The Sound of Music - Digital Program

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SUGGESTED BY “THE TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS”

MUSIC BY RICHARD RODGERS

LYRICS BY OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II

BY MARIA AUGUSTA TRAPP

BOOK BY HOWARD LINDSAY & RUSSEL CROUSE WITH Patrick Bilbow Essence Chicoine* Sabrina Daly Sofia DeSena Avanti Dey McKenzy Dodson Jaelle Duff

Alli Franken Sarah Gay* Felix Gooden Arianna Hardaway* Wyatt Hartz Bob Hess*+ Lance Jewett*

Sophie Rose Kirkham Christina Austin Lopez*+ Brian Mathis* Paolo Montalban* Sally Nystuen Vahle*+ Alex Organ*+ Kenzie Rees

Kathryn Taylor Rose Molly Searcy*+ Cara Serber* Oscar Seung* Tiffany Solano*+ Angela Turner Wilson Zachary J. Willis*+

SCENIC DESIGN Beowulf Boritt

FIGHT DIRECTOR & INTIMACY COACH Ashley H. White

PRODUCTION MANAGER Andrew J. Brown

COSTUME DESIGN Alejo Vietti

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER Stephen Ravet*

ARTISTIC PRODUCER Sarahbeth Grossman

LIGHTING DESIGN Jason Lyons

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS Laura Berrios*, Emily Burke*

SOUND DESIGN Twi McCallum

DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION Bryan Anthony White

CASTING Eisenberg/Beans Casting Ally Beans, CSA Daryl Eisenberg, CSA

ENLOE/ROSE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Kevin Moriarty

MUSIC DIRECTOR

SAMUEL BAGALA

MANAGING DIRECTOR Jeffrey Woodward

CHOREOGRAPHER

BRIDGET L. MOORE

PRESENTING SPONSORS:

DIRECTOR

KEVIN MORIARTY The Director is a member of the STAGE DIRECTORS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS SOCIETY, a national theatrical labor union The scenic, costume, lighting sound and projection designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE.

JENNIFER & PETER ALTABEF

COMMUNITY PARTNER:

* Member of Actors’ Equity

Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

EXECUTIVE PRODUCING PARTNERS:

+ Member of Diane and

Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company.

This theater operates under an agreement with Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Dallas Theater Center is a member of the League of Resident Theaters; a constituent of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the nonprofit professional theater; and Visit Dallas.

ASSOCIATE PRODUCING PARTNER : PNC Bank ASSISTANT PRODUCING SPONSORS: Husch Blackwell Jackson Walker Gay and Lesbian Fund for Dallas THE SOUND OF MUSIC is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization. www.concordtheatricals.com

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Costumes for the Von Trapp Children, Captain Von Trapp, Nuns, Livery and Party Guests owned by Lyric Opera of Chicago, Costume Designer, Alejo Vietti

CAST and CHARACTERS In Order of Appearance

Maria Rainer......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... TIFFANY SOLANO*+ Sister Berthe....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ESSENCE CHICOINE* Sister Margaretta.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... CARA SERBER* The Mother Abbess........................................................................................................................................................................................... ANGELA TURNER WILSON Sister Sophia........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... AVANTI DEY Captain Georg von Trapp....................................................................................................................................................................................... PAOLO MONTALBAN* Franz............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. BOB HESS*+ Frau Schmidt............................................................................................................................................................................................................. SALLY NYSTUEN VAHLE*+ Liesl von Trapp................................................................................................................................................................................................. CHRISTINA AUSTIN LOPEZ*+ Friedrich von Trapp....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... WYATT HARTZ Louisa von Trapp............................................................................................................................................................................................................... MCKENZY DODSON Kurt von Trapp.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... PATRICK BILBOW Brigitta von Trapp.................................................................................................................................................................................................... SOPHIE ROSE KIRKHAM Marta von Trapp................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. KENZIE REES Gretl von Trapp.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. SOFIA DESENA Rolf Gruber.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... LANCE JEWETT* Elsa Schraeder..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... SARAH GAY* Max Detweiler.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ALEX ORGAN*+ Herr Zeller, Lieutenant............................................................................................................................................................................................................... BRIAN MATHIS* Baron Elberfeld, Admiral von Schreiber........................................................................................................................................................................ OSCAR SEUNG* Baroness Elberfeld................................................................................................................................................................................................................. MOLLY SEARCY*+ New Postulant.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. ARIANNA HARDAWAY* Frau Zeller...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... KATHRYN TAYLOR ROSE Neighbors of Captain von Trapp, Nuns, Party Guests.......................... ESSENCE CHICOINE*, CARA SERBER*, SALLY NYSTUEN VAHLE*+, SARAH GAY*, MOLLY SEARCY*+, ARIANNA HARDAWAY*, KATHRYN TAYLOR ROSE

UNDERSTUDIES Understudy for Maria Rainer.............................................................................................................................................................................. ARIANNA HARDAWAY* Understudy for The Mother Abbess.................................................................................................................................................................................. CARA SERBER* Understudy for Captain Georg von Trapp................................................................................................................................................................. OSCAR SEUNG* Understudy for Max Detweiler.................................................................................................................................................................................................... BOB HESS*+ Understudy for Friedrich and Kurt von Trapp............................................................................................................................................................ FELIX GOODEN Understudy for Brigitta and Louisa von Trapp............................................................................................................................................................ SABRINA DALY Understudy for Gretl and Marta von Trapp ..................................................................................................................................................................... JAELLE DUFF Understudy for New Postulant, Baroness Elberfeld, Frau Schmidt, Frau Zeller, Liesl von Trapp.................................................. ALLI FRANKEN Understudy for Elsa Schraeder, Sister Berthe, Sister Margaretta, Sister Sophia............................................................... KATHRYN TAYLOR ROSE Understudy for Admiral von Schreiber, Baron Elberfeld, Franz, Herr Zeller, Rolf Gruber .................................................. ZACHARY J. WILLIS*+

ORCHESTRA Conductor, Keys 1...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... SAMUEL BAGALA Violin 4, Viola................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... MIGUEL CANTU Cello................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. TESS CROWTHER Violin 1.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ELENOR DUNBAR Violin 3.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ELIJAH EVANS Violin 2............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. LEAH GREENFIELD FRITZ Bass/Guitar.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. DENNIS LANGEVIN Percussion..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... MICHAEL PTACIN Harp.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ALISON READ Viola ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................JORGE ZAPATA

Setting: AUSTRIA, 1938 There will be one 15 minute intermission

CREATIVE SUPPORT and CREW Alli Franken...............................................................

Jesse Fry....................................................................

Romello D. Huins......................................................

Shahrzad Mazaheri................................................

Will Elphingstone.....................................................

Claudia Jenkins.......................................................

Leah Fitzgerald........................................................

Assistant Director Associate Music Director Associate Scenic Design Assistant Costume Design Assistant Lighting Design Associate Sound Design Production Assistant

Lance Jewett*..........................................................

Alex Organ*..............................................................

Dance Captain Fight Captain

Samuel Bagala.........................................................

Jesse Fry....................................................................

Derick Longoria........................................................

Emiliano Pliego.........................................................

Orchestrations & Synth Programmer Music Contractor Child Supervisor Assistant Child Supervisor

Justin Higgins, Sarah Shipp..................................

Laurence Boyles.......................................................

Scenic Carpenters Scenic Painter

The Director is a member of the STAGE DIRECTORS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS SOCIETY, a national theatrical labor union The scenic, costume, lighting sound and projection designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE.

