The Taming of the Shrew

The Taming of the Shrew - October 19 - October 21, 2023

Sullivan High School Missouri

Crew Who's Who

Blaine Englert^

House/Box Office Manager

(Senior) has helped out before with a variety of shows, however, this is his first official position! Blaine is also a member of band. Blaine did not fill out his bio form, but we are pretty sure he'd like to thank you all for coming and seeing his hard work at cleaning, decorating, and making the lobby look fabulous!
Madeline Gehlauf^

Crew

(Junior) has previously appeared in Nevermore. She is a member of band, NHS, TFA, and choir. She would like to thank the cast and crew of every show-past, present, and future! It's such an honor to work with everyone in this program! Her favorite thing about the 1920's is the types of music that were popular, specifically jazz, as well as the beaded, flapper style dresses!
Kennedy Medling*~

Lighting/Sound Designer

(Junior) has previously worked on And Then They Came for Me, Christmas Carol Goes Wrong and Nevermore. She is a student in the ECA program and spends most of her day in college courses as well as a member of scholarbowl. She would like to tell you that in 1926, a racoon was sent to the White House for Thanksgiving dinner. She was instead later kept as a pet, her name was Rebecca.
Natalie Medlock*~

Production Stage Manager

(Senior) has previously appeared in Nevermore, Newsies, and MacBeth. She is a student in the ECA program and spends most of her day in college courses and a member of NHS. She would like to thank her big brother for helping her relax after rehearsal, and being her social sword. Natalie's favorite aspect of the 1920's is the Harlem Renaissance as well as the jazz music that
Lillian Schuler*

Scenic Designer

(Senior) has been painting each set since MacBeth and even designed the set for Christmas Carol Goes Wrong (as well as this set). She did not fill out a bio form, but we are pretty sure she'd like to thank you for coming to see this production and admiring her many hours of research, design work, and of course wood graining!