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Next to Normal

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Don's FB post after the show.
Our happy little cast took their photo together. An impromptu cast photo from the lobby of the Maumee Indoor Theatre.
Don & Rosie greet Natalie Szcerba former student from Northview High School after the show.
From Holly as she was creating the images of the show. A poignant moment featuring Erin Wiley.
From the balcony of the Maumee Indoor Theatre presentation of Next to Normal. View from above.
Tyler Schwanz as Dan Goodman in Next to Normal
Next to Normal performed in concert in the Maumee Indoor Theatre. Money was raised for NAMI - the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
Dan and Diana struggle to make their way through. Tyler and Erin had great chemistry on stage as the Goodmans
Dr. Madden (Matt Richardson) guides Diana Goodman (Erin Wiley) through therapy
Matt Richardson, as Dr. Madden, was compelling in his presentation of the character.
Dr. Fine (Don Wachowiak) helps Diana understand what medications she should be taking.
Henry and Natalie negotiate the beginnings of a relationship. Natalie is afraid of what is going on with the mother.
Erin Wiley as Diane, Jonathon Crawford as Henry, Drew Longmore as Natalie, at the Maumee Indoor Theatre, Issue Box Theatre's inaugural performance of Next to Normal, a pulitzer prize winning musical about a woman living with bipolar disorder.
The focus in the show is Diana and her mental illness journey - what does it mean to get well.
Diana contemplates her choices as son, Gabe, watches
Diana's solo "I miss the mountains" is powerful, compelling and relatable.
Gabe makes his case.
Drew Longmore (Natalie) and Jonathan Crawford (Henry) sing a duet.
Greg Grimes as Gabe "Superboy" was "perfect for us" as the child who did not make it to maturity, but died in infancy... though he still is 'present' for Diana.
Erin Wiley as Diana is GOOD! Or so says Dan.
Dan, Diana and Natalie.
Dan (Tyler Schwanz) contemplates the information Dr. Madden (Matt Richardson) has given him about Diana (Erin)
Drew Longmore as Natalie in Next to Normal
Erin Wiley in a moment of contemplation.
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Company

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From the beginning we were able to share the profits of our work with local agencies who were alleviating the issue addressed in the local community. Company raised funds for local non-profits who were addressing homelessness in the area. EDITED FROM ORIGINAL TO ADD CURRENT WEB INFO
Dynamic audition moment - Bessie Davis and Neil Powell at the piano.
Rehearsing for the wedding.
The girls rehearse their dance number
Kevin Foster runs through the Company numbers.
Blocking another scene.
Sarah (Voice of an angel) Pettee sings in the beginning of the wedding ceremony.
Our Final "Company" Company photo. In rehearsal we discovered what needed to happen on stage.
COMPANY POSTER as designed by Kyle Omlor.
Jen Fackelman at the show with some friends
Kory Meinhart & Courtney Rahe commit to the reality of a married couple's tensions in COMPANY
Will Floss (Paul) and Katelyn Levering (Amy) in COMPANY
Stephanie Dennehy opines about "The Lady Who Lunch"
Bobby's three girlfriends (April, Marta, and Kathy) sing
Cast of Company - how the picture turned out in the show.
Birthday cake for Bobby. Prop made by Belinda Longmore
Neil Powell our music director had his birthday during our rehearsals so we got him a cake.
Amy Corser adjusts some things while waiting for the show to start of the show at the Ohio Theatre.
Genuine friendship are made in theatre and through creating relationships on stage and off.
Lindsey McMullen in Company - what a delight to work with artists who pour their everything into the shows we create.

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High School Day

Remember Me

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The DVD opening screen for the Remember Me Production
Remember Me CEU Workshop for those working with people living with dementia
Kate and Diane are having a visit, while Jane watches on from the doorway.
In act 2 of the play, Diane is represented by two actors - the one who represents the body which is in decline physically - the other who is the "spark" of who Diane is, the artist, poet and thoughtful human.
Neil Powell, Assistant Director, takes the break to dance a little - maybe practicing for his American Idol audition?
Mom and daughter express their frustration and anguish.
The kids are unsettled by the changes they see in their mother.
Jane brings Leo a birthday cake.
Carol Erford (Gloria) gives Diane (Tami Murry some new markers!
Jessica Parker takes the markers that Diane has removed from activities.
The kids discuss what is happening to mom, before leaving the eldest Jane to deal with telling mom their decision to place her in a senior living facility.
The kids discuss what is happening to mom, before leaving the eldest Jane to deal with telling mom their decision to place her in a senior living facility.
The good nurse discusses Diane's care with her daughter, Kate.
Diane consumes herself in her art while George deals with frustration.
Diane loses herself in her art.
George decompresses after dealing with the life changes that are going on.
Jessica Parker played the "Bad" nurse. Maybe just immaturity prevented her from being more capable and caring. But really, her character was written that way!
Testimonial from Visiting Angels company
Presenting Max Max Knox Cleary’s Remember Me as a CEU for Field Instructors at the University of Toledo!
When the intern tries to transcribe a voice and movement exercise!
Max and Rosie making notes.
Our newspaper advertisement.
Playwright and passionate social worker pictured in a happy moment.
Diane "sees" heaven for the first time.
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Every Brilliant Thing

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