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

+ Member of Diane and Hal Brierley

Resident Acting Company.

This theater operates under an agreement with Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Dallas Theater Center is a member of the League of Resident Theaters; a constituent of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the nonprofit professional theater; and Visit Dallas.

Squeak Henderson..................................................

Lucas Barnes, Craig Elam, Colin Hancock..........................................................

Stage Operations Manager

Tiinia Auler, Toshi Salvino......................................

Logan Broker.............................................................

Rebecca Holt.............................................................

Emily Newcomb.......................................................

Catherine Garrett, Imani McCants, Ashley Peisher, Nan Rosenkranz..........................

Nick LaFleur, Jarryd Lara, Derick Longoria........................................................

Hair & Make-Up Technicians Hair & Make-Up Technician Swing Wardrobe Supervisor Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor

Christopher King Rollins........................................

Caroline Hodge........................................................

Ryan Burkle, Allie Cianell.......................................

Andrea Biggins, Kat Fahrenthold, Soren Haroldson, Justin Higgins, Jackie Lopez, Imani McCants, Candice Miears, Michael Nunez, Brent Scoggins............................

Light Board Programmer Light Board Operator Spot Light Operators

Devin Mulbery..........................................................

Elena Martin.............................................................

Joshua Nguyen........................................................

Emilee Biles, Kenze Carlson, Amadeo Fonseca, Anthony Holmes.......................................................

A1 - Audio Engineer A2 - Mic Technician A3 - Orchestra Technician

Connor John.............................................................

COVID Compliance Officer

Deck Crew

Dressers Stitchers

Electricians

Audio Overhires

FROM THE DIRECTOR FAITH, LOVE AND CONSCIENCE: Thoughts on The Sound of Music from Kevin Moriarty, Enloe/Rose Artistic Director It’s the best-known movie musical of all time. It’s hard to imagine a fan of musicals who hasn’t seen the opening shot, the camera swirling in over the Alpine meadows to come down over Julie Andrews, twirling in her apron.

But many may not know that the stage musical was commissioned by and created for its original Broadway star: not Julie Andrews, but theater legend Mary Martin (who also created the leading roles in South Pacific and Peter Pan). Opening on Broadway in 1959, The Sound of Music was the last musical that composer Richard Rodgers and lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II wrote together.

Hammerstein was diagnosed with stomach cancer while writing the show and died less than a year after it opened.

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Despite having transformed the style and content of Broadway musicals through their bold innovations with Oklahoma!, Carousel, and The King and I, the duo’s final show received mixed reviews when it opened. Some critics found it to be too sentimental and out of step with the times.

In the same theater season, praise was heaped on the hard-edged cynicism of Gypsy, whose lyrics were written by Hammerstein’s protégé, Stephen Sondheim, while the Pulitzer Prize for Drama went to the satirical political musical, Fiorerllo!

And yet, audiences instantly fell in love with the show. The musical ran for three and a half years on Broadway and nearly twice as long in London, where it became the longest running musical in British history. The original Broadway cast recording occupied the number one position on the Billboard charts for four months. When the film was released, the soundtrack recording was on the Billboard charts for four and a half years. The songs have become part of the fabric of American musical life (one example: Ariana Grande’s song, “7 Rings,” which is based on the melody of “My Favorite Things,” spent eight weeks at number one in 2019).

Despite the ubiquity of the film and the songs, many people don’t know that the play and the movie differ. Songs appear in different contexts and characters have added dimension.

We hope that our production will inspire audiences to experience The Sound of Music with fresh eyes and an open heart. The dialogue and music are the same as in the original stage production, but our cast and creative team have attempted to shed any preconceived notions of how the design should look or how the characters should be portrayed. Instead of reproducing an old movie on stage, we are approaching the material as if it were a brand-new play.

The Sound of Music illuminates the choices people make when confronted with their deepest fears. Will you open yourself to Paolo Montalban and Sarah Gay with Kevin Moriarty and Alli Franken. PHOTO BY IMANI THOMAS intimacy with someone you love when you are afraid of your desire?

Will you allow yourself to be vulnerable with another person when you have experienced the pain of loss? Will you be an upstander when your fellow citizens capitulate to a genocidal dictator? Will you give up your home and risk your family’s safety rather than be complicit with those who espouse evil? Will you follow God’s calling when racked with fear?

At its simplest, The Sound of Music is a story about romantic and familial love. But Hammerstein understood that loving someone, and accepting love in return, is rarely simple. Whether comically in Oklahoma! or tragically in Carousel, the vulnerability of loving is a recurring theme in many of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musicals. When Maria enters the convent as a means of hiding from her own desire, the Mother Abbess tells her that she must leave.

“What you must find is – how does God want you to spend your love.” For Maria, the widowed Captain and his grieving children, the answer is found in creating a new, blended family.

As in all of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s masterpieces, the psychologically driven personal story at the center of The Sound of Music exists within a broader context. Set in Austria in 1938, the love story plays out against the events of the Anschluss, when Hitler’s German army crossed the border into Austria, unopposed by the Austrian military. The Germans were greeted with great enthusiasm and Austria was annexed. Widespread antisemitic actions and political violence followed. Anyone opposing the Nazi rule was subject to arrest, torture and death. Jews were attacked, their businesses seized, their posessions looted. Ultimately, more than 6 million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust.

One year after the Anschluss, much of the world was plunged into World War II.

Cast members of The Sound of Music. PHOTO BY IMANI THOMAS

In 1959, Broadway audiences would have understood exactly what was at stake for the characters. The people watching

the play had fought in and lived through World War II. They had seen the unimaginable horror of the Holocaust. They had come face to face with the anti-semitism, racial hatred and violence of the Nazis. It didn’t need to be overtly depicted on the stage. They would have palpably understood the terrible consequences that would follow when Elsa sings to the Captain that resisting the Germans is useless: There’s no way to stop it, No you can’t stop it even if you try…

You’re a fool if you worry Over anything but little Number One!

Cast members of The Sound of Music. PHOTO BY IMANI THOMAS

The original audiences for The Sound of Music would have enjoyed the many happy moments of the musical even while simultaneously seeing images of destruction in their memories.

Our production attempts to make that experience visually manifest on stage for a contemporary audience. We have created a design in which two elements can coexist in the same theatrical space: an intimate story of personal discovery played out against the very real destruction that would soon be wrought by the Nazis.

In The Sound of Music, religious faith helps the characters navigate through moments of crisis. Hammerstein’s lyrics sing with a love of music and nature, both of which he links to spirituality and healing. The first lyrics he wrote for The Sound of Music express Maria’s faith with simplicity and grace: I go to the hills When my heart is lonely, I know I will hear What I’ve heard before.

My heart will be blessed With the sound of music And I’ll sing once more.

Similarly, for Hammerstein the pursuit of faith and personal understanding are connected to the innate moral responsibility to stand up for social justice. In the first act, the Mother Abbess sings “Climb Every Mountain” to Maria to inspire her to accept her romantic desire for the Captain and her maternal love for his children. At the play’s conclusion, the song returns, but now its meaning has expanded to become a call to action for each person to stand up for righteousness in the broader world.

These ideas about the deep rewards of family, the power of faith, and the solemn obligation of each individual to make the world more just for all had occupied Hammerstein for most of his life. In his final months, surrounded by his family on his farm in Pennsylvania, he wrote the lyrics to “Edelweiss.” This is the culmination of his final song: …bless my homeland forever.

