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Item As You Like It(2009-11-20) Dimmick, Kathleen, director; Rees, Sue, set designer; Marsh, Webster, lighting designerCast: Amelia Meath, Santino Torretti, Maile Zax, Ben Mankoff, Mimi Bain, Ezra Lowrey, Sam Mayer Ashley Connell, Olli Johnson, Josh Gullota, Aleda Bliss, David Black, and Brittany Olinkiewicz. Program: http://hdl.handle.net/11209/13339Item As You Like It (program)(2009-11-20) Shakespeare, William; Dimmick, Kathleen, director; Rees, Sue, set designer; Marsh, Webster, lighting designer; DiFabbio, Maria, stage managerCast: Amelia Meath, Santino Torretti, Maile Zax, Ben Mankoff, Mimi Bain, Ezra Lowrey, Sam Mayer Ashley Connell, Olli Johnson, Josh Gullota, Aleda Bliss, David Black, and Brittany Olinkiewicz.Item Daughters of Io (program)(2015-11-20) Long, Quincy; Dimmick, Kathleen, director; Chinworth, Michael, composer and musical director; Rees, Sue, set designer; Schoonmaker, Chip, costume designer supervisor"Daughters of Io came into being as a response to a demographic imbalance: in our theater today there are more actresses than actors and in our Western theater tradition more parts written for men. Hence, there are fewer opportunities for women to perform both at the college level and in the professional theatre. Annoyed by this imbalance, the director, Kathleen Dimmick, challenged the author to write a play for an all, or nearly all, female cast. Daughters of Io is the result. The play has twin inspirations, the first being Aeschylus’ Suppliant Women. While only the first play of the original trilogy survives, the myth on which the trilogy was based – fifty sisters, descendants of the goddess Io, chased from Egypt to Greece by fifty cousins hell-bent on marrying them – is extant and potent as ever. The other inspiration was the history of Bennington College in which a group of determined educators establishes a progressive college for women in the backwoods of Vermont in the teeth of the depression. Out of this unlikely but fruitful marriage sprang a welter of innocent milkmaids, wicked farmboys, students of all stripes, overwhelmed trustees and administrators, all trying to cope with each others’ conflicting demands, and all played by a dedicated ensemble of actresses – and one actor." - Quincy Long. Performed in Lester Martin Theater on November 20, 21, 22, 2015. Starring Michaela Brown, Fiona DeVito, Erin Gildea, Lily Houghton, Sarah Jack, Maya Knell, Sam Levit, Annie Stone and Viva Wittman.Item Drama at Bennington Presents: The School for Lies (program)(2012-11-16) Ives, David; Dimmick, Kathleen, director; Daniels, Elissa, assistant director; Choi, Hye-Young, set designer; Cooper, Tina, set designer; Starling, Ranleigh, lighting designer; Williams, Brady, lighting designer; Heymans, Chloe, costume designer; Tomecek, Molly, costume designerCast: Cody Sullivan, Olivia Auerbach, Molly Kirschner, Colin Hinckley, Tenara Calem, Andrew Elk, Dylan Scott, Klemente Gilbert-Espada and Catherine Weingarten.Item Drama at Bennington Presents: Wholehearted (program and poster)(2007-11-10) Long, Quincy; Dimmick, Kathleen, director; Condyles, Jes, assistant director; Burnham, Anna, stage manager; Giannitti, Michael, lighting designer; Rees, Sue, set designer; Geoghegan, Abby, costume designer; Woods Hogue, Emily, costume designerCast: Annabel LaLonde, Max Wolkowitz, Noel Kanalley, Morgan Whitaker, Josh Gulotta, Ilana Stuelpner, Katherine Perkins, Rosalie Schulick, Kristen Gremillion and Sean Ring.Item Exxon Butterfly (program and poster)(2004-11-12) Belasco, David; Dimmick, Kathleen, director; Long, Quincy, writing advisor; Rosenberg, Alex, director; Masterton, Spencer, composer; Asselin, Nicole, costume designer; Chiaramonte, Cara, costume designer; Rees, Sue, set designer; Marschall, Garin, lighting designerCast: Kat Yeary, Sultana Noon, Stephen Reinstein, Caleb Rupp, Danny Herter, Daniel Trigg, and Lara HoffmanItem The School for Lies dress rehearsal(2012-11-14) Dimmick, Kathleen, directorCast: Cody Sullivan, Olivia Auerbach, Molly Kirschner, Colin Hinckley, Tenara Calem, Andrew Elk, Dylan Scott, Klemente Gilbert-Espada and Catherine Weingarten. Program: http://hdl.handle.net/11209/13338