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The Irish Wake of Paddy O'Toole
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by Judith Sapperstein
Maureen McCleary-Donnelly The delightful and mischievous Paddy O’Toole has passed away, and all his friends have gathered to say their last goodbyes. The Funeral Director brings everyone to order and the eulogies begin. Things start rather normally until suddenly, the ghost of Paddy O’Toole appears to participate in his own wake. It seems there is a delay in processing, and he is in a holding pattern before he is able to go to the great beyond, so he thought he might as well see what everyone has to say about him while he’s waiting.
Friends in High Places
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by Judith Sapperstein (Comedy, Romance and Science Fiction)
Production Manager & Assistant Director When a UFO lands on the National Mall, President Arnot Thinkinear thinks he’s found a way to fix the economy—by siphoning off the ship’s platinum exhaust for himself. Between an Elvis-impersonating alien, a love-struck General, and two relentless news anchors, the Oval Office is about to get a lot more “universal.” A wacky, fast-paced political satire about friends in very high places.
*NOTE: I produced and assistant directed this multimedia production, creating the video content and running every cue, sound, lighting, entrances, and multimedia, live from the booth while directing the cast and stage manager through headset.
Women are from Venus, Men are from Uranus
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by Judith Sapperstein
Asst. Director, Stage Manager, & "The Angel" Discover the hilarious “truth” about mankind’s origin in the Genome Observation Department (G.O.D.). Follow Man and Woman as they navigate life, love, and lab-tech interference in this touching, first-place festival winner. A simple set and a powerful message make this a favorite for theaters everywhere.
Mother Truckers the Radio Show
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by Judith Sapperstein
Maxine Wormly Maxine and Charlotte return in a wacky ‘on the road’ adventure loosely based on an old-time radio show format—complete with a neurotic announcer and a janitor doing the sound effects.
Love & Merger
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by Judith Sapperstein
Renee Tracy A small-cast comedy about a bankrupt South Carolina town whose board scrambles to profit from a windfall inheritance, only to end up in a wedding instead of jail. Renee Tracy is one of the self-interested council members driving the scheme.
Unthinkable!
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by Judith Sapperstein
Celia Hammond Three siblings inherit a Southern plantation, but Uncle Everett’s will has a chilling catch: they must first read the diary of an ancestor from 1761. As they uncover the gruesome fate of a young girl named Eve, the past refuses to stay buried. A powerful supernatural drama where history and hauntings collide.
*NOTE: the full play was produced to video and can be seen here: https://www.stage32.com/media/4138722207096385142
Claus-trophobia: The Santa Effect
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by Judith Sapperstein
Mrs. Claus YMI News anchor Dennis Doanahow has the scoop of a lifetime: an exclusive with Santa Claus. There’s just one problem. Dennis has developed a severe case of “Claus-trophobia,” passing out cold the moment he sees a red suit. Accompanied by his skeptical co-anchor Sheila Blabberman, Dennis heads to the North Pole for a hilarious holiday mission involving giant elves, shoe-obsessed Mrs Claus, and a cure that only Santa could dream up.
Nora Swan: Murder Most Personal
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by Judith Sapperstein
Stage Manager In 1951, Nora Swan discovers that the car accident that took her sight and her husband’s life was no accident—it was a cold-blooded OSS assassination. As she and a rugged American ally, Dempsey, hunt for the killer hidden in her inner circle, a quiet, protective bond begins to form. A sophisticated mid-century thriller where the search for the truth leads to an unexpected second chance at love.
*NOTE: Stage management on this show included overnight security for a real silver fox fur coat and diamond jewelry, brought in because Judie wanted true authenticity over stage props.
Dancer the Footloose Reindeer
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by Judith Sapperstein
Mrs. Claus Rudolph gets all the credit, but Dancer is tired of being an “original eight” afterthought. His mischief takes a turn for the worse when a chaotic accident leaves Santa with amnesia and a strange habit of calling Mrs. Claus “Fee Fee.” With Christmas Eve looming and Santa more interested in vacations than sleigh rides, the North Pole is “all up a tree.” A wacky, heartwarming musical about making your own luck.
university of phoenix
(2005-2006)
Bucks County Community College
(1990-1992)
Upper Bucks Vocational Technical School
(1989-1990)