PHILLY SOLOW FEST 2O23

THE TOTALLY TITS ADVENTURE OF POOTINE

DIGITAL PROGRAM

artwork and promotional images created by AMIR GAD

CONTENT WARNINGS:

gun violence, terrorism, and death through a highly saturated lens of absurdity.

CAST

  • Mary Callahan is a Philadelphia based artist that has played roles from Gertrude in Hamlet to a Feral Raccoon in Untitled Raccoon Play. This is not her first time working with Monti and Andy and she wants to thank them both for being her favorite creative team and for choosing to work with her again. Special thanks to Erin and David and the UARTS class of ‘21!

POOTINE

  • Symphony Yvonne Thompson is a Philadelphia artist who has been involved in a variety of different projects through voiceover, film, theater, comedy, writing and assistant directing. Thank you to Andy, Monti, Lindsey and the entirety of POOT for creating a wonderful process! My besties + family, I love y’all dearly!

FLORES/ APRIL/ VARIOUS

  • Roberto Delgado (Olly/June/Ensemble) is overjoyed to be working on this show with many close friends and familiar faces. A recent graduate of The University of the Arts, he is excited to continue to create exciting new works going forward. A special thanks to his Mother and Father for their endless support.

OLLY/ JUNE/ VARIOUS

  • Max Segarnick (Mr. H/Carmine) is proud to have watched this kick-ass play grow for almost a year! He’s a performing arts teacher in Camden NJ and a Theatre Horizon teaching artist. Recently, as a director: Ubu Roi & This Beautiful City (UArts). ENJOY!!!

MR. H/ VARIOUS

  • Maddie Kreitzberg is so excited to be a part of Poot! Recent/favorite credits include, The Blazing World (UArts Polyphone Festival), Summer of ‘69 (UArts Equinox Festival), and The Rose Garden (2019 Fringe Festival). She has a degree in Musical Theater from The University of the Arts. I love you mom!

MS. D/ VARIOUS

  • Christine DiJoseph is a Philly theater person and designer. She doesn’t consider herself to be an actor but has previously appeared as Ms. Carpenter in the Polyphone musical Crimson Lit (2022) and in Andrew Miqueli’s project Getting By With A Little Help From My Friends (2021). Shoutout to Andy, Monti, and Lindsey!

    Insta: @christinedijoseph

DONNA/ VARIOUS

  • Dallas Austin Jimmar (They/He) is a recent graduate of The University Of The Arts with a BFA in Musical Theatre. They are so excited to be working on this process with such wonderful friends! Follow their social to stay up to date! Insta : @dallasaustinjimmar

SHELDON/ VARIOUS

CREATIVE

  • @adrwmiq

    Andrew is a Philadelphia based Latino artist with great hair and an even greater smile. He is a writer for all sorts of entertainment: plays, pilots, short films, comedy sketches, and much more. He received a BFA in Directing, Playwriting & Production from the University of the Arts. Andrew is a collaborator who actively strives to make theater more cinematic and cinema more theatrical. Big thanks to Monti & the team, cast, friends, fam & all the POOT lovers out there <3.

PLAYWRIGHT

  • Monti is a director and producer based in Philly focused on creating and curating exciting and engaging theatrical events of new and captivating work. He is a graduate of The University of the Arts with a BFA in Directing, Playwriting, and Production. He wants to guiding the audience to the transformative space that is live theatre and do so with an encouraging hand, hopefully creating theatre that reaches past the fourth wall and touches its audience; either with its side-splitting humor or with questions for them to interrogate and unravel on their walk home. Thanks to everyone who has worked and supported POOT— I cannot wait to share this with you!

DIRECTOR

  • Lindsey is a nonbinary theater artist who specializes in scenery, props, puppets, and stage management. They are a recent graduate from the University of the Arts with a BFA in Theater Design & Technology. They deeply enjoy the story-telling aspect of theater and love that their work is able to give further context and story details to an audience. Special thanks to Monti, Andy, Snyder, the cast, and everyone else who helped make Poot happen. To view more of their work visit lindseysilver.com.

STAGE MANAGER

  • Sophia Snyder is a dramaturg whose work has ranged from Shakespeare to first-draft new plays—like Poot, which she has been lucky enough to see grow and evolve over the last 2+ years. She is also a writer whose work has included meditations on death, eerie new fairytales, and horrific metamorphoses.

