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Phantom’s Guest Artist & Production Team Revealed!

Quincy Community Theatre is thrilled to announce the lead Guest Artist and Production team for Phantom!   Patrick Beasley as Erik/The Phantom https://www.patricksbeasley.com   Music Director Ben Larson https://benemorylarson.com Lighting Designer Ken Phillips https://www.kgphillips.com Costume Designer Tania Ballve http://www.taniaballve.com Set Designer Seth Campbell http://citiessouls.com/ Director—Brandon Thomsen Choreographer—Cheryl Kaiser Technical Director—Lorne Kelley Hair & Wig Stylist—Sally McCarl Sound Designer—Josh Hoenshell Stage … Continued

You Can Be an Usher!

Did you know each performance requires 18 front of house volunteers—of which over half are Ushers? Keep reading to learn why Ushers are vital to the success of our shows and how you can be an Usher too! We want our patrons to have a wonderful experience from the moment they come in the doors. As an Usher, you … Continued

A Passion for Fashion—from Barcelona to Quincy!

Hailing from Barcelona, Spain, guest costume designer Tania Ballve brings her passion for fashion to the Quincy Community Theatre stage this holiday season. Meet Tania as shares her background, sketches, and process for building unforgettable costumes! Tell us a bit about yourself. “I’m a costume designer from Barcelona, Spain. I moved to Indiana two years ago … Continued

A famous final scene

Kenny G’s sax is setting the mood. Sinatra is singing “One for my baby, and one more for the road.”  You slowly slide the computer keyboard tray shut..then it bounces back open because the cord pulled too tight…you slam it  this time only to have the keyboard rise up off the shelf tilted at a weird … Continued

Say it in a song

For the past four years I have posted a thought or two on the theatre’s webpage that dealt with relevant issues going on at the time.  Looking back I have to admit that some of these issues were mostly in my head and had little to do with what was going on in the world, … Continued

QCT SPOTLIGHT: Valerie Hernandez

If you have plans to see IS HE DEAD? (and you should), Valerie Hernandez is going to take your breath away. Her costume design for IS HE DEAD? is impeccable; her dedication to QCT’s costume collection admirable. We caught up with Valerie to learn more about her for this month’s Spotlight…   Q: Can you … Continued

Thomsen Talk: May 2018

This week is a very sad week for me because I say “so long” and “best wishes” to my most constant collaborator and teammate, QCT’s Production Manager and Marketing Coordinator, Kelsey Pigg. Kelsey accepted a job with Klingner & Associates, and her time in the QCT office has come to an end. I’d like to … Continued

Millet vs. Millet

When I first thought to audition for the Mark Twain play IS HE DEAD?, I decided to do a little Google search to find any info that might persuade me one way or another. I discovered that the play was about a 19th century French painter that fakes his death in order to reap the … Continued

QCT SPOTLIGHT: Joe Osier

No one quite lights up a stage like Joe Osier. No matter the role, no matter the show, Joe’s love for the stage shines through in every character he portrays. You might not believe it, but Joe’s theatre experience began only a few short years ago. We caught up with Joe to learn more about … Continued

Thomsen Talk: April 2018

Some people binge watch with Netflix. I binge watch with Broadway. Here are short reviews of the shows I saw on my latest trip to New York City.   Thursday afternoon – THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA: My name is Brandon, and I am addicted to PHANTOM. I never tire of seeing this show. I’ve … Continued

Out There on the Road

I have done a lot of traveling in my lifetime. I was born in London, England; then my family moved to Bolivia when I was three. During my childhood, we returned to England frequently and traveled to other countries around South America, North America, and Europe. Because of this, traveling has been an integral part … Continued

A Real Big Fish

BIG FISH: THE MUSICAL hits home for me on so many levels. One of the most impactful, though, comes from the big fish who was such a huge part of my life for more than 20 years. My stepfather, Bill Behymer, was a raconteur par excellence. Growing up, I believed every word he said. After … Continued

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