The Adventures of Right Guard Ian
As the moon climbs high o'er the Disney Vacation Club Moonlight Magic event, Constance Hatchaway arises for a conversation with us mortals. Hear her talk about her five time widow status as well as her final husband, George Hightower's connection to the illusive Society of Explorers an Adventurere (S.E.A.)!
updated 5 years ago
“Who so pulleth out this sword of this stone and anvil is rightwise ruler born of England”… or at least Ruler of the Realm for the next hour or so.
Temporary Ruler of the Realm. Official Certificate of Coronation. Let it be know to one and all that the bearer of this certificate has been duly selected, tested, appointed and has fulfilled their duties as an official temporary Ruler of the Realm. Ceremony presided over and authenticated by Merlin, Court Wizard
March, 1933.
Two years since we have had word of the Adventureland Day Correspondents Team. Will the Adventurelanders be able to pull off this rescue mission...
Cast:
Charles Thatcher: Stewart Marshall
Professor Konrad Kartenzeichner: Henry Taylor
Eleanor Templeton: Joanna Taylor
Tiki Cory: Cory William Owens
Captain Rusty: Rusty Rice
Millie Michelle: Herself
Scarlette Linch-Saintclair: Herself
Crash Burns: Lowell Wahtera
Col. McSwagger: Ian A. Janosko
Lackey: Matthew Kinsey
Eye On The Globe Cameraman: John Corigliano
Eye On The Globe Boom Mic: Ann Marie Corigliano
Camera Work:
Ian Janosko
John Corigliano
Ann Marie Corigliano
Eye on the Globe Fanfare Arrangement: Beth Carpenter
Disclaimer: Adventureland Day is not affiliated with The Walt Disney Company or its affiliated companies. This is a fan film created solely for private entertainment purposes without profit.
For more information please visit: facebook.com/adventurelandday
To those of you who never did this, (and to my knowledge only three people in the history of our planet ever did, myself, Robert Janosko and Rick Janosko) this is the Slovak tradition of vinšing. Dad learned the Slovakian Christmas Greeting in grade school and went up and down his neighborhood with his brother every Christmas Eve, visiting their neighbors and presenting the vinš. This visit served a secondary purpose, for, according to Slovak tradition, it is good luck for a man to be the first to visit a household on Christmas Eve morning.
About a week before my 7th Christmas Eve, Dad told me I was going to be doing this and I'm sure that I stared blankly back at him, for even my young mind realized that this meant a lot less sleep that Christmas Eve. He taught me the proper pronunciations and whisked me off to uphold tradition. I recall at the end of it, I thought, "Well, I'll never have to do that again"! But low and behold, I was wrong! Ever Christmas Eve that followed, I was ushered out of the house before the sun rose for my yearly encore! After about 5 years of doing this, I began to appreciate bringing joy to Dad's old neighbors and cared less about the profit I was making (though I still graciously accepted it)!
Today, I miss traveling door to door on Ravine Street, as well as other Munhall location with my father, smelling the wonderful aroma of mushroom soup and bobalki (Bread Balls with Poppyseed and Honey) being prepared for Christmas Eve Dinner and delivering the Christmas greeting of my ancestors. However, here I have done the next best thing, and have recorded the message for you to enjoy (and for all you ladies out there who watch this before noon today, consider it a personal visit from me and enjoy the luck)! Veselé Vánoce!
P.S. Please don't ask me what I'm saying. I know Dad told me I was wishing the recipient a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year but still for all I know I could be calling your mother a variety of colorful names!
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: William A Robinson Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Make Up: Ed Staeger
Head Stage Manager: Jennifer Markovich
Cast
Barbara: Amanda Dugan
Gail/Social Worker: Amy Sarno
Howard/Kenny's Customer: Ian Janosko
Melissa/Kenny's Customer: Emily Zgonc
George: John Frey
Nita/Marge: Abi Lubanovic
Hector: Ben Waid
Joan/Kimberly: Melissa Keener
Manager of Winn-Dixie/Irate Customer: David Bowman
Boyfriend/John: Andrew Equels
Maddy/Teenage Kenny's Customer: Lonnie Lindberg
Editor/Ted: Chris Brown
Philip/Timid Customer: Jared Herring
Rich Lady/Carlie: Rosemary Prosser
Holly/Sister: Beth Carpenter
Servers, Senior Citizens, Customers: Lauren Shaw, Kim Marriotti,
Beth Disantis
CREW
Technical Director: Jeff Rudnick
Production Assistants:Beth Carpenter, Ian Janosko, Lonnie Lindberg
Photographic Engineer, Ian Janosko
Assistants to Mr. Janosko, Beth Carpenter, Jeff Rudnik
Head Stage Manager: Jennifer Markovich
Property Master: Leanna Barnhart
