DIRECTOR’S NOTE
CATS is one of those musicals that many theatergoers have either seen or heard about, yet often they walk away remembering only the spectacular dancing. Believe me, I had a similar reaction when I first saw the original Broadway show. I was captivated by Gillian Lynne’s choreography and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s music. However, CATS is about much more than dance; it’s about forgiveness, compassion, resilience, and acceptance—lessons that are critically important today. It’s also about learning from our youth, who often think more simply and let go of grudges and hate.
Flash forward to when I was cast as Bombalurina by Director Jacob Brent (the original Mr. Mistoffelees) and performed alongside the original Old Deuteronomy, Ken Page. These two incredible artists would gather our cast for British-style tea time every day at 4:00 PM and share the backstory of all the cats and their relationships within the tribe. Through these stories, I learned what I wanted to pass on to our YAP cast, helping them create the rich, interconnected world you will see on stage.
For those who feel there is no plot, the show is divided into sections, as detailed in the song section of the program. This can help guide you through the story. The show’s origin is quite unique—it began in a small dressing room during technical rehearsals for Evita. Andrew Lloyd Webber, frustrated by constant interruptions, retreated to a dressing room with a piano and his favorite childhood book, T.S. Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats. There, he began composing melodies. Years later, he partnered with Trevor Nunn, who excelled at solving theatrical problems. They had great lyrics and melodies but struggled to tie them into a cohesive musical. This changed when Valerie Eliot found a crumpled sheet of paper on T.S. Eliot’s desk—a poem titled “Grizabella: The Glamour Cat.” This poem became the through line for the musical, which won seven Tony Awards in 1982, including Best Book, Best Score, and Best Musical.
In our production, you will see how hard this young group of actors from over ten local high schools have worked to bring this musical to life. In just three weeks, they learned an immense amount of choreography inspired by Gillian’s original work, honoring her with certain motifs. They tackled difficult time signatures, vocal harmonies, and combined them with deep storytelling, all set to music and dance. You will meet the cats, follow their leader through the Jellicle Ball, and witness Grizabella’s journey in three parts: her rise and fall from fame, her return and plea for forgiveness, and her hope to be chosen to move on to a new Jellicle life.
Working with this production team and these young artists has been exciting, thrilling, and rewarding due to their enthusiasm, talent, and drive. They put pure joy into 80 hours of rehearsal. Free your mind and allow T.S. Eliot’s cats to entertain you. Cats has always been unique, and that is what makes it special.
Maybe it will remind you of the power of community or the importance of maintaining a sense of humor in times of sorrow. Maybe it will inspire you to accept one another despite our differences. Perhaps it will teach you about the power of love, forgiveness, unity, pride, regret, or second chances. No matter what, I thank you for attending live theater, supporting educational programming, and celebrating these brilliant young performers. Enjoy the show.
Anne Beck
BOOTH
MICHAEL J. LASLEY
EXECUTIVE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER
Based on ‘Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats’ by T.S. Eliot
NYA BECK
CARLY BENNER
BRIDGET BINGHAM
KATE BOICE
EMILY CHRZANOWSKI
ADDIE CLARK
JACKSON COLEMAN
NOLAN DAUGHERTY
JACKSON DUNCAN
CALLIE EISINGER
IZZY ELLIS
COHEN GEESAMAN
SCENIC & LIGHTING DESIGN
MAKE-UP DESIGN MELINA DEGOLYER THE CATS COMPANY (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER)
NOAH GREER
KEIRA HIMES
EMMA HORNBECKER
ANDREW HORRAS
MICAH HUNDLEY
JILAYNE KISTNER
AUSTIN LIZAMA
TANNER MCCORMICK-MESSER
LYRA MONTALVO
MADDUX MORRISON
THOMAS MURRAY
ANNE NOONING
VOCAL DIRECTOR JENNIE POE KISTNER
JULIET POTTS ZION ROBINSON
AMELIA SCHOEFF
SAM SCHOTT
ELI SLOAN
JOSIAH SMITH
TAYLOR SMITH
COLE SULLIVAN
MARY KATE TANSELLE
CAMILLE TWITCHELL
MYAH YOST
COLE WEESNER
CAST
Alonzo Eli Sloan
Asparagus (Gus)
Nolan Daugherty
Bill Bailey Cole Weesner
Bustopher Jones/Plato Zion Robinson
Bombalurina Jilayne Kistner
Carbucketty Jackson Coleman
Cassandra Anne Nooning
Coricopat Izzy Ellis
Demeter Nya Beck
Electra Carly Benner
Etcetera Camille Twitchell
Exotica Myah Yost
Grizabella Emma Hornbecker
Jellylorum Amelia Schoeff
Jennyanydots Bridget Bingham
Macavity/Admetus
Tanner McCormick-Messer
Mistoffelees Maddux Morrison
Mungojerrie Noah Greer
Munkustrap Austion Lizama
Old Deuteronomy Taylor Smith
Pouncival Cohen Geesaman
Quaxo Micah Hundley
Rumpleteaser Kate Boice
Rum Tum Tugger Andrew Horras
Sillabub
Skimbleshanks
Tantomile
Tumblebrutus
Addie Clark
Josiah Smith
Juliet Potts
Keira Himes
Victor Cole Sullivan
Victoria Lyra Montalvo
PIT SINGERS
Jackson Duncan Callie Eisinger
PRODUCTION STAFF
Production Intern Mary Kate Tanselle
Performing Intern Maddux Morrison
Makeup Intern Wyatt Painter
Sound Engineer Pat Gibbs
Dance Captain Camille Twitchell
Rehearsal Accompanist Brent E. Marty
Deck Crew Jordan Fuerstenau, Allison Gibbs
Thomas Murray Sam Schott
Mary Kate Tanselle Emily Chrzanowski
Spot Operators Charlie Epstein, Katie Hamilton, Alicia Barnes, Jennifer Sutton
Light Board Operator Sydnie Blair, Sydney Pinchouck, Nicole Cooper
Costume Assistant Jessica Palmer
Audition Coordinator Brianne Williams
Tarkington Technical Director Joshua Hasty
MUSICAL NUMBERS
PROLOGUE
T.S. ELLIOT WRITES THE IMPORTANT GRIZABELLA POEM. YOU SEE AN EARLIER TIME IN THIS ALLEY OF CATS, WHEN SHE WAS ADORED, BUT USED HER FAME IN HURTFUL WAYS.
