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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S NOTE
As The Sarasota Players steps into an exciting new chapter, we find ourselves at a powerful moment of reflection and possibility. With new leadership and an energized Board of Directors who bring both deep roots and fresh perspective, we are standing at the threshold of a renewed vision, one that honors our past while boldly shaping our future As Artistic Director, I am incredibly proud and excited to help guide this next era as we move toward an extraordinary milestone: 100 years as Sarasota’s oldest theatre.
Our focus is clear We are committed to strengthening our mission and investing in what has always made The Sarasota Players special. At our heart, we are not simply a building or a stage, we are a community A community of artists, students, educators, volunteers, audiences, and supporters who believe in the power of storytelling and the transformative impact of theatre and theatre education. It is this shared passion that has carried us through decades of change and continues to propel us forward.
This season reflects that belief. It is rooted in connection, creativity, and courage, celebrating voices both familiar and new, honoring tradition while embracing innovation, and creating space for learning, growth, and joy. Whether you are joining us as a lifelong patron or stepping into our theatre for the very first time, you are an essential part of this story.
We are playing on. We are building toward the future with intention and heart. And as we return for our third act, we do so together, grateful for where we’ve been, inspired by where we’re going, and ready to continue telling stories that bring us closer, challenge us, and remind us why live theatre matters.
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DIRECTOR’S NOTE
The Crucible is a bear of a play. The language is dense, written in the 1950s to sound like 1692 (thanks, Arthur Miller), and the subject matter is weighty, layered, and deeply human. No character is ever quite what they seem at first. As the story unfolds, we see more of their deception, their justification, and sometimes their goodness, despite that very human tendency to stumble.
One of the things I love most about community theatre is the opportunity to take on work like this. A play by a beloved American playwright that’s also a historical drama about the Salem witch trials and an allegory for McCarthyism? It’s big It asks a lot of everyone involved. And together, we leaned into that challenge, exploring these characters, their relationships, and the complicated emotions that drive them. We all learned something along the way. I know this process stretched me as a director, and I believe it did the same for our incredibly committed cast.
Our goal has been to make this story feel immediate, to remind us that it’s just as relevant today as it was in the 1600s or the 1950s. From the staging to the costumes, we’ve worked to place you right inside the world of the play: the meeting house, the Proctors’ home, the jail. While rooted in the period, you may notice small visual choices that feel familiar, subtle cues that help connect these characters to how we see people today.
Whether you already love this play or you’re someone who didn’t quite “get it” in high school, you’re welcome here. We want this story to feel alive, urgent, and accessible.
At its core, this play should simmer with intensity, like a crucible itself. Pressure builds. Heat rises. And what’s inside each character is revealed. I hope you leave with a deeper understanding, a renewed appreciation, and maybe even a sense of wonder at this story and the history it reflects. Because in many ways, it is our history.
Thank you for supporting live, purely local theatre. We appreciate you more than you know.
Amanda Heisey Director
THE THECRUCIBLE CRUCIBLE Arthur Miller’s
DIRECTOR
Amanda Heisey
STAGE MANAGER
Jalex Scott
CREATIVE TEAM
Lighting Design
Ethan Vail
Sound Design
Amanda Heisey
Costume Design
Jill Castle
Scenic Designer
Brian F Finnerty
Props
Brian F. Finnerty
Scenic Painter
Logan Junkins
Audrey Phillipi
Brian F. Finnerty
ASST. STAGE MANAGER
Audrey Phillipi
Costume Shop Manager
Jill Castle
Production Manager
Brian F. Finnerty
Tech Associate
Steve Patmagrian
Technical Director
Scott Schuster
Asst. Technical Director
Logan Junkins
Dramaturg
Ariella PIzarro-Johnston
ANY VIDEO AND/OR AUDIO RECORDING OF THIS PRODUCTION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED
CAST THE THECRUCIBLE CRUCIBLE
Abigail Williams… Jamie Saunders
John Proctor … Vincent Pearson
Elizabeth Proctor … Ariana Fitzgerald
Mary Warren … Delaney Lockwood
Rev. John Hale … Adrian Van Stee
Rev. Samuel Parris … Kelly Leissler
Thomas Putnam … Joseph Smith
Deputy Governor Danforth … Ren Pearson
Judge Hathorne/ Hale U/S … Tom Horton
Giles Corey … Scott Schuster
Ann Putnam/Sarah Good … Meredith Templeton
Rebecca Nurse … Mary Alexander
Francis Nurse … Martin Nicholas
Ezekiel Cheever/ Proctor U/S … Drake Crandus
Tituba … Alyssa Baker
Mercy Lewis/Abigail U/S … Ella Aleksandrowski
Susanna Walcott … Malea Benson
Betty Parris … Joya Suter
Salem Girl/ Mary/Susanna/Mercy U/S … Makena Benson
Salem Girl/ Betty U/S … Noelle Luhmer
Martha Corey/ Sarah/Rebecca U/S ... June Hursh
Setting
ACT I-Scene 1:Abedroom in Rev. Parris’house, Salem, Massachusetts, in the spring of the year 1692.