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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND for The Sound of Music Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music is set in and around Salzburg, Austria just before the Anschluss (union) of March 12, 1938, during which Adolf Hitler’s Germany annexed Austria into the Reich (empire). As an Austrian patriot and a devout Catholic, Captain Georg von Trapp strongly opposed Anschluss as it deconstructed his beloved country, absorbing it into Germany.

1938 was a critical year to those living in Germany and Austria. In March, German troops entered Austria to an enthusiastic welcome. As Ruth Maier, a Jewish schoolgirl who observed these events, remarked “all Austrians were celebrating and jumping about in excitement. [Nazi] flags were hoisted, people hugged and kissed each other in sheer joy.”

Hitler and the Nazi Party advanced a racist ideal, promoting an Aryan master race. Hitler sought to conquer Europe and beyond, establishing a new empire freed of all racial enemies. An April 1938 vote passed by 99% of the Austrian population approved the annexation and Austria ceased to exist. Jews and Roma could not vote and, while the vote was certainly not fair, it was overwhelming. Those opposing Nazi rule risked imprisonment and death. Anti-Jewish laws were quickly imposed in Austria.

Violence was immediate. Jewish leaders and religious Jews were openly harassed. The 200,000 Austrian Jews had seen the evolution of the Nazi regime in neighboring Germany and were under no illusions. They had to go somewhere, anywhere.

Adolf Eichmann, sometimes called the “architect” of the final solution to the Jewish question, facilitated Jewish emigration, and confiscated Jewish homes and businesses. Austria became a training ground for how to deal with the Jews.

In July, thirty-two countries met at the Evian Conference to consider the refugee crisis. Most were unwilling to accept Jewish immigrants. Still, by December 1939, almost three out of four Austrian Jews had fled the country.

In November, the Nazis centrally coordinated public attacks on the Jews in Germany and Austria. These attacks began on the night of November 9, 1938 and were known as Kristallnacht (Crystal Night or Night of Broken Glass). In Austria, most of Vienna’s synagogues were looted and burned to the ground while fire departments and members of the public stood by and watched. Across the country, thousands of Jews were arrested and sent to concentration camps in Germany, and Jewish businesses were looted and destroyed. Survivor Magie Furst, who settled in Dallas, notes she “remember[s] seeing flames from the window...the synagogue was in flames and the school was destroyed.”

World reaction was intense. Priests and pastors — not just rabbis — and political leaders condemned the attacks. President Franklin Roosevelt responded angrily and recalled the ambassador from Germany for consultation.

Still, there was little public support for increased immigration or an appetite for military action to stop Hitler. It was not until two days after Hitler invaded Poland on September 1, 1939 that Britain and France would declare war on Germany, beginning World War II. This, then, is the backdrop to the events of this beloved musical.

- Sara Abosch-Jacobson, Ph.D. Barbara Rabin Chief Education Officer Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

This program is supported in part by Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.”

ARTISTS

PATRICK BILBOW

Kurt von Trapp

Patrick Bilbow is so excited to be back on stage at Dallas Theater Center in one of his family’s favorite musicals! Patrick’s credits include Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol at Dallas Theater Center, Bruce in Matilda and Young Clyde in Bonnie And Clyde at Casa Manana, Michael in Elf and Nigel in Matilda at Plaza Theatre Co, Mayor in The Wizard Of Oz at Casa Manana, Winthrop in The Music Man at Plaza Theatre Co, and Newsies at Lyric Stage. Patrick is a Broadway Kids Auditions (BKA) student and also loves to rock the electric guitar with the School of Rock! Instagram: @patrickbilbow

ESSENCE CHICOINE

Sister Berthe, Party Guest Essence Chicoine is thrilled to be performing in this year’s production of The Sound of Music. Essence is making her Dallas Theatre Center debut but she is no stranger to the stage. She has been singing and acting since she could remember and majored in Vocal Performance. Essence has performed in regional productions of The Wiz, Annie, Sister Act and Mary Poppins. She has also performed in regional and professional opera productions of La Bohéme, Carmen, La Traviata, and Eugene Onegin. Essence loves her family and thanks them for all their love and support.

SABRINA DALY

Understudy for Louisa and Brigitta von Trapp Sabrina Daly is honored to join Dallas Theater Center’s production of The Sound of Music.

Prior roles include Fan and Ghost of Christmas Future in A Christmas Carol (2019 & 2021), Lavender in Matilda and Mush in Newsies. She loves to sing, dance, compose music, and play musical instruments (piano, guitar, violin). She also enjoys drawing, crocheting and writing stories. Sabrina would like to thank Dallas Theater Center for this opportunity as well as her coaches and mentors for their guidance and family for their love and support.

ARTISTS

SOFIA DESENA

Gretl von Trapp

Sofia DeSena is thrilled to be on the Dallas Theater Center stage once again. She made her DTC debut in Public Works Dallas’ As You Like It as part of the community, portraying a member of Rosalind’s family, alongside her mother Tiffany and brother Nolan. Last summer, she portrayed “The Child” in The Elevator Project’s Lucha Teotl. At the tender age of 7, she already has an extensive resume, appearing in numerous regional and national commercials, most recently with her mother and brother in a campaign for Dodge Ram Trucks. She also recently recorded her first voice-over spot for Ohio Tuition Trust Authority. She is represented

by Kim Dawson Agency. Sofia is thrilled to be sharing the stage with her mother again in a role that she has longed to play since she was 3 years old. However, Sofia’s greatest passion is being a little girl who loves her family, “The Descendants” and “My Little Pony”.

AVANTI DEY

Sister Sophia

Avanti Dey is thrilled to be making her debut with Dallas Theater Center. As an operatic mezzo-soprano, recent roles include Sesto (Giulio Cesare), Vitellia (La clemenza di Tito), Bradamante (Alcina), Dorabella (Così fan tutte), and Mother (Hänsel and Gretel). Recent musical theatre roles include Mother Abbess in The Sound of Music (Artisan Center Theater) and Lucy Barker/Beggar Woman (Sweeney Todd) with Music Theater Denton. Upcoming engagements include Mrs. Segstrom in A Little Night Music with Operativo Houston and a program of opera scenes with Diversitá Opera Arts Company. PhD in Psychology and Neuroscience: Washington University in St Louis.

MCKENZY DODSON

Louisa

Mckenzy Dodson is a 12 year old actress who is thrilled to return to the stage at DTC to play in The Sound of Music. Previously, McKenzy was in A Christmas Carol, at DTC, in both 2018 and 2019. She has several years acting experience in theaters and on camera. When McKenzy is not rehearsing lines or self taping for an audition she enjoys being with her friends, drawing, playing volleyball, signing, dancing, and being with her puppy Bear.

McKenzy is thankful to her parents for their continued support in all of her endeavors.

McKenzy hopes you enjoy the show.

ARTISTS

JAELLE DUFF

Understudy for Gretl and Marta von Trapp Jaelle Duff is beyond excited to be back with Dallas Theater Center working with such a fantastic cast and staff! Her previous Dallas Theater Center experience was with Our Town/Nuestro Pueblo as the understudy for Rebecca. She is a first grade student, has done productions of Matilda Jr. as well as Frog and Toad, and is currently a vocal and piano student at New Song School of the Arts in Arygle, TX. She looks forward to many more opportunities to work with Dallas Theater Center. Jaelle is thankful for her family’s support of her gift and dreams.

