A WELCOME FROM MAYOR FINKAM
On behalf of the City of Carmel, I am delighted to welcome you to Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre’s production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat! Our city's vibrant arts and cultural scene is a big part of what makes Carmel such a fantastic place to live, work, and visit, and Civic Theatre plays a key role in bringing that creative energy to life.
As the longest continuously operating community theatre in the United States, Civic Theatre has been a cultural cornerstone of Central Indiana since its founding in 1915, offering outstanding live entertainment to a broad and diverse audience. It is the largest community theatre in Indiana, and also ranks among the 10 largest in the country. Since 2011, Civic Theatre has been proud to call Carmel home, enriching our community and building a lasting legacy, and we are so fortunate to have Civic as one of the pillar organizations within our beautiful Center for the Performing Arts.
Civic Theatre’s programs cater to all ages and interests. The Junior Civic program introduces young people, from toddlers to teens, to theatre skills and life lessons - such as discipline, self-confidence, and teamwork - that help build a stronger community. Each year, Civic delivers 90 performances and provides more than 500 opportunities for volunteers and professionals to participate onstage and behind the scenes in a high-caliber setting, with access to cutting-edge equipment and facilities—right here in the heart of Carmel!
I encourage everyone to enjoy the remarkable shows and educational programs that Civic Theatre offers. My heartfelt thanks go to the staff, crew, volunteers and patrons who make the Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre such an invaluable cultural partner in our community.
Mayor Sue Finkam City of Carmel
DIRECTOR'S LETTER
Welcome to Civic’s tenth production of JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT since the year 2000! It’s a milestone that speaks volumes about the enduring power of this musical and the deep affection our community holds for it. Whether this is your first time seeing Joseph or your tenth, we’re honored to share it with you once again. I want to take an opportunity to thank the hundreds of performers, musicians, stage crew and creative staff who’s aggregate contributions have made our production of the show what it is today.
At first glance, Joseph dazzles with its vibrant colors, infectious music, and playful storytelling. But beneath the glittering surface lies a message that resonates just as strongly today as it did when this story was first told: a message of redemption, forgiveness, and grace.
Joseph’s journey—from favored son to betrayed brother, from prisoner to powerful leader—is a sweeping tale of resilience and transformation. But what makes this story truly powerful is how it ends: with reconciliation. After all the hurt and hardship, Joseph chooses forgiveness over vengeance. It’s a reminder that while we can’t always control what happens to us, we can choose how we respond—with compassion, with generosity, and with love.
This show continues to be one of our most popular productions, and it’s easy to see why. I have directed 9 of our 10 productions and while it would be logical for me to have tired of this story it is simply not the case. I love it as much now as I did in 2000 – perhaps more! The music of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice bursts with energy, humor, and heart. It invites people of all ages to laugh, cheer, and reflect—together. And the story itself offers something we all long for: hope that fractured relationships can be healed, and that brighter days are ahead, even after our darkest nights.
Thank you for sharing your time with us. We’re so proud to bring JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT to the stage once again— filled with the spirit of joy, unity, and forgiveness that makes this show such a gift to experience.
