VSU Theatre & Dance Photo Gallery

Love, Loss and What I Wore
by Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron, based on the book of the same name by Ilene Beckerman

L-R: Rebecca Morris, Emily Bradford, Courtney Connor, Diamond Do'zia, Charlotte Grady, D'Amante Wilson, Emmie Axford

Directed by H. Duke Guthrie
Scene Design by Ruth Brandvik
Student Lighting Design by Elie Siegel
Student Costume Design by Patrice Trower
Technical Direction by Michael Driggers

Photo by Ruth Brandvik

September 6 - 12, 2012, Lab Theatre

Fresh Tracks: The VSU Repertory Dancers in Concert.
Choreographed by Sarah Wildes Arnett, Eric Brandt Nielsen,
and Catherine Schaeffer.

Pictured: "Fluttering Awake/Wash Over Me"
by Sarah Wildes Arnett
L-R: Kesley Johnson, Larren Woodward, Leah Kelly, Haley Sheppard, Marie Harper.

Student Lighting Design: Melanie Harkness
Costume Design: Esther Iverson & Patrice Trower(Student)
Technical Direction: Michael Driggers

Photo by Ruth Brandvik.

October 4 - 7, 2012, Sawyer Theatre

Moliere's The Would-Be Gentleman

Directed and Choreographed by Jacque Wheeler
Scene & Lighting Design by Ruth Brandvik
Costume Design by Esther Iverson. Technical Direction by Michael Driggers.

Pictured: Back: Tess Buis; Middle: Ethan Parker and Chance Wall; Front: Will Stanley as Monsieur Jourdain: The Would-Be Gentleman.

Photo by Ruth Brandvik.

November 8 - 14, 2012, Sawyer Theatre

Free to Be... You and Me

Adaptation written for the Stage by Douglas Love and Regina Safran From the book “Free to Be . . .You and Me” conceived by Marlo Thomas and Friends. Contributions by Judy Blume, Dan Greenberg, Carol Hall, Sheldon Harnick, Bruce Hart, Edward Kleban, Elaine Laron, Stephen Larence, Betty Miles, Shelley Miller, Carl Reiner, Mary Rodgers, Shel Silverstein, Peter Stone, and Charlotte Zolotow. 

Directed & Choreographed by Jacque Wheeler, Music Direction by Christopher Bailey, Scene & Lighting Design by Ruth Brandvik, Costume Design by Rebecca Huguet, Technical Direction by Michael Driggers

Clockwise from top: Larren Woodward, Kelsey Russo, Rebecca Morris, Blake Fountain, Chela North, Diamond Do'zia, Maxwell Swangle, Ethan Parker.

Photo by Ruth Brandvik

February 1 & 2, 2013, Sawyer Theatre

You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Based on The Comic Strip “Peanuts” by Charles M Schulz, Book Music and Lyrics by Clark Gesner, Additional Dialogue by Michael Mayer, Additional Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa
Original Direction for this version of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” by Michael Mayer, Originally Produced in New York by Arthur Whitelaw and Gene Persson

Directed by H. Duke Guthrie
Musical Direction by Christopher Bailey
Choreography by Kimberly M. Holt & H. Duke Guthrie

Jake Alley as Charlie Brown

Scenic & Lighting Design by Keith Pugh
Elizabeth Powell, Student Costume Designer

Photo by Keith Pugh

September 22-28, 2011, Lab Theatre

PULSE: the VSU Repertory Dancers in Concert
Choreographed by Eric Brandt Nielsen, Kimberly M.Holt and Catherine Schaeffer
Special Guest Choreographer Judy Skinner of Dance Alive National Ballet

Kristen Leonard and Esmond Pickett in "Long Before Us" by Catherine Schaeffer

October 13-16, 2011, Sawyer Theatre

Photo by Keith Pugh

The Oresteia
by Aeschylus, in a new translation by Ted Hughes

Directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff; Student Lighting Design by Elie Siegel, Scenic Design by Keith Pugh, Costume Design by Esther Iverson; Technical Direction by Michael Driggers, Choreography by Jacque Wheeler, Dramaturgy and Vocal Coaching by Deborah Morgan; Music Composed by Curtis Moody.

