Filament: Recent Episodes
City Lights Theater Company
The podcast for City Lights Theater Company. We present full length plays, discussions, interviews, and music that will entertain, inspire and challenge you. Filament is supported in part by the San Jose Water Company.
We're back with another episode of Backstage with AJ! Join AJ Jaffari as he interviews cast members from our current show, "King Liz." You can learn about Davied Morales' first role on stage, Caitlin Papp's opinion on playing a villanous character, and more! "King Liz" runs through April 21, so there's still time to see this vibrant, drama about life as a sports agent- and the chaos and humor that comes with that.
King Liz March 21 – April 21, 2024 cltc.org/king-liz Written by Fernanda Coppel Directed by Kinan Valdez
Supported by Producers Anita Kapadia and Feroze Taraporavala Season supported by Season Producers Nancy B. Coleman & Paul M. Resch
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
You can email us at filament@cltc.org with any questions or comments. Learn more about the podcast, City Lights in general, and listen to our back catalog of episodes on our website at CLTC.org/filament.
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AJ Jaffari takes us into rehearsal for the Northern California premiere of Nora: A Doll's House. Join us as AJ talks with the cast about the unique timeline within the show, the multiple characters, and more. We hope you enjoy this sneak peak before the show opens in a few weeks!
Nora: A Doll’s House January 18 – February 18, 2024 cltc.org/nora Written by Stef Smith, after Henrik Ibsen Directed by Angie Higgins
Supported by Producers Christy Martin & Cindy Melter, and by Producers who wish to remain anonymous Season supported by Season Producers Nancy B. Coleman & Paul M. Resch
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
You can email us at filament@cltc.org with any questions or comments. Learn more about the podcast, City Lights in general, and listen to our back catalog of episodes on our website at CLTC.org/filament.
Your support makes this all possible. Litteraly. Please consider making a donation at cltc.org/donate
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We’re backstage with AJ Jaffari after opening night of Ken Ludwig’s The Game’s Afoot; Or Holmes for the Holidays. We talk to the audience members about the show, some of the actors let us in on their favorite moments, and we even hear from Producer Clint Moore, who’s beautiful green car is in our production photos!
Ken Ludwig’s The Game’s Afoot; Or Holmes for the Holidays Runs Nov 16 – Dec 17, 2023 cltc.org/games-afoot
Written by Ken Ludwig Directed by Mark Anderson Phillips
Supported by Producer Charlie McCollum and Producer Clint Moore Season supported by Season Producers Nancy B. Coleman & Paul M. Resch
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
You can email us at filament@cltc.org with any questions or comments. Learn more about the podcast, City Lights in general, and listen to our back catalog of episodes on our website at CLTC.org/filament. Your support makes this all possible. Please consider making a donation at cltc.org/donate Leave a 5 star review and subscribe to Filament on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or your podcasting platform of choice.
Spooky Lights 2023
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- Our annual Halloween episode, this year filled with all true spooky tales and haunted stories. Hosted by Steve Cortopassi.
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“Nutcracker,” written and read by Derek McCaw “A Cold Show” written by Adam L. Brinklow and read by AJ Jaffari “Ghost Stories” written by Jen Groening and read by Anne Younan “Our Ghost” written by Nikki Huth and read by Rebecca Wallace - - - - - - - - -
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
You can email us at filament@cltc.org with any questions or comments. Learn more about the podcast, City Lights in general, and listen to our back catalog of episodes on our website at CLTC.org/filament. Your support makes this all possible. Please consider making a donation at cltc.org/donate Leave a 5 star review and subscribe to Filament on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or your podcasting platform of choice.
Lights Up! 2023!
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company.
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Second Hand Gods by Peggy Powell
Directing for this episode by Caitlin Papp.
Music, editing and sound design by George Psarras, featuring guitars by Paul Psarras.
Voice acting for Second Hand Gods was provided by Maria Marquis and Nick Mandracchia.
City Lights first worked with Music Director Katie Coleman in 2017’s rock musical “LIZZIE.” Since then Katie has gone on to work on many exciting projects. She most recently completed a national tour as Music Director of the smash hit musical “Six.” And before that she worked on the worldwide sensation that is “Hamilton," while it was in San Francisco. She recently caught up with City Lights actor and sound designer George Psarras where they chatted about everything from tour life to pit life, as it were, as well as the ups and downs of navigating gig work in the professional theater across the country.
Music, editing, and sound design by George Psarras.
Featuring guitars by Paul Psarras.
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Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
Our annual Halloween episode filled with spooky tales and haunted stories.