Overture
Orchestra, T.S. Elliot, Grizabella, Bombalurina, Munkustrap, Macavity, Demeter
PART ONE
AN INTRODUCTION TO THESE JELLICLE CATS AND A FRIENDLY DESCRIPTION OF HOW FAR ADVANCED A CAT IS OVER THEIR AUDIENCE FRIENDS: THE HUMANS.
Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats Company
The Naming Of Cats Company
Invitation to the Jellicle Ball VIctoria, Quaxo, Munkustrap
The Old Gumbie Cat
Munkustrap, Bombalurina, Demeter, Jellylorum, Jennyanydots, and Tappers
The Rum Tum Tugger Rum Tum Tugger and Company Entry of Grizabella Grizabella, Demeter, Bombalurina, and Company
Bustopher Jones: The Cat About Town Bustopher Jones, Jennyanydots, Jellylorum, Bombalurina and Company
Mungojerrie and Rumpleteaser Mungojerrie, Rumpleteaser
PART TWO
OLD DEUTERONOMY IS HERE, SO IT IS TIME FOR THE JELLICLE BALL TO BEGIN.
Old Deuteronomy Munkustrap, Rum Tum Tugger, Mistoffelees, Quaxo, Old Deuteronomy, and Company
Songs of the Jellicles and The Jellicle Ball Company
Memory Grizabella
15 Minute Intermission
PART THREE
SOME LESSONS FOR THE CATS TO THINK ABOUT DURING THE BALL BEFORE DECIDING WHO SHALL BE NAMED.
Introduction to Act 2/Moments of Happiness
Old Deuteronomy, Sillabub
Gus: The Theatre Cat Jellylorum, Asparagus
The Awful Battle of the Pekes and the Pollicles Asparagus and Company
PART FOUR
SURPRISE GUESTS, MACAVITY’S CAPTURE AND MR MISTOFFELEES TO THE RESCUE
Skimbleshanks: The Railway Cat
Skimbleshanks and Company
Macavity: The Mystery Cat Demeter, Bombalurina, Female Cats
Macavity Fight Macavity, Munkustrap, Rum Tum Tugger, Bombalurina, Demeter, and Company
Magical Mister Mistoffelees
PART FIVE
Rum Tum Tugger, Mistoffolees
THAT WHO IS NAMED BY ALL. AND POST BALL WHERE OLD DEUTERONOMY REMINDS YOU HOW SUPERIOR FELINES ARE TO HUMANS AND HOW TO ADDRESS THEM FROM NOW ON.
Memory Munkustrap, Sillabub, Grizabella
Journey to the Heavy Side Layer Company
The Ad-dressing of Cats Old Deuteronomy and Company Finale Company
ORCHESTRA
*Denotes Section Leader
Orchestra Manager Al French*
Woodwinds
Mary Bowman*, Dave Paulson
French Horn
Larry Lemon
Cello
Jen Weber
Guitar
Eddie McLaughlin
Bass
Al French
Drums
Stephanie Carter*
Keyboards
Brent E. Marty, Faith Montieth, Deb Ward
SPECIAL THANKS
Deb Ward, Darrin Gowan, YAP Families, Amie Jo Ellis, Tina Gridiron, William Jenkins, Scott Beck, Ken Page, Jacob Brent
CAST BIOS
NYA BECK (DEMETER)
Nya Beck is thrilled to be a part of her second YAP production! She was seen in MEAN GIRLS last summer as Caitlyn C. and is so excited to be back on Civic’s stage! Nya has been a part of many of Civic’s past productions including FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, THE MUSIC MAN, ANNIE, MATILDA THE MUSICAL, and NEWSIES JR. Nya will be a sophomore at Fishers High School and will be a part of the show choir program in Fishers Electrum. She would like to thank her family, friends, mentors, and directors for supporting her with her passions. She hopes you enjoy the show!
CARLY BENNER (ELECTRA)
Carly Benner will be a senior at Zionsville Community High School and this is her third show with YAP. She serves as dance captain for the Zionsville Choralaires and her recent credits include ROCK OF AGES and WE AREN’T KIDS ANYMORE at Zionsville. She is so excited to start her senior year off with such an amazing cast and can’t wait for everyone to see their hard work!
BRIDGET BINGHAM (JENNYANYDOTS)
Bridget Bingham is thrilled to be back on the Booth Tarkington stage this summer1 Her favorite past credits with Civic include Scout in TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD and Pinnocchio in SHREK JR. Bridget is from North Vernon, IN and is a recent graduate of Trinity Lutheran High School. In the fall, she will be attending the University of Alabama where she will pursue a BFA in Musical Theatre. Much appreciation to Anne, Jennie, Brent, and the entire Civic staff for the opportunity to be in one of her favorite musicals. XOXO
KATE BOICE (RUMPLETEASER)
Kate Boice has been in over 23 productions. A few of her theatre credits include Jane Banks in MARY POPPINS and the children’s choir captain and ensemble in JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT at Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre, Tniy Tim in A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT), and MATILDA THE MUSICAL, MEAN GIRLS and THE MUSIC MAN at Civic Theatre. In her spare time, Kate participates in Noblesville High School Singers varsity mixed show choir and will be next year’s dance captain and an Indiana State and NHS Thespian officer along with volunteering at Conner Prairie as a youth interpreter. Kate would like to thank the directing team and cast for this amazing experience!
EMILY CHRZANOWSKI (PIT SINGER/YAP ALUMNI INTERN)
Emily Chrzanowski is a musical theatre major at Ball State University and will be going into her senior year this fall! Emily grew up in the YAP program and is so grateful and excited to return to the program that gave her so much. PS - she is extremely allergic to cats.
