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Based on the novel by eminent psychiatrist, Theodore Isaac Rubin, and the screenplay by Eleanor Perry for the award-winning motion picture

The strange, appealing, and utterly fascinating storyof two mentally disturbed adolescents

Performing at Moxie Theatre

6663 El Cajon BlvdSan Diego, CA 92115

Box office: 619-448-5673www.pickwickplayers.net

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Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. New York City.

Friday, Nov 11, 7:30 pmSaturday, Nov 12, 7:30 pmSunday, Nov 13, 2:00 pm

Friday, Nov 18, 7:30 pmSaturday, Nov 19, 2:00 pmSaturday, Nov 19, 7:30 pm

Sunday, Nov 20, 2:00 pm

By James Reach Directed by Geoffrey A. Cox

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Tickets Available Online January 1:http://www.pickwickplayers.net

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cordially invites you to attend our

Great Gatsby GalaFebruary 2012Location TBA

Director’s Welcome“The problem is not that there are problems. The problem is expecting otherwise and thinking that having problems is a problem.” —Theodore Isaac Rubin

When deciding upon a Drama for Pickwick Player’s fall production I was presented with David & Lisa and immediately fell in love with the story. I felt it would be a unique story for you the audience, as well as a production that would present a unique learning opportunity for everyone involved. Theodore Isaac Rubin, a past president of the American Institute for Psychoanalysis wrote a short story based on his research entitled Lisa & David. The characters were so richly presented that in 1962 Frank Perry made the acclaimed film David & Lisa. David & Lisa earned Frank Perry a nomination for the 1962 Academy Award for Directing and Eleanor Perry for her Screenplay. The play followed shortly in 1967. James Reach uses the screenplay by Perry and has utilized the stage to create another level of depth to the story. Later the film was remade by Oprah Winfrey in 1998. It starred Lukas Haas as David, Brittany Murphy as Lisa and Sidney Poitier as Dr. Swinford. The story, though set upon the background of the 1960’s, is timeless. Classic in telling, but poignant in its message.

This production has been wonderful to work on. Each Cast member dove into their role head on, creating unique and wonderful characters to explore. Yet, as some of you may know already...

Pickwick Players exceeds in excellence when it comes to education in theatre and I was pleased to work with this incredible group of dedicated actors. All of the actors are incredible... but these youth have really taken their roles to heart, dedicating time to researching the era and the characters and overall just bringing great life and depth to each role. Parents, I thank you for encouraging Arts in your family and the community. If you and/or your youth are sitting in the audience today looking for a great group to become part of, I highly recommend looking into taking a class with Pickwick Players or becoming involved with our next production.

Lastly, my crew has been tremendous! All incredibly driven and helpful. Thank you!

It goes without saying... none of this would be possible without my left... and right hands, Sandie & Cam. I cannot thank you both enough.

Thanks to you for being here and supporting local theatre. We hope you enjoy the show!

LYTAB!!

Geoffrey A. CoxDirector

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CastDavid David GregoryLisa Nettie AllenRobert/First Boy Evan SaldivarCarlos Jacob RodebaughSimon Ben CobbsJosette Kayla SolsbakSandra Danielle DiamondKate Danielle EdmondsSecond Boy Sam McCubbinAlan Joel W. GossettMrs. Clemens Allison MacDonaldMr. Clemens Gregory BattyJohn Cameron WilliamsMaureen Renée GándolaBarbara Samantha GoldsteinBen/Porter William Parker Shore Miss Ferris Elizabeth JimenezSecretary Jessica Borrega

ScenesThe action of the play takes place in 1962 between the beginning and the end of one school term, in a home in Connecticut, and in and around a school in Westchester.

There will be a 15 minute intermission.

Artistic Director’s NoteWelcome to Pickwick Players’ seventh production here at Moxie Theatre.

This has definitely been a year of growth for us. Our focus in the past has been full-scale musicals with an emphasis on youth involvement. Last year at this time, though, we hit the ground running with our mentorship show of Snoopy!!! and just kept going nonstop. While we have always worked closely with our youth, the mentorship project allowed us to work one-on-one developing characters and even learning from the youth ourselves! After our joint show of Taffeta Christmas with OnStage Playhouse, we produced our first non-musical, The Crucible, in the early spring. From there, we went back to our standard, full-scale musical with the highly successful Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. We then ventured into our first all-youth production, Seussical Jr. It was in these last two productions that we started involving our youth more behind the scenes with intern choreographer, producer, costumer, and set designer.

