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A NOTE FROM THE R2P LEADERSHIP TEAM
We think we’re pretty lucky around here.
We suppose we could be digging ditches. Instead, we’re spending the weekend putting on what is
simply one of the greatest works in the history of human invention.
We have the privilege of collaborating with a huge collection of talented and dedicated friends who
work tirelessly to help us bring wonderful stories to life.
As a company, we’ve done this nearly two dozen times already, and as you can see from the page
on the right, we’re not planning to stop any time soon.
And you’ve decided to join us. You’ve left the comfort of your homes, spent some of your hardearned money, and taken a seat in a dark room to suspend your disbelief for a couple of hours.
We have much to be grateful for, and we want to take this moment to say “thank you” for being a
part of it all.
Best,
Gail, Joey, & Todd
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ROMEO & JULIET
BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
(Edited by Joey Steinhagen)
CAST OF CHARACTERS (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE)
Sampson ...................................................................................................................... James Palmer
Gregory .......................................................................................................................Emily Scarpulla
Mercutio........................................................................................................................ Erin Hilgartner
Balthasar ...........................................................................................................Rachael McClenahan
Benvolio.................................................................................................................. Charlotte Senders
Tybalt...................................................................................................................... Cacidy Rosemann
Prince ................................................................................................................................ Ivy Stevens
Romeo ........................................................................................................................ Kevin Hilgartner
Lord Capulet.................................................................................................................... Caleb Harris
Paris .................................................................................................................................Noah Elman
Lady Capulet .....................................................................................................Rachael McClenahan
Juliet ................................................................................................................................ Nicole Rossi
Nurse .............................................................................................................................Anthony Nigro
Friar Laurence .............................................................................................................. James Palmer
Apothecary ........................................................................................................................ Ivy Stevens
Friar John ....................................................................................................................Emily Scarpulla
SYNOPSIS OF SCENES
Place: Mostly Verona
Time: Pretty much now
ACT I
SCENE I The streets of Verona
SCENE II The same
SCENE III Juliet Capulet’s bedroom
SCENE IV Just outside the Capulets’ house
SCENE V Inside the Capulets’ house
ACT II
SCENE I The yard outside the Capulets’ house
SCENE II Outside Juliet’s room
SCENE III Friar Laurence's place
SCENE IV Back to the streets of Verona
SCENE V Juliet’s bedroom
SCENE VI Friar Laurence's place
ACT III
SCENE I The streets of Verona
~ There will be a fifteen-minute intermission. ~
SCENE II
SCENE III
SCENE IV
SCENE V
ACT IV
SCENE I
SCENE III
SCENE V
ACT V
SCENE I
SCENE II
SCENE III
Juliet’s bedroom
Friar Laurence's place
At the Capulets’ house
Juliet’s bedroom
Friar Laurence's place
Juliet's bedroom
Juliet’s bedroom, the next morning
The streets of Mantua
Friar Laurence's place
Outside and inside the tomb of the Capulets
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FEATURED MUSIC
Above (Blue Man Group), Weapon of Choice (Fatboy Slim), God Put a Smile Upon Your Face
(Coldplay), Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (Cyndi Lauper), Tangerine Speedo (Caviar), Trance #5
(Eddie Mix), In Your Eyes (Peter Gabriel), Better (Regina Spektor), Still Fighting It (Ben Folds),
Fight For Your Right (Beastie Boys), Walking on Sunshine (Katrina & The Waves), Too Cool For
School (Fountains of Wayne), Firestarter (The Prodigy), Inquisition Symphony (Apocalyptica), A
Rose By Any Other Name (Holly Palmer), Lover I Don't Have to Love (Bright Eyes), Fields of
Gold (Eva Cassidy), Precious Things (Tori Amos), Turning Tables (Adele), Winter Song (Sara
Bareilles & Ingrid Michaelson), Instrumental 2 (Moulin Rouge), The Edge of Glory (Lady Gaga)