Narration by Steve Cortopassi.
“Creepypasta” written and performed by Allie Costa
“They’re in There” by John Busser
Voice acting provided by Caitlin Papp and Samantha Resch
“Tell-Tale” by Peter Dakutis
Voice acting provided by Filip Hofman
“Just Plants” by Evan Baughfman
Voice acting provided by Anne Younan
“The Ghost Light” by Evan Baughfman
Voice acting provided by Clint Moore
“Circles” by Steven Korbar
Voice acting provided by Ivette Deltoro and Keenan Flagg
“Off The Wall” by Laurie Spector
Voice acting provided by Deb Anderson
“Out There” by Lauren Doyle
Voice acting provided by Rebecca Wallace
“Ghosterick” by Sarah Kishler
Voice acting provided by Sean O’Kane
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Lights Up! 2022: Episode 2
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company.
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras, featuring guitars by Paul Psarras.
Directing for this episode by Melinda Marks.
Amelia, Still was written and performed by Allie Costa
It’s Time to Come Out Now by Guy R. Newsham
Voice acting provided by:
- Arcadia Conrad as Robbie
- Kyle Smith as Sam
Viewer Discretion Advised by Alethea Shirilan-Howlett
Voice acting provided by:
- Nita Duarte Lambert as Mom
- Skyler Riordan as Jason
- Kyle Smith as Sam
White Dress by Laura Shamas
Voice acting provided by:
- Asha Bagal Kelly as Terri
- Skyler Riordan as Ben
Monsters Beyond the Midnight Zone by Lindsay Partain
Voice acting provided by:
- Asha Bagal Kelly as Romy
- Nita Duarte Lambert as Leah
Twenty-Four Tattoos by Peter J. Stavros
Voice acting provided by:
- Arcadia Conrad as Martha
- Kyle Smith as John
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Lights Up! 2022 Episode 1
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company.
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras, featuring guitars by Paul Psarras.
Directing for this episode by Sarah Younan.
Jenny’s In Hell by Courtney Bailey
Voice acting provided by:
- Catie Sheley as Automated Voice
- Mary Lou Torre as Petitioner
Pippy by Russell Weeks
Voice acting for provided by:
- Carol Amalia as Amy
- Mary Lou Torre as Dr. Jay
Play House by Sage Martin
Voice acting provided by:
- Mary Lou Torre as Marie
- Hayden Verbanas as Adam
Easy Does It by Jake Alexander
Voice acting provided by:
- Catie Sheley as Naomi
- Hayden Verbanas as Peter
Love, From Space by Maxwell Plata
Voice acting provided by:
- Carol Amalia as Cassie
- Grace Beaudet as Halley
Chem Class by Jennifer O’Grady
Voice acting provided by:
- Grace Beaudet as Sofia
- Hayden Verbanas as Alex
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Ever wonder how long it takes to make a Pixar movie? 1 year? 3 years? Try 7. Pixar senior creative Dan Scanlon drew from a very personal story when writing the 2020 Academy Award-nominated Pixar film Onward, starring Chris Pratt and Tom Holland, who play two brothers trying to reconnect with their father who has long since passed, through the world of magic.
But Pratt and Holland didn’t always voice brothers Barley and Ian. Through a process called “scratch,” Ian was originally voiced by writer/director Dan Scanlon himself, and Barley was originally voiced by City Lights actor and resident sound designer George Psarras. Through countless rewrites and in-house screenings, Scanlon and Psarras voiced the brothers for 3 years. Psarras and Scanlon caught up with each other recently and chatted about their time together making Disney/Pixar’s Onward.
Music, editing, and sound design by George Psarras.
Featuring guitars by Paul Psarras.
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**Spooky Lights: Episode 2 - Halloween/Samhain
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.****“Stones” was written and read by Rebecca Wallace
“Don’t Throw the Doll Baby Out with the Bloodbath Water” was written by Allison Fradkin and read by Erin Southard
“Singed” was written by Sophie Mallette and read by Lisa Mallette
“The Watchers” was written by Lauren Doyle and read by Anne Younan
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Filament is sponsored in part by San Jose Water Company.
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Spooky Lights - Chapter 1
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
“Paranoid” was written by Sophie Mallette, read by Lisa Mallette
“Deadbolt” was written by Kirstyn Petras, read by Sarah Younan
“Field Trip to the Pumpkin Patch” was written by Jackie Hall, read by Mary Lou Torre
“Symphony” was written by Robert Martin Chase, read by Ivette Deltoro
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**Filament is sponsored in part by San Jose Water Company.
