'Gypsy' playbill by 6th Street Playhouse

Jared Sakren producing artistic director Gary & Marcia Nelson, Dorothy Beattie and Tomas Mitchell presents

with the generous support of

featuring Broadway star

Kathy Fitzgerald

SEPT 20â&#x20AC;&#x201C;OCT 20, 2019 Arthur Laurents music by Jule Styne

Stephen Sondheim directed by Jared Sakren

book by

music directed by

Paul Smith choreography by

Joseph Favalora

lyrics by

scenic design

Jason Jamerson costume/wig/hair design

Pamela Johnson

lighting design

April George sound engineer

Evan Lummer

production stage manager

Jenna V. Loceff Gypsy: A Musical Fable is presented by arrangement with Tams-Witmark, Inc. Run time 2 hours 30 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission The taking of photographs and the recording of this performance are strictly prohibited.

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The 2019-20 Season is packed with five celebrated plays and five showstopper musicals. All of us at the Playhouse have worked hard to make sure we deliver the kind of professional and entertaining productions you have come to expect.

JENNA V. LOCEFF Production Manager

We are elated to welcome Broadway star Kathy Fitzgerald back to the Playhouse after performing in a fundraiser here in 2016, and to now have her on board for an entire production! Kathy is a dear friend of mine and I am excited to be directing her in this fantastic show. She, along with Broadway-bound Carmen Mitchell as daughter Louise, are a dynamic duo that I’m sure will astound you. Gypsy: A Musical Fable chronicles one family’s rise to stardom, and The Playhouse is eager to showcase the outstanding talent of both a Broadway veteran, that of a young actor on the rise, and an incredible ensemble of actors ready for ‘their turn’.

CONOR WOODS Technical Director

Please let me know what you think throughout this season and whether I can do anything else to make your experience here even better.

STAFF JARED SAKREN Producing Artistic Director

JULIET NOONAN Director of Education CAITLIN STROM-MARTIN Education Associate/ Volunteer Coordinator VICTORIA GARBESI Box Office Associate ANNA HECHT Marketing Communications Associate NOELLE LAMARK Operations Assistant PEGGY KNOPP Finance Manager GAIL REINE Costume Shop Manager IDALIA PAGÁN Box Office Associate

See you at the Playhouse! Jared Sakren Stage Director

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR For The Playhouse, Jared directed West Side Story, The Compleat Wks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged), Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge, The Comedy of Errors, and FairyWorlds!. Jared was the mask/movement specialist for The La Jolla Playhouse musical Around the World in 80 Days with music by Ray Davies of The Kinks and directed by Des McAnuff. He also wrote the book for an original musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s Cymbeline, called Spellbound! at Phoenix’s Desert Botanical Garden. For Shakespeare Sedona, a summer festival he founded, he directed Kathy Fitzgerald in the inaugural production of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum. Jared directed over 33 productions in 16 years for Southwest Shakespeare Company in Phoenix, where he was the Producing Artistic Director. Mr. Sakren is a graduate of The Juilliard School, a founding member of The Acting Company (under John Houseman) with whom he performed on Broadway, off-Broadway, and on national tours.

THE CAST Momma Rose..............................................................Kathy Fitzgerald* Herbert......................................................................Roger Michelson* Louise.........................................................................Carmen Mitchell* Dainty June......................................................................Melody Payne Young Louise................................................................. Cecilia Brenner Baby June..................................................................... Gigi Bruce-Low Mazeppa/Renee, Maid/Mother....................................Elaine Jennings Electra/Mother/Crachitt.................................................... Lillian Myers Tessie Tura/Ensemble.......................................................Tracy Hinman Pop/Ensemble....................................................................Harry Farmer Weber/Ensemble........................................................... Khalid Shayota Mr. Goldstone/Bourgeron-Cochon/Ensemble...................... Guy Conner Yonkers/Young Men’s Ensemble........................................Landon Scott Tulsa/Young Men’s Ensemble...........................................Zach Frangos LA/Young Men’s Ensemble/Cow 2................................. Austin Maisler Angie/Young Men’s Ensemble.........................................Bennett Parisi Chauffeur/Young Men’s Ensemble/Cow 2................... Robby Campbell Young Women’s Ensemble/Cow 1................................Montana Hamel Waitress/Young Women’s Ens./Cow 1......... Peri Zoe Yildirim-Stanley Young Women’s Ensemble............... Sarah Cornett, Madeline Brown Allison Paine Boy w/Clarinet/Children’s Ensemble............................ Liev Bruce-Low Children’s Ensemble............................................................Rekha Healy Children’s Ensemble/Rich Man’s Son.............................Dmitry Walters Girl w/Balloons/Children’s Ensemble...............................Maggie Ward Children’s Ensemble............................................................Juliette Coté Electra/Mother/Crachitt Understudy.......................... Jacinta Gorringe

