05/31/2026
And just like that, the whales had leapt for the last time. We are so proud of this production and have so many people to thank for its success: our incredible board members, who provided essential front-of-house support (along with volunteers Sara Zavacki-Moore and Vicki Casarett); set creators Kevin Karnisky and Erin Kate Howard; lighting designer Will DiGiacco; dramaturg Eric Evans; assistant stage manager Kristina Chomiak; stage-manager extraordinaire Jamie DiGiacco; our uber-talented cast--Jodi Beckwith, Wyatt Doremus, Aaron Duclos, Samantha Gibson, Erin-Kate Howard, Ben McRae, Kiyomi Oliver, Elizabeth Saunders and Jasmin Singer; and Jeff Siuda, who successfully steered a complex and moving script to shore.
In addition, with the curtain falling on "Deep Blue Sound", so goes Out of Pocket's EIGHTEENTH season, one that started with a trip to the plague-ravaged Middle Ages with "The Amateurs", followed by the steamy night of passion and talk that is "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune" It is a season of which we are very proud. Again, many thanks are in order: everyone at MuCCC, especially Doug Rice, Kevin Indovino, and Karen Craft; season photographer, Paul Moukperian; poster designer Abby DeVuyst; directors John Jaeger and Trish Annese; stage managers Eric Lefler, Jamie DiGiacco, Kate Quinn, and Kristina Chomiak; intimacy coordinator Jill Rittinger; lighting designers Will DiGiacco and Bridget Blakley ; set designers Kevin Karnisky and Erin-Kate Howard; tech wizard John Engel and, along with the cast of "Deep Blue Sound", an incredible group of actors: Ged Owen, Ross Amstey, Ron Dufort, Maria Sanguedolce, Tom Bigongiari, Caitlin Kenyon, Stephanie Roosa, and B. Anthony Gibson.
Finally, a thank you to our audience. We are beyond thrilled that you choose to join us as we set out to tell meaningful and important stories. And to those for whom we are not yet a theatre-going priority, we will keep trying. We have so much good stuff coming your way in 2026-2027---dueling organists, obnoxious yoga instructors, kick-ass suffragists, and a return to the Fringe Festival--that we can barely wait to get started. See less