Comments, feedback or questions? Email us at filament@cltc.org To learn more about Filament, visit our webpage at cltc.org/filament To donate, please visit cltc.org/donate or text 833-920-3003**
**Created in 2013 by Julia Halprin Jackson, Melinda Marks and Nicole Hughes, Play on Words is a literary arts series that unites emerging and established artists. More than 60 writers have seen their words spotlighted on stage: playwrights, poets, fiction writers, memoirists and more.
This 1st episode of Filament's 3rd season features writer Melissa Flores Anderson interviewed by Rebecca Wallace on May 13th, 2021 for the City Lights online program, The Next Stage.
Sound editing by George Psarras
Play On Words is produced by Julia Halprin Jackson and Melinda Marks.**
**Filament is sponsored in part by San Jose Water Company
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A**ctor, director, and playwright Doug Brook was interviewed by Rebecca Wallace on May 6th, 2021 for the City Lights weekly online program, The Next Stage.
Sound editing by George Psarras**
Filament is sponsored in part by San Jose Water Company
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Doug Brook has played Tevye, F.D.R. and J.P. Morgan; written plays that have premiered on both coasts; and directed everything from intimate dramas to iconic musicals. And he’s the king of puns (check out his Twitter feed).
Born and raised in Alabama, Doug has lived for many years in San Jose, where he’s played a major role in the South Bay theater scene. He’s a respected actor, director and teacher who has also served as executive director of Silicon Valley Shakespeare and co-founder / artistic director of Theatre Chevruta. As a playwright, he’s had 20 plays produced or otherwise presented in or recognized by festivals nationwide. His first New York production was Retrograde, at Theatre Row on 42nd Street, now published in an anthology by Smith & Kraus. He’s also taught for 20 years at various synagogues and JCCs, and is a longtime humor columnist for Southern Jewish Life magazine.
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This is the final week of our 2021 New Play Festival - Lights Up! Every Tuesday this month we've brought you two brand new plays and we hope you've enjoyed listening to them. If you haven't listened to all of them head on back to Episode 5. Drop us an email and let us know what you thought! filament@cltc.org.
Gram Scamsand Until TomorrowDirected by Melinda Marks
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras
Gram Scamsby Cary Pepper
Voice acting for Gram Scams provided by:
- Arcadia Conrad as Grandma
- Kieran Beccia as Michael/ “Michael”
Until Tomorrow by Keenan Flagg
Voice acting for Until Tomorrow provided by:
- Leigh Rondon-Davis as Joelle
- Kieran Beccia as Aaron
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Welcome to the third week of our 2021 New Play Festival - Lights Up! Every Tuesday in the month of April we will bring you two brand new plays. Drop us a note at filament@cltc.org and let us know what you thought of these plays!
Backseat Driver and Widow in FlightDirecting for this episode by Melinda Marks
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras
Backseat Driverby Scott Mullen
Voice acting for Backseat Driver provided by:
- Oluchi Nwokocha as Tina
- Chiarra Sorci as Darcy
Widow in Flight by Lee BradyVoice acting for Widow in Flight provided by:
- Arcadia Conrad as Dianne Flint
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This is the second week of our 2021 New Play Festival - Lights Up! Every Tuesday in the month of April we will bring you two brand new plays.
Bar BelleandTake This Job and Shove ItDirected by Roneet Aliza Rahamim
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras
Bar Belle by Janis Holm
Voice acting for Bar Belle provided by:
- Leigh Rondon-Davis as Ro
- Chiarra Sorci as Bree (Casey)
- Arcadia Conrad as Madge
Take This Job and Shove Itby Ron Rosenfeld
Voice acting for Take This Job and Shove It provided by:
- David Boyll as The Boss
- Oluchi Nwokocha as Woman
- Kieran Beccia as Man
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This week marks the beginning of our 2021 New Play Festival - Lights Up! A new episode will be released every Tuesday in April featuring two brand new plays.The Clown & On Her WavelengthDirected by Melinda Marks
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
The Clown by Miranda CaravalhoVoice acting for The Clown provided by:
- Leigh Rondon-Davis as Mave
- Kieran Beccia as Socks
On Her Wavelength by John LevineVoice acting for On Her Wavelength provided by:
- David Boyll as Lou
- Oluchi Nwokocha as Gloria
- Chiarra Sorci as Suzanne
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Bonus Episode! Michael Mitnick and Houdini's Bathtub
What do Michael Mitnick and Houdini's bathtub have to do with each other?
