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Meet the 2016 Mimes and Mummers Executive Board!

Katie Dolan (President, FCRH '17)

Katie Dolan is a senior double majoring in physics political science with a concentration in American Catholic studies. Over the course of her time at Fordham, Katie has worked on productions at the university and in the greater New York City area including Full House! The Musical! with Medium Face Productions (AMD), The Haunted Train with Unmasked Theater Group (AMD), Buyer and Cellar (AD and NYC RA) with the Mendocino Theatre Company, The Nose at MITF (AMD) and Third Rail Project's Then She Fell (PA). In her free time, Katie can be found watching Star Trek, or talking about Star Trek, or maybe even listening to other people talk about/watch Star Trek.

Mark Simeon (Vice President, GSB '19)

Mark is a junior majoring in Marketing, Finance, and Communications and Media Management at the Gabelli School of Business. Mark has worked on a plethora of Mimes shows during his time in the club, and is most proud of his set design in Gypsy. In his spare time, Mark fails to hit high notes and tries not to sell out to the capitalist machine. “God Damn It, Mark.” –Kathleen Dolan

John Schebece (Secretary, FCRH '18)

John Schebece is a senior at Fordham College Rose Hill and majors in English. After his interest was piqued in the theater community by his friends, he started getting involved in the Mimes and Mummers by running crew for the fall 2014 production of “Spamalot” and he has continued to help with tech ever since. He played the Sheriff in “Bonnie and Clyde,” Nick in “Bedroom Farce,” and Cliff Bradshaw in "Kabarett." John’s most recent involvement with a Mimes and Mummers production was heading the sound department of “Stranger” (with a lot of help from the incredible Rena Brand). While John’s love of theater and the Mimes is relatively newfound, he has a lot of passion about working with the club and thoroughly enjoys all of the wonderful people he has the privilege of working with.

Rena Brand (Business Manager, FCRH '18)

Rena Brand is a senior at Fordham University studying political science and sociology and a representative on the Mimes and Mummers e-board. She doesn't act (because she has terrible stage fright) and therefore exclusively does tech for the club. In her free time, Rena does crosswords and geeks out over superheros of all kind (but obviously Wonder Woman always gets the biggest geek out).

Madeleine Burrow (Representative, FCRH '19)

Madeleine Burrow is a junior at Fordham University studying communications. While she doesn't act, she devotes a lot of her time to doing tech for Mimes as well as the other theatre clubs on campus. She started with the Mimes as a stage manager for both Kabarett and Boeing-Boeing, and her favorite experience with the Mimes was doing lighting design for Chess. A proud Texan at heart, you can find her rockin' cowboy boots and jamming out to some country music.

Jaime Terrazzino (Representative, FCRH '19)

Jaime is a Junior at Fordham College Rose Hill majoring in Film and Television. What does she plan to do with her life, you may ask? Good question, she would like to find out as well. If you hear any word on that send her a letter at 1234 Internet Street. Originally, her plan was to become the next Mary Poppins by age 6, only to be thoroughly disappointed to find out that parrot head umbrellas do not actually fly, and you cannot jump inside sidewalk chalk drawings found on the street. Ever since this realization, she has been searching for a new life path. Jaime is fueled by Thai food, Vermont sharp white cheddar cheese, and ginger ale. Shout out to my dog, love you.

Megan O'Keeffe (Representative, FCRH '19)
Megan O'Keeffe is a Junior with a double major in film and french, and a minor in theatre. She's happy to have worked on multiple Fordham shows both on and off stage. When working on a Mimes show, Megan will most likely be found reorganizing the costume closet or writing out a schedule, otherwise she is most likely at Starbucks or watching far too much TV. She believes Deadpool is the most romantic movie of all time, and in some way, shape, or form this is relevant.

Andrew Milligan (Representative, FCRH '19)
Andrew Milligan is a junior at Rose Hill, majoring in Math and Computer Science with a concentration in American Catholic Studies. He has helped in some way or another with every Mimes show since coming to Fordham, and is looking forward to helping make the best the productions possible in the future. Despite his confidence in all other areas of his life, he is never quite sure what to do with his hair. Should he wear it down? In a ponytail? Should he get a buzz? Discuss.