COME FROM AWAY CAST
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Emma Glover is so excited to be back on stage! Her most recent shows include Love, Loss, and What I Wore, The Rocky Horror Show as a Phantom, and [title of show] as Heidi. Emma is a recent graduate of Lourdes University with a B.S. in Exercise Science. In her free time, Emma likes to crochet, do puzzles, and spend time with her cat. She would like to thank her parents and boyfriend, Bennett, for their constant love and support. Enjoy the show!
Cindy Eberhardt is excited to work with Joe Barton once again! After years of performing in theaters such as The Rep, Village Players, Croswell Opera House, Bedford Players and Oregon Community Theater, she moved to Virginia and recently returned to Ohio in hopes of restarting her career. Thanks to Joe, her comeback show was "Love, Loss and what I Wore" for the Waterville Playshop. Fun fact: Cindy's husband is from Newfoundland which makes this show very close to her heart!
Diane Ley is thrilled to be a member of the "Gander Glee Club". You may have seen her in the past year or so in productions of Bye Bye Birdie, The Magician's Elephant, Annie, and Damn Yankees. She is also active in the Aldersgate UMC chancel and bell choirs, and spends her days playing with numbers at her job. Thanks to the entire production team!
After a 17 year hiatus, Lora Pheils is returning to the stage as a member of the Gander Glee Club. This is her first production with 3B. In the past she has portrayed leading roles in Fiddler on the Roof as Golde, Steel Magnolias as Truvy, Into the Woods as the Stepmother, and The Sound of Music as Elsa, just to name a few. She is happily married to her husband David of 41 years. Together they have 3 kids and 6 grandkids. Lora resides in Rossford, Ohio.
Tom Pellitieri (Claude & Others): Tom is honored to return to the stage in this production. He last appeared with 3B Productions as Isidore Straus in Titanic: The Musical in 2012. He has worked backstage and appeared in many shows in the Toledo area, as well as in Pittsburgh and Buffalo. [Favorite roles include Gremio in both Kiss Me Kate and The Taming of the Shrew (twice!), Arnold Nash in Send Me No Flowers, and Mr. Lindquist in A Little Night Music.] Tom would like to thank Stephanie Kynard for hair styling assistance, and his wife, Su Pellitieri, for giving him the time to participate in this production.
Will Baughman is a singer, actor, arranger, ensemble director, educator, and overall entertainer. He is known for his powerful singing voice, ability to make people laugh, impressions, and captivating energy; always taking whatever he does seriously, while refusing to ever take himself seriously. After receiving his Bachelor’s degree in music education from Bowling Green State University and spending 7 years as an educator, he decided to further his own education and return to BGSU where he went on to receive his Master’s degree in choral conducting. Will has been performing in musical theater since early childhood. His past 3B productions include Titanic (Barrett), Jesus Christ Superstar (Jesus), Young Frankenstein the Musical (Fredrick Frankenstein), 15 Seasons of Love Cabaret, and “All Together Now!” Cabaret. He is excited to join 3B’s cast of Come from Away, marking his first theatrical appearance on stage in 10 years!
Denny Corathers has worked in theater for over 40 years.Worked for such theater groups asThe Westgate Dinner Theater, Toledo Rep, Village Players, Oregon Community Theater, 3B Productions, Waterville Playshop, University of Toledo, Cabin Night in Alaska, Croswell Opera House and many more. Favorite roles are : Created the role of Mortie in the Off Broadway musical Sherwood Be Nice/HoodwinkedPirate in Pirate of PenzanceKing Herod in Jesus Christ SuperstarArchie in The Full MonteCreated the role of Joe Quigley in Alaska Cabin Nightmany more to numerous to mention.
​ Randy Beef Baughman is no stranger to the stage. He has been performing his entire life. You might have seen him in 3B’s productions; “Young Frankenstein” (monster), “Addams Family” (Lurch), “Titanic” (Captain), “Rocky” (Dr Scott), as well as other 3B shows. He has also performed with Black Swamp Players, FUMC Theater, BGSU and sings with the Voices of Harmony Barbershop Chorus in BG and the BGSU Men’s Chorus. His real “Claim to Fame” is winning the International Barbershop Quartet Competition in 1997 in Indianapolis, with the world famous barbershop quartet “YESTERYEAR”! Beef retired from Washington Local Schools in 2022, where he taught for 21 years at Whitmer HS, and both JH’s. He is married to 3B’s musical director Janine Baughman and his son, Will Baughman, is also in tonight’s show.
Jessica Timpe is excited to be a part of Come from Away with 3B Productions! Her recent shows include Anastasia and The Little Mermaid. Jessica is a speech language pathologist working in local charter schools. In her free time she enjoys reading and visiting her adorable nieces.