For this fall slot, we wanted something different. In our Season Development Committee comprised of directors, technical designers, youth, actors, and members of the Pickwick Board, we considered many options: asking for director submissions, going with another sure hit of a full-scale musical, a Neil Simon comedy… but we wanted something that would challenge our youth. When I chatted with Geoffrey Cox about some options we were considering, it didn’t take us long to agree that David & Lisa was the perfect choice. Coming up next, we hope you’ll join us in just one month for Martinis ‘n’ Mistletoe here at Moxie Theatre.

Beyond our regular season, we have also had great success with our overnight events, Summer Conservatory, audition workshops, and Glee Workshop occurring right now! Watch for Glee Workshop performances in December. Additionally, we recently added a new position to our Board of Directors: Youth Ambassador. We see this as just the beginning of leadership opportunities for youth at Pickwick Players.

Cameron WilliamsArtistic Director

Join us for our2011–12 Season!

December 9–11, 2011December 16–18, 2011

Las Vegas lounge act, The ReddTones, return to their roots for a holiday celebration of song, dance and much more! The brothers and sisters of the Redd family (Debbie David, Frank Remiatte, Meredith Russo, Alisa Williams, Rick Shaffer) present a wacky mix of traditional holiday music, popular songs, and special Broadway selections, dazzling you with their talent, verve, and distinctive Vegas style.

Directed by Rick ShafferChoreography by Alisa Williams

Bye Bye BirdieDirected by Frank Remiatte • March 9–11 and 16–18, 2012

Once On This IslandA Mentorship Project

Directed by Jessica Brandon • May 2012

PippinDirected by Chad Oakley • Summer 2012

QuiltersDirected by Jeanette Thomas • Fall 2012

A Holiday Extravaganza

CrewDirector Geoffrey A. CoxProducer Cameron WilliamsProduction Assistant Jessica BrandonAssistant Director Sandie StraussStudent Director/Stage Manager/ Understudy Kate CollierAssistant Stage Manager Sam McCubbinSet Designer Geoffrey A. CoxSet Crew Foreman Mark GenoveseSet Crew Gregory Bass, Alyssa Carey, Jacee Claybaugh, Kevin Cobbs, Miken Cobbs, Geoffrey A. Cox, Jazley Genovese, David Gregory, Debra Rodebaugh, Jacob Rodebaugh, Perry Rodebaugh, Adrienne Saldivar, Evan Saldivar, Cassandra Saldivar, Alisa Williams, Cameron Williams, Jim WilliamsCostume Designer Lisa BurgessCostume Assistant Kayla SolsbakLighting Designer Chad OakleyLighting Technician Jacee ClaybaughSound Designer Kurt DahlvigPublicity Robin Dye, Geoffrey A. CoxPhotography Christopher De Armond, Kurt DahlvigPlaybill & Graphic Designer Melanie DansbeeContributing Artist Kichi StraussProperties Miken CobbsBox Office Jim & Merrie Williams, Debbie ShilbergRefreshments Mark GenoveseHouse Intern Courtney Maheu

Student Director/Stage Manager’s Note When I auditioned for David & Lisa, it was just that—an audition. I would either get the role or not, and that would be that. Instead, Pickwick Players offered me a spot on the creative team, serving as Student Director. I saw this as an opportunity to experience theatre from a new perspective. Every aspect of theatre is exciting to me, so I was thrilled to be a part of this production. As it turns out, working with Geoffrey and Sandie has given me both fresh insight on the creative process and much respect for directors and the amount of work and detail they put into a production. Thanks Pickwick Players for providing this experience and offering a unique perspective for a student actor.

