The Language Archive

CP directing credits include It’s Only a Play, Photograph 51, Yankee Tavern, Witch, Almost, Maine, Seven Keys to Baldpate, Incorruptible, and Lips Together, Teeth Apart. CP acting credits: Into the Breeches! (Celeste Fielding), Calendar Girls (Chris), Native Gardens (Virginia Butley), Our Town (Stage Manager), You Can’t Take It with You (Mrs. Kirby), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Muriel Eubanks), and Chapter Two (Jenny). Elsewhere and NYC: The Lion in Winter, The Language Archive, Other Desert Cities, 1984, Blithe Spiri, and Tartuffe. CP Board Member, B.A. in theatre from FSU, Associate Broker (Realtor) at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. She is deeply grateful to this talented cast, our amazing production staff, family, friends, and everyone who supports live theatre in any way.

is happy to be working with Kit again. She is currently serving as secretary on the CP Board of Governors, and can be found working concessions, ushering, or helping in the box office. She would like to thank Kit, Glen, and Jeanne for making the job so easy, as well as the rest of the cast and all of the volunteers for their hard work and dedication in creating this production. Special thanks to all of you, the audience, for your support and appreciation of live theatre.

is an Emmy Award winning Hudson Valley audio engineer professionally credited with the livestream of the Tony Award-winning Fallen Angels for

BroadwayHD, the historic live theatrical broadcast of Good Night, and Good Luck (CNN), plus the live television musicals Annie, Jesus Christ Superstar, Hairspray, The WIZ, Peter Pan, and Sound of Music LIVE! (NBC), and A Christmas Story LIVE! (FOX). Additional 2025 shows include the State Funeral of Jimmy Carter, Presidential Inauguration, State of the Union, and Papal Conclave (ABC), Great Performances for WNET-PBS, 77th Tony Awards (CBS), and MTV Video Music Awards. Local credits include numerous productions at County Players, The CENTER for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck, and Marist University. Mark is a member of the County Players Board of Governors and would like to thank the patrons, performers, and personnel for choosing to make time and space in their lives for the collaborative art of theatre. verylimitedproductions.com

is thrilled to return to support this cast. Glen previously stage-managed last season’s final CP2 Readers’ Theatre mini-festival and The Dining Room, and was assistant stage manager on Ms. Holmes and Ms. Watson – Apartment 2B.

is happy to be returning to County Players in the ASM role! Her County Players credits include ASM for Ragtime (2024), stage crew for Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson – Apt. 2B (2024), and in her previous life at CP, stage managing A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1990), Crimes of the Heart (1989), and Fifth of July (1989). More recently she has been working front of house as House Manager with some of our wonderful ushers. Jeanne would like to thank Kit and Glen for extending the offer to work with this fantastic cast and crew! She is thrilled to be working backstage again, but working on a show in any capacity is always a good time. She hopes this heartfelt journey inspires you to find the right words for whatever is in your own heart.

has been involved in over 20 County Players productions, on- and off-stage since 2018, her favorites being An Ideal husband (Lady Markby) and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Gymnasia/Costume Designer). Recent costume design credits include: Something Rotten!, A Few Good Men, Lips Together, Teeth Apart; Into the Breaches!; Perfect Arrangement; Incorruptible; and The Humans with County Players, and Into the Breeches! with the CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck. Connie earned an M.A. in English Literature from Hofstra University. “Much love to Mike!”

has designed four other sets for County Players: Something Rotten!; Perfect Arrangement; Lips Together, Teeth Apart; and Bullshot Crummond. Retired after more than 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 County Players for this opportunity, and to the talented, dedicated, and jocular construction crew. “As always, thanks to my wife, Elaine, for sharing me with the theatre.”

is an award-winning makeup artist whose artistry has enriched stage, film, and television productions for over four decades. Her portfolio boasts renowned works, including Something Rotten!, A Few Good Men, 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 skills earned her the Best Hair Design Award from the 2019 Broadway World Regional Awards. Dani was also inducted into the prestigious Buglers Hall of Fame, a testament to her diverse talents and passions. Dani serves as a Moulage Specialist, creating hyper-realistic special effects injuries for Homeland Security training exercises.

is excited to work with this talented cast and 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, the County Players friends she has made, and her “Props Peeps,” especially Nancy. Peggy is thankful for our returning patrons and offers prayers for those who are here in spirit. “Always remember, have fun!”

has been a volunteer at County Players for almost 30 years. She has helped backstage, with set décor, costumes, concessions, and ushering. She had no theater background, but got hooked watching live theater here. She wants to thank Charlie for his love and understanding, Grace Padworski and Dilys Clark for getting her started, and everyone else she has met along the way. Love you all.

previously designed the lighting for the County Players’ productions of Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; The Dining Room; Bullshot Crummond; 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.

plays include The Language Archive (2010 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize), The Piano Teacher, Durango, BFE, The Architecture of Loss, and 99 Histories. Her plays have been produced at South Coast Repertory, The Vineyard Theatre, The Public Theater, Playwrights Horizons, New York Theatre Workshop, East West Players and the Cincinnati Playhouse, among others.