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DEC 03
THROUGH
DEC 18
2022 | 2023 SEASON
A Play in Two Based on the motion
Acts written by picture and on a book by
Philip Grecian Jean Shepherd
Based on the Warner Bros. Motion
Picture by Jean Shepherd,
Leigh Brown & Bob Clark and on the
book “In God We Trust, All Others Pay
Cash” by Jean Shepherd
Phyllis Momtazee Snelling Nicole & Jay Raftery
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Artistic Director’s Message
Welcome to SLO REP’s annual production of A Christmas Story!
This story, beloved by millions because of the classic holiday film released almost
40 years ago, has proven to be one of the most pervasive and ubiquitous parts of
the American holiday experience. For nearly four decades, generations of people
have made the story of Ralphie’s tumultuous quest for a Red Ryder BB Gun a
part of their own, personal celebration of Christmas, family, and childhood.
As theatre artists, that’s a tremendous amount of pressure to have on our shoulders.
However, as I have discovered over the last 11 years, producing this timeless story
is an incredible gift for our actors, technicians, costumers, directors and company.
All of us are so grateful to have the opportunity to be an important part of your
family’s holiday celebration. Each year that we produce A Christmas Story in
this theatre, I’m overwhelmed at the universality and poetry of Jean Shepherd’s
story, and the willingness of audiences to absolutely lose themselves in the joy,
nostalgia, and human connection that only live theatre, in my opinion, can create.
Happy holidays, everyone, and thank you so much for your support!
Kevin Harris
Managing Artistic Director
Ryan Loyd, Rylo Media Design
A Christmas Story, 2018
Show Sponsor
Phyllis Momtazee Snelling
Phyllis Momtazee Snelling has loved living
on our beautiful Central Coast for over 25
years. A graduate of Washington University
Law School in St. Louis, she spent her career
in the development field, as a charitable
estate planner and major gifts officer
mainly working in university settings. She
came to San Luis Obispo in the late 90’s to
work with then Cal Poly President Warren
Baker as Senior Director of the University’s
first Centennial Campaign. She ran that
campaign successfully for five years.
In 2001, Phyllis married Bill Snelling who, among many other successful business
ventures, was the founder of the Bank of Santa Maria and a member of the Board
of Directors for Mid-State Bank until 2005. Phyllis and Bill happily traveled the
world together for over 20 years, spending half the year at their home in Costa
Rica and the other half at home in Shell Beach. Bill passed away in 2017.
Phyllis continues to travel extensively and loves spending time with her four
children and 10 grandchildren, whom she adores. A theatre major at Smith
College before switching to law, Phyllis has always loved theatre and attends
as often as she can wherever she travels. In addition to being a generous
sponsor and supporter of SLO REP, Phyllis also supports Cal Poly, UCLA, the
Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo and the French Hospital Foundation.
Phyllis is a great proponent of the power of philanthropy and firmly believes that if
we all contribute, we can make a huge difference in our community and our world.
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Show Sponsors
Jay and Nicole Raftery
Jay and Nicole Raftery (along with London
and Logan) have been ardent supporters of
local theater following their relocation to San
Luis Obispo County from the Los Angeles
area in 2016. Relocation in that Jay is a
South County local dating back to... we will
leave it at that. Following the move, London
- who had been auditioning and acting in
independent movies and commercials - asked
if she would still have those opportunities.
Her parents explained that “screen” acting in
San Luis Obispo was limited, but there would
be opportunities to perform on stage. When
pressed further by London, they explained - stage acting is a lot like screen - but you
perform in front of many people and if you make a mistake - they see it all! London
expressed her interest and Jay and London found a local production of Willy Wonka
and the Chocolate Factory to make their Central Coast theater debut. After that first
production, the entire family made supporting local theater and the arts a priority.
Nicole very active in the local theater as the Director of Marketing for PCPA- Pacific
Conservatory Theatre in Santa Maria, California, and despite her busy schedule
she enjoys volunteering behind the bar at SLO REP - particularly when one of her
children are gracing the stage. Nicole has two favorite holidays - Christmas and
Halloween - and it is her love of Christmas (and this story), that leads to the annual
sponsorship of this show. They were elated to find out that their son, Logan, would
be making his official SLO REP appearance as Randy (see Logan’s bio on page 18).
In Los Angeles, Jay and Nicole both worked in the entertainment business.
Jay started his career at Universal Video and Music Distribution and Nicole
worked in Consumer Products for Warner Bros. Jay is currently on the Board
of Directors for OperaSLO and works in SLO as an attorney specializing in
business and real property matters. The Raftery Family, as a whole, enjoys
traveling and, well, theater. Thank you for coming to the show!!
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T he Central Coast Guide to Ever y thing Outside
Summer/Fall Issue Out Now
TRI-TIP from page 7
carefully climbed over swathes of
Trailblazing Trailblazing Tour the water
If you want to get a lesson
Feature Feature Feature
Wind
the triple-leafed clusters. respite: the familiar sight of the white
Walk on water
or two, take a tour, or rent
W
One and a half hours later, pole on the peak that’s instantly a boat in Morro Bay, visit
we hit the top and took in the recognizable to SLO residents. Central Coast Outdoors ind whips across the
panorama. Experiencing it at 10 State Park Road or
sand, particles pelting
T-shirts off, sports bras out, and centralcoastoutdoors.com.
with Nora reminded me of why
I love hiking so much. There’s
sweat rolling off our backs, we gained For Shell Beach tours, visit As private camping experiences like Hipcamps the orange canvas kite
flapping in the hands of California
a second wind for the final scramble Central Coast Kayaks at
nothing like being awestruck
to the top. All that was left to do was
1897 Shell Beach Road or grow in popularity and importance, county Kiteboarding owner and instructor
and challenged by nature with a centralcoastkayaks.com. Jason Lee, who’s got his back to the
friend by your side. Gleaming and meander back down to the car and rules and guidelines lag behind Pismo Beach Pier.