Kate CollierStudent Director

Program Messages

Danielle Edmonds, we love watching you on stage! We are so proud of you and that you got the part of Kate. You have shown that “you can do anything you put your mind to” and hard work truly does pay off. We love you! Mom, Dad, Allie, and Nick

Carlos–Tu padre y yo estamos especialmente orgullosos de ustedes. Que realmente nos sorprendió con la forma en que se comprometió a aprender la canción en la guitarra, tomó las lecciones, practica y llegó de forma brillante al tiempo que le va bien en la escuela y el aprendizaje de sus líneas. Bastante impresionante, de verdad! Recuerde que usted puede hacer cualquier cosa–Love mamá y papá.

To our David–We are SO proud of you! You have worked so hard and have been so dedicated to this play and your performance and it shows! GREAT JOB, your best ever, David Gregory! Love, Mom and Dad

Jacob–We think you are amazing. With every production, it is great to watch you grow and learn the wonderful art that is Theater. 2 Musicals and a Drama... What’s next? Have fun and Break A Leg! Love, Mom and Dad

Kayla, always love you, always proud of you. Mom and Dad

Nett, We Love You! Maggie & Henry

Nettie, to quote a well-known idiom in the theatre: “Break a leg!” Affectionately, Uncle Ted, Aunt Kathie, & cousins Justin & Arin

Daughter, Sister, Cousin, NieceYes, everybody wants a piece–To put it simply, you Amaze!Deserving are you, of much Praise! xoxo

Samantha, wishing you a great show and a warm audience. We always enjoy seeing you on stage, Love David and Jarrah.

Congratulations, Ben, on your exceptional performance. Your adventuresomeness amazes us! Love, Mom, Dad & Faith

We are so proud of you, Nettie. You are fabulous! We love you! Love, the Ss

Pickwick PlayersFormed in 2006, Pickwick Players brings affordable, high quality community theater productions and classes to communities in the San Diego area.

Board Members:President Jessica Brandon1st Vice President Alisa Williams2nd Vice President Kirk Valles Treasurer Mark GenoveseSecretary Jennie ConnardParent Liaison Sheri SpectorYouth Ambassador Nettie AllenArtistic Director Cameron Williams

Pickwick Players is an educational theater utilizing both adults and children with varying degrees of knowledge and experience. Participation in our productions is always free.

General Information: 619-334-3450 Box Office: 619-448-5673

Website: http://www.pickwickplayers.net

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Special Thanks:Blanca Delgadillo

Frank Guttiere

OnStage Playhouse

Patio Playhouse

Peggy Schneider

Van Deusen Reporting

Moses Boyajian of 92101SanDiego.com

Donald H. Harrison of San Diego Jewish World

Carlton Oaks School and the Santee School District for providing us with a rehearsal space

Finally, thank you to our wonderful cast, crew, and families for their generous donations of refreshments and wine for the

raffle baskets.

Please turn off all cell phones prior to the performance.The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

OnStage PlayhouseThe Diary of Anne Frank

Runs Nov 4–Dec 4, 2011http://www.onstageplayhouse.org

Patio PlayhousePrairie Lights

Runs Nov 4–20, 2011http://www.patioplayhouse.com

PowPACThe Rainmaker

Runs Oct 21–Nov 20, 2011http://www.powpac.org

Coronado PlayhouseThe Drowsy Chaperone

Runs Oct 28–Dec 4, 2011http://www.coronadoplayhouse.com

Check out what our friends around the county at the other ACT* member theatres are doing! *Associated Community Theatres

Cast Bios

David Gregory (David)David is extremely excited to be returning to Pickwick Players for the fourth time, after appearing in Snoopy!!! as Charlie Brown, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and Seussical. David has had a lot of fun with the cast, the production team, and the experience of David and Lisa. It has been a tremendously enjoyable experience. “Baba Ghanoush.”

Nettie Allen (Lisa)Nettie is delighted to be playing such an amazing character. She was last seen as a Bird Girl in Seussical Jr. She would like to thank everyone in the cast, crew, and production team. Also, thank you to her family and friends for all their support. Offstage, Nettie is a 9th grader who plays the ukulele and likes working backstage too. It has been a spectacular experience. Enjoy the show!