Emih Abrahamson, Patricia Angier, Tess Buis, Diamond Do'zia, Lauren Evans, Charlotte Grady, Andrea Johnson, Natassia Johnson, Amanda Layton, Elizabeth Powell, Kelsey Russo, Jessalin Smith as the slave women of Argos with Chance Wall as Orestes and Leigha Witt as Electra at the grave of Agamemnon.

November 10-16, 2011, Sawyer Theatre

Photo by Keith Pugh

Ramona Quimby
Dramatized by Len Jenkin
Based on the books by Beverly Cleary

Directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff

"Mirror Ramonas" Laura Monsalvatge, Jessica Mathis, Ariel Balla, with Ramona (front) Jessalin Smith

February 3 & 4, 2012, Sawyer Theatre, plus touring performances across South Georgia and North Florida

A Lesson Before Dying
by Romulus Linney
Based on the novel by Ernest J. Gaines

Directed by Dr. John Gaston & H. Duke Guthrie; Scene & Lighting Design by R. Keith Pugh; Student Costume Design by Patrice Trower; Technical Direction by Michael Driggers; Dramaturgy by Deborah Morgan; Original Score by VSU Theatre Alum Heath McNease

Mark LaMont Hance as Jefferson and Jonathan Butts as Grant Wiggins with John Holladay as Paul (rear)

February 23-29, 2012, Lab Theatre

Photo by Keith Pugh

State Fair
Book by Louis Mattioli & Tom Briggs
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein, II
Music by Richard Rodgers

Directed by Jacque Wheeler
Choreographed by Eric Brandt Nielsen
Musical Direction by Christopher Bailey

at left, the cast of STATE FAIR

March 29 - April 4, 2012, Sawyer Theatre

Following the public performance, Juniors and Seniors had the opportunity to audition for representatives from regional theatres and casting directors.

Left picture are some of the reps: L-R: Brian Clowdus of Serenbe Playhouse (Atlanta); Eugene Columbus of Orlando Repertory Theatre (Orlando);
Amanda Dyason Dana of Green Media (Atlanta); Charles Swint of 7 Stages (Atlanta); Natalie Symons of freeFall Theatre (Tampa); John Ancona of Wild Adventures Theme Park (Valdosta).

Right Picture: Brian Beegle of Stilwell Casting (Atlanta) talks with Dance Major Marie Harper.

Buried Child
by Sam Shepard
Directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff

Isaac Huntington as Bradley, Colby Hall as Dodge

Scenic and Lighting Design by Keith Pugh,
Costume Design by Kathy Raess-Young

Photo by Keith Pugh

September 16-22, 2010, Lab Theatre

Romeo and Juliet
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Jacque Wheeler

Ashley Anderson as Juliet, Chance Wall as Romeo

Scenic Design by Keith Pugh, Lighting Design by Thomas Poje, Costume Design by Esther Iverson, Technical Direction by Michael Driggers, Fight Choreography by Kelly Martin, assisted by Scot Mann, Dramaturgy and Vocal Coaching by Deborah Morgan.

Photo by Keith Pugh

October 7-13, 2010, Sawyer Theatre

Sweet Charity
Book by Neil Simon, Music by Cy Coleman, Lyrics by Dorothy Fields
Directed and Choreographed by Eric Brandt Nielsen

"I'm a Brass Band" featuring Charity (Laura Wright) and members of the company.

Scenic Design by Keith Pugh, Lighting Design by Thomas Poje,
Costume Design by Esther Iverson, Technical Direction by Michael Driggers, Musical Direction by Michael Elliott, Conducted by Joel Collins,
Dramaturgy by Nathan Cohen.

Photo by Keith Pugh

November 11-17, 2010, Sawyer Theatre

Enchanted Mirrors
an Original Choreodrama by Eric Brandt Nielsen, Music by Dr. James Shrader
Directed by Jacque Wheeler, Choreographed by Kim Holt

L-R: Ryan Stillings, Mattew Hogan, Darius Jackson, Susannah Agnew,
Nathan Cohen, Ashley Clark, Elizabeth Powell, Tess Buice.