Assistant Stage Manager: Emily Confer, Jessica Kostelansky,
Kimmie Leathers, Nicole Magnone,
Jenna Rogers, Christina Urey
House Manager: Katherine Stanley
Sound & Lighting: Derek Edmonson
Set & Costume Construction: T.J. Albright, Brad Bollas, Chris Brown,
Joshua Caldwell, Micah Caldwell,
Nicole Colpo, Rob Dillon, Andy Equels,
Kim Marriotti, Matt Maxwell, Adrienne Mowry,
Brad Patton, Jeff Rudnik
Posters: Judy Eckler
Photography: James Ickes, Sharon Janosko
Video Taping: Bob Janosko
Special Thanks to Dr. Robinson's Technical Theatre Class
Matt Bannister, D.J. Bross, Chris Brown, Beth Carpenter, Tara Clausen,
John Frey, Jared Herring, Kee On Jung, Lisa Manna, Kim Marriotti,
Adrienne Mowry, Jeff Rudnik, Charlynn Seidel
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: Michael Altman
Assistant Director: Maria Bajus
Musical Director: Bradley S. Thompson
Choreographer: Fran Savolskis
Assistant Choreographer: Martin Savolskis
Set Design/Construction: William Lazaro
Vocal Coach: Jennifer Thompson
Printing: Dave Emro
Sound: Andy Vettel
CAST
Billy Crocker: Dan Rusnak
Reno Sweeney: Kiersten Mcdonald
Hope Harcourt: Lindsay Edwards
Elisha J. Whitney: Ken Schnur
Moonface Martin: Justin Bidula
Evangeline Harcourt: Mandy Mitrik
Lord Evelyn Oakleigh: Eddie Piskor
Erma: Margie Savolskis
Purser: Melissa Brown
Fred: Jim Hartman
Captain: Aaron Kleiber
Bishop Dobson: Bryan Gennari
Luke: Tanaz Balaporia
John: Tracy Castle
Sailor Trio: Bryan Gennar, Josh Maszle (Sailor #1) & Jonathan Edwards
Angels- Purity: Jessica DeArman
Virtue: Kristen Chedwick
Chastity: Lauren Gennari
Charity: Emily Huey
Virtue: Jill Wassell
Sailors: Chip Conrad, Jim Hartman, lan Janosko, Dave Gloss,
Matt McNei& Nathan Stranahan
Ensemble
Soloist: Kim Fonos
Wheelchair Lady: Jen Dietzen
Reporter: Jonathan Edwards
Reporter: Jana Gill
Photographer: Erin Cain
F.B.I Agent (Mulder): Ian Janosko
F.B.I Agent (Scully): Pam Kapostas
Lauren Block Stacey Martin
Mary Beth Boyle Laura Murray
Tabetha Chedwick Emily Par
Jen Comer Nikki Rojtas
Lauren Fenner Chris Sabol
Laura Greenhow Crystal Sarver
Ashley Jordan Christine Savko
Jamie Kunz Tara Shipley
Christie Kwolek Jessy Sklencar
Kerry Leonard Julie Strang
Beth Libby Stacey Straub
Lauren Mamula Jill Wassell
Alison Martin Jessica Wolford
PAINT CREW
Kristen Chedwick Jana GIll Justin Bidula
Angie Sabol Nikki Rojtas Jamie Libby
Chrissy Sabo Dave Gloss Kristine Taylor
Tabetha Chedwick Jen Dietzen Caitlin Barca
Lauren Fenner Pam Kapostas Tara Shipley
Laura Greenhow Kristin McNeil Mark McNeil
Jessica DeArman Tracy Castle B.J. McNeil
Lauren Gennari Crystal Sarver Nicki Dembski
Tanaz Balaporia Dan Rusnak Doug Saxon
Kim McNeish Kubancsek
PIT BAND
Naomi Crist: Trumpet
Candace Kruth: Clarinet, Tenor Sax
Keith Humbel: Drum Set
Jeanna Keenan: Flute, Piccolo, Alto Sax, Clarinet
Faith Kieler: Trumpet
Jamie Libby: Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Randi Libby: Trombone
Tim Boyle: Bass
Bonnie Buzzard: Tenor & Bari Sax, Piano
Alex Suto: Flute, Alto & Soprano Sax, Clarinet
Kristin McNeil: Bass Clarinet, Clarinet
Mike Woodburn: Percussion
Erica Rattigan: Trombone
Hillary Golden: Baritone
Lauren Dansro: Keyboards
CONSTRUCTION CREW
Foreman: Randi Dembski
Marty Bovee Chris Stiles Greg Sloan
Tim Hinkle Ian Strang Doug "the Gopher" Saxon
Jeremy Rochford Dave Raynes Ryan Urban
Bryan Rojtas Mike Bovee Jeff Buckley
Nicki Dembski
STAGE CREW
Marty Bovee
Ryan Urban Chris Stiles
Tim Hinkle Dave Raynes lan Strang
Randi Dembski Mike Bovee
Greg Sloan
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: William A Robinson Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Make Up: Ed Staeger
CAST
Narrator #1: Justin Pikens
Narrator #2: Pamela Achenbach
Narrator #3/Newspaper Person #3: Colleen Dull
Detective Sgt. Hing/Jon Peacock: Mark Newara
Rebecca Hilliker: Sara Crooks
Eileen Engen/Ministers Wife/Sherry Johnson: Shannon Littell
Doc O'Conner/Harry Woods: Jason Merriam
Phillip Dubois/Dr. Cantwa/Aaron McKinney: John Frey
Sherry Anenonson/Tiffany Edwards: Beth DiSantis
Reporter/Kristen Price/The Foreperson: Kristi Stark
Jedadiah Schultz/Governor Geringer/"Amazing Grace" Soloist: Nicholas Lias
Debbie/Reggie Fluty: Rebecca Davis
Alison Sears/Lucy Thompson: Kate Zgonc
Marge Murry: Amanda Graul
Tish Steger/Anonymous: Nancy Walter
Romaine Patterson: Olivia Hess
Reverend Davis/Bill McKinney/Dennis Shepard: Ian Janosko
Stephen Mead Johnson/Rulon Stacy: Benjamin Reed
Doug Laws/Newspaper Person #2/Murrdock Cooper/Russell Henderson: Daniel Code
Father Roger/Judge: Stephen Isler
Zubaida Ula/Newspaper Person #1: Erika Jones
Matt Mickelson/Detective Rob Debree/ Matthew Long
Reverend Fred Phelps/Matt Galloway: Nate Bissell
Shadow/Newspaper Person #4/Judge: Andrew Perpich
Aaron Kreifels: Ryan Gloyer