ALLI FRANKEN

Understudy for Liesl von Trapp, Baroness Elberfeld, Frau Schmidt, Frau Zeller, New Postulant Alli Franken is so excited to work on her first show with DTC! Recent Credits include: Legally Blonde (Associate Director/Choreographer) and Matilda (Acrobat/Dance Capt) with Firehouse Theatre, The Wiz (Choreographer) with Grand Prairie Arts Council, Holiday In the Park (Choreographer) with Six Flags Over Texas, Everything Will Be Fine (Swing) with Prism Movement Theatre, Puffs (Sally Perks/Others) with Imprint Theatreworks. BFA: Texas Christian University. Special shoutout to Kevin, Sarahbeth, Sam, and Ally Beans for welcoming her onto the team! Thank you for supporting live theatre!

SARAH GAY

Elsa Schraeder, Nun Sarah Gay is happy to be back at DTC after last appearing here as Mrs. Fezziwig in 2018’s version of A Christmas Carol. She has performed on stages across Texas, including Circle Theatre, Lyric Stage, Uptown Players, The Alley, ZACH theatre, TexARTS, Penfold Theatre, Mary Moody Northen Theatre and more. Her directing work has been seen this season at Circle Theatre (The Last Wide Open) and TexARTS (Honky Tonk Laundry). For Stella & Oliver- you are a few of my favorite things!

ARTISTS

FELIX GOODEN

Understudy for Friedrich and Kurt von Trapp Felix Gooden fell in love with acting at a young age and grew up making and starring in his own home movies. He began formal training when he was nine and had his first lead role in his school’s dramatic production of The Nutcracker. He recently finished playing Si and Joe Crowell in the Dallas Theater Center production of Our Town/Nuestro Pueblo and has also appeared in commercials for Children’s Health. Felix learned Spanish while attending Spanish World School in Dallas. He is currently in 7th grade at Sudie Williams TAG Academy in Dallas. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, running track, and playing video games.

ARIANNA HARDAWAY

New Postulant, Nun, Understudy for Maria Rainer Arianna Hardaway is thrilled to make her debut at Dallas Theater Center! She is an Atlanta native, but you may have seen her around DFW as Clarice in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer at Casa Manana. She would like to thank her friends, family and boyfriend for their undying support! @notesfromash

WYATT HARTZ

Friedrich von Trapp Wyatt Hartz is thrilled to be returning to Dallas Theater Center, where he previously performed as Boy Scrooge and Turkey Boy in the 2019 production of A Christmas Carol.

Wyatt, a fourth grader at Solar Preparatory School for Boys, began performing on stage at the age of three. He has been in numerous productions at North Texas Performing Arts and Breitling Performing Arts. Favorite past roles include Charlie Bucket in Willy Wonka Jr., Michael Banks in Mary Poppins, LeFou in Beauty and the Beast Jr., and Eric in Matilda the Musical Jr. Wyatt would like to thank DTC for this amazing opportunity!

ARTISTS

BOB HESS

Franz, Understudy for Max Detweiler A member of DTC’s Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company, Bob Hess last appeared on our stage in Our Town/Nuestro Pueblo, A Christmas Carol, and To Kill a Mockingbird.

Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, he has appeared on nearly every stage in the Metroplex over the last 40 years, most recently in WaterTower Theatre’s I Am My Own Wife and Stage West’s regional premiere of The Children. Other DFW performances have included La Cage aux Folles, The Nance, and Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Uptown Players), Rock of Ages and Million Dollar Quartet (directed by Hunter Foster) (Casa Manana), Hand to God, Pride and Prejudice, and Sexy Laundry (WaterTower Theatre), and Driving Miss Daisy (with Sandy Duncan) (North Carolina Theatre). The recipient of numerous awards from DFW Critics’ Forum and Broadway World, Bob is represented by The Mary Collins Agency and is proud to serve as an Assistant Professor of Theatre at University of North Texas.

LANCE JEWETT

Rolf Gruber

Lance Jewett is thrilled to be making his DTC debut with The Sound of Music! Recent credits include Grease (Danny Zuko) at Great Plains Theater; Holiday Follies (Performer) at Lake Dillon Theater; Bare (Jason) at Theatre TCU; and First Date (Gabe) at Stage West.

Lance received his BFA in Musical Theater from TCU (go frogs!!) and now lives in New York. Thanks to Danny + Ricky with LINK, the Theatre TCU faculty, and Ally Beans with Eisenberg/Beans Casting. He’d most like to thank his family, friends, and Abigail for their support. Enjoy the show!

SOPHIE ROSE KIRKHAM

Brigitta von Trapp

Sophie Rose Kirkham is over-the-moon excited to be debuting with Dallas Theater Center.

She is an eight year musical theatre student of the Young Artist Training Program (YATP) and attends Parish Episcopal School. Favorite previous credits include Little Red Ridinghood in Into the Woods with YATP, Children’s Chorus in Evita with Lyric Stage at the Majestic Theatre Dallas and multiple seasons as a Party Child in Ben Stevenson’s The Nutcracker with Texas Ballet Theater at the ATTPAC Winspear Opera House. She also plays piano and guitar and her first script, Rogue, was selected to be featured in Our Productions Theatre Co.’s Play Readers Club Festival this spring. Love to Mom, Dad & Slade! @SophieRoseArts

ARTISTS

CHRISTINA AUSTIN LOPEZ Leisl von Trapp Christina Austin Lopez is a proud member of DTC’s Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company! Her DTC credits include: Our Town/Nuestro Pueblo (Emily Webb), A Christmas Carol (Lucy/Laundress/Dance Captain), Tiny Beautiful Things (Letter Writer #2), In the Heights (Ensemble). Other regional credits include: The Music Man (Marian, Theatre Three), 72 Miles to Go (Eva, Alley All New), West Side Story (Rosalia, A.D. Players), Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley and The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley (Lydia, Main Street Theatre), Rapture Blister Burn (Avery, 4th Wall Theatre), A Christmas Carol (Shopkeeper Stiltz/Ensemble, Zach Theatre), In the Heights (Ensemble, North Carolina Theatre), The House on Mango Street (Lucy/Sally/As Cast, CaraMia Theatre), and Borderline (Stages Houston Sin Muros Festival, Veronica). She is a graduate of Baylor University where she received a BFA in Theatre Performance with a Concentration in Musical Theatre. Her Baylor credits include: Fiddler on the Roof (Hodel), Crazy for you (Irene), Mr. Burns A Post Electric Play (Quincy/Lisa), and Spring Awakening (Wendla). Many thanks to DTC for this amazing opportunity! christinaaustinlopez. com TikTok: @xtina_lopez Luke 1:37

BRIAN MATHIS

Herr Zeller, Lieutenant Brian Mathis is thrilled to be back onstage at DTC! He appeared previously in A Christmas Carol and Giant. Other local venues include Casa Manana, Stage West, Circle Theatre, Water Tower, Lyric Stage, Amphibian Stage. TUTS-Houston, Nashville Rep, Arizona Theatre Co, Syracuse Stage, Bucks County, and many others. National Equity tours of Seussical, and Jesus Christ Superstar. Over 140 Anime projects including “One Piece” and “Ancient Magus Bride”. Love to Rachel and Clayton.