February 4 & 5, 2011, Sawyer Theatre

Photo by Keith Pugh

Pride and Prejudice
by Jon Jory, based on the novel by Jane Austen
Directed by H. Duke Guthrie

Silhouettes: Top L-R: Lacey Harper as Kitty; Holly Dickerson as Mrs. Bennet; Amanda Layton as Mary. Bottom L-R: Casey Sams as Lydia; Ashley Anderson as Elizabeth; Susanna Agnew as Jane. Front: Isaac Huntington as Mr. Bennet.

Scenic Design by Keith Pugh, Lighting Design by Thomas Poje, Costume Design by Esther Iverson, Choreography by Eric Brandt Nielsen, Dialect Training by Jacque Wheeler

February 17-23, 2011, Sawyer Theatre

25th Anniversary Dance Concert
Celebrating the Founding of the VSU Repertory Dancers
Choreography by Kimberly M. Holt, Eric Brandt Nielsen, and Catherine A. Schaeffer.

Pictured L-R: Raina Mitchell, Danielle Griffin, Lauren Hallford, and Marissa Shankle in Concerto des Amis..

Lighting Designs by R. Keith Pugh with Thomas J. Poje and Elie Siegel; Costume Designs by Esther Iverson with Heather Drake Moeller, Kathy Raess-Young; Technical Direction by Michael Driggers.

March 31 - April 2, 2011, Sawyer Theatre

Photograph by R. Keith Pugh

Emerging Artists Showcase

April 21- 24, 2011, Sawyer Theatre

New York City Alum-Student Networking Event
part of pro-conn 2010

October, 2010

Atlanta Alum-Student Networking Event

March, 2011

Almost, Maine
by John Cariani
Co-Directed by Senior BFA in Theatre student Phillip E. Jones and Associate Professor H. Duke Guthrie

Pictured: Barbara Ann Hemrick as Sandrine, Casey Harney as Waitress and Jake Martishius as Jimmy in "Sad & Glad" in ALMOST, MAINE

Scenic & Lighting Design by Marty Lynch, Costume Design by Esther Iverson

Photo by Marty Lynch

September 17-23, 2009, Lab Theatre

All My Sons
by Arthur Miller
Directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff

Pictured: Hannah Woods as Ann, Sam Raffield as Chris, Rick Patrick as Joe and Angie Jehn as Kate in ALL MY SONS

Scenic & Lighting Design by R. Keith Pugh,
Costume Design by Esther Iverson

Photo by Marty Lynch

October 8-14, 2009, Sawyer Theatre

Damn Yankees
Book by George Abbott and Douglass Wallop
Music by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on Douglas Wallop's Novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant
Directed by Jacque Wheeler
Choreographed by Eric Brandt Nielsen
Vocal Direction by Michael Elliott

Scenic Design by R. Keith Pugh, Lighting Design by Thomas Poje,
Costume Design by Esther Iverson

Photo by R. Keith Pugh

November 12-18, 2009, Sawyer Theatre

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Book and Lyrics by Judith Viorst
Music by Shelly Markham
Directed by Michael Elliott

Pictured: Colby Hall as Alexander

Scenic Design by R. Keith Pugh,
Costume Design by Esther Iverson

February 5 -6, 2010, Lab Theatre , plus regional tour

The Piano Lesson
by August Wilson
Co-directed by Dr. John Gaston and Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff

Pictured L-R: Kevin Lane as Lyman, Myles Grier as Wining Boy, Antony Russell as Doaker and Maurice Diamond as Boy Willie

Scenic & Lighting Design by R. Keith Pugh,
Costume Design by Esther Iverson

February 19-25, 2010, Sawyer Theatre

Three Sisters
by Anton Chekhov in a version by Paul Schmidt
Directed by Jacque Wheeler

Pictured L-R, Julia Polshak as Irina, Elizabeth Dunn as Olga, Hannah Woods as Masha

Scenic & Lighting Design by R. Keith Pugh,
Costume Design by Esther Iverson

April 1-7, 2010, Lab Theatre

The Spirit of Dance in America, The Annual Dance Concert
Choreographed by Eric Brandt Nielsen, Catherine Schaeffer and Kimberly Holt

