This is the second production for Barbara Barber, having just produced Scapino.   Helping strike the Once Upon a Mattress set last summer was Barbara’s her first time volunteering for Scripps Ranch Theatre.  She subsequently helped with set construction for Maternal Spirits and Greetings.  Barbara has always enjoyed attending the theater and has found volunteering for SRT a very rewarding experience.

Gordon is happy to be working with Gil again, having done the music design for the Gil Savage directed Murder in Green Meadows.  He is also very happy to be working alongside Annie Katica and Larry Cerrito once again, having produced and designed the sound for the award winning Return Engagements that the two of them performed in.  Gordon enjoys music, outdoors, cars, travel, and theatre.  To my love, Beck.

Having just finished designing the costumes for Scapino, this is Cindy’s fourth show for Scripps Ranch Theatre. She received her MFA from SDSU in Costume Design and has designed for the former San Diego Gilbert and Sullivan Company including shows such as Mikado; HSM Pinafore; and Pirates of Penzance. Her designs for Yeoman of the Guard were nominated for a Costume Design Award by the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle. She has also designed for the National Theatre for Children and Lawrence Welk Dinner Theatre. She enjoys hiking and traveling and thanks her husband for his support.

Gloria became a volunteer 5 months ago and was anxious to

contribute in some way, so became the Prop Person for

Scapino. She enjoyed doing this and was sorry when the play

ended, so volunteered again to help with props for the next play, Sylvia. Gloria has done a considerable amount of volunteering, while running her Promotions business, but wanted to do something fun. Scripps Ranch Theatre was the perfect vehicle for her, so she says.

Rosemary started working with local theater in 1987 at the

Onstage Playhouse in Chula Vista, and has been a Board

member there for the last 3 years. She has worked on sets for

more than a hundred shows in most of the local theaters around

town: Coronado Playhouse, Patio Playhouse, SRT, PowPac

and others. Rosemary is a retired Correctional Officer.

Kelley is a multimedia artist whose work spans painting, performance, digital imagery, and music. Her work has appeared in both corporate and artistic venues, most recently in the Kettner Art and Design District’s “Kettner Nights” where Kelley has been exhibiting oil painting and mixed media work exploring themes of spirituality. It was this exploration that led her, most recently, to accept the position as director of marketing for the center co-founded by international best-selling authors and renown spiritualists Drs. Deepak Chopra and David Simon. Kelley’s studio, Brandopolis, has also been a lead sponsor of The Trummerflora Collective’s annual celebration of experimental music and experiential performance at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego.  

Sylvia is Gil’s second directing assignment at SRT, following last season’s Murder in Green Meadows.  He holds a BFA degree in Theater Arts from USIU and studied at the Actor’s Studio in Los Angeles.  He has worked professionally as an actor, stage manager, director, playwright, filmmaker and acting teacher.  Local credits include performances at the Old Globe, Starlight, and Greek Festivals. Gil co-founded the Actors Video Workshop in San Diego and the Omni Theater in New York city. He has been on the SRT Board for the past few years. 

Moe is a Canadian from the southwestern provinces.  He was with Transport Canada Airports for thirty-three years in Fire Departments and Facilities Management, including managing nine airports above the 60th parallel (brrrrrr!). Retired since 1995, Moe has been active in numerous volunteer community projects. As a regular visitor to San Diego to escape the sub-zero temps, he attended several shows at SRT. And the rest is history!