Benjamin Gullett (John Proctor) most recently wrote, co-directed with Rainee Angles, and starred as Doctor Edward
Squiggllydickler in Squiggllydickler. His past credits include performances as an ensemble actor in I Love You, You're Perfect, Now
Change; Rick Steadman, The Nerd; an ensemble actor in All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten; Pseudolus, A Funny
Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum; El Gallo, The Fantasticks; Dr. Spivey, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest; Max Prince
and director of Laughter on the 23rd Floor; Scrooge, A Christmas Carol; the voice of Audrey II in Little Shop of Horrors and many
more! Ben is currently writing two new shows for future production and is attending the Second City Training Center in Chicago,
Illinois.
Emmy Lakes (Abigail Williams) is in her first year at SSCC. Her past roles include Emmy Elf, It's Sad, So Sad When an Elf
Goes Bad; Flower Girl, My Fair Lady; Janice Bobrin, John King & I; M'Lynn, Steel Magnolias; ensemble, All I Really Need to
Know I Learned in Kindergarten and Becky, One Day at the Zoo. Emmy works at Ponderosa Steakhouse. She doesn't have any
future plans set in stone; she's trying to live her life every day in God's will, and let Him take her where He wants her to go.
Brandy Chandler (Elizabeth Proctor) is a 2004 graduate of Shawnee State University, where she minored in theatre. At
Shawnee, she acted in over a dozen plays, including Fool for Love, Extremities, Sweet Charity, Picasso at the Lapin Agile and
More or Less Shakespeare. She has also participated in productions at the Portsmouth Little Theater and the Southern Ohio Museum
of Art, and was part of the Portsmouth cast for the Ohio Art Council's Wallpaper Project. Brandy is a reporter at The
Times-Gazette and is a member of the Hillsboro bicentennial committee.
J R Butler (Reverend John Hale) is a sophomore at Highland County Christian School. He played Clyde in Bow Down at
Highland County Christian School, and Squire, Jr., Heading West and Count Paris, Balthasar and Friar John in Romeo and Juliet at
Magic Waters' Theatre. In addition to The Crucible, Steven is currently working on two roles in HCCS's Christmas program.
Bob Brown (Reverend Parris) is SSCC's Director of the Center for Business and Industry. His many theatre performances
include his roles as The Narrator, Squiggllydickler; Waldgrave, The Nerd; Ensemble, All I Really Need to Know I Learned in
Kindergarten; Ensemble, Working; Sanderson, Harvey; O'Neill, The Moon is Blue; Jules, My Three Angels; Mayor, Never Too Late;
Chuck, Dear Ruth; Mr. Zero, The Adding Machine; George, Chapter Two; Lawrence, Loose Ends; Cletus, Lone Star; Orin,
Children of a Lesser God; Rev. Hale, The Crucible; Shriner, Light Up the Sky; Barnett, Crimes of the Heart and Paul, Murder at the
Howard Johnson's. Bob has also performed in over twenty productions with Actors' Community Theatre in Hillsboro. He also
directed productions of Drop Dead! and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at SSCC.
Jon Davidson (Deputy-Governor Danforth): Mathematician, author, musician and composer, Jon Davidson joined SSCC in
1991 as a mathematics professor. Recently he published three math books used in courses at SSCC and is working on a fourth. He
holds a B.S. in applied mathematics from Florida State University, and an M.S. in mathematics from University of Southern
California.As an active amateur musician, Davidson is a little more at home playing clarinet and sax in orchestra pits. His acting
experiences are roles in The Art of Dining, Working and Drop Dead! The part of Judge Danforth is his largest acting role to date.
Several of Davidson's musical compositions have been performed locally, including Elegy for the Victims of Terrorism, Joy to the
World Variations, and Sonata for Clarinet and Horn. Incidental music for The Crucible is his largest compositional project to date,
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Daniel Bragdon (Francis Nurse) is in his first year at SSCC. He was a member of the set crew for Squiggllydickler, I Love
You, You're Perfect, Now Change, Steel Magnolias, The King & I, Arsenic and Old Lace, The Sound of Music, John Lennon and
Me, The Music Man and The Miracle Worker, and worked on sound for All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.
Daniel also acted in Arsenic and Old Lace, Disgrace, Juvie and Hard Candy. He is an Eagle Scout and a member of the Southern
State Singers. Daniel plans to graduate from SSCC and transfer to a college to pursue his goal of becoming a high school history
teacher. He also wants to get married and have kids. Daniel wants to take over the world, MacGyver style: using a toothpick, rubber
band, tube sock, and a stick of gum.
Robin Butler (Sarah Good) has performed previously as a chorus member of The Drunkard and as a solo vocalist in McLean,
Virginia at the World Day of Prayer. Robin performs as a contemporary Christian music vocalist and hopes to establish a
community outreach contemporary Christian vocal group.
Steven Butler, Sr. (Giles Corey) has done theatre work in the past, although he says he hasn't acted during this century! He is
a 1976 graduate of Fairmont West High School. He worked on props, lighting, and sound for West Side Story and was the general in
No Time for Sergeants. Steven says he can't remember the other shows he's done: "You know, they say memory is the second
thing to go ... now, what was the first?"
