2019-2020 Season Spring Program

2019-2020

SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Fine Bourbons & Cocktails When you require impeccable service and comfortable sophistication, join us at The Establishment on Broad Street. Located in the historic James Gregorie House, The Establishment serves a selection of over 100 bourbons, scotches, and whiskies as well as classic and modern cocktails.

28 Broad Street, Charleston | EstablishmentCHS.com | 843.789.4028

WELCOME TO OUR 2019-2020

SPRING PROGRAM As we continue our fifth season and begin a new decade, the Charleston Gaillard Center continues to provide exceptional experiences for the Lowcountry. From iconic groups like the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, to internationally recognized dancer-illusionists VIVA MOMIX, to Tony® Award-Winning productions like Bandstand or The Play That Goes Wrong, we truly have something for everyone.

Our Education and Community Program continues to expand and provide barrier-free arts education to Lowcountry students both at the Gaillard Center and in classrooms throughout Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester Counties. In the past four years, your support through the purchase of tickets, memberships, and more helped fund visits to 130+ schools, 757 bus rides, and 67,000 student visits to the Gaillard Center for education-based performances. We couldn’t do it without you!

As a non-profit organization, we rely on your support. I encourage you to get involved by donating, becoming a member, volunteering — or better yet, doing all three!

Details can be found on our website at gaillardcenter.org. I would also like to thank our corporate sponsors and supporters featured in this program. I urge you to support their businesses.

Our team of talented and enthusiastic employees and volunteers work each day to make your time with us an exceptional and enriching experience. We look forward to welcoming you this season.

Sincerely,

Stephen A. Bedard President and CEO Charleston Gaillard Center

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

1

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER BOARD MEMBERS Charles Way, Jr.* Chairman

OFFICERS

Helen Hill* Vice Chairman Christopher Fraser* Treasurer The Honorable Keith Waring* Secretary Dr. Renée D. Anderson* Nella Barkley* Stephen A. Bedard* Dr. P. George Benson

MEMBERS

David C. Bermingham Leonard Brooks III Dr. Karen Chandler Larry Gillespie

Edward Legasey Dr. Harry Lesesne Cathy Marino The Honorable Joseph P. Riley, Jr. The Honorable William Moody, Jr.* Charles Patrick, J.D.* The Honorable John Tecklenburg The Honorable Keith Waring*

Mason Holland Martha Rivers Ingram

Anita Zucker* * Denotes Executive Commitee Member

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER STAFF MEMBERS EXECUTIVE OFFICE Stephen A. Bedard................................................................President & CEO Adam Pomerantz.................................CFO & Vice President of Operations Stephanie Shipe...................................Vice President of Marketing & Sales

OPERATIONS Wesley Schneider............................................................... Facilities Manager Daniel Grummer................................................Assistant Facilities Manager Jason Foxwell.........................................................Facilities Events Supervisor

DEVELOPMENT Catherine Brack........................................................Director of Development Whitney Carney...................................................................Major Gifts Officer Neal Rice....................................................................Development Coordinator Simone Liberty............................................................Development Associate

PROGRAMMING Therese Spaseff......................Director of Entertainment & Programming Jason Nichols...........................................Director of Classical Programming

EDUCATION Sterling deVries, M.Ed................................................Director of Education Stephanie Creger....................................................... Education Coordinator EXCLUSIVE FOOD & HOSPITALITY PARTNERS Nicole Garrand..................................................Hospitality General Manager Frank Halasz.............................Food & Beverage Director & Executive Chef Grant Hawes..................................................................................Bar Manager Nina Salza............................................................................... Catering Manager Andrea Larson Lee.................................. Venue & Catering Sales Manager Caroline Bolt..........................................................Catering Sales Coordinator Aprile Willis...................................................................................Office Assistant FINANCE Jennifer Byrd...............................Finance and Human Resources Manager Holley Ainsworth...................................................... Accounting Coordinator MARKETING & SALES Kellie Lawson.....................................................................Marketing Manager Sarah Cochrane.......................................................... Marketing Coordinator Jennifer Jessup...............................................................Venue Sales Manager

PRODUCTION Kiana Kim........................................................................ Director of Production Jesse Jones...................................................................Exhibition Hall Manager Victoria Blunt........................................................ Performance Hall Manager Nicholas Brown...................................................................Event Coordinator Virginia Sheppa Shupe....................................................Event Coordinator Carolyna Ramirez............................... Production Administrative Assistant TECHNICAL Eric Corriher............................................................................Technical Director Hunter Laird..........................................Exhibition Hall Technical Supervisor Melissa Johnson...................................................................Crew Coordinator Colin Skinner............................................................................. Head Carpenter David Kerr.................................................................................. Head Electrician John Barry............................................................................................Lead Audio TICKET OFFICE Paul Cawood......................................................................Director of Ticketing Nicole Labrecque..........................................Ticketing Operations Manager Casey Warnick........................................................................Lead Ticket Agent Paulina Gonzales.....................................................................Ticket Associate Carly Valdez................................................................................Ticket Associate Amy Doll........................................................................................Ticket Associate

COVER PHOTO BY ADAM DETOUR

2

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

20 HOUSE BEERS ON TAP FRESH, LOCAL, HEALTHY DINING

LIVE MUSIC + TRIVIA NIGHTS

DOCKERYSDI.COM • DANIEL ISLAND, SC

CATERING NOW AVAILABLE

FAQs WHERE DO I BUY TICKETS? Tickets can be purchased online 24-hours a day at gaillardcenter.org. You may also visit our Ticket Office located at 95 Calhoun Street, or call (843) 242-3099.

Our Ticket Office hours are 11 am - 6 pm, Monday - Friday.

The only authorized ticket sales for the Charleston Gaillard Center are the venue ticket office in person at 95 Calhoun Street, over the phone at (843) 242-3099 or on our website at gaillardcenter.org. Tickets purchased from unauthorized or third party ticket sellers may be stolen, counterfeit or invalid and may not be honored. Tickets purchased from outside sources are often inflated in price and are not eligible for assistance if tickets are ever lost or stolen or if the event is canceled or rescheduled. The Charleston Gaillard Center is not responsible for tickets

events specifically described as suited to that age. Please contact our Ticket Office at (843) 242-3099 or ticketing@ gaillardcenter.org for more information about shows appropriate for younger audiences.

ARE DISCOUNTS OR TICKET PACKAGES/SUBSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE? We offer a variety of subscriptions and ticket packages.

Groups of 15 or more can save on select performances. Please contact the Ticket Office at (843) 242-3099 or ticketing@ gaillardcenter.org for more information.

WHERE SHOULD I PARK? Parking is available in garages located at 32 Alexander Street (adjacent to the building) and 24 Calhoun Street.

IS HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY AVAILABLE? Both primary entrances

purchased from other sources.

on George Street and Calhoun Street are

WHAT IS THE TICKET POLICY FOR CHILDREN ATTENDING PERFORMANCES? Every patron

lobby space between the Martha and

must have a ticket. We recommend children under the age of five (5) attend

handicap accessible and lead into the John M. Rivers Performance Hall and the Grand Ballroom. Accessible elevators and restrooms are located throughout the Gaillard Center.

For additional information, please visit gaillardcenter.org.

4

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

NO OP W EN !

CONTENTS

4

FAQ

10

MEMBERSHIP

12

MEMBERS

16

SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS

19

EDUCATIONAL PERFORMANCES

21

POETRY WORKSHOPS

27

VISIONARIES, FOUNDERS, BENEFACTORS & BUILDERS

6

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

CONTENTS (CONTINUED)

34

ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA

45 46

MONTY ALEXANDER TRIO + JANE MONHEIT + FREDDY COLE CHARLESTON JAZZ ORCHESTRA

BANDSTAND

60 68

DON'T LET THE PIGEON DRIVE THE BUS (THE MUSICAL)

TONY BENNETT

73

LITTLE BIG TOWN

76

VIVA MOMIX

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

7

CONTENTS (CONTINUED)

88

GEORGIA ON MY MIND: CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF RAY CHARLES

92

MASTERCHEF JUNIOR LIVE!

94

108

THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG

114

PHILHARMONIX JIMMY BUFFETT’S

©

ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE

Set Your Mind on Island Time.

130

LAKE STREET DRIVE

ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE BOOK BY &

GREG GARCIA

MIKE O’MALLEY

MUSIC AND LYRICS BY

JIMMY BUFFETT

132

VOLUNTEER THANK YOU

8

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Providing exceptional wine selections to enhance your theatre experience.

BECOME A CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER

ACCESS PRE-SALE TICKETS

RECOGNITION ONLINE & IN PRINT

PASSES

COMPLIMENTARY DRINK & PARKING PASSES

VIP

MEET & GREET OPPORTUNITIES WITH ARTISTS & PERFORMERS

*Benefits vary by level. Benefits from Membership apply only to GAILLARD PRESENTED PERFORMANCES. 1Your preferred seats may be named and the donor may elect to purchase those seats for the same series you request. In this case, our ticket office will contact you to discuss alternate locations. 2Only applicable to productions with multiple performances and times. Exchanges only valid for different performance of the same production. 3Founder’s Hall access is only available for Gaillard Center and Charleston Symphony presented performances. 4Only available for select performances based upon artist/producer agreement. *Some restrictions apply, benefits subject to change without notice. For more information contact Development at development@gaillardcenter.org or (843) 579-6468.

10

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

FRIEND $100 • Membership card • Advance Ticket Purchasing (24 hours/2 tickets) • Season/series renewal priority1 • Member insider notifications

SILVER $250 Includes all the Friend level benefits, plus …

• Ticket exchange/upgrade2 • Dedicated Ticket Hotline • Invitation to Member-only Events • Back-of-house tour • 2 complimentary beverage vouchers

GOLD $500

Includes all the Silver level benefits, plus …

MEMBER TODAY!

• Advance Ticket Purchasing (48 hours/4 tickets) • Recognition on Member Page on Digital Videoboards • Recognition on Member Page in the Season Program • Meet & Greet Opportunities4 • 4 passes to Member Lounge (one-time use) • 4 complimentary beverage vouchers • 2 complimentary parking vouchers • VIP Performance Hall entrance

PLATINUM $1,000 Includes all the Gold level benefits, plus …

LOUNGE EXCLUSIVE MEMBER LOUNGE ACCESS

• Season access to Member Lounge • 4 complimentary parking vouchers

DIAMOND $2,500 Includes all the Platinum level benefits, plus …

SPECIAL

MEMBER ONLY EVENTS & MUCH, MUCH MORE

• Advance Ticket Purchasing (3 days/6 tickets) • Waived ticket fees • Discounted rental rate for facility

SUSTAINER $5,000 Includes all the Diamond level benefits, plus …

• Advance Ticket Purchasing (4 days/6 tickets) • 6 complimentary beverage vouchers • 6 complimentary parking vouchers • Season access to Founder’s Hall3

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER

MEMBERS The Charleston Gaillard Center is grateful for the generosity of our dedicated patrons whose gifts are a testament to the value of the performing arts in our lives. Please join us in thanking our loyal members. Annual memberships support our continued ability to bring world-class performances, develop and provide performing arts education, and provide a first-class event space for our world-renowned city.

For more information about memberships, visit gaillardcenter.org or contact us at (843) 579-6468.

SUSTAINER

Mr. & Mrs. Wayland H. Cato, Jr.

Robert Rutherford

Ronda Dean

Sonya & David Dunn

Blane Ruschak and

The DePalma Family

Mr. and Mrs. Chip Emge

Susan Knox

Jim & Dineen Fede

Rich and Patti Secrist

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Oliver

Dr. Cara S. Ferguson

Candra Seley

Derek Ramsey

Anne Forrest

Leah Simmons

Anonymous

Richard & Linda Slack

DIAMOND

Suman & Rajan Govindan

Alan and Carol St. Clair

Bank of South Carolina

Elizabeth & Howard Guenther

Foster & Betty Thalheimer

Hank and Laurel Greer

Thomas and Paige Hall

Ken and Anne Tidwell

Mr. Edward Legasey

Colleen Hess

Ashley Towers

Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Mountain

Chris Hill

Louis and Frances Vitale

Nedenia Rumbough

Roch & Carol Hillenbrand

Kent and B.A. Walters

Mr. David M. Savard

Sherry and Kenneth Hirsch

Chris & Ellen White

Kevin & Mary Shoemaker

Jim and Marilyn Hudson

Jeffrey Weingarten

Cynthia Lett

GOLD

Rosiland W. Williams

Deborah and Richard Lindsay

Melinda and Bake Allen

Charleston Riverdogs

Ian Marrone

Mark Allen

Jerry and Tammy McGee

Julie Allison

PLATINUM

Amy Minella

Charles and Susan Altman

Julia Andres

Olga and Jacobo Mintzer

Mr. & Mrs. Alexis Amit

Fred Armbrust

William and Kay Moffitt

Jane E. and Allan J. Anderson

John and Kay Bachmann

Mr. & Mrs. John Neely

Mr. & Mrs. Brady Anderson

Philip Bergan

Mary Prelack

Georgia Bell

Mr. and Mrs. Frank

John M. Rivers, Jr.

Iris and Jim Bennett

Maj. Gen (Ret.) Arthur J. Rooney Jr.

Larry and Barbara Berger

& Camille Bowdoin The Brack Family 12

|

& Helen H. Rooney

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Baron L. McCaskill III

Jaclyn Berlinsky

Dr. Donald Black

Robert and Michelle Johnson

Ray Roberts

Reb Boyd

Shawn Kahle

IOP Residential Real Estate

Kelly Brame

Peter Key and Katy Chung

Arthur and Candace Rosen

Gus Bright

Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Kirk

Joel Rosenblatt & Teann Scoggins

Mark & Vanja Broadwater

Craig Kosarko

Herbert and Adam Rosner

Candy Buchanan

Michael Kraus

Alwyn & Chris Rougier-Chapman

Clyde Burris

Mr. Richard Land

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Rovito

Mr. Willis Cantey

Stanley George Landis

Eugene Scherich

Mr. & Mrs. Carew

Christine LaSala and Ellen Lipschitz

Joseph and Dr. Frances Scudese

Richard and Debbie Cohn

Phyllis Lazar

Mr. Walter Seinsheimer

Timothy Colbert

Dianne Liebrader

Candra Seley

Bennette and Elizabeth Cornwell

Daniel Limata

Dr. Roy Sessions

Francie and John Downing

Mark Lux

Joann & Mitchell Sherman

Kay Durst, MD and Brad Rose

Jamie and Michelle Lynch

Ladd Shuford

Nancy & Ralph Edwards

Keith Mcloughlin

Bob & Kim Skaggs

Charlotte Bourne Flint

Florence Medlin

Beverly J. Stearns

Terry and Judy Fox

Beth Meredith

Jimmy Streetman

Eugene & Paula Freed

Peter Meyers

George and Karen Summer

Michael and Christine Friday

Michael Mims

Peter Tague

Madeleine Frume

Charles E. Montgomery, Jr.

Gerald Tanenbaum

Jessica Gette

Dean Valerie B. Morris

Tom & Ellen Thompson

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Gillespie

Robert and Barbara Mullally

Skip and Judy Utsey

Peter B. & Veronica D. Goodrich

Gary Neiman

Barbara and Jock Vincentsen

Mr. & Mrs. James Goodwin

Greg Padgett

Linda Walder and Daniel Cotto

Mark Gottung

Tom and Mary Lee Parrington

Mr. & Mrs. David A. Westerlund

Thomas Gow

John L. Paul

Mrs. Maureen L. White

Kandace and William Higley

Caroline and Kevin Pennington

John Winarchick and Janine Belanger

Mrs. Marilyn Hoffman

Angus Goldie-Morrison and Paula

David K. Wright, MD

James and Beth Hogan

Pinkerton

Rev. and Mrs. Richard Hogue

Edward and Gina Portelles

Douglas Holtzman

Jeff Porter

Thomas Jakups

Joseph Rice

Cynthia Jannuzzi

Mr. F. Kimball Joyner

Bill & Tomi Youngblood Chrystine Zweibel

Memberships as of October 2019

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

13

JOIN THE PALMER CLUB TODAY!

EXPERIENCE THE PERFORMING ARTS THROUGH A SELECTION OF EXCLUSIVE PROGRAMS, EVENTS, BEHIND-THE-SCENES TOURS, RECEPTIONS AND MORE.

SINGLE MEMBERSHIP $99 per year DUAL MEMBERSHIP $198 per year

For more information contact Development at development@gaillardcenter.org or (843) 579-6468.

Nathan Adamson Gabriella Angeloni Erica Arce Meghan Batson Marion Blount Melissa Cunningham Kelly Denton Lindsey Dombrowski Angela Drake Mr. & Mrs. Michael Evans Marsha Ferira Zachary Ford Rebeccah Heath Tasha Kotz Steven Lewis Laura Musselman John O'Neill Sarah Propester Sarah Raffurty Jessica Simpson 2019 MEMBER LIST

Melissa Strickland Beth Trafford Julianne Urbancic

EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS • Membership Card • 1-Day Advance Ticket Purchase • Receive Discounts on Tickets and Special Events for You and Your Friends • Access to Artist Sound Checks, Meet-andGreets and More1 • Exclusive Palmer Club Member Events • Annual Back of House Tour • Networking Happy Hours • 10% Discount at Café 95 • Annual Palmer Club Party Discounts, sound checks, and meet-and-greets are solely at the discretion of the artist.

1

Brett and Casey Vigrass John Walker, Jr. Liz Morris Laura Stone Giles Whiting

Members as of October 2019.

SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS

Charleston Historic District 125 Calhoun Street Charleston SC 29401

16

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS

the

Kennedy-Herterich

SAMUEL FREEMAN CHARITABLE TRUST

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

17

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER'S

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY PROGRAM

The Charleston Gaillard Center's Education and Community Program brings to life a magical world. Students explore their imagination, stretch their limits and learn through innovative programs, school-series shows, incredible teaching artists, and in-school programs designed to complement the state curriculum.

Whether you’re a teacher, parent or student, the Charleston Gaillard Center provides different ways to experience the arts.

16,000 students attended a live performance

HOW WE HELP! Our impact in the 2018-2019 season

72% of students attended barrier FREE 4,600 students worked with our Artist-In-Residence 130+ in-school, arts-enhanced workshops 183 school buses funded 8 community events 7 camps

18

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

MAGIC IN MOTION WITH BILL BLAGG

RANKY TANKY

JANUARY 16, 2020 | 10:30AM, 1PM

RANKY TANKY released their

Bill Blagg’s Magic in Motion melds the

eponymous debut on Oct. 20th, 2017.

fascination of magic with the wonders

By December of that year, the group

of physical science to create an

had been been profiled on NPR’s

unbelievable educational experience!

Fresh Air with Terry Gross and their

MARCH 9, 2020 | 11AM

KENNEDY CENTER THEATER FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES ON TOUR PRESENTS:

DON’T LET PIGEON DRIVE THE BUS

FEBRUARY 10, 2020 | 10:30AM, 12:30PM Based on the book by Mo Willems. Written by Mo Willems and Tom Warburton. Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma. Directed by Jerry Whiddon

Whatever you do, don’t let The Pigeon

album soared to the #1 position on the Billboard, I-Tunes, and Amazon Jazz Charts.

GAILLARD ON TOUR: SHAKESPEARE SEPTEMBER–MAY

Explore the plays of William Shakespeare through the lens of his most famous (and infamous) female characters.

star in his own musical production!

Because it’s not easy being The Pigeon– you never get to do ANYTHING!

SWEET CHARIOT MARCH 3, 2020 | 10:30AM, 1:00PM Virginia Repertory presents: Sweet Chariot. Based on oral histories recorded during the Federal Writers’ Project; Compiled by Bruce Craig Miller

Unique and upbeat, educational and inspirational, the talented singer/actors of Sweet Chariot tell the true story of slavery by combining dazzling a capella spirituals with oral histories of 70, 80 and 90 year-old former slaves who were interviewed during the Federal Writers Project of the 1930s.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

19

POETRY WORKSHOPS

Marcus Amaker is Charleston, South Carolina’s first poet laureate, the Charleston Gaillard Center’s 2019-2020 Artist-in-Residence, and an award-winning graphic designer. He’s published seven poetry books and has been mentioned in The New York Times as well as been featured on TEDxCharleston, PBS Newshour, the A&E network, the Huffington Post, Alaska Beyond Magazine, SC Public Radio and many local media outlets.

POETRY, FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE AND PARTICIPATION GRADES 3–5

SELF-PORTRAIT POEMS GRADES 9–12

Students will be encouraged to write self-portrait poems. These poems will

Students will learn different figurative

use figurative language techniques and

language techniques, write together and

will allow students to get personal with

share their work in front of the class.

the things that are happening in their

IMAGERY POETRY LESSON GRADES 5–9

Students will understand how sensory language, imagery, and word choice

lives. They’ll also share the poems with classmates.

Email mamaker@gaillardcenter.org

impact poems. Students will be led in an exercise that will produce poems about home and community. Participants will be asked to share their poems in class and do collaborative exercises.

20

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

for more information.

EARLY CHILDHOOD WORKSHOPS The Charleston Gaillard Center’s Education and Community Program is honored to present Dance.Laugh.Learn as our early-childhood 2019-2020 Artist-in-Residence.

DLL offers two early-childhood workshop lessons for physical education integration.

All workshops will focus on working collaboratively with their peers, learning dance vocabulary, connecting choreography, and using their individual creativity and problem-solving skills.

OPTION 1: A SKY FULL OF STARS

OPTION 2: SOCCER STARS A combination of sports-based

An interactive approach to learning

creative movement and dance. This

about weight and flow, interpretive

workshop will work on stamina, agility,

movement, and musicality through

and connecting the mind with body

hip-hop movement. CD and K will use

movements. CD and K will use a soccer-

a space-based narrative groove story

based narrative groove story to teach

to teach movement and encourage

movement and encourage imagination

imagination and creativity. Grades 1 &

and creativity as well as a dance-based

2 will use more traditional modes of

obstacle course. Grades 1 & 2 will use

teaching movement and choreography

more traditional modes of teaching

with the theme of space. More specific

movement and choreography with the

hip-hop movement will be taught (top

theme of sports. More specific hip-hop

rock, 6-step, isolations, etc).

movement will be taught (top rock, 6-step, isolations, etc) as well as a dancebased obstacle course.

Email sdevries@gaillardcenter.org for more information.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

21

IN-SCHOOL ARTS WORKSHOPS These workshops prepare students for the performance, introduce the content, tie it to classroom curriculum and explore the topic through art. The Charleston Gaillard Center’s Education and Community Program offers in-school workshops prior to each educational performance. Each workshop presents the content covered in the performance and connects it to the classroom curriculum through the arts. Students are immersed in an arts-enhanced lesson featuring theater, music, literature, design, dance or visual arts. NO COST TO SCHOOLS.

TEACHER WORKSHOPS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Charleston Gaillard Center’s Education

All trainings will take place in Salon I at

and Community Program, Charleston

the Charleston Gaillard Center from

County School District Fine Arts

8:30 am–3:00 pm.

Department and Engaging Creative Minds present three arts-integration professional learning experiences. Let us treat you to a two-part learning experience. We will treat you to a show and then a day full of development in the arts in the classroom. NO FEE TO PARTICIPATE. Our teacher professional learning

THEATER INTEGRATION – BANDSTAND Elementary Performance: January 31, 2020 Professional Development: January 31, 2020

DANCE INTEGRATION – VIVA MOMIX

experiences will be posted on

Early Childhood

Charleston County School District’s

Performance: March 7, 2020

Entrak one month prior to the date

Professional Development: March 6,

below. Classroom and fine arts

2020

teachers are encouraged to sign up as cross curricular teams.

Email sdevries@gaillardcenter.org for more information.

22

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

MEET OUR ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE

MARCUS AMAKER

RYLEE COPPEL

ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

EARLY CHILDHOOD ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

POET LAUREATE OF CHARLESTON

DANCE. LAUGH. LEARN.

