by Anne Marie Scalies | Volunteer Spotlight
By Glen Macnow Tah’Mir Lamb, far right, in Rapunzel! Rapunzel! A Very Hairy Fairy Tale! “Theater is important because kids don’t always know how to express themselves. They worry about being judged every day. But there is no judgment in theater, and they are...
by Anne Marie Scalies | Volunteer Spotlight
By Glen Macnow Teddie and Jimmy Psitos It’s impossible to list in one article all the roles and responsibilities Teddie and Jimmy Psitos have taken on at the Swarthmore Players Club over the years. But we’ll try. Actor. Music director. Lighting designer. Master...
by Anne Marie Scalies | Volunteer Spotlight
By Glen Macnow When William Shakespeare put quill pen to paper to write “King Henry IV, Part 1” back in 1597, we’re uncertain how he envisioned his brilliance being interpreted more than four centuries later. We’re fairly sure, however, that the Bard didn’t anticipate...
by admin | Volunteer Spotlight
by Glen Macnow Head to the PCS workshop most Saturdays, and you’ll see cast and crew for the next upcoming show sawing, hammering and painting. When you’re part of a show, it’s expected you help create the set. These days, you’ll find a bit of a youth movement in the...
by admin | Volunteer Spotlight
by Glen Macnow Some of us at PCS express our love of theater through our voices. Others share their talents through tap shoes. For Allison Miller, expression comes through a miter saw. Allison is the one of the valuable volunteers who shows up for every production, a...
by admin | Volunteer Spotlight
This is a story about two people who serve as the backbone of PCS – who manage the stage, design the lighting, organize concessions, run the house and – occasionally – share their talents as actor or director. It’s also a love story. Karen Cook and Heather Timberman...
