SHANE PETERMAN, PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
PRESENTS
By JANE WAGNER
DIRECTOR | ASHLEY PUCKETT GONZALES |
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER | DAVVI SOLOMON* | |
ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER | RUBY PULLUM |
SCENIC DESIGN | KAE STYRON | |
SOUND DESIGN | REBECCA "BECKI" MCDONALD | |
LIGHTING DESIGN | BRYANT YEAGER | |
COSTUME DESIGN | HOPE COX | |
PROPERTIES DESIGN | RUBY PULLUM | |
ON THE TERRY MARTIN MAIN STAGE
“The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe opened on Broadway at the Plymouth Theatre on September 26, 1985. Directed by playwright Jane Wagner, the production starred Lily Tomlin. After touring extensively with the show, Tomlin returned to Broadway for a limited engagement of the play, opening at the Booth Theatre on November 16, 2000. In January 2022, The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe premiered off-Broadway at The Shed, starring Cecily Strong directed by Leigh Silverman.
This play is a beast. It is a remarkable work and it has been an absolute joy to work with this beautiful team and our incredible Marianne. It takes the audience on an exquisitely crafted journey thru human experience. As we get the pieces of the puzzle the picture of how interconnected we are and how no one is insignificant begins to form. When it all fits together it's truly beautiful. I love the idea of looking at humanity as a whole and without preconceived notions. I love to be reminded of our connection and our beautiful brokenness. I hope you get goosebumps.
MARIANNE GALLOWAY* | TRUDY, et al | |
AVERY BAKER | UNDERSTUDY |
*Appearing through the SPT Agreement between this theatre, WaterTower Theatre, and Actors' Equity Association; the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
NOTE TO AUDIENCE: The videotaping or audio and/or visual recording of this production is a violation of United States Copyright Law and an actionable federal offense.
Nohemi Reynoso, Rev. T.J. Fitzgerald, and First Unitarian Church of Dallas, The Puckett-Gonzales Family, Jeni Stennis, Steven, Zoë, and Archer Galloway, Althea Kearney
Phil Longacre
Rebecca Neef
Steven Pipes
Lauren Baker
Anthony Magee
Craig Sutton
Blake Clemens
Rosalind Benjet
Mervyn Benjet
Nadia Loudon
Tim Horan
Kelly Kirkendoll
Brittany Willis
Shane Peterman | Producing Artistic Director | |
JC Schuster | Associate Producing Artistic Director | |
Kae Styron | Director of Production | |
Brian Gonzales | Grant Specialist | |
Earl Griggs | Bookkeeper & Consultant | |
Erica Harkins | Line Producer | |
Jesse Cohen | IT Consultant | |
Feleceia Wilson Frankie Wilson Gabrielle Steele Sydney Cornelius | Marketing: Zoe Communications Agency | |
Dylan Ray Owen | Patron Services Manager | |
John Rawley | Bar & Concessions Supervisor | |
Rebecca Bongiorno Tatum Eckert Faith Grier Shay Howard Rhonda Rose Gideon Swift Meghan Stewart Fallon Goldsmith | Front of House Associates | |
Kae Styron Edgar Hernandez | WTT Production Staff |
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