Marcus Amaker has published seven poetry books and has been mentioned in The New York Times as well as been featured on TEDxCharleston, PBS Newshour, the A&E network, the Huffington Post, Alaska Beyond Magazine, SC Public Radio and many local media outlets. As poet laureate, Marcus visits many schools to conduct poetry

Rylee is a Pennsylvania native who followed her performing and teaching dreams to NYC. Rylee holds a B.A. in Music Performance from Ramapo College of NJ and has performed regionally and locally. Alongside her performing, Rylee has been teaching Musical Theater, Voice, Dance and Acting in the NY/NJ, and SC areas for over 5 years.

workshops and to inspire students to write.

KERRI FORD

CHARLTON SINGLETON

EARLY CHILDHOOD ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE EMERITUS

Charlton Singleton has emerged in the last several years as the face of jazz performance in the Lowcountry. After long stints in various small ensembles playing many styles of popular music, he became conductor and artistic director of the Charleston Jazz Orchestra. Today he travels the world performing with the world-renowned Ranky Tanky.

DANCE. LAUGH. LEARN.

Kerri is a New York based performer who specializes in theater for young audiences (TYA). She is an alumna of the educational theater program at NYU where she graduated with a B.S. along with a certification to teach theater in the state of NY (K-12;2004-2007). She has performed with a long roster of theater companies who make it their mission to provide educational shows and assemblies to both children and adult audiences.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

23

They aren’t just ordinary guitars.

rustyscoolguitars.com

call (415) 518-9293

CONNECTING MUSICIANS WITH INSTRUMENTS THAT REFLECT THEIR UNIQUE PERSONAL EXPERIENCE TO SPECIALTY PIECES MADE BY PASSIONATE CRAFTSMEN.

401 WEST COLEMAN BLVD UNIT B, MT. PLEASANT, SC 29464

The Charleston Gaillard Center’s Education and Community

THANK YOU!

Program brings to life a world that is magical. Students explore their imagination and stretch their limits. They learn through innovative programs, school-series shows, incredible teaching artists, and in-school programs designed to complement the state curriculum.

THE CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER’S EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY PROGRAM IS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE SUPPORT OF OUR LOCAL BUSINESS PARTNERS, DONORS, MEMBERS, PATRONS AND, IN PART, BY A GRANT FROM A PRIVATE FOUNDATION.

the

Kennedy-Herterich

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

25

Thank You for Your Investment IN THE COMMUNITY’S LARGEST CLASSROOM

THE MARTHA & JOHN M. RIVERS PERFORMANCE HALL W W W. G A I L L A R D F O U N D A T I O N . O R G

BENEFITTING PERFORMING ARTS EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN OF THE LOWCOUNTRY 26

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

GAILLARD PERFORMANCE HALL FOUNDATION

VISIONARIES, FOUNDERS, BENEFACTORS & BUILDERS Recognizing Extraordinary Giving During the 2011-2017 Capital Campaign Which Made Possible the Existence of the Charleston Gaillard Center and Our World-Class Martha & John M. Rivers Performance Hall

VISIONARIES Martha Rivers Ingram LEGACY FOUNDERS BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Mr. & Mrs. John Chalsty Cynnie & Peter Kellogg Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cary McNair Dr. Celeste Patrick & Mr. Charles Patrick, Jr. J. Christopher & Anne N. Reyes Foundation Spaulding-Paolozzi Foundation Anita Zucker CORNERSTONE FOUNDERS Anne & Ronald Abramson Mark F. Dalton In Honor of Jeanne F. Dalton The Dewberry Foundation Lee Ann & Orrin Ingram Tricia & Ted Legasey The Speedwell Foundation Jenny & Mike Messner Post and Courier Foundation Gene & Johnnie Reed Dr. Suzan D. Boyd & Mr. M. Edward Sellers Hans & Julie Utsch FOUNDERS Dr. Renée Dobbins & Mr. Ivan V. Anderson, Jr. Blanche & Frank Brumley Margaret & Sam Carr Billings & John Cay Joyce & Charles Darby Family Foundation Michael* & Betsy Dingman Susan T. & Eric G.* Friberg Richard Hampton Jenrette* Robert & Scottie Johnson In Honor of Betty Kellogg Betsey & Rusty Kellogg Gail & Jim* Kellogg Kirk Kellogg Linda G. Ketner * Denotes donors who are deceased.

Elizabeth Rivers Lewine Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Mettler John & Norma Palms / Exelon Corporation Howard Phipps Foundation John M. Rivers, Jr. Lee & Justin Sadrian The Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust David Michael Savard Terese T. & Joseph H. Williams BENEFACTORS Jill & Richard Almeida Mrs. Patricia Altschul Charles Andrus Mr. & Mrs. John J. Avlon Bobby C. Baker, MD & Julie C. Baker Nella Gray Barkley Mary Lou & John Barter Susan L. Beatty Georgia C. Bell Bobbi & Don Bernstein Patricia B-P & Thomas H. Bliss Mr. & Mrs. William Buckley Virginia Bush & Warren Schwarzman Barbara Campbell & Arnold Marcus Susan & Van C. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Marc Chardon L. John & Judy Clark Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Mr. & Mrs. Luther Cochrane Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Cornwell Gail & David Corvette Croghan's Jewel Box The Deering Family Jennie L. & Richard K. DeScherer Sarah Lund Donnem Mr. & Mrs. James T. Dyke, Jr. East West Partners ESa - Earl Swennson Associates, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Haskell Ellison N. Keith & Susanne Riley Emge Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Evans ExploreCharleston.com

Walter & Gerry Fiederowicz William & Prudence Finn First Citizens Bank Carol H. Fishman Karen & Chris Fraser Mr. & Mrs. W. Foster Gaillard Sheila D. & Paul B. Galvani Stephen F.* & Laura D. Gates Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Gaynor Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gernand Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. Gillespie Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Grooms Peter & Shelley Hempstead Holder Properties Mary & Mason Holland Ms. Russell Holliday & Mr. Hal Cottingham Mr. & Mrs. Ozey K. Horton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin P. Jenkins III Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Jimenez, IV Mr. & Mrs. Tapley O. Johnson Nicholas C.L. Jones / Adam J. Platzner Llewellyn Kassebaum* - Price R. & Flora A. Reid Foundation Trust Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Kaufman Dr. & Mrs. George H. Khoury Sharon & Rus Kingman Shea & John Kuhn Karin St. & Karl H. Küster Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Laughlin Lee & Associates Ms. Karyn S. Lee Lucinda K. & Benjamin F. Lenhardt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Fulton D. Lewis, Jr. David L. Lyle & Kelly Lyle Mr. & Mrs. Edward Coke Mann III Cathy & Ben* Marino Joanne & Jack Martin Dörte & Paul McManus Mr. & Mrs. John Onslow McNairy Ann & Antony Merck Michael J. Meyer Dr. & Mrs. Francis Gaillard Middleton Gregory D. & Nancy L. Miller

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

27

GAILLARD PERFORMANCE HALL FOUNDATION

VISIONARIES, FOUNDERS, BENEFACTORS & BUILDERS Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Clark Munnell Mr. & Mrs. J. Tradd Newton Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Novello Palmetto Ford Lincoln Mr. & Mrs. G. Richard Query Mr. & Mrs. Andrew H. Radziwon Sylvia & Bob Reitman Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Rieflin Kathleen H. Rivers Family Fund Carolyne J. Roehm Joan & Arthur* Sarnoff The Schady Family Hugh T. Scogin, Jr. Luke & Susan Simons SKANSKA-Trident Mr. & Mrs. Henry B. Smythe, Jr. Sunny & Samuel Steinberg Laura & David Stone SunTrust Mr. & Mrs. Steve Swanson Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Tarr, Jr. Jessica Brewer & Don Taylor In Memory of W. Leigh Thompson, Jr. Gregory & Lucienne Van Schaack Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Vingi, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Waring In Memory of Kate Mr. & Mrs. J. Todd Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Watson Mary Ellen & Charlie Way Christopher & Ellen White Mr. & Mrs. G. Bretnell Williams* John Wohlstetter Richard & Christine Yriart Nicholas S. Zeppos & Lydia A. Howarth BUILDERS Mr. David Abel Mr. Raj Ahluwalia Mr. & Mrs. Conrad P. Albert Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Alford Ms. Lawrene All Dr. & Mrs. James C. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Robertson Allen Dr. & Mrs. William Baker Allen Mr. & Mrs. Allan J. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. John Anderson Anonymous Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Dr. Raymond F. Anton, Jr. & Ms. Carol L. Younker Ms. Ann A. Apple Mr. Germaine E. Aprill Mr. John D. Arvanitis

28

|

Dr. Cynthia Austin Mr. Dennis Avery Mr. Philip M. Avery Ms. Linda Aydlette Mr. & Mrs. John W. Bachmann Dr. & Mrs. Michael N. Bagg Mr. & Mrs. Archie E. Baker Dr. Angus S. Baker, Jr. & Ms. Susan L. Parsons Ms. Elizabeth M. Baker Ms. Rosemarie P. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Tommy B. Baker Mr. & Mrs. John R. Baldwin Bank of America Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Barker Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Barkley Mr. & Mrs. John P. Barnwell Ms. Anna M. Barone Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Bartko Mrs. Frances K. Bartlett Mr. Kenneth M. Bate Ms. Trudy M. Bauer Mrs. Kathy Baxley-Stewart Mr. & Mrs. William Beak Ms. Ann Beauchamp Mr. & Mrs. R. Douglas Beckley Ms. Elizabeth W. Beckwith Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Bedard Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Benbow Dr. & Mrs. P. George Benson Mr. & Mrs. Tony Berenyi Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Bergan Ms. Linda A. Bergman Ms. Jaclyn Berlinsky Mr. & Mrs. Norman Berlinsky Mr. & Mrs. David C. Bermingham Ms. Jennifer L. Bernard The Donald H. & Barbara K. Bernstein Family Foundation Mr. James F. Bethea Mr. & Mrs. Peter Birch Ms. Donna M. Landry & Mr. Jeffrey M. Birnbaum Mr. Richard Bischoff Mr. & Mrs. John Bleecker Mr. W. Leonard Blevins Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Blum Dr. John G.P. Boatwright, Jr. & Barbara S. Boatwright, Ph.D. Mrs. Nona Bonheimer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Boswell Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Bottcher Ms. Alice I. Bova Mr. & Mrs. William L. Bowles

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Ms. Susan A. Bass & Mr. Thomas A. Bradford Dr. & Mrs. Kelvin G. Brockbank Mr. & Mrs. Langdon C. Brockinton Mr. & Mrs. M. Neil Brosee Mr. & Mrs. William G. Brown Mr. Gardner Brown Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Bryson Dr. & Mrs. G. Stephen Buck Mr. Joseph R. Bunn Mr. Troy A. Bunting Ms. Caroline Burns Mr. & Mrs. Homer C. Burrous Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bushey Mrs. Willard C. Butcher Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Buyer Dr. Margaret & Mr. Ashley Byrd Ms. Mary Cabezas Mr. & Mrs. David J. Cafaro Mr. & Mrs. John T. Cahill Ms. Charlotte Caldwell Cantey Technology Consultants Mr. & Mrs. James B. Cantwell Ms. Melinda H. Cardell Mrs. Lynn Carlson Dr. William J. Carroll III Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Cartwright Mr. Stephen S. Caskie Mr. Robert H. Causby Dr. Enid R. Causey Mrs. Mary Cavarra Mr. Johnny Chandler Mr. & Mrs. Eason Chapman Ms. Debbi Chard Dr. & Mrs. Eric M. Chazen Chitty Family Endowment Ms. Laurie Cihlar City of Charleston Mr. & Mrs. Cermette J. Clardy Ms. Elizabeth Farley Clark Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Clarke Drs. MJ & Francis A. Clarkson Mr. & Mrs. William C. Cleveland The Coca-Cola Company Matching Gifts Program Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Coen Mr. & Mrs. H. Christopher Colen Mr. Arthur T. Connor Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Conrad Drs. Jean & John G. Conyers Dr. & Mrs. C. Thomas Cook Mrs. Marian H. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cooper Corbellus Capital, LLC

Mr. Jack Cordray Dr. & Mrs. Charles E. Corley III Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. Cotton Mr. & Mrs. John Craig Dr. William E. Cramer CresCom Bank Mr. Thomas D. Cronen Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Crosland III Mr. & Mrs. Herbert C. Cross Ms. Judy L. Cunningham Mrs. Ruth W. Cupp Dr. & Mrs. Charles P. Darby, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Darby III The Reverend Cress Darwin & Mrs. Rebecca W. Darwin Mr. & Mrs. Belk Daughtridge Mrs. Jill R. Davidge Mr. Gerald Davidson Ms. Ann Gordon Davis Ms. Debra Davis Mr. & Mrs. D. Jay Davis, Jr. Ms. Susan H. Dawson Mr. & Mrs. Claudius S. Dawson Jr. Mrs. Diane DeAngelis Miriam F. DeAntonio, MD Mr. & Mrs. Leon B. deBrux Ms. Jane P. deButts Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Deering Dr. Gordon E. Dehler & Dr. M. Ann Welsh Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. DeMarco Mr. Jeffrey P. Demille Mr. & Mrs. John W. Derse Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charlton deSaussure Jr. Mrs. Mary H. deSaussure Ms. Diane DeWitt Mr. & Mrs. Gary T. DiCamillo Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dickman Ms. Christine Owens & Mr. Vincent M. DiGangi Dr. Alison & Mr. J. Matthew Dillon Mr. & Mrs. David S. Dimling Ms. Connie Dittrich Ms. Charlene Dixon Ms. Heather Dolan Ms. Kate M. Dolan Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Dougherty Ms. Wayne G. Douglas Mr. & Mrs. John U. Downs Jr. Dr. Carol Drowota Mrs. Carol Duell Mr. & Mrs. Charles H.P. Duell Mr. & Mrs. David L. Dumas Mrs. Carol Ann Dumond Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Dunnan Ms. Karen Durand Ms. Laura S. Durkalski Dr. Kay M. Durst & Mr. Brad E. Rose

Mr. Phillip Dustan Mr. William P. Early Mrs. Clementina R. Edwards Mr. Howard Edwards Ms. Marion Coffin Eells Mrs. Margaret Ehrhardt Mr. & Mrs. LeGrand Elebash Eli Lilly & Company Foundation, Inc. Ella Richardson Fine Art Mr. & Mrs. Richard Elliott Mrs. Alice Emmett Emmett Family Foundation Mr. Andrew Englehardt Mrs. Virginia D. Ennis Ms. Melissa Estrada Ms. Burnam Eubank Mr. Graham Eubank Mr.* & Mrs. G. Manly Eubank Mrs. Lorraine F. Evans Mr. & Mrs. John J. Evans Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John W. Evans III Mr. Colin Ewing ExxonMobil Matching Gifts Program Mr. & Mrs. J. Henry Fair Dr. & Mrs. F. Strait Fairey Mr. & Mrs. Michael I. Fanning Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Farrar Mr. & Mrs. John Fay Mr. & Mrs. George W. Fennell Mr. & Mrs. Darrell C. Ferguson Dr. John R. Feussner & Ms. Carol L. Blessing-Feussner Ms. Toni M. Filaseta Fisher Dachs Associates Mrs. Susan W. Fitts Mr. Jonathan Flack Mr. & Mrs. R. Patrick Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Forman Ms. Anne Forrest Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Foulke Mr. & Mrs. George J. Fraggos Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Frances Mr. & Mrs. Paul Franklin Dr. Marla J. Franks Ms. Barbara Fromholz Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Fylstra Mr. & Mrs. J. Palmer Gaillard III Mr. Thomas H. Gaillard Mr. & Mrs. James Gambrell Ms. Regina Garcia Mr.* & Mrs. Michael E. Gardenier Mr. & Mrs. J. Lee Gastley Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Gay Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Geddie Ms. Helen Geer Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Gentzler Mr. & Mrs. James A. Gergen

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Gerstmayr Drs. Joanna & Mark Ghegan Ms. Claire A. Gibbons Dr. Delores Gibbs Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Gilliard Mr. Robert Gillow Mr. & Mrs. David Ginn Ms. Marilyn J. Bell & Mr. William M. Ginn Mr. Dean Glace Glaser + Company Mrs. Veronica Gleason Mr. & Mrs. Sanford B. Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. James R. Goldman Mr. & Mrs. Larry H. Goldman Dr. Theresa S. Gonzales & Dr. Patricia L. Blanton Ms. Linda Salter Gooding Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Goodrich Mr. James Goodwin Mr. Robert Gordon Dr. Robert Ball & Ms. Betty L. Gore Ms. Callie Gore Dr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Goulding Mr. & Mrs. Rajan Govindan Mr. & Mrs. John Graham Mr. & Mrs. Michael Grainger Mr. & Mrs. Clay M. Grayson Grayson Thomas, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Holcombe T. Green Jr. Mr. Jonathan Green & Mr. Richard Weedman Mrs. Judith L. Green Ms. Virginia S. Green Dr. & Mrs. Lloyd Greig Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gridley Mrs. Frances D. Griffiths Mrs. Lavinia Grimball Dr. & Mrs. William Grossman Ms. Ingeborg Guerin The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation Mr. & Mrs. George C. Hackl Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Hagerty Ms. Susan W. Simons & Mr. John B. Hagerty Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin A. Hagood Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin A. Hagood Jr. Ms. Suzanne Halasz Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan J. Halford Mr. Jason Hall Ms. Susan Hall Mr. & Mrs. William Hall, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. George Hambleton Mrs. Lou Rena Hammond Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hammond Ms. Paula V. Hampton & Mr. Reed McMasters Ms. Frances Hanahan

* Denotes donors who are deceased.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

29

GAILLARD PERFORMANCE HALL FOUNDATION

VISIONARIES, FOUNDERS, BENEFACTORS & BUILDERS Dr. Robert B. Handfield & Ms. Sandra L. Shields Mr. & Mrs. David Hanneman Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Hansen Ms. Kathy J. Hare Mr. Ken W. Harrell Ms. Harriett D. Harris Mr. & Mrs. John Harris Ms. Barbara Ingram Hart Mr. & Mrs. Steven Harth Mr. & Mrs. George S. Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Harvey Ms. Katherine G. Hastie Mrs. Lorna Hattler Mr. & Mrs. David Hawkins Mrs. Jean T. Hawkins Mr. & Mrs. David O. Haythe Ms. Barbara W. Hearst Ms. Catherine N. Heibel Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Herbert, Jr. Ms. Jerri Chaplin & Mr. Peter J. Herman Mr. & Mrs. F. John Herrmann, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. C. Carroll Heyward Ms. Marcella Hickey Mr. & Mrs. David Hicks Mr. Jean C. Hiestand Mr. & Mrs. William Higley Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Hilstad Mr. & Mrs. Hayne Hipp Hayne Hipp Foundation Ms. Rebecca Hollingsworth Dr. & Mrs. Edward Holscher Mr. Robert W. Holzel Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Hood, Sr. Ms. Alice I. Hooker Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Horan Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hostetter Ms. Chia-Hui Hou Mr. & Mrs. Sean D. Houseal Mr. Gedney M. Howe III Ms. Margaret G. Huchet Mr. & Mrs. Bertrand Hudnall Mr. & Mrs. Harry Huge Mr. & Mrs. James A. Huggins Mr. & Mrs. Timothy W. Hughes Ms. Kimberly Hugli Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hulsey Mr. & Mrs. William J. Hutchinson Mr. & Mrs. David J. Ingle Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Ingram Inter-tribal Center for Social Change Mr. Eddie L. Irions Jr. Mr. & Mrs. J. Andrew Jackson Mr. Ken Jackson

30

|

Mr. Aaron D. Jacobson Dr. Murray S. Jaffe Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Jamison Mr. & Mrs. John A. Janas Jeremy Willits Family Charitable Fund Mr. Harold E. Jervey Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Johnson III Dr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Darrell M. Johnson Ms. Harriott P. Johnson Ms. Rebecca L. Jones Dr. Frederic G. Jones, Sr. Ms. Dolores Jones Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Jones Dr. & Mrs. Webster N. Jones III Mr. Edward D. Jones III Joseph J. Schott Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Ram Kalus Dr. & Mrs. Allen P. Kaplan Ms. Alexandra Karn Mr. Raymond C. Keane Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Keigher Mr. & Mrs. Morris W. Kellogg Mr. & Mrs. William E. Kennard Mr. & Mrs. William A. Kerr II Mrs. Terry Ketchem Ms. Sola Kim Ms. Carole W. King Mr. & Mrs. John King King Street Marketing Group, Inc. Dr. William K. Kinlaw & Mrs. Carol Curtis Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Kirk Mr. John Kirven Mr. & Mrs. Hans C. Koch Mr. H. Louie Koester III Dr. Michael S. Kogan Mr. Rolf Kolconay Mrs. Sandra E. Korn Mr. & Mrs. John Kotz Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Kramer Ms. Dorothy Kronemer Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Kunes Mr. Kenneth Lam The Honorable John C. Land & Mrs. Marie Land Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Landing, Sr. Ms. Donna M. Landry & Mr. Jeffrey M. Birnbaum Ms. Linda Larsen Ms. Rosemary LaVista Ms. Lauren Law Mrs. Teri Lawing Mr. & Mrs. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston II Mrs. Bess Lawton

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Mr. Robert Leckie Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Rolf Leeven Dr. & Mrs. Clarence W. Legerton III Mrs. Mitzi H. Legerton Dr. Aaron Lesher Mr. John Lester Ms. Lynn G. Letson Ms. Selma Lettardy Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Levin Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lewis Mr. Dan R. Lewis Ms. Margaret Elizabeth Lewis Mrs. Tracey Heiterer Lewis Dr. & Mrs. Allan D. Lieberman Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Lilly Ms. Leigh Limehouse Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Lione Mr. & Mrs. Ernest B. Lipscomb III Mrs. Morey Lipton Mr. & Mrs. Angus C. Littlejohn Jr. Mr. Robert H. Long Mr.* & Mrs. William C. Lortz Ms. Sally Lovejoy Mrs. Susan L. Lowther Mrs. Kelly Loyd Ms. Margaret Lawton & Mr. Paul Lund Mr. & Mrs. Terry Lurtz Mr. & Mrs. John W. Luther Mrs. Elizabeth A. Luzuriaga, Esq. Mr. Robert T. Lyles Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Spencer J. Lynch Mr. Carl Mabry Mrs. Elizabeth W. MacIntyre Mr. Gerard F. MaDan Mr. & Mrs. William B. Mahony Mrs. Susan Z. Malabre Mr. & Mrs. David Mandell Mr. Peter Mani Ms. Lee Manigault Ms. Page Mann Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Manning Mr. & Mrs. Christiaan Marcum Mr. & Mrs. Tony Mark Ms. Catherine Mark Ms. Diane K. Marks Mr. Tyson Marlow Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Marlowe Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. James W. Martin Dr. Henry W. Matalene III & Dr. Carolyn B. Matalene Dr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Mather Mr. Morton G. Matuny

Mr. David W. Maves Dr. Keri T. Holmes-Maybank & Mr. David H. Maybank Mrs. Helen S. Maybank Ms. Katherine M. Maybank Mr. & Mrs. Jon C. Mazzoli Mr. Currie McCullough Dr. & Mrs. Layton R. McCurdy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. McGee Mr. & Mrs. Hall T. McGee III Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. McGee Ms. Nancy W. McGowan McJ Family Charitable Lead Trust Ms. Fay McKay Mr. Eric McKenzie Ms. Georgette McKenzie Ms. Patricia McKevlin Mr. & Mrs. J. Sean McKinless Mr. & Mrs. Patrick W. McKinney Mr. James E. McMahan Ms. Marjorie T. McManus Mr. Robert W. McManus Ms. Joan McMillan Mrs. Deirdre McMurtry Mr. & Mrs. John R. McWhorter Mr. & Mrs. William G. Medich Meeting Street Academy Mrs. Lindsey Melville The Honorable Gilbert S. Merritt Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Messeroff Mr. & Mrs. Slade R. Metcalf Ms. Victoria Middleton Mr. Delton M. Miles Mrs. Phyllis Miller Ms. Glenda Minor Ms. Sandra L. Mohlmann Ms. Deborah Mohr The Honorable Michael A. Molony Ms. Candy Buchanan & Mr. Charlie Montgomery Ms. Louisa M. Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. B. Allston Moore III Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Moore Sr. Mr.* & Mrs. Benjamin A. Moore Jr. Ms. Margaret S. Moore* Dr. Robert Morris Morris Communication Company Mr. & Mrs. Tom Morrison Mr. & Mrs. David L. Morrow Ms. Claudia Morton Mr. & Mrs. H. Christopher Moss Mr. Richard Moutz Mr. & Mrs. John McTavish Donor Advised Fund Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Murphy III Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Murphy Mr. Arnold M. Nemirow Dr. Katherine Nicholson