ADDIE CLARK (SILLABUB)
Addie Clark is thrilled to be a part of her first-ever Civic show! Some of her favorite experiences performing include playing Katherine in NEWSIES JR. and appearing in her first high school musical, BIG FISH. she has been in the arts since she was 6 years old and recently joined one of her school’s varsity show choirs, Fishers Sound. Many thanks to everyone who made this show happen and all of her loved ones.
JACKSON COLEMAN (CARBUCKETTY)
Jackson Coleman is an upcoming junior at Zionsville Community High School. He is thrilled to be participating in his second Civic production. Over the past year, Jackson has been active in his school’s show choir, the Royalaires, and performed in the musical ROCK OF AGES. He is excited to be part of this ensemble and extends heartfelt thanks to his family and friends for their unwavering support throughout this experience.
NOLAN DAUGHERTY (ASPARAGUS)
Nolan Daugherty is extremely passionate about theatre! He’s excited to be sharing the stage with such a talented group of you artists! He has been fortunate enough to be in 30 plus productions in the last five years. Some of his favorite roles include Rolf from THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Emmett from LEGALLY BLONDE, The Boy from THE CAT IN THE HAT. Nolan trains vocals with Tyley Ross and Leora Nosko, dance with Doug King and Ryan Malone, acting with Paul Hopkins, and the Barrow Group. Thank you for supporting the show.
JACKSON DUNCAN (PIT SINGER)
Jackson Duncan is an incoming freshman at Zionsville High School. He is thrilled to be performing in his first YAP production. Jackson has previously performed with Civic Theatre as Ralphie Parker in A CHRISTMAS STORY, THE MUSICAL, Alexei Romanov in ANASTASIA, and as a member of the ensemble in ELF THE MUSICAL. He is also an active member of the Jr. Civic Company. Jackson would like to sincerely thank his family, friends, and the entire Civic team for always supporting him.
CALLIE EISINGER (PIT SINGER)
Callie Eisinger is going to be a sophomore at Fishers High School this year and is very excited to be a part of this production! She has been doing musical thatre for a few years and has always loved to dance and sing. She hopes everyone enjoys seing this fun show!
IZZY ELLIS (CORICOPAT)
Izzy Ellis is 15 years old and so excited to be part of CATS, her 9th show at Civic. Izzy’s favorite roles at Civic include Ariel in THE LITTLE MERMAID JR., Gloria in WAIT UNTIL DARK, and the ensemble of ELF THE MUSICAL. She has been in theatre since she was five and is in one of her school’s varsity show choirs, Fishers Sound. Izzy is thankful for the experiences she has had at Civic along with others. YAP has been amazing and Izzy is excited for everyone to see the show. Thank you to everyone invloved, along with her loved ones.
COHEN GEESAMAN (POUNCIVAL)
Cohen Geesaman is 15 years old and a sophomore at Fishers High School. He’s done theatre since he was 10 years old and loves performing on stage. His favorite role so far has been Troy Bolton from HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL. He place to continue theatre all through high school and beyond.
KEIRA HIMES (TUMBLEBRUTUS)
Born in Rwanda, I have been raised here in Avon, Indiana since I was a baby. My parents and brother and sister are my biggest fans and suppoert system! I’ve been in competitive dance since the age of 8 and love my dance family at Expressenz Dance Center! I love to sing and act and had my debut performance last summer as Kristine in A CHORUS LINE. I am entering my sophomore year at Avon High School and am so excited and thankful to have this experience with YAP at Civic Theatre.
EMMA HORNBECKER (GRIZABELLA)
Emma Horbecker recently graduated from Lebanon High School and is thrilled to be in her first YAP show as Grizabella! She was previously seen in THE MUSIC MAN at Summer Stock Stage (dance ensemble), MAMMA MIA at LHS (Sophie), and THE SOUND OF MUSIC at Civic Theatre (Liesl). Emma studies voice at Totty Studio and teaches kids at The Black Box Theatre Company. This fall, she will be attending IU Bloomington to get a dual degree in Human Biology and Vocal Performance. She would like to thank the directors and her castmates for making this an amazing experience. Enjoy the show!
ANDREW HORRAS (RUM TUM TUGGER)
Andrew Horras is thrilled to be making his second appearance in a YAP production. He has previously been in 5 other Civic shows, most recently appearing in the ensemble of MEAN GIRLS and Jack Kelly in NEWSIES JR. Andrew loves performing and wishes to thank Anne Beck, Brent Marty, Michael Lasley, Holly Stults, and Brad and Mindy Root for all the opportunities that have helped him live his dream so far. Andrew is also an upcoming tenor vocal captain in Fishers High’s show choir Electrum. He lives in Fishers with his family and wants to thank his parents for their love and support.
MICAH HUNDLEY (QUAXO)
Micah Hundley will be a junior at Zionsville Community High School this fall. He is a member of the Zionsville Royalaires and hes participated in productions of LEGALLY BLONDE and ROCK OF AGES. He would like to thank his parents, family, and friends for all their support! He would also like to thank the directors for this amazing opportunity! He hopes you enjoy the show!
JILAYNE KISTNER (BOMBALURINA)
Jilayne Kistner is so excited to be returning for her second show with YAP! Previous roles include Elsa in FROZEN (North Central High School), Sarah Brown in GUYS AND DOLLS (SSTI), Wendla in SPRING AWAKENING, and Dorothy Brock in 42ND STREET (YAP). Jilayne recently graduated from North Central High School where she was a member of the Counterpoints and Descants. She will be pursuing a BFA in musical theatre at Ithica College in the fall. She would like to thank her wonderful family, friends, and teachers for their constant support and mentorship, especially in these last two years. Endless love to you.
AUSTIN LIZAMA (MUNKUSTRAP)
Austin Lizama will be a senior at Zionsville High School and is playing Munkstrap! Austin has been in several musicals but especially loves working with Civic as he has been in shows like FROZEN JR. as Kristoff, 42ND STREET as Pat Denning, and MEAN GIRLS as Coach Carr. Austin is so grateful to be working alongside such talented actors and led by amazing directors. He wishes to say thank you to both his mom and sister for never missing a show and always being his biggest supporters.