Find out in this short but hilarious bonus story that came up while taping our previous episode: A Conversation with Playwright, Screenwriter, and Songwriter Michael Mitnick.
Sound design and editing by George Psarras
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**Playwright, Screenwriter & Songwriter Michael Mitnick
In conversation with George Psarras on March 11th, 2021 for the City Lights weekly online program, The Next Stage.
Sound editing by George Psarras**
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The Giver with Meryl Streep. The new musical Scotland, PA, which the New York Times called “a kick-ass party.” The City Lights world premiere Spacebar: A Broadway Play by Kyle Sugarman. These are just a few of the highlights on writer Michael Mitnick’s resume.
A playwright and songwriter, Michael also writes for film and television. His songs have been sung on Broadway, at Lincoln Center and on HBO, and his words have been spoken by Julianne Moore, Benedict Cumberbatch, Ben Feldman and Taylor Iman Jones. Michael’s work also includes co-writing the Off-Broadway musical Fly By Night and writing the comedy Sex Lives of Our Parents and the 2017 film The Current War. He lives in Brooklyn.
He’s also a City Lights associate playwright and a longtime friend of our company, where we proudly premiered Spacebar in 2013 and the romantic comedy The Siegel in 2018.
We were thrilled to share a special evening with Michael on The Next Stage, in conversation with City Lights actor and sound designer George Psarras.
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**James Monroe Iglehart: Bay Area to Broadway
Interviewed by Rebecca Wallace on March 4th, 2021 for the City Lights weekly online program, The Next Stage.
Sound editing by George Psarras**
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James Monroe Iglehart is one of everyone’s favorite Bay Area-to-Broadway stories. We’ve cheered him on for years at TheatreWorks, Foothill Music Theatre and other local stages. Today, this musical-theater powerhouse has fans all over the world.
James won the Tony in 2014 for his ebullient portrayal of the Genie in Aladdin, a role he originated. He also originated the role of Bobby in Memphis at TheatreWorks before playing Bobby on Broadway, and has also graced the Great White Way in Freestyle Love Supreme and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
Before the pandemic, James was playing the Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson in Hamilton.
With theaters shut down, James has played a bigwig producer in As The Curtain Rises, Broadway’s first digital soap opera, and been heard on animated shows including Helluva Boss and DuckTales.
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Much Ado About Nothing
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare.
This episode’s version was adapted by Max Tachis, and directed by Caitlin Papp.
Music, editing and sound design by George Psarras.
Voice acting was provided by:
Melissa Jones as Beatrice (& others)
Maria Marquis as Benedick (& others)
Jeffrey Bracco as Don Antonio (& others)
Max Tachis as Don John/Don Pedro
Roneet Aliza Rahamim as Hero/Margaret
Nick Mandracchia as Claudio (& others)
Tasi Alabastro as Dogberry (& others)
Ivette Deltoro as Narrator (& others)
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Comments, feedback or questions? Email us at filament@cltc.org**!
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Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.Truce: A Christmas Wish from the Great War was written by Kit Wilder & Jeffrey Bracco, and directed by Kit Wilder.
Editing, sound design, and select choral arrangements by George Psarras.
Actor choral pieces performed by the Aragon Vocal Ensembles:
Chamber Singers, Men's Choir, Women's Choir
directed by John Chen
Rehearsal Pianist & Vocals: Kevin Imbombohttps://aragonmusic.com/donate/
Narration by Jeffrey Bracco
Voice acting was provided by: Carol Alban, Karen DeHart, Ivette Deltoro, Johanna Hembry, Drew Benjamin Jones, Nick Mandracchia, Jacob Marker, Caitlin Papp, Roneet Aliza Rahamim, Danraj Rajasansi, Jeremy Ryan, Max Sorg, Max Tachis, Mary Lou Torre, Damian Vega, and Michael West.
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Spooky Lights - Dia De Los Muertos
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
“Nightfall” was written by Robert Martin Chase, read by Carol Amalia Alban
“Holy Company” or “Santa Compaña” was written and read by Ivette Deltoro (In English 4:18/En español 13:21)
“Ghost” was submitted by Rosalie Price, read by Anne Younan
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Spooky Lights: Episode 3 - Halloween/Samhain
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
“They Do The Monster Bash” was written by R. Hamilton, read by Keenan Flagg
“Cold” was written by Carol Amalia Alban, read by Sarah Younan
“The Man in the Road” was submitted by Tonya Duncan, read by Ivette Deltoro & Keenan Flagg
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Spooky Lights
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras."The Interview," written by Christopher DeWan, author of Hoopty Time Machines: fairy tales for grown ups, read by James Ward Byrkit, director of the sci fi thriller COHERENCE. For more information, check out christopherdewan.com and jimbyrkit.com.