BOARD OF DIRECTORS JEFF COTÉ President MELISSA BINGHAM Vice President JOEL FELDMAN Treasurer CRAIG BAINBRIDGE Secretary Dorothy Beattie Susane Byrne Kathy Horan Lynnea Mackey Paul Pastorino Jacque Scheibel Sudha Schlesinger

THANK YOU TO OUR MAJOR SUPPORTERS

PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Director................................................................... Jared Sakren Assistant Director........................................................Hope Michelson Stage Manager/Stage Manager...................................Jenna V. Loceff Assistant Stage Manager/Production Assistant.........Celina Kegerreis Scenic Designer.......................................................... Jason Jamerson Music Director....................................................................... Paul Smith Choreographer.............................................................Joseph Favalora Lighting Designer................................................................April George Costume/Wig/Hair Designer...................................... Pamela Johnson Sound Engineer................................................................. Evan Lummer Properties Master...........................................................Julia Kwitchoff Makeup Designer............................................................Roxie Johnson Dresser/Running Crew...............................Hannah Farkas, Lily Sigrist Costume Shop Manager......................................................... Gail Reine Technical Director ............................................................ Conor Woods Company Photographer ..................................................Eric Chazankin

*The Actor appears through the courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

This Theatre operates under an agreement with Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

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MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT 1

“Overture”....................................................................................................Orchestra “Rose’s Entrance: Let Me Entertain You”....................... Baby June & Baby Louise “Let Me Entertain You”................................................................................Orchestra “Some People”......................................................................................................Rose “Seattle to Los Angeles–Reprise: Some People”.......................................Orchestra “Some People”.............................................................................................Orchestra “Small World”......................................................................................Rose & Herbie “Baby June and Her Newsboys”................................................................Newsboys “Let Me Entertain You”.............................................................................. Baby June “Recitation and Military Routine”...............................................................Orchestra “Military Routine - Part II”...........................................................................Orchestra “Mr. Goldstone”.........................................................................Rose, Herbie & Kids “Little Lamb”......................................................................................................Louise “You’ll Never Get Away From Me”......................................................Rose & Herbie “You’ll Never Get Away From Me”..............................................................Orchestra “Farm Sequence”................................................................June, Farm Boys & Cow “Broadway”.............................................................................................June & Boys “Some People”.............................................................................................Orchestra “If Momma Was Married”...................................................................June & Louise “All I Need Is The Girl”........................................................................................ Tulsa “Everything’s Coming Up Roses”..........................................................................Rose There will be one 15-minute intermission

ACT 2

“Entr’acte”...................................................................................................Orchestra “Toreadorables”.................................................................................................... Girls “Stars and Stripes”......................................................................................Orchestra “Together Wherever We Go”.................................................Rose, Herbie & Louise “Together Wherever We Go–Encore”......................................Rose, Herbie, Louise “You Gotta Get a Gimmick”...........................................Mazeppa, Electra & Tessie “You’ll Never Get Away From Me”..............................................................Orchestra “Small World – Reprise”.............................................................................Orchestra “Gypsy Strip Routine”.................................................................Louise & Showgirls “Let Me Entertain You”................................................................................Orchestra “Incidental”..................................................................................................Orchestra “Rose’s Turn”............................................................... Rose & Orchestra Members “Curtain Calls”.............................................................................................Orchestra “Exit Music”.................................................................................................Orchestra

THE BAND

Music Director, Keyboard.................................................................... Brian Sennello Percussion...........................................................................................Max Rosenthal Trombone................................................................................................... Ron Larson Trumpet..................................................................................................... Kelley Hunt Violin.....................................................................................................Felicia McFall Cello.................................................................................................. Myra Chachkin Bass..................................................................................................Engin Yeşilyemiş Reeds................................................................................................... Doug Delaney