Ms. Marian Nisbet Ms. Helen Rice & Mr. Joshua Nissenboim Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Norvell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Nugent Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nuttall Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. O'Brien Mr. John F. O'Brien Ms. Rebecca O'Grady Ms. Lyric P. Ogden Ms. Erin Oh Mr. & Mrs. William Olasov Mr. & Mrs. Craig Orme Mr. Jack V. Owens Jr. Mr. David W. Owens Mrs. Glenda Owens Mrs. Marguerite D. Palmer The Pam & Pat McKinney Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Parker Ms. Ellen Patterson Patton Advised Fund Mr. & Mrs. John L. Paul Ms. Elaine Pawlowski Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Payne III Mr. & Mrs. Frank Peabody III Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Pearce, Jr. Ms. Susan Pearlstine Mr. Edward Pendarvis Ms. Elizabeth Pennewill Mr. & Mrs. Scott E. Phillips Mr. Hong Pi Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin R. Pogue Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Pollak Mrs. Mary Poole Ms. Betty G. Poore & Mr. J. Mark Burris Ms. Claudia Porter & Mr. Stuart Hotchkiss Ms. Elizabeth Poth Mr. & Mrs. John Powell Ms. Melanie Presson Ms. LuAnne N. Prevost Pringle-Read Endowment Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Prioleau Mr. Frank X. Prudent Dr. & Mrs. A. Bert Pruitt Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey V. Pulley Ms. Donna J. Pullo Mr. Stephen M. Pulsifer Mr. & Mrs. Gus A. Puryear Mr. Robert Quagliato Dr. & Mrs. Newton G. Quantz Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Quillinan Mrs. Kimberly Ralph Mr. & Mrs. James M. Ramich Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David P. Rann Mr.* & Mrs. Charles Ravenel Dr. & Mrs. James M. Ravenel Mr. & Mrs. Henry Laurence Bee Ravenel Mr. & Mrs. David Rawle Mr. & Mrs. I. Mayo Read

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas R. Read Mr. Nigel Redden Mr. & Mrs. W. Mason Rees Regions Bank Ms. Ellen T. Reid Ms. Missy Reid Ms. Beth Rennie Ms. Sally Rex Ms. Mary Reynolds Ms. Lisa Rhyne Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey K. Richards Ms. Ella Richardson Mr. & Mrs. James N. Richardson Jr. Ms. Sarah M. Rijswijk The Honorable & Mrs. Joseph P. Riley Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Charles S. Rittenberg Mrs. Johanna Rivera Mrs. Carroll W. Rivers Robert M. & Ann H. Clements Fund Mr. & Mrs. Claron A. Robertson III Mrs. Margaret Ann Robinson* Mr. & Mrs. Randal Robinson Mr. James A. Rock Ms. Nancy Roettger Dr. Phyllis Rogerson Mrs. Helen Rose Ms. Arlene Rosenthal Mr. & Mrs. Alwyn Rougier-Chapman Mr. & Mrs. James M. Rovito Ms. Paula Rowland Mrs. Rose H. Rowland Royall Hardware Inc. Dr. Rochelle Rutledge Dr. Andrew J. McMarlin & Mrs. Amy Salzhauer Ms. Bety Saner Ms. Jenny Sanford Ms. Betsy Sarsfield & Mr. William G. Mallon Mrs. Melissa G. Sauls The Honorable & Mrs. Mikell R. Scarborough Ms. Sandy Scarpa Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Schapiro Drs. Danielle & Mark A. Scheurer Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence L. Schey The Ralph & Luci Schey Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Scholer Mr. & Mrs. Franklin S. Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Schultz Mr. Frieder Schulz Dr. Catherine L. Scott Seedling Fund Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Seidler Mr. & Mrs. Walter G. Seinsheimer Jr. Ms. Mindelle K. Seltzer & Mr. Robert J. Lovinger Mr. & Mrs. William A. Semmes Ms. Margaret Seres

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

31

Dr. & Mrs. John S. Sergent Ms. Gwynette Faye Shepherd Mr. & Mrs. Enoch G. Sherman Ms. Cynthia Shields Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Shortridge, Jr. Mr. Larry Simon Mr. & Mrs. Martin Skelly Mr. Charles R. Sloane Ms. Pamela Sloss Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Slotin Ms. Gay Slough SMG Mr. Colton M. Smith Ms. Deborah Smith Mr. & Mrs. Joel A. Smith III Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Smith Dr. Maxine Smith Mr. Phillip D. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Smith Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Smith Mr. Victor G. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Whitemarsh S. Smith III Mr. George W. Smyth Jr. Dr. Kerry Solomon & Mrs. Cynthia A. Solomon Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Sommer Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell I. Sonkin Mr. Edward H. Sparkman Mr. Stephen Spaseff Mr. & Mrs. William L. Spearman Ms. Dorothy P. Spears Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Spitznas Mrs. Marie L. St. John Ms. Elizabeth Locke & Mr. John R. Staelin Mr. Byron Stahl Ms. Sheryl Stalnaker Ms. Margaret Stancampiano Mr. & Mrs. Roger K. Steel Mr. & Mrs. Jacien L. Steele Ms. Kathlene Steinmuller Mr. Alan Stello Ms. Susan M. Stevens Ms. Elizabeth Stevens Mr. P. Coker Stogner Mr. & Mrs. Graham Stone Ms. Barbara Kraemer & Mr. Bert Storey* The Storey Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Strawbridge Mrs. Karen Strazicich Mr. & Mrs. James A. Streetman

Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Strub Dr. & Mrs. Robert K. Stuart Dr. Mary & Mr. Michael Sudzina Mr. & Mrs. Austin P. Sullivan Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Sullivan Mr. Richard N. Summers Mr. Adam Sumner Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. Swanson Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Talbot Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Tanenbaum Mr. Theodore C. Tanner Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Larry W. Tarleton Ms. Judy L. Tatum Mr. & Mrs. A. Alexander Taylor Mr. & Mrs. H. Thomas Taylor Mr. Kyle Taylor Ms. Halle Tecco & Mr. Jeff Hammerbacher The Honorable & Mrs. John J. Tecklenburg Mrs. Dorothy W. Teetor Mrs. Lewis T. Teffeau Mr. Morton M. Tender Mr. & Mrs. Jerry N. Theos Ms. Carolyn Thiedke Ms. Elizabeth Thomas & Mr. Robert H. Payne Mr. Rudolph S. Thomas Mr. Bryan Thompson & Mr. Edward Bryan III Mr. David Thompson Ms. Marlies G. Tindall Ms. Maureen Torres Mr. John Torres Ms. Barbara Tranter Mr. R.R. Gus Trantham Mr. & Mrs. Frank Tribble Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Trippe Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Trouche Mr. Harold H. Truesdale Truluck Wrobleski Fund Mrs. Elaine Turner Dr. & Mrs. Richard Ulmer Dr. Jon Van Heerden Mr. & Mrs. Bronson van Wyck Mr. & Mrs. Craig Versprille Dr. & Mrs. Anton Vreede Ms. Helen S. Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Bradford H. Walker Mr. & Mrs. M. Randolph Walker

Drs. Jo Lynn & John L. Waller Dr. & Mrs. Michael Walsh Dr. Keeling Warburton Mr. & Mrs. Peter E. Ward Ms. Louisa G. Wardlaw Ms. Elizabeth Warner Dr. & Mrs. John S. Warner Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Legare Warren, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth B. Warren Ms. Susanne Marsee & Mr. Mark Weinstein Ms. Jennifer Welham Mrs. Barbara Wellborn Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Wendell Ms. Pat Wert Mr. & Mrs. David L. Wertz Ms. Ann Wessel Dr. & Mrs. John H. West Mrs. Kathryn Whitaker Dr. Alice L. & Mr. Michael G. White Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. White Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Whittemore Mr. & Mrs. Mack I. Whittle Jr. Mrs. Diane E. Whittle Mr. Robert Wieboldt Mr. Christopher R. Wilhite Ms. MP Wilkerson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Williamon Ms. Michelle Williams Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Willson Mr. & Mrs. Bonum S. Wilson Jr. Mr. Edward Wilson Dr. Lara & Mr. Peter L. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. John Winthrop Mr. Frederick C. Witsell Jr. Mr. George Wolfe Mr. & Mrs. John Wolfzorn Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Woodward Mr. & Mrs. Steven Woodward Ms. Dottie Wright Mr. & Mrs. Lance B. Wyatt Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Wyse Yeamans Hall Club Ms. Joan Zaleski Mr. & Mrs. Loren Ziff Mr. John R. Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. J. Conrad Zimmerman, Jr. Mr. Stanley Zweck-Bronner

THANK YOU!

Gaillard Performance Hall Foundation (843) 718-1578

32

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

YOUR LEGACY THEIR FUTURE

OUR MISSION W W W. G A I L L A R D F O U N D A T I O N E N D O W M E N T . O R G

Outright & Deferred Ways To Give IN SUPPORT OF PERFORMING ARTS EDUCATION - FOREVER

JANUARY 14, 2020

ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 7:30 pm

34

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Patron: HRH The Duke of York, KG

GALLIARD CENTER, CHARLESTON Tuesday 14 January 2020, 7.30pm

DOVE Sunshine 5 mins RACHMANINOV Piano Concerto No.2 37 mins Interval

SIBELIUS Symphony No.2 44 mins

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Mark Wigglesworth Conductor Olga Kern Piano

SUNSHINE

Jonathan Dove (b.1959)

Jonathan Dove’s music has filled opera houses with delighted audiences of all ages on five continents. Few, if any, contemporary composers have so successfully or consistently explored the potential of opera to communicate, to create wonder and to enrich CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING | 35 people’s lives.

ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ARTIST ROSTER FIRST VIOLINS

Clive Howard

BASSOONS

Duncan Riddell

Felix Tanner

Joshua Wilson

Tamás András

Helen Picknett

Stuart Russell

Sulki Yu

Zoe Matthews

Shana Douglas

Pamela Ferriman

Eriko Nagayama

CONTRA BASSOON Fraser Gordon

Andrew Klee

CELLOS

Kay Chappell

Richard Harwood

FRENCH HORNS

Anthony Protheroe

Jonathan Ayling

Nicolas Fleury

Erik Chapman

Chantal Webster

Finlay Bain

Sophie Mather

Roberto Sorrentino

Philip Woods

Esther Kim

Jean-Baptiste Toselli

Jonathan Bareham

Marciana Buta

William Heggart

Richard Ashton

Patrycja Mynarska

Rachel van der Tang

Imogen East

Naomi Watts

TRUMPETS

Joanne Chen

Anna Stuart

James Fountain

Rosemary Hinton

Emma Black

Adam Wright Mike Allen

SECOND VIOLINS

DOUBLE BASSES

Andrew Storey

David Stark

TROMBONES

David O'Leary

David Gordon

Matthew Gee

Jennifer Christie

Benjamin Cunningham

Rupert Whitehead

Charlotte Ansbergs

Ben Wolstenholme

Peter Graham

Mark O'Leary

BASS TROMBONE

Stephen Payne

David FC Johnson

Josh Cirtina

Manuel Porta

Harry Atkinson

Charles Nolan

Marianne Schofield

Sali-Wyn Ryan

TUBA Kevin Morgan

Colin Callow

FLUTES

Nicola Hutchings

Emer McDonough

TIMPANI

Sheila Law

Helen Keen

Matt Perry

PICCOLO

PERCUSSION

Helen Keen

Stephen Quigley

Helen Cochrane Joanna Watts VIOLAS

Martin Owens

Abigail Fenna

OBOES

Liz Varlow

John Roberts

Ugne Tiškuté

Timothy Watts

Chian Lim

36

|

Esther Harling

CLARINETS

Jonathan Hallett

Benjamin Mellefont

Triona Milne

Emma Burgess

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

SUNSHINE Jonathan Dove (b.1959) Jonathan Dove’s music has filled opera houses with delighted audiences of all ages on five continents. Few, if any, contemporary composers have so successfully or consistently explored the potential of opera to communicate, to create wonder and to enrich people’s lives.

Born in 1959 to architect parents, Dove’s early musical experience came from playing the piano, organ and viola. Later he studied composition with Robin Holloway at Cambridge and, after graduation, worked as a freelance accompanist, repetiteur, animateur and arranger. His early professional experience gave him a deep understanding of singers and the complex mechanics of the opera house. Opera and the voice have been the central priorities in Dove’s output throughout his subsequent career.

On the composition of his 2017 orchestral work Sunshine, Jonathan Dove writes: ‘Sunshine was written for the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, who wanted a piece scored for classical orchestra which they could take on tour, to play as an encore after any classical symphony in their repertoire. However, it was first to be heard (in January 2017) after a work for much larger forces: Tchaikovsky’s Manfred Symphony. I initially found it hard to imagine anything I might want to hear after that extraordinary piece, but one day a little woodwind dance started in my mind, with a singing violin line floating over the top, and I thought the combination of singing and dancing would offer a nice contrast to the high energy of many symphonic finales. It made me think of standing in a patch of sunlight, feeling warmth spread through my body, and a glow of happiness.’

PIANO CONCERTO NO.2 IN C MINOR, OP.18 Sergey Rachmaninov (1873–1943) I.

Moderato

II.

Adagio sostenuto

III.

Allegro scherzando

Sergey Rachmaninov was the last in the line of great Romantic pianistcomposers that had begun so spectacularly with Franz Liszt and Frédéric Chopin. Throughout a career lasting half a century, he seldom wavered from his richly melodious composing style, despite being scoffingly dismissed as a musical dinosaur by many of his contemporaries. Composing was a burning imperative for Rachmaninov – a psychological safety valve. Rarely given to explanation or self-justification, in later life he nailed his colours firmly to the

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

37

mast: ‘A composer’s music should express the country of his birth, his love affairs, his religion, the books that have influenced him, the pictures he loves. It should be the sum total of a composer’s experience.’

Born in 1873 into a family of reasonably wealthy Russian landowners, Rachmaninov was by all accounts a charmingly mischievous child, endowed with phenomenal natural musical gifts. Following a strict regime of practise under the watchful eye of Nikolai Zverev, Rachmaninov composed his extraordinarily assured First Piano Concerto whilst still a student of the Moscow Conservatory, took his finals a year early (1892), and then composed the C-sharp minor Prelude, which quickly established itself as a popular phenomenon. Encouraged by all the resulting adulation, the budding composer feverishly set to work on his apocalyptic First Symphony, his first true masterpiece. However, the unruly 1897 premiere under a highly unsympathetic and inebriated Glazunov was a complete fiasco, causing Rachmaninov such distress that he suffered psychosomatic pains in his arms and legs, and creatively he became virtually impotent for three years.

In desperation, Rachmaninov turned to Moscow neurologist Dr Nikolai Dahl, a recognised expert in hypnosis, who eventually got him composing again: ‘You will begin to write your concerto... you will work with great facility... the concerto will be of excellent quality.’ Within no time at all, the twenty-sevenyear-old composer was brimming with ideas and in a flood of uncontainable inspiration composed his melodically impassioned Second Piano Concerto, and then married (despite certain legal difficulties) his devoted cousin, Natalia Satina.

The work’s success was instantaneous. Its opening chord sequence, suggestive of the slow tolling of bells, and the soulful yet dignified passage which follows, sounding like some ancient Russian chant unspiralling, proved irresistible. Not since Tchaikovsky had audiences been treated to music of such unabashed emotional charisma and electric communicability. Each of the three movements contains at least one skin-tingling melody, which in the case of the finale is worked up into a climax of overwhelming intensity.

The string section is the orchestra’s powerhouse, soaring aloft one minute, providing surging depth of tone the next, and in the magical central movement exuding a veiled quality, complementing the mood of aching nostalgia to perfection. Yet it is the piano that reigns supreme, its all-engulfing machismo and irresistible bravado often giving way to moments of exquisite simplicity and reflectiveness. This is music in which every note truly seems to burn with a blazing incandescence Something that is less often remarked upon is the Concerto’s complete lack of affinity with the First Symphony. Rachmaninov would appear to have wanted not only to blot out the physical and mental anguish caused by the 38

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

symphony's failure, but also its musical implications. The gypsyesque melodic and harmonic inflections and daemonic intensity of the symphony have no place here. Instead, Rachmaninov develops upon the languorous style of some of his earlier piano pieces and songs, forging a new creative path that set the standard for the remainder of his output.

INTERVAL

SYMPHONY NO.2 IN D MAJOR, OP.43 Jean Sibelius (1865–1957) I. Allegretto II.

Andante, ma rubato

III. Vivacissimo IV.

Finale: Allegro moderato

Jean Sibelius’ long life coincided with a politically volatile period in Finnish history during which a wave of national pride swept across the country in defiance of Russian oppression and occupation. Little wonder that his rousing symphonic poem Finlandia (1899) was eagerly adopted as a popular rallying cry for Finnish independence, nor that Russia banned any further performances.

Sibelius’ symphonic music captures the way the passing of time in Finland plays tricks with the mind, underpinning surfaces teeming with bustling activity and strange rustlings with granitic tonal fundamentals. Just as surely as his tone poems gave expression to his proud belief in his country’s legends and traditions, so his symphonies revitalised a genre that was close to collapsing under its own expressive weight. Feeling increasingly like a lone voice in the musical wilderness, Sibelius fell creatively silent (at least publicly) during the late 1920s, with thirty years of his life still remaining. He died in Järvenpää just two months short of his ninety-second birthday.

The opening decade of the twentieth century was a period of mixed fortunes for Sibelius. His international reputation grew steadily as he developed rapidly from a highly accomplished composer into one of music’s most original thinkers. Yet behind the scenes he found himself slipping further and further into debt, while his frequent bouts of heavy drinking placed an increasing strain on his marriage. His state of mind hardly improved when his hauntingly melancholy Valse triste (1903) became an international sensation – desperately short of cash, he had accepted a one-off payment of 300 marks from his publishers and waived his rights to royalties. On the plus side, Sibelius

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

39

somehow cobbled the money together to build a villa (named Ainola, after his wife Aino) in Järvenpää, a forested area not far from the Finnish capital Helsinki, which was destined to remain his home and inspiration for over half a century.

While it is easy when listening to the Second Symphony to conjure up images of Sibelius communing with nature in Finland’s icy, rugged landscapes, the music’s constant fluctuating between cool contentment, vibrant optimism and impassioned lyricism was inspired originally by a protracted working holiday in Florence and sun-drenched Rapallo (on the north-western coast of Italy) during the winter and early spring of 1901. The music’s spontaneous sense of ease and structural inevitability are also deceptive as some of the material (most notably the slow movement) was derived from other abandoned projects he started around this time, including a setting of Dante’s Divine Comedy and a planned tone poem entitled Festival, based on the Don Juan legend, employing the Commendatore’s famous ‘Stone Guest’ aria from the final act of Mozart’s Don Giovanni as a springboard for inspiration. Premiered in March 1902, the Symphony scored an overwhelming success, playing to another three packed houses during its first week.

Although Sibelius insisted that his latest masterwork was entirely free of extra-musical associations, the reaction of his conductor friend Robert Kajanus accurately sums up the feelings of those present on the premiere night. ‘The Andante,’ he conjectured, ‘strikes one as the most broken-hearted protest against all the injustice that threatens at the present time to deprive the sun of its light and the flowers of their scent… The Scherzo gives a picture of frenetic preparation. Everyone piles his straw on the haystack, all fibres are strained and every second seems to last an hour. One can sense in the oboe motif of the central trio section exactly what is at stake… The Finale develops towards a triumphant conclusion, intended to rouse in the listener a picture of a brighter and more confident future.’

At a more fundamental level, the Symphony demonstrates a marked tendency towards more concise thematic inspiration than its predecessor, particularly during the opening Allegretto. Sibelius appears determined to extract the maximum impact from the most economical of musical means, as in the first movement’s kaleidoscopic reappropriations of nine subtly interrelated motifs. So too in the inconsolable melodic strands of the Andante, which ends in total despair, the bustling obsessiveness of the scherzo and the same movement’s dreamy central oboe solo, which grows effortlessly out of a single note repeated several times over – a reworking of the Symphony’s opening, composed in response to his sister-in-law’s recent suicide. This striking movement links directly into a finale whose rousing combination of indelible melody and stoic resilience culminates in a bracingly optimistic coda.

40

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Mark Wigglesworth Conductor Internationally renowned and Olivier Award-winning conductor Mark Wigglesworth is one of the outstanding musicians of his generation, as much at home in the opera house as the concert hall. Recognised for his masterly interpretations, his highly detailed performances combine a finely considered architectural structure with great sophistication and rare beauty. Through a broad repertoire ranging from Mozart to Boulez, he has forged enduring relationships with many orchestras and opera houses throughout the world.

Mark has enjoyed a long relationship with English National Opera (Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk, Cosi fan Tutti, Falstaff, Katya Kabanova, Parsifal, Force of Destiny, Magic Flute, Jenufa, Don Giovanni, and Lulu), and operatic engagements elsewhere include The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden (Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Rise and Fall of Mahagonny), The Metropolitan Opera, New York (The Marriage of Figaro) as well as at The Bavarian State Opera, Semperoper Dresden, Teatro Real, The Netherlands Opera, La Monnaie, Welsh National Opera, Glyndebourne, and Opera Australia. In 2017 he received the Oliver Award for Outstanding Achievement in Opera.

On the concert platform, highlights include performances with the Berlin Philharmonic, Royal Concertgebouw, London Symphony, London Philharmonic, Boston Symphony, New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Chicago Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Cleveland Orchestra, Tokyo Symphony, and the Sydney Symphony. His recordings include a critically acclaimed complete cycle of the Shostakovich Symphonies with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic, Mahler’s Sixth and Tenth symphonies, with the Melbourne Symphony, a disc of English music with the Sydney Symphony, Britten’s Peter Grimes with Glyndebourne, and the Brahms Piano Concertos with Stephen Hough.

He has written articles for The Guardian and The Independent, made a sixpart TV series for the BBC entitled Everything to Play For, and held positions as Associate Conductor of the BBC Symphony, Principal Guest Conductor of the Swedish Radio Symphony, Music Director of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, and most recently Music Director of English National Opera. He is currenty Principal Guest Conductor of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. His book The Silent Musician will be published by Faber & Faber later this year.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

41

Olga Kern Piano Russian-American pianist Olga Kern is now recognized as one of her generation's great pianists. She jumpstarted her U.S. career with her historic Gold Medal win at the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in Fort Worth, Texas as the first woman to do so in more than thirty years.

First prize winner of the Rachmaninoff International Piano Competition at seventeen, Ms. Kern is a laureate of many international competitions. In 2016 she served as Jury Chairman of both the Seventh Cliburn International Amateur Piano Competition and the first Olga Kern International Piano Competition, where she also holds the title of Artistic Director. Ms. Kern frequently gives masterclasses and since September 2017 has served on the piano faculty of the prestigious Manhattan School of Music. Additionally, Ms. Kern has been chosen as the Virginia Arts Festival’s new Connie & Marc Jacobson Director of Chamber Music, beginning with the 2019 season.

For the 2019-20 season, Kern will perform with the Allentown Symphony, Grand Rapids Symphony, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Colorado Symphony, Toledo Symphony Orchestra, New Mexico Philharmonic, Iceland Symphony Orchestra, Nordwestdeutsche Philharmonie, New West Symphony, and the Sao Paulo Symphony, as well as appearing on United States Tour with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine. She is also the guest soloist at the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center for Leonard Slatkin’s 75th Birthday Celebration. She will appear in recitals in Orford, Sunriver, Fort Worth (Cliburn), Carmel, San Francisco, Sicily, Calvia, and Helsingborg. This October and November, Olga Kern will be hosting her Second Olga Kern International Piano Competition.

