Thank Yous!
There are so many people to thank for helping make The Barber of Bridgetown a reality. Below is an excerpt from the show’s program with our deepest gratitude:
The entire set construction crew: Paul Moses, Hunter Petterson, Andrew O’Keefe, Adam Goodwin, Eric Johnson, Bethany Foran, Danielle Larson, Jamie Gardner, Spencer Silva, Emily Zahniser-Sinclair, Jacob Zahniser, Fraser Zahniser, Luke Hill, Bobby Ray, Scot Crandal, Jon “Chops” Worley, Colin Rupp, Zachary Faltersack, David Panapa, Tiso Panapa
The University of Portland, for their undying support, extreme generosity, and willingness to contribute to the success of their alumni. It is impossible to list all of the ways the University contributed to this production, both in educating many of the people involved, and providing support through their facilities, financial assistance, and many other resources. We would especially like to thank Dr. Michael Connolly, Bill Reed, Jim Kuffner, Jewell Yaguchi, Larry Larsen, Tracey Edson, Judith Montgomery, and Dr. Roger O. Doyle
Paul Moses and Hunter Petterson, who have gone above and beyond in every way imaginable in order to make this show happen. This production absolutely would not have happened without them.
Clint Kaster and Smartech Audio for supplying wireless microphones at an extremely generous rate
David Stokamer and the Flavourspot for selling tickets for us in a great community partnership
Jacob Zahniser for his legal assistance
Tim Galloway and Yode Walker, for the use of their harpsichord
Lesley McGlocklin for going above and beyond in the costume department
Claire Craig-Sheets for her makeup and special effects expertise
Sarah Gosswiller, for donating her time, incredible creativity, and services pro bono.
Aaron Haselby and David Haney
The Rebuilding Center and their wonderful staff
Christa Wessel and All Classical FM
Opera Theater Oregon
Henry V, the coolest event planning company in existence.
Paul Langdon
David Stabler
Galen Huckins
Cameron Turner
Marta Ray
Erica Melton. Listing her as the rehearsal accompanist and clarinet player does nothing to capture the artistic contribution she made to this show. She helped shape all the recitative and really bring it alive, as well as assisting us in shaping our vocal production.
Finally, a huge thank you to every single cast, crew, and orchestra member for going above and beyond, working long hours, working for less money than you deserve, and being absolutely incredible.
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