Prince William Sound Community College: The Crucible

Crew

Set Construction by Randy Parker
Costume Design by Renee Ernster & Tawny Linn
Sound Design by Leslie McNicol
Assistant Stage Mangement by Laura Cox
Graphic Design by Christopher Villarreal
Light Switch Operation by Tyler Nelson

Biographies

Laura Cox (Assistant Stage Manager) was last seen on stage in the PWSCC Drama Department production of Our Town, and she’s happy to be behind the scenes this time. She enjoys playing softball, drinking piña coladas, and getting caught in the rain.

Scott Frank (Osiris, Bile in the Afterlife) has appeared on stage for the Drama Department as the town drunk in Our Town and the future predicting rabbit in Past Perfect. He performed for six summer’s in Boom Town: The Show, a musical comedy of the history of Valdez. He is working on his second play, after having seen his first presented at the Eleventh Last Frontier Theatre Conference.

Jon James (Savage, Living with the Savage) is a freshman at PWSCC, having just moved here from Nashville, Tennessee. He was in last semester’s performance of Our Town. He has also acted in commercials and stage productions of Lil Abner and Bye Bye Birdie.

Rachel Korkoske (Angelica, Living with the Savage) has dabbled in theatre, playing Helena in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Tituba in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, among roles in other productions. She was in Our Town last semester.

Tawny Linn (Director, Bile in the Afterlife) is a theatre major at PWSCC. She has participated in every production the college has put on. This includes appearances in Past Perfect, Anything for You, Go Look (which she also directed), Our Town, and Watermelon Boats. She is still working on writing her first play.

Dawson Moore (Playwright; Director, Living with the Savage) is the theatre instructor at PWSCC, and coordinator of the Last Frontier Theatre Conference. His plays have won national awards, been presented in seven different states and Bologne, Italy, and published in various anthologies.

Emili Moneyhun (Set, Bile in the Afterlife) is appearing for the first time on stage in Moore Plays. She came to Valdez from Chi-Town, and is a freshman here at PWSCC.

Randall W. Parker (Akhenaten, Bile in the Afterlife) worked behind the scenes. This is his first time acting in Valdez, but he has lots of experience elsewhere. Lots of it!

Mollie Ramos (Sophia, Living with the Savage) is an elementary school teacher by day and theatre enthusiast by night. She has participated in the two most recent Last Frontier Theatre Conferences, both as an actor and as a playwright.

Christopher Villarreal (Martin, Living with the Savage) is currently a Sophomore at Prince William Sound Community College. He appeared in last semester’s production of Our Town He has performance experience in both singing and dancing as well as some small acting in high school skits.

Adam M. Warwas (Bile, Bile in the Afterlife) first acted last semester in the PWSCC Drama Department production of Our Town. He is currently working on his A.A. degree at PWSCC. He hails from Minnesota, and he was too young to vote for Jesse Ventura.


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Cast
(Directed by Tawny Linn) Akhenaten . . . Randy Parker Bile . . . Adam M. Warwas Osiris . . . Scott Frank Set . . . Emili Moneyhun		(Directed by Dawson Moore) Martin . . . Christopher Villarreal Angelica . . . Rachel Korkoske Sophia . . . Mollie Ramos The Savage . . . Jonathan James
Crew Set Construction by Randy Parker Costume Design by Renee Ernster & Tawny Linn Sound Design by Leslie McNicol Assistant Stage Mangement by Laura Cox Graphic Design by Christopher Villarreal Light Switch Operation by Tyler Nelson Biographies Laura Cox (Assistant Stage Manager) was last seen on stage in the PWSCC Drama Department production of Our Town, and she’s happy to be behind the scenes this time. She enjoys playing softball, drinking piña coladas, and getting caught in the rain. Scott Frank (Osiris, Bile in the Afterlife) has appeared on stage for the Drama Department as the town drunk in Our Town and the future predicting rabbit in Past Perfect. He performed for six summer’s in Boom Town: The Show, a musical comedy of the history of Valdez. He is working on his second play, after having seen his first presented at the Eleventh Last Frontier Theatre Conference. Jon James (Savage, Living with the Savage) is a freshman at PWSCC, having just moved here from Nashville, Tennessee. He was in last semester’s performance of Our Town. He has also acted in commercials and stage productions of Lil Abner and Bye Bye Birdie. Rachel Korkoske (Angelica, Living with the Savage) has dabbled in theatre, playing Helena in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Tituba in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, among roles in other productions. She was in Our Town last semester. Tawny Linn (Director, Bile in the Afterlife) is a theatre major at PWSCC. She has participated in every production the college has put on. This includes appearances in Past Perfect, Anything for You, Go Look (which she also directed), Our Town, and Watermelon Boats. She is still working on writing her first play. Dawson Moore (Playwright; Director, Living with the Savage) is the theatre instructor at PWSCC, and coordinator of the Last Frontier Theatre Conference. His plays have won national awards, been presented in seven different states and Bologne, Italy, and published in various anthologies. Emili Moneyhun (Set, Bile in the Afterlife) is appearing for the first time on stage in Moore Plays. She came to Valdez from Chi-Town, and is a freshman here at PWSCC. Randall W. Parker (Akhenaten, Bile in the Afterlife) worked behind the scenes. This is his first time acting in Valdez, but he has lots of experience elsewhere. Lots of it! Mollie Ramos (Sophia, Living with the Savage) is an elementary school teacher by day and theatre enthusiast by night. She has participated in the two most recent Last Frontier Theatre Conferences, both as an actor and as a playwright. Christopher Villarreal (Martin, Living with the Savage) is currently a Sophomore at Prince William Sound Community College. He appeared in last semester’s production of Our Town He has performance experience in both singing and dancing as well as some small acting in high school skits. Adam M. Warwas (Bile, Bile in the Afterlife) first acted last semester in the PWSCC Drama Department production of Our Town. He is currently working on his A.A. degree at PWSCC. He hails from Minnesota, and he was too young to vote for Jesse Ventura.