Million DOLLAR Quartet FEB 22 – MAR 17, 2019 book by
C O L I N E S C O T T & F LOY D M U T R U X original concept & direction by
F LOY D M U T R U X inspired by
E LV I S P R E S L E Y, J O H N N Y C A S H , J E R RY L E E L E W I S a n d C A R L P E R K I N S directed by
M I C H A E L R AY W I S E LY music directed by
NICK KENRICK scenic design
costume design
KELLY JAMES TIGHE/ CONOR WOODS
ELLEN HOWES
lighting design
A L B E RT C ASS E L H O F F
APRIL GEORGE
sound design
production stage manager
J E N N A V. LO C E F F Million Dollar Quartet is presented by arrangement with Theatrical Rights Worldwide. Run time 2 hours 30 minutes, with a 15-minute intermission. The taking of photographs and the recording of this performance are strictly prohibited.
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One of my favorite things about being a director and an actor is researching ideas and eras. When I first came in contact with Million Dollar Quartet, I had no idea that it was going to be an American history lesson. Performing as Sam Phillips in a production of the play directed by Hunter Foster (the actor who originated the role on Broadway) was the beginning of that education. Like many of you reading this, I had an understanding of Rock and Roll as a cultural flash point for youth coming of age in the 1950s, that it rose out of the southern United States and was created from a mix of African American musical styles and the country music of prior decades. Looking closer, I believe that, like America, Rock and Roll’s legacy, is, and will continue to be, complicated. It was born out of poverty, slavery, immigration and the yearning of new generations to break free from the status quo accepted by their parents and as a way to assert themselves. It influences everything it touches. It changed the history of fashion, lifestyles, attitudes, language, cultures and arguably helped bring about the civil rights movement. It also provided the soundtrack for Vietnam, the women’s movement, the cold war, the fall of the Berlin Wall and so much more. And this vast soundtrack owes a good deal of its origins to what happened on December 4, 1956 at 706 Union Avenue in Memphis, Tenessee. That brings me to you, sitting in your seat, waiting for the show to begin. We’re excited to share this story with you. To give you a glimpse into a night that helped secure America’s place as a land of innovation. A night that people have referred to as the “Mount Rushmore of Rock Music” and to Sam Phillips as the “Father of Rock and Roll”. Enjoy! Michael Ray Wisely
THE CAST Elvis Presley..........................................................Daniel Durston* Johnny Cash...............................................................Steve Lasiter Jerry Lee Lewis........................................................ Nick Kenrick* Carl Perkins..................................................................Jake Turner Sam Phillips.........................................................Benjamin Stowe Dyanne................................................................ Samantha Arden Fluke/Drummer.....................................................Nick Ambrosino Brother Jay/Bassist............................ Shovanny Delgado Carillo
PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Director................................................Michael Ray Wisely Production Stage Manager..................................Jenna V. Loceff* Assistant Stage Manager.......................................Noelle LaMark Original Scenic Design......................................Kelly James Tighe Scenic Design Adapted by........................................Conor Woods Lighting Designer........................................................April George Costume Designer....................................................... Ellen Howes Sound Designer.................................................. Albert Casselhoff Sound Engineer......................................................... Evan Lummer Properties Designer......................................................Ben Harper Hair, Wig & Makeup Designer................................Roxie Johnson Technical Director.....................................................Conor Woods Photographer...........................................................Eric Chazankin
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Craig Bainbridge Susane Byrne Joel Feldman Caroline Fuller Kathy Horan Jacque Scheibel Sudha Schlesinger THANK YOU TO OUR MAJOR SUPPORTERS
