A small group of weary travelers discover the power of the season while trapped by a blizzard in a lonely train station on Christmas Eve. Come travel with them as they bring the joy of the season through laughter and tears for all!
Each performance tickets are $20 at The People-Sentinel Office, via the link to Square on this site, or $20 at the door. Season Tickets are $50 for one or $150 for four.
Tickets are on sale now at The People-Sentinel office across from the Post Office off the Circle.
Tickets are on sale now at The People-Sentinel office across from the Post Office off the Circle.
Directed and Produced by Liz Ringus and Virginia Nettles
Cast of Characters
Charlie: Aging, kindhearted Station Master, Mike Holbert
Travelers:
Neil: college art student, Delayna Culp
Irving: Aspiring writer/former college tech, Sylas Tolbert
Violet: Extremely energetic senior citizen, Caroline Randall
Trudy: Violet’s more reserved older sister, Stephanie Bell
Anne: Young Catholic school teacher, Olivia Kaney
George: Rude and belittling husband of Sarah, Dan Anderson
Sarah: George’s wife, who is pregnant! Cole Rux or Dawn Snead
Children:
John: the leader who plays Joseph, Asa McCoy
Katheryn: Oldest girl, who plays an Angel, Isabell Snead
Elizabeth: Plays Mary, Hartlyn McCoy
Helen: Plays a shepherd, Teal McCoy
Mabel: Littlest girl, outspoken, plays a Wise Man, Caitlin Bell
Francis: Littlest boy, plays a Wise man, Stonzy Tolbert
Jeremy: Young Station Master, grandson of Charlie, Neo Culp
Travelers:
Neil: college art student, Delayna Culp
Irving: Aspiring writer/former college tech, Sylas Tolbert
Violet: Extremely energetic senior citizen, Caroline Randall
Trudy: Violet’s more reserved older sister, Stephanie Bell
Anne: Young Catholic school teacher, Olivia Kaney
George: Rude and belittling husband of Sarah, Dan Anderson
Sarah: George’s wife, who is pregnant! Cole Rux or Dawn Snead
Children:
John: the leader who plays Joseph, Asa McCoy
Katheryn: Oldest girl, who plays an Angel, Isabell Snead
Elizabeth: Plays Mary, Hartlyn McCoy
Helen: Plays a shepherd, Teal McCoy
Mabel: Littlest girl, outspoken, plays a Wise Man, Caitlin Bell
Francis: Littlest boy, plays a Wise man, Stonzy Tolbert
Jeremy: Young Station Master, grandson of Charlie, Neo Culp
Crew:
Lights: Liz Ringus
Spotlight & Back Stage assistant: Neo Culp
Sound: arraignment by Asher Bradshaw
Sound: Paul Ringus
Back Stage direction: Virginia Nettles
Lights: Liz Ringus
Spotlight & Back Stage assistant: Neo Culp
Sound: arraignment by Asher Bradshaw
Sound: Paul Ringus
Back Stage direction: Virginia Nettles
Mike Holbert is Charlie. Mike has lived in Barnwell for the last 30 years and has been involved with The Circle Theatre most of them. He has performed in many plays including The Foreigner, Play On, and It’s a Wonderful Life. Mike has also directed a number of plays at CT: Camping With Tom and Henry, Spamalot, and The Dixie Swim Club. Mike has one daughter, Kodee Holbert. His hobbies include saltwater in-shore fishing, hunting and target shooting.
Delayna Culp is Neil. Delayna is a lover of cats and all things PINK! She spends her free time taming stray cats; some she finds in dumpsters.
Sylvaneas Tolbert is Irving. Sylvaneas performed in plays at his Church before he moved to Barnwell. He loves animals and loves to read.
Caroline Randall is Violet. Caroline is a CT veteran as she has been in numerous productions. Some of her favorites include I Don’t Live There Anymore, The Foreigner, An Evening Of Culture, Love, Sex and the IRS, Nunsense 1 & 2, Steel Magnolias, and The Dixie Swim Club. She is a talented artist, both on stage and as a painter, and volunteers for many events in the community. She is married to Chuck and has 2 sons Bryan and Jamie.