With gratitude,
Michael J. Lasley Director & Executive Artistic Director
MICHAEL J. LASLEY
EXECUTIVE
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT
KAYCEE BECK
ADRIAN DAEGER
KELSEY MCDANIEL
AUSTIN STODGHILL JACK TANSELLE
GRETTA HAMBROOK JENNIE KISTNER
JACKSON DUNCAN
JAKE EDWARDS
JOSH HOOVER
KAREN HURT
COURTNEY KRAUTER
CHILDREN'S CHOIR CHOREOGRAPHY HOLLY STULTS
PARRISH WILLIAMS COLTON WOODS
ALEX SMITH
EMILY LANTZ MILES LOCKREM
ABIGAIL OKERSON
NINA STILABOWER THOMAS WHITTEN
CAST
(in order of appearance)
Narrator
Kelsey McDaniel
Joseph Colton Woods
Jacob Parrish Williams
Reuben Jack Tanselle
Simeon
Tanner Brunson
Levi Alex Smith
Naphtali
Issachar
Asher
Jake Edwards
Thomas Whitten
Josh Hoover
Dan Austin Stodghill
Zebulon Miles Lockrem
Gad Troy Bridges
Benjamin Jackson Duncan
Judah Michael Krauter
Wives
Elie Anania, Kaycee Beck, Emily Bohannon, Kate Boice, Adrian Daeger, Gretta Hambrook, Braxton Hiser, Karen Hurt, Jennie Kistner, Courtney Krauter, Emily Lantz, Abigail Okerson, Nina Stilabower
Ishmaelites Courtney Krauter, Abigail Okerson
Angel Gretta Hambrook
Potiphar Parrish Williams
Mrs. Potiphar Braxton Hiser
Butler Alex Smith
Baker Jennie Kistner
Pharaoh Michael Krauter
Apache Dancer
AZURE
(4/25, 5/1, 5/2, 5/10)
Kate Achterberg
Noah Achterberg
Olivia Aft
Preston Blair
Emil Borissov
Nate Boyce
Evan Cohen
Evelyn Giesting
Reagan Gude
Ellen Gude
Tula Heath
Koto Hoskins
Lawson Leavell
Collin McCune
Ethan Mobley
Noelle Mobley
Carolyn Noneman
Claire Povlinski
Louisa Zabel
Adeline Zwergel Kiefer
CHILDREN'S CHOIRS
RUBY
(4/26, 4/27, 5/3, 5/4)
Olivia Beeler
Avery Benner
Carter Beth
Quincy Carman
Scarlett Cross
Hazel Cross
Harper Gibbs
Tula Heath
Abigail Hernandez
Olivia Kovach
Lawson Leavell
Kaitlyn Malarsky
Collin McCune
Olive Rozzi
Amelia Siweic
Allie Stacy
Lila Summers
Cate Thomas
Kennedy Whisner
Louisa Zabel
Kaycee Beck
GOLD
(5/3, 5/8, 5/9, 5/10)
Arjun Arora
Darron "DJ" Dancler
Imani Dancler
Gabrielle Doyel
Fiona Finn
Harper Gibbs
Austin Hasty
Tula Heath
Olivia Kovach
Lawson Leavell
Miranda McConnell
Collin McCune
Hannah Palmer
Kate Palmer
Adam Palumbo
Poppy Ragsdale
Ellie Richart
Isla Rivera
Riley Snyder
Louisa Zabel
“Prologue”
“Jacob & Sons”
“Joseph's Coat”
“Joseph's Dreams”
“Poor, Poor Joseph"
MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT ONE
Narrator, Joseph & Choir
Narrator & Ensemble
Narrator & Ensemble
Narrator & Ensemble
Narrator & Ensemble
“One More Angel” Dan, Jacob & Ensemble
“Hoedown” Brothers & Wives
“Journey to Egypt”
“Potiphar”
Narrator, Ishmaelites
Narrator, Potiphar, Mrs. Potiphar
“Close Every Door” Joseph & Company
“Go, Go, Go Joseph” Company
15 Minute Intermission
ACT TWO
“A Pharaoh's Story”
Narrator & Choir
“Poor, Poor, Pharaoh” Company
“Song of the King” Pharaoh & Company
“Pharaoh's Dream Explained” Pharaoh & Company
“Stone the Crows” Pharaoh & Company
“Those Canaan Days” Reuben, Jacob, Brothers, Apache Dancer
“The Brothers Go to Egypt/Grovel, Grovel”
“Who's the Thief”
Narrator, Brothers, Joseph, Ensemble
Narrator, Brothers, Joseph, Company
“Benjamin Calypso” Gad & Comapny
"Joseph All the Time” Comapny
“Jacob in Egypt” Company
"Any Dream Will Do” Joseph, Narrator, Company
“MegaMix” Company
Orchestra
Orchestra Manager Al French*
Woodwinds Mary Bowman*, Dave Paulson, Scott Hobson
Trumpet Steve Pfoser*
French Horn Larry Lemon, Heather Palmer
Guitar Eddie McLaughlin
Bass Al French*
Drums Stephanie Carter*
Percussion Ben Blackketter, David Robbins
Keyboards Faith Montieth, John Pruitt, Deb Ward
*Denotes Section Leader
SPECIAL THANKS
Karen Frye-Knotts, Stephen Hollenbeck, Doug King, Rob Koharchik, Kathy Ridley-Merriweather, Kurt Owens, Melissa Schott, Holly Stults
PRODUCTION STAFF
Assistant Stage Manager Matt Keller
Sound Engineer Pat Gibbs
Properties Coordinator Janet Sutton
Dance Captains Kaycee Beck, Alex Smith
Intimacy Coach Anne Beck
Rehearsal Accompanist Deb Ward
Deck Crew Sydnie Blair, Jack Burbrink, Nicole Cooper, Jordan Fuerstenau, Jessica Hopkins, Parker Rottman
Spot Operators Haley Hiday, Lane Madsen, Jack McNally, Jennifer Sutton, Mike Wadelton
