Production Team

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In loving memory of Blaine and Beverly Olsen

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Executive Producer: Jacci Olsen Florence

Director: Melissa Trenery

Music Director: Whitney Cahoon

Choreographer: Megan Call

Production Assistant: Tara Payne

Stage Manager: Cydney Hall  

Costume Design: Jamila Lowe, Jim Tatton

Wigs: Jamila Lowe, Taylor Kurzius

Set Construction: 

Set Painting/Dressing:

Assistant to the Producer: Tara Payne

Technical Directors: Miland Palmer & Mark Ellis

Assistant Tech Director: Emma Palmer

Sound Designer: Emma Palmer & Miland Palmer

Lighting Designer: Danielle Loveland

Sound & Light Operators: Deklyn Searle, Miland Palmer, Kat Monson, Emily Crow, Danielle Loveland

Building/Scene Room Manager: Nathan Fawcett

Box Office: Lisa Stratton, Tara Payne, Chad & Tani Lynch, Angie Winter, Brenda Smith, Stacy Ronnow

Concessions: Jim Stratton​

House Manager: Stacy Ronnow

IT Specialists: Chad Lynch, Colton Lynch, Steve Petersen

Marketing Director/Playbill: Brady Stratton

Development Director: Bryant Larsen-Ford

Playhouse Photographer: Cassie Gallegos

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Director's Note

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Welcome to The Pajama Game! This beloved musical, set in the 1950s, revolves around the workers at the Sleep-Tite pajama factory fighting for a 7½ cent raise—an amount that may seem small today but was significant at the time. Adjusted for inflation, that raise would be roughly $0.85 per hour in today’s money—about $1,700 more per year for a full-time worker. In the 1950s, the average factory worker made around $1.60 per hour (about $19 today), and a new car cost around $1,500 (compared to over $40,000 now).

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While the numbers have changed, the story’s themes—equality, fair wages, workplace unity, and standing up for what’s right—are still just as relevant. We hope you enjoy this fun timeless tale, brought to life with energy, heart, and, of course, plenty of toe-tappy tunes!

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Melissa Trenery

Director

Producer's Note

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​​We continue our season with The Pajama Game, a musical that first was staged in 1954 and won three Tony awards including best musical, and won another Tony for Best Revival in 2006, a testament to the fact that love, music, and politics are as hot as they ever were. It’s a pleasure to bring this smash hit from the past back - live on our stage.

May we put in another plug as we are so excited about our campaign to build The Playhouse Academy at Beverly’s Terrace Plaza Playhouse! We are thrilled to begin this monumental effort to establish The Playhouse
Academy, a dedicated year-round space where youth can explore and grow their passion for theatre, creativity, and the performing arts. This new facility will provide state-of-the-art resources, nurturing the next generation of talent in our community. Take a look at the posters in the lobby of the stunning architectural renderings that showcase the exciting future of youth theatre in Ogden.

Our goal is ambitious—but with your support, we know we can make it happen. Every donation, large or small, is a step toward making The Playhouse Academy a reality. Please help by spreading the word or by donating. We hope you enjoy tonight’s performance and plan to come back often!

Jacci and Kim Florence

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