TANNER MCCORMICK-MESSER (MACAVITY/ADMETUS)
Tanner McCormick-Messer is the strapping young man playing the role of Macavity and is a Scecina Memorial graduate. You may have seen him already in the Civic environment: playing the role of Shane Oman in YAP’s production of MEAN GIRLS and the role of Charlie in the mainstage 2023 production of ELF THE MUSICAL. Recently, he was also featured in the ensemble and as Seaweed understudy in Indy Drag Theatre’s production of HAIRSLAY! Tanner has played many different roles in his theatre career, but this is his first time playing a villainous character. However, he knows that you’ll be impressed with his performance. In the fall, he will be attending Butler University as a psych major and a cheerleader!
LYRA MONTALVO (VICTORIA)
Lyra Montalvo is 15 years old and is super excited to play Victoria in CATS. Lyra has been singing and dancing since she can remember. Outside of theatre, Lyra loves being in show choir (Fishers Sound), reading books, dancing at En Pointe, hanging out with friends, playing piano, and traveling. This is Lyra’s 4th show on Civic’s stage. She performed in MEAN GIRLS, THE LITTLE MERMAID JR., and ELF THE MUSICAL (2021). Lyra wants to thank her family and friends for always supporting her. She also wants to thank all her CATS co-actors for being amazing and everyone else who made this a super unique and fun show!
MADDUX MORRISON (MISTOFFELEES/YAP ALUMNI INTERN)
Madduz Morrison is incredibly excited to not only be performing on stage, but also to be helping out behind the table at YAP this summer! He is currently a rising sophomore musical theatre major at Ball state University. Some of his past credits include: THE WEDDING SINGER (Ensemble), CABARET (Hans), MEAN GIRLS (Damian Hubbard), CHICAGO (Dance Captain), 42ND STREET (Andy Lee), HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL (Troy Bolton), SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (Gus). Maddux would like to thank everyone at Civic who made this show possible and Anne Beck for giving him this opportunity.
THOMAS MURRAY (PIT
SINGER)
Thomas Murray is excited to be involved in YAP’s CATS with this phenomenal cast and directing team. Favorite past roles include Schwartz (A CHRISTMAS STORY, THE MUSICAL), Franz Klinemann (ROCK OF AGES, TEEN EDITION), and Davey (NEWSIES JR.). He also performed in YAP’s REVUE! last month. An incoming sophomore at Zionsville, Thomas is a member of show choir. Big thanks to family, friends, and the directing team for this enjoyable opportunity.
ANNE NOONING (CASSANDRA)
Anne Nooning is so thrilled to be a part of CATS this summer for her third YAP show! Anne is currently going into her senior year at Zionsville Community High School where she is a part of the Royalaires show choir and school musicals. Anne has been involved in theatre since 3rd grade and has loved performing with Civic since 6th grade through both the Jr. Civic and YAP programs. She is so grateful to be on the Civic stage again this summer to share the story of CATS and hopes you enjoy the show!
JULIET POTTS (TANTOMILE)
Juliet Potts is so excited to be in her first Civic show! Juliet is a sophomore at Brebeuf where she is involved in theatre, choir, speech and debate, cross country, track, and cheer. She has been dancing for her entire life and has been in many professional ballets including RAYMONDA, COPPELIA, CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALS, SLEEPING BEAUTY, and THE NUTCRACKER. Some of her favorite roles have been Clara in the Indianapolis Ballet’s THE NUTCRACKER, Ali in MAMMA MIA, and Chava in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. Juliet is looking forward to making many fun memories with her new Civic family!
ZION ROBINSON (BUSTOPHER JONES/PLATO)
Zion robinson is an actor who started performing two years ago with a production of THE WIZ. Since then, he has been in LEGALLY BLONDE, RADIUM GIRL, BIG FISH, and performed in the one act I & YOU. He was in Fishers show choir Electrum for two years as well. He loves performing jazz songs and will be going to Ball State for a BFA in acting. Fun fact about him is he loves baking anf his dream role would be Dr. Facilier is the ever make a “Princess and the Frog” musical. This marks the second time he has performed with a British accent!
AMELIA SCHOEFF (JELLYLORUM)
Amelia Schoeff graduated from Lebanon High School in May and is attending Indiana University Bloomington in the fall to double major in arts management and literature. CATS is her twenty-fourth show, and some of Amelia’s past favorite roles include Janis in MEAN GIRLS (Civic Theatre YAP), dance ensemble in TUCK EVERLASTING (Summer Stock Stage), Donna in MAMMA MIA (Lebanon High School), and Tiara/Featured Ensemble in ELF THE MUSICAL (Civic Theatre). She would like to thank Anne and Jennie for believing in her and giving her the most unforgettable summers of her life and her family for their unconditional support. Enjoy the show!
SAMUEL SCHOTT (PIT SINGER)
Samuel Schott has been raised in Fishers, Indiana for all 14 years of his life. He is currently going to Fishers High School and wanting to majot in musical theatre in college. Before he had a role in CATS, Samuel played Lumiere in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST and Darcy in NEWSIES JR. He also performed in REVUE!, YAP’s cabaret-style show this summer. Before Exploring acting, Samuel has always loved show choir. He will be assistant dance captain for Fishers High School next year. Samuel can’t wait for the new memories as he continues his journey through musical theatre.
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ELI SLOAN (ALONZO)
Eli Sloan is a rising Junior at Lebanon High School. He has been training and dancing at Talent Factory Arts & Dance for eight years and has been a member of the TFAD Dance Competition Team for the past six years. He is a member of the Madrigals Choir. The past two years, he has had roles in his high school musicals, GREASE and MAMMA MIA. Eli is excited to perform in his first Civic Theatre YAP show and share the stage with this group of talented performers!
JOSIAH SMITH (SKIMBLESHANKS)
Josiah Smith will be attending Loyola University Chicago in the fall where he will be studying international business. Josiah attended Noblesville High School this past year where he participated in their varisty show choir and theatre program. Josiah has been in an array of shows from HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, CHICAGO, MEAN GIRLS, etc. He wants to thank the YAPP program for an amazing summer and he is very excited to be a part of this amazing show. Thank you to Mom and Dad for always believeing in me. Josiah cannot wait for you to be amazed by this outstanding show!