Light Board Operator Deena Fogle, Haley Hiday, Joanne Johnson, Katie Stark
Costume Assistant Jessica Palmer
Costume Volunteers Robin Uhrig, Rose Rosenbalm, Cheryl Conces, Stephanie Kern
Audition Coordinator Brianne Williams
Tarkington Technical Director Joshua Hasty
THE VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDING OF THIS PERFORMANCE BY ANY MEANS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
CAST BIOS
ABIGAIL OKERSON SHE/HER (WIFE)
Abigail Okerson is thrilled to be making her debut this spring at the Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre. Abigail has been apart of various local Indiana theatre productions since 2016. Some of her previous roles include; FIRST DATE (Allison), PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT (Diva) , SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD (ensemble), ALL SHOOK UP (Miss Sandra), and PIPPIN (Fastrada). Abigail would like to thank her loved ones for the constant love and support for her passions! She hopes this beautifully colorful show serves as a reminder that art and community is what brings us all together during these unprecedented times. Enjoy!
ADRIAN DAEGER SHE/HER (WIFE)
Adrian Daeger is so excited to be in her first show at Civic and her second production of JOSEPH! Adrian graduated from Butler University where she received her Bachelor’s in Vocal Performance. Past credits include “Anna” in SPRING AWAKENING, “Heather McNamara” in HEATHERS, “Esmeralda” in THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, “Marcy” in THE 25TH ANNUAL… SPELLING BEE, and “Clara” in scenes from THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. Recently, Adrian made her professional debut as Spirit #1 in the Indianapolis Opera’s production of THE MAGIC FLUTE. Thank you to her friends and family for loving her and cheering her on.
ALEX SMITH (LEVI/BUTLER)
Alex is thrilled to be back on Civic's stage for JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT! Recent Civic credits: ANASTASIA (Sergei), THE PROM, MATILDA (Sergei). When not performing he's probably planning his next trip to Orlando. Thanks to his friends and family for all of their love and support! @alexlovesdisney
AUSTIN STODGHILL (DAN)
AUSTIN STODGHILL (Dan) is excited to be in his 4th show with Civic Theatre! Austin’s most recent roles were Phil Davis in WHITE CHRISTMAS, Marc Cohen in RENT, and Young Scrooge in A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Beef & Boards. In his free time, he loves running, traveling, and eating really delicious food! Austin wants to thank Michael, Anne & Brent for all the hard work they put into this production and for casting him in this COLORFUL show! He would also like to thank all of his cast-mates, friends, and family for supporting him endlessly! He loves you all!
BRAXTON KENNEDY HISER SHE/HER (MRS. POTIPHAR/WIFE)
Braxton Kennedy Hiser is thrilled to bring JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT to life! A lifelong lover of theater, she made her Civic debut in ANASTASIA and recently played Nicola in KINKY BOOTS. She is excited to take on the role of Mrs. Potiphar in this production. Her love for performing extends beyond the stage—she was crowned Miss Indiana 2021 and competed for Miss America, where she honed her storytelling and stage presence. She is grateful to be part of this incredible cast and hopes you enjoy the show!
COLTON WOODS HE/HIM (JOSEPH)
Colton Woods (Joesph) is excited to make his Civic debut! A junior at Perry Meridian High School, Colton is a part of their vocal jazz group and has been seen in roles such as Buddy (ELF THE MUSICAL) and Rooster (ANNIE). Outside of school, Colton has been nominated for Best Performer Under 18 with the Encore Association and been grateful enough to perform in shows like THE MUSIC MAN with Summer Stock Stage and GODSPELL at Footlite Musicals. Colton would like to thank his friends and family, along with Michael and the team of Joesph for giving him such an amazing opportunity!