Conrad Miller: Mark Kavic
CREW
Technical Director: Michael Baker
Lighting Design: Jenica Repik
Lighting Crew: Jeff Rudnick
Slide Show Technicians: Justin Buzzell & Nathan Leard
Sound Design: Jeff Rudnick
Guitarist: Trevor Okanok
Stage Managers: Dawn Torelli, Nathan Leard, Meg Poulus,
Charles Sherrange, Nichole Venuto, Corina L. Willsie
Set Construction & Decoration: Kevin Berry, Nathan Bissell, Erik Hemsing
Ian Janosko, Mark Kavic, Latonia McKenzie,
Jared Pauli, Mary Beth Scialabba,
Dan Svirbly, Deborah Thornton
Properties: Pamela Achenbach & Nathan Leard
House Manager: Katherine Stanley
Photography: James Ickles
Video Taping: Erik Hemsing
CAST
Father: Jon Blandino
Adam in Eden: Jon Martin
Eve in Eden: Kirsten Bracken
Adam in Wasteland: Cory Pattak
Eve in Wasteland: Nina Petrucci
Young Cain: Bernard Balbot
Young Abel: Billy Kegg
Cain: William Bruce
Abel: Steve Singerman
Old Eve: Tara Tomczyk
Seth: Jed Reifer
Seth's Wife: Vicki Sieffert
Seth's Child: Phil Wedner
Featured Soloists: Kayleigh King & Jenna Noel
Noah: Cory Pattak
Mama Noah: Gretchen Bluemle
Japheth: Mark Turner
Yonah: Lindsey Carothers
Ham: Ian Janosko
Shem: Yuriy Margolin
Aphra: Courtney Kochuba
Aysha: Kate Chrisman
Ensemble / Storytellers: Lauren Arffa, Jessica Benacquista, Christine Clark, Jessie Ettinger,
Katie Genovese, Katy Grant, Naomi Homison, Abby Klein,
Anna Langasdale, Lee Lytle, Caroline Manne, Mollie Marcus, Emily McGill,
Paul McGill, Gina Morgano, Lacey Overholt, Joanna Paul, Brena Price,
Shannon Pugh, Jed Reifer, Lauren Shoemaker, Katy Simonds,
Heather Spinneweber, Amanda Tkacik, Holly Usher
Snake: Lindsey Carothers, Lee Lytle, Emily McGill, Paul McGill, Meaghan O'Toole, Cory Pattak
Nina Petrucci, Tara Tomczyk
Singer Storytellers: Bernard Balbot, Gretchen Bluemle, Nickia Booker, Kristen Bracken, Liz Brahim,
Wiliam Bruce, Kate Chrisman, Sean Collier, Rachel Cornelius, Alisha Desai,
Curtis Doubt, Brittaini Hawthorne, Regina Gibson, Jeff Gillespie, Ian Janosko,
Katleigh King, Courtney Kochuba, Jason Mendel, Jenna Noel, Meghan O'Toole,
Nina Petrucci, Vicki Sieffert, Steve Singerman, Carly Smiga, Mark Turner
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: Ken Gargaru
Music Director: Camille Villalpando
Choreographer: Colleen Petrucci
Stage Manager: Samantha Pursglove
Production Manager: Amy Heathcott
Technical Director: Chad Heathcott
Assistant Technical Director: Paul Homison
Sound Designer: Bob Bollman
Lighting Designer: Jeremy Rolla
Props: Mamie Stein
Costume Coordinators: Lorraine Kelly & Robyn Miller
Costume Crew: Susan Bertenthal, Patti Brahim, Erica Davis, Cindy Nee, Rita Shoemaker, Jane Yahr
Production Staff
Director: Willaiam A. Robinson, Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Pianist: Frank Stearns
Sound & Lighting: Jenica Repick & Jeff Rudnick
Photography: Sharon Janosko
Video Tapeing: Bob Janosko
Cast
Snoopy: John Frey
Charlie Brown: Justin Herald
Sally Brown: Beth Carpenter
Linus Van Pelt: Ian Janosko
Lucy Van Pelt: Amy Sarno
Schroeder: Chris Brown
Peppermint Patty: Molly Da`rr
Marcie: Lara Pavlot
Woodstock: Craig Russell
Little Red Headed Girl: Lonnie Lindberg
Random Nuts
Ang Baker
Jared Herring
Abi Lubanovic
Kim Marriotti
Lauren Shaw
Ashley Snyder
Production Staff
Director: Willaiam A. Robinson, Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Pianist: Cynnthia Ramsdale
Sound & Lighting: Jenica Repick & Jeff Rudnick
Photography: Sharon Janosko
Video Tapeing: Bob Janosko
Cast
Snoopy: John Frey
Charlie Brown: Nathan Leard
Sally Brown: Beth Carpenter
Linus Van Pelt: Ian Janosko
Lucy Van Pelt: Amy Sarno
Schroeder: Nick Lias
Peppermint Patty: Emily Mattingly
Marcie: Erin Drago
Woodstock: Mark Newara
Little Red Headed Girl: Stephanie Marie Hills
Random Nuts
Ang Baker
April Clayton
Cora Lazor
Jill Schultheis
Lauren Shaw
Ashley Snyder
Ben Waid
Production Staff
Director: Willaiam A. Robinson, Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Pianist: Cynnthia Ramsdale
Sound & Lighting: Jenica Repick & Jeff Rudnick
Photography: Sharon Janosko
Video Tapeing: Bob Janosko
Cast
Snoopy: John Frey
Charlie Brown: Nathan Leard
Sally Brown: Kate Zgonc
Linus Van Pelt: Ian Janosko
Lucy Van Pelt: Amanda Graul
Schroeder: Nick Lias
Peppermint Patty: Emily Mattingly
Marcie: Erin Drago
Woodstock: Mark Newara
Pigpen: Karl Hopkins-Lutz
Little Red Headed Girl: Kylene Fosmer
Random Peanuts
Ang Baker
Kevin Berry
Colleen Dull
Jason Merrium
Andy Perpitch
Jill Schultheis
Lauren Shaw
Ashley Snyder
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: William A Robinson Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Make Up: Ed Staeger
CAST (in order of appearance)
Real Estate Agent/Winkie/Sarah: Tara McNeish
Client/Gordon/Host: Steve Monnich
Arthur/Brewster/Buyer (Psychiatrist): Adam Moeller
Sally/Old Lady/Emily: Emily Zgonc
