Performance Title
Program
Brochure / Program (245 KB)
Link to Full Performance Video
Link to Full Performance Video
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Date(s) of Performance
April 13th, 14th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd 2022
Created by
Dan LeFranc
Directed by
Susan Kerner
Performers/Artists
Isaiah Robinson, Templar Wright, Joe Baez, Kira Merkel, Emery Myers, Caitlyn Capre, Jordan Boone, Jax Azoff, Sydney Coleman, Alex Fontes, Arianna Marmol, Understudies, Sydney Coleman, Nina DiNorscio, Alex Fontes, Arianna Marmol
Production Crew
Maggie-Ann Aube | Assistant Director Junyla Silmon | Assistant Costume Designer Rebecca O’Neill | Assistant Set Designer Glory de la Cruz | Assistant Lighting Designer Rebecca O’Neill | Assistant Prop Head Kate Repp | Wardrobe Head Charlotte Labudde | Wardrobe Crew Liam Driscoll, Jessica Gold | Crew/Ushers Nina DiNorscio, Arianna Edmondson | Assistant Stage Managers
Production Staff
Heather Benton | Coordinator of Acting Mysti Stay | Coordinator of Design, Technology, and Management Peter J. Davis | Production Manager Mary Gragen | Assistant Production Manager Cyndi Kumor | Production Associate Lisa Grimes | Social Media and Promotion Manager Linda Moats | House Manager Dalton Gorden | Production Office Assistant Erhard Rom | Scenic Mentor Benjamin Merrick | Technical Director Daniel Graham | Assistant Technical Director Daniel Haussler | Head Carpenter Jeanette Meises | Scenic Charge Artist Alison Merrick | Props Supervisor Robin McGee | Costume Design Mentor Judith Evans | Costume Shop Supervisor Jeanette Aultz | Assistant Costume Shop Supervisor Amanda Phillips-Balingit, Katie Pippin, Robin Ankerich | Drapers Marlene Olson Hamm | Wardrobe Supervisor Courtney Smith | Hair and Makeup Design Mentor Nicholas Kolin | Lighting Design Mentor Osman M. Morales | Head Electrician Zachary Brienza | Assistant Electrician Megan Culley | Sound Design Mentor Daniel Gonko | Head Sound Technician Mysti Stay | Stage Management Mentor
Summary
Somewhere in America, in a typical restaurant on a typical night, Sam and Nicole first meet. Sparks fly. And so, begins the extraordinary tale of five generations of an ordinary family, from first kiss to final good-bye. Packed with humanity and humor, The Big Meal chronicles the loves, trials, and resilience of modern families. Playwright Dan LeFranc won the 2010 NYT Outstanding Playwright Award for this big-hearted, theatrically inventive comedy.
Disciplines
Theatre and Performance Studies
Recommended Citation
Department of Theatre and Dance, "The Big Meal" (2022). Spring 2022. 3.
https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/theatre-dance-performances-2022-spring/3