There are innumerable people involved in bringing the wonderful his-torical story of The Miracle Worker to fruition. The director is just a small part working in conjunction with instinctively talented actors and technicians. To all of those wonderful people I would like to express a sincere heartfelt thank you.

Since I was very young, I’ve been fascinated with Helen Keller and the story of her triumphant life with the constant assistance of Annie Sullivan. Researching for this show revealed to me the history of Annie and the events that shaped her life and created her character. The negative aspects of Annie’s life such as the early death of her mother and brother, an alcoholic father, rejection by family because of her eye disease, semi blindness and life in an asylum under investigation for neglect were utilized by God to dra-matically touch and transform the life of Helen. Due to Annie, Helen became one of the most influential women of her time.

My hope is that you are inspired by the story and that you touch the lives of those around you in a positive manner.

Reena DeSantoDirector

Stage Right Board of DirectorsMarcia Feldt Bates, Phil Clarke, Katt Gilcrease, Angela Graves,

Lyn Hawthorne Howard, Greg Kelly, Tom Lockhart, Bruce Lyon,

Mike Olson, Sandy Riney, Amy Sowers, Carolyn Corsano Wong,

Steven Wong, Kathleen Zaritski

Director’s Letter

Corporate Sponsors and UnderwritersSteven & Carolyn Wong/TSF Inc. – Producer

David & Kristin Fishter/Exxon Mobil Foundation – DirectorDwain and Sandy Riney/Lubchem – Director

Jim & Angela Graves – Stage ManagerKaren & Mike Olson – Stage Manager

Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Wood, Jr. – Stage ManagerCliff & Peggie Miller – Stage Manager

Dr. Bruce and Mimi Bastian – ActorBobby Carter – Actor

Donald & Shirley Niepoetter - Actor

A Doctor ..................................................Phil ClarkeKate Keller ..............................................Beverly WatkinsCapt. Keller .............................................Katt GilcreaseHelen (Sept. 7, 14, 16 & 22) ..................Lena TorluemkeHelen (Sept. 8, 15, 21 & 23) ..................Lauren SantanaMartha .....................................................Lena ClarkePearl .........................................................Isabella MunsonAunt Ev ....................................................Katie KellyJames .......................................................Garrett WilsonAnagnos ..................................................Quint BishopAnnie Sullivan .........................................Layci JonesViney........................................................Monica MunsonBlind Girls ...............................................Sierra Escobar, Katelyn Pittman, Hannah BartlettBelle .........................................................Harley Wong

(In order of appearance)Cast

CrewDirector ................................................... Reena DeSantoAssistant Director .................................. Katt GilcreaseStage Manager ....................................... Susan BurgeAssistant Stage Manager ....................... Amy SimpsonTechnical Director ................................. Jim BinghamSet Design ............................................... Reena DeSanto, Katt GilcreaseMaster Carpenter ................................... Katt GilcreaseSet Construction .................................... Katt Gilcrease, Susan BurgeCostumes ................................................ Katie KellyCostume Assistants ....................................Karen Santana, Jennifer TorluemkeProps & Set Decoration ......................... Susan Burge, Karen SantanaSound Design & Engineer .................... Carolyn Corsano WongLight Design ........................................... Roger OrmistonLight Engineer........................................ Peter KellyHouse Manager ...................................... Sarah RobertsProducers ................................................ Steven & Carolyn Wong

TIME: The 1880’s

PLACE: In and around the Keller homestead in Tuscumbia Alabama; also, briefly the Perkins Institution for the Blind, in Boston

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Director ................................................... Debra SchultzStage Manager ..................................... Reena DeSanto-AlvisTechnical Director ............................... Jim BinghamMusical Director ................................... Caleb AckermanRehearsal pianist .................................. Stephanie BiffleChoreographer ..................................... Debra SchultzSet Design .............................................. Debra Schultz, Jon KingMaster Carpenter ................................. Greg KellySet Construction .................................. Jim Bingham, Joel Kelly, Mathias FrostCostumes ................................................ Debra SchultzSound Design ....................................... Debra SchultzSound Engineer ................................... Carolyn Corsano WongLight Design .......................................... Roger OrmistonLight Engineer ...................................... Peter KellyStage Crew ............................................. Kayla EvansHouse Manager .................................... Sarah RobertsProducer ................................................. Amy Sowers