CAST BIOS KATHY FITZGERALD* (Mama Rose) ) is a Broadway character actress extraordinaire who got her Great White Way start playing multiple roles in the Johnny Burke revue Swinging on a Star, and juggled several characters, including fabulously butch lighting designer Shirley Markovitz, during her six-year stint in the original Producers. Other Broadway credits include the scene-stealing office assistant Roz in 9 to 5, roles in The Next Three Days and Our Idiot Brother, the malicious headmistress Madame Morrible in Wicked, and currently as the absent-minded Mrs. Gloop in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. ROGER MICHELSON* (Herbie) had the pleasure of drawing his first paycheck as an actor at SRT right here in Santa Rosa 40 years ago in the summer of ‘79. In the interim, he has worked in the regions, lived in NYC for 25 years where he was a member of Circle Rep and a regular on David Letterman, got married to Kathy, and became the Father of Hope, both of whom are involved in this production. It’s good to be back. CARMEN MITCHELL* (Louise) grew up as a competitive figure skater and ballet dancer. She now works as a professional singer and actor. Carmen’s credits include many leading roles in musicals, short films, commercials, concerts, and professional ice shows. Favorites include: Christine Daae in Phantom of the Opera, Maria in West Side Story, Fantine in Les Misérables, and Juliet in Romeo & Juliet. She is thrilled to be working with 6th St. again and is grateful for the opportunity to play this amazing role. www.carmenmariamitchell.com

MELODY PAYNE (Dainty June) is excited to be making her 6th Street Playhouse debut. This Elly Award winning actress (Penny in Hairspray) has worked with theaters from Sacramento to the Bay. From precocious redhead from Green Gables, 5th place (out of 5) in the Miss Firecracker Contest, naive hippy in Hair, head cheerleader at Rydell…She and her Farm Boys are ready to entertain you! CECILIA BRENNER (Young Louise) is excited to be performing in her third production at 6th St and was last seen in To Kill a Mockingbird. She has been acting for four years and her most recent roles include an orphan in Annie, the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz, Charlie Cowell in The Music Man, Jr., and Prince John in Robin Hood: Naught in Nottingham. GIGI BRUCE-LOW (Baby June) is thrilled to be making her 6th Street debut. Gigi has danced in Petaluma School of Ballet’s The Nutcracker. This past season, she performed on The Throckmorton Main Stage as the littlest lioness in The Lion King and in her school musical as Jemima Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Gigi loves sparkles, twirling, her friends and family, and mathematics. She dedicates this performance to her Grams, Linda Low. ELAINE JENNINGS (Mazeppa/Renee, Maid/ Mother) is delighted to be performing with 6th St. Recent roles include Tanya (Mamma Mia!), Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty), Hallie (Cradle Will Rock), Prin (Oedipus, Palm Springs), Alice B. Toklas (Gertrude Stein and a

CAST BIOS Companion, Theatre Rhinoceros), Sister Aloysius in Doubt, Kate in Brighton Beach Memoirs and Juliana in The Other Place. LILLIAN MYERS (Electra/ Mother/Crachitt) toured as a red nose clown with the Performers Without Borders Social Circus (UK) in India and Kenya, and Hand Spring Puppet Theater (South Africa) with Stravinsky’s Fire Bird. She worked as crisis in training actor with the Colorado Police Dept. She holds a BFA in Contemplative Theater & Education from Naropa University. She hopes you enjoy the show! TRACY HINMAN (Tessie Tura/Ensemble) holds a BA in Theatre Arts from Cal State Hayward and an MFA in Costume Design from San Diego State. She is the soloist for the First Church of Christ Science in Santa Rosa, and works full-time for Alegre Home Care, where one of her favorite things is leading showtune singalongs for seniors. She last appeared on stage at 6th Street in Illyria and A Little Night Music. HARRY FARMER (Pop/ Ensemble) has been part of the Sonoma County theatre community for over 20 years. He has also worked professionally in film, commercials, and print. This is his first production with 6th Street. KHALID SHAYOTA (Weber/Ensemble) was bit by the acting bug when he took his first class at Santa Rosa Junior College in 1995. Some of the parts he’s played since: Volmont in Dangerous Liaisons, Mr Garcia in How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents, and Doremus

in It Can’t Happen Here. He has worked at The Aurora Theater and as an understudy at Berkeley Rep in The Good Book. Khalid has also played the part of Saddam Hussein National Geographic Channel’s Documentary, “Interrogating Saddam”. This is Khalid’s 6th Street debut. GUY CONNER (Mr. Goldstone/BourgeronCochon/Ensemble) was last seen in 6th Street’s To Kill a Mockingbird. He first went on the stage at the age of seven, and appeared in various theatrical productions until his career took two very different turns— first as a software engineer, and then as a politician. He is now very happy to have returned to his first love—acting, appearing most recently as the Apothecary in the Petaluma Shakespeare Company production of Speechless Shakespeare. LANDON SCOTT ((Yonkers/Young Men’s Ensemble) was last seen in 6th Street’s West Side Story. After a year-long acting hiatus working full time, Landon is ready to put the pedal to the metal and rock the house in this classic broadway show! ZACH FRANGOS (Tulsa/Young Men’s Ensemble) was last seen in 6th St’s West Side Story. In 2016, he dove into ballet and now performs regularly with Contemporary and Classical Dance with Tamara Grose and most recently in Spreckels’ Cinderella. This summer, he will return to Joffrey Ballet School in NYC.