This season, she will also be a part of the jury at the following piano competitions: Sydney International Piano Competition, Gurwitz International Piano Competition, Gershwin Piano Competition, Schumann Prize Competition, and the Scriabin International Competition.

In recent seasons, Kern performed with the Moscow Philharmonic, Santa Fe Symphony, and the St. Louis Symphony, as well as opened the Pacific Symphony’s 2018-19 season. Kern was also a featured soloist for the Royal Scottish National Orchestra during the 2018-19 Tour. She also served as Artist in Residence for the San Antonio Symphony’s 2017-18 season and had her debut with the National Youth Orchestra on their China tour. Ms. Kern opened the Baltimore Symphony’s 2015-2016 centennial season with Marin Alsop. Other season highlights included returns to the Royal Philharmonic with Pinchas Zukerman, Orchestre Philharmonique de Nice with Giancarlo Guerrero.

Ms. Kern's discography includes her Grammy Nominated recording of Rachmaninoff’s Corelli Variations and other transcriptions (2004), Brahms Variations (2007) and Chopin Piano Sonatas No. 2 and 3 (2010). She was featured 42

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

in the award-winning documentary about the 2001 Cliburn Competition, Playing on the Edge.

ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA BIOGRAPHY For more than seven decades the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) has been at the forefront of music-making in the UK. The Orchestra’s regular performances at its London home Cadogan Hall are complemented by a distinguished series at Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall, a hugely popular series at the Royal Albert Hall and frequent visits to its seven principal residencies across the UK. With a wider reach than any other UK large ensemble, the RPO has truly become Britain’s national orchestra.

International touring is also vital to the Orchestra’s work, taking it to many prestigious destinations worldwide. Across its busy schedule, the RPO works with artists of the highest calibre, including Principal Guest Conductor Pinchas Zukerman, Principal Associate Conductor Alexander Shelley and Permanent Associate Conductor, Grzegorz Nowak. The Orchestra is looking forward to appointing its next Artistic Director and Principal Conductor shortly.

In 2018, RPO Resound, the Orchestra’s community and education programme, marks its twenty-fifth anniversary. Throughout its history it has thrived on taking music into the heart of the regions that the Orchestra serves, working with a variety of participants in a range of settings including working with young people, the homeless and recovering stroke patients.

In 2017 the RPO teamed up with the concert-enhancing app, EnCue by Octava, becoming the first orchestra in Europe to offer its audiences real-time programme notes delivered to their mobile or tablet devices for selected performances. The Orchestra has become increasingly active on social media platforms, inviting audiences to engage informally on Facebook and Twitter (@rpoonline) and to enjoy behind-the-scenes insights on the RPO website (www.rpo.co.uk), YouTube (RPOOnline) and Instagram (@RPOOnline).

Although the RPO embraces twenty-first-century opportunities, including appearances with pop stars and on video game, film and television soundtracks, its artistic priority remains paramount: the making of great music at the highest level for the widest possible audience. As the RPO proudly looks to its future, its versatility and high standards mark it out as one of today’s most open-minded, forward-thinking symphony orchestras.

Tour Direction: Columbia Artist Management LLC 5 Columbus Circle at 1790 Broadway, New York, NY 10019 www.columbia-artists.com For more information, please visit: www.rpo.co.uk CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

43

44

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

JANUARY 25, 2020

MONTY ALEXANDER TRIO + JANE MONHEIT + FREDDY COLE

CHARLESTON JAZZ ORCHESTRA 7:30 pm

The 6th Annual Charleston Jazz Festival proudly presents a star-studded evening at the Gaillard Center! It begins with a performance by the Monty Alexander trio, followed by the Charleston Jazz Orchestra with vocalists Jane Monheit and Freddy Cole.

Originally from Kingston, Jamaica, Grammy-nominated pianist Monty Alexander is an American classic, touring the world relentlessly with various projects delighting a global audience drawn to his vibrant personality and soulful message. A perennial favorite at Jazz festivals and venues worldwide, his spirited conception covers a repertoire spanning a broad range of jazz and Jamaican musical expressions – the American songbook and the blues, gospel and bebop, calypso and reggae.

Blessed with “a voice of phenomenal beauty” (Stephen Holden, New York Times), Jane Monheit has had plenty of milestone moments in establishing herself as one of today’s best and most important vocalist-musicians. The twice Grammynominated singer has released 12 solo albums and has collaborated with Michael Bublé, John Pizzarelli, Terence Blanchard, among many others. Her latest release, The Songbook Sessions: Ella Fitzgerald, pays joyous tribute to the legendary singer, while sharing a definite portrait of herself.

The legendary Freddy Cole, a four-time Grammy Nominee was born in 1931, the youngest of Edward and Paulina Nancy Cole’s five children. His three elder brothers, Eddie, Ike and Nat (twelve years Freddy’s senior) were all musicians taught by their mother. At the young age of 88, Freddy Cole’s career continues to ascend as he has moved into the front ranks of America’s homegrown art form with a style and musical sophistication all his own. Nominated for a 2019 Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Recording, masterful vocalist and pianist, Freddy Cole captivates listeners with his elegant presence, subtle phrasing, and intimate singing style.

The Charleston Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Robert Lewis, has been performing for audiences in the Lowcountry for over 10 years. The Charleston Jazz Orchestra is comprised of 18 accomplished jazz musicians and is an entertaining and educational example of the rich history of jazz in Charleston. The Charleston Jazz Orchestra offers a six concert subscription series known for its unique, enthusiastically received performances that contribute mightily to the ever-evolving Lowcountry arts scene.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

45

JANUARY 31, 2020

BANDSTAND Work Light Productions presents

BANDSTAND 7:30 pm

The Tony-Winning Broadway Musical Music By

RICHARD OBERACKER Book and Lyrics by

ROB TAYLOR and RICHARD OBERACKER Starring

JENNIFER ELIZABETH SMITH ZACK ZAROMATIDIS ROXY YORK ROB CLOVE BENJAMIN POWELL SCOTT BELL LOUIS JANNUZZI III JONMICHAEL TARLETON with SHAUNICE ALEXANDER BETH ANDERSON MICHAEL BINGHAM MILENA J. COMEAU RYAN P. CYR SARAH DEARSTYNE MICHAEL HARDENBERG ANDRE MALCOLM KAITLYN MAYSE MATTHEW MUCHA MALLORY NOLTING TAYLOR OKEY KATIE POHLMAN OZ SHOSHAN CAMERON TURNER Scenic Design by DAVID KORINS

Costume Design by PALOMA YOUNG

Lighting Design by JEFF CROITER

Tour Sound Design DAVID THOMAS Casting by KATE LUMPKIN, CSA

Original Broadway Sound Design by NEVIN STEINBERG

Wig, Hair & Makeup Design J. JARED JANAS & DAVE BOVA Production Stage Manager ELIZABETH ALLEN

Tour Marketing & Press ALLIED TOURING

Exclusive Tour Direction THE ROAD COMPANY

Co-Orchestrators BILL ELLIOTT & GREG ANTHONY RASSEN

Vocal Arrangements DAVID KREPPEL

Company Manager MICHAEL COGLAN

Production Management PORT CITY TECHNICAL Music Director MILES PLANT

General Management WORK LIGHT PRODUCTIONS

Associate Music Supervisor CHRISTOPHER GURR

Music Supervisor FRED LASSEN Music Arranger GREG ANTHONY RASSEN Choreographed by

ANDY BLANKENBUEHLER Restaged and additional choreography by MARC HEITZMAN Tour directed by GINA RATTAN Based on Original Direction by

ANDY BLANKENBUEHLER Originally produced on Broadway by Tom Smedes, Gabrielle Palitz, Terry Schnuck & Roger Horchow in association with Paper Mill Playhouse This production is licensed by special arrangement with GAILLARD Samuel French, Inc., a Concord Theatricals Company.

CHARLESTON CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING | 47 2

CAST Donny Novitski ..................................................................................... ZACK ZAROMATIDIS Julia Trojan............................................................................ JENNIFER ELIZABETH SMITH Mrs. June Adams...................................................................................................ROXY YORK Jimmy Campbell ....................................................................................................ROB CLOVE Davy Zlatic..............................................................................................BENJAMIN POWELL Nick Radel ............................................................................................................SCOTT BELL Wayne Wright ......................................................................................... LOUIS JANNUZZI III Johnny Simpson ............................................................................ JONMICHAEL TARLETON Jean Ann Ryan ................................................................................SHAUNICE ALEXANDER Andre.........................................................................................................MATTHEW MUCHA Oliver ................................................................................................................TAYLOR OKEY Ensemble .....................................................SHAUNICE ALEXANDER, BETH ANDERSON, MILENA J. COMEAU, RYAN P. CYR, MICHAEL HARDENBERG, ANDRE MALCOLM, KAITLYN MAYSE, MATTHEW MUCHA, MALLORY NOLTING, TAYLOR OKEY, CAMERON TURNER SWINGS MICHAEL BINGHAM, SARAH DEARSTYNE, KATIE POHLMAN, OZ SHOSHAN UNDERSTUDIES Understudies never substitute for listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the appearance. for Donny Novitski—LOUIS JANNUZZI III, TAYLOR OKEY for Mrs. June Adams—SHAUNICE ALEXANDER, MILENA J. COMEAU for Jean Ann Ryan—BETH ANDERSON, MILENA J. COMEAU for Julia Trojan—SARAH DEARSTYNE, KAITLYN MAYSE for Jimmy Campbell—MICHAEL HARDENBERG for Johnny Simpson—MICHAEL HARDENBERG for Nick Radel— MICHAEL BINGHAM, RYAN P. CYR for Davy Zlatic— MICHAEL BINGHAM, MATTHEW MUCHA for Wayne Wright— MICHAEL BINGHAM DANCE CAPTAINS KATIE POHLMAN, OZ SHOSHAN

48

3

|

The photographing or sound recording of any performance or the possession of any device or such photographing or sound recording inside this theater, without the written permission of the management, is prohibited by law.

Violators may be punished by ejection and violations may render the offender liable for money damages.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I “Just Like It Was Before” ..................................................................................... The Company “Donny Novitski” ............................................................................................................. Donny “I Know a Guy” .................................... Jimmy, Davy, Nick, Wayne, Donny and The Company “Ain’t We Proud” .............................................................................................................. Donny “Who I Was” .........................................................................................................................Julia “Just Like It Was Before” (reprise) ...........................................................................Mrs. Adams “First Steps First”............................................................................................... Julia and Donny “Breathe”.......................................................... Donny, Nick, Wayne, Davy, Jimmy and Johnny “You Deserve It” ........................................................................Donny, Julia and The Company “Love Will Come and Find Me Again” ................................................................................Julia “Right This Way” .................................... Donny, Nick, Wayne, Davy, Jimmy, Johnny and Julia ACT II Entr’acte ................................................................................................................ The Orchestra “Nobody” ...............................................................................Donny, Wayne, Nick, Davy, Julia, Mrs. Adams, Johnny, Jimmy and The Company “I Got a Theory” ....................................................................Julia, Donny, Wayne, Nick, Davy, Johnny, Jimmy and The Company “Everything Happens” ..............................................................................................Mrs. Adams “Welcome Home” .............................................................................................. Donny and Julia “A Band in New York City”............................................................ Johnny, Davy, Jimmy, Nick, Wayne, Julia, Donny and The Company “This Is Life” ..................................................................................................... Donny and Julia “Welcome Home” .................................................................................................................Julia Finale..........................................................................................Donny, Julia and The Company Music Supervisor—FRED LASSEN Associate Music Supervisor—CHRISTOPHER GURR ORCHESTRA Music Director/Keyboards—MILES PLANT Assistant Music Director/Keyboard 2/Guitar/Ukulele—BRIAN VICTOR Reeds—MICHAEL BRINZER Bass—ROSS KRATTER Drums—BRIAN GANCH Keyboard Programmer—RANDY COHEN Music Copying—EMILY GRISHMAN MUSIC PREPARATION/ALDEN TERRY

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

49

4

CAST

50

5

|

ZACK ZAROMATIDIS

JENNIFER ELIZABETH SMITH

ROXY YORK

ROB CLOVE

BENJAMIN POWELL

SCOTT BELL

LOUIS JANNUZZI III

JONMICHAEL TARLETON

SHAUNICE ALEXANDER

BETH ANDERSON

MICHAEL BINGHAM

MILENA J. COMEAU

RYAN P. CYR

SARAH DEARSTYNE

MICHAEL HARDENBERG

ANDRE MALCOLM

KAITLYN MAYSE

MATTHEW MUCHA

MALLORY NOLTING

TAYLOR OKEY

KATIE POHLMAN

OZ SHOSHAN

CAMERON TURNER

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

WHO’S WHO in the CAST ZACK ZAROMATIDIS (Donny Novitski) is honored to be telling this story. Previous roles include Jack Kelly in Newsies, Jesus in Godspell and Stine in City of Angels. He is also the lead singer/ guitarist of NYC-based band All My Sons. Thanks to the fam, Emily and the whole Bandstand family. @zackzaro. @allmysonsband.

JENNIFER ELIZABETH SMITH (Julia Trojan). National tour: Something Rotten! (Portia).

Regional: Swing! (Prather Entertainment), Adam Lives (Goodspeed Opera House). B.F.A. in musical theater from Boston Conservatory. Endlessly grateful to mom and dad, Stephen Gabriel and the Work Light team, Gina, Fred, Kate and SW Artists! @jennsmith810.

ROXY YORK (Mrs. June Adams). A graduate of The Boston Conservatory and a Long Island native, Roxy has been to every contiguous state in the country after performing on the national tours of Beauty and the Beast, Annie and Flashdance. “This one’s for my sissy, Jane—thank you for your service.” Instagram: @roxyyork.

ROB CLOVE (Jimmy Campbell) is a songwriter, actor and musician in NYC. Rob attended UNC School of Arts and SUNY Purchase. After the release of his song “Little Black Boy” and opening for legendary rapper Nas, Rob was featured in Jazziz magazine, and the Sony-distributed album Made in Amerika.

BENJAMIN POWELL (Davy Zlatic). Hailing from Kennett Square, Pa., Benjamin Powell is making his professional debut in Bandstand. He is currently enrolled at the University of Michigan, getting a B.F.A. in jazz studies and is taking a year off to participate in this tour.

SCOTT BELL (Nick Radel) is a professional freelance trumpet player from San Mateo, Calif. Playing trumpet since age 6, Scott has traveled the globe performing with various groups and has opened for artists such as Boz Scaggs, George Clinton and Herbie Hancock. He recently graduated from Berklee College of Music studying trumpet performance.

LOUIS JANNUZZI III (Wayne Wright, u/s Donny). Actor/singer/musician from Hillsborough, N.J. Regional: The Fantasticks, Les Miz, Fiddler…, The Producers, Julius Caesar, Evita. TV: Gatorade’s “Football, Texas,” “Evil Lives Here,” NBC’s “Rise.” B.A. DeSales University. Many thanks to all involved in this production. “La mia famiglia è nel mio cuore.” LouisJannuzzi.com. @loujacuzzi.

6

JONMICHAEL TARLETON (Johnny Simpson).

National tour debut! Off-Broadway: Freefall Frostbite (The Scholar). New York Theater: Assassins (Charles Guiteau), One Summer Morning (Joey), Music Between Us (Henry). Regional: My Way (Man 1), Ragtime (Father), Jekyll & Hyde (Gabriel John Utterson), South Pacific (The Professor), Star Spangled Girl (Andy Hobart). Instagram: @jktarleton.

SHAUNICE ALEXANDER (Jean Ann Ryan, u/s Mrs. June Adams) is a native New Yorker and B.F.A. graduate of The New School. Credits include Ragtime (Sarah’s Friend), Our Town (Mrs. Soames), Little Shop of Horrors (Crystal), and From the Fire (Fanny, world premiere). Thank you to her beautiful family for their support! Jeremiah 29:11. shaunicealexander.com.

BETH ANDERSON (Ensemble, u/s Jean Ann Ryan) is so excited to join the cast of Bandstand!

National tours: R&H’s Cinderella and Joseph…

Dreamcoat. Other favorite credits: The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Rosa Bud) and The Little Mermaid (Ariel). Thank you to the creative team, family, friends and Colt for the love and support! @blanderson4.

MICHAEL BINGHAM (Swing, u/s Wayne Wright, Nick Radel, Davy Zlatic) is excited to make Bandstand his national tour debut! Previous theater: Camelot (Shakespeare Theater Company); 42nd Street (Fulton Theater); Bert in Mary Poppins and Ursula in The Little Mermaid (CPCC); West Side Story (Glow Lyric); Dollywood, Smoky Mountain Opry, The Lost Colony. Originally from Hawaii!

Much love to the fam. B.F.A. Elon University.

MILENA J. COMEAU (Ensemble, u/s Mrs. June Adams, Jean Ann Ryan). Mass.-raised, N.Y.-based!

National tour debut. Some favorite credits: Dance Supervisor of Alice By Heart, Phish at MSG, immersive Peter Pan in Beijing, Dance Lab New York, West Side Story (Weston), Annie (Axelrod), Young Frankenstein (North Street), Albany Berkshire Ballet. Harvard grad! So grateful to so many. @milenajcomeau.

RYAN P. CYR (Ensemble, u/s Nick Radel) is ecstatic to be appearing in Bandstand! Previously: West Side Story (int’l tour), Whiskey and Rye (Norwegian Creative Studios), Damn Yankees and Chicago (Park Playhouse). B.A. dance, Point Park University. Thanks to Broadway Method Academy and Rockwell Dance Center. Proud son of a U.S. Navy Veteran. @ryanpcyr. ryanpcyr.com.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

51

WHO’S WHO in the CAST SARAH DEARSTYNE (Swing, u/s Julia). National tour debut! She is thrilled to have Bandstand as her first professional credit. Born and raised in Rochester, N.Y., Sarah graduated with a B.A. in dance performance from Anderson University. She also completed the Professional Semester at Broadway Dance Center. “Mom, Dad, Garrett, DS, Judy, thank you for everything.”

MICHAEL HARDENBERG (Ensemble, u/s Jimmy Campbell, Johnny Simpson). First time touring!

Previous credits: A Chorus Line (Mike, Sierra Repertory Theatre), Beauty and the Beast (White Plains Performing Arts Center), 42nd Street (Broadway Palm), A Chorus Line (Mark, Heritage Theatre Festival) and Singin’ in the Rain (Wick Theatre). @michaelhardenberg. michaelhardenberg.com.

ANDRE MALCOLM (Ensemble) is an alumnus from American Musical and Dramatic Academy where he majored in dance theater. His favorite credits: Pippin national tour and Finding Neverland national tour. He’s thankful for the man above and to his loving mother. @andret.malcolm.

KAITLYN MAYSE (Ensemble, u/s Julia). National tour: R&H’s Cinderella (Ella). Regional: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Belle), 1776 (Martha Jefferson), Oklahoma! (Ensemble/Swing). B.F.A. Indiana University. “Huge thanks to Kate, Andy, Steve, Gina, Fred, Marc, Morgan, Scott and so many others for believing in me.” For Sharon and Edie. @kaitlynmayse.

MATTHEW MUCHA (Andre, Ensemble, u/s Davy Zlatic). Psyched to be making his national tour debut! Favorite credits: Memphis (CFRT), The Sound of Music (Alabama Shakespeare), Tuck Everlasting (SSTI). B.F.A. from Marymount Manhattan College. A huge thank you to ATB Talent, Denise Hartigan for their guidance. Endless love to his family, friends and Jaime. Matthewmucha.com. @matthewmucha.

MALLORY NOLTING (Ensemble) is thrilled to be on tour with Bandstand! Credits include 42nd Street national tour (Phyllis, Dance Captain/ Swing), Swing! The Musical (Norwegian Cruise Line), Anything Goes (Westchester Broadway Theatre), Holiday Inn (Paper Mill Playhouse).

MMC graduate. Thanks to her family, friends, teachers and GBM for their love and support. @mallory_dana_. mallorynolting.com.

TAYLOR OKEY (Oliver, Ensemble, u/s Donny).

National tour debut! Regional: The Bridges of Madison County (Robert), Carousel (Billy), Hair (Claude), Big Fish (Will), Altar Boyz! (Luke), Floyd Collins (H.T. Carmichael). Many thanks to 52

|

mom, dad, CLA and countless family and friends for their endless support! M.F.A. Boston Conservatory. Jeremiah 29:11. @TaylorOkey.

KATIE POHLMAN (Swing). National tour debut!

Regional: Gypsy at The Muny; Hairspray (LouAnn), Seven Brides… (Alice), Guys and Dolls and many more at Music Theatre Wichita. Proud OKCU graduate and Omaha, Neb. native. Many thanks to her wonderful parents, siblings and all who have supported her on this journey! @kbpohlman.

OZ SHOSHAN (Swing) is excited to present this beautiful story of Bandstand. National tour: Elf The Musical. Regional: Kinky Boots (Angel), A Chorus Line (Greg), The Little Mermaid. International: Hair, West Side Story, Cabaret, Fiddler on the Roof in Israel. Oz would like to thank his family, the universe and Jorge. @ozshoshan.

CAMERON TURNER (Ensemble) is represented

by MSA talent agency. Credits include Oklahoma!

(NSMT); Evita, The Bodyguard, Mamma Mia! (Eddie) at Finger Lakes MTF; and Legally Blonde (Warner u/s). Other national tours include Elf The Musical. TV/film credits include “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” @crturner20.

RICHARD OBERACKER (Book, Lyrics, and Music). Conductor, composer, lyricist and librettist Richard Oberacker is the musical director for Cirque du Soleil’s KA in Las Vegas. Prior engagements include conductor, arranger and contributing composer for Cirque’s world tour of Dralion and conductor of the national tours of Disney’s The Lion King. As a composer and lyricist, Mr. Oberacker’s original musicals include A Little Theater (Aurelia Theater), In That Valley (National Alliance for Musical Theater Festival of New Works), Dracula (CCM Corbett Theater) and The Gospel According to Fishman (Signature Theatre). With co-lyricist and co-author Robert Taylor, Mr. Oberacker has collaborated on several new musicals including Ace (National Alliance for Musical Theater New Works Festival, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The Old Globe, Signature Theatre), Journey to the West (New York Musical Theater Festival), The Parenting Project (Cincinnati Fringe Festival, Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati) and The Sandman (NAMT Festival of New Works, Fredericia Theatre in Denmark). Their musical Bandstand opened at The Paper Mill Playhouse and premiered on Broadway at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. Mr. Oberacker recently composed the score for a new musical adaptation of The Great Gatsby which premiered in Tokyo, Japan before a Japanese national tour. Next in development, Bruce.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

7

WHO’S WHO in the CAST ROBERT TAYLOR (Book and Lyrics) began writing poetry and lyrics around the same time he picked up the violin at age 8. His love of music, languages, literature and nature has led him to a lifetime of study and travel. A graduate of Holland’s Royal Conservatory, Union College, the University of Bonn and Princeton University, he has taught foreign languages and ornithology in New York, English and music in China; served as music critic to the Albany Times Union; worked as a freelance musician and writer in Manhattan, a translator in Europe and Asia; and has lectured extensively on opera, literature and art history. Mr. Taylor is the co-lyricist/librettist with Richard Oberacker of several new musicals, including Ace (National Alliance for Musical Theater New Works Festival, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The Old Globe, Signature Theatre), Journey to the West (New York Musical Theater Festival), The Parenting Project (Cincinnati Fringe Festival, Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati) and The Sandman (NAMT Festival of New Works, Fredericia Theatre in Denmark), their Tony Award-winning musical Bandstand, which premiered on Broadway at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre in April of 2017, and their newest project, Bruce. A principal player with the New York Chamber Soloists Ensemble and the Mozart Orchestra of New York, Mr. Taylor is a member of the Dramatist’s Guild, and leads birding and nature tours around the world for the Audubon Society.

ANDY BLANKENBUEHLER (Original Director/ Choreographer) is a three-time Tony Award-winner for his choreography in the Broadway productions of Bandstand, In the Heights and Hamilton, for which he also received London’s Olivier Award.