ACT I-Scene 2:The common room of Proctor’s house, eight days later.
Intermission
ACT II-Scene 1: Five weeks later.Awood.
ACT II-Scene 2:The vestry of the Salem Meeting House, two weeks later.
ACT II-Scene 3:Acell in Salem jail, three months later.
THE THECRUCIBLE CRUCIBLE
BIOS
Jamie Saunders (Abigail Williams) is honored to work on this play. Theatrical credits include I’m Gonna Marry You, Tobey Maguire (Dingbat Theatre Project), Fun Home (Sarasota Players), and Our Town (Asolo Rep). Aside from acting, they love scrap-booking, yoga, dance, writing poetry, playing ukulele and guitar, and modeling. Jamie is a proud Alumnus of Pace University (BA), and Florida State University/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training (MFA). Instagram: @jamiecsaunders. www.jamiesaunders.me
Vincent Pearson (John Proctor) attended Booker High School where he was in the VPA theatre program in such shows as Fiddler on the Roof, The Crucible, and James and the Giant Peach. He’s happy to be doing his first show with his theatrical inspiration and brother Ren Pearson, Vincent has also performed in Gothic Library in shows such as Dracula and Frankenstein. “I’d like to thank The Players for the opportunity to take such a complex role and thank you to my family. I also wanna’ shout out all fellow veterans in the arts.”
Ariana Ajenè (Elizabeth Proctor) is glad to be working with The Players again! She was previously in their production of Rent as Joanne and is excited to share The Crucible with audiences. Ariana would also like to thank her friends, family, and mentors for their continued support, encouragement, and guidance The arts are important now more than ever, and she wants to thank you for supporting live theater. Hope you enjoy the show! instagram: @arianaajene
Delaney Lockwood (Mary Warren) is a junior in the IB Diploma program at Venice High School and has previously been seen on The Players Main Stage as Beth in Little Women: The Broadway Musical and JoJo Jones in Let It Be. Recently recognized as a Keynote Emerging Artist of Promise with Southeastern Theatre Conference, Delaney has also received recognition/awards for playwriting She’s honored to be part of this production with such a supportive and fun group of people and is proud to be a former Players Kid!
Adrian Van Stee (Ren. John Hale) is thrilled to be returning to The Players in The Crucible, where he recently appeared in Rent, Cabaret, and Into the Woods. Other Sarasota credits: Heathers and Speakeasy Alice at Dingbat and Theatre Odyssey’s 10-Minute Play Festival. When not on stage, Adrian is the in-house photographer and filmmaker at Asolo Rep and photographs a variety of theatre and editorial projects around Sarasota. Instagram: @adrianvanstee
Kelly Leissler (Rev. Samuel Parris) is excited to appear as Reverend Parris in The Crucible. Earlier this season, he played George in The Wedding Singer: The Musical, directed by his husband. Kelly studied musical theatre in Manhattan and loves immersive storytelling, both onstage and in theme parks. He is grateful to be part of this cast and hopes you enjoy the show.
Joseph Smith (Thomas Putnam) is happy to be back on stage at The Sarasota Players in this exciting production. Joe is an actor and playwright who has appeared in many venues in the BradentonSarasota-Venice region, most recently at the AMI Players in Communicating Doors, at the Manatee Players in Merrily We Roll Along and Evita, and at Venice Theatre in Calendar Girls and The Rainmaker.