THE CENTRAL
grinning,COAST
we grabbed GUIDE
a seat on a TO EVERYTHING OUTSIDE Summer/Fall 2022
junkies
finish a sandwich. “You want to go straight
mountaintop bench etched with “I’m gonna have weird tan downwind, man,” Lee tells Gabe
the words, “End of Trail.” lines. It’s the mark of summer,” Silva, an employee he’s teaching to
Well, not yet for us. Nora said. kitesurf on one afternoon in May.
Together they situate the kite in
22 9 30 Home 50
Cerro San Luis Obispo Aftermath
the right direction, from upwind
Here’s where the “challenge” in to downwind, strings reaching up
Tri-tip Challenge purists will toward the dunes at Pismo State
Tri-tip Challenge reared its head.
All the comforts of Bishop Peak, recommend Firestone for the victory Beach and the kite stops thrashing,
with its shaded trails, mental and capper. But our favorite is Old SLO settling into silence and a full arc
physical maneuvers, and cooling BBQ! It doesn’t matter which one you that takes flight. Silva backs into the
breeze disappeared by the time we pick, just make sure the sandwich waves, holding onto the bar attached Kitesurfers hit the water off Pismo Beach
to the kite strings with his right
arrived at the Cerro San Luis Obispo includes a Central Coast specialty: every spring from March through June
Paddle into the blue
trailhead. The temperature soared hand and the board with his left.
tri-tip (or a meat alternative if that’s
by 10 degrees, the trail was blatantly “It’s not that windy yet, but it’s
what you prefer).
steep, and I could feel the dull pain of starting to get a little bit windier,” STORY BY CAMILLIA LANHAM
It took us four hours to cover Jason says. “If you look out there,
blisters forming under my feet. three peaks, and we were more PHOTOS BY JAYSON MELLOM
To add insult to literal injury, the you can see the whitecaps starting
than happy to sit on the patio with to form. That’s what we look for. …
demographic on this hike comprised
my tri-tip on sourdough, Nora’s And then he’s got to sit down and
mountain bikers and trail runners who
gluten-free meaty fries and beans get his board on.
swiftly skirted past us while I grumpily
version, and our strawberry sodas. BY TAYLOR O’CONNOR “That’s the hardest part of kiting.”
took frequent breaks. Nora was patient
Once Silva gets up, he stays
and kind, and helped me keep going.
Almost 2 miles later, we got PHOTO BY BULBUL RAJAGOPAL
No talking, only munching and
slurping.
Three Central Coast surfboard shapers talk about their path to their craft within 50 meters of the shoreline
and cruises the long, flat, windy
on the range
BY GLEN STARKEY
T
COURTESY PHOTOS BY JOHN FLAHERTY
stretch of Pismo Beach. He’s
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he Central Coast boasts miles Before you run to REI to pick kayaking,” Flaherty said. Guided cave tours last about about a month into his kitesurfing
| Hipcamping of coastline giving residents up a boat and paddle and hit the Central Coast Outdoors guided three hours and the company very surfer remembers that costs about $120 at Costco. Don’t judge him over Fast surf was so difficult, and I already STORY AND PHOTOS BY PETER JOHNSON
| Hearst Castle reopening easy access to recreational water, Flaherty has a few ideas for tours take people to the back parts provides all of the equipment as the fi rst time they found If you stick with it, you can buy Times. He was only in third grade. had my process for that, and I KITESURFERS continued page 52
| Roller skating issues opportunities out on the water. you to consider. of the Morro Bay Estuary, through well as a snack and pictures from
themselves sliding down the quality boards off the rack at one He kept at surfi ng after his family had already held so many boards
| Kitesurfing Kayaking gives you time to not only the channels, and into the dunes by face of a wave. After all the missed of the many local surf shops, but moved back to California to San that I liked under my arm that I
the day, according to the website.
+ enjoy the summer sunshine from
your perch above the sea, it also
Morro Bay: a perfect spot
for beginners
Fairbank Point. If it’s low tide, the
group will go north into the harbor,
Each person must be able to swim,
ones and wipeouts, after catching
whitewater and going straight
eventually, as your skill grows, the
next logical step is to have a custom
Juan Capistrano.