The recent production of Bandstand (director/choreographer) also received the Drama Desk and Chita Rivera Award for Best Choreography. Other Broadway credits include Bring It On, 9 to 5, The People in the Picture, The Apple Tree, Annie and the recent revival of Cats. Upcoming theater projects include the new musical Only Gold with British singer/ songwriter Kate Nash and the musical Five Points.

On television, Mr. Blankenbuehler’s work has been seen most recently on the Emmy Award-winning FX series “Fosse/Verdon” and his choreography will be seen in the upcoming Universal Studios film of the musical Cats. Andy is very proud to have made his concert debut earlier this year with a piece entitled “Remember Our Song” for the Tulsa Ballet Company. As a performer, Mr. Blankenbuehler has danced on Broadway in Fosse, Contact, Man of La Mancha, Saturday Night Fever, Steel Pier, Big and Guys and Dolls. Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. Blankenbuehler resides in New York City, with his wife Elly and two children, Luca and Sofia. Mr. Blankenbuehler is a recipient of a special 2015 Drama Desk Award for his achievement in the theater. Mr. 8

Blankenbuehler received the 2018 Kennedy Center Honors for his work on the musical Hamilton.

GINA RATTAN (Tour Director). Broadway credits include Angels in America, Matilda The Musical, Soul Doctor, Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Billy Elliot. Live TV musicals: “Peter Pan,” “The Sound of Music” (Live on NBC). Regional credits include ART, Old Globe, Guthrie Theater, Lone Tree Arts Center, Theater Raleigh, Theater Workshop of Nantucket. Currently director of Camp American Girl and R&H’s Cinderella nat’l tour and new musicals in development. Champion of the work, thoughts and rights of women and girls.

MARC HEITZMAN (Restager Choreographer and Additional Choreography) is honored to be restaging Andy Blankenbuehler’s Tony Award-winning choreography after being a collaborator and dance captain for the Broadway production. Broadway: Bandstand (Dance Captain), Cats (Plato/ Macavity). Off-Broadway: Standard Time, NY City Center Encores! High Button Shoes. Some other favorite credits include the national tour of Movin’ Out (Eddie), international tour of Man in the Mirror (Dance Captain), Wexford Ireland’s Opera Festival, NY Fashion Week and Mark Stuart Dance Theatre’s When Change Comes. Marc has also directed and supervised for Norwegian Cruise Line as well as collaborated on many shows and films. As always, this show is dedicated to all the veterans, especially my grandfathers. Instagram: @cramheitzman.

FRED LASSEN (Music Supervisor) is a seasoned Broadway conductor, music director and arranger.

Broadway productions he has conducted or supervised include Prince of Broadway, Bandstand, Mean Girls, King Kong, Finding Neverland, Once, Porgy and Bess, South Pacific, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Spamalot, Cabaret, 42nd Street, Once Upon a Mattress. Off-Broadway/regional: The Sting (Paper Mill Playhouse, w/Harry Connick, Jr.), The Threepenny Opera (Atlantic Theatre, dir. Martha Clarke), Zorro (Alliance Theatre), Dangerous Beauty (Pasadena Playhouse. International: Prince of Broadway (Tokyo/Osaka), 4Stars, (Tokyo/Osaka), Maury Yeston’s Peony Pavilion (Beijing), Cabaret (Folies Bergère, Paris). He was nominated for a Helen Hayes Award in Washington, D.C., in the category of Outstanding Music Direction, for Ricky Ian Gordon’s musical Sycamore Trees. Fred has arranged and recorded two albums with Laura Osnes. He was the Associate Music Supervisor for NBC’s live musical broadcasts of “Peter Pan” and “The Sound of Music.” Fred graduated with a degree in organ performance from Oberlin Conservatory, and lives in Brooklyn with his wife Vaishali, an independent documentary filmmaker, and his 4-year-old son Luca.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

53

WHO’S WHO in the CAST BILL ELLIOT (Co-Orchestrator). Tony winner: An American in Paris; Tony nominations: Bandstand, Nice Work If You Can Get It; Encores! Lady Be Good, Chichester Festival Damsel in Distress; additional orchestrations Cinderella, Anything Goes 2011 revival; Grammy nomination Nice Work cast album; Emmy nomination Music Director Michael Feinstein PBS Special “The Sinatra Legacy”; orchestra arrangements for Josh Groban, Sutton Foster, producer/arranger of Michael Feinstein’s Concord albums The Sinatra Project and The Good Life; prolific arranger for the Boston Pops, New York Pops, Hollywood Bowl orchestra. TV and film: “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” Introducing Dorothy Dandridge, “Northern Exposure,” Wedding Crashers.

GREG ANTHONY RASSEN (Music Supervision, Arrangements, Co-orchestrations). Drama Desk-winner and Tony-nominee for Bandstand.

Other Broadway credits include An American In Paris, Bullets Over Broadway, Little Mermaid, Book of Mormon, R&H’s Cinderella, A Chorus Line (Revival). Arranger/orchestrator: Jerry Springer: The Opera (New Group), Beast in the Jungle (Vineyard), Between the Lines (Kansas City Rep.), Atlantis (Virginia Rep.). Commissions include New York Pops, Boston Pops; Renée Elise Goldsberry, Leslie Odom, Jr., Ashley Brown, Sierra Boggess, Jeremy Jordan, Norm Lewis, Darren Criss, Liz Callaway, André Previn, John Williams. M.M. degree from Cincinnati-Conservatory of Music. greganthonymusic.com.

South Coast Repertory, Arena Stage, La Jolla Playhouse, The Old Globe, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Hand2Mouth and Mixed Blood, among others.

IG: secondpigeon.

JEFF CROITER (Lighting Design). Broadway: Bandstand, Falsettos, Something Rotten!, Newsies, Peter and the Starcatcher, Holiday Inn, Penn & Teller, Disaster, Mothers and Sons, A Time to Kill, Soul Doctor, Jekyll & Hyde, The Pee-wee Herman Show, Next Fall, Kiki and Herb. Off-Broadway: Freestyle Love Supreme, The True, The Other Josh Cohen, Daniel’s Husband, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Jerry Springer The Opera, Tiny Beautiful Things, Cost of Living, Sweet Charity, Head of Passes, Cam Jansen. Other: Big Apple Circus, Penn & Teller at the Rio in Las Vegas, Family Guy Sings. Jeff has received Tony, Hewes and Bass awards, and Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Lortel nominations.

NEVIN STEINBERG (Original Broadway Sound Design). Broadway: Hadestown (Tony Award), Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, The Cher Show, Bandstand, Bright Star, It Shoulda Been You, Mothers and Sons, Rodgers+ Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Tony nomination), The Performers, Magic/Bird.

Over 30 Broadway productions with Acme Sound Partners and five additional Tony nominations: The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Fences, Hair, In the Heights.

DAVID KORINS (Scenic Design). Broadway: Hamilton (Tony nom.), Dear Evan Hansen, War Paint (Tony nom.), Bandstand, Misery, Motown, Vanya and Sonia…, Annie, Bring It On, An Evening with Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin, Godspell, Chinglish, The Pee-wee Herman Show, Lombardi, Passing Strange and Bridge and Tunnel. TV: “91st Annual Academy Awards,” “Grease: Live!” (Emmy Award). Creative Director: “Hamilton: The Exhibition,” Bruno Mars, Lady Gaga, Kanye West, Mariah Carey, Andrea Boccelli. Dad: Stella and Vivian. @davidkorins.

J. JARED JANAS (Makeup, Hair, and Wig Design). Broadway: Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune, Gettin’ the Band Back Together, Bandstand, Indecent, Sunset Boulevard, The Visit, The Real Thing, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, Motown, Peter and the Starcatcher, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, All about Me, Next to Normal. Recent Off-Broadway and regional: BLKS (MCC); Nantucket Sleigh Ride (Lincoln Center); Alice by Heart (MCC); Jagged Little Pill (A.R.T.); Miss You Like Hell, The Low Road and Father Comes Home from the War… (Public Theater); The Amateurs (Vineyard Theatre); Jerry Springer: The Opera (New Group); Yours Unfaithfully (Mint Theatre, Drama Desk nomination).

PALOMA YOUNG (Costume Design). Broadway: Peter and the Starcatcher (Tony Award), Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 (Tony nomination), Bandstand (Drama Desk nomination), Lobby Hero, Time and the Conways. Off-Broadway: Natasha, Pierre…, Kazino (Lucille Lortel Award), Merrily We Roll Along, Roundabout; Yen, Permission, Alice By Heart, Moscow X6, MCC; Fly By Night, This Flat Earth, The Patron Saint of Sea Monsters, Playwrights Horizons; Brooklyn Babylon, BAM; Recall, Colt Coeur. Other regional work at American Repertory Theater, Dallas Theatre Center,

DAVE BOVA (Makeup, Hair, and Wig Design).

Broadway designs include Be More Chill, M. Butterfly, Sunset Boulevard, Bandstand, Indecent, The Real Thing, Violet; Off-Broadway designs include Jerry Springer The Opera, Little Miss Sunshine, Here Lies Love, Buried Child, Pericles, Booty Candy, My Name Is Asher Lev, Good Person of Szechwan, Romeo and Juliet. Steppenwolf Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Signature Theatre, Playwright Horizons, Dallas Theatre Center, Shakespeare Theatre of DC, Ford’s Theatre, The Public, Public Works, Seattle Rep, Two River Theatre, Delaware

54

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

9

WHO’S WHO in the CAST Rep, Cleveland Play House, Utah Shakespeare Festival. Opera: Atlanta Opera, Glimmerglass Festival, Central City Opera, Sarasota Opera, Kansas Lyric Opera, Washington National Opera, Santa Fe Opera. (1977–2019) KATE LUMPKIN (Casting). NY Theatre: We Are Here, We Are the Tigers, Afterglow, Cleopatra, The Bad Years, EcoVillage, Unraveled, Single Rider, safeword., Diaspora, The Other Side of Paradise, Reunion ’69, Counting Sheep, The Excavation of Mary Anning, Agent 355, Emma: A New Musical, Love in Hate Nation, Sitting Bull’s Last Waltz, Five Points, Hart Island, Eastbound, Interstate, Honey Dipped Apocalypse Girls, Fefu and Her Friends.

Regional: Endlings (A.R.T), West Side Story (Kennedy Center), Evocation to Visible Appearance + A Christmas Carol (Actors Theatre of Louisville), Reunion ’69 (Newman Center), Beau (Adirondack Theatre Festival). U.S./Canadian casting team for Celebrity Cruises. Head of Education at The Broadway Collective. kate-lumpkin.com. @katelumpkin.

DAVID KREPPEL (Vocal Music Arranger) is currently Assoc. Music Supervisor for The Lion King (worldwide). Broadway conducting credits include Aladdin, The Lion King, Sister Act, Rock of Ages, A Chorus Line (revival) and work on Motown: The Musical, Tarzan, The Little Mermaid, Saturday Night Fever and others. Music Supervisor/Arranger for the recent U.S. tour of Joseph…Dreamcoat. Music Supervisor/Arranger for The Broadway Dolls, composer of 1st and Ten and A Host of Sparrows. Graduate of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music.

RANDY COHEN (Keyboard Programmer) and Randy Cohen Keyboards have programmed over 75 Broadway shows, including Hamilton; The Book of Mormon; Dear Evan Hansen; Frozen; Pretty Woman; Ain’t Too Proud; Kiss Me, Kate; Be More Chill; The Spongebob Musical; Summer; Once On This Island; Anastasia; Kinky Boots; Bandstand; On Your Feet; and Rock of Ages.

MILES PLANT (Music Director). Miles was last seen on the The Sound of Music national tour as Associate Conductor. He holds a Master’s in musical theater/opera music direction from Arizona State University. Regional: Phoenix Theatre, Arizona Broadway Theatre.

ALICE RENIER (Acting Coach) is an actor, teacher and acting coach specializing in Shakespeare and heightened text. Recent projects include Classical Theatre of Harlem’s Romeo and Juliet and Mills Entertainment’s American Girl: Live!

She serves as a teacher and coach for The Public Theater, Red Bull Theater and Columbia University. M.F.A. acting, Columbia University.

10

CHRISTOPHER GURR (Associate Music Supervisor) is a NYC-based pianist, arranger and music director. Currently Chris is the Arranger/Supervisor on the new musical Beau and a keyboard sub at Mean Girls. Other credits: Broadway: The Prom, Bandstand. Off-Broadway: Merrily We Roll Along, Jerry Springer the Opera, The View Upstairs, Clinton the Musical, Invisible Thread. Regional: Between the Lines (KCREP), In the Heights (Westport, Conn.). Tour: Cinderella, Bandstand.

ELIZABETH ALLEN (Production Stage Manager). NYC-based freelance stage manager. Most recently on tour as PSM for American Girl Live.

Other credits: The Drowsy Chaperone, Fully Committed, and Chapatti (Bristol Valley Theatre), Eugene Onegin (Spoleto Festival USA) and Production Assistant for Ain’t Too Proud, RENT (2016) and White Christmas 2016 and 2018 (Work Light Productions).

EMILY PATHMAN (Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to be exploring the country with Bandstand! Tours: Rent 20th anniversary international tour. NYC: Sleep No More. Regional: Contemporary American Theater Festival, Actors Theatre, Huntington Theatre Company, A.R.T. and Boston Ballet. Emily was a stage management apprentice at Actors Theatre of Louisville and received her B.F.A. from Emerson College.

MARK STUART (Original Associate Choreographer) is a coach, speaker, director and architect of magic. He served as Associate Choreographer of Bandstand on Broadway (Tony Award Best Choreography). As Producing Artistic Director of Mark Stuart Dance Theatre, he created, directed and choreographed the award-nominated Off-Broadway dance-musical Standard Time: When Change Comes. Stuart is a coach for Seth Godin’s altMBA and a four-time Director of the World Musical Concert series at Tokyo’s world famous Theatre Orb. He believes you’ve got magic and can’t wait to see what you do with it. Visit markstuart.org. @markstuartdance.

JAIME VERAZIN (Original Assistant Choreographer) loves plants and flowers, flying through the air and helping others take deep breaths. Broadway: Bandstand (Assistant Choreographer, Ensemble), Finding Neverland (Assistant Choreographer, Dance Captain, Swing; A.R.T.) Off-Broadway: Standard Time (Co-creator, Performer). Awards: Fred Astaire Nominee (Outstanding Female Dancer Off-Broadway), Chita Rivera Nominee (Outstanding Female Dancer On Broadway). Here’s to spreading joy, one seed at a time. broadwaybotanist.com @broadwaybotanist.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

55

WHO’S WHO in the CAST WORK LIGHT PRODUCTIONS (Producer).

Dedicated to creating and producing live entertainment. Current touring productions: Jesus Christ Superstar, Rent 20th anniversary tour, Bandstand, and Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Broadway: Ain’t Too Proud, Jagged Little Pill. Developing Clue, a new stage play based on the Paramount movie. Produced Julie Andrews, The Gift of Music at The Hollywood Bowl and London’s O2 Arena. Other recent touring productions include the Tony Award-winners American Idiot, In the Heights and Avenue Q; Motown: The Musical, R&H Cinderella, Something Rotten! and Mamma Mia! WLP is led by founding partner and President Stephen Gabriel and Vice President Nancy Gabriel. worklightproductions.com.

PORT CITY TECHNICAL (Production Management) is a production management company based in Charleston, S.C. Also referred to as “Work Light South,” PCT was initially started in 1993 as Technical Theater Solutions by Rhys Williams.

TTS worked with WLP on many shows, including American Idiot, Nice Work If You Can Get It, In the Heights and Avenue Q. Since the conception of PCT, tours with WLP have included Mamma Mia!, Vocalosity, Motown: The Musical, Cinderella, Something Rotten! and the pre-broadway Ain’t Too Proud: The Temptations Musical. Current and upcoming tours include Rent, Jesus Christ Superstar, Bandstand and White Christmas.

ALLIED TOURING (Tour Marketing & Press) is a full-service engagement management agency representing Broadway tours and other live events across North America. Current: The Book of Mormon; Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (San Francisco); Hello, Dolly!; The Hip Hop Nutcracker; Mean Girls, Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live; The Play That Goes Wrong; RENT; Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Upcoming: Ain’t Too Proud, The Cher Show, Hadestown, Pretty Woman, To Kill a Mockingbird, Tootsie.

THE ROAD COMPANY (Tour Booking). Founded in 1997 by Stephen Lindsay and Brett Sirota.

In addition to Bandstand, current representation includes Wicked, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Jagged Little Pill, Ain’t Too Proud, Oklahoma!, The Prom, Beetlejuice, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The SpongeBob Musical and more.

56

|

STAFF FOR BANDSTAND WORK LIGHT PRODUCTIONS PRODUCER Stephen Gabriel Nancy Gabriel GENERAL MANAGEMENT Anièle Fortin, General Manager Scott Seay, Director of Tour Finance Owen Likely, Assistant General Manager Kevin Greene Courtney King Carolyn Smith Noelle Hedgcock TECHNICAL SUPERVISION PORT CITY TECHNICAL Tom Klonowski, Production Manager Ryan George, Assistant Production Manager Rhys Williams, Vice President of Production Mackenzie Foster, Director of Production Operations Rossella Human Jeff Human Miriam Michaels Hunter Storie Austin Darby EXCLUSIVE TOUR DIRECTION THE ROAD COMPANY rc.nyc Stephen Lindsay Brett Sirota Shawn Willett Tom Linden Joe Reed Piper Gore Michelle Shine TOUR MARKETING AND PRESS ALLIED TOURING Marya K. Peters Andrew Damer Jacqueline Smith Janie Dickerson Jennifer Gallagher Anne Dailey Meyer Scott Praefke Anne Waisanen Hayden Anderson Jessica Cary CASTING Kate Lumpkin, CSA Company Manager ........................ Michael Coglan Production Stage Manager .............. Elizabeth Allen Assistant Stage Manager ................ Emily Pathman Dance Captains ........... Katie Pohlman, Oz Shoshan Head Carpenter.......................................Will Klein Assistant Carpenter/Flywoman ........... Sam Vettrus Head Electrician ........................... Matthew Peddie Assistant Electrician ............................ Marie Dunn Head Sound ..................................... Em Gustason Assistant Sound ....................... Meagan Holdeman Head Props................................... Brandon Martin Head Wardrobe ....................... Christina Polhemus Assistant Wardrobe .......................... Kendra Place Head Hair and Makeup ................ Haley Richardson

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

11

Legal Counsel ................ Levine Plotkin Menin LLP, Loren Plotkin, Susan Mindell Accounting ........................ Withum Smith + Brown Robert Fried, CPA Karen Kowigos, CPA, Anthony Moore, CPA Controller ....................................Galbraith & Co./ Jill Johnson Merchandising......................... Max Merchandising Merchandise Supervisor..................... Rob Howard Insurance .......................Maury, Donnelly and Parr Bob Middleton Banking ........................................ Signature Bank Tomas Kasulka, Margaret Monigan Payroll .................................. PEOPLE/Kim Merhar Travel Agent .......................................Road Rebel Trucking and Hauling ............................Shomotion

CREDITS AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Scenery built by TTS Studios. Sound Equipment by Masque Sound. Lighting Equipment by PRG. Chain Motors furnished by Port City Equipment Rentals.

This production was rehearsed at Open Jar Studios and Pearl Studios.

United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

All stage work performed by employees represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).

PRODUCTION TEAM Acting Coach ..................................... Alice Renier Partnering Supervisors ........Mark and Jaime Stuart Associate Keyboard Programmers ...Sam Starobin, Tim Crook Assistant Keyboard Programmer .................. Adam Pietrykowski Associate Scenic Designer ...................Justin West Associate Costume Designer ...................Annie Le Associate Lighting Designer .............. Jon Goldman Assistant Lighting Designer ........... Chris Annas-Lee Assistant Sound Designer ................ Devon Swiger Associate Wig, Hair & Makeup Design ... Tony Lauro Production Wardrobe .................... Rossella Human Production Sound ................................ Jeff Human Production Electrician ................... Heather Hunter Lighting Programmer .......................... Jay Penfield Costume Design Assistant ................. Sara Decker Costume Stitchers........................ Kristina Bicking, Gina Colacci, Maggie Drake, Danielle Dulchinos, Christina Renee Polhemus Costume Tailor.....................................Leah Foley Production Assistant ............................ Mason Fick Production Photography...................Jeremy Daniel

12

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

57

Family Membership only $175 per year!

BECOME A PART OF THE CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER FAMILY TODAY! As a Family Member of the Charleston Gaillard Center you’ll experience these amazing benefits: • 1-Day Advance Ticket Purchase on Family Performances • Four (4) Complimentary Beverage Vouchers • Two (2) Complimentary Parking Vouchers • Private Back of House Tour (Date TBA) • Two (2) Complimentary Tickets to an Education Performance (Reservations Required)

• Children’s Passport Activity Books • 10% off Gaillard Center Camps (Ages 5-14, based on availability) • Invitation to Sweets with Santa Event, featuring photos, special gifts and more!

• $15 off South Carolina Aquarium Family Membership (visit scaquarium.org for more information) • Special Charleston County Public Library Events

For more information contact Development at development@gaillardcenter.org or (843) 579-6468. *Family includes two adults, parents, grandparents or guardians, and children 12 and under. All memberships will automatically renew at the end of their term. Members will receive notification of renewal fourteen (14) days prior.

60

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

FEBRUARY 9, 2020

DON'T LET THE PIGEON DRIVE THE BUS 2 pm

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts DAVID M. RUBENSTEIN, Chairman DEBORAH F. RUTTER, President

The Kennedy Center Presents A World Premier Kennedy Center Commission

Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive the Bus! (The Musical!)

Based on the book Mo Willems Written by Mo Willems and Mr. Warburton Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma Choreographed by Jessica Hartman Dramaturgy by Megan Alrutz Directed by Jerry Whiddon

Music Director William Yanesh

Puppet Director Scottie Rowell

Scenic Designer Daniel Conway

Costume Designer Jeannette Christensen

Lighting Designer Sarah Tundermann

Sound Designer Justin Schmitz

Puppet Fabricator Carole D’Agostino

Properties Artisan Willow Watson

Production Stage Manager Julia Singer

Casting Director Michelle Kozlak

Executive Director Mario Rossero

General Manager Harry Poster

Producing Director David Kilpatrick

Bank of America is the Presenting Sponsor of Performances for Young Audiences and the National Sponsor of Theater for Young Audiences on Tour.

Additional support for Don't Let the Pigeon Drive The Bus! is provided by the U.S. Department of Education.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

61

Meet the Artistic Team Mo Willems (Playwright) Author, illustrator, animator, and playwright Mo Willems is the inaugural Kennedy Center Education Artist-in-Residence. During his two-year term, Mo will write, produce, and collaborate in creating fun new stuff involving classical music, jazz experiences, comedy concerts, dance, painting, and digital works with the National Symphony Orchestra, Ben Folds, Jason Moran, and others. Willems is best known for his #1 New York Times bestselling picture books, which have been awarded three Caldecott Honors, two Theodor Geisel Medals, and five Geisel Honors. He began his career as a writer and animator on PBS’ Sesame Street, where he garnered six Emmy Awards (writing). Other television work includes two series on Cartoon Network: Sheep in the Big City (creator and head writer) and Codename: Kids Next Door (head writer). His art has been exhibited around the world, including major solo retrospectives at the High Museum in Atlanta and the New-York Historical Society. Mo’s papers reside at Yale University’s Beinecke Library. Over the last decade, Willems has become the most produced playwright of Theater for Young Audiences in America, in large part thanks to his continued collaboration with Deborah Wicks La Puma and Megan Alrutz. Two of his previous plays, Knuffle Bunny: a Cautionary Musical and Elephant & Piggie’s We Are in a Play! were commissioned by the Kennedy Center. Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: the Rock Experience was commissioned by the Seattle Children’s Theater. Mo is overjoyed to have written Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! (The Musical!) with his longtime collaborator and friend, Mr. Warburton. Banana!