COURTNEY KRAUTER SHE/HER (WIFE/ISHMAELITE)
Courtney is excited to be back on stage in a show that’s been special to her since childhood (not just because of her crush on Donny Osmond, but like, yeah). She grew up performing around Indy with Summer Stock Stage, Eclipse, Civic, & more. At IU, she performed with her acapella group "RPF" and her comedy group, "the Twits". Outside of theater, she’s a customer success manager, really good trivia host, volleyball coach, and a devoted corn dip enthusiast. Enjoy the show—love you, Jarrod!
ELIE ANANIA (WIFE)
Elie is thrilled to return for her 13th production and third JOSEPH at Civic, after being a part of the children’s choir in 2012 and 2013. You may have also seen her on the Knebel stage in WHITE CHRISTMAS (Rhoda), SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (Stephanie Mangano), A CHORUS LINE (Val), and more. Elie is a proud alumni of Indiana University, where she studied Arts Management and Theatre. She’d like to thank the incredible creative team and staff at Civic, as well as her friends and family for their constant support. Enjoy the show, and keep supporting the arts!
EMILY LANTZ (WIFE)
CAST BIOS
Emily Lantz is ecstatic to make her 13th appearance on the Civic stage and to join the talented cast of JOSEPH. Recently, she played Olga Romanov in ANASTASIA. She has enjoyed several other roles at Civic, including Miss Lark in MARY POPPINS, Roz in MOON OVER BUFFALO, and Shelby in STEEL MAGNOLIAS. Other ensemble roles include ANYTHING GOES, YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, SPAMELOT, SWING!, PIPPIN, A CHORUS LINE, and GUYS AND DOLLS. By day, she teaches 2nd grade in Carmel. Special thanks to Brad for holding down the fort while Mommy gets away to do what she loves.
EMILY BOHANNON SHE/HER (WIFE)
Emily is thrilled to be doing JOSEPH for the first time at Civic! You may have seen her here in THE CAT IN THE HAT as Sally, ELF THE MUSICAL as Jovie, as well as NEWSIES, MAMMA MIA, and KINKY BOOTS. Outside of Civic, Emily has also performed at Beef and Boards, ATI, and has worked as a performer and choreographer for Defiance Comedy. She is also a member of ComedySportz Indianapolis. In her spare time, Emily enjoys reading and obsessively taking Peloton rides. She sends all of her love to John and Dexter. Thanks to the Civic Team for this opportunity!
GRETTA HAMBROOK (WIFE/ANGEL)
Gretta is thrilled to make her Civic debut in JOSEPH! Her favorite past roles include Morticia Addams in THE ADDAMS FAMILY and Rose in THE SECRET GARDEN. While studying at Indiana University, she explored a cappella performance, singing with Resting Pitch Face. When not on stage, Gretta enjoys bike rides, water skiing, and community events that bring people together. She gives a special thank you to her mom and grandmother for their tireless support of her passion for the arts! And Go Go Go Jo!!
JACK TANSELLE (REUBEN)
Jack is excited to be back on the Civic stage after previously playing Walter Hobbs in ELF THE MUSICAL ('21 & '23). The theater is the ultimate lesson in teamwork and coordination... thank you cast and crew for the experience of feeling that yet again! Shoutout to Deloitte colleagues for their support during this run! Shoutout to Aaron and Fitness Garage for helping me be able to do such a show at this stage of life...haha! All my love to my entire family...and final shoutout to MK...energized to be doing this again because of your inspiration...thank you!
JACKSON DUNCAN (BENJAMIN)
Jackson is a freshman at Zionsville Community High School. He is thrilled to be performing as Benjamin in this exciting and timeless musical. This is Jackson's 4th mainstage production with Civic Theatre. Previous roles include Ralphie Parker in A CHRISTMAS STORY THE MUSICAL, Alexei Romanov in ANASTASIA and a member of the ensemble in ELF THE MUSICAL. He is also an active member in the YAP program for high school students through Civic. Jackson would like to sincerely thank his family, friends and the entire Civic team for always supporting him.
