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Randi has recently moved on from her position as General Manager at Theatre Exile and is now freelancing as an AEA stage manager. She also serves on the Philadelphia theatre community's Resource Sharing Committee, and engages with her South Philly neighborhood as a pet sitter!
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Randi joins EgoPo Classic Theatre as their stage manager for this new adaptation of a controversial classic.
Written by the infamous sex icon of stage and screen, Mae West’s The Drag, once hailed as outrageous and morally offensive, explores sexual and moral taboos to reveal both the pleasures and the cost of living a secret life. Closeted socialite, Rolly Kingsbury, navigates his suspicious wife, her therapist father who specializes in gay conversion, and his rowdy drag queen friends. Come for the drag ball and stay for this flamboyant and fiercely funny social satire. This production will be a new adaptation, putting it into the modern dialogue about queer issues and the legislative actions being taken against queer people throughout the US. |
Randi is excited to return to Theatre Horizon for a third time, to stage manage Alex Bechtel's Penelope! The show will open at Theatre Horizon May 9th through May 18th, and then will continue its run with Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival at DeSales University through June 8th.
A wonderfully ingratiating new musical from songwriter Alex Bechtel and his co-bookwriters Grace McLean and Eva Steinmetz, who’ve set out to center the heroine a little more firmly” – The Washington Post
Raise a glass to Penelope as she tells us her side of The Odyssey through song in this one woman tour-de-force. She finally steps into the spotlight to recount her time cooped up on the island kingdom of Ithaca for twenty years. This witty and thoughtful musical flips the script on the dutiful wife of Odysseus. After 2020, we can say that as a society, her experience is not Greek to us.
A wonderfully ingratiating new musical from songwriter Alex Bechtel and his co-bookwriters Grace McLean and Eva Steinmetz, who’ve set out to center the heroine a little more firmly” – The Washington Post
Raise a glass to Penelope as she tells us her side of The Odyssey through song in this one woman tour-de-force. She finally steps into the spotlight to recount her time cooped up on the island kingdom of Ithaca for twenty years. This witty and thoughtful musical flips the script on the dutiful wife of Odysseus. After 2020, we can say that as a society, her experience is not Greek to us.