Annie/Sandra: Taheera Hajee
Father/Fred/Jim: Ian Janosko
Boy (Charlie)/David: Brandon McCormick
Girl (Lizzie)/Margery/Aunt Harriet: Laura Pavlot
Mother/Beth/Claire: Heather Gratzmiller
Howard/Harvey: Ben Waid
Ellie/Nancy/Bertha: Rosemary Prosser
Carolyn/Helen: Katie Carpenter
Grace/Kate: Lonnie Lindberg
Michael/Chris: Branning Street
Aggie/Ruth: Abi Lubanovic
Peggy/Meg: Beth Carpenter
Billy/Ben/Tony: Steve Litz
Ted/Standish: Chris Brown
Paul/Dick: David Bowman
Stuart/Architect: Justin Herald
CREW
Sound & Lighting:Derek Edmonson, Steve Nesbitt
Production Assistants: Chris Brown, Beth Carpenter, Ian Janosko, Lonnie Lindberg
Head Stage Manager: Jessica Kostelansky
Assistant Stage Managers:Jared Herring, Cindy Myers, Tammie Rogers
Set & Costume Construction: Sarah Barefoot, Lee Beatty, Nikki Colpo, Casey Diemert, Martha Fraas,
Taheera Hajee, Jonathan Howson, Richard Hunt-Ledford, James Kara
Tom McEntire, Noah Mohney, Michael Regan, Charlynn Seidel
Timothy Sigmund, Pete Sigmund, Bryan Slattery, Greg Vorse,
Ben Waid
House Manager: Katherine Stanley
Posters: Prof. Danielle Bartone
Photogaphy:James Ickes, Sharon Janosko
Video Taping: Robert Janosko
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: William A Robinson Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Musical Director: Beth Carpenter
Pianist: Alex Martini
Choreographers: David Bradley, Nikki Colpo
Make Up: Ed Staeger
CAST (in order of appearance)
Leon Tolchinsky: David Bowman
Snetsky: Adam Moeller
Magistrate: Jared Herring
Slovitch: Ben Waid
Mishka: Emily Zgonc
Yenchna: Rosemary Prosser
Dr. Nikolai Zubritsky: Ian Janosko
Lenya Zubritsky: Beth Carpenter
Sophia Zubritsky: Molly Darr
Count Gregor Yousekevitch: Chris Brown
Villagers: Ryan Baldauf, David Bradley, Justin Herald, Im Hye-rim, Lonnie
Lindberg, Brandon McCormick, Rachel Meyer, Branning Street
Ally Waldon, Jennifer Wilfong
CREW
Sound & Lighting: Derek Edmonson, Steve Nesbitt
Production Assistants: Chris Brown, Beth Carpenter, Ian Janosko, Lonnie Lindberg
Head Stage Manager: Jessica Kostelansky
Assistant Stage Managers: Tammie Allison, Laura Betz, Katie Carpenter,
Tara Clausen, Ellen Greis, Abi Lubanovic,
Laura Pavlot
Set & Costume Construction: Lee Beatty, Dave Bradley, Josh Cialone, Jack
Cooper, Robert Flickner, Samantha Gbur,
Josh Haladyna, Jared Hirtz,
Jonathan Howson, Rich Hunter,
Matthew McAllister, Matt McKinney,
Denise Monus Anne Orelli, Bradley Patton,
Ben Reinke, Tim Sigmund, Bryan Slattery,
Ashley Snyder, Greg Vorse
House Manager: Ashley Snyder Katherine Stanley
Posters: Tammie Allison
Photogaphy: James Ickes
Sharon Janosko
Video Taping: Robert Janosko
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: William A Robinson Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Musical Director: Michael Bray Ph.D
Choreographer: Emily J. Mattingly
Assistant Choreographer: Nikki Colpo
Make Up: Ed Staeger
Head Stage Manager: Christina Corso
CAST (in order of appearance)
The Fiddler: Julie Boddorf
Tevye: Ian Janosko
Golde: Amy Sarno
Tzeitel: Molly Da`rr
Hodel: Stephanie Marie Hills
Chava: Beth Carpenter
Shprintze: Beth Desantis
Bielke: Kim Marriotti
Yente: Abi Lubanovic
Motel: Nicholas Lias
Perchik: Matt Samardge
Lazar Wolf: Nathan Leard
Mordcha: Chris Brown
Avram: Craig Russell
Nachum: Ben Waid
Rabbi: Mark Newara
Mendel: Jared Herring
Shaindel: Olivia Hess
Grandma Tzeitel: Emily Zgonc
Fruma-Sarah: Jill Schultheis
Fyedka: John Frey
Russian Soloists:Justin Herald, Craig Russell
Constable: Andy Equels
Villagers: Ryan Gloyer, Jessica Kostelansky, Lonnie Lindberg, Mandy
McKeehan, Kristen Reed, Lauren Shaw, Ashley Snyder
ORCHESTRA
Keyboard: Katie Schultz
Violin I: Julie Boddorf
Violin II: Casey Richard
Flute: Greta Michaelsen
Oboe: Nancy Heinbockel
Soprano Sax: John Christ
Trumpet I: Tony Consentino
Trumpet II: Melissa Merritt
Trombone: James Antel
Baritone: Matt Reinhardt
Bass : Terry McDonald
CREW
Technical Director & Set Designer: Jeff Rudnik
Lighting : Jeff Rudnick
Production Assistants:Beth Carpenter, Ian Janosko, Nathan Leard,
Lonnie Lindberg
Assistant Stage Managers: Kimmie Leathers: Jamie Long,
Anna Loukianova, Nicole Magnone,
Christina Urey
Set & Costume Construction: Theodore Albright: Kendall Alexis,
Michael Banach, Chris Brown,
Justin Buzzell, Joshua Caldwell,
Micah Caldwell, Craig Chaussinand,
Andrew Equels, Michael Fruscello,
David Gladowski, Olivia Hess,
Matthew Maxwell, Robert Mitchell,
Philip Morgan, Brad Patton, Ryan
Petit, Jaime Pierotti, Jeff Rudnik,
David Visnicky, Jason Wilk
House Manager: Katherine Stanley
Posters: Judy Eckler
Photogaphy: James Ickes, Sharon Janosko
Video Tapring: Robert Janosko
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: Nathan Leard
Stage Manager: Christina Urie
Producer: William A Robinson Ph.D.