Stephanie Bell is Trudy. Stephanie is a beloved child of God and the wife of Eric Bell and mom to their three children, Caleb, Carson, and Caitlin. She is a homeschooling mom and business owner. She enjoys baking, playing softball, and serving her Church and community. Stephanie got her first taste of the “stage” with a small skit or two in elementary school Odyssey of the Mind (OM) competitions. She then performed in numerous skits and plays at churches she’s attended over the years. She acted in The Charitable Sisterhood Christmas Spectacular in December 2021, and All Through The Night is her second appearance on the Circle Theatre stage.
Olivia Kaney is Anne. Olivia has been in one summer camp production Into The Woods, Jr at Circle Theatre. She likes art, music, and video games. She is a freshman at JDA. Olivia plays volleyball, cheers, and is in the Youth Praise Team at First Baptist Church in Barnwell.
Daniel Anderson is George. A veteran actor, Dan has been in such productions as Clown Car, The Unexpected Guest, and 1776. He spends his time entertaining outside the theatre as a professional wrestler and online personality.
Cole Rux is Sarah. Cole has been in Circle Theatre productions of Not Your Average Zombie Apocalypse, and BHS Drama Club’s Casserole Cult. She loves art, animals, cultures, history and nature.
Dawn Snead is Sarah. She is delighted to be the understudy for her first production with Circle Theatre, All Through the Night. She is mother to Isabelle Snead, playing Kathryn, and an active member of the Barnwell community. She is owner of Accelerator Coffee and Pastries and manages the Barnwell Farmers Market. When not baking pastries or planning the market, Dawn can be found enjoying outdoor activities such as working at the community garden, camping, spending time at Edisto Beach and coaching Isabelle’s volleyball team.
Asa Still is John. Asa is a 4th grader. He loves to hunt, play football, baseball, and video games. He’s good at math!! Asa loves to aggravate his sisters and play with his baby brother, Wyatt. Wyatt had open heart surgery, but this doesn’t slow him down. Asa is Wyatt's hero!
Isabelle Snead is Kathryn. Isabelle is very excited to be playing the role of Kathryn in Circle Theatre’s production of All Through The Night. She is a 4th grade student in the Talented and Gifted Program at Barnwell Elementary School. When she’s not in school, Isabelle enjoys drawing, dancing, playing the Ukulele, volleyball, soccer, and hanging out with her dog, Orca. She has been in three other performances with Circle Theatre’s Summer program where past roles include Bishop in Frozen Jr., Mary Sue Betty Bob in Dear Edwina, Jr., and Mysterious Man in Into The Woods, Jr.
Hartlyn Still is Elizabeth. Hartlyn has been in two other performances with Circle Theatre’s Summer Program of Dear Edwina and Into The Woods, Jr. Hartlyn is homeschooled, loves to paint and read, and loves to be in the pool.
Teal McCoy is Helen. Teal is in 2nd grade and has been in Christmas plays at her church. Teal loves to play softball, singing, playing dress up, and loves hunting. She loves to cook with her mom and admits she’s bossy and sassy!
Caitlin Bell is Mabel. Caitlin Bell is also a beloved child of God and daughter of Eric and Stephanie Bell. She lives in Barnwell with her parents, two brothers, and their 3-year-old cockapoo, Gus. She is a homeschooled third grader who attends Classical Conversations of Aiken as part of her homeschooling. Caitlin has enjoyed many sports including tumbling, soccer, cheerleading, competitive swimming, softball, and is currently twirling baton. Through the past two summers, she has found a love of the theatre. In 2022, she played a cheerleader, and one understudy performance of character “Abigail” in Dear Edwina, Jr. During CT's summer camp this year, she played one of the Narrators in Into The Woods, Jr., and the title character in the short play, The Girl With Golden Locks. All Through The Night is her third appearance on the Circle Theatre stage, and likely won’t be her last.
