Lisa Miller (Development Coordinator) Lisa joined the Fulton Theatre family in June 2004. In her role as Development Coordinator, she supports the organization's array of programs and initiatives by coordinating and tracking funding through the Individual Annual Campaign. She also provides general office support where needed. Lisa would like to thank the folks of Lancaster County for their generous and faithful support of Fulton Theatre.

Joseph Simon (Sound Designer/Audio Engineer) Joseph came to the Fulton following his graduation from Franklin & Marshall College. After working on the run crew throughout his senior year, he was hired in the scenic department as a carpenter, but eight months later, he stepped into his current role. While attending F&M, Joe pursued a degree in Astrophysics, a degree he continues to pursue. Joe lives in Lancaster with fiancé Anne Jude and their dog Maddy.

Dale Roth Nadel (Properties Manager) has designed the props for many productions in the Washington, D.C. and Baltimore area, including the Helen Hayes nominated productions, Hannah and Martin and Talley's Folly, and the Wendy Wasserstein premiere of Welcome to My Rash/Third at Theatre J in D.C. Previously she worked at Johns Hopkins University as Production Coordinator and Administrative Assistant to John Astin, the Director of the Theatre Arts and Studies Program. Dale is a summa cum laude graduate of West Chester University with a degree in theatre arts.

Linda Conley (Comptroller) Linda began her career at the Fulton in 1983 as a part time Full Charge Bookkeeper. Having previously worked as a Bookkeeper in for profit industries it was truly a learning experience to come to the Non-Profit world of Theatre. In 1994 the position became full time and in 2003 she was promoted and given the title of Comptroller along with additional responsibilities. Linda has enjoyed her 27 years here and thanks all who have supported her.

Thomas Kirkpatrick (Director of Marketing & Communications) Tom joined the Fulton in 2005 after serving for seven years as Director of Marketing at Delaware Theatre Company in Wilmington, DE. He began his life in theatre directing David Mamet's children's play Revenge of the Space Pandas in high school and went on to work backstage at the Alley Theatre in Houston, South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, CA and the Flagstaff Festival of the Arts in Arizona. He holds BFA in theatre from Southwestern University in Georgetown, TX and an MBA from the University of Iowa. His life is organized by his wife Djuana, an Equity stage manager, and disorganized with help from his two teenage children, Henry and Hannah.

Michelle Schaeffer (Box Office Manager) Michelle grew up in Southern York County and graduated from York Technical Institute with a degree in Travel and Tourism. Soon she began working for the American Music Theatre and was employed as Box Office Supervisor for 10 years until finding the perfect position at the Fulton Theatre. She is happily married to her husband Dean and also a full time mommy to her son Alexander. She enjoys a good indie film and watching Glee.

Beth Dunkelberger (Costume Designer) Ms. Dunkelberger is a Lancaster native who has been designing for Actors Company/Fulton Theatre since 1975. She has also designed for area theatres such as Ephrata Performing Arts Center, The Independent Eye, Lancaster Opera Company, Theatre of the Seventh Sister and Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre. Regional credits include designs for Christy, The Musical (based on the book by Catherine Marshall) at The Grand Ole Opry. Film credits include Witness and The Silence at Bethany. Her artistry has been seen in industrial shows for Armstrong World Industries and mascots for Weaver Chicken, Servomation, Gibble Potato Chips and most recently, the Milanof-Schock Library Bookworm.

Anthony Lascoskie, Jr. (Make-up and Wig Designer) Before joining the Fulton, Anthony managed the Millersville Costume Shop. Anthony has designed costumes and wigs for local theatres as well as private clients. His favorites include La Cage aux Folles, The Rocky Horror Show and working on the hair for Taffetas, Joyful Noise, Seussical and Enchanted April. Besides being the resident make-up and wig designer, Anthony also manages the costume shop for the Fulton. He is excited to have the Fulton's extensive costume collection open to the public.

Ron Barnett (Resident Musical Director/Composer) Musical Direction credits include: Into the Woods, Secret Garden, Ragtime, Blackbirds of Broadway, Summer of '42, Tommy, A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline, Five Guys Named Moe, and Forever Plaid. Composer/Lyricist credits include: Around the World in 80 Days, book and lyrics by Julianne Homokay; A Christmas Carol and Power Play, adaptations by Fulton Theatre Playwright-in-Residence Barry Kornhauser; The Shiniest Rock of All, adapted by Jere Hodgin from Virginia author Nancy Ruth Patterson's book and numerous incidental scores, including the world premiere productions of Dracula: Lord of the Undead, Lightning Rod, Treasure, The French Lieutenant's Woman, and Cyrano. Ron has scored over two dozen shows for regional children's theatre, some of which have toured nationally, been performed at the Producer's Association of Children's Theatre in NYC and the Kennedy Center in Washington, and been nominated for TCG awards. Orchestrations include: the world premiere productions of Bojangles (music by Charles Strouse, lyrics by Sammy Cahn), Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus (songs by NYC composer David Kirshenbaum), and Grand and Glorious, featuring songs of Jerome Kern.

Anne M. Jude (Production Associate) Anne is thrilled to now officially call Lancaster "home" after spending the last few years exploring the country, working at the Phoenix Opera, Goodspeed Opera House, Walnut Street Theatre, Maine State Music Theatre, Commonweal Theatre and the Theater at Monmouth. Originally from Minnesota, she received her BFA in Arts Administration from Viterbo University. Proud member of Actors' Equity. Many thanks to Marc. Love to Joe and the Fam! For Mom, always.

