You Can't Take it With You

You Can't Take it With You - March 19 - March 28, 2015

Robertson County Players

Crew Who's Who

Sarah Head

Director

Sarah first stepped onto a stage when she was 6 years old and has been stage struck ever since. She has been involved with theater in every aspect including acting, costumes, props, stage managing and directing. Some of her favorite roles have been Jill in "Butterflies Are Free," Gay Wellington in "You Can't Take It With You" and Aunt Abbey in "Arsenic and Old Lace." "You Can't Take It With You" has always been a favorite show of Sarah's, having been in 2 previous productions, so it was a natural choice for her directorial debut at RCP. As always, thanks to Tom for enduring while she pursued her passion and lastly, many, many thanks to a patient and amazingly talented cast. It has been a joy every step of the way.
Ronny Noles

Producer

Ronny Noles is an RCP veteran who appeared recently in “Harvey”, “Arsenic and Old Lace”, and “The Music Man”. He also portrayed Mark Twain in “Big River.” He is a member of the RCP Board of Directors and is chairman of the “Supporting Cast- SMS Auditorium Fund” committee. He previously served as producer for “The Passion of Dracula” while also performing the lead role.
Shelby Andal

Associate Producer

Shelby made her RCP debut this summer in Ragtime playing the role of Mother. Her on-stage experience includes the role of Maria in "The Sound of Music," as well as various parts in "Oklahoma" and "Kiss Me Kate." In 2012, she was the Producer for Willow Oak Center for Arts & Learning's Broadway Revue. She is on the Board of Directors for RCP, and owns and operates a photography company in Springfield. Shelby wants to give a SHOUT OUT to her boys, Connor & Clayton and to her husband, Ty for supporting her, even when they have to trade our bedtime story for rehearsal!
Elise Carneal

Production Stage Manager

Elise has worked on numerous RCP productions over its three decade history; most recently as Associate Producer for “Big River,” “Ragtime” and “To Kill a Mockingbird.” She currently works at International Automotive Components and is an active member of the First United Methodist Church. As always, Elise is grateful for the opportunity of working with a great cast and crew.