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Airness |
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| by Chelsea Marcantel | |||
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Terri Raulie |
John Bakker |
Jess Rassp |
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Sound Designer Toni Oliver |
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Directors Note
Cast
Creative Team
Meet the Company
Maddox is a General Studies Arts major at CCBC Essex. He will be making his first performance debut as Shreddy Eddy in CCBC's upcoming show, Airness. After graduating from CCBC, he plans on transferring to a four year school and pursuing a career in acting.
Jordan is a first semester General Studies Art’s major at CCBC. He is featured in Airness as Golden Thunder. He is a graduate of Lansdowne High School where he performed in multiple shows such as Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast, Scarecrow in The Wiz, Wadsworth in Clue, and Seaweed J. Stubbs in Hairspray. He also was a part of both the Lansdowne High Dance Company and Orchestral Ensemble. He also had the opportunity to work with the Hippodrome Foundation in various workshops and as a Counselor for Camp Hippodrome in summer of 2022 Jordan looks to take his talents to Atlanta, Georgia in the coming fall to continue his education while pursuing a career in acting and performance.
Dylan is a Theatre Major at CCBC. He is appearing on stage for the very first time as Facebender in Airness. He has hopes of getting into the entertainment business one day.
Jayline is a second year student at CCBC Essex. She is so excited for her role as Cannibal Queen in Airness! You may have also seen Jayline in the fall productions last year, Barbecue as Adlene, and Small Mouth Sounds as Judy. Jayline is excited to show off all of her air guitar routines, and make the crowd hype!
Brittany is a theatre major at CCBC. This is her first time on the CCBC stage. She works with American Immersion Theatre. She has worked on numerous TV/ Film sets such as: Lioness on Peacock, Lady in the Lake coming to Apple TV, Dispatch 911 on A&E Network, and many more. She is a Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts graduate from the theatre magnet program. She has been Charlie Brown in You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown (Artistic Synergy of Baltimore ), Cliton in The Liar (Patapsco HSCFA), Nick Fender in 80’s Prom (Patapsco HSCFA), Sue in Last Summer at Blue Fish Cove (Susquehanna University), and many more.
Kyle is a theatre major at CCBC. He has been seen in other productions such as Godspell (Jesus), Matilda (Mr Wormwood), Into The Woods (Baker), Legally Blonde (Kyle), Newsies (Newsie), Sister Act (TJ), Barbecue (Maurice), Nutcracker (Nutcracker). He plans to further his career in musical theatre and would like to thank the crew and team for this opportunity.
Asha is a Creative Writing major at CCBC. They teach and direct at Drama Learning Center in Columbia. This is their first show with CCBC.
Brad is a Baltimore based Director, Fight Choreographer, Scenic Artist, Sound Designer, Production Manager, and nerd who is thrilled to be directing Airness at CCBC where he regularly serves at the Production Manager for the Performing Arts Department. He is also currently the Managing Director of Fells Point Corner Theatre, and GM for Planar Taxi Co., a D&D live play show. He is passionate about justice, representation, indigenous sovereignty, and centering non-straight-white-cis-male stories and opinions everywhere possible. He himself is a straight-white-cis-male, so this bio is about as much of his story as he is comfortable with you caring about. He loves his wife and kids and would be nowhere without them. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find him, maybe you can hire Brad Norris.
Terri is an Assistant Professor in the Performing Arts and Humanities Department at CCBC. She holds a BFA and an MA in Theatre Design and Production from Montclair State University in New Jersey. Professional and regional credits include The Whole Theatre, The Hangar Theatre, and Playwright Horizons in New Jersey and New York. Locally, she has designed sets and/or lights for productions with Cockpit in Court Summer Theatre, Phoenix Festival Theatre, and the Baltimore School for the Arts.
After graduating CCBC in 2015, Toni (She/Her) moved on to running sound and lighting at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament for three years. She has spent the past few months touring the country to set up and run effects for cheerleading competitions. Toni would like to thank her friends and family for encouraging her to continue her craft and for all of their support. It means the world.
Jess (She/Her) is a Theatre Artist, Producer and Puppetry specialist who works as an independent artist with various theatre companies as a leader, designer, and puppet creator. In addition to intensive studies in theatre and fine arts, she received her B.A. in English Literature from Brandeis University. jessrasspdesign.com
Darian is a graduate of CCBC. She appeared on stage in CCBC Spring Arts Festival 2021, Fall 2021 The Underpants, Spring 2022 Fabulation, Fall 2022 Small Mouth Sounds, and Spring 2023 Hotel Cassiopeia. She also appeared in Scam Artist at Truest Ethos Theatre Company. She is a graduate of the Baltimore School for the Arts, where she performed in Of Gods and Men and worked on the production side for many productions including Pippin, The Nutcracker, Little Shop of Horrors, and many more. She’s excited to be stage managing again!
John is a filmmaker with iatse local 487 lending their skills in construction, props, and fabrication to The CCBC Essex Theatre for the first time. As a Local Baltimorean craftsperson and lifetime patron of Baltimore's theatres, they are proud to be assisting with the productions during the fall season at CCBC.
Special Thanks
Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis, CCBC President
Dr. Joaquin Martinez, Provost & Vice President of Instruction
Dr. R. Michael Walsh, Dean, School of Arts & Communication
Professor Nick VanHorn, Chair, Performing Arts and Humanities
Tommy Parlon, Arts Pathways Coordinator
Dr. Anne M. Lefter, Director of the Arts
Johanna Lawrence, Administrative Assistant, Arts
Cathy Kratovil
Communications Assistant, School of Arts & Communication
Michael Elspas, Designer, CCBC Creative Services
Marc Ershler, Campus Director, CCBC Essex
Moe Conn, Technical Director, CCBC Catonsville
Jason Randolph, Technical Director, CCBC Essex
Marc Smith, Technical Director, CCBC Dundalk
CCBC School of Arts and Communication
Dr. R. Michael Walsh, Dean Professor
Professor Will Niebauer, Chair, Arts and Design
Professor Nick VanHorn, Chair, Performing Arts and Humanities
Dr. Anne Lefter, Director of the Arts
The Arts at CCBC
Dr. Anne Lefter, Director of the Arts
Johanna Lawrence, Assistant to the Director
G. Maurice “Moe” Conn, Technical Director
Jason Randolph, Technical Director
Marc Smith, Technical Director
Nicole Buckingham Kern, Galleries Coordinator
Lisa Boeren, Box Office Manager
Eva Grove, Thom Purdy, Box Office Assistant
Cathy Kratovil, Communications Assistant
Brad Norris, Production Manager
Jessica Rassp, Resident Costumer
Theatre at CCBC
Julie Lewis, Coordinator, Faculty Director
Damon Krometis, Coordinator, Faculty Director
Terri Raulie, Faculty Designer
Precious B. Stone, Faculty Director
Jennifer Ring, Visiting Lecturer