is happy to be here.

is just as happy to be here as Craig, more or less.

Ed Brown was introduced to community theater before he was in his teens. His father designed, directed, and produced many local shows. His mother acted and sang in many others. Following service in the Marine Corps Ed attended the Hunter College theater program. Starting at Hunter, and continuing as technical director in private education and showcase theater, Ed has designed and built sets and designed lighting for several score shows, including A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, Anything Goes, Arsenic And Old Lace, Barefoot In The Park, Cabaret, Fiddler On The Roof, Grease, How To Succeed In Business, Prisoner Of Second Avenue, Sound of Music, The Time Of Your Life, and You're A Good Man Charlie Brown. Ed is grateful to Ghostlight Players for the opportunity to get back into theater after several decades absence.

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