Mr. Warburton (Playwright) is the executive producer of Disney Jr’s hit series MUPPET BABIES, which has introduced Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo, Animal and a brand new Muppet named Summer Penguin, to a whole new generation of kids. But Mr. Warburton is best known as the creator of the action-packed original series CODENAME: KIDS NEXT DOOR which ran on Cartoon Network for six seasons and inspired kids to start their own KND sectors worldwide.Over the years Mr. Warburton has helped produce, design and direct many other animated shows including Disney’s FISH HOOKS, THE 7D and PEPPER ANN as well as Cartoon Network’s SHEEP IN THE BIG CITY, Nickelodeon’s DOUG and MTV’s BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD. He’s also worked on tons of animated commercials, episodes of SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK and Saturday Night Live’s TV FUNHOUSE. Mr. Warburton also likes to make books. His first picture book,1000 TIMES NO was published by HarperCollins to sooper nice reviews and an animated version was made for Nick Jr. He’s currently plotting and planning many exciting new projects with his best pal, children’s book author Mo Willems, but the most exciting just might be the musical you're about to watch right now.

Deborah Wicks La Puma (Composer and Orchestrator) is delighted to be premiering another work at the Kennedy Center with the Mo Willems team! As a composer and orchestrator, her works with Mr. Willems include "Elephant and Piggie’s: We Are In A Play" (The Kennedy Center), and "Naked Mole Rat Gets 62

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Dressed: The Rock Experience" (Seattle Children’s Theatre). Ms. La Puma is one of the most produced artists in Theatre for Young Audiences today, and has enjoyed premiering numerous new musicals at the Kennedy Center, including "OLIVERio: A Brazilian Twist" and “Chasing George Washington: A White House Adventure” with playwright Karen Zacarias, and “Nobody’s Perfect”, a bilingual musical in English and American Sign Language based on Marlee Matlin’s book, with playwright Doug Cooney. Her latest musical, "She Persisted” with playwright Adam Tobin (based on the book by Chelsea Clinton and Alexandra Boiger), premiered this past spring at Bay Area Children’s Theatre. Ms La Puma received her MFA in Musical Theatre Collaboration from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, her BA in Music Composition from Stanford University, and studied Mexican folk music with ethnomusicologist Alfredo López Mondragón of the Universidad de Baja California. Her honors include the Jane Chambers Playwriting Award, an NEA New American Works Grant, two Parents' Choice Awards, and a Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Musical Adaptation. A proud Mexican-American and "Navy brat" who grew up in Brazil, Portugal and California, La Puma is a member of TYA USA/ASSITEJ, ASCAP and The Dramatists Guild. Mother to three daughters and Mimi the Cat, Ms. La Puma lives in Southern California with her PR Agent and loving husband, Chris.

Jerry Whiddon (Director) Former Producing Artistic Director / founding member, Round House Theatre and Street 70 Theatre…Acted, Directed, Taught in DC and NYC…some recent directing credits: Guys and Dolls (Olney), Elephant and Piggie’s We Are in A Play! (Kennedy Center) The Night Before Christmas (Adventure Theatre), Belle of Amherst (Bay Theatre), Nixon’s Nixon, Orson’s Shadow, One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest (Round House), Speed the Plow, Lost in Yonkers (Theatre J)…some favorite roles: Seagull on 16th Street (Trigorin), Blackbird (Ray), A Body of Water (Moss), Tabletop (Marcus), Wintertime (Francois), Underneath the Lintel (solo)… Film-tv-radio –narration – voiceover: Heart and Soul – Biography of Frank Loesser, The Wire, An American Affair, My One and Only, A Woman Named Jackie(NBC), The Pelican Brief, On The Block (Yeager Films), Parade of Witnesses (PBS). All My Sons, American Appetites, and A Lesson Before Dying for VOA/LA Theatre Works. Other: Coaching leaders in the corporate world…Teaching – University of Maryland, Catholic University, George Mason University, Round House. Love to Jean, Amelia, Hannah…they are the center, and the center holds.

Jessica Hartman (Choreographer) is thrilled to return to the Kennedy Center after choreographing Elephant and Piggie’s We Are in a Play! Broadway: Lysistrata Jones (Associate Choreographer), The Boy from Oz starring Hugh Jackman (Assistant Choreographer/Dance Captain). Off-Broadway: Elephant and Piggie’s We Are in a Play! (New Victory Theatre). Other credits include: A Chorus Line, Memphis, Mamma Mia! (TUTS), Seussical, Hairspray, All Shook Up, Mamma Mia!, Annie, and Footloose with Christian Borle (The MUNY), Norwegian Creative Studios (Choreographer), Disney Jr. Dance Party (Associate Show Director/Choreographer), Universal Studios/ CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

63

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (Associate), How to Succeed… (Associate, TUTS), West Side Story (Associate, Signature Theatre), Next to Normal (Choreographer, Baltimore Center Stage). Up next: The United States Air Force Band at Constitution Hall Jessica is the Artistic Director of Broadway Theatre Connection and a proud member of SDC. www.JessHartman.com Dr. Megan Alrutz (Dramaturg and Associate Producer) is a professor at the University of Texas at Austin, where she heads the Drama and Theatre for Youth and Communities area. She works nationally and internationally as a theatremaker, director, and dramaturg. Megan’s work focuses on the role of performance, storytelling (live and digital), and drama-based pedagogy in building intentional communities of practice with young people. Megan has worked as the dramaturg for award-winning author and playwright Mo Willems for last ten years, and she is currently the dramaturg and associate producer for Mo Willems’ Education Artist in Residence projects at the Kennedy Center. Megan creates and directs visually surprising theatre for the very young and is the author of three books: Critically Engaged Devising with Youth: The Performing Justice Project (with Lynn Hoare); Digital Storytelling, Applied Theatre & Youth: Performing Possibility; and Playing with Theory in Theatre Practice (with Julia Listengarten and Vandy Wood). Other recent works and projects include: Gimme Please! (Alliance Theatre and PaperBoats), Outside the Lines (Arts on the Horizon), Patchwork Stories (Exeter, UK), and the Performing Justice Project (Austin, TX).

William Yanesh (Music Director) returns to the Kennedy Center after serving as music director for Earthrise, as well as both the premiere production and the national tour of Me…Jane. DC area credits include Into the Woods (Ford’s Theater), Snow Child (Arena Stage), Floyd Collins (1st Stage), Jesus Christ Superstar and The Last Five Years [Helen Hayes nominee, Music Direction] (Signature Theatre), and Ordinary Days (Round House Theatre). Orchestrations include Man of La Mancha (Shakespeare Theatre Company) and Big River (Adventure Theatre MTC). He wrote the music and lyrics for the Off-Broadway and nationally touring production of Caps for Sale, as well as Blueberries for Sal [Helen Hayes nominee, Best Adaptation] at Adventure Theatre MTC. His composition “The Astronomer” can be heard on the Capital Hearings’ album When the Night is New. williamyanesh.squarespace. com Scottie Rowell (Puppet Director) is an arts entrepreneur and cheerleader for sustainable arts careers. Hailing from rural Georgia, Scottie got his start in storytelling and puppetry as a means to build worlds and create multiple characters as a solo performer. As owner of Teller Productions, an Atlanta-based theatre company specializing in storytelling, puppetry, and Theatre for the Very Young, Scottie produces skillfully-crafted, sustainable works, made accessible to audiences through non-traditional theatre installations and immersive experiences. Recent Puppet Directing credits include: Peter & Friends (Teller Productions and the National Symphony Orchestra), Old MacDonald’s Symphony 64

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

(the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra), The Tourist Trap (Peppercorn Theatre), The Littlest Christmas Tree (IO Productions/Stone Mountain Park), Deep Sea Discovery (Georgia Aquarium). ScottieRowell.com Daniel Conway (Scenic Designer) Recent projects include: Penn and Teller on Broadway, directed by John Rando; The Tempest for American Repertory Theatre, South Coast Repertory and The Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, directed by Aaron Posner and Teller; the premieres of Queens for a Year for Hartford Stage and Love in Afghanistan for Arena Stage directed by Lucie Tiberghien; The Diary of Anne Frank for Milwaukee Rep, directed by KJ Sanchez; End of The Rainbow, directed by Mark Clements for Milwaukee Rep; The Games Afoot for the Cleveland Playhouse, directed by Aaron Posner; Sucker Punch, directed by Leah C. Gardiner for the Studio Theatre; Company, Hairspray, Chess, and Sunset Boulevard for The Signature Theatre directed by Eric Schaeffer; Sabrina Fair for The Ford’s Theatre and The Merry Wives of Windsor for The Shakespeare Theater, directed by Stephen Rayne; The Adventures of Homer P. Figg for The Kennedy Center Family Theatre, directed by Gregg Henry; Nominated for Washington, D.C’s Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Set Design fifteen times, he received the award in 2000, 2009 and 2014 for Stunning, for Woolly Mammoth Theatre, directed by Anne Kaufmann Jeannette Christensen (Costume Designer) currently based in DC, Christensen holds a BA in Design & Production from Arizona State University and an MFA in Design from the University of Maryland. She has previously worked with the Kennedy Center designing costumes for the world premieres of How to Catch a Star (Dir. Jared Mezzochi) and Earthrise (Dir. Dawn M. Williams). She assisted with costume designs for the premiere and tour of Me Jane…the Dreams & Adventures of a Young Jane Goodall (Dir. Aaron Posner/Des. Helen Huang), and the first stage read of The Watsons go to Birmingham (Dir. Faye Price/Des. Trevor Bowen). Other assistant credits include Wolf Trap Opera, Folger Theatre, and Studio Theater.

Regional design credits include Synetic Theater, Pointless Theater, Infinity Theater, Gala Hispanic Theater, Olney Theater Center, Theater Alliance, Adventure Theater MTC, Imagination Stage, Mosaic Theater, and The Keegan Theater. She has worked as a costume designer/mentor with the University of Maryland, Bowie State University, American University, and George Washington University. Find more of Jeannette's work on her website at jchristensendesign.com.

Sarah Tundermann (Lighting Designer) Previous Kennedy Center credits include The Watsons go to Birmingham and All the Way Live (projection designs).

Recent regional lighting design credits include: The Royale, Tiger Style, Annie, and National Players tours 68 - 71 (Olney Theatre Center); The Little Shop of Horrors (Constellation Theatre Company); Velveteen Rabbit, Tinker Bell, Judy Moody and Stink, and Ella Enchanted (Adventure Theatre MTC); Twilight Los Angeles: 1992 and Things That Are Round (REP Stage); Sing to Me Now (Rorschach Theatre); Queens Girl in Africa (Mosaic Theatre Company); Charlotte's Web, Smartest Girl in the World, and The Jungle Book (Imagination Stage). Sarah has an MFA in lighting design from CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

65

the University of Maryland and currently resides in Baltimore with her dog, Jinx Monsoon. www.sarahtundermann.com Justin Schmitz (Sound Designer) is elated to be returning to The Kennedy Center's Theatre for Young Audiences having previously designed: Darius and Twig, Me...Jane The Adventures of Young Jane Goodall and as the Associate Sound Designer for: How To Catch a Star, and Elephant and Piggie's We Are In A Play! Other credits include: NEW YORK: Cow Play (Dixon Place Theatre), Handbagged59E59 Theaters.

REGIONAL: The Kennedy Center, Signature Theatre, Round House, Olney Theatre Center, Theater J, Woolly Mammoth, Studio, Imagination Stage, Constellation, Keegan, Rorschach, WSC Avant Bard, Chautauqua Theatre Company, Triad Stage. ADDITIONALLY: The University of Maryland, Catholic University, and Gallaudet University, amongst others. Helen Hayes nominations: The Wild Party (Constellation), and I Call My Brothers (Forum). He is a proud member of IATSE USA 829, USITT, and Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association.

FELLOWSHIPS: The Kennedy Center (2015) through the Kenan Institute, Chautauqua Theatre Company (2013), and The Orchard Project (2011). www. justinschmitztheatre.com Carole D’Agostino (Puppet Fabricator) is a puppeteer and fabricator for TV, film, and stage. She’s the Puppet Shop Manager at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta. Her original piece The Hoarding Show was recently featured at the Puppeteers of America National Puppetry Festival 2019. Previous work: Jim Henson Creature Shop NYC, Puppet Heap, The Lyon Puppets, Alliance Theatre Atlanta, Glimmerglass Opera, Huntington Theater Boston. Selected credits: Muppets: Most Wanted, Sesame Street, Crank Yankers, Greg the Bunny, Escape Plan2, Broadway’s Avenue Q, Aladdin, and Shrek! The Musical, Drama Desk Nominated ImaginOcean Off-Broadway original cast.

Education at the Kennedy Center The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is the national champion for arts learning and creativity. Committed to increasing opportunities for all people to participate in, learn about, and understand the arts, the Center offers programs and events that strive to reflect the nation and its communities, and that are accessible and inclusive for all. From the Center’s stages to classrooms and communities across the country, to online resources accessible nearly anywhere, the Center serves the burgeoning artist, the curious explorer, the student (of any age), the teacher and teaching artist,—any person interested in arts learning and utilizing the arts for positive change.

As an essential component of the living memorial to President Kennedy, the Center’s Education programs utilize the arts to embrace the ideals of service, justice, freedom, courage, and gratitude, and cultivate the Citizen Artists in all the people we serve. For more information, please visit kennedy-center.org/education/

66

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Supporting Arts.

Building Communities.

285 Meeting Street Charleston, SC 29401 843.727.6460 HandsomeProperties.com Deborah C. Fisher, Broker in Charge

68

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

FEBRUARY 11, 2020

TONY BENNETT 7:30 pm

PHOTO CREDIT: LARRY BUSACCA

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

69

Tony Bennett's life and philosophy is the embodiment of the Great American Story.

Having celebrated his 93rd birthday on August 3rd 2019, his career as the preeminent singer of the 20th and 21st centuries is unprecedented. He continues to be embraced and loved by audiences of all generations.

Through his dedication to excellence and his insistence on quality, he has become the keeper of the flame by extolling the virtues and values represented by the Great American Songbook. Tony Bennett has been on the front lines of every major issue impacting the cornerstones of this country's modern history. He has performed for eleven U.S. Presidents, is a World War II veteran who fought in the Battle of the Bulge and participated in the liberation of a concentration camp, and marched side by side with Dr. Martin Luther King in Selma to support civil rights.

Throughout his life, Tony Bennett has been a dedicated pacifist and proactive humanitarian selflessly supporting many causes whose goals benefit the lives of millions. His love for his country has earned him the distinction of national treasure and United Nations has named him a Citizen of the World as one of their foremost ambassadors. In 1999, Tony Bennett, with his wife Susan Benedetto, a former public school teacher, founded Exploring the Arts (ETA) to strengthen the role of the arts in public high school education. ETA’s first endeavor was the establishment of Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA), a public high school founded in 2001 by Tony and Susan in partnership with the NYC Department of Education. ETA continued beyond its commitment to FSSA to expand their support and by the end of 2019, ETA will partner with 44 public high schools -- in all five boroughs of New York City and in Los Angeles.

Through his artistry, Tony Bennett has connected in unprecedented fashion with all generations of audiences. His commitment to humanitarian ideals has bridged our differences by highlighting what we have in common as citizens of the planet.

He has fought for the hard issues when others have turned a blind eye and has remained true to the authenticity and creativity of his musical vision. Tony has achieved the Great American Dream but has never forgotten his own roots and is constantly working toward ensuring that others can achieve their dreams as well.

His life story is compelling in the lessons and values that it teaches: dedication, commitment, courage, and compassion. Tony Bennett has received 19 Grammy Awards including the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, 2 Emmy Awards and is a Kennedy Center Honoree and NEA Jazz Master. In 2017, he became the first interpretive singer to be honored by the Library of Congress receiving The Gershwin Prize. Tony Bennett is one of a handful of artists to have new albums charting in the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, and now in the first two decades of the 21st century. He has introduced a multitude of songs into the Great American Songbook that have since become standards for pop music.

70

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

In the new millennium, Bennett’s artistry and popularity was higher than ever and he has sold over 10 million albums in the last 10 years alone. In 2006, the year of his 80th birthday, his Duets: An American Classic was released. In celebration of his 85th birthday in 2011 the release of Bennett’s, Duets II debuted at #1 on the Billboard Album charts, making Tony the only artist at the age of 85 to achieve this in the history of recorded music. Tony’s collaborative jazz album with Lady Gaga, released in 2014, Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga: Cheek To Cheek, debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 album charts making Bennett, at the age of 88, the oldest artists to have a #1 album…breaking his own previously established historical record. His latest album, with Diana Krall, titled Love Is Here To Stay, celebrates the music of George and Ira Gershwin.

A visual artist all his life, Tony has exhibited his artwork in museums and galleries around the world and three of his paintings are part of the permanent collection of the Smithsonian Institute. He has authored six books, including his most recent, “Tony Bennett: On Stage and In The Studio.”

Tony Bennett’s daughter, Antonia Bennett has been touring with her father and will open the performance with a collection of jazz/pop standards. Antonia Bennett is a graduate of the prestigious Berklee College of Music.

For more information on Tony Bennett please visit: www.tonybennett.com

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

71

MARCH 5 & 6, 2020

LITTLE BIG TOWN 8 pm

72

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Little Big Town — consisting of members Karen Fairchild, Phillip Sweet, Kimberly Schlapman, and Jimi Westbrook — are known for hits such as “Boondocks,” “Little White Church,” “Pontoon,” Girl Crush,” and “Better Man.” Grammy-nominated "The Daughters" and country radio single, “Over Drinking” are the latest from the bands upcoming ninth studio album Nightfall set for release January 17, 2020. Little Big Town has earned more than 40 award show nominations and has taken home nearly 20 awards, including multiple GRAMMY, AMA, People’s Choice, CMA, ACM awards, and an Emmy award.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

73

Authentic service and newly designed interiors await your arrival at Charleston Grill, a centerpiece in Charleston dining for nearly 30 years. Reserve your table today and experience so much more than just a great meal.

FORBES FOUR STAR | JAZZ NIGHTLY | VALIDATED PARKING | CHARLESTONGRILL .COM

CELEBRATING 17 YEARS OF FOSTERING CREATIVITY & THE CULTIVATION OF CONTEMPORARY ART! 40+ ARTISTS working daily in their studios, print shop and darkroom

DOZENS of classes & workshops TWO GALLERIES featuring emerging and mid-career artists from the around the city, state, and world

For all ages; from beginner to advanced

FREE & OPEN to the public

REDUX CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER 1056 King Street, Charleston, SC 29403 843.722.0697 • info@reduxstudios.org

Tuesday - Friday 10am-6pm Saturday 12pm-5pm

THIS PERFORMANCE IS SPONSORED IN PART BY

76

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

MARCH 7, 2020

VIVA MOMIX 7:30 pm with ANTHONY BOCCONI, JENNIFER CHICHEPORTICHE, NATE DAVIS, AURELIE GARCIA, AMANDA HULEN, MORGAN HULEN, HEATHER MAGEE, ELISE PACICCO, and JASON WILLIAMS Margaret Selby - Selby Artists Management 262 West 38th Street, Suite 1701 New York, NY 10018

1-212/382-3260 / mselby@selbyartistsmgmt.com / SelbyArtistsMgmt.com Instagram @MomixOfficial | Facebook @OfficialMomix | Twitter @Momix #MOMIXALICE

Conceived and Directed by: Moses Pendleton

First Assistant & Associate Director: Cynthia Quinn

Production Manager: Woodrow F. Dick III Technical Crew: Victoria Campbell, Josh Peterson, Ryan Walters

Lighting Design: Howell Binkley (TUU), Bruce Goldstein (Table Talk), Joshua Starbuck (Dream Catcher, Marigolds, Echoes of Narcissus, Pole Dance, Aqua Flora), Woodrow F. Dick, III (Baths of Caracalla, If You Need Some Body, Daddy Long Leg, Light Reigns, Aeria, Paper Trails), Michael Korsch (Pleiades, Spawning)

Music Collage: Moses Pendleton

Video Design: Woodrow F. Dick, III

Costume Design: Phoebe Katzin, Moses Pendleton, Cynthia Quinn

Costume Construction: Phoebe Katzin

Ballet Mistress: Victoria Mazzarelli

Company Manager: Paula Budetti Burns

MOMIX Program Subject to Change

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

77

“PLEIADES” (MOMIX in Orbit)

“POLE DANCE” (Opus Cactus)

Performed by: Beau Campbell, Jennifer

Performed by: Nathaniel Davis, Gregory

Chiceportiche, Heather Magee

DeArmond, Jason Williams

Choreography: Moses Pendleton

Choreography: Moses Pendleton

Assisted by: The Company

Assisted by: The Company

Music: “El Hadra – The Mystik Dance”

Music by: Adam Plack & Johnny (White

Courtesy of Aquarius International

Ant) Soames and “The Hunt (In Respect

Music This work was created for the

for Food)” Courtesy of Australian Music International.

Centennial celebration of FIAT AUTO S.p.A. in Torino, Italy - July 1999

“BATHS OF CARACALLA” (ReMIX) Performed by: Performed by: Jennifer

“CACTUS WREN / MORNING STAR” (Opus Cactus) Performed by: Performed by: Jennifer

Chicheportiche, Aurelie Garcia, Amanda Hulen, Heather Magee, Elise Pacicco

Chicheportiche, Aurelie Garcia,

Choreography: Moses Pendleton

Amanda Hulen, Heather Magee, Elise

Assisted by: The Company

Pacicco

Music: “Reverence” by David and Steve

Choreography: Moses Pendleton

Gordon

Music: Peter Buffet, “The Dream” from Spirit Dance, Distributed by Hollywood Records

“DADDY LONG LEG” (35th Anniversary Creation) Performed by: Anthony Bocconi,

“BRAINWAVE” (Classics)

Nathaniel Davis, Jason Williams

Performed by: Nathaniel Davis,

Choreography: Moses Pendleton, Tim

Anthony Bocconi, Gregory DeArmond

Latta

Choreography: Moses Pendleton

Assisted by: Jonathan Eden, Steven

“MARIGOLDS” (Botanica)

Cynthia Quinn, Brian Simerson

Ezra, Morgan Hulen, Felicity Jones,

Performed by: Jennifer Chicheportiche,

Music: “Santa Maria” by Gotan Project

Aurelie Garcia, Amanda Hulen, Heather Magee, Elise Pacicco

“LIGHT REIGNS” (35th Anniversary

Choreography: Moses Pendleton

Creation)

Assisted by: Cynthia Quinn, Simona

Performed by: Performed by: Jennifer

DiTucci, Cassandra Taylor, Jennifer Chicheportiche, Sarah Nachbauer, Tsarra Baquette Music by: Suphala, “Destination” and “The Wheel” by U-zig Michael Paradinas 78

|

Chicheportiche, Aurelie Garcia, Amanda Hulen, Heather Magee, Elise Pacicco Choreography: Moses Pendleton Assisted by: Jennifer Chicheportiche,

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Amanda Hulen, Nicole Loizides, Sarah Nachbauer, Cynthia Quinn, Rebecca Rasmussen, Heather Magee, Jocelyn Wallace Music: “Alchemy” by Deuter

“DREAM CATCHER” (Opus Cactus) Performed by: Heather Magee, Jason Williams Choreography: Moses Pendleton Assisted by: Craig Berman, Brian Sanders

“PAPER TRAILS” (35th Anniversary Creation)

Sculpture Design and Construction: Alan Boeding

Performed by: the Company

Music: “Mountain Walk East,” by

Choreography: Moses Pendleton

NOMAD courtesy of Australian Music

Assisted by: The Company

International

Music: “Good Bye Brother” by Ramin, Djawadi: “Progeny” by Yvonne Moriarty,

“MAN FAN” (Botanica)

Gavin Greenway and the Lyndhurst;

Performed by: Morgan Hulen

“Sorrow” by Klaus Badelt and Lisa Gerrard; “Wisdom Work” by Byron Metcalf.