JAKE EDWARDS (NAPHTALI)
Jake is returning to Civic after performing as “Mike Nulty” in their last musical, WHITE CHRISTMAS! Jake has experience being one of many brothers, having grown up the youngest of 5 brothers; and has had a blast working with this very talented cast! Jake would like to shout out Julie and his fellow thespians; Truth and Felicity!
JENNIE KISTNER SHE/HER (BAKER/WIFE)
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, audition coach, and musical director. She is also an instructor with Dance Fit Squad based in the Zionsville/Whitestown area. She has performed in over 50 musicals and operas throughout the years, and is often seen onstage and behind the scenes as a vocal director at Civic. This was Jennie’s first musical with Civic 8 years ago, and she's beyond thrilled to get to do it again!
JOSH HOOVER (ASHER)
Joshua Hoover (Asher) is excited for his first performance with Booth Tarkington Civic. Currently finishing his student teaching for Secondary Social Studies through Ball State, he is excited to continue acting while teaching. He has been seen recently in The CAT’s production of SEUSSICAL (Horton), and in Footlite’s productions of YOU’RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN (Ensemble) and AN AMERICAN IN PARIS (Monsieur Dutois). He would like to thank his friends and family for supporting him.
KAREN HURT SHE/HER (WIFE)
CAST BIOS
Karen Hurt is thrilled to finally be part of this Civic tradition! She was previously seen as Rita in WHITE CHRISTMAS this season. Other favorite Civic shows include A CHORUS LINE (Connie), LITTLE WOMEN (Amy), THE CAT IN THE HAT (Thing 2), MARY POPPINS, NEWSIES, and THE SOUND OF MUSIC. By day, she works in corporate communications and can often be found reading or spoiling her English bulldog, Moira. Special thanks to the creative team for this opportunity, her family and friends for their ongoing support, and her fiancé Josh for always encouraging her to pursue what she loves.
KATE BOICE (WIFE)
Kate is thrilled to return to the Civic stage! Previous Civic credits: CATS, MATILDA THE MUSICAL, MEAN GIRLS and THE MUSIC MAN. Regional credits: MARY POPPINS and JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT at Beef and Boards, and A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT). Kate was last seen as Glory in ALMOST MAINE and Wednesday in THE ADDAMS FAMILY at Noblesville. Kate enjoys being dance captain in NHS Singers show choir, president of NHS BC2M, and is the chair state officer for the Indiana Thespian Society. Kate would like to thank the directing team and cast for this amazing experience!
KAYCEE BECK (WIFE/APACHE DANCER)
Kaycee Beck is absolutely thrilled to return to the Civic stage for their 10th production of JOSEPH! Her most recent roles include Judy Haynes in WHITE CHRISTMAS, Waitress/Ensemble in ELF THE MUSICAL, and Bebe in A CHORUS LINE. Kaycee is an IU graduate where she studied human biology and voice performance while singing and choreographing with the IU Singing Hoosiers. She would like to thank the incredible cast, crew, directing team, family, and friends for all of their love and support! Enjoy the show!
KELSEY MCDANIEL SHE/HER (NARRATOR)
Kelsey McDaniel is excited to return to Civic's stage. She is a proud graduate of New York University where she earned her Bachelors of Music in Vocal Performance (and cried through music theory classes). NYC credits include: NINE (Saraghina), APPLAUSE (Dance Captain), and shows at the Green Room 42. Indy credits include: SWEENEY TODD: A DRAG PARODY (Judge Turpin), KINKY BOOTS (Lauren), THE LAST FIVE YEARS (Cathy), THE PROM (Emma) and HEATHERS (Veronica). Thank you to this cast, crew, and creative team. All my love to my friends and family for your endless love and support. _kelseymcdaniel_
MICHAEL KRAUTER HE/HIM (PHARAOH/JUDAH)
Michael is excited to make his Civic Theatre debut as the Pharaoh/Judah in this year's production of JOSEPH! During his nearly 6 year hiatus from theatre, Michael performed in the Indiana University all-male a cappella group, Another Round (formerly known as Straight No Chaser), regularly singing at events around the Midwest and Bloomington area. During high school, Michael acted in shows with Summer Stock Stage, such as INTO THE WOODS, THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE, and URINETOWN to name a few. He is excited to continue his theatre career at Civic and hopes you enjoy the show today, man!
