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About the Show

One four-letter word is about to rock 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. When the President unwittingly spins a PR nightmare into a global crisis, the seven brilliant and beleaguered women he relies upon most risk life, liberty, and the pursuit of sanity to keep the commander-in-chief out of trouble. This uproarious play is a riotous comedy about the women in charge of the man in charge of the free world.

Cast & Creatives

Additional Creatives & Support

Production Stage Manager Morgan Forte

Assistant Stage Manager Ayana Colon, Talia D’Addio

Assistant Director Sandra Mood

Production Assistant Caroline Benzi

Production Manager Oliver Wason

Technical Director Thomas Swetz

Asst. Technical Director Dex Yamoah

Asst. Scenic Designer Maren Leyva

Props Coordinator Colleen Callahan

Co-Props Manager Reilly Gramesty, Chloe Bopp

Props Asst. Maggie Ryan

Scenic Charge Mikayla Lebron

Asst. Scenic Charge Megan Bendert

Costume Shop Manager Hilary Oak

Asst. Costume Designer Bianca Daniels

Wardrobe Head Ryan Deleo

Wardrobe Crew Trevor Howard, Kiara Badowski, Roddy Jiminez, Henry Grimm

Hair and Makeup Angelina Molina

A2 Emma McCleod, Maya Roldan

Co-Master Carpenter David Lowe

Asst. Master Carpenter Haley Hardenburg

Run Crew Haley Hardenburg, David Lowe, Dex Yamoah, Kiera Javaruski

Lighting Coordinator Kori Hansen

Master Electrician Nate Corbett

Spot Operators Xavier J. McNemar, Kayla M. Navarro, Maggie J. Ryan

Dramaturgs Esther Goldstein, Mason Gowell, Gianna Occhiogrossi, Michael Primorac

Videographer Kevin Geraghty

Marketing Publicity Eric Gomez

Producing Artistic Director Justin P. Cowan

The CAST

CAST HOUSE:

Performing May 1, 3, and 9

Harriet Crowley

Jean Isabella Anzolletti

Stephanie Lindsay Mae

Dusty Kate McPadden

Bernadette Jillian Callan

Chris Nyelle Gogarty

Margaret Mae Jones

CAST SENATE:

Performing May 2, 8, and 10

Harriet Pamela Troncoso

Jean Amanda Seery

Stephanie Grace Henderson

Dusty Jocelyn Titus

Bernadette Jordyn Javaruski

Chris Gabrielle Tapper

Margaret Bella Matos

The CREATIVES

Playwright Selina Fillinger

Director Donna Baldwin-Bradby

Scenic Design Danielle DeLaFuente

Lighting Design Cheyenne Sykes

Costume Design Chanelle Jaime-Guzman

Sound Design Lucas Peck

Community Conversation

Please join us following the 2pm matinee performance of POTUS on May 9th with the director, student dramaturgs, and special guest, State Representative Savet Constantine.

Savet Constantine represents Connecticut’s 42nd District, which includes Wilton as well as parts of New Canaan and Ridgefield. She serves as Vice Chair of the Finance, Revenue & Bonding Committee and as a member of the Energy & Technology and Education Committees. She is passionate about ensuring excellence and safety in schools, protecting women’s reproductive freedom, enhancing services for seniors, fostering economic growth, and continuing to cut taxes.

Constantine brings a wealth of volunteer experience from Wilton Public Schools, where she served as Wilton High School PTSA President (2016–2019), Middlebrook PTA President (2013–2015), and multiple roles within the Wilton PTA Council. Through these efforts, she clearly informed the community of budget initiatives, artistic and literary achievement, and vital communication between parents and school administration.

As Nominations Chair for the Wilton Democratic Town Committee, Constantine led a town-wide outreach effort to identify skilled residents to serve on various boards and commissions, keeping community service at the forefront. Contantine’s track record of finding bipartisan solutions has ensured that her local communities continue to flourish.

Constantine was raised in Minnesota and earned her B.A. from Carleton College and a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University. She and her husband, Craig, have called Wilton home since 2004 with their two children.

Running Time

This production runs approximately 110 minutes.

Content Advisory

WestRep does not typically offer advisories about subject matter; however, we acknowledge that sensitivities vary from person to person, so If you would like to read the content advisory for the show, click the “Details” arrow below.

This production is a comedy that contains very strong language and mature themes, including sexual references, simulated drug and cigarette use, depictions of firearms, and references to hot-button issues.

Community Conversation

Please join us following the 2pm matinee performance of POTUS on May 9th with the director, student dramaturgs, and special guest, State Representative Savet Constantine.

Savet Constantine represents Connecticut’s 42nd District, which includes Wilton as well as parts of New Canaan and Ridgefield. She serves as Vice Chair of the Finance, Revenue & Bonding Committee and as a member of the Energy & Technology and Education Committees. She is passionate about ensuring excellence and safety in schools, protecting women’s reproductive freedom, enhancing services for seniors, fostering economic growth, and continuing to cut taxes.

Constantine brings a wealth of volunteer experience from Wilton Public Schools, where she served as Wilton High School PTSA President (2016–2019), Middlebrook PTA President (2013–2015), and multiple roles within the Wilton PTA Council. Through these efforts, she clearly informed the community of budget initiatives, artistic and literary achievement, and vital communication between parents and school administration.

As Nominations Chair for the Wilton Democratic Town Committee, Constantine led a town-wide outreach effort to identify skilled residents to serve on various boards and commissions, keeping community service at the forefront. Contantine’s track record of finding bipartisan solutions has ensured that her local communities continue to flourish.

Constantine was raised in Minnesota and earned her B.A. from Carleton College and a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University. She and her husband, Craig, have called Wilton home since 2004 with their two children.

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WestRep Stage Presents POTUS

Running Time

This production runs approximately 110 minutes.

Content Advisory

WestRep does not typically offer advisories about subject matter; however, we acknowledge that sensitivities vary from person to person, so If you would like to read the content advisory for the show, click the “Details” arrow below.

This production is a comedy that contains very strong language and mature themes, including sexual references, simulated drug and cigarette use, depictions of firearms, and references to hot-button issues.