Many Doctors; Mr. Leonard, Next Door; and a gravedigger, choreographer, a guard, and chorus in Hamlet-Cha-Cha-Cha. Aaron
was a member of the chorus in California Gold Rush, A New Creation and Holiday Highlights, and was a member of the stage
crew for The Female Odd Couple. He is a volunteer group leader for Kamp Dovetail, which he has attended for eleven years. Aaron
hopes to do many other productions, and may try working on Broadway someday. He and his wife hope to open a shop in
Tennessee within the next five years.
Betty Corbin (Martha Corey) was last seen at SSCC in the production of Drop Dead! She has also appeared in Magic Waters'
Theatre productions of Lilies of the Field and Fairy Tale-a-pa-looza.
Heidi Davidson (An Abigail Follower): This is Heidi's first theatre production. She enjoys dance, music and art. Heidi plans to
go to SSCC for two years, then transfer to Ohio State University, where she will major in architecture.
Mitch Gall (Ezekiel Cheever) is a sophomore at HHS. This is his second production for SSCC, he was a stagehand for I Love
You, You're Perfect, Now Change. Mitch is interested in art and video games, and was a ninja in Vietnam.
Kim Ellen Garvie (Ann Putnam) is a 1998 graduate of Wright State University, where she earned a bachelor of arts in theatre
studies. Her past theatre work at SSCC includes her roles as Clelia Waldgrave, The Nerd; ensemble, All I Really Need to Know I
Learned in Kindergarten; Rose Hoffman and various women in chorus, Working and narrator and stage manager of One Day at the
Zoo. Kim works at Scanner Applications in Milford and is pleased to announce that she finally took a vacation that lasted more than
3 days. Kim's advice is that the sky is the limit: dream to touch the stars and you will hold the world in your hands.
Alex Hale (John Willard) is a sophomore at Hillsboro High School. He was a stagehand for I Love You, You're Perfect, Now
Change and was on the sound crew for One Day at the Zoo, both at SSCC. In his free time, Alex enjoys skateboarding and playing
guitar. He hopes to attend college for video game design or for performing arts: guitar and drama.
Rachael Hall (Mary Warren) is in her first year at SSCC. She has appeared in many productions, including chorus, The Sound
of Music; Anybodies, West Side Story; Alma Hix, The Music Man; Hodel, Fiddler on the Roof; Lily-Bell Savage, The Curious
Savage; Ms. Witherspoon, Arsenic and Old Lace; Moon, The Real Inspector Hound; and Abby, Jumpin' Jupiter. In high school, she
was a cheerleader and a member of the choir, show choir, and many clubs. Rachael wants to be a special education teacher.
Molly Hensley (An Abigail Follower) is a student as SSCC. She worked on make-up and props crew for Squiggllydickler,
performed costume and make-up duties and helped choreograph a scene for I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change and worked
on costume crew for The Nerd.
Sara Ledger (Tituba) is a senior at HHS. Her past performances include a townsperson, The Music Man; wife, The King & I;
ensemble, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change and Beth, Uncool. Sara was on the publicity crew for John Lennon and Me,
Ohio Lions Ohio Lions All-State Band, and Quick Recall. Sara plans to go to college.

Amy Petzold (Mercy Lewis) is a student at SSCC. Her past performances include her roles as Clairee Belcher, Steel Magnolias;
Wife & Dancer, The King & I; Martha Brewster, Arsenic and Old Lace; Beatrice, When God Comes for Breakfast, Don't Burn the
Toast; Frau Schmidt, The Sound of Music; Mrs. Squires, The Music Man; Girl #5, I Know I Saw Gypsies; Mrs. Eynsford-Hill, My
Fair Lady; Old Elf, It's Sad, So Sad When an Elf Goes Bad and Perkins Girl, The Miracle Worker. She also worked on the makeup
and costume crew for I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change at SSCC and the costume crew for John Lennon and Me at HHS.
Amy hopes to transfer to a four-year college this spring and study psychology. She also plans to be involved in theater wherever
she goes.
Lou Pfaehler (Thomas Putnam) grew up in Bethel, Connecticut, where he took part in several stage productions as an actor.
He got bit by the acting bug early in life: his first role was in an elementary school production of The H.M.S. Pinafore. During high
school, Lou also took part in a completely class written production entitled The Adventures of Danbury Jones, where he portrayed
one of the teachers in the school This is Lou's first acting role at SSCC. He was a member of the set crew and provided the voice




Caitlin Ryan (Susanna Walcott) is a 2006 graduate of SSCC, where she is currently taking classes for her third year. This is
her first acting role; she has provided publicity for Squiggllydickler, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change and The Nerd, and
was director's assistant for Bow Down at HCCS. Caitlin's hobbies include reading, listening to music, and saying "woo hoo hoo" as
often as possible. After graduating from high school this spring, Caitlin hopes to transfer to Northern Kentucky University, where
she intends to major in English, minor in theatre, and stalk Brian Duff between classes. If she does well in this production, Caitlin
would like to dedicate her performance to her beloved family, especially her parents. If not ... well, forget she ever said anything.