MILES LOCKREM (ZEBULUN)
Making his Civic debut, Miles is honored to be a part of the joyous 25-year tradition of JOSEPH at Civic Theatre! Miles thanks the JOSEPH company for welcoming him and for the opportunity to return to acting. Miles especially thanks those who have nurtured his passion for the arts: Tyler Mayer, Suzanne Collins, Joe, Erin, and Jack Lockrem. Miles dedicates his performance to the late Kyle Guyton. "But Joseph said to them, 'Don’t be afraid. You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives'". Genesis 50:19-20
NINA STILABOWER SHE/HER (WIFE)
Nina Stilabower (wife, etc.) is thrilled to be performing in JOSEPH, one of her favorite shows since she was a child! Nina holds a degree in Vocal Performance from Millikin University. You may have previously seen her in Civic shows including ANASTASIA (Lily), ELF THE MUSICAL (Emily Hobbs, 2023/Deb, 2021), THE SOUND OF MUSIC (Elsa Shrader), and HAIRSPRAY (Tracy). Other favorite performances include THE WILD PARTY (Queenie), LEGALLY BLONDE (Enid Hoopes), and BAT BOY (Meredith Parker). She sends endless love and gratitude to Jacob, Charlie, and Luke (& her friends) for their unwavering support and encouragement. Enjoy the show!
CAST BIOS
PARRISH WILLIAMS (JACOB/POTIPHAR)
Parrish Williams (Jacob/Potiphar), undeniably a human and not an AI-generated persona, returns to the Civic stage for his 32nd show (give or take a few, who's counting?). From SWEET CHARITY in the ancient year of 2001 to recent triumphs like KINKY BOOTS, Parrish has graced stages with varying degrees of grace and alacrity. When not performing, this definitely-not-an-algorithm-created-individual has dabbled in stage management, sound operation, and even dared to co-direct. Seriously, this bio was written by a person, not a robot. Ask Parrish yourself, he'll tell you. (And he’s definitely not programmed to say that.)
TANNER BRUNSON (SIMEON)
Tanner is excited to be on stage to celebrate 10 years with Civic, first starring as Sir Bors in SPAMALOT. It's been an incredible journey working with such a diverse cast of talented people. Tanner would like to thank his usual suspects: His family for their overwhelming support, his friends for their patience in the face of his busy schedule, and you in the audience for your love of theater!
THOMAS WHITTEN (ISSACHAR)
Hi! I'm Thomas, and this is my first-ever Civic production! I have been performing for several years, with JOSEPH marking my 14th show. A few of my favorite past roles have been Jack Kelly in NEWSIES, Lumiere in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, and the Park Keeper in MARY POPPINS I plan on continuing my development as an actor by attending college for a BFA in theater next fall, and I hope to eventually make a career out of performing! I am thrilled to be a part of this production, and I hope you enjoy the show!
TROY BRIDGES (GAD)
TROY BRIDGES (Gad) is glad to be back for his second production with Civic Theatre! Troy's most recent production with Civic was in ANASTASIA (Dmitry). Troy has performed with several theatre companies throughout Indianapolis. Past favorite roles include: THE LAST FIVE YEARS (Jamie Wellerstein), A CHORUS LINE (Paul San Marco), SWEENEY TODD (Anthony Hope) and A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER (Monty Navarro). He would like to thank Michael Lasley and Anne Beck for offering the opportunity to join this spectacular cast; as well as to his friends, family, and wonderful fiancé, Cagney. Enjoy the show!
STAFF BIOS
MICHAEL J. LASLEY (DIRECTOR/SOUND DESIGN)
Michael has been an integral part of Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre since 1990 and has held the esteemed position of Executive Artistic Director since 2016. As of January 8, 2024, he proudly marks 34 years of dedicated service to Civic, during which time he has contributed to over 240 remarkable productions. His journey at Civic commenced with Sound Design and Carpentry, and over the years, he has immersed himself in all aspects of Civic Theatre’s operations, spanning from production to administrative res ponsibilities, and even gracing the stage as a performer.