“I was 14 when I shaped my
knew how they should feel under
my arm and how they should feel
California Kiteboarding owner Jason Lee
has been kitesurfing in Pismo Beach for
K
and the minimum age for these
TRAILBLAZING allows people to see critters like sea First, she said beginners or fi rst- as far north as the Embarcadero
trips is 12 years old.
or pearling and faceplanting, if board made specifically for you. fi rst board,” he recalled. “All told, I under my feet. I just trusted that I more than 20 years.
otters, harbor seals, and seasonal time kayakers should join a guided, areas of the bay. you keep at it, you eventually Meet three of the local surf scene’s shaped four boards in high school. could do it,” Stoneman said. enney Enney’s ranch in but stuck making a living off grains nature out here and for them to SLO County now has more than
OUTDOOR KITCHEN birds, Central Coast Outdoors co- kayaking tour and go to Morro Bay For those looking to go out on Regardless of skill, Flaherty learn what all the fuss is about: most well known shapers. Then I didn’t shape for a long time. He estimates he’s made northern San Luis Obispo and cattle, a lifestyle that’s close to enjoy the rangeland,” Enney said. 70 hosts, on properties ranging
owner Virginia Flaherty said. to start. The trips through Central the water without a tour, Flaherty said that everyone should check a paddling into and popping up I was doing competitive surfing and somewhere between 6,000 and County butts up against economically unviable these days. After hosting some retreats, from “cattle ranches, to working
GEAR HUB “It’s just so awesome to be Coast Outdoors go into the bay said Tidelands Park, Coleman Park, wind and tides chart—which can be on a clean, glassy face, making a Shane Stoneman— I was working with shapers [who 8,000 boards. At the beginning, the heart of Paso Robles’ wine “With the drought cycle that’s one military visitor made the vineyards, to family owned
out there in the middle of this so people aren’t dealing with big or the Marina are good launching found at tideschart.com or other turn, and then riding on Mother designed my boards].” he created templates by copying country. Vines dominate the arid becoming shorter and shorter, it’s suggestion: Why doesn’t he rent preserves and apple orchards”
incredible area full of wildlife that ocean waves. points. There are several parking monitoring websites—before they Nature’s free energy. Once you the Renaissance man Later as an adult and after boards that he liked and that he summer landscape east of San harder and harder to grow grain,” out his four campsites to the across 85,000 acres, and they inject
you can see as it swims past you,” “It’s great to do a tour at least to lots available and they all have go out so currents don’t become catch the surf bug, it can be a Shane Stoneman is a terrific many years as a competitive knew worked, but he considers Miguel until the grapes give way to Enney said. “And the cattle is public? In 2018, Enney signed $3.2 million per year of spending
Flaherty said. “There are very few start because you’ll get an overview great accessibility, she said. overbearing. Kayakers should try lifelong affl iction. singer-songwriter and gifted surfer, he landed in Cayucos. himself “pretty low-tech.” his 850 acres of grain, cattle, and hardly bringing in anything at all.” up as a host on Hipcamp, an app into the economy.
places left in California that have and a lay of the land. Then they to go with a buddy, but if not, they For three Central Coast custom painter, but he makes his living “That was when Cole Simler “Other shapers have a wall untouched open space. Veering off from the vista that connects rural landowners For Enney, the pandemic
an amazing outdoor scenic area, [can] go out and kayak on their Shell Beach: for intermediate should at least let someone know surfboard shapers, their craft was shaping custom surfboards. His was in town. Remember Cole of beautiful rail templates and “My joke is I’m the defender of the point, a dirt road connects two with campers interested in unique pushed his campsites to 80 percent
or advanced kayakers
Walk on
and it’s super unique.” own. It’s a great way to start a direct extension of their love shaping room is tucked up in the Surfboards? I was getting boards stuff, and mine are the same one rangeland,” said Enney. “Because pads of gravel spaced about 50 outdoor experiences. At the time, occupancy as business went
where they’re planning to be and
For those looking for an extra of surfing, a natural next step golden hills of Cayucos, a quiet from him, and we were having I did 20 years ago. I used to surf when you come out here, you look yards apart. Each contains a large the concept seemed relatively new “gangbusters.” Priced at $75 per
water
push, or who want to try something what time they will be back.
in their personal evolution to place surrounded by wildlife. beers one day and he said, ‘I’m a ton, so I was able to get a lot of south and see the vineyards come canvas tent with a bed inside, as for the area, he said. night each, he said the sites have
new, Flaherty said Shell Beach’s “I would just encourage people become a crucial financial lifeline
becoming better surfers by making He started surfi ng at 8 years not going to do your board. You feedback from myself.” right up to my edge.” well as picnic tables, fire pits, and “I looked at it like nobody else
Dinosaur Caves or Vista Del Mar are to get out there. It’s just right themselves the perfect surfboard. do your board.’ I was like, ‘Don’t He’s also gotten a lot faster at The retired U.S. Marine colonel, other camping amenities. was doing it,” Enney said. “Every for his family and his ability to
old on Oahu, where he attended
great open water opportunities. there and easily accessible,” If you’re not a surfer but want fi rst through fi fth grade before his tempt me, man.’ We always had shaping. whose plaid shirt is spotted About five years ago, Enney had time you go camping in California, own and live on the ranch. On the
Central Coast Kayaks oversees Flaherty said. to try, rent a board and a wetsuit family returned to California. His this really competitive friendship. “The boards used to take me six with dirt after a day’s work, is the idea to put private campsites they cram you 10 feet away from flip side, they’re also a desperately
tours farther south and see if it’s for you. For many interest in surfi ng came from an He let me use his rooms and I hours to do. I was really slow and not exaggerating. A ranch road on his ranch. He thought back someone else and [you have to needed respite for campers who
and takes people to were cooped up inside during the
Local surfboard see the caves that Launch a kayak fi rst timers—especially in the
cold, unforgiving waters and
unlikely source.
