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CAST
(in alphabetical order)
Mr. Marvel/Spirit of Christmas Future/Ghost: Pedar Benson Bate*
Ebenezer Scrooge: Gordon Clapp*
Bettye Pigeon/Spirit of Christmas Past: Susann Fletcher*
Beggar Woman/Mrs. Fezziwig/Fred’s Sister-in-Law/Ghost: Laine Gillespie
Bob Cratchit: Sam Gregory*
Jacob Marley/Mrs. Dilber: John Hutton*
Belle/Fred’s Wife/Ghost: Meredith Lark*
Mrs. Cratchit/Londoner: Amanda Rafuse
1st Solicitor/Undertaker/Old Joe/Londoner/Ghost: James Goodwin Rice*
Fred/Young Scrooge/Ghost: Wheaton Simis*
2nd Solicitor/Mr. Fezziwig/Mr. Topper/Londoner: Eric Zengota
Bert/Spirit of Christmas Present: Kurt Zischke*
CHILDREN’S CAST
Fan/Urchin: Macy DeMara/Romaney Granizo-Mackenzie
Nicola Fezziwig/Want/Fruit Child/Urchin: Nora Falcone/Meredith Morhun
Belinda Cratchit/Young Belle/Urchin: Ellie Hackett/Charlotte Sturm-Gross
Wendy Fezziwig/Urchin: Emily Hackett/Jayne Bunge
Tiny Tim/Schoolboy: Kyle Hines/Tessa Cullen
Dick Wilkins/Schoolboy/Turkey Boy/Urchin: Thomas Clay Kynor/Trevor Siegel
Peter Cratchit/Schoolboy/Urchin: Henry Lang
Child Scrooge/Fred’s Son/Ignorance/Cider Child/Urchin: Nate Presti-Hodgson/Ben Manning
Boy Scrooge/Urchin: Peter Schmidt/Roberto Silva
Martha Cratchit: Toria Isquith/ Megan Spinella
Claire Fezziwig/Girl Who Breaks Doll/Fred’s Daughter/Urchin: Olivia Swayze/Lyric WIlson
DESIGN TEAM
Directed by Peter Hackett ††
Music Direction by Henry Danaher
Movement by Keith Coughlin
Set Design David Esler+
Costume Design Aaron Patrick DeClerk
Lighting Design Stuart Duke+
Sound Design Ben Montmagny
Production Stage Manager Whitney M. Keeter*
Assistant Stage Managers Sarah Jick & Colleen Lacy
Assistant Director Eric Love
†† Member, Stage Directors and Choreographers Society
+ Member, United Scenic Artists
* Member, Actor’s Equity Association
Photos by Allison Brown
The animal rights activist group Direct Action Everywhere held their May Day of action in downtown San Francisco on Saturday May23rd. The activists traveled from cities in the US, Canada and even Denmark, to once again bring their “It’s Not Food It’s Violence” campaign to the streets of San Francisco.
Approximately 100 activists took their message to a Whole Foods Store in downtown SF, to a food court inside the Westfield shopping center, and to Union Square. This group is trying to create an environment where activists can say anything to protect the animals.
According to their website Direct Action Everywhere or DxE is a "grassroots network of animal rights activists working to challenge speciesism throughout society. We use creative protest to challenge the use of animals for food, clothing, experimentation, and entertainment."
This group has grown and can be found in 70 cities in 17 different countries throughout the world.
Their current campaign, It's Not Food, It's Violence has garnered attention from mainstream media entities such as the New York Times, Mother Jones and CNN. They take their protest inside restaurants, supermarkets and on the streets.
I talked with someone from Denmark who worked in a small dairy farm, and she said the egg farms are akin to extermination camps, and their is nothing humane about their practices.
In 2014 the Federal Bureau of Investigation put animal abuse as a top tier felony because studies have shown that people who kill or hurt other people usually tortured or abused animals prior to their crimes.
The FBI released an official definition of animal cruelty which includes the following information:
“Intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly taking an action that mistreats or kills any animal without just cause, such as torturing, tormenting, mutilation, maiming, poisoning, or abandonment. Included are instances of duty to provide care, e.g., shelter, food, water, care if sick or injured; transporting or confining an animal in a manner likely to cause injury or death; causing an animal to fight with another; inflicting excessive or repeated unnecessary pain or suffering, e.g., uses objects to beat or injure an animal. This definition does not include proper maintenance of animals for show or sport; use of animals for food, lawful hunting, fishing or trapping.”