Ren Pearson (Deputy Governor Danforth) is a Ringling College Graduate with a BFA in Film, and Artistic Director/writer/editor for Gothic Library Productions, Sarasota's premier Radio Theater company. Notable roles include Malvolio in Twelfth Night, Harold Hill in The Music Man, Edgar Evans in Terra Nova, Charlie in The Foreigner, Slash Murphy in Zombie Town, Tybalt in Romeo and Juliet, and the voice of Eeyore for The Gothic Library's Winnie-the-Pooh. He would like to thank his partner Sarah and his cats, Dinah and Edgar.
Tom Horton (Judge Hathorne) is a Sarasota-based stage actor originally from England. Some of his notable previous roles include, MacBeth in MacBeth, Biff in Death of a Salesman, Arthur Kipps in The Woman In Black, Tobey Maguire in I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire, and Victor Frankenstein in Frankenstein
Scott Schuster (Giles Corey) After an eight-year hiatus, Scott is thrilled to return to the stage. Favorite past roles include the Emcee in Cabaret, Adult Male in Spring Awakening, and Ichabod Crane in a national tour of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Offstage, Scott serves as Technical Director for The Sarasota Players, where he continues to support and shape the theatrical community behind the scenes.
Meredith Templeton (Ann Putnam/Sarah Good) is from Chicago, where she was a professional actress for over 11 years, playing Christine in My Sister in this House, Lulu in The Birthday Party, and Anna in Anna Christie. Since moving to Sarasota in 2018, she has appeared with The Players in Winter Flowers (Rosie, dir. Jalex Scott) and the New Play Festival’s Yume and Me. She is honored to be part of this cast and grateful for Amanda’s direction. Love to her family and fellow cast.
Mary Alexander (Rebecca Nurse) is happy to be back on The Players’ stage after making her Florida debut in Into The Woods (Cinderella’s mom, Granny) in 2025 after a 13-year absence from the stage. Mary appeared in 49 productions in the Chicago area over 32 years. Favorite roles include Anna Leonowens in The King & I (twice); Fiona in Brigadoon, Florence Vassy in Chess, Pam in Baby (twice), Sister Mary Amnesia in Nunsense, Sarah in Guys & Dolls, and Sally in Follies Thank you for supporting live theatre.
Martin Nicholas (Francis Nurse) This is Martin's third appearance for The Players, following Twelfth Night and Lateral Moves. He has performed several times at State College of Florida, most recently as Death in Everyman: A Morality Play. He will be seen later this year in the horror film Jack-O 2: Blood Moon Rising. His first book, Nazi Villains in Horror Movies, was published in January by BearManor Media.
Drake Crandus (Ezekiel Cheever) is very excited to be in this production of The Crucible! He has recently been seen in West Side Story as Diesel at SCF. Previously, he played Reverend Parris in high school (Kelly, I’m coming for you). He is very excited to be in this show and would like to give a thank you to the director, Amanda and the stage manager, Jalex for making this all happen. He would also like to thank his friends for always supporting him! “Enjoy!”
Alyssa Baker (Tituba) is a graduate of the Booker High VPA program and is so excited to be back on The Players stage! She feels so lucky to be doing such an intense show with such lovely people that make it feel so easy. Everyone in this cast and crew has made this such a wonderful experience and I hope you can feel the love and care we put into this show while you watch it! Thanks for coming <3
Ella Aleksandrowski (Mercy Lewis) is overjoyed to be making her Sarasota Players debut as Mercy Lewis! she has recently appeared at the Venice Theatre (Maeve in The Grownups) and Ovation (Fate 2 in Hadestown). she’s a huge fan of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, particularly the fresh perspective brought to the text by the Broadway production of John Proctor is the Villain. Ella thanks her mother, as well as The Crucible cast and crew! :)
Malea Benson (Susanna Walcott) is very excited to be in this production of The Crucible. She has recently been seen here at The Players in Annie the Musical as Star to Be! Her most recent shows include The Wizard of Oz (Miss Gulch, Wicked Witch), The Diary of Anne Frank(Mrs. Van Daan). She would like to give a big thank you to the director, Amanda and the wonderful stage manager, Jalex for making this happen and keeping us all sane during this rehearsal process She would also like to thank her friends and family for always supporting her through the highs and lows. “Enjoy the show! Love ya mwah mwah”
Joya Suter (Betty Parris) is a homeschool student who loves to sing and loves being on stage. You’ve probably seen her in musical theater Studio shows, most recently as Clarisse in Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief, Patrice in 13 Jr., and Cinderella in Cinderella Jr. Other favorite shows include Peter and the Starcatcher and It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s Superman Joya thanks Ms Amanda for her first mainstage role and her mom for ongoing support.