Pictured L-R, Patricia Nealy, Brittany Lord, Rachel Lockhart

Lighting Design by R. Keith Pugh,
Costume Design by Esther Iverson and Kathy Raess-Young

April 22-25, 2010, Sawyer Theatre

Doubt
By John Patrick Shanley
Directed by Jacque Wheeler

Pictured: J. R. Shuman as Father Flynn

Scenic Design by Marty Lynch, Lighting Design by Rich Haptonstall,
Costume Design by Bambi Bond

September 18-24, 2008, Lab Theatre

Back row, pictured L-R: Professor Jacque Wheeler, Professor Emeritus
Dr. Randy Wheeler, Debra Fordham, Jason Courson, Joe Powell,
Theatre-Dance Area Chair & VSU Alum Duke Guthrie, Dexter Porter,
James David Jackson, Chris Bell, David Flores,Kevin Harris, Steven
O'Neal, Justin Barnette, Rebecca Edmondson. Middle row: Renee
Haines, Megan Formwalt, Alston Brown, Lindsey Lamb Archer, Nate Suggs, Jonathan Able,Monica Redman. Kneeling in front: Ann Lackey (VSU Foundation Board of Trustees), Drew Archer, Rob Wheeler, Summer Baldwin, Tiffany Grant, Adam Carr.

pro-conn
VSU Theatre & Dance has developed a program called pro-conn (professional connections). It is a program that brings professionals to campus, and schedules trips for interested participants to major theatre markets in an effort to assist students in their transition from the academy into the industry.

In October, 2008, a trip was taken to New York City, where participating students and alumni were seen by as many as 5 casting directors, an agent, participated in a dance class led by the dance captain of a Broadway musical, back stage tours and discussions with an AEA stage manager, an associate director with several projects on Broadway and the author of a Broadway musical.

A highlight of the trip is the annual networking session with students and alumni. Pictured here are the alums of the program as they gathered on the roof garden of Cornelia Day Resort.

Special thanks to Steven O'Neal of Cornelia Day Resort; John Trombetta, Director of VSU Alumni Relations; Kate Heine of VSU's Communications Unit.

Beyond the Footlights: the annual concert by the VSU Repertory Dancers
Choreographed by Eric Nielsen, Catherine Schaeffer, Sarah McAllister

Pictured: a moment from FERTILE GROUND.

Lighting Design by Marty Lynch, Costume Design by Bambi Bond

October 23 - 26, 2008, Sawyer Theatre

Twelfth Night or What You Will
By William Shakespeare
Directed by H. Duke Guthrie

Pictured L-R: Sam Raffield as Sir Toby, Chauntae Pink as Fool, Isaac Huntington as Sir Andrew. Masks designed and constructed by senior Josh Alva.

Scenic and Lighting Design by Rich Haptonstall,
Costume Design by Bambi Bond

November 13-19, 2008, Sawyer Theatre

Stuart Little
By Joseph Robinette, based on the novel by E. B. White
VSU Theatre & Dance's annual theatre-for-youth tour
Directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff
February 6 & 7, 2009, Lab Theatre
Plus tour dates in February and March, 2009

Scenic Design by Rich Haptonstall,
Costume Design by Bambi Bond

Pictured L-R: Hannah Woods, Phillip Edward Jones, Sam Raffield, Celina Curtis as Stuart, Carlee Beall, Kakisha Worlds, Antony Russell.

The Grapes of Wrath
By Frank Galati, from the novel by John Steinbeck
Directed by Jacque Wheeler
February 19-25, 2009, Sawyer Theatre

Pictured L-R: Hannah Woods, Luke Newsome, Phillip Edward Jones, J.R. Shuman, Kamie Sullivan, Josh Burke, Rick Patrick, John Holladay. In front: Riley Haptonstall.

Scenic Design by Rich Haptonstall,
Lighting Design by Thomas Poje,
Costume Design by Bambi Bond

On the Verge or the Geography of Yearning
By Eric Overmyer
Directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff
March 26-April 1, 2009, Lab Theatre

Pictured L-R: Courtney Conner, Chauntae Pink, Elizabeth Dunn.