ARTISTIC TEAM
Director/Sound Design ............................................................................................. Joey Steinhagen
Producer ........................................................................................................................... Gail Belokur
Scenic Design ...................................................................................................Alexander Woodward
Lighting Design .......................................................................................................... David Arsenault
Costume Design ..................................................................................................... Maxine Etchinson
Fight Choreographer ....................................................................................................... Nick Shuhan
Assistant Director ............................................................................................................. Anya Gibian
Costume Designer Mentor ............................................................................................... Lisa Boquist
PRODUCTION TEAM
Stage Manager .............................................................................................................. Elaine Young
Technical Director ................................................................................................... Heather Klausner
Assistant Stage Manager............................................................................................... Engy Hassan
Sound Engineers ..................................................................Brianna Hulbert and Rachel Harrington
Light Board Operator ..................................................................................................... Tori Sheehan
Master Electrician ..................................................................................................... Adam Nickerson
Wardrobe Supervisor/Production Assistant ..................................................................... Sari Koppel
Assistant Master Electrician ............................................................................................ Nick Shuhan
Paint Crew .....................................Diane Beckwith, Amanda Wagner, Brett Wagner, Judy Wagner,
Carol Bobertz, Grace Bobertz, Sam Bobertz, Anya Gibian, Elaine Young, Engy Hassan
RUNNING TO PLACES BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kelly A. Damm
Dick Furnas
Heidi Goldstein
Bruce Grieshaber
Carolyn Koppel
RUNNING TO PLACES STAFF
Gail Belokur.....................................................................Resident Producer and Co-Artistic Director
Joey Steinhagen ............................................................... Resident Director and Co-Artistic Director
Linda Harris ............................................................................................................. Finance Manager
Todd Peterson .............................................................................................Resident Choreographer
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BIOS
ALEXANDER WOODWARD (Scenic Design) is thrilled to be back in Ithaca and working
with R2P again. He has worked with Running to Places designing several projects including:
Charlie Brown, HONK!, Once Upon A Mattress, and Footloose both as a designer and a
mentor. Some of his local credits include designs for Tartuffe, Hedda Gabler, and The Wild Party
all for Ithaca College. Alexander has also assisted for numerous companies around the country
including: Roundabout Theatre, Second Stage, Playwrights Horizons, Dallas Theatre Center, The
Guthrie, La Jolla, The Old Globe, Williamstown, Barrington Stage. Congratulations Cast and
Crew of Romeo and Juliet!
ANTHONY NIGRO (Nurse) would like to give a huge thanks to Joey, Todd, Gail, Kevin, Nicole,
and the rest of the cast and crew for all their hard work and dedication, and for making this such a
fun experience! Enjoy the show!
CALEB HARRIS (Lord Capulet) is a sophomore at IHS and has been enjoying every part of his
year. He has been in numerous R2P productions, some of his favorites being Lt. Brannigan in
Guys and Dolls, and Mayor Shinn in The Music Man. He also hopes to be doing backstage work
at some point in the summer. When not found on stage you can usually find him rowing with the
Cascadilla Boat Club, playing piano, taking photos or trying to stay on top of his homework. He
would like to thank Joey, Gail, and Todd for being the wonderful people that they are and his
parents for driving him EVERYWHERE. Enjoy the show!
CHARLOTTE SENDERS (Benvolio) is pleased to be a part of her 10th Running to Places show. She
loves biology and playing music. She recently joined Ithaca's youth run Shakespeare group,
Shakespeare in the Basement, fell in love with the Bard, and is now incredibly excited to be in R+J.
She'd like to thank Paul Westin and Kevin Hilgartner for getting her started with this whole
Shakespeare thing, the wonderful production team, her parents, and her older brother. Enjoy the show!
