Stephanie Goodling (Director) is honored to be making her directorial debut (if you don't count Sunday School pageants) at LTM. She has loved every opportunity to make live theatre magic here, appearing in "One Christmas Eve at Evergreen Mall" (Erin/Taylor/Linda) and "Dial M for Murder" (Margot Wendice), stage managing "Murder by Membership Only", and assistant directing "Do Black Patent Shoes Really Reflect Up?" She would like to thank her amazing cast and crew; all the directors she's learned from, especially Steven Filer Munley; and her trusty left and right hands on this show, Kyle and Sue. One last special thanks to her friends and family, and her darling husband, Sterling, for his constant love and support--thanks for finally joining in the fun and sharing your talent with us!

Susan Reutter (Assistant Director) is grateful for the opportunity to be Assistant Director for "Tiny Tim’s Christmas Carol". She has enjoyed playing different roles on stage over the years, as well as working behind the scenes. While teaching, Sue directed high school shows and, since retirement, has gotten back on stage herself. Her first role in years was here at LTM playing Grandma in "Lost in Yonkers". She equally enjoys helping build a show by working behind the scenes. Every show provides opportunity to learn and grow, and this show is no exception. Thank you to Stephanie and cast and crew for sharing your talent and creativity.

Kyle Curry (Stage Manager) is excited and honored to be welcomed back by the Little Theater Mechanicsburg (LTM) crew and family for this year’s Christmas production of "Tiny Tim’s Christmas Carol". Having worked as the assistant state manager on "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?", he was ready to expand his experience and knowledge for stage production as this show’s stage manager. Kyle thanks his family, friends, pets: Finn and Beef, and especially his fiance, Mark Myers, for all the support and help they have provided. Kyle looks forward to continuing to work with LTM, and when not volunteering with LTM or having to work, he enjoys expressing his creativity through writing and game development. He has one last thing he'd like to say: Go Birds!

Heather Flatley (Light Design) is thrilled to be back lighting at LTM! This will be her eighth show here, with her most recents being "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?" and "Moriarty". Her favorite credit so far has been light design and construction for Lycoming College’s "Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play". When she’s not hiding in the shadows of the theater, Heather enjoys gardening, hiking, and spending every possible minute with her rescue cat, Charlie. She would like to send a special thank you to everyone involved at LTM for creating and fostering such an accepting and safe space. And a huge thank you to her other half, Nigel, for supporting her through her many hours spent at LTM. Enjoy the show!