Scenic & Lighting Design by Rich Haptonstall,
Costume Design by Bambi Bond

Footloose
Stage Adaptation by Dean Pitchford & Walter Bobbie
Based on the Original Screenplay by Dean Pitchford
Music by Tom Snow, Lyrics by Dean Pitchford, Additional Music by: Eric Carmen, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Loggins and Jim Steinman.
Directed & Choreographed by Eric Nielsen
April 16-22, 2009, Sawyer Theatre

Pictured is the Company

Scenic Design by Marty Lynch,
Lighting Design by Rich Haptonstall,
Costume Design by Bambi Bond

Wit
By Margaret Edson
Directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff

Pictured: Patrick Rivers, Annie Janson

September 13-19, 2007, Lab Theatre

Steps in Time, the Annual Dance Concert
Choreography by Eric Brandt Nielsen, Catherine Schaeffer, Sarah McCalister

October 7-10, 2007, Sawyer Theatre

The Man Who Came to Dinner
By George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart
Directed by Jacque Wheeler

Pictured: H. Duke Guthrie, Carla Olivar and Carl Glasscock

November 8-14, 2007, Sawyer Theatre

The Fantastic Return of the Fabulous Fable Factory
Book by Joseph Robinette, Music by Thomas Tierney, Lyrics by Thomas Tierney and Joseph Robinette
Directed by Jacque Wheeler, Vocal Direction by Michael Elliott

Pictured: Megan Wheeler, Melissa Porter, Elizabeth Dunn, Kelly Murray, Shelina Smith, Shelby Nichols. Front: Joel Moseley, Lana Grube

February 1 & 2, 2008, Sawyer Theatre, plus regional tour

Holler Me Home
By Debra Fordham
Directed by Randy Wheeler


Pictured: Rick Patrick, Heather Cross, Raoul Barnick

February 14-20, 2008, Sawyer Theatre

Holler Me Home
By Debra Fordham
Directed by Randy Wheeler

The Company and Alums outside the Water Tower Theatre, home of the Out of the Loop Festival in Addison, TX, (Dallas.) March 15 & 16, 2008 .

Pictured Back Row: Raoul Barnick, Lindsay Mouchet, Debra Fordham, Prof. Duke Guthrie, Prof. Jacque Wheeler, Rick Patrick, Prof. Marty Lynch, Thomas Poje, Heather Cross, Kyle Tutton. Middle Row: Lauren Futch, Christa Carroll, Katie Cathell, Alum Landrie Bock, Alum Michael Cheek. Front Row: Drew Giles, Rachel Wayne, Phillip Jones, Alum Joe Muncy.

Arms and the Man
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by H. Duke Guthrie

Pictured: Lauren Riner as Louka, Zack Lorber as Sergius

March 20-26, 2008, Lab Theatre

Show Boat
By Oscar Hammerstein, II
Directed by Jacque Wheeler, Choreographed by Eric Brandt Nielsen, Vocal Direction by Michael Elliott, Musical Direction by Dr. Joe Brashier.

The cast of Show Boat

April 17-23, 2008, Sawyer Theatre

Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
By Alan Ball
Directed by H. Duke Guthrie
Designed by Jonathan Fries (set), Rich Haptonstall (lighting), LeVonne Lindsay (costumes), Marty Lynch (technical direction)
Pictured L-R: Sylvia Stanton, Deanna D. Boyd, Lindsay Calhoon, Megan Wheeler, Elizabeth C. Dunn.

September 14-20, 2006, Lab Theatre

The Crucible
By Arthur Miller
Directed by Jacque Wheeler
Designed by Rich Haptonstall (set), Ryan Robicheaux (lighting), Ali Braun (costumes), Marty Lynch (technical direction), Catherine Schaeffer (choreography)
Pictured L-R: Craig A. Popham, Patrick A. Rivers, Kerri Pinter, Jonathan Able, Annie Janson, Christa Carrol, Zach Lorber, Vinyetta V. James (front).

October 5-11, 2006, Sawyer Theatre

JOURNEYS: A Centennial Dance Celebration
Choreographed by: Sarah McCalister, Eric Brandt Nielsen, & Catherine Schaeffer
Designed by: Rich Haptonstall (set), Marty Lynch (lighting & technical direction), LeVonne Lindsay, Kathy Raess-Young, & Ali Braun (costumes)
Pictured L-R: Ashton Jones, Antonia Poarch, Rose Buis, Keri Toggerson, Ali Wambold, Erin Atcheson, Rodney Wiggins.