Stonzy Tolbert is Francis. Stonzy attends Barnwell Elementary School. This is his first community theatre performance he has participated in. He has previously participated in Christmas plays at his church. He moved from Tennessee with his family 2 years ago to live in Barnwell.
Neo Culp is Jeremy. Neo lives in Barnwell. His Circle Theatre Summer Camp performances include:Winnie, The Pooh, Bye, Bye Birdie, and Into The Woods, Jr. He has a cool cat named Maya.
Assistant Director - Virginia Nettles
Virginia is married to Randy Forty, they have one grandchild and two fur babies, Hector and Luna. She retired from Savannah River Site with 40 years of service. Virginia spends her time volunteering, working with animal rescues and She loves dogs, camping, paddle boarding, playing pickleball and is a fitness instructor at the YMCA. She has performed in several plays here at Circle Theatre this is the first time seeing the play as an assistant director. She loved acting in this same play 19 years ago as Violet with Liz as the Director back then. I’ve loved working with this cast….. and along with Liz. It’s a great play with an amazing, awesome cast!! So, sit back and enjoy the play….. There’s magic in the air!!! Merry Christmas!!
Virginia is married to Randy Forty, they have one grandchild and two fur babies, Hector and Luna. She retired from Savannah River Site with 40 years of service. Virginia spends her time volunteering, working with animal rescues and She loves dogs, camping, paddle boarding, playing pickleball and is a fitness instructor at the YMCA. She has performed in several plays here at Circle Theatre this is the first time seeing the play as an assistant director. She loved acting in this same play 19 years ago as Violet with Liz as the Director back then. I’ve loved working with this cast….. and along with Liz. It’s a great play with an amazing, awesome cast!! So, sit back and enjoy the play….. There’s magic in the air!!! Merry Christmas!!
Director's Notes
It’s been 19 years since All Through The Night was first performed at Circle Theatre. This time, I am thankful for the partnership of Virginia Nettles as co-director & producer. In the 2004 production, she played the part of Violet. I’m glad she could put up with me!
I “retired” from Circle Theatre for a few years until Dixie Swim Club where I worked backstage and made biscuits! I hope to be permanently retired after this play - I’m old!
I am also grateful for the assistance of my talented husband, Paul. Even though he really wasn’t keen on coming out of “theatre retirement”, he supported me by building the set, helped paint, and constructed those 2 beautiful center stage benches (again), faux ticket booth, and trunk stand.
Special recognition also goes to Asher Bradshaw whose sound effects programming, help, and donated time and talents to this play were invaluable!
And finally, and just as importantly, the actors. First time actor youngsters and theatre seasoned adults, I thank you for your time and dedication to this play. I applaud all your hard work and sacrifices to put on this production for our community. Break-A-Leg! Merry Christmas everyone!
Liz Ringus
It’s been 19 years since All Through The Night was first performed at Circle Theatre. This time, I am thankful for the partnership of Virginia Nettles as co-director & producer. In the 2004 production, she played the part of Violet. I’m glad she could put up with me!
I “retired” from Circle Theatre for a few years until Dixie Swim Club where I worked backstage and made biscuits! I hope to be permanently retired after this play - I’m old!
I am also grateful for the assistance of my talented husband, Paul. Even though he really wasn’t keen on coming out of “theatre retirement”, he supported me by building the set, helped paint, and constructed those 2 beautiful center stage benches (again), faux ticket booth, and trunk stand.
Special recognition also goes to Asher Bradshaw whose sound effects programming, help, and donated time and talents to this play were invaluable!
And finally, and just as importantly, the actors. First time actor youngsters and theatre seasoned adults, I thank you for your time and dedication to this play. I applaud all your hard work and sacrifices to put on this production for our community. Break-A-Leg! Merry Christmas everyone!
Liz Ringus
Coming soon!
Feb 23, 24 @ 7pm Feb 25 @ 3pm Mar 1, 2 @ 7pm Mar 3 @ 3pm |
May 3, 4 @ 7 pm May 5 @ 3pm May 10, 11 @ 7pm May 12 @ 3pm |