Jennifer Ridgway (Director of Education & Outreach) Jennifer's credits include the Smithsonian Institution, the Kennedy Center, Arena Stage (DC); Imagination Stage (MD); the Bonderman Playwriting for Youth Symposium (IN), and Alliance Theatre (GA), among others. Ridgway received her MFA in directing/theatre for youth at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro where she was a nominee for the prestigious Winifred Ward Scholarship. She holds a BA in performance from the University of Maryland, College Park. She participated in the 2010 QuestFest Conference as a Doris Duke Delegate.

Brittany Leffler (Wardrobe Mistress) Brittany joined the Fulton Theatre staff in August of 2005, after graduating with her B.A. in Theatre Performance from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and moving to Lancaster that summer. She is currently the Wardrobe Mistress, where her daily activities may include collaborating with other regional theatres to find costumes, quick-changing actors backstage during a show, searching for the perfect vintage shoe, or renting costumes to the public at the Fulton's costume shop. She has also been seen onstage at the Fulton Theatre as Cha-Cha (Grease), Miss Flannery (Thoroughly Modern Millie), Mirala (Fiddler on the Roof), and several characters in the Fulton's record-breaking Les Miserables. She resides in downtown Lancaster, where you can either find her at the theatre, Central Market, walking her pomeranian Gus, or riding her polka-dotted bike.

Ellie Aurand (House Manager) After a career in journalism and communications, and seven years as secretary of the Fulton Board of Trustees, Ellie accepted a "two- or three-week" opportunity to fill-in as house manager at the beginning of the 2005-06 season. A retired bank vice president at that time, she saw a golden opportunity to release her inner actress and try a new career. Since then, working with the wonderful volunteers and staff at the Fulton has provided daily opportunities to learn, to meet fascinating people, and to feel comfortable dancing or singing whenever she feels like it (except on stage).

Steve Rohlf (Master Carpenter) Steve is a native Lancastrian born and raised right here in Lancaster City. He started working at the Fulton in 2004 with the summer production of The Jungle Book as a spotlight operator. Since 2005 - except for an 8 month hiatus in 2007 while living in South Carolina and serving in the United States Marine Corps, from which he was honorably discharged for medical reasons - Steve has worked as a carpenter in the Fulton's scene shop. During the fall of 2008, he became the master carpenter. A huge THANK YOU to all who have taught me all I know while working here, including Michael D. Mitchell, who is no longer with us.

Carole N. Muise (Corporate Campaign Manager and Assistant to the Director of Development) Carole is in her 28th season at the Fulton. She is primarily responsible for coordinating the broad base portion of the Corporate Campaign working with 80+ volunteers on the Corporate Team. She also assists with grants, proposals and other details related to raising corporate dollars from the community. Carole is a native of Connecticut and graduated with honors from Becker College in Worcester, MA. She and her husband have four grown children and are the proud grandparents of ten grandchildren.

Meredith Worth Wilterdink III (Facilities Manager) A near native of Lancaster County, Meredith put the history, theatre, and journalism departments of the University of Delaware in his back pocket and set out exploring America in 2001. A medley of jobs followed, foundry worker, postman, office clerk, strip club barker, sous chef, no-name band promoter, restaurant manager, sometimes writer and actor as well as a few positions better left forgotten. Along the way he took classes, broke some hearts (had his broken too), and helped in the restoration of a few historic buildings in Louisiana, California, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. In 2008 he was offered a position running the fly rail at the Fulton Theatre and greedily accepted. In a "hemp house" the rail's as dramatic as the onstage action. The job of moving scenery on and off stage is done in near dark with heavy ropes, sandbags, and muscle forty feet above stage. Meredith now takes care of the theatre's eight buildings, solves problems, and occasionally runs rail for productions. When away from the theatre Meredith can be found reading, riding hunt, being funny at dinner parties, writing, strolling, listening to swing music, and practicing the ancient art of origami.

Christen Cain (Company Manger/Casting Associate) a graduate from DeSales University with a BA in Communications/Theatre is ecstatic to be a part of the amazing Fulton family. Christen started her career at the Fulton during the 2004-2005 season as a summer intern for Communications and Casting. After a brief hiatus, she found herself back as part of the deck and dressing crew for the 2008-2009 season. July 2009 saw her take the stage as Company Manager and Casting Associate. Some of her past theatrical experiences include: Stage management for The Sound of Music, and A Midsummer's Night Dream; Directing The Tempest, and Aesop's Fables; Acting Romeo and Juliet, West Side Story; and 18 plus years of dancing. Thanks everyone who has been there all the way!

Richard T. Bowen (Director of Development) Rich is in his ninth season at the Fulton and oversees the theatre's various fundraising efforts including program and production sponsorships, individual giving, corporate contributions and special events. He is a graduate of Millersville University with a degree in English and a Minor in History. Before coming to the Fulton, Rich served as the Director of Development & Marketing for Harrisburg's Allied Arts Fund for eight years.

Bryan Magonigal (Production Assistant) Bryan is proud to have participated in over 50 productions at the Fulton Theatre in the past years and is very happy to call Downtown Lancaster home. Raised alternately in lovely Chaddsford, PA and South Philadelphia, he came to love the country/city dynamic growing up, and he finds a bit of both here in Lancaster City. A Kennett High School graduate, he attended Tyler University straight out of high school for less than a year before deciding to strike out on his own and head for California, seeking out something vague, but passionately knowing he would find it. Alas, after a year on the road, he ended up in Louisiana working in a variety of dead end jobs before deciding to go back to school and earning his BFA in 2002 from Pennsylvania College of Art and Design. A Fine Arts major, Bryan still has a passion for visual art, and a newfound love of the theatre and everyone involved in making it happen. There are so many people that have had such a major impact on him that he has met over the years in this beautiful theatre, but he most wishes to remember and thank former Artistic Director Michael D. Mitchell, for taking him into a new world of experience that has been so rewarding in so many ways, and Artistic Director Marc Robin, for all the experiences to come.