Choreography: Moses Pendleton Prop by: Michael Curry Music: Azam Ali, “Aj Ondas” on Portals of Grace

INTERMISSION “ECHOES OF NARCISSUS” (Botanica) Performed by: Jennifer Chicheportiche Choreography: Moses Pendleton, Cynthia Quinn Music: “Space Weaver” by Lisa Gerrard “SNOW GEESE” (Lunar Sea) Performed by: Jennifer Chicheportiche, Aurelie Garcia, Amanda Hulen, Heather Magee, Elise Pacicco Choreography: Moses Pendleton Assisted by: The Company Music: “Treasure” by Elliot Morgan Jones and Nick Woolfson from the Waveform release Terra Firma

“SPAWNING” (Classics) Performed by: Jennifer Chicheportiche, Amanda Hulen, Heather Magee Choreography: Moses Pendleton Assisted by: Lisa Giobbi, Diana Horvath, Cynthia Quinn Music: MERCY STREET by Peter Gabriel Used with permission of Cliofine Ltd. (PRS)/HIDDEN PUN MUSIC, INC. (BMI) “TABLE TALK” (Classics) Performed by: Jason Williams Choreography: Moses Pendleton Assisted by: Karl Bauman Music: “Safe From Harm” R Del Naja, A. Vowles, G. Marshall (KA Massive Attack)

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

79

“AQUA FLORA” (Botanica)

“IF YOU NEED SOME BODY” (ReMIX)

Performed by: Jennifer Chicheportiche

Performed by: the Company

Choreography: Moses Pendleton,

Choreography by: Moses Pendleton

Cynthia Quinn

Assisted by: Sam Beckman, Steven Ezra,

Assisted by: Nicole Loizides

Cynthia Quinn, Rebecca Rasmussen,

Prop by: Michael Curry

Brian Simerson, Jared Wootan.

Music: Deva Premal, “Gayatri Mantra”

Music: Johann Sebastian Bach,

is used in this performance with permission of Prabhu Misc. © 1998

Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major, BWV 1047 (Allegro)

Prabhu Music. Music composed by Deva Premal and Miten. All rights reserved. www.prabhumusic.net *

ABOUT THE COMPANY MOMIX, a company of dancer-illusionists under the direction of Moses Pendleton, has been presenting work of exceptional inventiveness and physical beauty for 40 years. From its base in Washington, Connecticut, the company has developed a devoted worldwide following. In addition to stage performances, MOMIX has also worked in film and television, as well as corporate advertising, with national commercials for Hanes and Target, and presentations for Mercedes-Benz, Fiat, and Pirelli. With performances on PBS’s “Dance in America” series, France’s Antenne II, and Italian RAI television, the company’s repertory has been beamed to 55 countries. The Rhombus Media film of Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition with MOMIX and the Montreal Symphony was winner of an International Emmy for Best Performing Arts Special. MOMIX was also featured in IMAGINE, one of the first 3-D IMAX films released in IMAX theaters worldwide. MOMIX dancers Cynthia Quinn and Karl Baumann, under Moses Pendleton’s direction, played the role of “Bluey” in the feature film F/X2, and White Widow, co-choreographed by Pendleton and Quinn, was featured in Robert Altman’s movie The Company. With nothing more than light, shadow, fabric, props, and the human body, MOMIX continues to astonish and delight audiences on five continents.

WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY MOSES PENDLETON (Artistic Director) has been one of America’s most innovative and widely performed choreographers and directors for almost 50 years. A cofounder of the ground-breaking Pilobolus Dance Theater in 1971, he formed his own company, MOMIX, in 1980. Mr. Pendleton has also worked extensively in film, TV, and opera and as a choreographer for ballet companies and special events.

80

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Mr. Pendleton was born and raised on a dairy farm in Northern Vermont. His earliest experiences as a showman came from exhibiting his family’s dairy cows at the Caledonian County Fair. He received his BA in English Literature from Dartmouth College in 1971. Pilobolus began touring immediately, and the group shot to fame in the 1970s, performing on Broadway under the sponsorship of Pierre Cardin, touring internationally, and appearing in PBS’s Dance in America and Great Performances series.

By the end of the decade, Mr. Pendleton had begun to work outside of Pilobolus, performing in and serving as principal choreographer for the Paris Opera’s Intégrale Erik Satie in 1979 and choreographing the Closing Ceremony of the Winter Olympics at Lake Placid in 1980. In that same year he created MOMIX, which rapidly established an international reputation for inventive and often illusionistic choreography. The troupe has now been creating new work under his direction and touring worldwide for four decades.

Mr. Pendleton has also been active as a performer and choreographer for other companies. He staged Picabia’s Dadaist ballet Relâche for the Paris Opera Ballet and the Joffrey Ballet, and Tutuguri, based on the writings of Artaud, for the Deutsche Oper Berlin. He created the role of the Fool for Yuri Lyubimov’s production of Mussorgsky’s Khovanschina at La Scala, choreographed Rameau’s Platée for the U.S. Spoleto Festival, and contributed choreography to Lina Wertmuller’s production of Carmen at the Munich State Opera. Mr. Pendleton has created new works for the Arizona Ballet and the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, and he teamed up with Danny Ezralow and David Parsons, both former MOMIX dancers, to choreograph AEROS with the Romanian National Gymnastics Team.

Most recently, Mr. Pendleton choreographed The Doves of Peace, featuring Diana Vishneva and 50 Russian ballerinas, for the Opening Ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics at Sochi.

Mr. Pendleton’s film and television work includes the feature film F/X2 with Cynthia Quinn, Moses Pendleton Presents Moses Pendleton for ABC ARTS cable (winner of a CINE Golden Eagle award), and Pictures at an Exhibition with Charles Dutoit and the Montreal Symphony, which received an International Emmy for Best Performing Arts Special in 1991. Mr. Pendleton has also made music videos with Prince, Julian Lennon, and Cathy Dennis, among others.

Mr. Pendleton is an avid photographer whose work has been presented in Rome, Milan, Florence, and Aspen. Images of the sunflower plantings at his home in northwestern Connecticut have been featured in numerous books and articles on gardening. He is the subject of Salto di Gravita by Lisavetta Scarbi (1999), and his photographs accompany the sixteen cantos of Phil Holland’s The Dance Must Follow (2015), which takes Mr. Pendleton’s own creative process as its subject. Mr. Pendleton was a recipient of the Connecticut Commission on the Arts Governor’s Award in 1998. He received the Positano Choreographic Award CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

81

in 1999 and the 2002 American Choreography Award for his contributions to choreography for film and television. In 2010, Mr. Pendleton received an Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts (HDFA) from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and delivered the commencement address to the graduates. He was a Guggenheim Fellow in 1977.

CYNTHIA QUINN (Associate Director) grew up in Southern California. She graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of California at Riverside and continued there as an Associate in Dance for five years. In 1988 she received the University’s Alumni Association’s Outstanding Young Graduate Award. As a member of Pilobolus in the 1980s, she performed on Broadway and throughout the United States, Europe, Canada, Israel and Japan, and she collaborated on the choreography of Day Two, Elegy for the Moment, Mirage, What Grows in Huygens Window and Stabat Mater. Ms. Quinn began performing with MOMIX in 1983 and has toured worldwide with the company. She has appeared in numerous television programs and music videos, and has assisted Moses Pendleton in the choreography of Pulcinella for the Ballet Nancy in France, Tutuguri for the Deutsche Oper Berlin, Platée for the Spoleto Festival USA, Les Mariés de la Tour Eiffel in New York, AccorDION for the Zurich-Volksbuhne Theatre, Carmen for the Munich State Opera, as well as Opus Cactus for the Arizona Ballet and Noir Blanc for the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet. She has also appeared as a guest artist with the Ballet Théâtre Française de Nancy, the Deutsche Oper Berlin Ballet, and the Munich State Opera, as well as international galas in Italy, France and Japan. Ms. Quinn made her film debut as “Bluey” (a role she shared with Karl Baumann) in F/X2. She was a featured performer in the Emmy Awardwinning Pictures at an Exhibition with the Montreal Symphony and has also appeared in the 3D IMAX film IMAGINE. Ms. Quinn is a board member of the Nutmeg Conservatory in Torrington, Conn., and is on the advisory board of the Torrington’s Susan B. Anthony Project. She was featured with Ru Paul and k.d. lang for M.A.C. Cosmetics’ “Fashion Cares” benefits in Toronto and Vancouver. Ms. Quinn is co-choreographer of “White Widow,” which is featured prominently in the Robert Altman’s The Company.

Ms. Quinn was also featured in the film “First Born,” with Elisabeth Shue.

Most recently, she co-choreographed The Doves of Peace, featuring Diana Vishneva, for the Opening Ceremony of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.

Her most rewarding and challenging role, however, has been as a mother to her daughter, Quinn Elisabeth.

ANTHONY BOCCONI (Dancer) was born in Brooklyn, New York. He attended Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music, Art, and the Performing Arts and it was there he found his niche in modern dance while studying Graham and Horton techniques. Anthony continued his dance training in the Ailey/ Fordham BFA program under the direction of Melanie Person while spending 82

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

his summers at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Nederlands Dans Theatre, and Springboard Dance Montreal. Anthony graduated in 2013 and has since performed with Lydia Johnson Dance, The Metropolitan Opera, The Santa Fe Opera, and Lar Lubovitch Dance Company. Bocconi joined MOMIX in 2015.

JENNIFER CHICHEPORTICHE (Dance Captain) was born in Bordeaux, France.

She trained at the Academie Besso Ballet de Toulouse and completed her studies in Paris with Dominique Khalfouni. At the age of 19, she joined the Jeune Ballet International de Rosella Hightower in Cannes, where she performed works from Prejlocaj, Balanchine, Renatto Zanella, Jhon Butler, before becoming a member of Balletto Teatro Di Torino. While in the Italian company, she toured Europe and performed at the International Ballet Festival de Miami. In 2004, she moved to Scotland to dance with The Ensemblegroup. Jennifer continued her career in the UK with Opera North, doing the national tour of "One Touch Of Venus." While in Europe, she worked with internationally renowned choreographers such as Luca Vegetti, Carol Armitage, William Tuckett and Christopher Hampson. After coming to NYC, she performed with Chamber Dance Project, International Ballet Theater, Lydia Johnson, New Generation Dance and Adam Miller Dance Company. Jennifer joined Momix in 2007. She has participated in new creations, performed several of their full-length productions, and toured the world with MOMIX. She also assists with choreography for a variety projects as well as teaches Ballet, professional workshops and Pilates both in the U.S and Europe.

NATHANIEL DAVIS (Dancer) was born in Toronto, Canada and started his training at the age of seventeen. He attended the New World School of the Arts college graduating cum laude in 2015 with a BFA in dance. He has previously worked with the Peter London Dance Company in Miami, Florida and Artichoke Dance Company in Brooklyn, New York. He has performed works by Robert Battle, Daniel Ulbricht, George Balanchine, Jose Limon, Kyle Abraham, Bill T. Jones, and Darshan Bueller. Nathaniel joined MOMIX in 2016.

AURELIE GARCIA (Dancer) is a dancer, dance teacher and young choreographer. She grew up in South of France where she first started dancing in a small local dance school. After graduating from high school, she moved to New York City at the age of 18 years old to attend The Ailey School and graduated from their scholarship program in 2018. She performed works

by Ray Mercer, Elizabeth Roxas, Tracy Inman, Jacqulyn Buglisi, Talley Beatty, Anabelle Lopez Ochoa, Eduardo Vilaro, Michelle Manzanalez, Pedro Ruiz and Alvin Ailey. Since she moved to New York to pursue her dance career, Aurelie has performed with companies such as the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Ballet Hispanico and Ntrinsik Movement, Bloodline Dance Theater, Ann Nuo Spiritual Dance Art. Aurelie Garcia joined MOMIX in 2019.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

83

AMANDA HULEN (Dancer) is a native of Spokane, Washington who graduated from North Carolina School of the Arts. She joined the Louisville Ballet in 2000 and was promoted to Soloist in 2007 where she danced until 2013. Amanda’s repertoire has included a variety of classical and contemporary works. She has participated in the National Choreographers Initiative in Irvine California for 3 years. In 2013 Amanda joined Momix, touring all over the world with her husband and fellow dancer, as well as with their daughter. Amanda is looking forward to being on the road and dancing again after recently having her second child, and is excited to share the world with him.

MORGAN HULEN (Dancer) grew up in Columbia, MO. He left home to complete high school and attend the college program at North Carolina School of the Arts. During the summers he studied with the Hungarian National Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Milwaukee Ballet, Minnesota Ballet, and the Broadway Theatre Project. Morgan began his professional career with the Louisville Ballet in 2000 and later enjoyed his role principal role with Tapestry Dance Company in Austin, TX. As a highly sought after guest artist, he has performed with numerous dance companies across the U.S. In 2007 Morgan returned to the Louisville Ballet for three more seasons performing soloist and principal roles. He teaches master classes in tap, ballet, and partnering, and has choreographed many pieces, including several that have won top choreographic honors. He also formed the dance company Impact as an expressive outlet for his and others’ choreography. His wife Amanda is also part of the MOMIX family and together, they have toured with MOMIX extensively. They are raising a family of their own back in Missouri. Morgan joined MOMIX in 2011.

HEATHER MAGEE (Dancer) began her relationship with MOMIX back in 2002 with the mesmerizing show Opus Cactus. She has participated in new creations, performed several of their full-length productions, and toured the world with LunarSea, The Best of Momix, Viva Momix 35th Anniversary Tour, and Baseball.

Since 2011 Heather has also performed as a dancer and principle character actress for Franco Dragone in his water spectacular called "The House of Dancing Water" located in Macau, China. She is honoured and delighted to be able to return to MOMIX for this current season. Raised in Connecticut, she began her training with Arlene Begelman and Robert Maiorano at the School of Performing Arts and graduated from the School of the Hartford Ballet. She performed with Ballet Arizona, Atlanta Ballet and Madison Ballet Theatre.

Under the direction of George Jagatic (Axis Danz), she learned “flagging” and has enjoyed sharing and exploring the craft. After touring internationally with the "Phantom of the Opera" and dancing in the musical "Carousel” she found MOMIX… and the rest is history!

84

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

ELISE PACICCO (Dancer) is from Charlotte, NC and currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. She graduated magna cum laude from Wake Forest University where she was a recipient of the Presidential Scholarship and a member of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. Elise earned her MFA in dance performance and choreography from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts in 2015. She has performed in works of Bill T. Jones, Pilobolus, Paul Taylor, Shannon Gillen, Helen Simoneau, and others. Elise was a member of Carolyn Dorfman Dance from 2015 - 2019, where she worked nationally and internationally as a teaching and performance artist. She also dances for Rovaco Dance Company, based in New York, under the direction of Rohan Bhargava. She is also passionate about teaching yoga and pilates and currently teaches at Y7 Studios throughout New York City. Elise joined MOMIX in 2019.

JASON WILLIAMS (Dance Captain) began his dance career and training at Boca Ballet Theater at the age of 16 under the direction of Dan Guin and Jane Tyree. He then decided to further his studies at New World School of the Arts in Miami, Florida. This is where he became proficient in Graham, Limon, Horton, Classical and Contemporary Ballet techniques. While there he deepened his studies by being exposed to Anatomy, Kinesiology, Labon Movement Analysis, and Pedagogy. Jason Williams is a 2011 summa cum laude B.F.A. Graduate of New World School of the Arts. During his time there he worked with noted choreographers such as Robert Battle, Michael Uthoff, Daniel Lewis, Peter London, Darshan Bhueller, Gerard Ebitz, to name a few. During his summers he has performed in the New Prague Dance Festival in Prague, Czech Republic and Semana de Internacional de Baile in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Since completing his degree he has danced with DanceNow! Momix, Joseé Garant Dance Company, and Miami Contemporary Dance Company. Jason joined MOMIX in 2011.

WOODROW F. DICK III (Production Manager & Lighting Supervisor) is MOMIX’s go-to guy for anything and everything production-related. He has worked on numerous productions both big and small. Woody joined MOMIX in 2005.

PHOEBE KATZIN (Costume Designer) After graduating from Endicott College’s fashion design program, Phoebe worked for Kitty Daly, building dance costumes and dressmaking. For several years she lived in New York making costumes for Kitty Leach, Greg Barnes, and Allison Conner, among others. Phoebe has been instrumental in designing and constructing costumes for MOMIX and Pilobolus for more than 20 years.

VICTORIA MAZZARELLI (Ballet Mistress). Following an impressive and extensive professional international ballet career, Mazzarelli returned to her roots at the Nutmeg Ballet Conservatory in Torrington, Conn., where she serves as Artistic Director, training the next generation of dancers.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

85

JA ZZ AT TH E G AI LL AR D

PR ES EN TE D

BY

MARCH 10, 2020

GEORGIA ON MY MIND:

CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF RAY CHARLES 7:30 pm

THIS PERFORMANCE IS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY

GEORGIA ON MY MIND Celebrating the Music of Ray Charles Featuring: Emmy Award Winner Clint Holmes, 10-time Grammy and Award Winner and Gospel Music Hall of Famers Take 6, Award-winning vocalist Nnenna Freelon, Stellar and Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Kirk Whalum and more!

“Tell the story, and honor the Music.”

--Original Producer, Larry Rosen Ray Charles, a Georgia native son was an American treasure who won every major honor from the Georgia music hall of fame to the Hollywood Walk of Fame... from the Kennedy Honors to a GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award and induction into the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame.

He transcended racism and cultural upheavals, and spread his music based on Gospel, Blues, Jazz and Country around the world...he was the genius! Boasting iconic tunes from the catalogue of the genius himself, the artists make each song a winning part of the tapestry that is Ray Charles music.

Tonight we celebrate Ray's music with an all-star cast of award winning performers.

Take 6 -- 10 time GRAMMY winning vocal sensation. Their exciting performances defy categorization, and have led to collaborations with Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder, Queen Latifah, and the Genius, Ray Charles.

Clint Holmes -- Las Vegas based vocal star, has been selling out concert halls around the world... his exciting soulful stylings will bring magic to this enchanted evening.

Nnenna Freelon -- six time GRAMMY nominee and Downbeat vocalist of the year, will add her soulful vocal style to the Ray mix.

Kirk Whalum -- GRAMMY award winner...hails from Memphis, Tennessee.... Kirk's funky R&B sax sound has been heard hit after hit.

We honor the genius from Georgia - Ray Charles!

Producers: Carl Griffin, Ed Keane

90

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Let us showcase your space. Any size. Any place.

Our services include 360° Virtual Tour Photography, Matterport 3D Scans and Floor Plans, & Photography Services for Business and Real Estate. Learn more at h3vt.com.

CHECK OUT OUR 360° VIRTUAL TOUR AT GAILLARDCENTER.ORG

717-404-8888 / gholder@h3vt.com / h3vt.com

E X P E R I E N C E

Featuring contestants from the show, live cooking demonstrations, and audience participation!

MARCH 29, 2020

MASTERCHEF JUNIOR LIVE! 7 pm

Something tasty is heading to Charleston!

Don’t miss this year’s newest hit tour – MasterChef Junior Live!

MasterChef Junior Live! is coming to the Charleston Gaillard Center on March 29, 2020.

Due to popular demand, this high-energy, interactive stage production is extending its debut tour to 40 new U.S markets in 2020 bringing the culinary hit TV show MasterChef Junior directly to fans and foodies alike…LIVE on stage!

The family-friendly show will feature head-to-head cooking demonstrations and fun (sometimes messy!) challenges with past MasterChef Junior contestants, and an overall immersive audience experience fun for all ages.

Bring the whole family to see MasterChef Junior Live! Limited VIP Packages are available that include a premium seat, meet and greet experience, signed show poster, photos, and more. It’s a recipe for a guaranteed good time! Get your tickets today!

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

93

MARCH 31, 2020 7:30 pm

THE CORNLEY UNIVERSITY DRAMA SOCIETY PRESENTS

CAST INSPECTOR CARTER – CHRIS BEAN CHARLES HAVERSHAM – JONATHAN HARRIS THOMAS COLLEYMOORE – ROBERT GROVE PERKINS – DENNIS TYDE FLORENCE COLLEYMOORE – SANDRA WILKINSON CECIL HAVERSHAM – MAX BENNETT ARTHUR THE GARDENER – MAX BENNETT

CREATIVE WRITER – SUSIE H.K. BRIDESWELL PRODUCER – WAYNE BLEXT DIRECTOR – CHRIS BEAN DESIGNER – CHRIS BEAN COSTUME DESIGNER – CHRIS BEAN PROP MAKER – CHRIS BEAN BOX OFFICE MANAGER – CHRIS BEAN PRESS & PR – CHRIS BEAN DRAMATURGY – CHRIS BEAN VOICE COACH – CHRIS BEAN DIALECT COACH – CHRIS BEAN FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHER – CHRIS BEAN REHEARSAL ROLE ‘MR FITZROY’ – CHRIS BEAN STAGE MANAGER – ANNIE TWILLOIL LIGHTING & SOUND OPERATOR – TREVOR WATSON THIS PRODUCTION WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE BRITISH-AMERICAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

95

A LETTER FROM

THE PRESIDENT Hello and welcome to The Murder at Haversham Manor.

We are thrilled that the Cornley University Drama Society is performing in the USA. We can only apologise to those involved in the production of Equus originally scheduled for this week, which due to a clerical error, is now being performed in the Cornley University Gymnasium. We hope there are no hard feelings and we’ve left the vaulting horse out for you.

The question everyone at Cornley has been asking is: are we ready for a venue of this size? The answer is “yes.” The cast and I rehearsed for weeks using only the best acting teachings to inspire us. We read that Sanford Meisner once said, “Acting is behaving truthfully,” so we immediately changed all the names in the play to our own names and cut the murder, the manor house setting and any other element that we hadn’t personally experienced. We then found the piece rather flat, and it only ran at 17 minutes. So we went back to the Meisner book and we realized the full quote was in fact: “Acting is behaving truthfully... under imaginary circumstances,” so we reinstated the cuts and we were then quickly back on track.

We found the teachings of Michael Chekhov less confusing. He says, “An actor has to burn inside with an outer ease.” So that evening it was vindaloos all round at the Sunam Balti House on Cornley High Street. However, try as we did to not react to our burning insides, it was certainly noticeable that we were all in significant discomfort, which just goes to show how tough acting can be. At the end of the evening, Dennis was actually sick in the restaurant bathrooms. We always knew he was one of the weaker actors.

All this hard work and preparation has left us with an ensemble piece that has achieved such critical acclaim as “VERY INTERESTING” from Mr. Harwood, esteemed head of Design Technology at Cornley University, and “RATHER UNSETTLING” from real-life police chief Mr. Greaves of the Cornley Volunteer Police Force. I’m sure that with a full audience, the piece will truly bring down the house.

CHRIS BEAN President of the Cornley University Drama Society & Director of The Murder at Haversham Manor

96

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

CHRIS BEAN

MAX BENNETT

INSPECTOR CARTER & DIRECTOR

CECIL HAVERSHAM

Touring debut! Chris is the newly elected head of the Drama Society.

For tonight’s show, he served as the voice coach, dialect coach, fight choreographer, casting director and costume designer.

He also plays the lead role and, of course, directed. The Society would like to thank Chris for his remarkable passion and efforts. Credits within the University: Hamlet in Hamlet , Macbeth in Macbeth and Othello in Othello .

ROBERT GROVE THOMAS COLLEYMOORE

Touring debut! A member of the Cornley Drama Society for three years, Robert uses the Stanislavsky method. Credits include Lame Horse in Black Beauty , Victorian Policeman in Madame Tussauds Chamber of Horror – Live! , Dopey in Snow White and The Tall Broad Gentlemen and Augustus Gloop in Charlie & The Chocolate Factory . Robert’s next performance will be as Godot in a newly selfwritten sequel to Beckett’s classic.

JONATHAN HARRIS CHARLES HAVERSHAM

Touring debut! Jonathan works as a model and is therefore excited to learn transferrable skills by appearing in The Murder at Haversham Manor .

He is no stranger to acting and appeared in Casualty when he was just 5 years old. Jonathan also performed with Emote, another local theater company, in A Midsummer Night’s Stamina, which featured a cast of 14 pedalling exercise bikes for the full two-hour performance.

