Outskirts Theatre Co. Past Shows

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WHERE: LaCage Nite Club. WHEN: June 13th - 30th, 2024

THE CAST:

Ryan Rehak as Albin

Parker Cristan as Georges

Jared Brandt Hoover as Jean-Michel

Keith Smith as Jacob

Elena Behnke as Anne

Matt Specht as Edouard Dindon

Kim Gidden as Marie Dindon

Jackey Boelkow as Jacqueline

ENSEMBLE:

Ethan Brittingham (Renaud/ Angelique)

Jon Riker (Francis/ Etienne)

Ezra Quinn (Hanna)

Ernesto Bell (Phaedra)

Daniel Persino (Mercedes)

Chase Gilbertson (Bitelle)

Chris Vance (Clo-Clo/ Tabarro)

Kate Olson (Odette/Colette)

Aundre Reid (Nicole)

Caitlin Pilon-Stoehr (MMD. Renaud/Babette/Waiter)

THE TEAM:

PRODUCTION:

Jonathon Hetler (Director)

Samantha Paige (Choreographer)

Paula Tillen (Music Director)

Liz Ehrler (Stage Manager)

Allyson Imig (Assistant Stage Manager)

Caroline Dischell (Scenic Designer)

Maaz Ahmed (Lighting Designer)

Sound Team:

Seb Dziedzic, Molly Wilson, Dan Pronley, Sam Robertson

Donna Lobacz (Backstage Dresser)

THE BAND:

Paula Tillen (Music Director/Keyboard 1), Tim Karth (Drums), Lydia Eiche (Keyboard 2), Kyle Amati (Trombone), David Landeros (Trumpet), Alec Henry (Bass), Katherine Myszewski (Reeds & Flute)

When CB’s dog dies from rabies, CB begins to question the existence of an afterlife. His best friend is too burnt out to provide any coherent speculation; his sister has gone goth; his ex-girlfriend has recently been institutionalized; and his other friends are too inebriated to give him any sort of solace.

But a chance meeting with an artistic kid, the target of this group’s bullying, offers CB a peace of mind and sets in motion a friendship that will push teen angst to the very limits. Drug use, suicide, eating disorders, teen violence, rebellion and sexual identity collide and careen toward an ending that’s both haunting and hopeful.

WHERE: Inspiration Studios

WHEN: August 11th - 20th, 2023

CAST:

Aidan Black as CB

Lo Villarreal as Beethoven

Abbi McBee as CB’s Sister

Ernesto Bell as Matt

Francesca Steitz as Marcy

Eddie Curran as Van

Miranda Parker as Tricia

Ivy Broder as Van’s Sister

PRODUCTION TEAM:

Ryan Rehak (Director)

Samantha Paige (Co-Director)

Margot Lange (Stage Manager/Costume Designer)

Anne Kenny (Scenic Designer)

Based on the classic 1989 film. Westerberg High is ruled by a shoulder-padded, scrunchie-wearing junta: Heather, Heather and Heather, the hottest and cruelest girls in all of Ohio. But misfit Veronica Sawyer rejects their evil regime for a new boyfriend, the dark and sexy stranger J.D., who plans to put the Heathers in their place – six feet under.

WHERE: Waukesha Civic Theatre WHEN: January 6th, 2023 - January 15th, 2023

THE CAST:

Alyssa Higleyas Veronica

Nicole McCartyas Martha Dunnstock

Ashley Rodriguezas Heather Chandler

Patrice Hoodas Heather Duke

Madison Nowakas Heather McNamara

Aidan Blackas Jason “JD” Dean

Cody Lindauas Kurt Kelly

Ernesto Bell as Ram Sweeney

Laura Monagle as Ms Fleming/ Veronica’s Mom

ENSEMBLE:

Daniel Bingham(Beleaguered Geek/Skeleton)

Ivy Broder(Stoner Chick)

Heather David(New Wave Girl)

Jeffrey Hardy(Big Bud Dean)

Zackary Henke(Veronica’s Dad)