Evan Saldivar (Robert/First Boy)Evan is very pleased to be cast in his first role with Pickwick Players. A freshman and drama student at West Hills, his interest in acting was encouraged at Carlton Oaks School with performances in Curse You, Otis Crummy, The Hollywood Hillbillies, and Days of Our Nights. Evan’s other interests include cross-country, karate, and all forms of comedy. He’d like to thank the production team and cast for this fun and rewarding experience.

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Lisa Burgess (Costume Designer)Lisa has costumed for Scripps Ranch Theatre, OnStage Playhouse, Ariel Performing Arts: New Perspectives Festival, Southwestern College, and DangerHouse Productions. This is her first time working for Pickwick Players.

Chad Oakley (Lighting Designer)Recent work for Pickwick Players includes lighting for Seussical Jr, The Crucible, A Taffeta Christmas, Snoopy!!!, and Annie. Other work: OnStage Playhouse: lighting for Moon over Buffalo and Swingtime Canteen, set design for Sordid Lives, set and light design for Extremities and Rocky Horror Show. Scripps Ranch Theater: lighting and stage managing Crimes of the Heart. Intermission Productions: light design for Swimming in the Shallows and Dog Sees God.

Kurt Dahlvig (Sound Designer)Kurt is excited to be designing the sound for Pickwick Players’ David and Lisa. This is his fifth sound design for Pickwick Players, having worked on Seussical, Joseph, Snoopy!!!, and The Crucible for which he earned an Aubrey Award nomination. Kurt is looking forward to being involved with future productions.

Production Team Bios

Geoffrey A. Cox (Director/Set Designer)Geoffrey is thrilled to be directing for Pickwick Players. He was last seen on our stage in our ‘early years’ (Such N’ Such Productions) as the villainous Bill Sykes in Oliver!. Geoffrey is an accomplished Director, Actor, Playwright, Artist and Teacher. Directing Credits include The Last Five Years*, The Secret Garden*, The Shape of Things, The Music Man, and Little Women. Acting Credits include Cat in Honk!, Monsieur D’Arque in Beauty & the Beast, Van Helsing in Dracula: The Musical, and Paul Bratter in Barefoot in the Park. Playwright Credits include Open Mines and Once Upon a Dream which is now licensed by the Walt Disney Company. He is a member of the Board of Directors for Patio Playhouse and is also actively involved with several children’s theatre programs throughout San Diego and the outlying areas. *denotes Aubrey nominee

Sandie Strauss (Assistant Director)Sandie has, for the past decade or so, been mostly a “behind the scenes” person. She has done everything from running a spotlight, running the house, holding book, keeping the director sane (as assistant director) to co-directing, and probably many other things as well. Sandie is a transplanted New Yorker, originally from Brooklyn, who is very happy to live in San Diego. She’s has lived in Australia and Israel and traveled through Europe but calls San Diego home. When she’s not at the theater, she’s a Medical Staff Coordinator at Scripps Mercy Hospital.

Kate Collier (Student Director/Stage Manager/Understudy)Kate is in the 10th grade at the School of Creative and Performing Arts, where she studies musical theatre. She has been involved in many shows as a performer but never as part of the production team. She is extremely grateful to Pickwick Players for this wonderful opportunity.

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Jacob Rodebaugh (Carlos)Jacob is enjoying the challenge of his first dramatic role. He was previously seen over the summer as the Mayor of Whoville in Pickwick’s production of Seussical Jr. and before that in Joseph. When not acting, Jacob enjoys musical theater, karate, reading, making sushi and watching The Munsters. Thank you to Pickwick Players and his family for their continued support! Special Thanks to Tina at Desert Rose Studio for helping Carlos find his notes and his voice. Gracias!

Ben Cobbs (Simon)Ben is eleven years old and in sixth grade at Carlton Oaks School in Mrs. McGrael’s class. This is his fourth play so far, but his first non-musical. He recently played Pig Pen in Pickwick Players’ mentorship production of Snoopy!!! He lives in Santee with his parents, Miken and Kevin, sister Faith, and twelve pets. He is really excited to be in David and Lisa and hopes the performances go well.