CAST BIOS AUSTIN MAISLER (LA/ Young Men’s Ensemble/ Cow 2) is very excited to be returning to 6th St after performing in Guys and Dolls and Illyria. He hopes you enjoy the show as much as he enjoys performing in it. BENNETT PARISI (Angie/ Young Men’s Ensemble) was last seen in 6th St’s West Side Story. A student at Montgomery High School, Bennett is a member of the school’s Concert Choir and Chamber Singers. He has performed many vocal pieces including the Madrigal Feast. He is thrilled to be a part of the cast and thanks you for coming to the show. ROBBY CAMPBELL (Chauffeur/Young Men’s Ensemble/Cow #2) graduated from Maria Carrillo High School in 2019 and is currently pursuing an engineering degree at Santa Rosa Junior College. He has worked on many productions including Pippin, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Music Man, and As You Like It, although this is his first time acting in a professional production. MONTANA HAMEL (Young Women’s Ensemble/ Cow #1) was last seen in 6th St’s West Side Story. Her first production, Fairy Worlds, (Shakespeare in the Cannery) ignited her passion for theater. Her favorite acting and dance credits include numerous roles in The Nutcracker (Sebastopol Ballet), Grease, Viola in Plot Against Shakespeare and Pamona in Metamorphoses. Montana is thrilled to be working with this talented cast and crew and hopes you enjoy the show!

PERI ZOE YILDIRIMSTANLEY (Waitress/Young Women’s Ensemble/Cow #1) has been a part of 6th Street for many years and was last seen in West Side Story and Annie. She’s been Miss Andrew in Mary Poppins, Nala in The Lion King, a part of Speechless Shakespeare, and the co-writer and musical director of Transition Town. An avid musical theatre fan and performer, she’d love to make a living out of it. SARAH CORNETT (Young Women’s Ensemble) was last seen in 6th St’s West Side Story. She is in her third year at Technology High School and was just elected as their Student Body Secretary for the 2019-2020 school year. She has participated in a number of productions at Spreckels including Titanic: The Musical and Peter Pan. MADELINE BROWN (Young Women’s Ensemble) was last seen in 6th St’s West Side Story. With 17 years of classical ballet training, she has also performed in multiple musicals that include Cats, Sweet Charity, Beauty and the Beast, and Cinderella. She and her husband settled down in Santa Rosa where the local theater was calling for her return and is thrilled to be a part of a wonderful ensemble. ALLISON PAINE (Young Women’s Ensemble) rekindled her love for acting two years ago and has been dedicated to learning and performing ever since. She has appeared in the last few productions at the Santa

CAST BIOS Rosa Junior College and is currently working on achieving a degree in theater arts. Presently she is focused on sharing her passion for acting with the people in our local theatrical community. LIEV BRUCE-LOW (Boy w/ clarinet/Children’s Ensemble) is living one of his dreams backing up his little sister Gigi in this show. Last season, Liev was seen at 6th Street Playhouse in the role of Dill in To Kill a Mockingbird. This summer he brought a visionary emo version of Pumbaa to the stage in The Lion King at The Throckmorton in Mill Valley while also carrying the role of famed psychopath and fried chicken fan, Young Clyde, in Bonnie and Clyde in The Summer Repertory Theatre Festival here in Santa Rosa. REKHA HEALY (Children’s Ensemble) has taken classes at the Playhouse for the past two summers. Rekha was born in Los Angeles and is currently in 8th grade. Rekha’s hobbies include drawing, playing the piano, photography, martial arts, and Indian classical dances. DMITRY WALTERS (Children’s Ensemble/Rich Man’s Son) is excited to make his 6th Street debut! He is in 4th grade at University Elementary at La Fiesta and has appeared in his school’s production of Charlotte’s Web and Missoula Children’s Theater’s production of Robin Hood. His favorite things to do in his spare time are singing, dancing, and going camping with his family and puppies.

