Greetings Production Team, Cast and Crew

Production Team

David Ainsworth (Producer)	Jim Caputo (Director)	Tom Dudzick (Playright)

Jamie Haire (Associate Director)	Lia Metz (Stage Manager)

Our Cast
Darlene Cleary (Emily)	Hans Giesecker (Mickey)	Bob Himlin (Andy)
Duane Leake (Phil)	Karin Reed Barnesbergber (Randi)


	Bob Himlin (Andy)
	Last seen at Scripps Ranch Theatre in the Ensemble of Side by Side by Sondheim, Bob also appeared in SRT's How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying as Bud Frump, receiving SRT and Aubrey awards for his performance. Elsewhere, Bob has been seen at Fritz Blitz 2004 in Invisible Bob (Bill) and in Patio Playhouse's Man of La Mancha (Padre -- Aubrey award) and 110 in the Shade (Starbuck). Like his character, Bob was born near Pittsburgh, went to Catholic elementary and high schools, stopped attending Mass, married outside the church, and still does not believe he will burn in hell. To hedge his bets, after closing this show, he is rushing off to sing in a Christmas concert at a Catholic church. He dedicates his performance to the miracles in his life -- his two wonderful children Lorelei and Noah, who he trusts are wise enough to find and challenge their own beliefs in life's spiritual quest. Special thanks to his "agent" Karin*, and to Dave and Jim for their belief in him. .

	Jim Caputo (Director)
	Jim’s play, Maternal Spirits, opened our season this year to critical acclaim. It also won first place at the 2003 Palm Springs International Playwriting contest and was featured at The Ashland New Play Festival. This past summer, Jim’s tragi-comedy, Body Shop was selected for the 2004 Fritz Blitz and his, At Rise:, was voted a “Best of Fest” at this year’s Actors Festival at the Lyceum Theatre. Jim also earned an “Outstanding Writing” award at that festival. A veteran director, he has directed three plays in San Diego and each time won the theater’s Best Director Award as well as an Aubrey nomination. As an actor, Jim has played the lead in Amadeus, the Lion In Winter, A Man For All Seasons and Othello among others. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild, The Scripps Ranch Theatre Board of Directors and the Actor’s Alliance of San Diego. He wishes to thank his wife Judy, without whom, he would be mindlessly wandering the aisles of Wal-Mart.
	Jamie Haire (Assistant Director)
	Jamie is originally from Texas where she majored in Theatre Arts and participated in the production of numerous plays both collegiate and community. Since arriving in San Diego, she has performed in Rumors and Once Upon a Mattress at Scripps Ranch Theatre, Isn’t It Romantic and Crimes of the Heart at PowPAC. Many thanks go out to Jamie’s friends and family for their support and for putting up with her doubts, craziness, occasional inappropriate sense of humor and countless cats.
	Scott Padrick (Lighting Designer)
	JScott is pleased to be designing his 3rdproduction for SRCT. A active local designer, Scott has design credits with many corporate, theatrical and religious organizations all over the United States. He recently moved from Los Angeles where he finished a five year engagement with the Walt Disney Company and is currently employed with Pacific Event Services in San Diego, where he brings a bit of the theater to many unusual places. When Scott is not making magic with lights, he enjoys gourmet cooking, backcountry excursions and water sports.
	Martha Phillips (Costumes)
	Scripps Ranch Theatre: Arsenic and Old Lace, Most recent work elsewhere: Breaking Legs – NCRT, The Cosen – NCRT (Wig Master). Martha is a well regarded award winning costume designer. She most recently won an Aubrey award for costuming Comedy 2003-4. She is very happy to be working with such a enthusiastic cast and crew.
	Gerry Reves (Videographer)
	Scripps Ranch Theatre: This is the first, Most recent work elsewhere: "Nothing Wrong with Robert," "Dangerous Corner" and "She Loves Me" at Lamplighters Community Theater and "The Guys" at OnStage Playhouse. Degree in journalism and public relations from the University of Southern California, graduate work at Boston University in public relations and communication. Studied theater, theater criticism and stage lighting at USC. Public relations manager at Cubic Corp. for 10 years
	Dave Ainsworth (Producer)
	In 10 years of theatre in San Diego, Dave has been very active. You may have seen him recently on stage at SRT in Once Upon A Mattress, or at San Diego Civic Light Opera in Damn Yankees. Behind the scenes Dave has worked in production for many shows, including assistant directing for Side by Side by Sondheim. Dave received a minor in theatre at the University of San Diego. He was awarded the Anne Swank to study in Oxford, where he studied theatre and playwriting. He has written one full-length play, titled Sulla, in verse, and a one-act, titled the Home Office. Many thanks go out to family and friends and especially his wife Marlene.


	Lia Metz (Stage Manager)
	Lia is excited for the opportunity to stage manage with such a wonderful company. Other technical credits include: Assistant Stage Manager/Crew (Dimensions in Dance), Assistant Director/ Set Design (Eagle Theatre), Assistant Choreographer (Alpine Players), and Dance Captain (several productions). Prior to moving to San Diego, Lia graduated from the Pacific Conservatory for the Performing Arts (2002). Lia is best known in San Diego as a performer at theatres such as Starlight, La Jolla Stage Company, The Fritz Theatre, and others. She is thrilled to add another notch to her theatrical belt, and hopes you enjoy the show.