Kristen Bargmeyer (Assistant Director)

Kristen is proud to make her second voyage with Chameleon on this show. She has Assistant Directed with the lovely Rick Raasch in Glengarry, Glen Ross. A special thank you to the cast and crew, especially Brad for all of his patience and knack for making me play Humpty Dumpty

Andi Billig (Lighting Guru/Set Design, Erronius)

Andi’s happy to be involved with this, his 35th production with Chameleon, even more that Erin is working on the show with him (love you!). If only we could get Riley Bear in the show, we’d have a lot of fun. Andi lost someone close to him at the start of the production, and he knows that Natalie is watching and laughing at him – hysterically, and is waterskiing for him.

Erin Billig (Assistant Stage Manager)

Erin’s excited to be officially part of a show, after working at the Front of House selling tickets. Sure, she misses Riley Bear, Benny and Phoenix while at rehearsal, but at least she can be near Andi. How Erin is able to put up with Andi is something Brad will never know, and something she is still trying to figure out. Erin thanks her family and friends for coming to see the show. She’s had an awesome time working with such a fabulous cast!

Brad Donaldson (Director)

Brad is thrilled to direct the first production by Chameleon’s Community Theatre. He’s been seen in and directed numerous productions for TC2, including The Boys Next Door and The Foreigner. A huge hug of thanks to this amazing cast and crew. You made me feel young again. Special thanks to Joy and my parents for reminding me to act my age. Go give ‘em some milk, gang!

Joy Donaldson (Philia/Props Design)

Having learned how to read and write her name, Joy is excited to be part of this wonderfully talented and fun group. She has been seen in such roles as Sheila in The Boys Next Door and Rapunzel in Into the Woods. Special thanks to the dogs and cats, and oh, that director guy.

Trish Fike (Stage Manager)

Forest Godfrey (Sound Design)

"Forest graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 1999 and has been doing theater around the Twin Cities ever since. This is Forest's 14th production with TC2, most recently as sound designer of 'Into the Woods'. When he's not mixing wireless mics, Forest designs operating system software for Cray, Inc."

Elizabeth Hartman (Vocal Director/Courtesan/Protean)

Beth is pleased to be joining the Chameleon production staff as the vocal director for Forum. Her Chameleon credits include Cinderella's stepmother in Into the Woods and the flight attendant in The Boy Who Dies with the Most Mommies Wins. Beth is currently undergoing training in California to become a Feldenkrais practitioner. If you have never heard of the Feldenkrais Method, talk to her and she will tell you all about it!

Kurt Hunsicker (Costumer)

This is Kurt's second Chameleon show, having acted in Un Deux Trois last season. A 30 year veteran of the theatre, he looks forward to directing The Odd Couple for Chameleon in Spring, 2005 and for The Phipps Center for the Arts in their 2005-2006 season.

Kim Kivens (Choreographer)

A voice-over talent for radio and T.V., Kim was most recently seen at the Fringe Festival in Death Penalty Puppetry. She last directed and choreographed HIJKLMNOP (but not Q) in TC2's How I Wonder What You Are. Her favorite dance partners are her husband Joe and their amazing daughter Lily. Much love and thanks to family and friends for their constant and most appreciated support.

Daniel McDermott (Assistant Choreographer)

Daniel is on the board of Directors for the Chameleon Theatre Circle. He has done many productions both on and off stage for the company. Some musical highlights include Hair, Jesus Christ Superstar, A New Brain, and Chess. Daniel would just like to say, "If you want my body and you think I'm sexy come, on baby let me know.

Dale Miller (Music Director, Piano)

Dale is happy to be doing another Chameleon production, and is grateful to the Forum production team for their rehearsal flexibility. Dale is a business analyst for Unisys and is also organist at his church. He wishes to thank the cast, crew, and particularly the musicians and Ed for yet another fun-filled production.

Jennifer Trunnell (Light Board Operator/Props)

I just want to thank my family and friends for all of their support. Lots of love to my daughter, Amanda.

Jim Vogel (Set/Materials Design)

This is my third show with Chameleon. I was very pleased that Brad allowed me to once again work on the set for one of his shows – all I had to do was promise not to use chicken wire and duct tape! Of course I lied, but it’s too late now – hee hee ha ha ho ho to the funny farm where life beautiful all the time ...