In addition to his broad responsibilities, Michael has served as the House Sound Designer for nearly every production since 1997. His talents also led him to the role of Producing Director for a remarkable 15-year tenure, where he skillfully managed budgets, production timelines, and a dedicated staff. Michael’s leadership extended to overseeing the logistical challenges of relocating Civic’s physical presence twice. Notably, he played a pivotal role in the design and construction team responsible for the Tarkington, Studio Theater, and support spaces during the move to Carmel, acting as the owner’s representative in crucial decision-making processes.
As a director, Michael has lent his creative vision to more than 38 productions at Civic since 2000, including memorable performances such as WAIT UNTIL DARK, JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT (eight productions), THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, HAIRSPRAY, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, ELF THE MUSICAL, THE COLOR PURPLE and RENT.
Beyond his directorial accomplishments, Michael’s technical expertise shines through his designs, be it for sound, lights, or scenery. His artistic contributions have left an indelible mark on most theatres in Indianapolis, earning him recognition and accolades for his sound designs from The Indianapolis Star and the League of Indianapolis Theatres.
While primarily working behind-the-scenes, Michael has occasionally graced the stage, delivering compelling performances in roles like Larry in COMPANY, Arthur in LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! and Czolgosz in ASSASSINS, all at the Phoenix Theatre. He took on the iconic character of Zach in A CHORUS LINE at Civic in 1993, and in a triumphant return to acting in 2015 after a 17-year hiatus, portrayed Caiaphas in JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.
A true native of Central Indiana, Michael’s roots run deep. He attended Avon High School, IUPUI, and Ball State University, nurturing his passion for theatre and honing his skills. Michael and his lovely wife, actress Marni Lemons, who is a third-generation Civic performer, reside in a charming 130-year-old house in downtown Indianapolis. Their enduring partnership of 29 years is a testament to their shared love for the performing arts and their remarkable contributions to the theatre community.
BRENT E. MARTY (MUSIC DIRECTOR)
Now celebrating his 26th season with Civic Theatre, “Mr. Marty,” as he is frequently referred to by so many, has music directed or directed over 100 productions here. He is also very actively involved in the metro Indianapolis arts community working with several 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, coordinates the company's accessibility initiatives and oversees all “musical” aspects of production. Credits at Civic include last season’s THE PROM and this summer’s YAP production of CATS. Other faves include THE SOUND OF MUSIC, RENT, MAMMA MIA!, SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, NEWSIES, HAIRSPRAY, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, LES MISERABLES and many more. Other local credits include music director for A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Indiana Repertory Theatre, BRIGHT STAR and FUN HOME at the Phoenix Theatre, and CHICAGO and FORBIDDEN BROADWAY (among others) with Actors Theatre of Indiana. Brent is a proud alumnus of Ball State University’s Department of Theatre & Dance, was awarded a Creative Arts Renewal Fellowship 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 New York premiere of an original cabaret - THE CARPENTERS PROJECT: AN OFFERING.
STAFF BIOS
ANNE BECK (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.
HOLLY STULTS (ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR CHOIRS)
“Ms. Holly” has been involved in some capacity in 8 of the 10 JOSEPHs at Civic. Working with three casts (choirs) of kids may seem daunting (and even frightening to some) but she is constantly inspired by the talent and heart of the young performers she works with. Her day job at Civic is the Education Programs Director where she helps manage one of the largest and longest-running theatre education programs in the state alongside friend and colleague Brent E. Marty. Holly is a proud graduate of Ball State University where she was the first Dance Performance major. This past fall she was honored with a Benny Award for dedicated leadership and service to BSU. Her local on-stage experience has landed her on stage at Beef and Boards, Actor’s Theatre of Indiana, The Lily Theatre at The Indianapolis Children’s Museum, The Phoenix Theatre; BobDirex, and here at Civic. Recently, she took on a new role as “Grandmama” to rising star, Vienna Kay. She dedicates her work on JOSEPH X to her son, Grant, who is a huge fan of “Jofess.”