DAVID L. ARSENAULT (Lighting Design) R2P: You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Thoroughly
Modern Millie (sets and lights, upcoming). NYC (Sets): First Prize (Arclight Theatre), Baltimore in
Black and White (Cell Theatre), How I Fell In Love (Abingdon Theatre Company), Brian
Dykstra's Ho! (The Drilling Company), The Sound of Music (Hewitt School), Terms of
Dismemberment (NY International Fringe Festival). Other: After the Revolution (Williamstown), The
Brothers Size (Kitchen Theatre), Floyd Collins, Children of Eden, Cashel Byron's Profession (Ithaca
College). Lighting Design: Metamorphoses (Ithaca College). Upcoming: Mary's Wedding at the
Kitchen Theatre. David has spent summers at Barrington Stage Co. in Pittsfield, MA and at the
Williamstown Theatre Festival in Williamstown, MA. He is a graduate of Ithaca College. To view
more of his work, please visit: www.davidarsenaultdesign.com
ELAINE YOUNG (Stage Manager) is a senior at Dryden High School. She will be attending Ohio
Weselyan University in the fall. Elaine has been involved with R2P since its beginning. She was
assistant stage manager for The Pirates of Penzance, Damn Yankees, and HONK! And She has
been Stage Manager for R2P's Little Shop of Horrors and R2P2's The Last Five Years and
Dryden Middle School's production of Once on This Island. Elaine also appears on stage; most
recently as Mrs. Harcourt in Anything Goes and as a featured performer in Spring Showcase.
Elaine can not think of a better show to end her senior year. Thank you to the cast, Joey, Anya,
Nick, Gail, and the rest of the production team for making this such a wonderful experience.
ENGY HASSAN (Assistant Stage Manager/Projections) is a Junior at Ithaca High School. Engy is
very glad to be apart of the production team. Engy hopes to continue in the world of preforming arts.
EMILY SCARPULLA (Gregory, Friar John) is very excited to be in another R2P show. She has recently
been in Ithaca High School's production of "The Wiz" and Shakespeare in the Basement's "Measure for
Measure". She enjoys writing music and playing piano. Emily would like to thank her dad for driving her to
rehearsals and the cast and crew for making this a wonderful experience. Enjoy the show!
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ERIN HILGARTNER (Mercutio) is in 6 grade at Boynton Middle School. Erin made her R2P debut
earlier this year as one of Joseph’s brothers, singing “Benjamin Calypso,” in Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Erin recently performed in Boynton’s production of Beauty and
the Beast as Cogsworth the Clock, and in a production of The Pillowman at Cornell. She also has
been in several shows at the Kitchen Theatre. Enjoy the show! “A plague o’ both your houses.”
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IVY STEVENS (Prince Escalus, Apothecary): Ivy is in her last year of High School, and this show may
possibly be her last before graduation, so she hopes it fills everyone’s expectations and more. She has
previously been involved with R2P in Wind in the Willows (Fox) and as an Assistant Stage Manager for
Anything Goes. She’s also acted with Shakespeare in the Basement in The Tempest (Duke Alonso)
and Measure for Measure (Duke Vincentio/Friar Lodowic), along with countless school plays. While
she regrets the fact that she has yet to play a woman on stage while doing Shakespeare, she cannot
wait to see this show on its feet, and hopes you enjoy it as much as she has!
JAMES PALMER (Sampson, Friar Laurence) is so very excited to be performing with R2P in
Romeo & Juliet. Surprisingly he is not a villain but rather plays Friar Laurence. With Shakespeare
in the Basement he has played Angelo (a villain) in Measure for Measure, Antonio (a villain) in
The Tempest, and various character roles in As You Like It. He 'twas in Anything Goes as Evelyn
and in The Spring Showcase making R&J his third R2P show this season. He would like to thank
his amazing cast, crew and directors, his parents for food and shelter, Ivy for the robot mermaid
art, Kevin for the hugs, and Charlotte for the awkward dances. He would like you to remember
the 11th commandment. Thou shalt enjoy the show!
KEVIN HILGARTNER (Romeo), a junior at IHS, is thrilled to be part of this R2P production.
Some of Kevin’s favorite prior R2P roles include: Moon in Anything Goes, Marcellus Washburn in
The Music Man, Banjo in The Man Who Came to Dinner, The Modern Major General in The
Pirates of Penzance, and Jamie in the R2P2 production of The Last Five Years. He has appeared
at the Kitchen Theatre, Hangar Theatre, Cornell Schwartz Center, Ithaca High School, Boynton
Middle School, and the Palo Alto Children’s Theatre. Kevin is also Co-Artistic Director of
Shakespeare in the Basement, an entirely youth-run Shakespeare company, which recently did a
production of Measure for Measure. Kevin would like to thank his brother Nathan, Paula Berman,
and SITB for giving him the Shakespeare bug, Nicole for being so amazing to work with, his sister
Erin for being awesome, and Joey for being the best director anyone could ask for.