Direct Bikes Review - for latest offers and bonus ift.tt/2p9tiOS --- A scooter or motor scooter is a motorcycle with step-through frame and a platform for the rider's feet. Elements of scooter style have actually existed in some of the earliest bikes, and bikes identifiable as mobility scooters have actually been made from 1914 or earlier. A motor scooter is a motorcycle similar to a kick scooter with a seat, a floorboard, and tiny or reduced wheels. The classic scooter style showcases a step-through frame and a flat floorboard for the rider's feet. This style is possible because a lot of scooter engines and drive systems are connected to the rear axle or under the seat. Unlike a standard bike, in which the engine is mounted on the frame, a lot of modern mobility scooters permit the engine to swing with the rear wheel, while a lot of classic mobility scooters and some newer retro versions have an axle-mounted engine. Modern mobility scooters beginning with late-1980s typically use a continuously variable transmission (CVT), while older ones use a manual transmission with the gearshift and clutch control built into the left handlebar. Scooters typically showcase bodywork, consisting of a front leg shield and body that hides all or most of the mechanicals. There is often some indispensable storage space, either under the seat, built into the front leg shield, or both. Scooters have differing engine variations and configurations, a lot of generally 50cc and 125cc versions. Typically, scooter wheels are smaller compared to traditional bike wheels and are constructed from pressed steel or cast aluminium alloy, screw on quickly, and often are compatible in between front and rear. Some mobility scooters carry an extra wheel. Lots of current mobility scooters use traditional front forks with the front axle attached at both ends. Further info at ift.tt/2p9tiOS --- directbikes.com review Direct Bikes Review Video URL: goo.gl/5HL3MD Direct Bikes Reviews Playlist URL: goo.gl/1AVqrP youtu.be/xe8RaxRFl2c
Tim, left, discussing the scene in Se7en with his actors.
He did an awesome job with the scene today. The lighting was tough at times, but I'm really glad it turned out as well as it did. Especially with me working on it...
Bachmann DRS Class 37 ‘Spirit of the Lakes’ 37423 on my 4mm 00 Gauge Modern Image layout Eccles Hall
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Flamenco Madrid- Actuación del bailaor Pablo Fraile cardamomo.es/artistas/#PabloFraile . Cardamomo Tablao, diciembre 2015.
Direct Rail Services class 47 47810 is seen hauling 1Z63 The Africa Express along with 47805 on the rear. The train is seen at Heworth rail station.
Direct Rail Services 57306 is seen rescuing 2x GWR 387 units believed wrongly routed to a temporarily non-powered platform 5 at Didcot Parkway. 02/09/2019.
Police were letting cars through wherever there was a gap in the runners, then blocking it when we passed by. I was surprised at how well that was working out.
A Direct Relief-chartered Boeing 747 departs Los Angeles International Airport carrying more than $7 million in prescription medicines as well as supply modules to sufficiently equip 86 health facilities in Liberia and Sierra Leone for several months.
The Last Poem of Summer, An adaptation of Suddenly Last Summer by T. Williams Directed by Marilena Sitaropoulou and Lethe, An adaptation of The Black Sequin Dress by Jenny Kemp, Directed by Irene Vlavianou
Grabación en directo (audio y video) de #WONDERING, el disco de Javier Baillo, aka Goodman el miércoles 6 de Mayo´15 en el Teatro El Albéitar de la Universidad de León.
Direct-seeding or low-tillage farming saves thousands of tons of soil from eroding and washing down stream.
The War Game was a 1965 BBC television "docu-drama" directed by Peter Watkins which depicted the effects of a nuclear war on Britain. It was banned for 20 years and televised in 1985 to 'commemorate' the dropping of the nuclear bombs on Japan that ended the Second World War.
It was filmed in various locations including Tonbridge, Gravesend, Chatham and Dover. The Dover scenes were mostly fimed at the derelict and soon to be demolished Georgian Grand Shaft Barracks on the Western Heights. Many locals were used as extras, the images believed to be taken by one of them during production
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_War_Game
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Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin
Book by David Ives and Paul Blake
Directed by Carol Dunne++
Choreographed by Keith Coughlin
Music Directed by Andrea Grody
Set Design by Jordan Janota
Costume Design by Evan Prizant
Lighting Design by Brian Jones+
Sound Design by Daryl Bornstein
++The Director is a member of the STAGE DIRECTORS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS SOCIETY, a national theatrical labor union.
+Member of United Scenic Artists
Bob Wallace: Alex Syiek*
Phil Davis: Brad Bradley*
Betty Haynes: Stacie Bono*
Judy Haynes: Katerina Papacostas*
General Henry Waverly: Kenneth Kimmins*
Martha Watson: Susann Fletcher*
Susan Waverly: Margaret Finley
Ralph Sheldrake & Others: Scott Cote*
Rita/Ensemble/Passenger 3: Beth Ann Baker
Rhoda/Ensemble: Rachel Brawley
Mike/Ed Sullivan Announcer/Passenger 2: Jacob Tischler
Ensemble/Dance Captain/Passenger 1: Gregory Dassonville*
Ensemble/Snoring Man: Jamal Shuriah*
Ensemble/Tessie/Mrs. Snoring Man: Chloe Tiso
Ensemble/Seamstress/Cigarette Girl/Passenger 3: Kate Melodia
Ensemble/Jimmy/Scooter/Train Conductor: Edward Tolve*
Children's Ensemble: Tessa Francis Cullen, Charlotte Sturm Gross, Romaney Granizo-Mackenzie, Roberto Silva Neto, Hailey Meredith Swett & Lyric Wilson
*Member of Actor's Equity Association
Photos by Rob Strong