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Artistic Directors |
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Sharon Hilton
Season's Artistic Director |
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Sharon has been around the barn
for over 45 years. She remembers following Carleton out to
the barn to milk the
cows, long before anyone thought it might be a theatre.
Carleton also brought her to see her first play. Some of
her other roles over Hackmatack's thirty year history have
been actor, stage manager, and director. In 1980 she
founded Renaissance Stage Company that performed at Beaver
Dam Grange for over 5 years. In 1989 she established InterPlay
Production A theatre in education touring company. Her
theatre journey has been influenced by actors, directors,
producers, family and friends to numerous to mention but whom
without their
influence and support would not have been possible. |
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Josie-lynn recently graduated from Point Park College in Pittsburgh,
PA, with a BA in acting with specialized training in musical
theatre, where she performed in Guys and Dolls,
Secret Garden, Barnum, My Favorite Year, and Sweeney
Todd.
She spent part of her senior year with the theatre troupe,
Traveling Lantern, performing in elementary schools
throughout the United States. Prior to her college career,
Josie-lynn spent a year traveling around the world, performing
with Up
With People. You may have seen her in the Seacoast Repertory
Theatre's production of Tommy, Hair,
or as Columbia in the midnight showing of The Rocky
Horror Picture Show. Some of her other favorite
roles include Vicky in Noises Off,
Sophia in Fools, Daisy in
Biloxi Blues, Josie in Godspell,
Emily in Our Town, and Adelaide
in Guys and Dolls. In addition, she
has created several roles at Sanford Maine Stage, including
Tweedledee in Alice in Wonderland, Tzeitel
in Fiddler on the Roof, Dainty June/Mazeppa in Gypsy, and The
Girl in The Fantasticks.
She currently resides in Los Angeles, CA with her husband,
where she is continuing her involvement with theatre and working
towards her degree in Early Childhood Development.
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2008 Summer Season Directors |
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Mary Tarochione
Director, "Pirates of Penzance " |
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MARY TAROCHIONE has directed: The Secret Garden, THE MIKADO, INTO THE WOODS, WAIT
UNTIL DARK (Hackmatack Playhouse); ROSENCRANTZ & GUILDENSTERN
ARE DEAD, WHY WE HAVE A BODY, AVATAR, MACBETH, UNCLE VANYA (PART
ONE), TOWARD, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, THE BEST BOYFRIEND,
a staged reading of A LOSS OF COLOR (NativeAliens Theatre Collective,
New York, NY); ANOTHER COUNTRY, MONOLOGUE and ALICE IN WONDERLAND
(University of Memphis, Memphis, TN). Costumes for PILLOW TALK,
FURIOUS, CIVILIZED and SOUTHERN RECKONINGS. Scene Design for
PILLOW TALK. As a writer: THE VELOCITY OF LIGHT and NATIVE ALIENS.
She is a founding member of NativeAliens Theatre Collective in
New York. |
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Jeff Seabaugh
Director, "All Shook Up" |
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This veteran of the Hackmatack stage has many on-stage and
Direction credits. Some of them include: (as Director) "Grease", "Bye
Bye Birdie", "My Father's Son", "Pillow Talk" and "Songs
from the Third Floor". Jeff as worked with the Jean Cocteau
Rep in NYC, the National Shakespeare Company and is a founding
member of NativeAliens Theater Collective. |
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Auditions [top] |
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Hackmatack auditions are over for the 2008 summer season.
For more information please contact Artistic Director Sharon Hilton at 207-676-4022
or the Hackmatack Box office at 207-698-1807
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Volunteer [top] |
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We always need ushers and behind-the-scenes
staff to help make the productions work smoothly. Play a part
without having a part in a play. You won't regret the experience
of supporting live theatre. |
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