House Manager: Leslie Shaffer
Lighting: Jeff Rudnick
CAST (in order of appearance)
Morrie the Jester: Michael Woody
The Wench: Amy Sarno
Brother Thelonius: Aaron Williams
Tax Collector: Ian Janosko
Prince Ronald: John Frey
The Princess: Emily Mattingly
The Queen: Emily Zgonc
Special thanks to Kathy Leonard who created many of this evening's costumes
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: William A Robinson Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Make Up: Ed Staeger
Head Stage Manager: Christina Corso
CAST (in order of appearance)
Sam: John Frey
Mrs. Vandevere: Emily Mattingly
Sheik's Right Hand Man/Oscar: Aaron Williams
Mrs Winslow/Nancy: Martha Fraas
Bryce: Michael Woody
Midwestern Secretary/Paramount Lady: Mandy Graul
Carolann Rosenstein-Fishburn: Sara Crooks
Stephanie: Shannon Littel
Mrs Engelhardt/Answering Machine Voice: Beth Carpenter
Bob: Justin Pikens
Chef: Ian Janosko
Dad/Mr Decoste: Nathan Leard
Jerry/Hector: Nick Lias
Jean-Claude: Mark Newara
Sexy Recorded Voice/Depressed Secretary/Gloria Hathaway: Beth Disantis
Connie: Olivia Hess
Veccini/Steven/Bell Atlantic Voice: Benjamin Waid
Mrs. Seabag: Emily Zgonc
Laryngitis Guy/Smarmy Man: Jason Merrium
Judith Rush/Emergency Operator: Kate Zgonc
CREW
Technical Director: Jeff Rudnik
Lighting: Jenica Repick, Jeff Rudnick
Sound: Christina Corso, Jeff Rudnick
Costumer: Rebecca Davis
Production Assistants: Kylene Fosmer, Ian Janosko, Nathan Leard
Assistant Stage Managers: Kylene Fosmer, Anna Loukianova, Kim Marriotti, Shelby Spence, Jill Schultheis, Jessica Kostelansky
Set Construction & Decoration: Eric Hemsing, Mike Baker, Dana Bush, Tevor Okonak, Jim Schepp, Brian Babyak, Heather Dessell, Brian Eckart, Aaron Huges, Paul Persic, Jenica Repik, Brian Stanger, Andy Equels, Joe Yuhas, Erik Weidler
House Manager: Kathrine Stanley
Posters: Judy Eckler
Photogaphy: James Ickes, Sharon Janosko
Video Taping: Robert Janosko
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: William A Robinson Ph.D.
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D'Alfonso
Make Up: Ed Staeger, Lonnie Lindberg
CAST (In Order of Appearance)
Warwick: Ian Janosko
Cauchon: Nathan Leard
Joan: Beth Carpenter
Joan's Father: Justin Pickens
Joan's Mother: Emily Zgonc
Joan's Brother: Michael Woody
Courcelles (The Prosecutor): John Frey
The Inquisitor: Aaron Williams
Brother Ladvenu: Joe Garzone
Robert De Beaudriocourt: Ben Waid
Agnes Sorel: Laura Pavlot
The Little Queen: Lauren Shaw
Charles (The Dauphin): Nick Lias
Queen Yolande: Emily Mattingly
Monsieur De La Tremouille: Andy Equels
Archbishop of Reims: Chris Denny
Captain La Hire: Justin Herald
Executioner: Justin Pickens
Soldiers: Will Morelli, Scott Likens
CREW
Production Assistants: Beth Carpenter, Ian Janosko, Nathan Leard
Head Stage Manager: Chistina Corso
Assistant Stage Managers: Jared Herring, Jessica Kostelansky, Abby Labanovic, Jamie Long, Nicole Magnone, Kim Marriotti, Maiko Namiki, Mark Newara, Amy Sarno
House Manager: Kathrine Stanley
Sound & Lighting: Jeff Rudnick, Robert Weiland, Jake Pears
Set & Costume Construction: Kendall Alexis, Justin Buzzell, Joshua Caldwell, Micah Caldwell, Craig Chaussinand, Amber Eisel, Andrew Equels, Michael Fruscello, Olivia Hess, Jason Kolos, Charles LaRue, William Mullane, Mark Newara, Jacob Peers, Jeff Rudnik, Matthew Samardge, Robert Weiland
Posters: Judy Eckler
Photography: James Ickes, Sharon Janosko
Video Taping: Robert Janosko
CAST
(In order of appearance)
Mrs. Earnest W. Stanley: Emily Zgonc
Miss Preen: Beth Carpenter
Richard Stanley: John Frey*
June Stanley: Emily Todd
Sarah: Olivia Hess
Mrs. Dexter: Emily Mattingly*
Mrs. McCutcheon: Amy Sarno
Mr. Stanle: Aaron Williams
Maggie Cutler: Kate Zgonc*
Dr. Bradley: Mark Newara
Sheridan Whiteside: Ian Janosko
Harriet Stanley: Rebecca Davis
Bert Jefferson: Nicholas Lias
Professor Metz: Michael Woody
Convicts: Will Morelli, Scott Lykins, Ben Roberts
Mr. Baker: Ben Waid
Expressmen: Justin Pickens, Ben Waid
Lorraine Sheldon: Sara Crooks*
Sandy: Greg Renninger
Beverly Carlton: Nathan Leard*
Westcott: Christopher Denny
Radio Technicians: Dan Code, Joe Snyder
Choir Members: Martha Fraas, Beth Disantis, Gloria Rhodes, Shannon Littell
Lauren Shaw, Jill Schultheis
Banjo: Lester Medina
Deputies: Dan Code, Joe Snyder
Policeman: Christopher Denny
Production Staff
Director: William A. Robinson, Ph.D.*
Assistant to the Director: Charlotte D’Alfonso*
Production Assistants: Beth Carpenter, Olivia Hess, Ian Janosko,
Nathan Leard*,
Costumes: Tom Peterson and Bustles & Breeches Costumes
Head Stage Manager: Christina Corso
Assistant Stage Manage: Jessica Kostelansky, Christina Yuri,
Peggy DeVeny, Kim Marriotti, Kristin Moore
House Manager: Katherine Stanley*
Lighting: Jenica Repik*, Jeff Rudnik
Sound: Jeff Rudnik
Photography: James Ickes*, Sharon Janosko
Make Up: Ed Staeger*
Set Construction & Decoration: James Chester, Michael Droschak
Andrew Equels, Jovon Moore,
Jason Peterson, LaWanna Summers,
Jason Kolos, Jeff Rudnik, Jeff Brian,
Chris Minton, Laura Glass, Trevor Okonak*,
Hellen Oduho, Dana Bush, Brian Eckhart,
Aaron Hughes, Gregory Liszka,
Maura Medvitz, Paul Persic, Jenica Repik,
Brian Stenger
Posters: Judy Eckler*
Video Taping: Andy Equels, Robert Janosko
*Members of ALPHA PSI OMEGA,
The National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
Place
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Stanley in Messalia, OH.