OrchestraCaleb Ackerman, Music Director, pianoDave Englert, Conductor, synthesizer

Nico Carswell, Violin IIJeremy Carswell, String Bass

Daniel Dufour, PercussionSarah Frangos, Flute

Matt Frangos, French Horn IIIZach Frangos, Trombone

Felix Gamez, Concert MasterJonathan Gregory, Trumpet I

Kaitlyn Laney, Trumpet IIBrittany Leavitt, Cello

Shannon McCranor, French Horn IJolynn Mercer, Oboe, English Horn

Stephan Murat, Clarinet IChris Quinn, Violin II

Cori Rebenacker, Clarinet IIRachel Smith, Violin I

Linda Wiley, Flute, piccolo

CrewCast and Crew BiographiesPHIL CLARKE (A Doctor) is appearing in his third stage production with STAGE RIGHT at the Crighton Theatre. He previously played the role of President Roosevelt in the musical Annie and performed as Lieu-tenant Abel and the radio operator in the production of No Time for Sergeants. Since moving to Houston, TX in 2003, Phil has enjoyed writing, directing and performing for the stage. In the past thirty years, Phil started his career as a magazine writer, photographer, musician and published author. After 20 years working in the corporate world, Phil is a business consultant and entrepreneur, involved in fundraising for film and television startups such as a television sitcom called the Wannabes and a startup film production company called Edgen Films. Phil currently sits on the board of STAGE RIGHT.

BEVERLY WATKINS (Kate Keller) Beverly is ex-cited to be making her Crighton Theatre debut! She is a graduate from Sam Houston State University with a B.F.A. in Theatre and has worked with various Theatre companies around the country, including technical work on the National Tour of A Christmas Carol. Her most recent performance was with the Owen Theatre’s production of Smokey Joe’s Cafe.

KATT GILCREASE (Capt. Keller & Master Car-penter) says “Howdy” and is glad to be back on the Crighton stage. Katt was last seen in A Christmas Story as the dad, Mama Won’t Fly as Red and Spud and as Dub Dubberly in Christmas Belles. Katt also played the father Frank Gilbreth in Cheaper by the Dozen three summers ago at the Crighton. A veteran actor with television, commercial, and film credits under his belt, Katt is glad to announce the premiere of three movies in which he appears, two of which are already released: Up and Down (Michael Spencer), Oil (Paul Watkins), and Tree of Life (featured extra). Katt’s favorite stage roles include Jonathan Brewster in Arsenic and Old Lace, Cpt. A. Keller in The Miracle Worker. As always thanks and love to Susan.

LAUREN SANTANA (Helen) is excited to be per-forming in The Miracle Worker. She is 11 yrs. old, and attends Humphreys School for Musical Theatre; her dream is to one day perform on Broadway. Credits include: TUTS: The Little Mermaid (Ensemble), An-nie (Orphan), Flat Stanley (Cousin Sophie), HFAC: Les Miserables (Gavroche), A.D. Players: Parenthesis (Mar-ianna), and HITS: Beauty And The Beast (Chip the Tea-cup). She gives thanks to God for her many blessings, and to her family and friends for their love and support.

LENA TORLUEMKE (Helen) Lena is 10 years old and is so excited to be playing the role of Helen. Lena has been acting and singing since the age of 6. She is also a student at the TUTS Humphreys School of Musical Theater. She has appeared in several theatri-cal productions such as Alice in Wonderland, Jr., Merry Christmas, George Bailey, Camp Rock and Annie. Lena would like to thank Reena DeSanto and Stage Right for this opportunity!

LENA CLARKE (Martha) This is Lena’s third pro-duction with STAGE RIGHT at the Crighton Theatre. Two summers ago, she played an orphan in the musi-cal Annie, and this summer appeared in the musical

Cinderella as a mouse and village girl. Lena has also performed in other drama, dance and choir produc-tions for the Christian Youth Theater as well as school and church productions. She enjoys acting, singing, dance (tap & ballet), playing the piano and making her own videos. She is also a voracious reader, writer and composer and has plans to become an actress, writer and/or scientist.