Brian D. Jones is excited to be part of this production as Bob and Others. He has previously appeared as Delray in Memphis, Gleb in Anastasia, and King Triton in The Little Mermaid. He is grateful for the constant support of his wife, Joan, and his friends Abby, Gerald, and Louie. Brian also extends sincere thanks to the production team and his fellow cast and crew for an incredible experience.
Nicole Navarre is thrilled to be back on the 3B stage for this beautiful production of Come From Away. A few of her favorite past credits with the company include Janet in The Drowsy Chaperone, Maureen in Rent, and Elle Woods in Legally Blonde. She spends her workdays landscaping and enjoys. Nicole sends her love and a huge thanks to Bo, Oliver, Nora, and Olly for being such wonderful additions to her life.
Diana Clayton (Diane) is so thrilled for this messed up Costume Party where she will finally see what it would be like if her name were actually Diane (since so many people seem to like to call her that anyway). This is her 4th show with 3B Productions, but her first named role! Being surrounded by this amazingly talented cast is truly an honor and Diana can’t wait to Stop the World and tell this beautiful story. Shoutout to Brooks & Auggie for your love and support (and for listening to Diana practice all her accents for the show).
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Beth Giller (Hannah and others) is grateful to be part of her first 3B show. Come From Away has always had a special place in her heart because of its message of compassion and selflessness--a lesson that we all continue to learn each day. Beth is usually located in Oregon, where she has directed the Oregon Children's Summer Theatre for 14 summers and serves on the Oregon Community Theatre Board. Past favorite roles include Dolly Otley/Mrs. Clackett in Noises Off at OCT, Mrs. Greene in The Prom at the Croswell, the Chaperone in The Drowsy Chaperone (Black Swamp) and Mimi Schwinn in A New Brain with Perrysburg Musical Theater. She is very grateful to Hans, Katie and Anna for supporting her each time she says, "I think I'll audition for that!" And thanks to Joe, Bob and Janine for their patient and skillful teaching and encouragement.
Cayla Slattery is thrilled to return to the stage with 3B Productions after taking time to explore her passion for directing. She is excited to reconnect with her roots in performance and be part of this incredible production. Favorite past roles include Natalie Goodman (Next to Normal), Wednesday Addams (The Addams Family), Olive Ostrovsky (The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee), and Lorraine (All Shook Up). When not on stage, Cayla works as a preschool intervention specialist with Sylvania Schools. She would like to thank her friends and family for their constant encouragement, and especially her loving husband, John, for his unwavering support. She is also deeply grateful to the directing team for trusting her with these characters and the opportunity to help tell this powerful story. “Welcome to the Rock!”
Alec Kincade is 20 years old, a native of Findlay, Ohio, and a 2025 Findlay High School Graduate. He participated in all productions throughout high school and has also been involved in many community theatre productions as well. Recent credits include Something Rotten! at Fort Findlay Playhouse, Shrek at Fremont Community Theatre, and even served as Stage Manager for The Magicians elephant at PMT. He is very excited to step into this role and tell Ali’s story. Alec is currently taking a gap year before college, where he plans to pursue a BFA in Musical Theatre or Acting.
JOSHUA EGNATUK (Kevin T./Garth) is excited to be sharing this incredible story with you tonight. His recent credits include Parade (Tom Watson), Heathers (Ram's Dad), Cinderella (Pinkleton), and Amélie (Nino). He’s also been part of the NAfME All-National and OMEA All-State Honor Choirs. Special thanks to his mentors, cast, and supporters. Enjoy the show!
Bennett Bernhoft is excited to be back on stage! His most recent shows include Chicago, Something Rotten, and Bright Star all with 3B Productions. Bennett is a senior at Bowling Green State University studying Exercise Science and Kinesiology, and plans to graduate in August. This summer, Bennett can be found at the BGSU Recreation Center as an intern. In his free time, he enjoys playing basketball and spending time with friends and family. Bennett would like to thank his parents, Bob and Carolyn, his siblings, and his girlfriend, Emma, for their constant love and support.
Mara Connor is thrilled to be back on stage with 3B playing one of her dream roles! Mara is a real-life elementary school teacher who has performed in many shows throughout the years. Past shows include Jesus Christ Superstar (Judas), Heathers (Ms. Fleming), Grease (Rizzo), Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey), The Rocky Horror Show (Magenta), and Newsies (Katherine). Mara would like to thank her friends, family, and coworkers for their support! Mara would like to give special thanks to her husband Stephen for his constant love & support, and for helping her prepare for this (and every) role!
