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Placer Community Theater is a nonprofit adult theater group established in 2002. Our goal is to provide quality entertainment to the people of Placer County and surrounding areas. Placer Community Theater currently provides (2) performances per season and is committed to encouraging community involvement in the arts. We offer scholarships to local youth who are interested in pursuing an education in acting or other technical theater programs. Get more information about Placer Community Theater...

2007/2008 OFFICERS President:  Sally Gardner Vice President:  Erick Lindley Secretary:  Diane Ott Treasurer:  Linda Hefti Public Relations Representative:  Brenda Lindley Associate Board Members:  Bill Hefti & Alana Kilborn

Jeri Bliss
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I have had a passion for dance and musical theater since childhood and although I did not become the professional dancer that I dreamed of, I have renewed my passion by being involved with Placer Community Theater.

Anthony Broadbent
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	Since August of 2007
Interesting places where you have lived:	I moved here from Salisbury, MD - the area is called the Eastern Shor' of Delmarva, after being there for about 27 years. Other places include the Washington D.C. area, Chicago and Nebraska.
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I have been supporting the technical side of productions since the the summer of 1974. For the last 19 years I was The Director of Event Services at Salisbury University. I have worked thousands of events from basic lectures, to outdoor festivals, to variety shows, dance concerts, rock concerts, touring groups and even professional wrestling (it's art in a special way).
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I am termanilly single and need to solve that. I moved to the area to be close to my many relatives from my Father's side of the family.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I only "Officially" acted once. I was in the Christmas Carol as a little kid. When I was supposed to stand up from my wheelchair and act surprised, I was actually scared to death. The audience must have thought I was a great actor. I decided at that moment (or maybe others decided for me) that I should stay far away from the stage and help run the lights and sound equipment.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	When I have free time, I like to get in my car and get lost. Wherever a road or funny sign leads me is awesome. I have pictures of almost every State Capitol, I've been to the SPAM Museum, tons of National Parks and Momuments and have had many great conversation with people from all over the United States.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	The applause or the tears, along with the friendships that are created and the pride of doing things right. A technical person shouldn't be noticed, but if they do their jobs right, they can make plays/events memorable and hopefully inspire some great things to come.

Fred Burks
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I am a retired teacher and live in Auburn with my wife Pauline.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	I have been involved in community theater for over 40 years and 100+ plays--from the West Bay to the foothills. My favorite roles include: Sir Thomas More in "A Man For All Seasons" with the Lafayette Dramateurs; Joseph in "My Three Angels" with Volcano Theatre; Horace Vandergelder in "Hello Dolly" with Magic Circle Theatre in Roseville.

Chuck Carroll
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	My wife and I retired up here (Georgetown) six years ago.
Interesting places where you have lived:	Born and raised in Livermore California, therefore, none.
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I am a retired failures analyst. My wife owns an irrigation design firm called Brookwater.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	One daughter and one granddaughter.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	Varied and lengthy. Director, producer, actor, singer, dancer. Performed in over fifty productions in the bay area, including Equity and amateur.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Avid fly fisherman, travel, working on our 45 acre horse ranch.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	Directing, but I love to sing.

Courtney Conklin
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	I just recently moved to Auburn. I Lived with my parents in Penn Valley for 7 years Before that San Jose, Lancaster, Cool, and a few others.
Interesting places where you have lived:	Well the WHOLE Northern California area has always been pretty interesting. I would have to say San Jose had many good memories.
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	All the good jobs start before I wake up.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I am one of 10 kids, My parents are great!
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I started in middle school, doing little shows that middle schools do. I really began at Nevada Union High School. I was a National Thespian for 3 years, and in the Advanced drama for 3 years. I competed in acting competitions including, monologues, duos, one acts, and other pieces. I did many workshops in Improvisation. Throughout high school, I performed in numerous productions, including; Humble Boy (Rosie Pye), and Annie (Miss Hannigan). I am now in Placer Community theatre, doing my first production with them, “Exit the Body” as Jenny.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Watching television series, going to concerts, helping people, eating sushi, reading, and listening to music.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	Acting. I love being able to have people appreciate my talents in portraying other people. The rush on stage. Being able to make people feel off of your performance. So many things about theatre are rewarding for me.

Duane Causie
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	18 months in Auburn
Interesting places where you have lived:	Lived in California, Illinois, Michigan, Virginia, Washington, Japan, Phillippines, Guam & Hawaii. Oh yes, and Korea for 11 months.