ALLISON GIBBS (PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER)
Allison leads the stage management team at Civic Theatre and loves bringing a vision to life on stage. She graduated from the Indiana University Theatre & Drama department where she trained in stage and production management. While Allison has worked a wide variety of theatre, film, television, concerts and events in her career, her heart always leads her back to the stage for plays and musicals. Previous stage management credits at Civic Theatre include SOUND OF MUSIC, ELF THE MUSICAL, 42ND STREET, WILLY WONKA, CABARET and CAT IN THE HAT. Special thanks and love to Pat, Harper, Juliet and Melody!
DANIEL PADILLA (CONDUCTOR)
Daniel is from Columbus, Indiana where he was trained as a pianist and violinist before attending the University of Notre Dame where he studied organ and conducting. He has previously conducted productions for the South Bend Civic Theatre, The University of Notre Dame, Pasquerilla East Musical Company, Mill Race Theatre Company, and Footlite Musicals. Daniel lives downtown in Fountain Square with his beautiful wife Brynn and his two baby sons. As always, Daniel thanks Dr. Stephen Reen, his first and greatest teacher.
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 twelfth season with Civic, and some of her favorite Civic Theatre productions include THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, SPAMALOT, LITTLE WOMEN, and THE COLOR PURPLE. Adrienne strives to foster an inclusive and safe environment for everyone. She would like to thank her wonderful family, friends, and shop volunteers for all of their help and support!
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DREW BRYSON HE/THEY (HAIR/WIG & MAKEUP DESIGN)
Andrew Elliot is a makeup artist, wig designer, and stylist. His work can be seen with IU Opera and Ballet Theatre, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre, Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre, Actors Theatre of Indiana, Phoenix Theatre, Zach & Zack Productions, Summer Stock Stage, and more. As a makeup artist and stylist, his work can be seen locally and nationally in various publications, commercials, and editorials. The façade of the Palladium showcases his work as a part of the Blockhouse Studios productions of ‘Eos’ and ‘Frost.’ He spent 2020 recreating icons of film, fashion, and theatre, which gained national attention, with features in the New York Times, NowThis News, The Indianapolis Star, and Indianapolis Monthly. www.andrewelliotbeauty.com
RYAN KOHARCHIK (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.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN MARK ROSENBALM
Sept. 14, 1956 to Jan. 29,2025 Brownsburg, IN Civic Costume Volunteer and Audience Plant
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ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER
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.
TIM RICE
Tim Rice has worked in music, theatre, and films since 1965 when he met Andrew Lloyd Webber, a fellow struggling songwriter. Rather than pursue Tim’s ambitions to write rock or pop songs they turned their attention to Andrew’s obsession – musical theatre. Their first collaboration was based on the life of Dr. Thomas Barnardo, the Victorian philanthropist, The Likes of Us. Their next three works together were much more successful – Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar and Evita.
Tim has since worked with other distinguished popular composers such as Elton John (The Lion King, Aida), Alan Menken (Aladdin, King David, Beauty and the Beast), Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson (Chess), and Stuart Brayson (From Here to Eternity). He has also written with Freddie Mercury, Burt Bacharach and Rick Wakeman among others.
Tim founded his own cricket team in 1973, which has now played over 750 matches, and was president of MCC, founded in 1789, in 2002. He crops up here and there in all branches of the media, drawing on his extensive knowledge of the history of popular music.
As an EGOT, he is one of only 17 people in the world to have won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award, was knighted by HM Queen Elizabeth II in 1994, and is the proud owner of a boxer dog and two dozen chickens.
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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 civic@civictheatre.org.
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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; also open two hours before Palladium performances
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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.
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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.
MICHAEL J. LASLEY
EXECUTIVE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
CHRISTINE CARLISLE DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION
BRENT E. MARTY DIRECTOR OF MUSIC & EDUCATION
ANNE BECK YAP COORDINATOR
KATE COREY MANAGER OF DEVELOPMENT
ADRIENNE CONCES
RESIDENT COSTUME DESIGNER
ALLISON GIBBS PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER
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TESSA MONTGOMERY MARKETING MANAGER HOLLY STULTS EDUCATION PROGRAMS DIRECTOR
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