SPECIAL THANKS Chantal Vogel and Dr. Darrell Luperini • Gay Barner Judy and Mel Decker • David and Vicki Stollmeyer Rod and Frances Rennie • Ned and Myrna Dillon • Hunter Foster Sky Seals • Ken Bergmann • John Michael Presney Scott Viets • Michael Butler • Wendy Wisely Josh Roscoe • Martin Gilbertson Broadway By The Bay • Palo Alto Players Sierra Repertory Theatre • Center Repertory Theatre Pied Piper Players Volunteers: Bob Wieck, Vincent Mothersbaugh, Colby Rivara, Angelo Dolcini Carpenter: Shawn Olney Overhire Carpenter: Ariel Zuckerman
*The Actor appears through the courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
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CAST BIOS DANIEL DURSTON* (Elvis Presley) Previous credits: Million Dollar Quartet (national tour), Flashdance the Musical (national tour), Memphis the Musical (national tour), For the Record: The Brat Pack (Norwegian Cruise Line), For the Record: Scorsese (Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts), Max Schneider (various tours) and Vans Warped Tour. Daniel is currently on the national tour of Million Dollar Quartet and couldn’t be more excited to join the cast at 6th Street Playhouse! While not performing in Million Dollar Quartet, you can find Daniel portraying Elvis in the all new tribute show The King & Marilyn! For more info visit www.thekingandmarilyn.com and follow @downtowndurston STEVE LASITER (Johnny Cash) is absolutely over the moon to work on this amazing production with such a talented group! Hailing from Beaumont, TX, Steve has been touring the country over the last 15 years performing the music of Johnny Cash, Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins, Ralph Stanley, Hank Williams Sr., and many more. Favorite credits include Carl Perkins (Performed), Johnny Cash, and Sam Phillips Understudy on the national tour of Million Dollar Quartet, Buddy Holly in the Buddy Holly Story, Dr. Frank N. Furtur in Rocky Horror Show, Billy Flynn in Chicago, Roger Davis in Rent, and Dan Goodman in Next to Normal. Enjoy the show and let’s Rock and Roll!
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NICK KENRICK* (Jerry Lee Lewis) is excited to be in his first production with 6th Street Playhouse. He’s revisiting Jerry Lee Lewis after first performing the role with Palo Alto Players and again at Broadway by the Bay (for which he received a TBA award). Other favorite past roles include Sir Galahad in Spamalot (PAP) and Donkey in Shrek (Foothill Music Theater). JAKE TURNER (Carl Perkins) began his long history of music and theatre in San Diego at San Dieguito Academy and Palomar College. He also studied at the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA. After moving to Sonoma County, Jake has been seen in Singin’ in the Rain and One Man Two Guv’nors (6th Street Playhouse) and Spamalot (Spreckels Performance Art Center). He also played Riff Raff, Eddie and Dr. Von Scott in The Rocky Horror Show (6th Street Playhouse 2013, 2016, 2018) and he played Buddy Holly in Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (6th Street Playhouse) where he met his current band mates of local rock group Osito. Jake is thrilled to be joining this stellar cast for Million Dollar Quartet about a magical night of music history.
CAST BIOS BENJAMIN STOWE (Sam Phillips) is very excited to be working with 6th Street Playhouse again. You may have seen him last in 6th Street Playhouse productions of Fairyworlds!, Masterpiece of Comic... Timing, One Man Two Guvnours (receiving a TBA award for Best Supporting Actor). Other credits include Lucky Penny’s productions of The Crucible, Maple & Vine and Gruesome Playground Injuries, Ondine, Macbeth and Hamlet with WE Players, The Lion in Winter with Spreckles Performing Arts. SAMANTHA ARDEN (Dyanne) makes her 6th Street Playhouse debut! Samantha is honored to be stepping back into Sun Records, reprising her role as Dyanne, after appearing in Broadway by the Bay’s production this past summer. Other past roles include Annette in Saturday Night Fever, various roles in Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Kala in Disney’s Tarzan, Gertrude in Seussical, Martha Jefferson in 1776, the title role in Peter Pan and most recently The Ghost of Christmas Past in A Christmas Carol. When she is not on stage she is directing, choreographing and leading workshops for Bay Area Educational Theatre Company (eTc). Thank you to her family, friends and Nick for their continuous love and support.