DRAMATURG

  • Maddie Kreitzberg is so excited to be a part of Poot! Recent/favorite credits include, The Blazing World (UArts Polyphone Festival), Summer of ‘69 (UArts Equinox Festival), and The Rose Garden (2019 Fringe Festival). She has a degree in Musical Theater from The University of the Arts. I love you mom!

MARKETING & CHOREOGRAPHY

  • Allie is an Audio Engineer, Sound Designer (sometimes) and all around sound nerd. She is a recent graduate from The University of the Arts with a BFA in Theater Design and Technology! She loves the technical aspects of theater and how they can push and support storytelling. Her real passion is in Audio Engineering and audio electronics. She sees Audio work as the perfect combination of art and construction and loves to make such a non tangible art form tangible! Thank you to the Poot team, thanks for trusting me to sound design such a fun show with such an amazing team!

    🎛️💥🎚️🎼🎙️🚨🎧📣📳📢🔊📻

SOUND DESIGNER

  • Allison Freels is a recent UArts Design-Tech alumni focusing her work in props and costumes for theater. With nearly 50 productions in five years, she is currently the props and Costumes Manager at Creative Edge Center for the Arts.

PROPS DESIGNER

  • Colin is a video and lighting designer as well as a founding member of 10th Floor Productions LLC in Philadelphia. He is interested in emerging technology and its integration into live performance, events and installations. Recently he opened his first Broadway show as the assistant projection designer for New York, New York. His other projects include collaborations with The Philadelphia Flyers, The Philadelphia Ballet, Philadelphia Zoo, Metropolitan Ballet Company, Azamara, MSC Cruises, Gretna Theatre, Our Market Project, Cardell Dance Theater, The Wilma Theater and the Klip Collective. See examples of his work at: www.10thfloor.live

PROJECTIONS & LIGHTING DESIGNER

  • Christine DiJoseph is a Philly theater person and designer. She doesn’t consider herself to be an actor but has previously appeared as Ms. Carpenter in the Polyphone musical Crimson Lit (2022) and in Andrew Miqueli’s project Getting By With A Little Help From My Friends (2021). Shoutout to Andy, Monti, and Lindsey!

    Insta: @christinedijoseph

COSTUME DESIGNER

  • Jack (he/him/they) is a videographer and artist based in Philadelphia. Past credits include Getting By... (2022) and Felipillo (2023). He loves to give a helping hand on any production, and enjoys cooking with his wife in his spare time. Break a leg, Poot cast and crew!!

VIDEOGRAPHER & EDITOR

& A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO…

Fergie Carey, Amir Gad, Sean Gallagher, Zoe Nebraska, Hillary Silver, Isabella Higgins

Arden Theater Company, Fergie’s Pub, RippedPHL, Saffron Turney Hospitality, Wax + Wine

Aidan Fielding, Amanda Barreto, Amanda Carono, Andrew Dasco, Anna Schneider, Brennah Leone, Bryce Trent, Cam Harrigan, Caroline O'connell, Catherine Demarest, Cathrine Djelevic, Cecy Delgado, Cheyenne Parks, Christine Tierney, Dan Miqueli, David Callahan, David Franco, David Higgins, David Tibbs, Disa Issakova, Emily Dubin, Emily McAndrews, Emma Parsons, Faye Bean, Fernando & Diana Rios, Gilda Miqueli, J Callahan, Janet Callahan, Jess Dorf, Keira Schultz, Kelly Mclaughlan, Kenneth Segarnick, Kevin Glaccum, Kevin Grace, Kyla Irizarry, Maddy Miqueli, Maginnis Buckley, Maria Maltepes, Mark Latuska, Michaela Permuy, Miguel & Raquel Miqueli, Natalie Cerabino, Nicholas Cerabino, Nicole Feist, Nicole Miqueli, Noe Montas, Orlando Medina, Patrick Landers, Piper Alexandra, Ramiro Miqueli, Rene Medina, Sandy Byam, Sarah Court, Sarah McDuff, Satchel Schwartz, Stephen Perkins, Thomas Miqueli, Walker Mullin, Will Vence