Time:
Around Christmas, 1939
To those of you who never did this, (and to my knowledge only three people in the history of our planet ever did, myself, Robert Janosko and Rick Janosko) this is the Slovak tradition of vinšing. Dad learned the Slovakian Christmas Greeting in grade school and went up and down his neighborhood with his brother every Christmas Eve, visiting their neighbors and presenting the vinš. This visit served a secondary purpose, for, according to Slovak tradition, it is good luck for a man to be the first to visit a household on Christmas Eve morning.
About a week before my 7th Christmas Eve, Dad told me I was going to be doing this and I'm sure that I stared blankly back at him, for even my young mind realized that this meant a lot less sleep that Christmas Eve. He taught me the proper pronunciations and whisked me off to uphold tradition. I recall at the end of it, I thought, "Well, I'll never have to do that again"! But low and behold, I was wrong! Ever Christmas Eve that followed, I was ushered out of the house before the sun rose for my yearly encore! After about 5 years of doing this, I began to appreciate bringing joy to Dad's old neighbors and cared less about the profit I was making (though I still graciously accepted it)!
Today, I miss traveling door to door on Ravine Street, as well as other Munhall location with my father, smelling the wonderful aroma of mushroom soup and bobalki (Bread Balls with Poppyseed and Honey) being prepared for Christmas Eve Dinner and delivering the Christmas greeting of my ancestors. However, here I have done the next best thing, and have recorded the message for you to enjoy (and for all you ladies out there who watch this before noon today, consider it a personal visit from me and enjoy the luck)! Veselé Vánoce!
P.S. Please don't ask me what I'm saying. I know Dad told me I was wishing the recipient a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year but still for all I know I could be calling your mother a variety of colorful names!
To those of you who never did this, (and to my knowledge only three people in the history of our planet ever did, myself, Robert Janosko and Rick Janosko) this is the Slovak tradition of vinšing. Dad learned the Slovakian Christmas Greeting in grade school and went up and down his neighborhood with his brother every Christmas Eve, visiting their neighbors and presenting the vinš. This visit served a secondary purpose, for, according to Slovak tradition, it is good luck for a man to be the first to visit a household on Christmas Eve morning.
About a week before my 7th Christmas Eve, Dad told me I was going to be doing this and I'm sure that I stared blankly back at him, for even my young mind realized that this meant a lot less sleep that Christmas Eve. He taught me the proper pronunciations and whisked me off to uphold tradition. I recall at the end of it, I thought, "Well, I'll never have to do that again"! But low and behold, I was wrong! Ever Christmas Eve that followed, I was ushered out of the house before the sun rose for my yearly encore! After about 5 years of doing this, I began to appreciate bringing joy to Dad's old neighbors and cared less about the profit I was making (though I still graciously accepted it)!
Today, I miss traveling door to door on Ravine Street, as well as other Munhall location with my father, smelling the wonderful aroma of mushroom soup and bobalki (Bread Balls with Poppyseed and Honey) being prepared for Christmas Eve Dinner and delivering the Christmas greeting of my ancestors. However, here I have done the next best thing, and have recorded the message for you to enjoy (and for all you ladies out there who watch this before noon today, consider it a personal visit from me and enjoy the luck)! Veselé Vánoce!
P.S. Please don't ask me what I'm saying. I know Dad told me I was wishing the recipient a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year but still for all I know I could be calling your mother a variety of colorful names!
To those of you who never did this, (and to my knowledge only three people in the history of our planet ever did, myself, Robert Janosko and Rick Janosko) this is the Slovak tradition of vinšing. Dad learned the Slovakian Christmas Greeting in grade school and went up and down his neighborhood with his brother every Christmas Eve, visiting their neighbors and presenting the vinš. This visit served a secondary purpose, for, according to Slovak tradition, it is good luck for a man to be the first to visit a household on Christmas Eve morning.
About a week before my 7th Christmas Eve, Dad told me I was going to be doing this and I'm sure that I stared blankly back at him, for even my young mind realized that this meant a lot less sleep that Christmas Eve. He taught me the proper pronunciations and whisked me off to uphold tradition. I recall at the end of it, I thought, "Well, I'll never have to do that again"! But low and behold, I was wrong! Ever Christmas Eve that followed, I was ushered out of the house before the sun rose for my yearly encore! After about 5 years of doing this, I began to appreciate bringing joy to Dad's old neighbors and cared less about the profit I was making (though I still graciously accepted it)!
Today, I miss traveling door to door on Ravine Street, as well as other Munhall location with my father, smelling the wonderful aroma of mushroom soup and bobalki (Bread Balls with Poppyseed and Honey) being prepared for Christmas Eve Dinner and delivering the Christmas greeting of my ancestors. However, here I have done the next best thing, and have recorded the message for you to enjoy (and for all you ladies out there who watch this before noon today, consider it a personal visit from me and enjoy the luck)! Veselé Vánoce!