NICOLE ROSSI (Juliet) As a sophomore at Trumansburg High School Nicole is thrilled to be a part
of Romeo and Juliet!!! She has recently been a lead in Trumansburg's production of Lurking on the
Railroad. Her Running to Places experiences include the middle school musical of Honk, Spring
Showcase 2009, and 2010, Footloose, and Guys and Dolls. She has had a spectacular time
working in Running to Places and would like to thank Joey, Gail, and Todd for all of the work they do
to make these shows great. She would also really like to thank her family and friends for all of the
support they give through thick and thin. She hopes everyone enjoys this amazing show!!!
NOAH ELMAN (Paris) is excited to be in his 6th show with R2P. Most recently, he was backstage
as an ASM for Spring Showcase. Other than acting, he enjoys singing, videogames, climbing, and
reading. Noah would like to thank his family for putting up with his schedule. Enjoy the show!
RACHAEL MCCLENAHAN (Lady Capulet, Balthasar) is a senior at Dryden High School and is
very excited to be in R2P's production of Romeo and Juliet. She has been in several R2P
productions including Anything Goes, Music Man, and Spring Showcase 2008-10. She has also
been in Seussical the Musical and The Wizard of Oz at Dryden High School. She would like to
thank her mother for all the support and help over the years.
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RACHEL HARRINGTON (Production Assistant/Sound Assistant) is a homeschooled senior and
is super-duper excited for this Running to Places show. She's never had the opportunity to be
involved with a Shakespeare show, and is pretty shnazy-dazy excited about it. This is her 12th
(she THINKS this is her 12th...she can't really remember) show with R2P, and would like to make
sure that YOU know that she's enjoyed EVERY SINGLE ONE she's been a part of. Previous
credits include: PA/Fly systems operator for Spring Showcase '09, ASM for HONK!, Singin' in The
Rain, and Wind in The Willows, Wardrode Supervisor for Anything Goes and Joseph and The
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, ensemble for Footloose, Mission Doll for Guys 'n Dolls, Mrs.
Paroo in The Music Man, ensemble in Spring Showcase '11, and she also sang part of 'Greased
Lightnin'' in Spring Showcase '10. (All with R2P) You'll be seeing her as 'Mrs. Meers' in
Thoroughly Modern Millie later this season (July 29th-31 2011 at THE STATE THEATRE!!!!!)
She'd like to thank everyone. Oh, and say: "Ya'll do a lot of kissin'."
SARI KOPPEL (Production Assistant/Wardrobe Supervisor): Sari is a sophomore at T-burg and
is extremely happy to be working with such a wonderful group of people. Sari is usually on the
other side of the production but is thrilled to sit back and watch this amazing cast show their stuff!
You may have seen her this season in the 2011 Spring Showcase or in Anything Goes (Reno
Sweeny). Next year she will be attending Interlochen Academy of the Arts as a theatre major.
Thanks to my friends and family for the support. Also big thanks to our fantastic stage manager
Elaine and the rest of the production team and cast for making this such an delightful process.
Now please sit back and enjoy this emotional roller coaster!
RUNNING TO PLACES STAFF
Gail Belokur (Resident Producer and Co-Artistic Director) has worked professionally with
young people in the performing arts in Upstate New York for over 20 years. Her wide range of
credits include directing, stage managing, producing, and designing (scenic, costume and
lighting) for dozens of plays, musicals and dance recitals for middle and high school students.
As founder and artistic director of New Vine Productions, Gail also taught acting workshops
and developed arts programs for theatre, dance, music and the visual arts before leaving to
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help launch Running to Places. She also enjoys mentoring college students, and enjoys
being able to do so through the R2P mentor program and the newly developed “R2P2”
program. Gail received her BA in Drama from Ithaca College. She thanks and sends love to
husband, George, and their children Kristen, Shauna and Michael.
