How I Learned To Drive
By Paula Vogel
Directed by Stephanie Bachula
How I Learned To Drive tells the story a young girl coming of age in the 1960s. The play follows Li'l Bit through encounters with her quirky family and a disturbing relationship with a middle-aged uncle. Vogel's Pulitzer Prize-winning piece is a darkly funny and touching exploration of growing up and learning about love, life, and the rules of the road.
Thursday, March 29th, 7pm
Friday, March 30th, 11pm
Saturday, March 31st, 6pm
Iron Gate Theatre
Tickets are $10 (or $8 with a PennCard)
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Production Staff
Meredith Weber |
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Producer |
Lauren Winkler |
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Assistant Producer |
Maggie Howard |
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Stage Manager |
Julia Kahn |
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Assistant Stage Manager |
Emer O'Callaghan |
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Dramaturge |
Cast
Alex Buder Shapiro |
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Li'l Bit |
Eric Stone |
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Uncle Peck |
Claire Stapleton |
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Teenage Greek Chorus |
Nathan Lee |
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Male Greek Chorus |
Emer O'Callaghan |
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Female Greek Chorus |
Team Set
Marissa Krupen |
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Jaime Shapiro
Dan Singer
Nate Sokol
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Team Lights
Elliot Gordon |
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Matt Gruskin |
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Assistant Designer |
Haidee Wong |
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Projection Designer |
Dan Ross
Matt Wolf |
Team Sound
JJ Huber |
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Team Props
Alix Winter |
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Jessica Deimel
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Team Costumes
Rebecca Orel |
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Team Publicity
Michael Sloan Warren
Lauren Kemp
Haidee Wong
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Stephanie Bachula
Stephanie Bachula is a junior majoring in English with an emphasis in Creative Writing. She has acted, written, and directed for the stage, as well as taking on various technical positions. She has nothing but love for Front Row, with whom she has worked since she was cast as Callie in Stop Kiss her freshman year. After interning at the Kelly Writer's House over the summer and studying abroad in London in the fall, she is very excited to take on this challenging and fun production.
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