“It’s sort of embarrassing, but
went and shaped board No. 5. I
never got a board from him again.
timid with the tools, and that’s super
natural for people starting out. I was
winds for more than a mile on his
property, up a hill to a vista point
to his military days, when he’d
stay in canvas tents overseas in
reserve it] weeks in advance. And
initially the idea was to have the pandemic.
are only accessible Park and get your boat in the water from several spots
“During COVID, I had parents
shapers can tailor a by water. Guides
in Morro Bay and Pismo Beach. Central Coast Outdoors
co-owner Virginia Flaherty’s recommendations include:
erratic surf of the Central Coast—
it might not seem as fun as it
Fast Times at Ridgemont High came
out, and there was the whole ’80s
It was really fun.”
People learn to shape
able to lean on my surfing ability
back then to gather customers.”
that shows the vineyards and
wineries splaying in all directions
sometimes beautiful and interesting
places. At first, he wanted to host
campsites spread apart so you
wouldn’t see another one.” whose kids had not been outside
assist in the surf
performance board zone launch and
• Tidelands Park: 339 Embarcadero, Morro Bay
• Coleman Park: 101 Coleman Drive, Morro Bay
should. If it turns out you like thing. It just seemed like a cool surfboards in one of two ways— Stoneman can create whatever throughout the valley below. service members there as part of In the years since—especially for weeks. I had kids that came out
here who didn’t realize there were
paddling your butt off, freezing, thing to do. I thought, ‘I want to trial and error or apprenticeship— a client wants—a necessity for a For Enney, growing grapes isn’t the Wounded Warrior Project, a since the start of the pandemic—
just for you [22] will take visitors
through grottoes,
• Morro Bay Marina: 699 Embarcadero #11, Morro Bay
• Dinosaur Caves Park: 2701 Price St., Pismo Beach and getting beaten down by be a surfer. That just seems cool.’ though often it’s a combination of Central Coast shaper because of an option. Water restrictions over nonprofit that offers support to Hipcamp and other platforms like it that many stars,” Enney said. “I’m
waves, invest in a good wetsuit No one in my family surfed, but I the two. Eventually it comes down the diverse conditions. the Paso Robles Groundwater veterans or active duty soldiers have taken off on the Central Coast, catering to young couples, young
• Shell Beach stairway access: along Ocean Avenue
BY GLEN STARKEY arches, and kelp Basin prevent him and others from recovering from combat injuries. and across the state and country. families that just want to unplug
between Cliff Avenue and Windward but buy an inexpensive foam got a surfboard for Christmas, and to gaining the confidence. “What’s cool about the shapers
forests. increasing their irrigation, so he’s all HIPCAMP continued page 32
board like an 8-foot Wavestorm I fell in love with it super quickly.” “I looked at it like, learning to on the Central Coast is we have “I wanted to showcase the According to company data,
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2022-2023 Season 11About the Authors
Christmas is a recurring topic for Philip Grecian. His
authorized stage adaptation of the film A Christmas Story
has had well over 1,000 productions, professional and
amateur, since its publication in 2000. His stage adaptation
of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol has been on the boards for
40 years, and his full stage adaptation of It’s a Wonderful
Life has been produced multiple times by North American
professional theatre companies, while his staged radio
version of the same story has been broadcast on both radio
and television and continues to be produced in theaters
throughout the USA and Canada.
A master storyteller, Jean Shepherd (1921-1999) took
bits and pieces from his youth in Hammond, Indiana, his
adventures in the Army Signal Corps and stories of the
obscure and infamous, as fertile sources for his tales. For
almost three decades, he told these stories to eager radio
audiences, in Cincinnati from 1950 to 1954 and on WOR
in New York from 1956 to 1977. In the 1970s, he took his
talents to television in a series of humorous narratives for
PBS called Jean Shepherd’s America. His most popular and
well-known work is the film A Christmas Story (1983), which
he co-wrote and narrated.
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12 San Luis Obispo Repertory TheatreAbout the Director
Kevin Harris (Lighting/Sound/Prop Design) received
his MFA in Directing from the University of Iowa (2007),
his BFA in Acting from New York University (1996), and
his California Teaching Credential from Chapman
University. While at NYU, he spent three years at the
Atlantic Theatre Company studying acting under David
Mamet, William H. Macy, and Felicity Huffman; he also
spent a year at Musical Theatre Works (CAP 21)
learning the finer intricacies of “jazz hands”. Favorite
roles at the Atlantic include The Russian (Chess), Alan
Strang (Equus), Jamie (The Last Five Years), Orsino (12th Night), and Rev. Hale (The
Crucible). For several years, Kevin worked as a freelance director in L.O.R.T./Equity
theatres across the nation. Favorite shows: The Merry Wives of Windsor, The
Comedy of Errors, The Exhibitionists, Militant Language, Woyzeck, Ghost Sonata,
The Cherry Orchard, Man of la Mancha, and several original plays which have gone
on to be produced at the New York Theatre Workshop, The Public Theatre, The
O’Neill, Cherry Lane, and many others. From 1999-2002 he was the Artistic Director
of Centerpoint Theatre Group in San Luis Obispo, CA. In 2005, he traveled to the
West Bank and Gaza Strip to co-write and direct an original play with Ashtar
Theatre, Palestine’s only professional theatre company. The subsequent play, The
Era of Whales, has been performed in Gaza, Ramallah, Nablus, Jerusalem, and
several international theatre festivals. Kevin has taught at the University of Iowa,
University of Chicago, and has led dozens of workshops on A Practical Handbook
for the Actor across the country. Kevin feels privileged to be part of bringing live
theatre to San Luis Obispo.
