Meet Our Board of Directors

Discover the passionate leaders behind Beecher Part-Time Players, driving our mission to unite community and theatre.

President

Bob Pagani

Bob has been involved with the BPTP since 2008 when he got roped into helping with the production of “Meet Me in St. Louis.” He had no experience at the time and has since learned a new passion. Since “Meet Me in St. Louis,” Bob has been helping the group with many “behind the scenes” roles, mainly lights and sound. In 2010, Bob became the Director of Technology and has since held the position. Then, in 2012, Bob was voted in as Vice President and again in 2015 and currently holds the position of President. Bob’s favorite production to be apart of was “Carrie the Musical!”

 

Vice President

kelly Golke

Kelly has been part of the Beecher Part-Time Players since 2019 where she joined for our show “Noises Off.” She is a dedicated theater enthusiast known for her energy and passion, she has taken on a variety of roles both on stage and behind the scenes. As a talented performer, she brings characters to life, leaving memorable impressions on audiences. When she’s not performing, Kelly contributes as a dedicated Vice President and member. Her involvement with Beecher Part-Time Players showcases her commitment to community theater and her dedication to enriching the cultural life of her community.

secretary

Maddy Howell

Maddy is one of newest members. After making her first few appearances on stage at The PlayHouse Theatre from 2021 to 2023 in Tinley Park Illinois, she made her first appearance with the Beecher Part-Time Players in May Of 2023, joining the cast of “Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,”as a Wife and a Ishmaelite. Shortly after the production ended, an opportunity to become secretary was available. With no hesitation and her love for theatre there was no second guessing the opportunity. After being selected to be the secretary, she was selected to be on the reading committee, while also helping with fundraising events. Her favorites include singing at the John Dean Memorial Theater dedication as well as singing at the senior township Christmas dinner.

Treasurer

Dan waterman

Dan first got involved with the BPTP in 1995 as a member of the band for “Hello Dolly”. Since his initial introduction to the group, Dan has remained active both on stage by portraying dozens of characters as well as off stage through directing, set design, set construction/décor and providing props. Dan has served as a past President and Secretary of the BPTP, was on the original Scholarship Committee, has participated in several Reading Committees and has been active in various other BPTP committees throughout the past 20+ years.