November 9-11, 2006, Sawyer Theatre

Gaité Parisienne
A touring dance presentation for young audiences
Choreographed by Sarah McCalister
Designed by: Rich Haptonstall (set), Marty Lynch (lighting), Cynthia Burckel (costumes)
Pictured: Carlye McLaughlin






February 2, 3, 23, 24, 2007, Sawyer Theatre

Shadowlands
By William Nicholson
Directed by Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff
Designed by: Marty Lynch (set). Rich Haptonstall (lighting), LeVonne Lindsay (costumes)
Pictured L-R: Kamie Sullivan, Liam Bickerstaff






February 15-21, 2007, Lab Theatre

The Commedia Project: La Commedia di Amore
An Original Commedia Scenario in Two Acts
Developed by the Troupe members along with Lindsay Herring, Lindsey Mouchet, Kerri Pinder, Jennifer Ruffin, Robert Weathers, Austin Webb, Rodney Wiggins, Deborah Morgan, & Jacque Wheeler
Directed by: Jacque Wheeler
Designed by: Lindsay Herring (set), Rich Haptonstall (lighting), LeVonne Lindsay (costumes), Marty Lynch (technical direction), Deborah Morgan (dramaturg)
Pictured L-R: Patrick A. Rivers, Andy Wood, Kristina Prince, Raoul Barnick, Laura Gilreath, Tommy Venuti, Hannah Woods, Josh Burke, Anna R. Crowe, Chris Hutcheson

Sugar Babies
Conceived by Ralph G. Allen & Harry Rigby.
Sketches by Ralph G. Allen based on traditional material
Music by Jimmy McHugh, lyrics by Dorothy Fields and Al Dubin
Additional music & lyrics by Arthur Malvin, "Sugar Baby Bounce" by Jay Livingston & Ray Evan, flea circus act by Eric Brandt Nielsen
Directed & choreographed by Eric Brandt Nielsen
Vocal direction by Michael Elliott, musical direction by Dr. Joe Brashier
Designed by: Rich Haptonstall (set), Ryan Robicheaux (lighting), LeVonne Lindsay (costume coordinator), Marty Lynch (technical direction)
Pictured L-R: Carla Olivar, Christy Johnson, Annie Janson, Lana Grube, Lauren Riner, Ashton Jones, Joni Wakefield, Katie Barnett, Emoryann Childers, Katrina Steward, Megan Mahoney

Robert Fulghum's All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten
Conceived & adapted by Ernest Zulia, music & lyrics by David Caldwell
Directed by H. Duke Guthrie
Choreographed by Catherine Schaeffer
Musical Direction by Michael Elliott
Designed by Rich Haptonstall (set), Ryan Robicheaux (lighting), LeVonne Lindsay (costumes), John Hemphill (sound), Mike Harbin (technical direction)
Pictured: (front row) Craig A. Popham, (second row) Megan Wheeler, Laura Hussey, (third row) Josh Paul, Heath McNease, Zach Gilbert, (fourth row) Lauren Riner, Carlye McLaughlin, Tommy Venuti, Karen Webb

September 15 - 21, 2005, Lab Theatre

Nevermore!
By Julian Wiles, based on the life and works of Edgar Allan Poe
Directed by Deborah Morgan
Designed by Jonathan Fries & John Hemphill (set), John Hemphill (lighting), Kathy Raess-Young (costumes) Ryan Robicheaux (sound), Mike Harbin (technical direction)
Pictured L-R: Monica Redman, Matt Ducati

October 6 - 12, 2005, Sawyer Theatre

Scrooge!
Book, Music & Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse
Directed by Dr. Randy Wheeler; Choreographer by Eric Brandt Nielsen; Musical direction by Michael Elliott; Conducted by Dr. Joe Brashier
Designed by Rich Haptonstall (set), John Hemphill (lighting), LeVonne Lindsay (costumes), Daniel Wilson (sound), David Flores (hair & makeup), Mike Harbin (technical direction)
Pictured: Chris Bell

