A musical adaptation of Pedro Almodóvar’s beloved film of the same name, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown is the brainchild of the talented team behind Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Set in 1980s Madrid, Women on the Verge is a story about women and the men who pursue them… finding them, losing them, needing them and rejecting them.
Production Stage Manager Summer Wilmot
Assistant Stage Manager Cole Bartmon, Eric Chestna
Production Manager Oliver Wason
Technical Director Thomas Swetz
Assistant Director Nico Maysonet
Assistant Choreographer Savannah Wright
Production Assistant Bella Romero
Props Coordinator Colleen Callahan
Props Manager Mikayla Lebron
Props Asst. Kiera Javaruski, Raegan Smedley
Scenic Charge Wyatt Ruggiero
Asst. Scenic Charge Makayla Jones
Costume Shop Manager Hilary Oak
Asst. Costume Designer Ella Sigurdsson
Wardrobe Head Brianna Twerdy
Wardrobe Crew Ryan DeLeo, Laylani Vega, Roddy Jimenez, Trinity Norfleet
Asst. Lighting Design James King
Production Audio Arielle Edwards Bennett
A2 Ariel Cotton, Mason Maiocco
Co-Master Carpenters Lindsay Hayes, Riley Quinn Caruso
Asst. Master Carpenters Haley Hardenburg, David Lowe
Run Crew Gianna Occhiogrossi, Kaley Melilo, Megan Bendert, Adam Rochester, Stevie Bennett, Elise Petro,
Lina Harrison, Guiliana Sullivan, Taylor Drazek, Jamielynn Korotki, Jason Steinis
Lighting Coordinator Kori Hansen
Master Electrician Lucas Peck
Follow Spot Maggie Ryan, Aiden Bourget
Dramaturgs Sedona Taylor, Michael Primorac
Videographer Kevin Geraghty
Marketing Publicity Eric Gomez
Producing Artistic Director Justin P. Cowan
Performing February 21, 27, March 1
Pepa Zola Kneeland
Ivan Carlos Pérez
Candela Chanelle Jaime-Guzman
Carlos Zachary Spreng
Lucia Natalie Kitchin
Marisa Nora Watson
Paulina Cleo Fiedler
Taxi Driver Alex Lee
Performing February 20, 22, 28
Pepa Isabella Vanore
Ivan Maxwell Wetherhold
Candela Yazmin DeJesus
Carlos Henry Grimm
Lucia Azayda
Marisa Marisa Curti
Paulina Angelina Molina
Taxi Driver Max Konidaris
Logan Perrault, Allison Mele, Anthony Laszlo, Alixea Reyes, Brett Foltz, Mireya Trelles, Ester Almeyda, Brian A. Cummins, Paul Carlantone, Athan Fischer, Lauren Dattilo, Olive Conover, Sebastian Martelle
SWINGS
Ben Goffredo, Lucas Dylan, Chloe Bopp, Paige Gualandi, Reilly Gramesty
Book Jeffrey Lane
Music and Lyrics David Yazbek
Director Justin P. Cowan
Choreographer MK Lawson
Musical Director Donna Rendely Peeler
Scenic Design Clifton Chadick
Lighting Design Oliver Wason
Costume Design Robin McGee
Video Design Hudson Schlumberger, Justin P. Cowan
Sound Design Robert Volpintesta
Join us immediately following the matinee performance on Saturday, February 28 for our Community Conversation with the director, cast, crew, and special guests Galina Bakhtiarova and Peter Filichia. The conversation will be hosted by faculty dramaturg Dr. Donald P. Gagnon and moderated by student dramaturgs Sedona Taylor and Michael Primorac. Admission to the Community Conversation is included with your ticket purchase to this performance.
Professor Galina Bakhtiarova holds her Bachelor’s degree in English and Spanish and Master’s in translation from Moscow Linguistic University, and Master’s and Ph.D. in Spanish from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. At WestConn, she teaches classes in Spanish language, literature and culture and leads a study program to Spain each summer. Her dissertation and unpublished manuscript explore the complex relationship between Spanish, Catalan and Caribbean culture in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries through music, literature, and cinema.
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.
Join us immediately following the matinee performance on Saturday, February 28 for our Community Conversation with the director, cast, crew, and special guests Galina Bakhtiarova and Peter Filichia. The conversation will be hosted by faculty dramaturg Dr. Donald P. Gagnon and moderated by student dramaturgs Sedona Taylor and Michael Primorac. Admission to the Community Conversation is included with your ticket purchase to this performance.
Professor Galina Bakhtiarova holds her Bachelor’s degree in English and Spanish and Master’s in translation from Moscow Linguistic University, and Master’s and Ph.D. in Spanish from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. At WestConn, she teaches classes in Spanish language, literature and culture and leads a study program to Spain each summer. Her dissertation and unpublished manuscript explore the complex relationship between Spanish, Catalan and Caribbean culture in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries through music, literature, and cinema.
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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.