“Sarcophagus” was written and read by Derek McCaw
“Interrogation” was written by Robert Martin Chase and read by Anne Younan, Erin Southard, and Carol Amalia Alban
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Spooky Lights
Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company
Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras.
"Voodoo," written by Christopher DeWan, author of Hoopty Time Machines: fairy tales for grown ups, read by James Ward Byrkit, director of the sci fi thriller COHERENCE. For more information, check out christopherdewan.com and jimbyrkit.com.
“Love Burns” was written by Sophie Mallette, read by Lisa Mallette
“The Tropics Inn” was written by Lauren Doyle, read by Alyssa Tryon
“Red” was written by Melinda Marks, read by Rebecca Wallace
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Three Short Plays
Directed by Melinda Marks
Music and editing by George Psarras.
Stage Directions read by Ivette Deltoro
1. The Voice of the People by Cary Popper
Voice acting was provided by:
Tasi Alabastro as Lloyd Branson
Stephanie Baumann as Barbara Dodge
Davied Morales as Leo Dorn
Phaedra Tillery as Voters 1, 4, 7, 10
Evelyn Huynh as Voters 2, 5, 8, 11
Juanita Harris as Voters 3, 6, 9, 12
Ron Talbot as John Smith
2. Elsie by E.H. Benedict
Voice acting was provided by:
Josie B. Lawson as Elsie
Ron Talbot as Cornelius
3. The Influencers **by Rebecca Kurland
Voice acting was provided by:
Melissa Jones as Rickey
Davied Morales as Influencer
Comments, feedback or questions? Email us at filament@cltc.org!**
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Dog & Boy was written by Shannon Murdoch
Directed by Caitlin Papp.
Music and editing by George Psarras.
Voice acting was provided by:
Juanita Harris as Lena
Damaris Divito as Rose
Stage Directions read by Ivette Deltoro
Artist Highlight:
Susannah Greenwood -- Chimeric Millinery: http://chimericmillinery.wordpress.com/
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Script Doctor was written by Arcadia Conrad,
Directed by Melinda Marks.
Music and editing by George Psarras.
Voice acting was provided by:
Phaedra Tillery as Amanda
Ron Talbot as Bobby
Juanita Harris as Jodi
Tasi Alabastro as Ryan
Damaris Divito as Corrine
Josie B. Lawson as Catherine
Keenan Flagg as Dakota
Evelyn Huynh as Hayley
Stephanie Baumann as Roz/Babies/Maygen/Lucy/Max
Stage Directions read by Ivette Deltoro
Artist Highlight:
Keenan Flagg -- @kmfpots on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kmfpots/
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If You Have To Go There was written by Erin Marie Panttaja
Directed by Caitlin Papp.
Music and editing by George Psarras.
Voice acting was provided by:
Phaedra Tillery as Adele
Damaris Divito as Dawn
Josie B. Lawson as Cora
Ron Talbot as Bert
Melissa Jones as Janice
Tasi Alabastro as Eli
Davied Morales as Zeke
Stage Directions read by Ivette Deltoro
Artist Highlight:
Rachel Bakker -- RachelBee Pottery: https://www.etsy.com/shop/rachelbeepottery/ Comments, feedback or questions? Email us at filament@cltc.org!
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Amendment was written by Alexis Standridge, and directed by Melinda Marks.
Music and editing by George Psarras.
Voice acting was provided by:
Juanita Harris as Professor Brooke
Stephanie Baumann as Lauren Bridge
Evelyn Huynh as Regina Micks
Damaris Divito as Quinn Wyatt
Melissa Jones as Grace Coleman
Stage Directions read by Ivette Deltoro
Artist Highlight:
Erika Robertson -- www.ArtWithErikaShop.com
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Changeling was written by Lauren Doyle, and directed by Caitlin Papp.
Music and sound design by George Psarras.
Voice acting provided by:
Phaedra Tillery as Leah
Tasi Alabastro as Ben
Damaris Divito as Terri
Melissa Jones as Charlotte
Josie B. Lawson as Angela/Dana
Evelyn Huynh as Police Officer/OB Nurse
Ron Talbot as Therapist/NICU Nurse
Stage Directions read by Ivette DeltoroComments, feedback or questions? Email us at filament@cltc.org!
To learn more about Lights Up!, visit our webpage at cltc.org/lightsup
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