About the Film
A Christmas Story is a 1983 American Christmas comedy film based on the short
stories and semi-fictional anecdotes of author and raconteur Jean Shepherd, based
on his book In God We Trust: All Others Pay Cash, with some elements derived from
Wanda Hickey’s Night of Golden Memories. The film has become a holiday classic
and is shown on television during the Christmas season, often in a 24-hour marathon.
In 2012, the film was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the
Library of Congress for being “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.”
2022-2023 Season 13A Play in Two Based on the motion
Acts written by picture and on a book by
Philip Grecian Jean Shepherd
Based on the Warner Bros. Motion
Picture by Jean Shepherd,
Leigh Brown & Bob Clark and on the
book “In God We Trust, All Others Pay
Cash” by Jean Shepherd
Phyllis Momtazee Snelling Nicole & Jay Raftery
Show Sponsor Show Sponsors
Show Director Sponsor
Presented by special arrangement with Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois.Time: Christmas Past
Place: Hohman, Indiana
There will be one 15 minute intermission
Cast of Characters
Ralph Parker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ben Abbott
Ralphie Parker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jude Biggers
The Old Man. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Mesker
Mother. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alicia Klein
Randy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Logan Raftery
Helen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vivienne Rajcevic
Schwartz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pfeiffer Francis
Flick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mathias Brown
Esther Jane. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Claire Guyader
Scut Farkus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aubrey O’Leary
Miss Shields. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Irene Dahmen
Artistic Team
Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Harris
Stage Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Isabel Torres
Scenic Design. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Linfield
Assistant Stage Manager/Backstage Crew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Victoria Culman
Original Production Costume Design. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Randal Sumabat
Costume Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Megan Selby
Lighting/Sound Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Harris
Set Dressing & Props. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Linfield
Original Production Prop Design. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charlene Premer
Set Construction/Painting Crew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Linfield, Bob Rice,
& Valerie Pallai
2022-2023 Season 15About the Cast
Ben Abbott (Ralph) is an actor and playwright based here on the
Central Coast. Previously at SLO REP he appeared in Annie
(Daddy Warbucks) and Million Dollar Quartet (Sam Phillips.) He’s
a PCPA – Pacific Conservatory Theatre Acting graduate and has
a BA in Theatre and Performance Studies from UC Berkeley. He’s
been a Melodrama regular since 2018 and is currently pursuing
his MFA in Playwriting from the Hollins University Playwrights
Lab.
Jude Biggers (Ralphie) is so delighted to be a part of A
Christmas Story! He has been doing theatre since he was 7 and
has always had a passion for all things performing. Jude is a
freshman at SLO High School and most recently played William
Bailey (and other roles) in Radium Girls. When his life is not taken
over by theatre, you may see him hanging out with friends,
listening to music, and procrastinating homework. He would like
to thank his parents for endless support, chauffeuring to
rehearsals, and dealing with his crazy schedule. Enjoy the show!
Mathias Brown (Flick) is a 12-year-old aspiring actor. He has
participated in various ACT camps and classes starting at age 8.
While off-stage, he enjoys creative writing and playing
Dungeons & Dragons as Dungeon Master. Mathias is passionate
about music and practices the piano, ukulele, and saxophone.
He is a local Boy Scout and loves camping. He lives with his
family in San Luis Obispo, but has also lived in Ecuador and
speaks Spanish fluently.
Irene Dahmen (Miss Shields) is so thrilled to be in her first SLO
REP production! She has done a variety of shows at Santa Maria
Civic Theater such as Steel Magnolias, Hairspray, Noises Off, The
Full Monty, The 39 Steps, and her latest, Miss Lynch in Grease.
She has also performed at Saint Joseph’s Community Theater,
playing Madame Thenardier in Les Miserables. Irene adores the
theater and is so grateful to be able to share this love with her
family, Jim, Ian and Ava. It’s a treasure when they get a chance
to do a show together! Irene thanks you for being here and is
so excited to perform for you today!
16 San Luis Obispo Repertory TheatreAbout the Cast
Pfeiffer Francis (Schwartz) is excited to make her stage debut in
this role. In addition to acting in SLO REP’s ACT after school
programs, Pfeiffer enjoys water polo, youth symphony, and
mountain biking. Thank you to SLO REP and castmates for such
a wonderful first experience on stage.
Claire Guyader (Esther Jane) is thrilled to be back with SLO REP
for her first drama. Other credits include Michael Darling in Peter
Pan (PCPA), Michael Banks in Mary Poppins, Jr. (SLO REP),
Brigitta/Kurt Von Trapp understudy in The Sound of Music
(PCPA), and Fern in Charlotte’s Web, an ACT Staged Reading.
You can also see her in this winter’s ACT performance of A
Wrinkle in Time as Mrs. Who. When not performing, Claire
enjoys soccer, piano, and Rubik’s cubing. She also writes a
weekly gardening newsletter that has raised over $5,000 for the
SLO County Food Bank.
Alicia Klein (Mother) is delighted to be back on the SLO REP
stage, reprising one of her favorite roles. She was last seen this
summer as Annelle in Steel Magnolias. Previous SLO REP credits
include Mary Jane (Mary Jane), Our Town (Mrs. Webb),
Enchanted April (Rose), Independence (Jo), Picasso at the Lapin
Agile (Suzanne), and The House of Blue Leaves (Corinna). She
has also performed locally with the Central Coast Shakespeare
Festival, and the Cambria Center for the Arts. Love to that
summoning bin, Eric, and to Hans and Walden, who will NOT be
getting a beebee gun for Hanukkah.