PAOLO MONTALBAN

Captain Georg von Trapp

Paolo Montalban is elated returning to Dallas Theater Center since Bella: An American Tall Tale! He’s best known as Prince Christopher in “Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella” (Disney+) and Kung Lao in “Mortal Kombat: Conquest” (HBO Max). Broadway: Pacific Overtures, The King & I, Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Off-Broadway: The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Bella: An American Tall Tale (Playwrights Horizons- Lortel nomination), Two Gentlemen of Verona (NYSF). Regional: The King & I (Lyric Opera- The King), A Little Night Music (ACT). TV: “Madam Secretary”, “The Blacklist”, “Law & Order: SVU”. Film: The Girl Who Left Home, Just Wright, The Great Raid. LuntFontanne Fellow. Insta:@itspaolmontalban

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SALLY NYSTUEN VAHLE

Frau Schmidt, Nun

Sally Nystuen Vahle is a member of Dallas Theater Center’s Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company. Sally made her DTC debut in 1992. The upcoming 2022-2023 season marks Sally’s 30th year at the Dallas Theater Center. Sally has been fortunate to play a wide range of roles on stages. Recent favorite roles include: Ouiser in Steel Magnolias; Mildred in Miller, Mississippi; Scrooge in A Christmas Carol; Fraulein Kost in Cabaret; Medea in Medea; and Clytemnestra in Electra. Most recently, Sally appeared at DTC’s Christmas Present in A Christmas Carol and Leanne in Cake Ladies. Sally is a Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Award recipient, a Co-Founder of Dallas’ Kitchen Dog Theater, and she works extensively in broadcast/voice-over. Sally serves the University of North Texas Department of Theater as Associate Professor of Acting and Voice. www.sallyvahle.com www.sallyvahlevoiceover.com

ALEX ORGAN

Max Detweiler

Alex Organ is a member of Dallas Theater Center’s Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company where his credits include: Our Town (Nuestro Pueblo), Cake Ladies; Working: A Musical; Something Grim(m); In the Bleak Midwinter: A Christmas Carol for Our Time; Little Women, Twelfth Night; Public Works Dallas’ As You Like It; White Rabbit Red Rabbit, The Trials of Sam Houston; Frankenstein; Miller, Mississippi; Inherit the Wind; Electra; Public Works Dallas’ The Tempest; Constellations; Dreamgirls; All the Way; A Christmas Carol; Sense and Sensibility; The Rocky Horror Show; Les Misérables; The Fortress of Solitude; and Fly By Night.

Local/Regional: Second Thought Theatre; Undermain Theatre; Theatre Three; WaterTower Theatre; Trinity Shakespeare Festival; Shakespeare Dallas; Lyric Stage; Epic Theater Ensemble; Repertory Theatre of St. Louis; Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park; Alley Theatre.

Film/TV: Law & Order: SVU and Second Guessing Grandma. Alex was the Artistic Director at Second Thought Theater for six years, and he holds an MFA from the Yale School of Drama.

KENZIE REES

Marta von Trapp Kenzie Rees is thrilled to be making her DallasTheater Center debut! She was last seen as Amanda Thripp in Matilda at Firehouse Theater. She has also appeared in school productions as Little Red in Into the Woods Jr. and as an ensemble member in Cinderella Jr. When not on stage she can be found studying dance, voice, and acting for stage and tv/film. Kenzie is represented by The Campbell Agency and Take 3 Talent.

She’d like to thank her family,friends and coaches/teachers for their support. She hopes you enjoy the show!

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KATHRYN TAYLOR ROSE Frau Zeller, Nun Understudy for Elsa Schraeder, Sister Margarita, Sister Sophia, Sister Berthe Kathryn Taylor Rose is thrilled to be back at Dallas Theater Center. BFA Musical Theater Sam Houston State, MFA Acting candidate at SMU. Recent credits include: Titania in Midsummer Night’s Dream/SMU, Viola in Twelfth Night/SMU, and Old Shady in Men on Boats/SMU. Other credits: A Christmas Carol 2018 (Laundress)/Dallas Theater Center, The Music Man (Eulalie McKechnie Shinn/Ewart Dunlop)/Theatre Three, Ballad of Little Jo (Kate Monaghan)/WaterTower Theatre, She Loves Me (Ilona Ritter)/Runway Theater, Adding Machine: A Musical (Mrs. One)/Theatre Three, and her various one-woman cabaret shows. www.kathryntaylorrose.com

MOLLY SEARCY

Baroness Elberfeld, Nun Linda and Bill Custard SMU Meadows Actor

Molly Searcy is a member of Dallas Theater Center’s Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company where her credits include: Cake Ladies (Keith/Keisha); Our Town/ Nuestro Pueblo (Mrs. Soames); A Christmas Carol (Christmas Past/Sister-in-Law); Working: A Musical (Dolores); The Wolves (#11); Something Grim(m); In the Bleak Midwinter: A Christmas Carol for Our Time; and Frankenstein. Local/Regional: Undermain Theatre; Second Thought Theatre; Alley Theatre; Arena Stage; Stages Repertory Theatre; Houston Symphony; Main Street Theater; 4th Wall Theatre Co.; Houston Grand Opera; Unity Theatre. In addition to her work in the theatre, Molly is a voice over artist for Microsoft, Cartoon Network, FUNimation, Sentai Filmworks, and Sound Cadence Studios. Her work in anime allows her to travel both nationally and internationally as a frequent guest of anime conventions. Molly earned her MFA from Southern Methodist University and is represented

by Mary Collins Agency.

CARA SERBER

Sister Margaretta, Party Guest, Understudy for Mother Abbess Cara is always so happy to be onstage at DTC. Previous shows at Dallas Theater Center include Superman, Hairspray and A Christmas Carol. She has been seen Off Broadway and many DFW theatres. Cara is represented by the Mary Collins Agency. Many thanks to Kevin and Sam and the awesome crew.

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OSCAR SEUNG Baron Elberfeld, Admiral von Schreiber Understudy for Captain Georg von Trapp Oscar Seung is thrilled to return to Dallas Theater Center after making his debut playing Kim Jong-Un in the world premiere of The Supreme Leader. Oscar is a Dallas-based actor, violinist, pianist, opera singer, and music director. From film and television pilots to theater and voiceovers, Oscar champions the representation of Asian-Americans in media and the arts. He received his Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from TCU and can currently be seen in We Can Be Heroes on Netflix, directed by Robert Rodriguez, and The Turkey Bowl on Hulu, directed by Greg Coolidge. He also guest co-starred in the ABC pilot, “False Profits.”

Anime/video game voiceover credits include: Attack on Titan (Varis), Borderlands 3 (Nettle), Yuri on Ice! (Seung-Gil Lee), and One Piece (Daruma). Oscar is grateful to make appearances at anime conventions all over the country, inspiring other BIPOC and LGBT actors to pursue their passion for the arts. He is represented by the Mary Collins Agency.

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TIFFANY SOLANO

Maria Rainer

Tiffany Solano joined Dallas Theater Center’s Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company in 2018. Dallas Theater Center credits include: Working: A Musical; Something Grim(m); In the Bleak Midwinter: A Christmas Carol for Our Time; American Mariachi; In the Heights; Public Works Dallas’ As You Like It; Twelfth Night; and two seasons of A Christmas Carol. She has performed at theaters nationwide, most recently at The Goodman in Chicago. Other regional highlights: The Mark Taper Forum, Denver Center Theatre, South Coast Repertory, San Jose Repertory, Mixed Blood Theatre and Will & Company. Locally, she has performed with Theatre Three, Dallas Children’s Theater, Cara Mía Theatre Co. and Dallas Museum of Art / Arts & Letters Live. Other notable credits include Cesar and Ruben: The Musical, written and directed

by Ed Begley Jr.; and flying on a magic carpet in Disney’s Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular as Princess Jasmine. She has also appeared in numerous commercials, television, and film productions. She is represented by Kim Dawson Agency. For Tiffany, there is no greater role than being Mom, but this production is particularly special because she is sharing the stage with her daughter, Sofia, in these dream roles. To Sofia and Nolan, “te quiero”!@tiffanyesolano

ANGELA TURNER WILSON

Mother Abbess

Angela Turner Wilson thanks the Dallas Theater Center for this wonderful debut opportunity.