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	23 years in the U.S. Navy, 17 years UC San Diego Medical Center
Family information you would like to share publicly:	Married 51 years, 3 sons, 2 grandchildren
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	Co-Founder and President of Bonita Valley Players, Bonita, CA Acted in various plays starting in 3rd grade. Some of the other plays I participated in are: The Odd Couple, Farewell Farewell Eugene, Opal is A Diamond, Actor's Nightmare, The Little Foxes, Another Part of the Forest, 1776, Don't Drink The Water, If Men Played Cards Like Women and many more. Acted and Directed in many variety shows.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	None, theater is my LIFE!
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	Creating laughter and enjoyment for my audience.
Shannon Delzer
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	About 9 years, but currently in Roseville
Interesting places where you have lived:	Orange County and Long Beach
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	Elementary School Teacher; summer job as a director/choreographer at a performing arts camp for kids.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	Married to fellow actor George Delzer.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	Placer High School Musicals 1994 - 1996; Music & More Musicals 1993 - 1995; Choreographer Director for City of Rocklin Summer Camp summers 2002 - present; sevreal choral groups at Placer, Sierra, and Long Beach State.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	My latest - knitting! Also, camping, bike riding, and board games (love 'em!)
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	Although I LOVE to be onstage, I really feel that directing/choreographing a show is the MOST rewarding (at least when working with kids).
George Delzer
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	I've lived here for about 1 year and the rest of my life in the Roseville area.
Interesting places where you have lived:	Auburn!
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I get to mold young minds and clown around while doing it.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I love my family dearly, even though they can be a little nutty at times, including my half bro Jeff.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I have two...Yipee! The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged and If Men Played Cards As Women Do. Wow!
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Hiking, climbing, running, biking, music & etc.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	I love the entertain and this is the best way to do it.
Sally Gardner
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	22 years (same house in Lake of the Pines)
Interesting places where you have lived:	Anchorage Alaska, 1955
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I owe, I owe, so off to work I go
Family information you would like to share publicly:	Two daughters
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	Music Man, South Pacific, Damn Yankees, Anything Goes, Annie Get Your Gun, Fiddler on the Roof Let’s Murder Marsha
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Golfing, taking classes at Sierra College
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	It gave me the opportunity to perform on stage with my two daughters and I love making people laugh.
Jeff Gregory
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	All my life - 30 years
Interesting places where you have lived:	South Sacramento for 6 months
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I get to mentor and play with kids on a daily basis.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	My family is CRAZY!! George is my half brother.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	Acted in two musicals and two operas. Designed sound for 15 shows at CSUS and five included original music that I composed.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Music
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	Design and Theater Tech
Pam Harrold
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	In 1983 I became the choreographer for the Placer High School Spring Musical productions here in Auburn.
Interesting places where you have lived:
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	In the fall of 1984 my husband Jim and I opened Pamelot – A School of Dance. The fall of 2003 marked the opening of Placer Community Theater at Theatre Pamelot, “The Biggest Little Theatre in Auburn”.
Family information you would like to share publicly:
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I began studying dance at 3 years old. I began performing on stage at age 4. When I was 18, I became a professional performer in the musical theatre world. For the next forty-one years I performed on the professional stage, toured with the gospel singing group (Liteside), taught dancing and choreographed (including 44 musicals) for different organizations, other performing groups, and schools throughout greater Sacramento region. I added 13 TV commercials and appearances in TV movies to since 1987.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Dance
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	All
Jim Harrold
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	Theatre Pamelot is currently the home of Placer Community Theater, Pamelot’s dance company Rhythm ‘n Motion, and 54 dance classes per week with over 500 student hours.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I was introduced to theater on my wedding day. Until then I did not know what the words theater and performing arts meant. My new wife, Pam, had been performing since she was three years old. And for me, on that day, a new venture started.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	To date I have built more props and sets than I can count. Together with Pam, we have produced, designed, and staged more than 30 professional shows and an uncountable number of amateur shows. I designed and built both indoor and outdoor stages and sets for both professional, high school, and amateur productions. Three years ago I designed and built a small theater in the dance studio that Pam started 25 years ago.
Bill Hefti
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	My wife Linda and I have lived at Lake of the Pines since 1991.
Interesting places where you have lived:	I lived in Vicenza, Italy four years where I attended High School as an "Army Brat," and Rothweston, Germany for 3 years serving in the Army.
