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Elizabeth Gaines [SIX DEGREES THIS PERSON] CREDITS Les Parents Terribles (Indiscretions), Out of Hand Theater August 24, 2001 - September 16, 2001 Lighting Designer *The credits listed herein are by no means exhaustive. They represent only the cast & crew lists entered into the TheaterReview database.	OPENING SOON Big Question Academy Theatre Nomad Motel by Carla Ching Horizon Theatre Company CLOSING SOON 42nd Street by Michael Stewart & Mark Bramble (book), Harry Warren (music), Al Dubin (lyrics) City Springs Theatre Company Aladdin by Alan Menken (music), Howard Ashman and Tim Rice (lyrics), and Chad Beguelin (book and lyrics) Broadway Across America Dinner and a Show – Nuns, the Comedy by Robert Luxford The Vineyard Cafe and Dinner Theatre It’s Only a Play by Terrence McNally The Process Theatre Company The Rainmaker by N. Richard Nash Lionheart Theatre Company NOW PLAYING 42nd Street by Michael Stewart & Mark Bramble (book), Harry Warren (music), Al Dubin (lyrics) City Springs Theatre Company 9 to 5 the Musical by Patricia Resnick (book) and Dolly Parton (songs) Georgia Ensemble Theatre Aladdin by Alan Menken (music), Howard Ashman and Tim Rice (lyrics), and Chad Beguelin (book and lyrics) Broadway Across America Daddy Long Legs by John Caird (book) and Paul Gordon (songs) The Legacy Theatre Dinner and a Show – Nuns, the Comedy by Robert Luxford The Vineyard Cafe and Dinner Theatre Henry IV Part 1 by William Shakespeare The New American Shakespeare Tavern It’s Only a Play by Terrence McNally The Process Theatre Company Midnight at the Masquerade by The Murder Mystery Company The Murder Mystery Company in Atlanta Murder on the Agathas Express by Ryan Girard Agathas: A Taste of Mystery The Electric Baby by Stefanie Zadravec The Weird Sisters Theatre Project The Rainmaker by N. Richard Nash Lionheart Theatre Company The Two Kids That Blow $h*t Up by Carla Ching Aurora Theatre Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee Pinch n' Ouch Theatre