Noises Off!

Noises Off! - November 04 - November 06, 2021

Village Tech

Crew Who's Who

Cory Boane

Director

Making her directing debut, Cory Boane is no stranger to the stage. You may have seen her as Prudy Pingleton in Hairspray, a Silly Girl in Beauty and the Beast, an orphan in Annie, and most famously the Wicked Witch of West in The Wizard of Oz. Cory is extremely proud of this company for its hard work and determination to perfect such a complicated show. Cory will also be directing Grease later this season! Cory dedicates this show to her wonderful father who she misses dearly.
Marc Arista

Director

Marc is a mighty fine fella! Joining theater the last thing he thought he would be doing is becoming a Director. Marc is a quiet, thoughtful, detail-oriented guy who loves to sit in the shadows and make others shine. Marc is extremely proud of this cast and says to them with love - In the words of Dotty Otley - "Sardines".
Lydia Taylor

Assistant Director

Prior to becoming the Assistant Director for this show, Lydia dawned the thick purple make-up and wild tentacles of Ursula, the Sea Witch in Little Mermaid. She dazzled us with her acting skills, hilarious comedic timing, and beautiful voice. Stayed tuned, Lydia has a busy season ahead starring in Elf as Ms. Greenway and Grease as Marty!
Laine Cooper

Tech Director

You really don't know VT theater if you don't know Laine Cooper. Laine has been the anchor of VT theater since the moment she arrived to the Village. If there is a show, a production, an event, or anything where that special touch is needed - you can bet Laine Cooper was there in the shadows setting everything up. Her calm, cool demeanor and grit get us through it all.
Josh Butler

Assistant Tech Director

Josh is the kinda guy you can't help but love. He shows up, works hard, takes risks, and always has a smile on his face. You will always find Josh backstage, behind the boards, working lights, and fixing anything that might be in need of a quick repair. If you've ever heard of a "bat signal" for Batman - that's what a Butler-call is for theater!