P.S. Please don't ask me what I'm saying. I know Dad told me I was wishing the recipient a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year but still for all I know I could be calling your mother a variety of colorful names!
To those of you who never did this, (and to my knowledge only three people in the history of our planet ever did, myself, Robert Janosko and Rick Janosko) this is the Slovak tradition of vinšing. Dad learned the Slovakian Christmas Greeting in grade school and went up and down his neighborhood with his brother every Christmas Eve, visiting their neighbors and presenting the vinš. This visit served a secondary purpose, for, according to Slovak tradition, it is good luck for a man to be the first to visit a household on Christmas Eve morning.
About a week before my 7th Christmas Eve, Dad told me I was going to be doing this and I'm sure that I stared blankly back at him, for even my young mind realized that this meant a lot less sleep that Christmas Eve. He taught me the proper pronunciations and whisked me off to uphold tradition. I recall at the end of it, I thought, "Well, I'll never have to do that again"! But low and behold, I was wrong! Ever Christmas Eve that followed, I was ushered out of the house before the sun rose for my yearly encore! After about 5 years of doing this, I began to appreciate bringing joy to Dad's old neighbors and cared less about the profit I was making (though I still graciously accepted it)!
Today, I miss traveling door to door on Ravine Street, as well as other Munhall location with my father, smelling the wonderful aroma of mushroom soup and bobalki (Bread Balls with Poppyseed and Honey) being prepared for Christmas Eve Dinner and delivering the Christmas greeting of my ancestors. However, here I have done the next best thing, and have recorded the message for you to enjoy (and for all you ladies out there who watch this before noon today, consider it a personal visit from me and enjoy the luck)! Veselé Vánoce!
P.S. Please don't ask me what I'm saying. I know Dad told me I was wishing the recipient a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year but still for all I know I could be calling your mother a variety of colorful names!
To those of you who never did this, (and to my knowledge only three people in the history of our planet ever did, myself, Robert Janosko and Rick Janosko) this is the Slovak tradition of vinšing. Dad learned the Slovakian Christmas Greeting in grade school and went up and down his neighborhood with his brother every Christmas Eve, visiting their neighbors and presenting the vinš. This visit served a secondary purpose, for, according to Slovak tradition, it is good luck for a man to be the first to visit a household on Christmas Eve morning.
About a week before my 7th Christmas Eve, Dad told me I was going to be doing this and I'm sure that I stared blankly back at him, for even my young mind realized that this meant a lot less sleep that Christmas Eve. He taught me the proper pronunciations and whisked me off to uphold tradition. I recall at the end of it, I thought, "Well, I'll never have to do that again"! But low and behold, I was wrong! Ever Christmas Eve that followed, I was ushered out of the house before the sun rose for my yearly encore! After about 5 years of doing this, I began to appreciate bringing joy to Dad's old neighbors and cared less about the profit I was making (though I still graciously accepted it)!
Today, I miss traveling door to door on Ravine Street, as well as other Munhall location with my father, smelling the wonderful aroma of mushroom soup and bobalki (Bread Balls with Poppyseed and Honey) being prepared for Christmas Eve Dinner and delivering the Christmas greeting of my ancestors. However, here I have done the next best thing, and have recorded the message for you to enjoy (and for all you ladies out there who watch this before noon today, consider it a personal visit from me and enjoy the luck)! Veselé Vánoce!
P.S. Please don't ask me what I'm saying. I know Dad told me I was wishing the recipient a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year but still for all I know I could be calling your mother a variety of colorful names!
To those of you who never did this, (and to my knowledge only three people in the history of our planet ever did, myself, Robert Janosko and Rick Janosko) this is the Slovak tradition of vinšing. Dad learned the Slovakian Christmas Greeting in grade school and went up and down his neighborhood with his brother every Christmas Eve, visiting their neighbors and presenting the vinš. This visit served a secondary purpose, for, according to Slovak tradition, it is good luck for a man to be the first to visit a household on Christmas Eve morning.
About a week before my 7th Christmas Eve, Dad told me I was going to be doing this and I'm sure that I stared blankly back at him, for even my young mind realized that this meant a lot less sleep that Christmas Eve. He taught me the proper pronunciations and whisked me off to uphold tradition. I recall at the end of it, I thought, "Well, I'll never have to do that again"! But low and behold, I was wrong! Ever Christmas Eve that followed, I was ushered out of the house before the sun rose for my yearly encore! After about 5 years of doing this, I began to appreciate bringing joy to Dad's old neighbors and cared less about the profit I was making (though I still graciously accepted it)!
Today, I miss traveling door to door on Ravine Street, as well as other Munhall location with my father, smelling the wonderful aroma of mushroom soup and bobalki (Bread Balls with Poppyseed and Honey) being prepared for Christmas Eve Dinner and delivering the Christmas greeting of my ancestors. However, here I have done the next best thing, and have recorded the message for you to enjoy (and for all you ladies out there who watch this before noon today, consider it a personal visit from me and enjoy the luck)! Veselé Vánoce!
P.S. Please don't ask me what I'm saying. I know Dad told me I was wishing the recipient a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year but still for all I know I could be calling your mother a variety of colorful names!
To those of you who never did this, (and to my knowledge only three people in the history of our planet ever did, myself, Robert Janosko and Rick Janosko) this is the Slovak tradition of vinšing. Dad learned the Slovakian Christmas Greeting in grade school and went up and down his neighborhood with his brother every Christmas Eve, visiting their neighbors and presenting the vinš. This visit served a secondary purpose, for, according to Slovak tradition, it is good luck for a man to be the first to visit a household on Christmas Eve morning.
About a week before my 7th Christmas Eve, Dad told me I was going to be doing this and I'm sure that I stared blankly back at him, for even my young mind realized that this meant a lot less sleep that Christmas Eve. He taught me the proper pronunciations and whisked me off to uphold tradition. I recall at the end of it, I thought, "Well, I'll never have to do that again"! But low and behold, I was wrong! Ever Christmas Eve that followed, I was ushered out of the house before the sun rose for my yearly encore! After about 5 years of doing this, I began to appreciate bringing joy to Dad's old neighbors and cared less about the profit I was making (though I still graciously accepted it)!