Joey Steinhagen (Resident Director and Co-Artistic Director) has been teaching, acting in, and
directing theatre for young people throughout Tompkins County since 1993. He received his BFA in
Acting from Ithaca College. Over the years, he has directed musicals and plays at Ithaca and
Dryden High Schools, Dryden, Boynton, and Dewitt Middle Schools, for the Northern Lights
Learning Center, and the Hangar Theatre’s Kiddstuff series. Joey has taught acting at Ithaca
College, Cornell, SUNY Cortland, Hangar Theatre’s Next Generation program, and the Ithaca Youth
Bureau. As an actor, Joey is a familiar face on the stage of the Kitchen Theatre, having appeared in
many Mainstage and Family Fare shows. He shares his life with his #1 guy Aram and his BFF Erica.
Linda Harris (Finance Manager) As an R2P parent she was, and continues to be, extremely inspired
by the dedication of the founders of R2P. She has observed their positive influence on our sons and
daughters and the enormous amount of personal time they give, all delivered with never ending
enthusiasm and a smile. When R2P reached the goal of obtaining their non-profit status (no small feat
in itself!) and needed to move forward to prepare to do business “officially” she gladly volunteered her
services to help them set up shop. She brings with her, (in addition to her enthusiasm and
excitement!), over twenty years of finance and administrative experience. More than ten of those
years were in the non-profit sector such as The Chemical Dependencies Clinic of Otsego County and
most recently, several years as the Finance Manager at the Cayuga Nature Center. Presently she is a
Grant and Contract Officer for the College of Ag and Life Sciences at Cornell. She is looking forward
to working with the rest of the R2P staff “behind the scenes”, (where Gail knows she is happiest!), and
supporting their hard work and heartfelt efforts for our local youth.
Todd Peterson (Resident Choreographer) has been performing and instructing professionally for
over 20 years. A former Broadway performer, Todd was trained locally and in New York City. His
instructional and choreographic genre include ballet, jazz, tap, modern, lyrical, and acrobatic forms
of dance. While training and performing in NYC Todd attended the Henry Le Tang and Broadway
Center for performing arts. Among his list of accomplishments, Todd is a previous Dance
Educators of America Performing Arts Champion, featured dancer for the Miss Black America
Pageant, Showcase performer for the Frank Hatchett, Gregory/Maurice Hines Dance Center in
Springfield Massachusetts, director/choreographer for The Peace Child Foundation’s production of
"City of Peace under the mentorship of Shakespeare in the Park creator Arthur Lithgow. Todd was
ranked 5th nationally in men’s solo baton twirling at Americas Youth on Parade in South Bend
Indiana. While attending America’s Youth on Parade he also was ranked #2 in the international
Drum Major Contest. Todd is an inductee in the Twirlers Hall of Fame. He also opened for the Bob
Hope thanks for the Memories tour in Utica New York. Locally he was the co-founder/director of
Ithaca’s Thunderbolt Parade and Show Corp, co-founder of the Boynton Theatre Project, Dance
instructor for CSMA, and SUNY Cortland. Todd has choreographed for SUNY Cortland, Cornell
University, Boynton and Dewitt Middle Schools, and Ithaca and Lansing High Schools. Currently,
Todd is an Educator with the Ithaca City School District as well as the proud director of the Ithaca
Youth Bureau’s Stewart Park Day Camp. Todd and his family were recently featured in the
National Museum of the American Indian (Smithsonian) IndiVisible exhibit in Washington D.C.
Running to Places Theatre Company (R2P) is a nonprofit theatre company for teens that
rehearses and performs all over the Tompkins County area. We provide youth with
opportunities to participate in all aspects of theatre and the process allows them to create great
art, develop important life skills, and make deep connections with teens from every school
district in the county. Participation is open to all those in grades 6-12 or the home school
equivalent. Rather than impose a strict fee structure for participation, we depend on donations,
fundraising, ticket sales, business sponsorships, and grants. R2P was started in 2007 to meet
the demand for more theatre opportunities for the talented youth in this area, reduce barriers to
participation in the arts, and to build community across the county. After spending its inaugural
season under the nonprofit umbrella of Social Ventures, Running to Places Theatre Company
was incorporated as an independent 501(c)3 in September 2008. The founding members of
R2P are Gail Belokur, Ross Mizrahi, Todd Peterson, and Joey Steinhagen.
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