Mike Mesker (The Old Man) actually loves dogs and meatloaf
and is blasé about turkey. He’s thrilled to tread the boards for
the first time since the COVID outbreak. As a long-time veteran
of the SLO REP stage you may have previously seen him in The
Fantasticks, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,
The Producers, The Drowsy Chaperone, The Foreigner, The 25th
Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Take Me Out, My Fair Lady,
and The Full Monty to name a few of his favorites. As always, he
sends love and thanks to The Clapper.
2022-2023 Season 17About the Cast
Aubrey O’Leary (Scut Farkus) is thrilled to be in her very first SLO
REP show! She is part of her high school’s theater program and
was last seen in SLOHS Performing Arts production of Radium
Girls as Madame Curie, Dr. Harrison Martland, and Elderly Widow.
Previous shows include 24 Hour Musical (Zeke Baylor), Much
Ado About Nothing (Balthasar, Antonio), Wizard of Oz
(ensemble), and many festive spiels at her synagogue. When
Aubrey is not chasing kids around a stage, she can be found
spending time with her pets and family. Aubrey has always had a
passion for theater and performing and would like to thank her
grandfather for annually watching the movie A Christmas Story
multiple times a day between Christmas Eve and New Year’s day,
which made memorizing lines for this show a lot easier!
Logan Raftery (Randy) is a fifth-grader at Old Mission School
who is making his debut on the SLO REP stage with this
production. He is an experienced actor featured prominently
and annually in many Cal Poly short movies. He previously
graced the stage in The Great American Melodrama’s Holiday
Extravaganza as Tiny Tim. You also may have seen his many
contributions to the SLO REP Intermission Show. Logan would
like to thank his family, his friends, and his dog, Olive Blue for
their unconditional support through this performance!
Vivienne Rajcevic (Helen) is thrilled to be making her debut at
SLO REP in A Christmas Story! In addition to acting; Viv loves to
sing, play piano and take fencing with the San Luis Obispo
Highlanders Fencing Club. Viv wishes everyone a very Merry
Christmas and hopes that Santa brings you everything you wish
for!
18 San Luis Obispo Repertory TheatreAbout the Artistic Team
Isabel Torres (Stage Manager) is really happy to be back at SLO REP after stage
managing Xanadu! Isabel has worked in technical theatre for many years as a light
and sound operator, stagehand, and stage manager for shows like Beauty & The
Beast, The Mousetrap, Newsies, Mamma Mia, The 39 Steps, and Happiest Show On
Earth.
Dave Linfield (Scenic Design) designs nearly all of SLO REP’s Mainstage productions.
The theatre bug bit David in 1990 when an audition notice for a community theatre
production caught his fancy. Over the years, he migrated from performing onstage
to working behind the scenes, embracing technical stagecraft as his true calling.
Dave’s educational background in graphic design and his work experience in retail
display and housing construction have blended together in distinctive ways to fuel
his passion for designing and building sets
Season Passes Make Don’t Miss The 2022
Great Holiday Gifts! Holiday Extravaganza!
2022-2023 Season 19Building the Future
Thanks to the foresight,
generosity and determination
of Dr. Bernhard Singsen,
SLO REP has established
an endowment fund for
the future of live theatre in
downtown SLO. This fund will
grow as we grow, providing
security and future funding,
Kevin Harris and Dr. Bernhard Singsen ensuring that this organization
continues to survive and thrive for years to come. Many thanks to Dr. Singsen
for his generous $20,000 seed gift for SLO REP’s “Build the Future” Fund.
20 San Luis Obispo Repertory Theatre2022/2023 Season
MICHELLE WOLF ALAN CUMMING
OCT. 21 NOV. 13
CARLA MORRISON
MAY 17,18 & 19 JANE LYNCH
OCT. 28 DEC. 18
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Since 1947.
SLO REP is grateful to all of our generous donors. Each and
every gift is important to us! This list recognizes donors who
have pledged or contributed $100 or more between
July 1, 2022 and November 15, 2022.
Season 2022-2023 Donors
Diamond Circle ($25,000+) Executive Producers Barbara-Jo Osborne
($2,500+) Valerie Pallai
City of San Luis Obispo
Libbie Agran Terry Parry
The MOCA Foundation
The Bostrom Family Gigi & James Roark
Emerald Circle ($10,000+) Central Coast Funds Wilda Rosene
for Children Marcia Scott
Astound Business Solutions
Powered bv Digital West Jerry & Sharynn Chirpich Cindy Green &
Diane Dekker Clausen John Thomas
The Couch Family
Kathy Coull Susan & Craig Updegrove
Bette Kulp
Keith & Wendy George Marty Claus & Chip Visci
Catherine & Richard Luckett
Gina Kirk Ellie & Jermaine Washington
Susan Minker
Brendan V. & Kathryn L. Tom Weiss
Pam & Mitch Nichter
McAdams D. Rosh Wright Fund, a
Ann Robinson Fund of The Community
Bernhard Singsen Shannon & Douglas Murphy Foundation San Luis
Carol MacCurdy & Obispo County
Angels ($5,000+) Tom Nuckols
JAMBA, Linda Ozawa Directors ($500+)
Better Business Olds & Jeff Olds
Financial Solutions Craig & Susan Armstrong
Jay & Nicole Raftery
Janssen Youth & Youth Judy Hemenway &
Sports Fund, Held at The George & Jane Roach Jonathan Fellows
Community Foundation Joan Gellert Sargen Luanne & Fabrizio Griguoli
San Luis Obispo County
Michael & Maryellen Simkins Victoria Grostick
Karen S. Kolba MD
Phyllis Momtazee Snelling William E. & Ingrid Kelly
Carol Kiessig
Mary-Ann Maloof
KSBY Producers ($1,000+)
Shannon & Douglas Murphy
Jeanne & Lawrence
Lovelace American Riviera Bank John Ozanich
Larry & Jeanette Meek Gary Lawson & Michael & Christy Palmer
Tom Ammon
New Times Rotary Club of San Luis
Seth & Chris Blackburn Obispo de Tolosa
RyLo Media Design,
Ryan C. Loyd Carol Burkhart Priscilla & Hal Thilmony
Subplot Studio Coastal Peaks Coffee Tom Weiss
Jayne & Steve Devencenzi
SLO REP is a 501(c)3 non-profit
Daniel Freeman All donations listed have been
organization. Federal Tax ID# Cricket Handler & pledged or received as of
Jerry Boots Nov. 15, 2022 for the 2022-23 season.