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I'm an R&D Program Manager working in Hewlett Packard's Enterprise Storage Division at Roseville, and I serve as an ordained member of the clergy staff at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Auburn.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	Linda and I have two daughters Brenda and Tarajoy, both of whom are presently living in California.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I've played roles in Annie Get Your Gun, Anything Goes, Damn Yankees, and How To Succeed in Business with the Placer Adult School Theater Group at the Placer High School Auditorium. I've worked back-stage managing the sound of Oh Fudge, Let's Murder Marsha, and various musical reviews performed by the Placer Community Theater (PCT) group at Pamelot's "Best Little Theater" in Auburn.
Linda Hefti
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	About 14 years
Interesting places where you have lived:	I lived near the banks of the Navesink River in Red Bank, NJ for 40 years.
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I am an Optician for Dr. Daniel S. Foreman in Auburn, CA.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I have been married for 35 years and have two daughters and a wonderful son-in-law.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I've been involved with Placer Adult School and Placer Community Theater for many years acting in supporting roles.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	I am an avid golfer, and I like to gold pan, hike, and sew.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	It's so nice once in a while to become someone else and leave the real world behind.
Leslie Holland
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	I recently moved to the Auburn area from Reno, NV.
Interesting places where you have lived:	Many places in Southern California
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I have spent most of my life inside of a theatre, beginning at a local community theatre in La Habra, CA at the age of 10. From my first role as a maid in “Snow White”, to flying to Neverland as Wendy in “Peter Pan” to a 6 month dinner theatre run as Ermengarde in “Hello Dolly!”, I performed as an actor/singer/dancer for 15 years. In college, I moved on to choreographing children’s theatre, and then fell in love with directing. After receiving my bachelor’s degree in Theatre Education, I immediately began working as a theatre arts teacher in Riverside, CA. For four years, I taught grades 9-12 and directed three to four shows a year, during which time I completed my master’s degree in Directing.
Connie Holt
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	11 years
Interesting places where you have lived:	Santa Barbara, Pebble Beach, Tahoe City and Saratoga, but I love Auburn the best!
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I was an attorney for several years practicing real estate and bankruptcy law. Now I sell real estate for Coldwell Banker and love being able to help people find the home of their dreams, or sell their home when life has brought them a change.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	We were raised in the Bay Area, but all of my siblings (2 brothers and a sister) migrated this way so we are all close by.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I have performed in Annie Get Your Gun, Anything Goes, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and 12 Angry Men with the Placer Adult School; The Temp, Oh Fudge, Secrets Every Smart Traveler Should Know, and Exit the Body with Placer Community Theater.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Outside of theater, I like hiking, skiing, gardening, cooking, sewing and entertaining.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	I'm terrified of public speaking, but as a character, I love getting on stage and making people laugh.
Brian Jagger
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	First moved to the Auburn area in 1981, left in 2000 after graduating form Placer High School in 1996. Moved back to Placer County in late 2006.
Interesting places where you have lived:	Orange County and the San Francisco Bay Area.
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	Field Representative, Placer County District 4 Supervisor Kirk Uhler.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	Married for almost 10 years to Jessica. We have two children, Kayla and Lindsey.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	Performed in plays at Auburn’s Music & More as well as through Placer Adult School.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Time with my family.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	The ability to allow people to take a mental break from life and enjoy an acted out story. I am also particularly fond of making people laugh.
Greg Jewett
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	I think it’s been eighteen years, now.
Interesting places where you have lived:	I lived in Berkeley for twelve years, barely experiencing any breaks in the action!
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I’m an indexer. (A whaaaat?) I create those things you can find in the backs of books which hopefully help you find those things in the rest of the book. It’s not playing lead guitar for a hot rock group, or centerfield for the Yankees, but I love my job in many ways!
Family information you would like to share publicly:	My fifteen-year-old theatrical son kindled the dramatic fires in me.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I was Grandpa Joe in Music and More’s production of “Charlie & The Chocolate Factory,” and was Monsieur Dufarge in “A Little Princess,” also produced by them.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Running, reading, cats, hanging out with my friends…
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	Developing the character I’m playing, and interacting with the rest of the cast both onstage and, as we grow to know each other, outside the theater.
Alana Kilborn
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	Moved to Auburn in 1988, moved to Citrus Heights in 1996 while attending Sac State
Interesting places where you have lived:	San Diego Native till 1988, currently living in Rocklin
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	Cust Serv Rep for Commercial Insurance Service
Family information you would like to share publicly:	Parents live in Lake of the Pines
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	Started singing in the chorus at Bear River High School, Voice Training at Sac State and joined up with Placer Adult School's musical theatre and now Placer Community theatre.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Love going to see live theatre
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	Theatre is my passion/addiction and release from the real world.