Jonathan Severt (Hopkins) is a post-secondary student at SSCC. He played the judge of The Fairytale Courtroom and Tubby in
Readin', Bitin', and Arithmetic in the Night of One Acts at HHS. Jonathon's other activities include participating in the Rotary
speech contest and broadcasting. He plans to become a research doctor.
Carol Shull (Rebecca Nurse) teaches French and Spanish at Hillsboro High School and Spanish at SSCC. This is her first play,
although she sang and played violin in high school and community performances when she was younger. Carol enjoys spending
time with the people she loves: her husband, Ken, her children, and her friends and relatives. Her other favorite activities revolve
around languages and communication, Maine and the ocean, the arts and cooking. On the cosmic level, Carol plans to live the rest
of her life as fully and with as much joy and gratitude as she possibly can. On the concrete level, she plans to enjoy the rest of her
teaching years in Hillsboro. After they retire, Carol and her husband will move to Rockland, Maine, where they will savor each
other's company, the town and harbor and visits from their friends, relatives, children, and (hopefully) grandchildren.
Ariel Thornton (Betty Parris): This is Ariel's second play. She was last seen in A Family Affair at Magic Waters' Theatre. Her
other activities include sewing, babysitting, and hanging out with friends. In the future, Ariel wants to spread her religion to other
countries, be in more plays, and spend more time with her family.
Christy Cadwallader (Stage Manager): This is Christy's first theatre production. She enjoys photography and writing.
Christy's goals are to be a writer with a book on the bestsellers' list, and to continue to take pictures.
Brent Angles (Master Carpenter, Production Designer) has worked with Angles Mobile Home Service for 18 years. He
started designing sets with his wife seven years ago at Hillsboro High School. He has also served as the Master Carpenter for many
productions, including: The Miracle Worker, John Lennon and Me, The Music Man, My Fair Lady, The Wizard of Oz, The Nerd
and Squiggllydickler. In his free time, Brent competes in amateur drag racing events and enjoys time with his wife and two-year old
son. When he has free time ....
Brian Duff (Lights Designer): Brian's past theatre crew work includes lighting designer, Squiggllydickler, One Day at the Zoo,
The Nerd, All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, Go Back to Your Precious Wife and Son, The Music Man, My
Fair Lady, The Miracle Worker, Little Shop of Horrors and A Christmas Carol and lights and sound crew, I Love You, You're
Perfect, Now Change. He also provided the voice of Laythrex in One Day at the Zoo. In his spare time, Brian works at Radio Shack
and plays guitar. He plans to go to NKU, where he will earn a bachelor's degree in theatre lighting design.
Joyce-Wainscott-King (Costume Designer) enjoys working in the greenhouse, baking, sewing and vegetable gardening. She
is the mother of two boys, 10 and 12. She has done wedding gown alterations and hopes to be involved in future productions.
Mildred Wainscott (Costume Designer) is a co-owner of Wainscott's Greenhouse. She enjoys gardening and spending time
with her grandchildren.
Courtney Beekman (Sound Operator) is a student at SSCC. Her past performances include a fairy, A Midsummer Night's
Dream; extra, The Wizard of Oz; Old Crone, The Miracle Worker; Maggie/Perfecta 4, Newton's Second Law; Susan, Welcome to
Our House; Pick-a-Little Lady, The Music Man and Susan, Welcome Back to the House. Courtney worked on the costume crew of
A Christmas Carol, was prompter/assistant stage manager for Final Dress Rehearsal/Ugly Duckling, directed Right Way on the
Wrong Road and was stage manager for The Nerd. She is a third shift cashier at Wal-Mart, and her hobbies including writing,
design, and photography. Courtney plans to earn her associate's of arts degree, and become a professional photographer or optician.

Jericah Shelton (Make-up) is a post-secondary student at SSCC. This is her first theatre production. Jericah works at ABX
Air, and is a member of the Leo Club and a student council representative at Fairfield Local. She plans to attend Wright State
University next fall, where she will major in psychology.
Elizabeth Burkard (Publicity) graduated from SSCC in 2002 and became a full-time employee at the College in 2004, working
in the Communications Office. She has done marketing for several of the College's theatre performances, some of which include
All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, The Nerd, One Day at the Zoo, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change and
Squiggllydickler. Her hobbies include scrap booking, traveling and antique collecting.
Annie Rankin (Publicity) is the Communications Director at SSCC. Having worked in the marketing and public relations office
for more than 16 years, she has performed various duties such as graphic design, advertising, news writing, web design and more.
Annie earned an associate of arts degree from SSCC and a bachelor of science degree in digital communications from Franklin
University. Currently working toward a master's degree from California State University, Dominguez Hills, her long-term goal is to
earn a doctorate in English or communications. During a rare moment, known as "spare time," she enjoys watching movies;
however, nothing compares to, as she puts it, "the fulfillment one receives when attending a live show from Southern State
Community College's theatre department!"