Thomas Hess(Police Officer)

Allyson Imig(Coach Ripper)

Riley Luettgen

Abby McBee(Young Republicanette)

Emily Mertens

Christopher Orth(Kurt’s Dad/Preppy Stud)

Miranda Parker(Dance Captain/Skeleton)

Angela Wills(Principal Gowan)

Wes Yaroch(Ram’s Dad)

THE TEAM:

PRODUCTION:

Ryan Rehak (Director)

Samantha Paige (Choreographer)

Julie Johnson (Music Director)

Margot Lange (Stage Manager)

COSTUMES:

Margot Lange, Ryan Rehak, Anne Kenny, Ashley Rodriguez

SET:

Anne Kenny, Chad Kenny, Evan Crain, Lucy Stujenske, Scarlett Stujenske, Cade Kenny, Daniel Kircher

RUN CREW:

Owen Erickson, Maddie Dunn, Nadyah Kornfel

An outcast at school, where she is bullied viciously for her differences, Carrie is also lost at home, with a fervently religious mother whose love traps her in its maw. When PE teacher Miss Gardner, kind classmate Sue Snell, and boyfriend Tommy Ross reach out to try and help Carrie, it seems that for once, Carrie might have a shot at being accepted. But Chris Hargensen, the class’s most vicious bully, has other ideas. Pushed to the brink, Carrie’s powers threaten to overwhelm her, and devour everyone around her in flame.

WHERE: Waukesha North High School

WHEN: February 28th, 2020 - March 8th 2020

THE CAST:

Francesca Steitz as Carrie

Courtney Denzer as Sue

Jackey Boelkow as Chris

George Lorimer as Tommy

Tim Albrechtson as Billy

Laura Monagle as Margaret

Amanda Satchell as Miss Gardner

Logan Milway as Mr. Stevens/ Rev. Bliss

Carly Burzynski as Norma

Gabriella Ashlin as Frieda

Emma Losey as Helen

Jonathon Gideon as George

Kevin Sievert as Stokes

Coltyn VonDeylen as Freddy

THE PRODUCTION TEAM:

Ryan Rehak (Director)

Julie Johnson (Music Director)

Samantha Paige (Choreographer)

Mark Morris (Stage Manager)

Dyllan Brown (Assistant Stage Manager)

THE BAND:

Julie Johnson (Piano)

Ken Marchand (Drums)

Charles Collins (Guitar)

Laura Proeber (Bass)

September 12, 2001. A man and a woman explore the choices now available to them in an existence different from the one they had lived just the day before

WHERE: The Underground Collaborative (Milwaukee, WI)

WHEN: January 23rd, 2020 - January 12th, 2020

THE CAST:

Seth K. Hale as Ben

Carrie Gray as Abby

PRODUCTION TEAM:

Kelly Goeller (Director)

An incessantly ringing cell phone in a quiet café. A stranger at the next table who has had enough. And a dead man – with a lot of loose ends. So begins Dead Man’s Cell Phone, a wildly imaginative new comedy by MacArthur “Genius” Grant recipient and Pulitzer Prize finalist Sarah Ruhl. A work about how we memorialize the dead – and how that remembering changes us – it is the odyssey of a woman forced to confront her own assumptions about morality, redemption, and the need to connect in a technologically obsessed world

WHEN: August 30th, 2019 - September 8th, 2019
WHERE: Danceworks, Inc.

THE CAST:

Brittany Boeche as Jean

Seth K. Hale as Gordon

Nate Press as Dwight

Deborah Oettinger as Mrs. Gotlieb

Kim Giddens as Hermia

Liz Ehrler as Stranger/Other Woman

Poisoned apples. Glass slippers. Who needs 'em?! Not Snow White and her posse of disenchanted princesses in the new musical comedy that's anything but Grimm.

Forget the princesses you think you know. After multiple sold- out runs nationwide, these royal renegades toss off their tiaras to bring their hilariously subversive, not-for- the-kiddies musical to Waukesha – and fairy tales will never be the same.