Amy & Bob Linden
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	25 years
Interesting places where you have lived:	.....hmmmm...I was born in Illinois! Bob was born in Chico!
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I have been teaching high school for 11 years; working with teens can be a challenge, but it is rewarding to see them grow at a pivotal time in their lives. Bob works in health information management and enjoys helping people.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	2 sons, Mike and Matthew
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	We have worked on over 20 school and community theater productions, on stage or behind the scenes, as stage manager, crew, sound tech., choreographer, and director.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Dance, fencing, landscaping and home projects, in addition to the sports our sons are involved with in school and rec. leagues yearround... we stay busy!
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	The people make it fun -- laughter in large amounts!
Ashley Lindley
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	8 years
Interesting places where you have lived:	Colorado mountains & Los Angeles
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I work at the natural food store in town and am a full time college student.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I am currently involved in the theater with my Mom and Dad.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I recently graduated from Colfax High School where I was involved in the drama program performing in several productions including "A Comedy of Errors," and "Out of This World." I directed several one act plays and was the assistant director for Placer Community Theater’s production of "Sing On!" and directed PCT’s production of "Rumors."
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Drinking tea, listening to my Ipod and hanging out with my friends.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	I enjoy working behind the scenes.
Brenda Lindley
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	8 years
Interesting places where you have lived:	In a van down by the river…just kidding. There's nothing interesting about living in Los Angeles is there?
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I work at the Placer County Water Agency and am currently working on our hydropower relicensing project./TD>
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I am the wife of a truly wonderful man, mother of 5 wonderful, smart, talented, and kind teenagers (no it is not a contradiction of terms).
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I have had supporting and lead roles in well known and original productions including “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” “One Flew Over the Coo Coo’s Nest,” and “The Miracle Worker.” New to PCT I featured my acting, vocal and musical talent in “A USO Style Variety Show” and played Jane De Santis in “The Temp.” I am directing the current production, “Sing On.”
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Participating in our children’s activities, football, basketball, track, Nordic skiing, etc. I love music, and I play the flute, piccolo, clarinet, a little piano and have been trying to find the time to teach myself the violin and my husband to read music so he can learn the mandolin.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	I love the challenge that comes with acting, in making other people believe I’m a character other than myself. I love music and entertainment, therefore I enjoy providing that to others.
Erick Lindley
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	10 years
Interesting places where you have lived:	Colorado mountains & Los Angeles
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I'm the peruvial "Computer Geek"
Family information you would like to share publicly:	My wife Brenda and I have 5 children...all teenagers...YIKES!
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I have been a member of Placer Community Theater for 4 years now. I have performed in several variety shows, "If Men Played Cards As Women Do," "Sing On!" "Rumors," "California Suite," and even learned to tap dance for "Secrets Every Smart Traveler Should Know."
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Playing guitar and am learning the Mandolin (which is REALLY hard!)
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	Making people laugh and gathering up the guts to perform in front of total strangers.
MaryJane Mahoney
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I got the drama bug in high school performing in several productions including “Diary of Anne Frank.” In the early 80’s I joined Placer Classic Theater Company, which became Auburn Theater Company, and performed in “The Mad Woman of Chaillot,” and “You Can’t Take It with You.” I went on to produce “Teahouse of the August Moon,” then directed “The Dining Room,” and “Love Letters.”
Diane Ott
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	14 Years
Interesting places where you have lived:	Southern California all my life until 14 years ago
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I am a customer service representative for Placer County Water Agency for 14 years.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I come from a musical family. My parents were in a quartette in their youth that performed all over so calif and on television. My grandfather was a musician and played every instrument from vibes to organ. My daughter sings, dances and plays a little piano and my son plays guitar and drums. I sang all through high school and sang with the disneyland madrigals and was a member of the living christmas tree both at disneyland for 10 years.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	Damn Yankees in High School, Damn Yankees and Once Upon A Matress at Disneyland. Later moved to Auburn and did Fiddler On The Roof with Music N More twice. Permormed with Placer Adult School in: Annie Get Your Gun, Anything Goes, How To Succeed And Once Again Damn Yankees. Then with PCT I was in the musical revue. I also serve as secretary and one of the dessert coordinators. Mostly chorus parts and a few dance parts.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Musical Theater class, Sacramento Kings fan, bingo
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	The wonderful relationship we have with each other is very rewarding. I love performing as long as I am in the chorus or in the background dancing.