Makena Benson (Salem Girl) is studying at SCF as a musical theater major and is so blessed to be in her 3rd show with The Players! She was recently Minnie in West Side Story (SCF). She gives all the thanks to Amanda, Jalex, and the rest of the wonderful crew as well as of course her fellow castmates :) Theater has always been such an important art, especially now, so thank you for coming to experience live theatre, and she hopes we can let you be present in this oh-sotimeless story for a while.
Noelle Luhmer (Salem Girl) This is not Noelle’s first show with the Players, but it is her first non-student production (gosh, they grow up so fast). As a descendant of both witches and accusers, a lover of religious horror, and an avid listener of Ethel Cain, Noelle could not be more thrilled to be a part of telling this unsettling yet forever timely story. She also wants to add that she can’t cry on command, so clap extra hard when she pretends or she might cry for real.
June Hursh (Martha Corey) is thrilled to make her Sarasota Players mainstage debut. Originally from the West Coast and raised in Mexico, she has lived in cities across the U.S., from NYC to Seattle. She is honored to bring Martha Corey to life in this production while also serving as an understudy for three additional roles. June sends a sincere thank you to Amanda for this opportunity, to her parents for their constant love and support, her bestie Meredith, and the amazing cast and crew.
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PRODUCTION TEAM
Amanda Heisey (Director) is thrilled to have the opportunity to direct such a classic, timely piece of American theatre. Past directorial credits include: Little Women: The Broadway Musical, Miracle on 34 Street: The Live Musical Radio Play, and Forbidden Broadway (The Sarasota Players), Urinetown (Dingbat Theatre Project) and Yard Sale the Musical (Venice Theatre). Favorite theatrical roles include: Sally Bowles - Cabaret (Sarasota Players) Velma Kelley - Chicago, Yitzhak - Hedwig..., (Dingbat Theatre Project), Maggie the Cat - Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and Magenta - The Rocky Horror Show (Venice Theatre). Her burlesque persona Karma Kandlewick has allowed her perform across the state and country, and she is co-producer of Hard Heart Burlesque. All my love to Brian and our two cat children.
Jalex Scott (Stage Manager) is excited to be stage managing this powerful and relevant show. He has been seen onstage at The Sarasota Players many times, but most recently he has been mastering his backstage chops. He directed The Sarasota Players production of The Wedding Singer The Musical and stage managed Metamorphosis.
Jill Castle (Costume Designer) joined The Players in April 2025, assuming the roles of Costume Shop Manager and Costume Designer. Her professional background includes extensive experience in costume design, costume shop management, and a love for vintage and historical costuming with a twist. Designing with Director Amanda Heisey's vision opened up the traditional looks for women in The Crucible and gave way to more exciting colors creating multiple layers to each character's story. Notable design and builds for The Players during the 96th season- Beetlejuice Jr, The Little Mermaid Jr, Metamorphoses, Happy Endings Wedding Chapel, Les Mis School Edition, Annie, Wedding Singer, Sleepy Hollow and the 2025-2026 season for Sarasota Jewish Theatre. Beyond her work within the costume shop she can be found engaging in various professional dance and character entertainment activities throughout the Tampa Bay area.
Ariella Pizarro-Johnston (Dramaturg) has been honored to be the dramaturg for this production of The Crucible While she has been a part of past productions as a cast member, including American Idiot and Rent, it has been a joy to assist this production in a new capacity. As a high school English Teacher who teaches The Crucible every year, she believes that it is integral for her students to have a deep understanding of Arthur Miller's allegorical intentions in writing the play, the historical and social context of the Salem Witch Trials, and the play's unfortunate recurring relevance. She is thankful to have been able to merge her love of education and the arts with the support of Amanda and the rest of this incredibly talented cast and crew.
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