95–2556678. All donations are
Every effort has been made to
tax deductible, as allowed by Toni & Craig Kincaid ensure the accuracy of this list.
law, and will be promptly and If you have any questions about
gratefully acknowledged.
Dianne N. Long your listing, please contact Chris
McBride at chris@slorep.org.
22 San Luis Obispo Repertory TheatreStars ($250+) Brian & Erin Clausen Thomas & Linda Stuermer
Mary Baiamonte Maureen A Dresp Patty & David Thayer
Sharon & John Dobson Audrey Elliott Kenneth & Nancy
Elizabeth Frost Thompson
Marilyn & Larry Gardner
Gail Gresham Sarah Garcia Elyse & Chris Ungar
Sharon & Jerry Melson Nancy Grant Mary Blackler &
Phil Wagner
The Minikel Family Bevelina Hardwick
Foundation Deborah & Jim Whitson
Donna & Randy Johnson
Randall Murray Janice Wolf
Paul & Robyn Metchik
Nancy & Donald Norton Ray Ramirez &
Susan Piel Philip R Morris Gregory Zocher
Alaine & Rich Steuk Margaret O’Neill
Donna O’Shaughnessy Special Remembrances
Bob & Nanette Tarpinian
Denise Taylor & Neal Naya & Kaz Pearson In Honor and Appreciation
MacDougall Roz Phillips of Jerry & Sharynn Chirpich
by Kathy Coull
Stage Managers ($100+) Yvonne Ramos &
Robert Smidt
In Memory of Jules Hock
Rebecca & Joseph Judith Resnick Catherine & Richard Luckett
Anastasio
Virginia Rodgers
Karen Bailey In Honor of Burr Nissen
Gail Ryff
Darlene & Russ Bik by Audrey Elliott
Liz Stanley-Salazar
Lois & Sonny Brown & John Salazar In Honor of Alaine &
Jay Campbell Deb & John Spatafore Richard Steuk
Carlyn Christianson Lynn & Jon Sterner by Judy Stark
Nov. 10 – Dec. 23, 2022
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2022-2023 Season 23Capital Campaign Donations
It’s time. After many, many years of “flying beneath the radar”
on our Capital Campaign, it is time to start sharing our good
news! Many, many thanks to these incredibly generous
supporters whose early gifts and pledges, and their belief in
the future of SLO REP, have brought us more than halfway to
our goal!
Luminaries Leading Roles Ensemble Cast
City of San Luis Obispo Diane Dekker Clausen The Ron Burkhart Fund
Anonymous Jim & Jeanette Efird In Memory of Deb
Amy Hart & Burnstine Bremner,
Stephen Lloyd-Moffett by M. Anne Spence
Headliners
Steven B. Jobst, M.D. & In Memory of Dorothy
The Hughes Charitable DeVries, by Robert DeVries
Dr. Jill E. Anderson
Foundation
Dianne N. Long Mary & John Frey
Bette Kulp
The MOCA Foundation, Jean & Andrew
Mary Bianco Greensfelder Fund,
STARS Linda Ozawa Olds
Held at The Community
Foundation, San Luis
Libbie Agran & Jeff Olds
Obispo County
The Bostrom Family Roy & Linda Rawlings
Deborah Adams &
Gina Kirk Michael & Maryellen Simkins Michael Howard
Catherine and Marty Claus & Chip Visci Jan & Steven Marx
Richard Luckett Ellie & Jermaine Washington Shelagh Garren &
Brendan V. & Kathryn Alan Pietsch
L. McAdams
Supporting Roles Pierre Rademaker Design
Susan Minker
Kathy Coull Doreen Wetzel & Ron Regier
Pam & Mitch Nichter
Deborah & Robert Stewart Wilda Rosene
Jane & George Roach
Sharynn & Jerry Chirpich Joan Gellert Sargen
Ann Robinson
Matthew & Joy Cottle Marcia Scott
Lois & Duke Williams
Wendy & Keith George In Honor of Richard
Memorial Fund, Held at The
& Alaine Steuk
Community Foundation Carol Kiessig
San Luis Obispo County Karen S. Kolba M.D.
The Orndorff Family
Foundation
Dick Morse & Mike Lyons
For more information on our Capital Campaign and how you can help
build the future of live theatre on the Central Coast, please contact
Patty Thayer at (805) 781-3889, ext. 15 or email patty@slorep.org.