TAYLOR SMITH (OLD DEUTERONOMY)
Taylor Smith is a rising senior hailing from Lawrence North High School. Earlier this summer, he was privileged to perform in Summer Stock Stage Indy’s production of THE MUSIC MAN as Marcellus Washburn. Now, he excitedly returns to the Tarkington for another astonishing performance by YAP. He can’t stress enough how tankful he is to his parents, peers, and educators for turning him into a performer confident enough to create alongside a program as illustrious as this.
COLE SULLIVAN (VICTOR)
Cole Sullivan is a junior at Zionsville Community High School and is a member of the Royalaires. He has also performed in WE AREN’T KIDS ANYMORE and ROCK OF AGES at ZCHS. Cole is thankful for the training and support he has received from his voice teachers, directors, friends and family, both on and off the stage. He is grateful for this opportunity to perform for such an amazing organization.
MARY KATE TANSELLE (PIT SINGER/YAP ALUMNI INTERN)
Mary Kate Tanselle is a junior at Northwestern University studying neuroscience and dance. NU credits include Lulu (CABARET), Mrs. O’Malley (FUNNY GIRL), and Prairie/Dance Captain (WILDFLOWERS). MK is so grateful to be back at Civic as a proud YAP alumni with this wonderful production of CATS! Enjoy the show!
CAMILLE TWITCHELL (ETCETERA)
Camille Twitchell is so excited to perform in CATS and has enjoyed recently working with Civic as an ensemble member in MEAN GIRLS! She is an incoming senior at ZCHS. When she isn’t on stage, Camille is hanging out with her wonderful family and friends. She wants to thank her mom and dad for being so supportive and Anne Beck for being a superstar director!
COLE WEESNER (BILL BAILEY)
Cole Weesner is 15 years old and will be a sophomore at Brownsburg High School. He is so excited to be in his 5th show with Civic and his 2nd YAP show! Last year we was in YAP’s production of MEAN GIRLS (Jason W.). He was most recently seen in the ensemble of THE PROM and his favorite show with Civic was MATILDA THE MUSICAL (Bruce). He would like to thank Anne Beck, Jennie Kistner, his family and everyone else that made this show possible. Enjoy the show!
MYAH YOST (EXOTICA)
Myah Yost is thrilled to be back on the Civic stage with YAP. She has been part of SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, 42ND STREET, MEAN GIRLS, and is excited to return for a forth year. Myah will be a senior at Carmel High School and is involved with choir and dance. Myah is especially excited for the makeup in the show as she plans to go into the cinema makeup industry.
STAFF BIOS
ANNE BECK (DIRECTOR/CHOREOGRAPHER)
Anne is an Associate Director at Civic Theatre as well as the coordinator for The Young Artists Program (YAP). She lived in NYC for over 15 years performing on Broadway, Off-Broadway, in First National Tours and regionally. She has choreographed over 200 musicals for theaters across the US. Anne is currently an Associate Teaching Professor for the acclaimed Theatre and Dance Department at Ball State University. Performing credits include: Broadway-SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (original Broadway Company), THE WHO’S TOMMY (National Tour, Sally Simpson), SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (1st National Tour, Stephanie Mangano), and GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES w/ Barbara Eden. Anne has performed alongside Judy Kaye, Gary Beach, Beth Leavel, Rachel York, Sandi Patty, Josh Prince, Angela Brown, John Waters, Casey Nicholaw, Andy Blankenbeuhler, and George Wendt. Creative credits as Director/Choreographer at Civic include: MAMMA MIA!, ANNIE, THE CAT IN THE HAT, GUYS & DOLLS, THE MUSIC MAN, DISNEY AND CAMERON MACKINTOSH’S MARY POPPINS, SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, and ELF THE MUSICAL. Some Choreographic credits include FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, SPAMALOT, JOSEPH, YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, A CHORUS LINE, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, LES MISERABLES, 42ND STREET, MATILDA, RENT and A CHRISTMAS STORY
CHRYSA CONLEY (STAGE MANAGER)
Chrysa is delighted to return to YAP this summer with Cats! Previous stage management credits and crew experience at Civic includes ROMEO & JULIET, ELF, MEAN GIRLS, and THE SOUND OF MUSIC; UH OH! HERE COMES CHRISTMAS at Carmel Community Players; FLAMING IDIOTS at Basile Westfield Playhouse. Chrysa would like to thank her husband Nathan for being so supportive and her two cats (who tragically, are not in this production).
JENNIE POE KISTNER (MUSIC DIRECTOR)
Jennie Kistner has a degree in Choral Music Education from Ball State University. After teaching choir in the schools and directing with the Indianapolis Children’s Choir for years, she is now a full-time voice teacher. She currently teaches voice lessons at Zionsville Community High School, North Central High School, and out of her home studio. Jennie loves being on or offstage at Civic, and this particular show has been an absolute dream to be a part of. Congratulations to this amazing cast and crew, you have all been a delight!
ADRIENNE CONCES (COSTUME DESIGN)
Adrienne has been the Resident Costume Designer for Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre since 2013. She received her B.S. and M.A. in Apparel Design and Historical Costume from Ball State University. Adrienne’s career first took her to Fort Lauderdale, FL, as the Costume Designer for the American Heritage Center for the Arts. While in south Florida, she also designed costumes for several competitive dance academies. She is now in her ninth season with Civic, and some of her favorite Civic Theatre productions include THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, SPAMALOT, LITTLE WOMEN, and THE GAME’S AFOOT. She would like to thank her family, friends, and shop volunteers for all of their help and support!
MELINA J. DEGOLYER (MAKEUP DESIGN)
Melina J. DeGolyer is a Middle Tennessee State University Graduate (2021) with a B.S. in Musica Business and a minor in Theatre Performance and Design, graduating in 3 years for a 4-year degree. She has been singing since she was 2 years old and performing since 8 years old. Melina has participated in productions across both Indiana and Tennessee such as ELF THE MUSICAL, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, FAILURE - A LOVE STORY, INTO THE WOODS, ANASTASIA, PRIDE & PREJUDICE, BYE BYE BIRDIE, and SWEENY TODD to name a few. She has been a theatre teacher for grades k-12 for 3 years and is an award-winning theatre makeup artist. Melina loved having the opportunity to work with Anne on one of her favorite musicals for makeup design and she hopes that the kids have enjoyed the learning process just as much as the performance.