Ms. Wilson has performed leading roles with major opera houses throughout the country including: The Washington National Opera at the Kennedy Center, New York City Opera at Lincoln Center, Kansas City Opera, Portland Opera, Boston Lyric Opera, and Atlanta Opera.

She currently holds the position of Associate Professor of Professional Practice and Division Chair of Voice at Texas Christian University. Go Frogs!

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ZACHARY J. WILLIS

Understudy for Admiral von Schreiber, Baron Elberfeld, Franz, Herr Zeller, Rolf Gruber Zachary J. Willis is a proud member of the Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company. Zach was most recently seen as George Gibbs in Our Town/Nuestro Pueblo, Young Marley/Charitable Man in A Christmas Carol, and Letter Writer #3 in Tiny Beautiful Things here at DTC. Zach studied Musical Theatre at Sam Houston State University. Other stage credits include The Music Man (Theatre3), Spring Awakening (TUTS & Uptown Players); Annie, Grease, The Wizard of Oz (Casa Mañana); A 3D Adventure (Circle Theatre); Xanadu, Panto Wonderful Wizard, Panto Snow Queen: Unfrozen (Stages Repertory Theatre); The First Noel (Jubilee Theatre, Irma P. Hall Black Theatre Award Recipient). zacharyjwillis.com @zacharyjwillis

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ARTISTS KEVIN MORIARTY (Director) is the Enloe/Rose Artistic Director of Dallas Theater Center, where his work as a director includes: It’s a Bird … It’s a Plane … It’s Superman; The Who’s Tommy; The Wiz; A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Henry IV; King Lear; The Tempest; Fat Pig; his original adaptation of A Christmas Carol; Oedipus el Rey; Medea; Electra; Colossal; All the Way; Inherit the Wind; Hair, The Great Society, The Trials of Sam Houston, Twelfth Night and In the Bleak Midwinter: A Christmas Carol for Our Time. Since 2007 he has led Dallas Theater Center through many new initiatives, including the move into the Wyly Theatre; the establishment of the Brierley Resident Acting Company; the creation of Public Work Dallas; an extensive series of new play productions; community collaborations with North Texas Food Bank, Dallas Holocaust Museum, Dallas Museum of Art, and most of the region’s theater companies; and multi-year partnerships with Booker T. Washington High School for the Visual and Performing Arts and SMU Meadows School of the Arts. Before joining Dallas Theater Center, Kevin served as the artistic director of the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca, NY, for seven years. From 2002-2007 Kevin was the Head of Directing for the Brown University/Trinity Rep MFA Program in Providence, RI, and he was an Associate Artist at Trinity Rep Company. He made his operatic directing debut with The Lighthouse for The Dallas Opera in 2012 and directed The Marriage of Figaro in 2014. Kevin has served as a public school music teacher at La Crescent High School in La Crescent, MN, and as an Associate Professor at Brown University. Kevin has served as Board Chair for Dallas Arts District and Theatre Communications Group, Vice-President for National Alliance for Musical Theatre, member of Booker T. Washington Advisory Board and the Dallas Assembly; he has been a recipient of a Drama League directing fellowship, and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin.

BRIDGET L. MOORE (Choreographer) is a native of Dallas, TX and is the Artistic Director of B. MOORE DANCE. Moore’s choreographic works provide both cultural and kinesthetic experiences rooted in African-American and global dance aesthetics. Her choreography is kinesthetically and technically challenging and at times period-specific, integrating historical and cultural perspectives through research and development.

She has received choreographic commissions from TITAS,Ailey II, Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, Urban Bush Women, to name a few. In addition, Moore’s work has been presented at, Jacob’s Pillow-Inside/Out, Dee & Charles WylyTheatre, Winspear Opera House, The Joyce Theater and Ailey Citigroup Theater, among others.

SAMUEL BAGALA (Music Director, Orchestrations) is thrilled to be making his Dallas Theater Center debut! Credits include Associate Music Director/ Conductor for the 1st National tour of Hamilton, Music Director for the 20th Anniversary tour of RENT, Music Director for three seasons of the Elf the Musical tour, keyboardist for Charlie & The Chocolate Factory on Broadway, nine seasons at Maine State Music Theater. Other regional theater: Fulton Theater, Theatre by the Sea & Ogunquit Playhouse. Sam is a graduate of The Boston Conservatory. Endless thanks to Mom, Dad, Bub, Teesta, and Rose! www.samuelbagala.com BEOWOLF BORITT (Scenic Design) DTC: Tommy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Tempest, A Christmas Carol, Superman, Bring It On, The Trials of Sam Houston. Broadway: 25 shows including Act One (Tony Award), The Scottsboro Boys (Tony Nomination), Therese Raquin (Tony Nomination), Come From Away, Flying Over Sunset, Freestyle Love Supreme, Be More Chill, The New One, Bernhardt/Hamlet, Meteor Shower, A Bronx Tale, Prince Of Broadway, Hand To God, Sondheim On Sondheim, …Spelling Bee , LoveMusik, Rock Of Ages, and Chaplin. Off- Broadway: 100 shows including The Last Five Years, Fiddler On The Roof (in Yiddish), Sleepwalk With Me, and Miss Julie.

ALEJO VIETTI (Costume Design) New York: Broadway’s Holiday Inn, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (West End-Olivier Nomination, National tour, Japan, UK Tour and Australia) and Allegiance (Drama Desk Nomination). Works for the Radio City Rockettes, Roundabout Theatre Company, Manhattan Theatre Club, NYC Opera, CityCenter Encores!, Atlantic Theatre, MCC, Primary Stages, and Irish Rep among others. Selected Regional: AlleyTheatre (over 25 productions), Hartford Stage, Goodspeed Opera, Guthrie Theatre, Arena Stage, The Old Globe, Shakespeare Theatre DC, LaJolla Playhouse, Ford’s Theatre, Chicago Lyric Opera, Minnesota Opera. Other: Disney’s Hunchback of Notre Dame (US Premiere. Japan.

Germany) Ringling Brothers. TDF Irene Sharaff YoungMaster Award Recipient.@Alejo_Vietti_Costume_Design JASON LYONS (Lighting Design) Broadway: Hand to God, On the Town, Bronx Bombers, Bring It On, Rock of Ages, The Threepenny Opera, Barefoot in the Park, and Good Vibrations. Recent: Gloria: A Life (ART & McCarter), Austen’s Pride (5th Ave), Junk (Arena Stage), Skylight (McCarter), Oklahoma (TUTS), Clueless (The New Group), Sugar In Our Wounds (MTC), Between the Lines (KC Rep), Romy & Michele’s… (5th Ave), Familiar, Robin Hood, Red Velvet, Macbeth, Loves Labors Lost (Old Globe), Kings, Dry Powder, Barbecue (Public). Crazy for You, Jesus Christ Superstar, & Cabaret (Signature). Heathers (NWS). Obie Award for Sustained Excellence in Lighting Design. jasonlyonsdesign.com TWI MCCALLUM (Sound Design) is happy to make her Dallas Theater Center debut. Selected credits include: Broadway: Chicken & Biscuits (designer and co-composer), Company (design apprentice). Off-Broadway: The Last of the Love Letters (Atlantic Theater Company), A Commercial Jingle for Regina Comet (Daryl Roth Theater). Regional: Justice (Arizona Theater Company), Frankenstein (Kansas City Rep), Extinction (Baltimore Center Stage). Member United Scenic Artists 829 and Motion Picture Editors Guild 700. Special thanks to Claudia Jenkins for being an outstanding associate designer.

