by Tommy Jamerson
original music by Edward A Bean
directed by Nicholas J. Clarey
assistant director Ricky Cortez
produced by Serena Marie Smith, Brittany Reese, and Tommy Jamerson
stage manager Tommy Barbara
assistant stage manager Ellie Schuckman
CAST
Lauree - Maki Iman
Sydney - Melissa Mugica
Nancie - May Riekenberg
Jack - Michael McBride
Hook Hands/The Presence - Jerry Narciso
Guy in Tux/The Guest - Nat Gennace
Headless Ghost/The Father - Joe Miceli
Young Man - Botond Ekler-Szabo
Grandmother - Ruth Rooney
Grandfather - Joel Redmount
Maitre d'/Visitor - Andre Fleming
Astrid - Addie Kriegel
Mia - Arielle Waller
The Stepmother - Emily Martin
Freya - Christine Melina
Crystal/The New Mother - Jillana Kucey
Nicole - Sophia Rounsavill
Rachel - Lital Knoll
Understudies
For Laurie - Addie Kriegel, For Sydney - Arielle Waller, For Nancie - Ellie Shcuckman, For Jack - Andre Fleming, For Grandfather - Jerry Narciso, For Grandmother - Emily Martin, For Stepmother - Jillana Kucey. For Maitre d'/Visitor - Joe Miceli, For The Presence - Nat Gennace, For The New Mother - Sophia Rounsavill.
Swings - Serena Marie Smith, Leila Tai Brown, Efrain Cortez, Brittany Reese.
STAFF
Playwright - Tommy Jamerson
Director/Set Design - Nicholas J. Clarey
Assistant Director - Ricky Cortez
Stage Manager - Tommy Barbara
Assistant Stage Manager - Ellie Schuckman
Producers - Serena Marie Smith, Brittany Reese, Tommy Jamerson
Technical Director - Douglas Reese
Incidental and Scene Change Music Composer - Edward A. Bean
Fight Director - Craig Hill
Intimacy Director - Amanda Castro-Conroy
Costumer - Leila Tai Brown
Costume Asst - Annette Friend
Lighting Designer - Danny Viola
Sound Design - Alex Post
Program Design- Mark Aquilino
Props Designer/SFX Props Creator - Johanna Hill
Props Director - Lisa Tasch
Social Media Director - Sabrina Santoro
Box Office Manager - Dawilla Madsen
Production Photographer - Gabrielle Williams
ABOUT THE PLAY
East-Coast Premiere
Every Halloween, besties Lauree, Sydney and Nancie have made a tradition of sneaking into an abandoned graveyard and attempting to outscare each other with a series of campfire tales packed with premium spookage. But when Nancie’s love interest joins in on the fun, the girls’ night is thrown out of sorts, and long-buried ghosts from the past begin to rise from the grave once more. Briskly-paced, highly-theatrical and threaded with heart, humor and three of your favorite scary stories to tell in the dark, The Graveyard Girls is guaranteed to give audiences goosebumps!
This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council
on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment
for the Arts and administered by the Essex County Division of Cultural and Historic Affairs.