Bullshot Crummond

is honored to be a part of this great production team! He has been involved in many County Players productions, both on-stage and as crew. Notable productions include Lips Together, Teeth Apart (stage manager); Big Fish (Amos Calloway); Into the Breeches! (stage manager); Ragtime (ensemble); and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Marcus Lycus); as well as Kinky Boots (Mr. Price) at Dutchess Community College where he teaches history.  Mike served 23 years as an armored cavalryman in the US Army.  “Thanks to Jeff, Jenn, and the rest of the crew for their fantastic work.  Love always to Connie.  Go Army, Beat Navy!”

has been involved both on- and off-stage in several productions at County Players, with this being her first full one as stage manager. She was assistant stage manager for Big Fish in May, An Ideal Husband (2024), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (2019) and Our Town (2018), as well as stage manager for the October 2024 CP2 Reader’s Theater Series (Eleanor and Underneath the Lintel). Jenn would like to thank her kiddos for being ever understanding of her penchant for live theater (and her inability to say no when an opportunity arises).

is grateful to our director for the opportunity to work with very talented actors and amazing crew.  She has appeared on-stage in many County Players productions, and headed props on many more. As always, she is grateful for her family, and the County Players friends she has made. Peggy is thankful for our returning patrons and offers prayers for those who are here in spirit. “Always remember, ‘Have fun!’”

celebrates his third set design for County Players, having previously designed last year’s Perfect Arrangement and the recent Lips Together, Teeth Apart. Retired from 40+ years as a professional video editor and graphic designer, cameraman, sound man, and producer, he is enjoying dusting-off and reviving his college-acquired theatre training. “Many thanks to the talented, dedicated, and jocular construction crew, and to Jeff Battersby and County Players for this opportunity. As always, thanks to my wife, Elaine, for sharing me with the theatre. Special shout-out to the many faces and accents of Eric Grayson!”

began building sets at County Players with Born Yesterday, and has been involved in the construction of every set since then. He has also been a light board operator, back stage runner, assistant stage manager, and can often be seen as an usher. He thanks Jeff for his confidence. He also thanks his muse, Kathryn.

has been a volunteer at County Players since 2003.  When MaryBeth is not at County Players, she can be found out and about with Isla and Beckett, her 7-year-old twins. MaryBeth would like to especially thank her mother for all her support and love.

previously designed the lighting for the County Players’ productions of Lips Together, Teeth Apart; Into the Breeches!; Incorruptible; Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson – Apt. 2B; An Ideal Husband; Calendar Girls; On Golden Pond; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum; It’s Only a Play; Native Gardens; Seven Keys to Baldpate; The Price; Prelude to a Kiss; Pride and Prejudice; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee; Moonlight and Magnolias; In a Word; The Weir; Yankee Tavern; Our Town; A Christmas Tuna; Guys and Dolls; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels; Godspell; Marvin’s Room; All My Sons; Doubt; and Of Mice and Men.

is delighted to join the design team for this production. She has been previously seen at County Players as an audio mixer and board operator. Other technical theater credits include stage crew, assistant stage managing, and directing. “Thank you always to my husband, Matt, for your continual support and encouragement!”

is an award-winning makeup artist whose artistry has enriched stage, film, and television productions for over three decades. Her portfolio boasts an array of renowned works, including Ragtime, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, It’s Only a Play, Native Gardens, The Book of Will, Young Frankenstein, Seven Keys to Baldpate, Jesus Christ Superstar, Aida, Spamalot, and Amadeus. Her expertise in wig design and makeup artistry has graced such venues as County Players and Westchester Broadway Theater. Dani’s exceptional skills earned her the Best Hair Design Award from the 2019 Broadway World Regional Awards, recognizing her talent and dedication to her craft. Beyond her artistic prowess, Dani was also inducted into the prestigious Buglers Hall of Fame – a testament to her diverse talents and passions. In addition to her artistic contributions, Dani serves as a Moulage Specialist, creating hyper-realistic special effects injuries for Homeland Security training exercises. 

has been happy to be a part of many County Players productions for over 20 years, most recently on Lips Together, Teeth Apart. “Thank you to this cast and crew. Thank you, audience members, for being a part of the family.”

is thrilled to be a part of this production. Previous County Players fight choreography credits include: Lips Together, Teeth Apart; Big Fish; Incorruptible; and Native Gardens. CP acting credits include: Into the Breeches! (June), George Washington’s Teeth (Ann), and Molly Sweeney (Molly). A lifelong theater-nerd, Kaela has been performing, producing, and choreographing for over 20 years. “Big thanks to the cast and crew for their willingness to play!” 

(December 3, 1939 – January 29, 2016) started his theatrical career as member of the 2nd City Company in his native Chicago. He founded “Low Moan Spectacular,” the London underground theatre company that was responsible for the Off-Broadway hit El Grande De Coca Cola, inspired by personal experiences while working as an underbutler in the townhouse of Klaus and Sonny VonBulow, which ran for three years in New York and was produced by Gil Adler (Superman and Valkyrie). Bullshot Crummond ran in London, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco for four years; it won the certificate of Honor from Diane Feinstein.  Bullshot was produced as a film by late Beatle George Harrison, directed by Dick Clement, and co-produced by Ian La Frenais. From 2006 – 2010, Ron served as Artistic Director of the HiDesert Cultural Center in Joshua Tree, California. Prior to his death, he worked as an actor and writer for the Los Angeles Film School.