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ASHLEY H. WHITE (Fight Director & Intimacy Coach) is an award-winning director, fight & intimacy director, and teaching artist, with international credits and nearly two decades of experience. As a director, she has helmed many productions, each of which incorporate significant play and pursuit of creative risk. She is a certified Intimacy Director with IDC Professionals. As an ID, she has worked across the U.S, in addition to on television, where her intimacy coordination work can be seen on Amazon (“Panic”) and on The CW (“Walker”). She is an accomplished Fight Director and is a Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors. Ashley splits her time between New York City and Dallas, Texas, where she is the Artistic Director of the award-winning IMPRINT Theatreworks. She is a sought-after educator and is the creator of The Cycle of Consent – an approach to building and navigating safe creative spaces. She is the recipient of 5 DFW Critics Forum Awards for Outstanding Direction. Ashley is a proud member of SDC. STEPHEN RAVET (Production Stage Manager) is thrilled to be making his DTC debut! Broadway: Marvin’s Room, Les Misérables, King Charles III, Airline Highway, The Elephant Man, The Assembled Parties. Off-Broadway (Select): The Perplexed, The Cake, Dan Cody’s Yacht, Avenue Q, The Threepenny Opera, Peter and the Starcatcher, RENT, Angels in America. Regional: Williamstown Theatre Festival, Bucks County Playhouse, The Old Globe, La Jolla Playhouse, & more. TV: “America’s Got Talent.” Education: UC Santa Barbara & University of Kent (U.K.). Thanks to Emily, Laura, & Leah!

LAURA BERRIOS (Assistant Stage Manager) is a Resident Stage Manager at Dallas Theater Center where her credits include Sweat, Cake Ladies and A Christmas Carol. Other credits include Dolly Parton’s Smokey Mountain Christmas Carol with Red Tail Entertainment; As You Like It, Othello, Titus Andronicus, Macbeth, Tempest, She Stoops to Conquer, King Lear, Cymbeline with Shakespeare Dallas; Funny You Don’t Act Like a Negro with Theatre3; A Christmas Carol with Arrowrock Lyceum; Alice and the Bookstore Palace and Pants on Fire at Creede Repertory Theatre; Antony and Cleopatra and A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Heart of America Shakespeare Festival. She has a M.F.A. in Stage Management from UMKC. EMILY BURKE (Assistant Stage Manager) DTC: Tiny Beautiful Things; Working: A Musical; Something Grim(m); In the Bleak Midwinter; Little Women; In The Heights; A Christmas Carol (2016 - 2021); Public Works Dallas (2018 - 2019) Real Women Have Curves; Sweat; Steel Magnolias; White Rabbit Red Rabbit; Frankenstein; Hair; Hood; Electra; The Christians; Constellations. Second Thought Theatre: Drunk Enough to Say I Love You / Here We Go BRYAN ANTHONY WHITE (Director of Production) joined DTC as Director of Production after spending the last several years leading creative development, programming and production management for cutting-edge theatrical and live entertainment offerings in the Cruise industry.

A Production Stage Manager by training, Bryan began his career in eastern North Carolina, serving as Stage Manager, Production Manager and Assistant Director for various educational and regional theatre projects. He spent the next several years overseeing show and production operations in the theme park industry, where he collaborated with numerous Tony® and Drama Desk award-winning designers to deliver world class productions. Bryan brings over a decade of corporate entertainment leadership experience to DTC to continue to grow the Production department’s focus on leadership, management and communication.

ANDREW J. BROWN (Production Manager) has been with Dallas Theater Center since March of 2020. Previously Andrew worked with Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma, the Huntington Theatre Company, and the Cape Playhouse. He has an MFA in Production Management from Boston University and a BFA in Scene Design from the University of Oklahoma.

SARAHBETH GROSSMAN (Artistic Producer) is a Tony Award®-nominated and Olivier Award-winning producer. Her credits include Broadway: Indecent; An American in Paris (Broadway, West End, National Tour); Come From Away (West End); Dames At Sea; Ann and Stick Fly. OffBroadway: The Irish Curse. A graduate of the Commercial Theater Institute, Sarahbeth holds an MFA in Theater Management from the Yale School of Drama where she served as Associate Managing Director of Yale Rep. Ms. Grossman received her undergraduate degree in Theater Arts from UCLA and in 2015 was the recipient of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television Distinguished Alumni Award. She is a proud member of the Broadway League, Theater Communications Group, National Alliance for Musical Theatre and the Producer’s Guild of America.

EISENBERG/BEANS CASTING (Casting) Daryl Eisenberg, CSA & Ally Beans, CSA. Broadway: Gettin’ The Band Back Together. New York Theatre: Bedlam, Baghdaddy, The Book of Merman, Cherry Lane’s Mentor Project, New York Theatre Barn, Altar Boyz, and more. Regional/ Other: Heartbreak Hotel (Broadway in Chicago), Dallas Theater Center, Folger Theatre, Cape Cod Theatre Project, WaterTower Theatre, Norwegian Cruise Line, Ivoryton Playhouse, Tenors of Rock, Wheelhouse Theatre Co, countless NYMF/Fringe. Film: The Cathedral (Sundance), The MisEducation of Bindu, A Case of Blue, Shadows, Hands That Bind, Project Pay Day, Kendra and Beth, Evol, Cheerleader. TV: “Timberwood”, “Mulligan”. Podcasts/New Media: “Limetown”, “Shipworm”, “City of Ghosts”, “Falling in Love With Mr. Dellamort”, “Verdict”.

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LEGEND Members as of 3.14.22 * Founding Member • Chair, Benefactors Committee ^ Member, Gay and Lesbian Fund for Dallas ♥ DEVOTED DONORS recognizes the continuous support of our contributors for three or more consecutive years.

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CORPORATE SPONSORS $50,000+ Fidelity Foundation Lexus Pioneer Natural Resources Sidley Austin LLP Texas Instruments and Texas Instruments Foundation $30,000 HALL Arts Residences and HALL Arts Hotel Kimberly-Clark Corporation PNC $20,000 UNISYS $15,000 Theatre Forward $10,000 Central Market Deloitte Haynes and Boone, LLP Holland & Knight Husch Blackwell Jackson Walker, LLP Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Luther King Capital Management Munck Wilson Mandala, LLP PwC

$5,000 Locke Lord LLP NCH Corporation $2,500 Ben E. Keith Company IN-KIND MEDIA DONORS Arts+Culture Texas AWARE Choice Technologies Dallas Voice La Cave Warehouse Neiman Marcus Salum The ARTISAN The Dallas Morning News NBC 5 Dallas Love Field Airport DFW Airport

Theatre Forward advances the American theatre and its communities by providing funding and other resources to the country’s leading non-profit theatres. Theatre Forward and our theatres are most grateful to the following Educating Through Theatre funders: THEATRE FORWARD DONORS $100,000+ Bank of America The Hearst Foundations Morgan Stanley The Schloss Family Foundation THEATRE EXECUTIVES $50,000-$99,000 Citi Sue Ann Lonoff de Cuevas BENEFACTORS $25,000-$49,999 The Augustine Foundation Pamela Farr & Buford Alexander Goldman, Sachs & Co. MetLife Foundation Lisa Orberg Daniel A. Simkowitz & Mari Nakachi

PACESETTERS $15,000-$24,999 Mitchell J. Auslander & Kimberlee Abraham Steven & Joy Bunson Paula A. Dominick EY The Maurer Family Foundation Jonathan Maurer & Gretchen Shugart Pfizer, Inc. George & Pamela Smith TD Charitable Foundation James S. & Lynne P. Turley DONORS $10,000-$14,999 Aetna Judy R. Bartlett Bloomberg Philanthropies Dorsey & Whitney LLP Bruce & Tracey Ewing Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. S&P GlobalWestlake Reed Leskosky

† Includes in-kind support Theatre Forward supporters are former supporters of Na-tional Corporate Theatre Fund and Impact Creativity.