MAGGIE WARD (Girl w/ Balloons/Children’s Ensemble) was last seen in To Kill a Mockingbird at 6th St. She is 11 years old and has been acting since she was five. Recent roles include Gavroche in Les Miserables (MTME), Kate in Annie (6SP), Young Fiona in Shrek (Raven Theater) and Young Frankenstein (Raven Theater). She is excited to be part of the cast and hopes you enjoy the show! JULIETTE COTÉ (Children’s Ensemble) is happy to return to 6th St. She has appeared in Annie, A Christmas Carol, in the 6th Street Youth Program as Young Nala in The Lion King Jr., and as Little Alice in Alice in Wonderland Jr. She also played Gracie Shin in Spreckles Youth Program’s The Music Man Jr. JACINTA GORRINGE (Electra/Mother/Crachitt Understudy) last appeared at 6th Street as Martha in White Christmas. Other roles: At the Cabaret Chat Noir, Rolande (American Theater Ventures); Camille, Prudence; Steel Magnolias, Clairee; Annie-Miss Hannigan (SRT); Neon Psalms, Barbara (Magic Theater); Evita, Mama Duarte (San Jose CLO), The Suicide, Morticia (P.C.P.A.); 50 Million Frenchmen, Gladys (42 nd St. Moon); Two By Two, Esther (Spreckles).

WHO’S WHO ARTHUR LAURENTS (Book) was an American playwright, stage director and screenwriter. After writing scripts for radio shows after college and then training films for the U.S. Army during World War II, Laurents turned to writing for Broadway, producing a body of work that includes West Side Story, Gypsy and Hallelujah, Baby!, and directing some of his own shows and other Broadway productions. His early film scripts include Rope for Alfred Hitchcock, Anastasia, Bonjour Tristesse, The Way We Were and The Turning Point. Laurents died in 2011. JULE STYNE (Music) was a composer most known for Broadway classics Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Peter Pan, Bells Are Ringing, Gypsy, and Funny Girl. Teaming with lyricist Sammy Cahn in the 1940s, he created a string of Hit Parade leaders including the Oscar-winning “Three Coins In The Fountain.” Styne was elected to the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1972, the Theatre Hall of Fame in 1981, and was a Kennedy Center Honoree in 1990. He died in 1994. STEPHEN SONDHEIM (Lyrics) is an American composer and lyricist known for more than a half-century of contributions to musical theatre. He has received several awards, including an Academy Award, eight Tony Awards, eight Grammy Awards and a Pulitzer Prize. His best known works include: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Company, Follies, A Little Night Music, Sweeney Todd, Sunday in the Park with George, West Side Story, Gypsy and Into the Woods. HOPE MICHELSON (Assistant Director) is thrilled to be working on 6th St’s Gypsy. A native New Yorker, she has spent her entire life backstage at shows on Broadway and around the U.S. She was Associate Director for Pirates! Or Gilbert and Sullivan Plunder’d (LaGuardia School for the Arts) and The Pajama Game at UC Irvine (directed by Don Hill). Instagram: @hopemichelson JENNA V. LOCEFF (Production Stage Manager) is excited to be back stage managing this beloved musical. She is also the Production Manager at 6th Street. She’s worked all over the Bay Area as an equity stage manager before taking a hiatus to pursue a career in journalism. JOSEPH FAVALORA (Choreographer) has received two San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critic Circle awards for excellence in choreography for Cinnabar’s Fiddler on the Roof and 6th Street’s Thoroughly Modern Millie. Past credits include Beauty and the Beast (Broadway and National Tour), Peter Pan (Broadway, National Tour & television special), Cats (National & International Tour), West Side Story and numerous regional theater productions. JASON JAMERSON (Scenic Designer) is very excited to be in his second season with 6th Street. Past credits include Assistant Designs for Broadway and National Tours, Scenic Designs Off-Broadway, including for Playwrights Horizons, The Atlantic, The Public, and Cherry Lane Theatre. Regional Credits include The Papermill Theatre, Hartford Stage, Arkansas Shakespeare, Texas Shakespeare, The Scoundrel and Scamp Theatre, and Arizona Repertory Theatre. APRIL GEORGE (Lighting Design) has been a lighting designer in Sonoma County for the past 15 years. She has a BFA in Motion Picture/Television Production from Academy of Art University San Francisco and a degree in Theatre Arts Management. PAMELA JOHNSON (Costume/Hair/Wig Designer) returns as guest costume designer after taking time out for international travel. She does free consultation and accepts commissions for custom wig maintenance and repair. Local Iatse union member. CONOR WOODS (Technical Director) is a native of Massachusetts and has been with 6th Street since 2016, having a hand in each set. He has appeared in The Threepenny Opera, FairyWorlds, George M!, Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge, Noises Off, The Comedy of Errors and To Kill a Mockingbird. 11

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