The Wolves - January 05 - January 06, 2019
St. Lukes School
Crew Who's Who
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Paige Berta
Stage Manager
Paige is currently in her junior year and is excited to be working on her thirteenth show with SLS. She has previously worked as the light board operator for Rent and Bob: A Life in Five Acts, a spotlight operator for Hairspray and The Lion King, a sound board operator for This is a Test and Boeing-Boeing, and a stagehand for James and the Giant Peach and Love/Sick. In addition, she has stage managed Urinetown, Take Ten, and Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, and The 39 Steps. Outside of tech crew and rehearsal, she could be found sailing and hanging out with friends. She hopes you enjoy the show!
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Jack Laibe
Stage Manager
Jack is in his sophmore year at SLS and is thrilled to be working with the amazing cast, crew, and production team of The Wolves! His thirteenth show behind the SLS stage, he has previously worked on such productions as Hairspray, The Lion King, The Giver, and Boeing-Boeing. Outside of school, he has worked behind the scenes of countless EARLY SHOWs at Cape Cod Sea Camps. He hopes you enjoy this show as much as he has!
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Jason Peck
Director/Sound Design
Jason is thrilled to be collaborating with the amazing theatrical artists of the St. Luke's Theatre Company. He has an extensive background in theatre serving as an actor, director, and theatre educator. He has a BFA in Acting from the University of Southern California and an MFA in Acting from the Asolo Acting Conservatory. Jason currently serves as Co-Artistic Director of Thrown Stone, a professional theatre company dedicated to new work in Ridgefield. Notable venues he has worked at: Mark Taper Forum, Florida Rep, Mint Theatre (Off-Broadway,) Asolo Repertory Theatre, and Tim Robbin's Actor's Gang Theatre. TV Credits include work on: NYPD Blue, King of Queens, and three season on the cult hit Roswell. His work as an actor and director has been honored by numerous awards including his most recent SLS production’s of Lisa Loomer’s Distracted and Arthur Miller’s All My Sons which won the Halo Award for “Best Play” in the state of Connecticut.
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