ISABELLA MUNSON (Pearl) Isabella is in the 8th grade at Livingston Junior High. She is a member of the National Junior Honor Society, student council, athletics and yearbook staff. Isabella is thrilled to be performing in her third show at the Crighton Theatre. She recently performed at the Crighton in Cinderella as a mouse/townsperson. Isabella’s first performance at the Crighton was in Annie in 2010 as an orphan. Isabella has performed in many dance, music, stage recitals and is a devoted tap dancer. Isabella is excited to be performing in The Miracle Worker alongside her mother. She would like to thank her family, friends, and teachers at LJH for their encouragement in all her endeavors.

KATIE KELLY (Aunt Ev) Since beginning her “ca-reer” in the theater, Katie has had many experiences and met a lot of wonderful people. The prior parts she has had were in comedies, The Music Man, the world premiere of Mama Won’t Fly, and The Carol Burnett Show. The Miracle Worker is her first drama. Katie has enjoyed all aspects of the theater, onstage and back-stage, building sets and helping with costumes. She is looking forward to participating in more productions at this lovely theater.

GARRETT WILSON (James) I have had a passion for acting ever since I was five years old. Ever since my first play I have acted in 11 plays, have been an extra in the short film “Divorce Texas Style”, have performed in the Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival twice, and have been trained by the Crighton Theater’s own Bra-vo Company for 2 years. To all my family and friends I give thanks for the years of support that they’ve given me to keep acting well into my teens and more.

QUINT BISHOP (Agagnos) Returns to the Crighton stage with this production. He was last seen on stage as Grandpa in You Can’t Take it With You and as Judge Harper in Miracle on 34th Street, both at the Owen Theatre. He played in the World Premiere of Mama Won’t Fly as well as in No Time for Sergeants and Mrs. Bob Cratchits Wild Christmas Binge, all with STAGE RIGHT. Quint has been active in Theatre since 1973. He has a BFA and an MA in Theatre.

ELAYCIA “LAYCI” JONES (Annie Sullivan) is ex-cited to be in her first production with STAGE RIGHT! Although she is new to Conroe and to the Crighton; she is no newcomer to serving in local community theatre. Originally from GunBarrel City, Texas, Layci received her Bachelors in Music Education with an emphasis in Vocal Performance from Lamar Univer-sity in Beaumont, Texas. Layci feels blessed to have been a part of The Henderson County Performing Arts Center in Athens, Texas, where her passion for performance developed. She participated in Annie, Into the Woods, Tbe Wizard of Oz, Bye, Bye, Birdie, God-

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

spell, Little Shop of Horrors, Some Enchanted Evening and Honk. Layci is grateful for the blessings God has given her and loves utilizing and developing her gifts to serve her church in the worship and drama ministries. Layci wants to dedicate her performances to her won-derful husband, Joshua, for all his enduring love and unfailing support.

MONICA MUNSON (Viney) Monica is a primary school teacher in Shepherd. She has 2 children, a son in 12th grade and a daughter in 8th grade. She stays busy with her children’s activities and volunteering in her hometown, Livingston Texas. This is her first per-formance at the Crighton and she is excited to be per-forming in The Miracle Worker alongside her daughter Isabella. Many thanks to her husband, her Mom and Dad, her son and daughter and her wonderful friends for all their support!

HANNAH BARTLETT (School girl) Hannah is very excited to be in her first production with STAGE RIGHT. Her last two engagements were stage produc-tions at Lynn Lucas Middle school in Willis: Romeo and Juliet as a storyteller and The Great Cross Country Race as Maude. She’s a hometown Texas girl and on her days off she likes to read, practice her flute, and play with her friends. She would like to thank her family, church family and friends for supporting her on this venture.

SIERRA ESCOBAR (School girl) Sierra is 15 and goes to Willis High School. She is a member of Bravo Co and appeared as Belinda in A Pirate’s Life for Me. She was active in UIL One act Play in 2011. She played the role of Anne in Diary of Anne Frank and got the “All Star Cast” award. Sierra also performed in the Wood-lands Waterway Festival.