Dita Panter
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	12 years
Interesting places where you have lived:	Wintered in Malibu, CA, Summered in Fair Oaks, CA
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I work at the Materials Recovery Facility (landfill) in Lincoln. My nick name at work is "Dita the Dump Diva"
Family information you would like to share publicly:	Married to Johnny Panter, an awesome man of God.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	Born & Raised at Sacramento Music Circus. Performing since childhood in many productions; Carousel, Music Man, Bye Bye Birdie, Oliver, Once upon a mattress, The Boyfriend, Maime, Can-Can, Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, and many, many more.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	I love to sing for God, and my Kitties take a lot of my attention.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	Being a part of the ensemble and working together toward the final production.
Penny Pelkey
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	I don't live in the Auburn area, but I have lived in the Roseville area for about 11 years.
Interesting places where you have lived:	I guess one of the most interesting places I have lived is in a twenty-five foot motorhome (Commander) when I was on the road with a music group called the Crystal Mountaineers. This was in 1974 and the motorhome was my and my daughter's living quarters for about a year and a half.
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I have been involved in music much of my life. Was a music major in Delta Jr. College in Stockton and University of Pacific. I also taught piano many moons ago. My family is very musical and it has carried onto my kids as well. George Delzer, my son is very talented on the trumpet in jazz renditions and is also a pretty good actor as well as his wife, Shannon who is multi-talented in dance and music.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I have a daughter and husband who live in Virginia and they have gifted us with four beautiful grandchildren. I visit them as often as possible and am seeing some talented singers in that group. My husband David is the town clown or so they say. He keeps disabled people in stiches while driving them to their destinations with Laidlaw. Of course he has a captive audience.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I have ventured into and done musicals in high school and college, a while back. I'm just getting back into the saddle again since I'm thinking of retiring soon and want to delve into some fun theatrical venues.
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Spending time with the family and friends I love, bicycling (just finished the Eppies great race 12.5 miles). I love to go out dancing and seeing good romantic comedies.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	The theater has been fun, although I've only been a part of it for a short while. I like the smalltown comeradarie of the Placer Community Theatre and being with so many talented and great people has been a boost to my inner spirit. I enjoy coming out of my shell so to speak and showing you a little bit of my nutty side.
Tim Steen
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	About a year.
Interesting places where you have lived:	Tomah, Wisconsin
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I am currently enrolled in the nursing program at Sierra College and recently received a full ride from a college in my home state of Wisconsin.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I was very was active in my high school and community performing arts programs.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I played Reverend Parris in “The Crucible,” and Sarge in “Barbecuing Hamlet.” I was Backstage Manager for “School Daze,” and Sound Director for many productions including “Guys and Dolls.” I did sound for other schools in the area and for the Tomah Area Community Theater.
Margy Winden
Family information you would like to share publicly:	I became interested in community theater after six years of driving my son to and from rehearsals and performances.
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	I first appeared as Mrs. TeeVee in Music and More’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and then as the Baker Woman in A Little Princess, also with Music and More. More recently I appeared in the Auburn Theater Cooperative’s musical production, "Broadway Cafe."
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	My husband Greg and I, produced "Noises Off!" for Sphere Theatre Productions where our son Devon made his directorial debut.
Leighton Worthey
How long have you lived in the Auburn area:	I moved to the Sacramento region in January 2006.
Interesting places where you have lived:	I've lived in San Diego and Los Angeles (Westside and Long Beach)
Information you would like to share regarding your vocation:	I teach a communications and professional development course to people returning to work. I am also training to become a horse racing announcer.
Family information you would like to share publicly:	We are scattered throughout the west and miss each other very much!
Describe your previous theater accomplishments:	One of my major goals in times ahead is to have some that I will be able to share, as this is all very new for me. The very first event I acted in was doing improv for a charity event in Midtown. I played a renaissance-era royal in a "human checkers" game assembled by the Studio Theatre. In October 2006, I was invited to play in what will be my very first production. I'm a grumpy goat!
Hobbies in addition to theatrical endeavors:	Horse race announcing, bowling, little weekend drives to someplace new and different.
What aspect of theater is most rewarding for you:	It reawakened a youthlike sense of play I nearly forgot that I had!
Jeff Bowman Jackie Crook Tanya Figueroa Bob Gardner