Today, I miss traveling door to door on Ravine Street, as well as other Munhall location with my father, smelling the wonderful aroma of mushroom soup and bobalki (Bread Balls with Poppyseed and Honey) being prepared for Christmas Eve Dinner and delivering the Christmas greeting of my ancestors. However, here I have done the next best thing, and have recorded the message for you to enjoy (and for all you ladies out there who watch this before noon today, consider it a personal visit from me and enjoy the luck)! Veselé Vánoce!
P.S. Please don't ask me what I'm saying. I know Dad told me I was wishing the recipient a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year but still for all I know I could be calling your mother a variety of colorful names!
Cast (in order of appearance)
Daren: Jonathan Edwards
Steve: Ian Janosko
Matt: Ed Cheech Piskor
Randi: Randi Libby
Jess: Jessica Wolford
Tanaz: Tanaz Balaporia
Ian: Dan Wyke
Drunk Guy: Todd Kruszka
Greenman: Greg Sloan
Newscaster: Kevin Vinay
Camera Crew
Jonathan Edwards
Ian Janosko
Kerri Koroly
Randi Libby
Cast:
“Right Guard” Ian: Himself
Katrina Clark: Herself (unbeknownst to her)
Head Scal-pur: Chris DePirate
Gold Rush Beauty: Annette Christine
Camera Work:
Ian Janosko
John Corigliano
Jeannette Russo
Crystal Nicole Barker
Eye on the Globe Fanfare Arrangement: Beth Carpenter
March, 1932.
After a year of wandering the jungles of Adventureland, Eye on the Globe has located Col. Wayne P. McSwagger. Here is the message he gave us...
Cast:
Col. McSwagger: Ian A. Janosko
Millie Michelle: Herself
Scarlette Linch-Saintclair: Herself
Lackey: Matthew Kinsey
Charles Thatcher: Stewart Marshall
Captain Rusty: Rusty Rice
Flying Jack Grayson: Chris DePirate
Baroness Von Swoon: Hannah Gunderson
Camera Work:
Ian Janosko
John Corigliano
Eye on the Globe Fanfare Arrangement: Beth Carpenter
To see Lackey's Adventureland Day Public Service Announcement, follow this link:
facebook.com/groups/societyofexplorersandadventurers/permalink/2858688054447438
Jul 30, 2020 07:50 AM Cape Canaveral Air Force Station SLC-41 ULA Atlas V Mars 2020
MISSION
As part of NASA’s Mars Exploration Program, the Mars 2020 rover, named Perseverance, will explore the Martian surface and seek to answer questions about the potential of ancient life on Mars. The rover will also gather information and test new technology that will help address the challenges of future human missions to Mars. Per NASA1, these tests include “a method for producing oxygen from the Martian atmosphere, identifying other resources (such as subsurface water), improving landing techniques, and characterizing weather, dust, and other potential environmental conditions that could affect future astronauts living and working on Mars.”
Demo-2 is the final major test for SpaceX’s human spaceflight system to be certified by NASA for operational crew missions to and from the International Space Station. SpaceX is returning human spaceflight to the United States with one of the safest, most advanced systems ever built, and NASA’s Commercial Crew Program is a turning point for America’s future in space exploration that lays the groundwork for future missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
Feb 26 - 29 | 8pm
Disney’s Contemporary Resort | Ballroom of the Americas
Tickets available at stagecentral.org
THE WIZARD OF OZ based on the novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
THE WIZARD OF OZ by L. Frank Baum with Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harbug | Background Music by Herbert Stothart | Dance and Vocal Arrangements by Peter Howard Orchestration by Larry Wilcox | Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company | Based on the Classic Motion Picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros. | In association with One of Those Productions | Directed by Kyle Brandle
This production is made possible through an arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library Inc.
Cast (In Order of Appearance)
DOROTHY...........................................Melanie Farber
EMILY................................................Alexandra Black
HENRY/GUARD.......................................Ian Janosko
HICKORY............................................Andy Waldinger
HUNK/NIKKO...........................Angel Cancel Vientos
ZEKE.........................................Michael Cunningham
ALMIRA.....................................Ashley-Michelle Cole
MARVEL/WIZARD..................................Jason Zucke
BUBBLES.........................................Heather Kennelly
GLINDA.................................................Nicole Mcbee
POPPY............................................Meredith Bleemer
MARGARET...........................................Jen Steindorf
FRANCES.............................Cherran Dea Rasmovicz
WEST WITCH..........................................Jennifer Rea
SCARECROW............................................Eric Hondel
TINMAN.................................................Conner Davis
LION............................................................Ory Lopez
DOORMAN................................................Geiky Geek
DOROTHY UNDERSTUDY..............Meredith Bleemer
MALE UNDERSTUDY.........................Andy Waldinger
Creative Properties
Costuming..........................................Kate Vermillion
Costuming.............................................Cheryl Wilson
Props.....................................................Amanda Adair
Makeup & Hair Design...............Ashley-Michelle Cole
Technical Crew
Lighting Design.......................................Jen Steindorf
Lighting Control..............................Christopher Knight
Tech Coordinator.......................................Derek Slayer
Production Assistant..............................Krystal Glover
Production Assistant..................................Ashley Ahrr
Production Team
Choreographer..................................Vincent Sanrocco
Music Director...........................................Ryan Kovach
Production Manager.............................Jami Montegny
Directed by Kyle Brandle
As John Williams’ majestic theme fills the air, feel the Force of beloved Star Wars characters, iconic starships and a heroic finale. You’ll be right in the middle of the action during this immersive light show.
State-of-the-art projection effects, dynamic lighting, lasers and pyrotechnics put you right inside scenes from the Star Wars saga.
What better way to celebrate Star Wars than with a show written on the stars!