November 10-19, 2005, Sawyer Theater

The Tuesday Afternoon Regulars
Theatre-for-Youth Tour
Book by Joseph Robinette, Music by Thomas Tierney, Lyrics by Joseph Robinette & Thomas Tierney
Directed by Dr. Randy Wheeler, Choreographed by Barbara Hartwig, Musical Direction by Michael Elliott
Designed by Rich Haptonstall (set), John Hemphill (lighting), LeVonne Lindsay (costumes), James Helms (technical direction)
Pictured L-R: Joe Massingill, Marie O'Neal, David Flores, Tracy McBurnett, Kamie Sullivan, Will Norris, Amy Morrow (front)

February 3, 4, 24, 25, 2006, Sawyer Theatre

Equus
By Peter Schaffer
Directed by Dr. Randy Wheeler
Designed by Rich Haptonstall (set & lighting), LeVonne Lindsay (costumes), James Helms (technical direction)
Pictured L-R: Heath McNease, Joe Massingill, Josh Paul

February 16-22, 2006, Lab Theatre

Sophocles' Antigone, an English version by Dudley Fitts & Robert Fitzgerald
Directed by Jacque Wheeler
Designed by Rich Haptonstall (set), Ryan Robicheaux (lighting), LeVonne Lindsay (costumes), John Hemphill (sound), Deborah Morgan (dramaturg), Jason Armit & Jacki Blakeney (fight choreography), Mike Dana (original music)
Pictured:

Turning 20
Choreographed by: Sarah McCalister, Eric Brandt Nielsen, & Catherine Schaeffer
Designed by: Rich Haptonstall (scenic coordination), James Helms (lighting & technical direction), LeVonne Lindsay, Kathy Raess-Young, Mary Selvoski & Ali Braun (costumes)
Pictured L-R

Enchanted April

Directed by Jacque Wheeler

Masterpieces in Motion
Choreographed by Eric Brandt Nielsen

Murder on the Nile
By Agatha Christie
Directed by H. Duke Guthrie

Proof

Directed by Dr. Randy Wheeler

March, Lab Theatre

1980-1981
The Gingerbread Lady, A Hatful of Rain,
The Fabulous Fable Factory, A Little Night Music, Dark of the Moon, Original One-Acts, The Bald Soprano, A Broadway Review

1981-1982
1984, The Creation of the World and Other Business, The Me Nobody Knows, The Waltz of the Toreadors, Showdown at the Sugarcane Saloon, Whose Life is It, Anyway?, Romeo and Juliet

1983-1984
The Elephant Man, Barefoot In The Park, The Littlest Angel, Flowers For Algernon, Medea, Dance ’84, Vanities, Pippin

1984-1985
The Miser, Son of Radio, The Member of the Wedding, Cabaret, Charlotte’s Web, Butterflies are Free, Original One-Acts, The Music Man

1985-1986
The Belle Of Amherst, Images, A Night at Delmonico’s, The Land of the Dragon, The Shadow Box, Guys and Dolls, The Merchant of Venice

1988-1989
Agnes of God, Desire Under the Elms;Dance, Dance, Dance; Wait Until Dark, The Arkansaw Bear, Noises Off, Suddenly Last Summer, The Pirates of Penzance

1990-1991
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Passion of Dracula, What the Butler Saw, The Nerd, Tall Betsy &the Crackerbarrel Tales; No, No, Nanette; The Imaginary Invalid; A Salute to Fred Astaire

1992-1993
‘Night Mother, Lend Me a Tenor, She Stoops To Conquer, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Just So Stories, Tribute to Gene Kelly, The Boys Next Door, Big River

2004-2005
Enchanted April, Masterpieces in Motion,
Macbeth, Cinderella: the World's Favorite Fairy Tale, Murder on the Nile, Proof, The Pajama Game

2005-2006
Robert Fulghum's All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, Nevermore, Scrooge!, The Tuesday Afternoon Regulars, Equus, Antigone, Turning 20

2010-2011
Buried Child, Romeo and Juliet, Sweet Charity, Enchanted Mirrors, Pride and Prejudice, VSU Repertory Dancers' 25th Anniversary Concert, Emerging Artists Showcase