CREW BIOGRAPHIES
Aileen has over 30 years experience in Community theatre, working both onstage and behind the scenes. She has been with FCT since their second show, is the President of the FCT Board of Directors, and is in charge of The Children's Theater of Frisco. She has directed many shows including; Critic's Choice, Dracula, Same time Next Year, Bell, Book & Candle, Miracle on 34th Street, Wizard of Oz and Barefoot in the Park. She enjoys acting as well, and was most recently seen onstage as Hilary in The Grass is Greener and Judy in Send Me No Flowers. Some of her favorite roles have been as Blanche in Streetcar Named Desire, Martha in Arsenic & Old Lace, Hot Lips in M*A*S*H, Myrtle Mae in Harvey, Queen Eleanor in Lion in Winter and Mary in It's a Wonderful Life. Aileen would like to thank everyone involved in this production for making it such a huge success.
John's love of the theatre manifests itself in many ways. He began as an actor and really enjoyed the many character roles he played such as Einstein in Arsenic and Old Lace, Ruckley in One Flew over the Cuckoo's
Nest, Richard the Lion Hearted in Lion in Winter, Sheriff Beebo in Fruitcakes, Deputy File in Rainmaker and Victor in Barefoot in the Park. He has been successful directing plays such as FCT's M*A*S*H and A Streetcar Named Desire and is something of a technical guru, having produced many difficult special effects for shows such as Dracula, Bell, Book & Candle, and Blithe Spirit. John also has a talent for writing plays and his comedy My Money Dearest was produced and directed by him at FCT. His original drama, Fall of the Moon will be produced at FCT next spring. John is also the Executive Producer of Frisco Community Theatre and helps keep the Theatre running smoothly.
Aaron is excited to be a part of this production of Murder on the Nile. This is his second collaboration as Art Director with Director Marianne Crowley, the first being her production of Into the Woods. He lives in Gainesville, Florida, where he is finishing an MFA in Graphic Design at the Universtiy of Florida, with a focus upon multimedia writing on the Web. Portions of his work can be viewed at his website: www.rootedland.com.
This is Hester's first production at Frisco Community Theatre. Previously, she has performed in Arsenic and Old Lace as Aunt Martha, as well as several other school plays. She likes spending her time dancing to music, making up skits, doing art projects, playing sports, hanging with friends, and attending plays at FCT. She would like to thank her parents for cheering her on.
After many years of lazily enjoying productions in front of the stage as a dedicated audience member for many local and not-so-local theatre and opera companies, Margo Lynn discovered that the levels of sawdust and greasepaint in her blood have dropped to critically low levels, and so she volunteered to assist with this production. An actress and model in grammar school who continued acting through college, Margo Lynn's years of experience not only in front of but behind the footlights comes in handy as she was cast in the role of Co-Stage Manager for this production. Past experience includes productions of Mary Poppins,You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown,Godspell,Guys & Dolls, and Pippin, none of which occurred in Texas.
This is Micah's first show with Frisco Community Theatre and with Community Theater in general. He has spent the past three years with Sam Rayburn High School as One Act Play Director. In his first year as director, his show advanced to the area level for the first time in school history and this year he and his cast took "Into the Woods" to the regional competition. Micah is thrilled to be involved with FCT's production of Murder on the Nile.
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