Kayla Solsbak (Josette)Kayla has been involved in over 30 productions and worked extensively at The Old Globe, San Diego Junior Theatre and P.L.A.Y. She is 14, a sophomore at the School of Creative and Performing Arts, an executive member of the La Jolla Playhouse Student Board, a teacher’s aide at Junior Theatre, a Girl Scout, and a Muggle Quidditch team captain. She recently received a National Youth Arts award for her portrayal as Olive in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.

Danielle Diamond (Sandra)Danielle is fifteen years old and attends the San Diego School of Creative and Perfroming Arts (SCPA). She has not been in many plays more exciting than this. This is her first time participating in a Pickwick Players production, and she is very thankful for this opportunity.

Danielle Edmonds (Kate)Danielle is ecstatic to be playing this role in her third show with Pickwick! Danielle has been performing in shows around San Diego since she was three and loves the great experiences. She would like to thank this cast and crew for the great opportunity! When not on stage, Danielle loves to dance, sing, perform with Hillsdale Honors Drama, and hang out with friends and family. Danielle hopes someday to be on Broadway. Thanks for coming!

Sam McCubbin (Second Boy)Sam is a second-year college student who is studying acting at Grossmont Community College. Sam is a San Diego native and is relatively new to the world of theater. His only other show was a Patrick Henry High School production of Pirates of Penzance his senior year where he was cast as the lead role of Frederic. His first love is music, and more specifically, writing songs. He is very pleased to have the opportunity to be a part of the David and Lisa cast!

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“Opening Night” Sponsor Michael’s Printing Company

“Break a Leg” SponsorBill Brace

“Dress Rehearsal” Sponsor renee levineSondy and Bob BermanJeanvieve AllenEdmonds FamilySteve HaimanJardel Family

“Playbill” Sponsor Raylene Wall

“Backstage” Sponsor Art AllenRandy and Kim PrendergastAnonymousCindy and Martin SpectorBarron HenzelPoltorak FamilyKaren HendrickMatt-Navaro FamilyPeter and Diana PoyserDick Znamirowski

“Green Room” SponsorSally Bartlett Philip KueyDennis and Jo Brandon Frank RemiatteAllison Gardenswartz Kim VukasovichMaggie Halowell Rodebaugh Family Nathan and Debbie Shilberg

Pickwick Players Sponsorship Opportunities

Pickwick Players is local nonprofit theater company dedicated to the aid and development of the cultural and performing arts in San Diego community. Our programs help counter‐balance the severe budget cuts that have taken place in our schools by offering educational theatrical experiences at no cost to the performers. In addition, we are able to offer low cost classes and workshops and scholarship programs. We ask that you consider helping Pickwick by becoming a sponsor for our non‐profit organization. Listed below are the different levels of sponsorship. We appreciate your generosity and look forward to seeing you at our performances!

Individual & Corporate Sponsorship Levels

“Opening Night” Sponsor ($2,000) Sponsorship recognition throughout the performance, 12 month ad on website, full page ad in season playbills, table for 6 at the annual fundraising Gala.

“Playbill” Sponsor ($1,000) Sponsorship recognition throughout the performance, 6 month ad on website & ¾ page ad in season playbills, 4 tickets to the annual fundraising Gala.“Break a Leg” Sponsor ($500) Sponsorship recognition throughout the performance, 3 months ad on website & ½ page ad in season playbill, 2 tickets to the annual fundraising Gala.

“Backstage” Sponsor ($250) Sponsorship recognition throughout the performance, 1 month ad on website & ¼ page ad in season playbill, 1 ticket to the annual fundraising Gala.

“Dress Rehearsal” Sponsor ($100) Sponsorship recognition throughout the performance, 1 month ad on website.

“Green Room” Sponsor (Under $100) Sponsorship recognition throughout the performance.

Please send checks to:Pickwick PlayersP.O. Box 16541, San Diego, CA 92176‐0541Questions? Call (619) 334‐3450e‐mail: info@pickwickplayers.net

Thank you for your generosity and support!

Pickwick Players is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Service OrganizationTax Id# 26‐1931458

Joel W. Gossett (Alan)Joel is a veteran of the stage throughout San Diego County, performing with PowPAC, Lyric Opera, and CCT. His last appearance with Pickwick Players was as Jacob in Joseph. Joel is also active in teaching and directing youth theatre with CYT and YAT. He thanks Geoffrey and the production team for casting him in this role, giving him the opportunity to perform with a talent group of “crazy kids!”

