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Management Team


 Joey Infinito was the Managing / Artistic Director of The New Bern Civic Theatre from 2007 - 2009 and Artistic Director from 2006 - 2007. He has worked professionally throughout the Northeast and NC as Actor, Dancer, Stage Manager, Production Assistant, Lighting Designer and Rigger. Productions in New York and New Jersey include Moby Dick, Grease, and Godspell, as well as many other professional productions. His training includes, The American Academy Of Dramatic Arts (NYC) and The Boston Conservatory Of Music, as well as years of private instruction. Recent local credits include El Gallo in The Fantastics, Homer Bolton in Morning’s At Seven, Danny in Grease, and The Kralahome in The King And I at The New Bern Civic Theatre. He also played Orin Scravillo DDS. in The Serendipity Players' Little Shop Of Horrors.  Directorial credits include Rumors, South Pacific, and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest.

 Alan Berger is a retired IBM executive who has been active in various aspects of theater for the past fifty years. He has worked professionally in the Washington DC area as actor, director, producer, stage manager and lighting designer.  He has worked with many notable artists including Louis Armstrong, Ann-Margret, the Osmond Family and Doc Severinsen.  Alan has been affiliated with a variety of Washington theater companies and venues including: Arena Stage, Washington Theater Club, American Light Opera Co., the Filene Center at Wolf Trap Park and numerous dinner theaters.  He has served on multiple boards of directors for many community theater companies and was on the founding committees of several companies.  Since moving to NC, Alan has produced several concerts at Meymandi Hall in Raleigh and New Bern.  Alan has directed Morning’s at Seven, Big River and Talley’s Folly for New Bern Civic Theatre. He will be directing 1776 for NBCT in the Spring of 2010.  Alan majored in Speech and Drama at the University of Maryland and studied voice, acting and directing at The Washington Theater Club and Catholic University of America.