitz
Debbie Kowalak
Delaina Milligan
TCC Communications, Public Relations, and Marketing
Grace Hampton
Hello,
I want to welcome you to our theatre department! Our mission at Theatre Southeast is to present a variety of genres and theatrical periods that provide a broad overview of dramatic literature and production. Our actors and technicians work very hard to take the material from page to stage, and I want to express my appreciation for the long hours they invest. They are students (like you) who have an interest in the arts, and are participating in this production as a class requirement. If you would like to get more involved, opportunities exist no matter what level of experience you bring to the process. Enrolling in DRAM 1120, Theatre Practicum, is the first step. Every student in that class has a guarantee of either being cast or working backstage on some aspect of the production. Our department also offers classes in acting and stagecraft, as well as introductory courses in theatre and film studies. Whether your interest lies in performance, design, or technical theatre, we have a place waiting for you.
Even if you choose not to participate directly in the productions, your role as an audience member is equally important. Without your support, our performances would not be possible. We truly appreciate all of our patrons! I hope you have an enjoyable experience at Theatre Southeast, and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or comments.
Angela Inman, MFA
Director of Theatre, TCC-SE; Associate Professor of Drama
angela.inman@tccd.edu
