Brigantine Lighthouse Players
Brigantine Lighthouse Players
2022 SEASON
An Evening of One Acts
APRIL 8 - 9
New works from local emerging playwrights Tom Chin, Sam Sardina, and Ed Shakespeare.
Much Ado About Nothing
CANCELLED
Rumpelstiltskin
AUGUST 27 - 28
South Jersey Players and Lighthouse Players will partner to present Marlene May's musical adaptation of Grimm's fairy tale.
COMING AUGUST 2022
A retelling of the classic Grimm's fairy tale - complete with music, magic, and audience participation. A great way to introduce pre-schoolers and elementary school age kids to LIVE THEATRE!
(Running time approx. 30 minutes.)
PAST PRODUCTIONS
Night Watch
Rumors
Last of the Red Hot Lovers
The Odd Couple (Female Version)
Love Letters
Godspell
Twelfth Night
Shakespeare Unabridged
Vaudeville Revue
Chinese Hot Pot
An Evening of One Acts
Lighthouse Players' Cast Family
(in alphabetical order)
Lea Alton
Don Bauman
Ed Blansche
Julian Bliss
Brady Bock
Randy Bock
Gene Bozzi
Rachael Brenner
Tom Chin
Joe Chialastri
Chris Chiong
Erin Coffman
Michaelle Cooke
Joe Conte
Corey Critelli
Jasmine Cruzado
Ryan Daly
Joshua Devore
Dana Domenico
Maryanne Franz
Jamie Fredrickson
Dayle Friedman
Sheeva Gallagher
Ken Groome
Andy Halliday, Jr.
Shanon Halliday
Scott Higbee
Kira Hyde
Ken Kadar
Bette Kaminsky
Tim Koob
Mary Kovach
Grey LeCuyer
Robert Losasso
Susan Lothian
Wendy Lohs
Ahmad Marshall
Stevie Mathios
Vanessa Matos
Lorraine McCarty
Rich McMahan
Christian Milazzo
Edward Monterosso
Cormac Morrissey
Jen Moskovitz
Thayer Noble
Lisandro Paredes
Judy Privetera-Parish
Carmelo Polisano
Sheila Rosen
Sam Sardina
Jamie Satz
Ed Shakespeare
Debra Share
Donn Shearer
Rae Sheets
Jennifer Smith
Ken Snyder
Fred Spiewak
Kathy Steel
Don Toal, Jr.
Lisa Toal
Leesa Toscano
Paul Utts
Donna Wac
Jamie Weinberg
Yamirah Williams
Ed Young
FOUNDED IN 2014
In March 2014 the Brigantine Cultural Arts Commission called for volunteers to assist in bringing live theatre to the Brigantine Community. Their production of Night Watch at the Community Education and Recreation Center that summer was a huge success. Subsequently, a dedicated group of the Night Watch cast and crew asked permission to continue the Cultural Arts' efforts as a separate entity. With the blessings of Mary DeMarco and Joanne Price of the BCAC, a new board was formed, and Brigantine Lighthouse Players was born.
Since then we have established ourselves as a 501(c)3 organization. We also relocated, thanks to John Scotland and the members of the Community Presbyterian Church, to the church's fellowship hall where we continue to perform.
The driving forces behind Brigantine Lighthouse Players.
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