24 San Luis Obispo Repertory TheatreLeave a Legacy of Live Theatre for the Future
Everyone can leave a legacy. Great or small, planned gifts through your financial or
estate plans will ensure that the enjoyment and enrichment you’ve experienced at
SLO REP is available to our community for years to come.
Please join us in a round of applause for these members of SLO REP’s Legacy Society
whose foresight and generosity will keep live theatre going strong in downtown San
Luis Obispo for years and years to come.
Legacy Society
Jeff McKeegan & Steven deLuque Pam & Mitch Nichter
Kate Hines & Bryce Engstrom Gail Ryff
Ray & Jaime Hatler Michael & Maryellen Simkins
Brenda & Jules Hock Robert Lahr & Bruce Stuart
Lisa Langere Brendan V. & Kathryn L. McAdams
Jeanne & Lawrence Lovelace William F. Mooney & Wilbur Wooster
Catherine & Richard Luckett
To find out more about how you help to build the future of SLO REP through planned
giving, please contact Patty Thayer at (805) 781-3889, ext. 15 or patty@slorep.org.
Please consider a year-end donation to SLO REP!
Ticket sales cover only a little more than half of what you see on stage. YOU make
the difference. Your donations help to bring the lights up on every intimate SLO REP
performance, connecting audience and actors in a shared emotional experience,
teaching us about ourselves and each other, bringing a little understanding to a
complicated world. Your year-end gifts — in any amount — are the most important
piece of this amazing puzzle called live theatre. Your generous support ensures the
continued growth and success of SLO REP, now and into our very exciting future.
Three ways to support SLO Repertory Theatre:
1 Join us as an Annual Fund Donor. Your year-end gift supports professional live
theatre and vibrant educational programs right here in downtown San Luis Obispo.
Donor benefits may include priority seating, complimentary tickets and more!
2 Give More and Owe Less! If you’re 70 ½ or older, a donation to SLO REP can
count as your required minimum distribution from your IRA, plus save you money
on taxes! (Please consult your tax advisor for details.)
3 Leave a Legacy. Designate a gift to SLO REP in your will or estate plans to support
the future of live theatre in our community for years to come. Talk to your financial
advisor and call us at (805) 781-3889, ext. 15 for more information.
The San Luis Obispo Repertory Theatre is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization. Federal Tax ID# 95-2556678.
For more information, please contact Patty Thayer at (805) 781-3889, ext. 15 or email patty@slorep.org.
2022-2023 Season 25AMPLIFYING YOUR BRAND FOR
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2022-2023 Season 26Contact Downtown Venue Address
Box Office: (805) 786-2440 888 Morro Street
boxoffice@slorep.org San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Business Office: (805) 781-3889
Empleo Street Campus
Box Office Hours 3533 Empleo Street
Wed-Fri 3 pm – 6 pm San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Show Saturdays 3 pm – 5 pm
Mailing Address
Will Call open 1 hour before
PO Box 122
every show
San Luis Obispo, CA 93406
Board of Directors Mission
Pam Nichter, President SLO REP strengthens theatre’s cultural
Ellie Washington, Vice-President influence and enriches the Central Coast by
Debbie Stewart, Treasurer producing professional theatre, nurturing
Michael Simkins, Secretary & Past President artists and providing theatre education for
children and adults.
Members Our Belief
Jay Beck Susan Minker
Jerry Chirpich Jeff Olds Live theatre’s powerful storytelling connects
people in ways that open the mind, nourish
Diane Clausen Wilda Rosene the soul and illuminate our shared humanity.
Keith George Marcia Scott
Dianne N. Long Chip Visci Vision
Richard Luckett To be a nationally recognized
regional theatre that:
Staff • Produces professional theatrical
Kevin Harris Kerry DiMaggio productions in a state-of-the-art facility.
Managing Artistic Education Director • Strengthens the cultural vitality of the
Director Central Coast, entertains audiences,
Rachel Tietz
nurtures artists, and cultivates future
Patty Thayer Assistant Education
generations of theatre enthusiasts.
Director of Director • Creates a strong and sustainable
Development & Capital economic impact, attracting
Vincent Lemos
Campaign residents and visitors to
Education Coordinator
Chris McBride downtown San Luis Obispo.
Penny DellaPelle
Director of Marketing
Danielle Durbin Our Commitment
& Annual Giving
Shannon Peters Theatre plays a vital role in our culture and our
Suzy Newman Amanda Thayer community and has a responsibility to enact
Marketing & Lester Wilson positive change through its work, practices,
Development ACT Teaching Artists educational programs and policies. We at
Associate SLO REP are committed to diversity, equity
Daniel Freeman and inclusion in all aspects of our work.
Dave Linfield Sonja Jackson To learn more about our commitment to you,
Technical Director/ Shannon Peters our community and to ourselves, visit our
Scenic Designer Rylee Terry Diversity, Equity and Inclusion webpage at
Amanda Thayer www.slorep.org/about/diversity-and-inclusion
Allison Rajcevic
Melissa Walker-Scott Land Acknowledgement: San Luis Obispo
Volunteer Coordinator
Assistant House Repertory Theatre acknowledges with
& Front of House
Managers respect that the place we work and
Carey Blauvelt gather is located on the traditional land
Box Office Staff of the Northern Chumash people.
SLO REP is a proud member of:
Printing: Poor Richard’s Press
Artwork: Subplot Studio
Photos/Video: RyLo Media Design, Ryan Loyd
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