Deb Brescol has been involved in productions around the Toledo/SE Michigan area for forty+ years. Her love of theatre began with dancing in some of her favorite shows: Sweet Charity, Cabaret, Chicago, Anything Goes, 42nd Street, Guys & Dolls, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Deb's love of Christmas has kept her returning to The Toledo Rep's A Christmas Carol for 23 years. Deb continues to follow her love of theatre by joining the ensemble in several of 3B, Waterville Playshop, Epiphany Players & Bedford Community Players productions. Deb wishes to thank Joe & Janine for giving her this special opportunity to be in the Gander Glee Club. She is honored to be sharing the stage, in this small way, with such an amazing cast.
Ben Forman is so excited to be part of such an amazing team bringing this incredible and true story to the stage for you. He could be seen recently in Something Rotten! (3B), Camping with Henry and Tom (Rep), and The Sound of Music/Once Upon a Mattress (Grand Rapids). Ben would like to thank his wonderful wife Kristin for all her love and support. Hi to Emmy, Sam, and Jude. I love you all.
DIRECTOR - JOE BARTON
PRODUCER - JESSE BERNAL
CHOREOGRAPHER
Bob Marzola is a teacher for Bowling Green City Schools where during the day he teaches 5th grade and in the evening he choreographs BG's musicals. Occasionally Bob makes his way to the stage. Some of his favorite roles he has performed have been Scarecrow in Wizard of Oz, Cosmo Brown in Singing in the Rain and Pinocchio in Shrek. Bob says one of his favorite things about 3B is working alongside Joe and Janine. Lasly Bob would like to thank Phil and Brogan for their support in letting him do what he loves to do.
MUSIC DIRECTOR
Janine Baughman has been fully immersed in the choral music world since receiving her BA in Voice and Piano at Bowling Green State University in 1983. In her 32 years as Vocal Music Director at Otsego JH and HS, she nurtured award-winning choirs as well as an incredibly successful musical theatre program. Now retired, she still accompanies choirs at several local schools in NW Ohio, serves as guest director for honors choral festivals around the state of Ohio, teaches private voice and piano, and is the go-to music director for area community theater productions. Janine has directed over 100 shows with her school and local community theatres; 3B Productions, Black Swamp Community Theatre, Waterville Playshop and FUMC Dinner Theatre. Janine is a member of OMEA, NAFME, has been awarded Who’s Who in American Woman (2010 to present), is a recipient of The Bob Rodgers Mr Holland’s Opus Award (2015), The Otsego Hall of Fame Award (2018-2019) and numerous OCTA Regional and State awards for musical theater directing. She has worked closely with OMEA on State and Solo Ensemble competition music lists as well as presiding as Vocal Chair the 1995 OMEA Convention. Janine is married to Randy Baughman, retired choral director from Whitmer JH/HS in Toledo, OH, and their son William Baughman is a choral director as well.
TECH CREW
SOUND
Scott Antesky's OCTA adventure kicked off in 2011, after three years of attending regional and State Festivals, in the audience and on various technical crews. There he was, a Northwest Regional Rep, and he was soon also juggling the region’s website, social media and organizing many aspects of the successful Northwest Regional Festivals. His enthusiasm soon found him on the Executive Board as 3rd Vice President, rocking the fundraising world. Over the next five years, he curated a variety of branded merchandise, the likes of which had never been seen before and managed the eBay store. After a short hiatus to catch his breath, he returned with a mission: to boost membership and pump up theater participation by visiting local theaters and spreading the word about OCTA’s benefits. Always one to proclaim, “Let’s make theater magic happen!”
PROJECTIONS
Mitchell Antesky, the Northwest Lead Regional Representative, celebrates 2025 as his 40th year of involvement with the Ohio Community Theatre Association (OCTA). He began his journey on the state conference stage, later representing several theaters in the Northwest region and consistently participating in regional festivals and state conferences. In the early 1990s, he took on the role of regional representative, and in 2015, he received the prestigious Dick Beal Award for his exemplary service as a regional representative.Since 2012, Mitchell has served as an OCTA adjudicator, has also held the position of Guide/Responder Coordinator, where he successfully connected a record number of theaters with guides. Additionally, he has garnered numerous awards at the regional and state level for set design and has previously chaired the set design competition at the state conference.
SPOTLIGHT OPERATOR
Rebecca Schmidt can usually be found onstage (oftentimes in A Christmas Carol with the Toledo Rep), but is so excited to participate behind the scenes for this production. She has previously been part of the tech crew for 3B Productions' "The Drowsy Chaperone" and "Mean Girls: Teen Edition." Rebecca is a teacher at St. Rose School and also directs their spring show. "Shoutout to my husband who is taking care of our two boys this week!"
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