KATELYN PITTMAN (School girl) Katelyn is eight years old and making her acting debut as a school girl in The Miracle Worker. She is in the third grade, and an excellent student at Meador Elementary. Katelyn lives in Willis, Texas with her supportive mother Penny and little brother Dylan. Katelyn strives to do her best in everything she tries. She loves to dance and sing, and is very excited to be part of the cast of The Miracle Worker. Katelyn’s family and friends are very proud of her and wish her the best of luck in her acting debut, and hope to see many more theatrical performances from her in the future.

HARLEY WONG (Belle) is pleased to be returning to the Crighton stage in his most challenging role to date; that of playing the opposite sex. Harley is a 7 yr old German Shepherd/Chow mix. His is a certified Ther-apy Pet and enjoys visiting his friends at Park Manor Nursing home and having children read to him at area libraries. Harley hopes you enjoy the performance and would like to encourage anyone looking for a good pet to check out their local animal shelter. That’s where he came from.

CrewREENA DE SANTO (Director) Reena has a BA in Stage Management and Costume Design from SUNY Brockport, NY. Through her youngest daughter she became involved in theater again about 10 years ago. She is usually found behind the scenes performing the technical and organizational aspects of a play or

as an Asst. Director. About two years she started tak-ing on some small directing projects and roles which unleashed a new creative area for her to explore. She would like to thank God for the gifts He has given her and for her family for letting her come out to play. This show is dedicated to the memory of Glen Lambert who gave her the encouragement to direct a show on her own.

SUSAN BURGE (Stage Manager) Susan is excited to be back stage again with a great crew. She has stage managed for numerous theaters in the area with Stage Right productions of No Time for Sergeants and Christ-mas Belles and the world premiere of Mama Won’t Fly being the most recent. During the day, she can be found teaching animal science, horticulture, or the-ater arts at Lynn Lucas Middle School. She wishes to thank Katt for his love and support through the years.

AMY SIMPSON (Assistant Stage Manager) Amy is a sophomore at Willis High School and has been act-ing for 4 years. Awards she has won in UIL One Act Play Competition include All Star Cast (6th grade), All Around Crew Member (7th grade), and Best Actress for her role as the Hare in The Great Cross Country Race her 8th grade year. She has also received out-standing theater student for 3 years in a row. Current-ly, she is the Willis High School mascot and has won grand champion at competition for the last 2 years. She plans to major in theater in college and will hopefully be the mascot at Texas State.

JAMES BINGHAM (Technical Director) has been the Executive Director of The Crighton Theatre Foun-dation for the past 21 years. Jim has been involved with theatre for over 35 years in shows ranging from Aida to 1776. Welcome to the Crighton!

PETER KELLY (Lights Engineer) lived and worked on Long Island, New York for over fifty years. While there, he took advantage of the Broadway theaters and also, frequently enjoyed community theater. Upon retiring to the Conroe, Texas area his wife Katie he became active in the Crighton Theatre. Peter appeared in the production of The Music Man along with Katie and was been a member of the stage crew of Mama Won’t Fly followed by running the lights for The Carol Burnett Show and Cinderella. Being active in the the-atre allows them to spend quality time together, doing something they both feel is productive and fun.

ROGER ORMISTON (Lighting Design) has been in-volved with theatre for over 35 years. He is currently involved with lighting design, setup and programming for both the Crighton and the Owen theaters.

CAROLYN CORSANO WONG (Sound/Producer) is pleased to help bring this extraordinary story to the Crighton stage. She was last seen on stage as the tool-in’ Louise in Always…Patsy Cline and multiple roles in The Carol Burnett Show. Carolyn is the artistic director for STAGE RIGHT, a founder and board member. Her favorite roles are partner to her doggie Harley, mom to son Michael and wife to husband Steve. In the words of Helen Keller: “Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing.”

Cast and Crew

Hannah Bartlett

James Bingham

PeterKelly

QuintBishop

SusanBurge

LenaClarke

PhilClarke

ReenaDeSanto

SierraEscobar

Katt Gilcrease

Layci Jones

KatieKelly

IsabellaMunson

KatelynPittman

Lauren Santana

Lena Torluemke

BeverlyWatkins

GarrettWilson

CarolynCorsano Wong

HarleyWong

MonicaMunson

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