NICK AMBROSINO (Fluke/Drummer) is a local percussionist. He has played in many pit orchestras throughout the Bay Area. He recently performed in Guys and Dolls (6th Street Playhouse), The Addams Family (San Mateo Performing Arts Center), The Tailor of Gloucester (Spreckels Performing Arts Center), and Always…Patsy Cline (Sonoma Arts Live). Additionally, he is also the drummer and arranger for the local jazz combo, The Ariana LaMark Quartet. Nick is happy to be returning to 6th Street Playhouse for another show. SHOVANNY DELGADO CARILLO (Brother Jay/ Bassist) began his musical career during his freshman year of high school, learning to play as the bass player of local ska band Don’t Tip the Tweetser. Starting out with Ska and continuing with the groove and feel of alt rock with Osito, Shovanny has had the opportunity to represent Joe Mauldin in Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story and continue playing alongside the members of Osito.
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WHO’S WHO COLIN ESCOTT (Book) Colin Escott is the author of Good Rockin’ Tonight: Sun Records and the Birth of Rock ‘n’ Roll, the first in-depth account of the Sun Records story. His book Hank Williams – The Biography has been adapted into the movie I Saw the Light, starring Tom Hiddleston and Elizabeth Olsen. His multi-CD box set, The Complete Hank Williams, won a Grammy, and another of his productions, B.B. King – King of the Blues, was nominated for a Grammy. FLOYD MUTRUX (Book) has conceived, written, directed, or produced 50 films, including Dusty and Sweets McGee; Freebie and the Bean; Aloha, Bobby and Rose; The Hollywood Knights; American Hot Wax; Dick Tracy; American Me; Blood In, Blood Out; There Goes My Baby; and Mulholland Falls. With Colin Escott he helped adapt Sun Records, the new television series based on Million Dollar Quartet. MICHAEL RAY WISELY (Stage Director) is pleased to make his 6th Street Playhouse debut with Million Dollar Quartet. Originally from the East Coast, he has worked as a director, producer and writer for over 25 years. A founding member of AlterTheater of San Rafael and founder/director of Wise-Owl Films, his directing/producing credits include more than 100 productions on stage, in film, and radio. Most recently in 2018 he directed Million Dollar Quartet for Sierra Repertory Theatre in Sonora. As a writer, he has worked for Dick Clark Productions in Burbank, Amazing Events in Mt. View, and many of Silicon Valley’s largest companies. An award winning actor, Michael Ray has worked Off Broadway, regionally, and internationally, on stage, for television, film and radio. Find out more at michaelraywisely.com NICK KENRICK (Music Director) is music directing his first production for 6th Street Playhouse. His credits include Tarzan (Palo Alto Players), Wizard of Oz (Bay Area eTc), and Mary Poppins, Cats, and Annie (Peninsula Youth Theater). By day he also works as an Engineer at Intuitive Surgical in San Jose. Much love and thanks to Sammi and Clifford for the love and support. Enjoy the show! JENNA V. LOCEFF* (Production Stage Manager) is excited to be stage managing such a fun show with many talented performers. She is also the Production Manager at 6th Street. Previously she worked all over the Bay Area as an equity stage manager before taking a hiatus to pursue a career in journalism. APRIL GEORGE (Lighting Designer) 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. ELLEN HOWES (Costume Designer) has designed costumes professionally since she received her Master’s Degree from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 2015. She works for theaters throughout the East, San Francisco and North Bay areas, and is especially excited to work on this production because she recently visited Sun Records in Memphis Tennessee. ALBERT CASSELHOFF (Sound Designer) is a multimedia artist working in theater, radio and film. His theater work includes sound design and original compositions. Albert has also created radio programs for national distribution through NPR, APM, PRI and has been heard internationally on CBC in Canada, ABC in Australia, and in New Zealand. JARED SAKREN (Producing Artistic Director) produced and/or directed more than 33 productions in 15 years as the Producing Artistic Director of Southwest Shakespeare Company. He is a Piper Fellow, class of 2012, and member of Group 1 of the Juilliard School Drama Division. CONOR WOODS (Scenic Designer/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 and The Comedy of Errors.
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