BRENT E. MARTY (MUSIC SUPERVISOR & PIT CONDUCTOR)
Now in his 24th season with Civic Theatre, Brent has music directed or directed over 100 productions here. He is very actively involved in the metro Indianapolis arts community working with several local organizations as a director, musical director, performer, instructor and accompanist. As Director of Music and Education at Civic, he is the administrator for all education programming and oversees all “musical” aspects of production. Credits at Civic include this season’s RENT and A CHRISTMAS STORY, music supervision on last season’s THE COLOR PURPLE, the smash hits MAMMA MIA! and ELF and other favorites SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, NEWSIES, HAIRSPRAY, JOSEPH... DREAMCOAT, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, INTO THE WOODS, LES MISERABLES and many more. Other recent regional credits include A CHRISTMAS CAROL and ELEPHANT AND PIGGIE ARE IN A PLAY at the Indiana Repertory Theatre, THE LEGEND OF GEORGIA McBRIDE, BRIGHT STAR and FUN HOME at the Phoenix Theatre, THE BIG BANG with Actors Theatre of Indiana and the 2019 production of GYPSY at his alma mater, Ball State University. Brent was named a 2015 Creative Arts Renewal Fellow by the Arts Council of Indianapolis, is a graduate of the Music Directing Intensive at the Goodspeed Opera House in Connecticut and recently celebrated the world premiere of an original cabaret - THE CARPENTERS PROJECT: AN OFFERING at The Cabaret in downtown Indianapolis.
RYAN KOHARCHIK (SCENIC & LIGHTING DESIGN)
Ryan is the Resident Scene and Lighting Designer for Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre and, from 1996 to the present, has served as the Resident Lighting Designer for the Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre. Some of his most notable productions for Civic Theatre include: MAMA MIA, NEWSIES, THE MUSIC MAN, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, LES MISÉRABLES, THE DROWSY CHAPERON, PIPPIN, EVITA, AIDA, INTO THE WOODS, THE WILL ROGERS FOLLIES, OKLAHOMA!, AND CITY OF ANGELS. Other credits include: DRIVING MISS DAISY, THE TURN OF THE SCREW, CYRANO, PAINTING CHURCHES, and many other productions for the Indiana Repertory Theatre, ANGELS IN AMERICA parts 1 & 2 and COMPANY for the Phoenix Theatre, and LA CASA AZUL for the Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre. Ryan holds an M.F.A. in Lighting Design from Boston University, and a BS in Theatre Design and Technology from Ball State University. Ryan would like to thank his beautiful and talented wife Mikayla and his two beautiful sons Reed and Rowan for their love and support.
MICHAEL J. LASLEY (EXECUTIVE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR)
Michael has been with Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre since 1990 and is honored have been the Executive Artistic Director since 2016. On January 8, 2023, he will celebrate 33 years working at Civic with more than 230 productions in that time. His tenure began with Sound Design and Carpentry and has included all facets of operations from production to administrative duties and as a performer. In addition to serving as House Sound Designer for nearly every production since 1997, he served as Producing Director for 15 years, overseeing budgets and production timelines as well as staff. Michael has supervised physically moving Civic twice. As part of the move to Carmel he was a key member of the design and construction team for the Tarkington, Studio Theater and the support space – acting as the owner representative in all key decisions. Michael has directed more than 35 productions at Civic since 2000, including WAIT UNTIL DARK, JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT (eight productions) RENT (Concert), THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, HAIRSPRAY, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, ELF THE MUSICAL and THE COLOR PURPLE. He has designed sound, lights, or scenery for most theatres in Indianapolis and has received awards for his sound designs from The Indianapolis Star and the League of Indianapolis Theatres. Michael has occasionally been seen on stage in such roles as Larry in COMPANY, Arthur in LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! and Czolgosz in ASSASSINS, all at the Phoenix Theatre, Zach in A CHORUS LINE at Civic and in 2015 returned to the stage after 17 years in JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR as Caiaphas. Michael was born and raised in the Indianapolis area. He attended Avon High School, IUPUI and Ball State University. He lives in a 130 year old house in downtown Indianapolis with his lovely wife of 29 years, actress Marni Lemons – a third generation Civic performer.
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER (COMPOSER)
Andrew Lloyd Webber has composed the scores of some of the world’s most famous musicals. From Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1969) to Cinderella (2021), his work has been consistently seen on world stages. Before the COVID pandemic hit, Lloyd Webber had shows continually running in the West End for 48 years and on Broadway for 41. When Sunset Boulevard joined School Of Rock, CATS and The Phantom Of the Opera, he equalled Rodgers & Hammerstein’s record of four shows running simultaneously on Broadway. He is one of the select group of artists with EGOT status, having received Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards.
Lloyd Webber owns seven London theatres, including the iconic London Palladium and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Over the past three years the latter has been completely restored and renovated at a cost of over £60 million. It is one of the biggest projects ever undertaken by a private theatre owner in recent times. His mantra that every penny of profit made from his theatres is ploughed back into the buildings has meant that considerable work has been undertaken across his theatre portfolio during the pandemic, including the complete remodelling and reseating of the Gillian Lynne.
Lloyd Webber is passionate about the importance of musical education and diversity in the arts. The Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation provides 30 performing arts scholarships every year for talented students with financial need and supports a range of projects such as the Music In Secondary School Trust and commissioning research into diversity in theatre.
Andrew Lloyd Webber was knighted in 1992 and created an honorary life peer in 1997. To mark his 70th birthday, his bestselling autobiography Unmasked was published by Harper Collins in March 2018.