WHERE: Waukesha Civic Theatre

WHEN: Friday, March 1st, 2019 - Saturday, March 2nd, 2019

THE CAST:

Samantha Paige as Snow White

Emma Losey as Cinderella

Gabby Ashlin as Sleeping Beauty

Francesca Steitz as Belle

Caitlin Pilon as The Little Mermaid

Megan Wilson as Rapunzel

Ashley Rodriguez as Princess Badroulbador/Pocahontas

Jennifer Clark as Hua Mulan

Ashley Levells as The Princess Who Kissed The Frog

THE PRODUCTION TEAM:

Ryan Rehak (Director)

Julie Johnson (Music Director)

Samantha Paige (Choreographer)

Allyson Imig (Stage Manager)

Dyllan Brown (Assistant Stage Manager)

Jazmin Aurora Medina (Costume Designer)

Due to overwhelming success, Disenchanted was remounted two more times after its initial run. Once, as a shortened performance at the 2019 MKE Fringe Festival and fully remounted once more at Summer Stage of Delafield in September of that year.

Mae returns home to help take care of Dad and – maybe (a little) – herself. You Got Older is a tender and darkly comic new play about family, illness, and cowboys – and how to remain standing when everything you know comes crashing down around you.

WHERE: The Underground Collaborative

WHEN: January 11 - 19th, 2019

Directed by Madeline Conway

THE CAST:

Emmaline Friederichs as Mae

Greg Ryan as Dad

Rob Schreiner as Cowboy

Eddie Curran as Mac

Teddi Jules Gardener as Matthew

Ava Bush as Jenny

Francesca Steitz as Hannah

Set in a fictional New England town in the 1930s, The Children’s Hour tells the story of two women who are unjustly accused of homosexual activity by one of their students: one Mary Tilford. The outraged community (prompted by the influential Amelia Tilford, an upstanding member of Lancet--who also happens to be the indulgent grandmother of Mary) quickly withdraws all of their students, causing a witch hunt that ultimately forces the school to close. Their lives quickly unravel as they become social pariahs. At its premiere, Hellman’s The Children’s Hour was a controversial piece that caused the author to be blacklisted. Today, it remains a haunting reminder of the horrors of intolerance.

WHERE: The Brumder Mansion

WHEN: July 20th - 29th, 2018

DIRECTED BY:

Dylan Sladky

CAST:

Mary Buchel as Mrs. Amelia Tilford

Samantha Paige as Martha Dobie

Brittany Boeche as Mrs. Lily Mortar

Kira Renkas as Karen Wright

Ashley Retzlaff as Mary Tilford

Nick Hurtgen as Dr. Joseph Cardin

KyLee Hennes as Lois Fisher

Katrina Liberman as Evelyn Munn

Greta Dane as Peggy Rogers

Maddie Wakley as Agatha

Ellie Boyce as Catherine

Anna Lee Murray as Rosalie Wells

Madie Gellings as Helen Burton

Chance Wall as Grocery Boy

Peter and Jason have found an unlikely romance at St. Cecelia's Catholic Boarding School. Is their burning desire for each other strong enough to drown out the hate from their friends, their families, and even themselves?

WHERE: In Tandem Theatre

WHEN: JUNE 30th - July 9th, 2017

THE CAST:

Ryan Rehak as Peter

Clayton Irwin as Jason

Ava Bush as Ivy

Francesca Steitz as Nadia

Tim Albrechtson as Matt

Guillermo Contreras as Lucas

Thomas Hess as Alan

Dyllan Brown as Zack

Sophie Henrichs as Kyra

Mikayla Mindiola as Rory

Jessica Kennedy as Tanya

Alexa Andrews as Diane

Margaret Teshner as Sister Chantelle

Gwen Ter Haar as Claire

Connor O'Hara as Priest

THE PRODUCTION TEAM:

Ryan Rehak (Director)

Jack Rutter (Music Director)

Abbi Hess (Stage Manager)