It is certainly no mystery that it takes a whole bunch of extremely dedicated people to put on a show of this nature!
I, along with the cast and crew, would like to thank everyone involved! We honestly could not do it without all of your support. So here we go!
THANK YOU TO:
- Peter Martino, for this BREATHTAKING set. I want to live here!
- Robin Damuth for our stunning costumes. You have set the mood perfectly.
- David DiMarchi for our graphic design. From the posters to the playbills, you make us look so good.
- Nicole Mount for the fantastic headshots.
- Brian Haire for all the time and care you have taken creating the looks and helping the actors learn to style their hair. It makes such an enourmous difference in the production.
- The SoleStage Theater PARENTS! You are all so caring and supportive of what we do. Thank you Deb Daughterman for leading this amazing group of people.
- Tom Wilshutz and all of the Administrators here at Solebury School. you all recognize the importance of the Arts in our lives and work tirelessly to bring Arts programing to our students. We are so lucky to be able to thrive in a school community like this.
- Diane, Joan and Patricia in the Main Office. You keep us right on track!
- The Maintenence Department! You are always so helpful and supportive. What would we do without you?
- Peter Huth and his Team. Our school has never looked better. The care you show for our community is wonderful and so appreciated.
Personally I would also like to thank my family and friends for their constant support. Thank you to my patient husband, Eric, who has to put up with a missing wife many weeks of the year. I love you! Thanks to my son Alex, for making me want to be the best person I can be. I love you, honey. Thanks to the rest of the Rowley/Jacobson Clan, we are a goofy bunch, but I wouldn't trade you for anything in the world.
I have always been an avid fan of Agatha Christie and it was a joy to work on this show with this cast and crew. Thank you to each and every member of this group. You were all so willing to throw yourselves into the mood and feeling of this production. Your generosity of spirit has turned a script into a living breathing slice of the 1940's. Bravo!
Enjoy the show, we hope it takes a while for you to figue out "Whodunnit"!!
Mysteriously yours,
Shawn