THE BOOTH TARKINGTON SOCIETY
PRODUCER’S CIRCLE
$5,000+
Allen Whitehill Clowes
Charitable Foundation
Barnes & Thornburg
The Center for the Performing Arts
The Christel DeHaan
Family Foundation
The City Of Carmel
John & ChiChi Guy
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Eli Lilly & Company
Indiana Arts Commission
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Katz, Sapper & Miller
Young & Stephanie Kim
Donald E. Knebel
Todd C. Lady
Josh & Kiki Malarsky
The National Bank of Indianapolis
The National Endowment for the Arts
Nicholas H. Noyes Jr. Memorial Foundation
Patricia Garrett Rooney
Pedcor Companies
REI Real Estate Services
Taft Stettinius & Hollister
Telamon Corporation
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE
$1,000 - $4,999
Kate & Dan Appel
Thomas Beeler
Mark & Kristen Boice
Jeffrey & Ann Boldt
Mark & Jill Bonnett
Lee & Mary Bowman
Randal & Libby Brown
Michael & Deb Bush
Cantor Melissa & Dr. Marc Cohen
Margaret M. Coyle
Rollin & Cheri Dick
Sam & Adrianne Epstein
Douglas & Tammy Haney
The Estate of Earl Harris
Glick Family Foundation
Jeffrey & Judy Good
Hamilton County Tourism
Robin Scott Hunden
Jeanine Kerridge & Patrick Callahan
Judith Lasley & Jon Stock
Marni J. Lemons &
Michael J. Lasley
Scott & Emily Luc
Robert & Natalie Manges
Kate Marvel & Cornelius Martin
Cynthia McConnell
Mo Merhoff & Paul Reis
Ryan & Anna Miller
Thomas & Mary Ortyl
Matt & Michelle Pheffer
Bob & Rose Popovich
Ilissa Rassner
Bob Reynolds
Tony & Kristen Robertson
Scott & Ellen Rogers
Carolyn M. Schaefer
Tony & Elizabeth Schaefer
Roche Diagnostics
Roger & Pam Singh
Quinn & Ali Shepherd
Bill & Ann Soards
Jack & Laurie Tanselle
Total Wine
James Updike & Munjot Sahu
ursa minor Fund, a Fund of the Indianapolis Foundation
Justin & Jaclyn Verbeten
John D. Walls
Dennis & Karen Whitaker
LEADING PLAYERS
$250 - $999
Anonymous
Michael & Lauren
Acquaviva
Frank & Katrina Basile
Batt Family Foundation
Keith & Lori Boland
Tom & Deanna Boyce
Delesa Brokamp
Richard Callaway
Aaron & Christine Carlisle
Jason Crace
Aaron & Jennifer Dixon
Suzanne Fleenor
Al French
Rose Ann Furney
Chuck Goad &
Jim Kincannon
Lisa Halcomb
Patrick & Diane Healey
Kara Horras
Jeff & Connie Horwitz
Karen Hurt
Travis & Susan Jensen
Johnson Jensen
Sydney Johnson
John Kern
Joey Kirk & Chelsea
Schneider
James & Jean Kraft
Margaret Lehtinen & Lawrence Mark
Brent E. Marty
Susanne McAlister
Spitzberg
Jeff & Susan McDermott
Laurel McNally
Linda Mordoh
Alicia Murphy
William & Carrie Neal
Geoffrey Palmer & Brandy Matthews
Risheet Patel
THE BOOTH TARKINGTON SOCIETY
Marc & Holly Pinchouck
Randall & Cynthia Reed
Zach Rosing
Savvy Decor, Inc
Capi Scheidler
Tina Shute
Courtenay Stocker
Nancy Tinsley
Adam Young
ENSEMBLE
Up to $249
Anonymous (3)
Bob & Pam Alonzo
Marc Alonzo
Amazon Smile
Dr. & Mrs. Edward R. Bartley III
Candace Batten-Lee
Patrick & Julie Bennett
Torrey & Lori Bievenour
Julia T. Bonnett
Charles & Julie Bookwalter
Bob & Valerie Brennan
Terrence & Mimi Brookie
Michelle Brown
Michele Buoscio
Kasee Carlstedt
The Casciani Family
Leslie Casey
Damon Clevenger
Dewey & Cheryl Conces
Keegan Connor
Todd Connor & Sheryl Matthys
Charles & Ann Conrad
Jeanne Davis
Donna Draper
Pete & Lea Dunbar
Ryan & Melissa Duncan
Douglas & Nancy Dunn
David & Courtney Elefante
Barbara Elliott
Michael & Amie Jo Ellis
Jaclyn Eubanks
Dee Dee Fite
Russell & Nancy Frankel
Fritz French
Jordan Fuerstenau
Mark Gasper
Jacob & Katie Giesting
Regina Goens
Darrin & Darla Gowan
Chris Gramling
Roger & Amy Greenawalt
Thomas & Megan Griffey
Andrea Guffey
Pam Hage
Ms. Marlana Haig
Warren & Heather Hansen
Mangala Hasanadka
Steven & Jamie Hayes
Nancy & Richard Heck
Erin Heilbrunn
Kenneth Housefield
Mark & Debbie Hreno
Hillary Hushower
Thomas & Martha Jackson
Joanne Johnson
Ron & Sunday Johnson
Ryan & Heather Judy
Karl P. Haas
Memorial Fund
Teresa Kashman
Lauren Keslin
Kimberly Ketring
Steven Kofkoff
Kroger Corporation
Leo Kruze
Renée La Schiazza
Michael Lady
Stephen & Candis Lang
Hitch & Sandy Learned
Kent & Shirley Lemons
Courtney Lin
Tina Lizama
Steve & Jane Marmon
Tony Mascari & David Brock
Caroline Mason
Dr. William McGarvey
Sally B. McKelvey
Nicki McNally
Wendy & Rick McNamer
Stephen & Vicki
McPherson
Cassie Mehlman-Rhys
Diane H. Mikiska
Jennifer Morrissey
Matt & Danielle Mullen
Brittany Murray
Newcomers Club of Carmel
Monica Olmeda
Susan Pickering
Kristen Purcell
Sandra Reiberg
Adrienne Reiswerg
Marcia E. Rice
Susan Rosenblum
Tara Roth
Ed & Jackie Rowell
Jamison Rozzi
Richard & Mary
Schumacher
Susie Selmier
Melissa Ann Mellinger
Nigel Stark
Joe Steiner
Rose Sterger
Nina Stilabower
Holly Stults
Sandra K. Stults
Janet Sutton
Alyssa Teitelbaum
Cory & Virginia Vought
Leslie Wagner
Stephen & Lauren
Walawender
Lynn Wilson
David & Rita Woll
Corey & Brandy Yost
Sarah A. Zink
THE BOOTH TARKINGTON SOCIETY
TRIBUTES
In Memory of Elizabeth Chamberlin
Vicki McPherson