Allison MacDonald (Mrs. Clemens)This is Allison’s first show with the Pickwick Players and is happy to be part of a show highlighting San Diego’s talented youth. Most recent credits include a staged reading of David Mamet’s November at Pow Pac, and Welcome to Ramallah for the Resilience of the Spirit Festival at Compass Theatre. Other credits include The Shadow Box and The Dining Room at Scripps Ranch Theatre, Dracula, Isaac I am, On Golden Pond, The Foreigner (Aubrey Award) and Scapino. Thanks to Julius for all of his love and support.

Gregory Batty (Mr. Clemens)Gregory is delighted to make his second appearance with Pickwick Players. His recent productions include A Roman Holiday at Coronado Playhouse, Pickwick Players’ presentation of The Crucible, several staged readings with Chronos Theatre, and DangerHouse Production’s The Final Kiss. He attended San Diego State University and trained at The Mesa College Theatre Company. Gregory would like to thank his friends, family, and his dearest Esther for all of their love and support, because without her it wouldn’t be a show!

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Cameron Williams (John/Producer)Cameron is the Artistic Director of Pickwick Players. He would like to thank Geoffrey for sharing his passion and vision, and Teri Brown for suggesting this show in the first place. Cameron recently produced Seussical, Joseph, and Annie for Pickwick. Recent stage credits include Linus in Pickwick’s Snoopy!!!, Thomas Putnam in The Crucible, and the Baker in OnStage Playhouse’s Into the Woods. By day he teaches eighth grade language arts and history. Love to Bryn and Alisa for their constant support.

Renée Gándola (Maureen)Credits include: The Old Globe: Odyssey (Ithacan), Independent Players: MacBeth (Lady MacDuff), Patio Playhouse: Humble Boy (Flora Humble), CAT: Come Back Little Sheba (Lola), PowPac: You Better Watch Out (Jenny Ryan), Compass Theatre: Britanicuss (Albina), Playwrights Project: Mr. Wade is Dead (Cecilia Duncan), The Courier (Ellen Knox), Olive Tree Players: A Christmas Story (Miss Shields), New Vision Theatre: How the Other Half Loves (Fiona Foster), The Looking Glass Theatre: The Man Who Came to Dinner (Nurse Preen). Renée has a Performance Degree from BYU.

Samantha Goldstein (Barbara)Samantha is thrilled to be making her Pickwick Players debut in David and Lisa. She appeared in Twelfth Night, Sylvia and A Tuna Christmas with Point Loma Actors, and last month in the North Park Playwright Festival. Recently, she directed The Vagina Monologues at the Birch Theater and won runner-up Best Film of 2011 for Sublime Interventions for the San Diego 48 Hour Film Project. She would like to thank her husband, David, and daughter, Jarrah, for their support, and the cast and crew of David and Lisa for a wonderful experience.

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William Parker Shore (Ben/Porter)William is proud to make his Pickwick Players debut. He would like to thank the entire cast and crew, and especially director Geoffrey Cox for all their hard work to make this show such a pleasant experience.

Elizabeth Jimenez (Miss Ferris)Elizabeth is a theatre student at Grossmont College who will be transferring to SDSU next year. San Diego Theatre: Company, Bye Bye Birdie, Latinologues, Come to Life, You Can’t Take It With You (U/S), Commedia Delight, Balboa December Nights: SWC Chamber Singers. Elizabeth is excited to be working with Pickwick Players and this talented cast. She would also like to thank her parents, siblings, and friends for their endless support.

Jessica Borrega (Secretary)Jessica enjoys theater. Previous stage credits include The Octette Bridge Club (Nora) at Community Actors Theatre, George’s Play (Devon) in North Park Vaudeville’s Playwrights Festival, My Three Angels (Mary Louise) at Patio Playhouse, Blood (Louise) at Faultline Theater, and Huckleberry Finn (Mary Jane Wilkes) at Poway Children’s Theater. Jessica lives with her husband, Alex and their Cocker Spaniel, Nessa. “Love to my family, especially Alex and Nessa for making home ‘home.’“