Love/Sick - February 11 - February 14, 2021
Stonehill Theatre Company
Crew Who's Who
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John Cariani
Playwright & Director
John Cariani is a Tony Award-nominated actor and a playwright. As an actor, he’s appeared on Broadway, off Broadway, and in several films and television shows. As a playwright, he’s best known for his first play, Almost, Maine. LOVE/SICK is his third play, and John is very happy that Professor Matt Greene wanted to tackle it with his students at Stonehill College—during a pandemic. What you are about to see is a strange hybrid of film and theater. It took about four months to complete. We began rehearsals in September via Zoom. And then, in November, our cinematographer, Alex Rouleau, shot each scene separately—and in one take—to try to create a “live” feeling. And then our tech wizard, Ryan Glista, spiffed up what we shot with his editing skills. Thanks, Alex, Ryan, Felicia, Abby, and Matt, for making this happen. And huge thanks to this amazing cast. Great talents. Great work ethics. Great people.
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Felicia Cafua
Stage Manager
Felicia Cafua, junior Biology major, is the first in her family to attend college. She's performed as an actress in a multitude of different productions both at her high school and Stonehill College. Love/Sick is her second production as the Stage Manager. Felicia achieved the Stage Manager Award her junior year at the METG Festival for the production of Do Not Go Gentle.
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Abby Kramer
Assistant Stage Manager
Besides being onstage, Abby loves to work behind the scenes in theatre. This is her first time being an assistant stage manager, but she is excited to continue exploring the role. She would like to thank Felicia for graciously working with her and being an amazing Stage Manager.
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Matt Greene
Artistic Director
Writing: The East, CHOKE, For the Love of Dog, 160 North, The Heist, God in a 747, Black Diamond. Directing: American Idiot, Talk Radio, In The Heights, Cabaret, The Crucible, Noises Off, Little Shop…, The Boys Next Door, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Acting: 6-years as a Blue Man and 40 more productions. 160 North was made into a feature film (Kasganj) by Chhoti Productions/Cineplay in Mumbai, India.
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