In Honor of Sadie & Evan Cohen
Susan Rosenblum
In Honor of Isabelle Ellis
Deborah & Mark Hreno
In Honor of Sarah Gasper
Mark Gasper
In Memory of Karl Haas
Sandra K. Stults
In Honor of Ms. Holly
Aaron Dixon
In Honor of Holly & Brent
Rob Hunden
In Memory of Betty Housefield
Kenneth Housefield
In Honor of Claire Kashman
Teresa Kashman
In Memory of Michael Klass & Steven Poe
Janet Sutton
In Honor of Marni Lemons
Frank & Katrina Basile
Judith Lasley
In Memory of Dominic Lizama
Tina Lizama
In Memory of Michael McConnell
Cindy McConnell
In Honor of Carrie Neal
Theresa C. Starkey
In Memory of Su Ours
Suzanne Fleenor
In Memory of Kim S. Ruse Roberts
Barbara Elliott
In Memory of Steve Rosenblum
Susan Rosenblum
In Memory of Munjot Sahu
Jason Crace
Jaclyn Eubanks
Chris & Sheila Gramling
Steven Kofkoff
Alicia Murphy
Nigel Stark
Nancy Tinsley
Leslie Wagner
In Honor of Ashlyn Singh
Sadie & Evan Cohen
PEGGY CRANFILL MEMORIAL LIBRARY FUND
Peggy Cranfill was Civic’s Director of Education from 1997-2002 and taught in our classrooms for over a decade beyond that. Her devotion to arts education was contagious and unflappable. We dedicate Jr. Civic’s collection of children’s literature and classroom materials in loving memory of her and to the students who brought her so much joy. We thank the donors to the Peggy Cranfill Memorial Library Fund for their gracious support. If you would like to contribute to the Library Fund, please contact kate@civictheatre.org.
CIVIC THEATRE GENERAL INFORMATION
At the Palladium
Located at the west entrance of the Palladium, off 3rd Avenue SW
The Palladium 1 Carter Green Carmel, IN 46032
Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 12-4pm; 2 hours before Palladium performances
ACCESSIBILITY
At the Tarkington & Studio Theater
Located in the James Building lobby, off of Carter Green
The James Building 4 Carter Green Carmel, IN 46032
Hours: Open one hour before Tarkington and Studio Theater performances
Assisted Listening Devices - Individual Assisted Listening devices to amplify stage dialogue are available at the Box Office on a first come, first served basis at no charge. Signed performances will be offered for each mainstage production when requested, on designated show dates.
Inclusive Performances - Civic offers inclusive performances for each mainstage show. Learn more at civictheatre.org/accessibility.
Large-print programs - Large print programs are available for each mainstage production. Please see an usher or house manager for more information.
CONDUCT & LIABILITY
No Smoking - The Center for the Performing Arts Campus is smoke-free.
Electronic Devices - Use of cellular phones, pagers, cameras and recording devices is strictly prohibited in the theater. Please deactivate the sounds on any electronic device to avoid disrupting the performance.
Late Seating Policy - Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of house management. Video and Audio simulcast of the performance is available in the lobbies for your convenience.
Emergency Procedure - In the event of an emergency you will be instructed by an announcement indicating the best method of exit. Please note the multiple red exit signs. For your safety, please exit in a calm and orderly manner.
CIVIC THEATRE STAFF
MICHAEL J. LASLEY EXECUTIVE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
CHRISTINE CARLISLE DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION
BRENT E. MARTY DIRECTOR OF MUSIC & EDUCATION
ANNE BECK YAP COORDINATOR
ADRIENNE CONCES RESIDENT COSTUME DESIGNER
KATE COREY MANAGER OF DEVELOPMENT
MELINA DEGOLYER EDUCATION CONCIERGE
ALLISON GIBBS PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER
RYAN KOHARCHIK RESIDENT SCENEOGRAPHER & TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
MARNI LEMONS COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER
TESSA MONTGOMERY MARKETING MANAGER
JESSICA PALMER COSTUME ASSISTANT
JONATHAN STUDDARD DIVERSITY LIAISON
HOLLY STULTS EDUCATION PROGRAMS DIRECTOR
KARLA WALSWORTH FINANCE MANAGER
CIVIC THEATRE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
EXECUTIVE BOARD TRUSTEES
JOSHUA K. MALARSKY CHAIR
ELLEN R. ROGERS CHAIR-ELECT
TODD C. LADY IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
SCOTT S. LUC TREASURER
MARY C. BOWMAN SECRETARY
HONORARY TRUSTEES
DONALD E. KNEBEL CHAIR EMERITUS
KATHERINE B. APPEL
THOMAS W. BEELER
JASON R. BOYEWSKY
D. PETER DUNBAR
KRISTEN D. BOICE
JEFFREY P. BOLDT
MELISSA COHEN
ADRIANNE EPSTEIN
TAMMY HANEY
BRUCE HESLIN
STEPHANIE C. KIM
MO MERHOFF
JOHN O’BRIEN
MICHELLE PHEFFER
KRISTEN ROBERTSON
ALI SHEPHERD
QUINN SHEPHERD
ROGER SINGH
ANN M. SOARDS
LAURIE B. TANSELLE
JAMES UPDIKE
JUSTIN VERBETEN
JOHN D. WALLS
JEFFREY E. GOOD
CONNIE HORWITZ
TODD C. LADY
CHARLIE MORGAN
KATHERINE KRUSE
HILARY S. SALATICH
CAROLYN M. SCHAEFER
CHARLES P. SUTPHIN
LYNN C. TYLER
LYNN C. WILSON
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