For a complete list of funders visit theatreforward.org

INSTITUTIONAL SPONSORS $300,000+ The Hersh Foundation The Moody Foundation

$10,000 The Stemmons Foundation TACA

$200,000 Embrey Family Foundation

$5,000 The Theodore and Beulah Beasley Foundation, Inc. Better Together Fund The Bruning Foundation Dallas Shakespeare Club Harry S. Moss Foundation

$100,000 The Shubert Foundation, Inc. TurningPoint Foundation $50,000 City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture Lyda Hill Philanthropies

$1,000 Louise W. Kahn Endowment Fund of The Dallas Foundation Humanities Texas

$20,000 David M. Crowley Foundation Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District National Endowment for the Arts The Sapphire Foundation, Inc. Southern Methodist University TurningPoint Foundation Texas Commission on the Arts

ENDOWMENT FUND ARTISTIC The Charles Peter Bock Fund The G. B. Dealey Fund Deedie Rose EDUCATION & OUTREACH PROGRAMS William Randolph Hearst Fund Meadows Foundation GENERAL Anonymous Fund Sara Birge Fund Diane and Hal Brierley Fund The Roberta Coke Camp Fund Joan and Coley Clark Fund Mr. and Mrs. William A. Custard Fund Arlene J. and John W. Dayton Fund The Dallas Theater Center Guild Fund Bess and Ted Enloe Fund Hamon Fund Heldt Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Johnson Fund Luther King Capital Management Carol and John Levy Family Fund Lyndhurst Foundation Eugene McDermott Foundation Susan and Bill Montgomery Moody Foundation The Paul Raigorodsky Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stack Fund The Waldo E. Stewart Fund Theater Support Fund Sarah and Don Warnecke The Wyly Fund for Administrative Excellence

SCHOLARSHIP Winifred D. Caldwell Scholarship Fund The Dr. Anson L. Clark Memorial Scholarship Fund Johnny George Scholarship Fund Preston Jones Scholarship Fund Carl B. and Florence E. King Scholarship Fund The Zelma Naylor Scholarship Fund The Edythe W. and Henry X. Salzberger Scholarship Fund Dora and Robert D. Stecker Scholarship Fund OTHER The Frank Nick Scholarship for Creative Greatness The Alan M. May Fund

COMPANY Dallas Theater Center is supported, in part, by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, TACA, the Texas Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

LEADERSHIP Enloe / Rose Artistic Director, Kevin Moriarty Managing Director, Jeffrey Woodward ADMINISTRATION General Manager, Theresa Zicolello Assistant General Manager, Jenny Dang Company Manager, Gabriela Leodiou Office and IT Manager, Lori Jones Facilities Manager, Albert Gonzales Facilities Technician, Eric Martinez COVID-19 Compliance Officer, Connor John People Operations, Keene Consulting Computer Consultants, Choice Technologies ARTISTIC Artistic Producer, Sarahbeth Grossman Casting, Eisenberg/Beans Casting Ally Beans, CSA and Daryl Eisenberg, CSA Resident Playwright/Literary Manager, Jonathan Norton DIANE AND HAL BRIERLEY RESIDENT ACTING COMPANY Tiana Kaye Blair Blake Hackler Bob Hess Christina Austin Lopez Liz Mikel Alex Organ Christopher Llewyn Ramirez Molly Searcy Tiffany Solano Sally Nystuen Vahle Zachary J. Willis DEVELOPMENT Director of Development, Robin Plata Associate Director of Development, Keyana Marshall Manager of Foundation and Government Relations, Dionne Davis Manager of Individual Giving & Events, Mercedes Brown Manager of Corporate Relations, Lauren Cuddihee Manager of Donor Stewardship, Salomona Mendoza FINANCE & ACCOUNTING Director of Finance, Stacy Meadows Accounts Payable / Payroll Coordinator, Sherene English Benefits and Payroll Assistant, Blythe Whatley Independent Audit Firm, BDO USA, LLP

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Director of Marketing and Communications, Brittani Wilkins Manager of Ticketing Services, Traci McKinney Manager of Digital and Media, Ray Alva Digital Media Manager, Imani Thomas Box Office Manager, Jared Vazquez Box Office Coordinator, Blake Seabourn Box Office Associates, Augusta Abene, Keele Halbert, German Lopez SPECIAL THANK YOU: Web Developer, Chris Koller | Idealgrowth Photographers: Jordan Fraker, Karen Almond, Imani Thomas Graphic Designer, Lisa Ottosen PR/Communications, Kaleigh Betts Typographer, Alec Villaseñor PRODUCTION Director of Production, Bryan Anthony White Production Manager, Andrew J. Brown Assistant Production Manager, Emily Ann Probus Technical Director, Matt Norman Associate Technical Director, Danny Colosky Lead Carpenter, Dan Cummins Carpenters, James Aronson, George Meek, Bruce Nuttall Stage Operations Manager, Squeak Henderson Charge Scenic Artist, Sergey Chernomorets Head of Props, John Slauson Assistant Head of Props, Nicole Gaignat Properties Carpenter, Matt Duvall Costume Director, Micheal Heath Waid Associate Costume Director, Shelly Williams Interim Associate Costume Director, Cat Dillon Staff Drapers, Amanda Hendrickson, Olivia Kennedy Wardrobe Supervisor, Rebecca Holt Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor, Emily Newcomb Hair & Make-Up Supervisor, Nick Lynch-Voris Head of Lighting, Nicole Iannaccone Lighting Crew Supervisor, Christopher King Rollins Staff Electrician, Ryan Burkle, Caroline Hodge Interim Head of Audio and Video, Cameron Griffiths Interim Assistant Head of Audio and Video, Sasha Gonzalez Interim Staff Audio Engineer, Devin Mulbery Resident Production Stage Manager / Head of Stage Management, Stephen Ravet Resident Stage Manager/ Assistant Head of Stage Management, Emily Burke Resident Stage Manager, Laura Berrios PUBLIC WORKS DALLAS Director, Stephanie Cleghorn Jasso Associate Producer, Brandi Giles Coordinator, María Calderón Public Works Fellow, Harrison Epstein Community Liaison, Asher Ross

DIANE AND HAL BRIERLEY RESIDENT ACTING COMPANY In 2009, with the generous support of Diane and Hal Brierley, Artistic Director Kevin Moriarty reinstated Dallas Theater Center’s resident acting company. His intent was to develop and nurture professional actors within the North Texas community and enable them to make Dallas their artistic home. At the same time, he sought to enhance Dallas Theater Center’s artistic profile and create ongoing collaborative relationships.

The eleven-member Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company has since become a signature component of Dallas Theater Center’s presence in the Dallas Arts District.

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