SANDRA WILKINSON FLORENCE COLLEYMOORE

Touring debut! This is Sandra’s 11th season with the Cornley University Drama Society, during which she has proudly performed roles such as Snow White in Snow White and The Tall Broad Gentlemen, Virginia Woolf in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and The Cow in Jack and the Bean. Sandra has been performing from a very young age, since her mother appeared in A Winter’s Tale pregnant.

Touring debut! Max is in his first year at Cornley University where he is studying human geography and crime. He is an avid fan of films, and his favourite is The Legend of Bagger Vance, which he’s seen 27 times. This is Max’s first production with the Drama Society, and he is very glad to have donated a large portion of his recent inheritance to help the show reach Broadway.

DENNIS TYDE PERKINS

Touring debut! After failing the tryouts for the football, cricket, volleyball and basketball teams, Dennis decided to join the Drama Society. Dennis does not live in the Cornley halls of residence and commutes in daily from his parents’ house. He hopes the Society will give him the chance to meet like-minded people. Dennis’ only stage credit dates back to 1995 when he appeared in his primary school nativity. Credit: Shepherd.

ANNIE TWILLOIL STAGE MANAGER

Touring debut! The unsung hero of the Society, Annie has designed, built, painted, stage managed and costumed every single Society show in the last three years. Her hard work and dogged determination behind-the-scenes lies behind so much of the Society’s success. After The Murder at Haversham Manor, Annie will begin an internship at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

TREVOR WATSON LIGHTING & SOUND OPERATOR

Touring debut! Trevor is only participating in The Murder at Haversham Manor to earn much needed extra credit for his electronics module in order to pass his engineering course at Cornley University. Once he has passed the course, he will not continue to work with the Drama Society. Trevor credits his success to his sunny disposition and his positive outlook on life.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

97

Robert Grove’s School For Acting Perfectly Do you cry out into the void, “I WISH TO ACT!”?

I can hear you.

I teach the four approved acting skills: Reacting, Gesturing, Emotioning and Acting For more information on my courses, contact me via Twitter @RobertGoodActor

TELL THE WORLD WHAT YOU THOUGHT OF THE SHOW! AT A LOSS FOR WORDS? WE’RE HAPPY TO HELP! WORDS TO USE:

Good, best, awesome, exciting, inspiring, lovely, important, worthwhile, tasteful, tasty, professional, proportionate, rare, well-done, like-a-warm-bath WORDS NOT TO USE:

Bad, worst, awful, excreting, perspiring, drab, impotent, worthless, tasteless, icky, amateurish, error, eek, queasy, vomit, dry, moist

#BwayGoesWrong

98

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

5

KEVIN McCOLLUM J.J. ABRAMS KENNY WAX STAGE PRESENCE LTD. CATHERINE SCHREIBER KEN DAVENPORT DOUBLE GEMINI PRODUCTIONS/deROY BRUNISH DAMIAN ARNOLD/TC BEECH GREENLEAF PRODUCTIONS/BARD ROTH MARTIAN ENTERTAINMENT/JACK LANE/JOHN YONOVER LUCAS McMAHON PRESENT

A MISCHIEF THEATRE PRODUCTION OF

BY HENRY LEWIS, JONATHAN SAYER AND HENRY SHIELDS STARRING

RYAN VINCENT ANDERSON TODD BUONOPANE CHRIS FRENCH BIANCA HORN JACQUELINE JARROLD CHRIS LANCELEY ADAM PETHERBRIDGE MICHAEL THATCHER BROCK BIVENS SHELLEY FORT JEMMA JANE CONOR SEAMUS MORONEY SCENIC DESIGN

COSTUME DESIGN

LIGHTING DESIGN

NIGEL HOOK

ROBERTO SURACE

RIC MOUNTJOY

SOUND DESIGN

ORIGINAL MUSIC

ANDREW JOHNSON

ROB FALCONER

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

UK PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

MICHAEL DANEK

JOHN EDKINS

DIGBY ROBINSON

GENERAL MANAGEMENT

MARKETING SERVICES

THEATER MATTERS JOHN E. GENDRON

BD PRODUCTIONS

TOUR MARKETING & PRESS

TOUR BOOKING AGENCY

ALLIED TOURING

THE BOOKING GROUP

TOUR DIRECTED BY

MATT DiCARLO ORIGINAL BROADWAY DIRECTION BY

MARK BELL

THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG WAS ORIGINALLY PRESENTED BY MISCHIEF THEATRE AT THE OLD RED LION THEATRE, LONDON. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DAMIEN DEVINE, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR NICK THOMPSON

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

99

CAST

(in order of appearance) Trevor......................................................................................................... RYAN VINCENT ANDERSON Chris .............................................................................................................................. CHRIS LANCELEY Jonathan ............................................................................................................................. CHRIS FRENCH Robert..................................................................................................................... MICHAEL THATCHER Dennis ........................................................................................................................ TODD BUONOPANE Sandra ..................................................................................................................JACQUELINE JARROLD Max ......................................................................................................................ADAM PETHERBRIDGE Annie ................................................................................................................................... BIANCA HORN UNDERSTUDIES Swings and understudies never substitute for listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the appearance. for Trevor—BROCK BIVENS, CONOR SEAMUS MORONEY for Chris—BROCK BIVENS, CHRIS FRENCH for Jonathan—BROCK BIVENS, CONOR SEAMUS MORONEY for Robert—CHRIS FRENCH, CONOR SEAMUS MORONEY for Dennis and Max—BROCK BIVENS, CONOR SEAMUS MORONEY for Sandra and Annie—SHELLEY FORT, JEMMA JANE Jemma Jane is appearing with the permission of Actors’ Equity Association

THERE WILL BE ONE 20-MINUTE INTERMISSION.

RYAN VINCENT ANDERSON

TODD BUONOPANE

CHRIS FRENCH

BIANCA HORN

JACQUELINE JARROLD

CHRIS LANCELEY

ADAM PETHERBRIDGE

MICHAEL THATCHER

BROCK BIVENS

SHELLEY FORT

JEMMA JANE

CONOR SEAMUS MORONEY

The photographing or sound recording of any performance or the possession of any device or such photographing or sound recording inside this theater, without the written permission of the management, is prohibited by law. Violators may be punished by ejection and violations may render the offender liable for money damages.

100

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

WHO’S WHO in the CAST RYAN VINCENT ANDERSON (Trevor). Off Broadway: The Play That Goes Wrong (New World Stages), Scissoring (INTAR theatre), We Live Here (Ensemble Studio Theatre). Regional: Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Marin Theatre Company, PCPA, LATheaterworks, Theatresquared, Portland Center Stage, Antaeus Theatre Company, and others. TV: “Law & Order SVU” (NBC), “The Sinner” (USA), “FBI” (CBS), “Scandal” (ABC). MFA from CalArts. ryanvanderson.com.

TODD BUONOPANE (Dennis). Broadway: Cinderella, Grease, Chicago, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Off-Broadway: The Butter and Egg Man, Henry and Mudge, The New Yorkers at Encores! TV credits include “Kimmy Schmidt,” “Braindead,” “Law & Order: CI,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and “30 Rock” (as Weinerslav). Todd is a Michigan grad and a councillor of Actors’ Equity.

More at ToddBuonopane.com.

CHRIS FRENCH (Jonathan). NYC: The Greenwich Village Follies, Dawn, Simon Dawes Becomes a Planet. Select regional: Assassins (Booth), Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Hedwig), The Three Musketeers (Porthos), Romeo and Juliet (Nurse/Tybalt/Benvolio).

Training: UNCSA. Thanks to this incredible team, and to his family and friends for their undying support. Instagram: @papafrench.

BIANCA HORN (Annie). SMU graduate. Favorite credits, Off-Broadway: TPTGW, national tour: The Color Purple, Hairspray. Regional: Big Band Beat (Tokyo Disney), H2$B (TBTS), Sister Act, Smokey Joe’s Cafe (Fireside Theatre), A Rats Mass, Reeling (Hangar Theatre), A Christmas Carol (Dallas Theater Center), Lover’s Land (Horn Theatre). “I’m excited to hit the road with the Mischief family! Special thanks to the creative team and my supportive family and friends. All things are possible.” Instagram: @biancahorn14.

JACQUELINE JARROLD (Sandra). Broadway: The Cherry Orchard. First national tour: The Play That Goes Wrong. Regional: Shakespeare Theatre Company of DC (Measure for Measure, Coriolanus, Wallenstein, A Midsummer Night’s Dream). Training: Northwestern University. Back in New York, Jacqui makes her artistic home with AmiosNYC. Proud AEA. JacquelineJarrold.com. Instagram: @JacquiJarrold.

CHRIS LANCELEY (Chris). Born in Liverpool, England. Off-Broadway: The Play That Goes Wrong, The Bad and the Better. Off-West End: Henry V, The Band. TV: “FBI,” “Blue Bloods.” Training: AADA, National Youth Theatre (UK). Chris would like to extend much love and gratitude to his Dad, Nan, Kim, Jenny and his late Mum for always supporting him.

Instagram and Twitter: @LanceleyOnStage.

ADAM PETHERBRIDGE (Max). Off-Broadway: Irish Repertory Theatre (Lortel nom. Best Revival),

In the Secret Sea, The Enlightenment of Mr. Mole.

Regional: Palm Beach Dramaworks (nom. Best Actor), St. Michael’s, Depot Theatre. Graduate of the Actors Studio Drama School and Kenyon College.

Endless thanks and love to Anna, family, friends, and teachers. Instagram: @Adam.Petherbridge.

MICHAEL THATCHER (Robert). Broadway: TPTGW. Off-Broadway: Julius Caesar (NYSF), The Time Machine (NYMF), Titan Theatre Company.

National tours: TPTGW (first national), Guys and Dolls. Select regional: Utah Shakespeare, Texas Shakespeare, Virginia Shakespeare, Sacramento Music Circus. TV: “Quantico” (ABC). M.F.A. University of Houston. “Constantly grateful for the love and support of my family!” Instagram: @thatched44.

BROCK BIVENS (Understudy). New York/ Regional: Bubble Boy (N.Y. premiere), Williamstown Theatre Festival, SITI Company, American Songbook at Lincoln Center, Broadway Rose Theatre Co. Training: Emerson College, UCB. Endless gratitude to The Roster, Stephen Kopel and Mike Miller, the Wrong team and my incredible family. For Jesse.

BrockBivens.com. @BrockBiv. SHELLEY FORT (Understudy) New York: La MaMa. Regional: The Mountaintop (Camae), Intimate Apparel (Mayme), Pride and Prejudice (Jane), A Christmas Carol (Lucy). TV/film: “Dear Sister” @fortsisters, “Unicornland.” Writing: “miss america,” Auburn Avenue 2018 issue; National Black Theatre (Reading Series); Quick Silver Summit; The Fire This Time Festival. B.A. Kenyon College. M.F.A. Brown/Trinity Rep. ShelleyFort.com. @shelleyfort.

JEMMA JANE (Understudy). Born in England, raised in Australia and based in New York. U.S. theater credits: Bullets Over Broadway first national tour (Olive) and Bullets Over Broadway at Ogunquit Playhouse (Olive).

Overseas credits: Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey), Cabaret (Texas), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Narrator), Miss Saigon and Rent. Jemma can’t wait to spend a year making sure things go right on the road.

CONOR SEAMUS MORONEY (Understudy).

Regional credits: Love’s Labours Lost, Henry IV, I Hate Hamlet (Advice to the Players); God of Carnage (Newton Nomadic Theater); Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, Tartuffe (Shakespeare & Company).

Education: B.A. Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. Training: Shakespeare & Company, The Barrow Group. ConorMoroney.com. Instagram: @csmoroney.

HENRY LEWIS (Co-Author) is an Olivier Awardwinning writer, actor and is the artistic director of Mischief Theatre. Henry trained at LAMDA. His recent credits include writer and actor for The Play That Goes Wrong (Broadway, West End and U.K./international tour—winner of Best New Comedy at the Olivier Awards 2015 and What’s On Stage Awards 2014),

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

101

WHO’S WHO in the CAST Peter Pan Goes Wrong (BBC1, West End/U.K. tour/ Pleasance London—nominated for Best New Comedy at the Olivier Awards 2016), The Comedy About a Bank Robbery (West End—nominated for Best New Comedy at the Olivier Awards 2017). Christmas Carol Goes Wrong (BBC1), Royal Variety Performance (ITV), Keep It in the Family (ITV), Mischief Movie Night (West End/ U.K. tour—nominated for Best New Comedy at the Olivier Awards 2018), actor and producer for Mercury Fur (Trafalgar Studios—nominated for Best Production Off-West End Awards), actor for Beasts & Beauties (Hampstead Theatre) and producer of Tracy Letts’ Superior Donuts (Southwark Playhouse—winner of Peter Brook Empty Space Award).

JONATHAN SAYER (Co-Author). Training: LAMDA. Jonathan is an Olivier Award-winning writer and the company director of Mischief Theatre working as a writer, actor and producer. Theater includes Mischief Movie Night (Arts Theatre), The Comedy About a Bank Robbery (Criterion Theatre), The Play That Goes Wrong (Lyceum Theatre, Broadway run Duchess Theatre, West End run, U.K. and international tour—writer/actor, Olivier Awards and Whats On Stage Awards Best New Comedy), Peter Pan Goes Wrong (U.K. tour and West End—writer/actor), The Nativity Goes Wrong (writer, Mischief Theatre and Reading Rep co-production), Lights! Camera!

Improvise! (various venues, actor, improviser, producer, Spirit of the Fringe Award 2013, Best Improv Show Award 2012) and Happy Birthday Simon (Orange Tree, actor). Television includes “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” (BBC One, writer/actor/associate producer), “The Royal Variety Performance: The Play That Goes Wrong” (ITV, writer and actor), “Keep It in the Family” (writer, ITV), “A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong” (BBC One, writer/actor). Radio includes The Christmas Show That Goes Wrong (BBC radio two).

HENRY SHIELDS (Co-Author) trained at LAMDA. He is an award-winning writer and has been a member of Mischief Theatre since 2009. Theater includes The Play That Goes Wrong (writer/actor, winner 2015 Olivier Award and WhatsOnStage Award for Best New Comedy), Peter Pan Goes Wrong (writer/actor, 2016 Olivier Award nominee for Best New Comedy), The Comedy About a Bank Robbery (actor/writer, 2017 Olivier Award nominee Best New Comedy), Mischief Movie Night (actor, 2018 Olivier Award nominee for Best New Comedy), The Nativity Goes Wrong (writer), The Comedy About a Bank Robbery (writer/actor) and The Busy Body (Southwark Playhouse). Television includes “The Royal Variety Performance 2016: The Play That Goes Wrong,” “Holby City” (BBC), “Keep It in the Family” (ITV), “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” (BBC) and “A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong” (BBC). Henry is currently working on, and developing, a number of new projects.

MATT DiCARLO (Tour Director) is overjoyed that things are going Wrong all over North America! As the Production Stage Manager, Matt helmed the Broadway production of The Play That Goes Wrong for the first

102

|

year and a half of its run. He served as the Associate Director for the 2017–2018 national tour of the Tony Award-winning revival of The Color Purple, which he also stage managed on Broadway. Other Broadway credits include Honeymoon in Vegas and Rock of Ages.

Regional theater work includes world premieres at La Jolla Playhouse and American Conservatory Theater, and 12 productions at Paper Mill Playhouse. Matt has his B.F.A. from Rutgers University and is on the faculty at SUNY Purchase. He has supervised dozens of events with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Target and David Stark Design. Matt is endlessly grateful to the producers of The Play That Goes Wrong and to Mischief Theatre, for giving us the outlet and opportunity to make people laugh. Love to Joey.

MARK BELL (Original Broadway Director).

Trained at École Internationale de Théâtre, Jacques Lecoq and was co-Artistic Director of Liquid Theatre.

Liquid shows include If You Were Mine (ACW), Feeding Time (BAC), Endgame (BAC) and Crave (BAC and touring). Directing includes Che Disastro di Commedia (Theatro Greco, Rome); Waiting for Waiting for Godot (St. James Theatre, Off-West End); The Comedy About a Bank Robbery (West End); Ma Este Megbukunk (Central Szinhaz, Budapest); The Play That Goes Wrong (West End); Blue Blood by Anna Jordan (Riverside); The Revenger’s Tragedy (RCSSD, London); A Servant of Two Masters, Scapino (CMU, Pittsburgh); The Snowfall (Etcetera).

Mark has taught and directed at LAMDA, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, UEA and East 15 acting schools. markbell.info.

NIGEL HOOK (Scenic Design) has designed an enormous range of drama, musical and opera productions throughout the U.K., Europe and the Brits OffBroadway (Unsuspecting Susan) season in New York.

West End credits: Spread a Little Happiness (Whitehall); Philadelphia, Here I Come! (Wyndhams); Elegies for Angels Punks and Raging Queens (Criterion); Ferry Across the Mersey (Lyric); The Boys in the Band (Aldwych); Party and When Pigs Fly (Arts); Forbidden Broadway (Albery); Pageant (Vaudeville); Steptoe and Son (Pinter); and the 2015 Olivier Award-winner for Best New Comedy, The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess…still going wrong!). Future productions include the musical A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder at Oscarsteatrn, Stockholm 2018.

ROBERTO SURACE (Costume Design) originates from Melbourne, Australia, where he trained at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), now based in London. The Play That Goes Wrong marks his Broadway debut. West End: The Comedy About a Bank Robbery (Criterion), Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Apollo) and The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess).

U.K. national tours: The Play That Goes Wrong, Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None and Peter Pan Goes Wrong. Off-West End: The Trial of Jane Fonda (Park). International: The Play That Goes Wrong (Budapest, Rome and Australian tour). TV: “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” (BBC One).

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

WHO’S WHO in the CAST RIC MOUNTJOY (Lighting Design). Selected designs include The Play that Goes Wrong (Broadway, national U.S. tour, West End, also South Korea, Australia, Hong Kong), Uncle Vanya (Theatre Clwyd and Sheffield theaters), Emancipation of Expressionism (Barbican Theatre and BBC TV), Mr. Popper’s Penguins (New Victory, NYC, Seattle, Minneapolis and West End), world premiere of Karagula by Philip Ridley (Soho Theatre London), What the Ladybird Heard (international touring), Pandemic (Singapore International Festival), The White Whale (an outdoor Moby Dick, Leeds).

Relights include The Magic Flute (London Coliseum, English National Opera). ricmountjoy.com.

tions include: Hadestown, 1776, The Cher Show, Pretty Woman, To Kill a Mockingbird and Tootsie.

ANDREW JOHNSON (Sound Design). The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin (European premiere), Death Takes a Holiday (U.K. premiere), Ragtime, Titanic, TPTGW (West End, Australia and U.K. tours), Dogfight (European premiere), Catch Me If You Can (European premiere), Girlfriends, The Stripper, The Toxic Avenger, U.K. Off-West End nominations for Best Sound Design for Mack and Mabel, Titanic and Grand Hotel (Southwark Playhouse). Andrew is currently a regular sound designer for Charing Cross Theatre and Theatre Royal Stratford East, London. 2017 shows: The Braille Legacy, Tommy U.K. tour and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.

SUZANNE APICELLA (Stage Manager).

Broadway: Fiddler on the Roof, Burn the Floor.

National tours: Jersey Boys, Rock of Ages, Sweeney Todd. NYC: Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (MSG). Regional: Ogunquit, Goodspeed, Engeman, FST, Gateway. For Joseph and Jacob.

STEPHEN KOPEL, CSA (U.S. Casting). Broadway: Amélie, Sunday in the Park…, She Loves Me, Noises Off, On the Twentieth Century, Violet, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, The Winslow Boy, The Glass Menagerie, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Harvey, Once, Anything Goes, Brief Encounter, The Scottsboro Boys, Sondheim on Sondheim, Hedda Gabler. Off-Broadway: Kingdom Come, The Robber Bridegroom, Invisible Thread, Indian Ink, The Common Pursuit. Kopel currently serves as casting director for Roundabout Theatre Company and Encores! Off-Center.

ALLIED TOURING (Tour Marketing & Press) is a full-service engagement management agency representing Broadway tours and other live events across North America. Current: Bandstand; The Book of Mormon; Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (San Francisco); Hello, Dolly!; The Hip Hop Nutcracker; Mean Girls, Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live; The Play That Goes Wrong; RENT; Irving Berlin’s White Christmas.

Upcoming: Ain’t Too Proud, The Cher Show, Hadestown, Pretty Woman, To Kill a Mockingbird, Tootsie.

THE BOOKING GROUP (Tour Booking). Since its inception in 1996, The Booking Group has represented 25 Tony Award-winning Best Musicals and Plays. Current touring productions include: Hamilton; Anastasia; The Book of Mormon; Come From Away; Dear Evan Hansen; Fiddler on the Roof; Hello, Dolly!; Irving Berlin’s White Christmas; Mean Girls; My Fair Lady; Rent: The 25th Anniversary Tour and Waitress. Future produc-

MICHAEL DANEK(Production Stage Manager) is thrilled to be joining The Play That Goes Wrong tour. Broadway: Chicago, Pippin, Wicked. National tours: Love Never Dies, School of Rock, Chicago, Rock of Ages, Dr. Dolittle, Little House on the Prairie, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Disney’s High School Musical. Off Broadway: A Christmas Carol, The Fantasticks, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Master Class. European and Asian tours: Grease (performed in German), Evita, West Side Story. The Tokyo, Taiwan and Korean companies of Chicago.

JESSICA TROY (Assistant Stage Manager) has worked with Alchemation on The Play That Goes Wrong, Motown: The Musical, Something Rotten!, Hand to God, and many regional and developmental productions. B.A. from Fordham University.

JOHN EDKINS (Production Manager). Thirty years with Pittsburgh CLO building scenery and Production Supervisor for 25 years. Owner of JE Scenic Technologies, Inc., a theatrical scenic production services and storage company specializing in Broadway traveling productions exhibit and scenic elements.

Involved with the Diocese of Pittsburgh for 21 years in development and construction of the Millennium Crèche. The Play That Goes Wrong, An American in Paris (Paris tour), West Side Story, Annie, The Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Mary Poppins and Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Heads the annual Junior Theater Festival in Atlanta. Indiana University graduate.

Resides in Pittsburgh with his wife and four sons.

JOSE SOLIVAN (Company Manager). Broadway tours managed: The Color Purple, Finding Neverland, Cabaret, R&H Cinderella, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, Anything Goes, Hairspray, The Drowsy Chaperone, Rent, The Producers, Grease and Spamalot. Broadway tours performed: Oklahoma!

“Turn your wounds into wisdom.”—Oprah.

Instagram: cmjosesolivan.

DIGBY ROBINSON (U.K. Production Management) has over 30 years’ experience of production management in both the commercial and subsidized sectors. Recent productions in London’s West End include Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Apollo), The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess), The Comedy About a Bank Robbery (Criterion) and Matilda for the Royal Shakespeare Company (Cambridge). Current projects include Death of a Salesman (U.K. tour) and Fat Friends The Musical (U.K. tour).

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

103

WHO’S WHO in the CAST KEVIN McCOLLUM (Producer) has received the Tony Award for Best Musical for In the Heights (2008), Avenue Q (2004) and Rent (1996), which also won the Pulitzer Prize. He is currently represented on Broadway with the Olivier Award-winning The Play That Goes Wrong. He produced Something Rotten!

(Broadway, national tour); Hand to God (Broadway, West End); Motown: The Musical (Broadway, West End and national tour); The Drowsy Chaperone in 2006, which won five Tony Awards; Baz Luhrmann’s production of Puccini’s La bohème in 2002; [title of show] in 2008; the touring and Broadway productions of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas; the Off-Broadway hit De La Guarda; the recent hit revival of West Side Story; and Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo. In 1995, Mr. McCollum co-founded the Producing Office, and has since created Alchemation, a theatrical and media producing company committed to new work. Mr. McCollum was trained at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, and earned his master’s degree in film producing from the Peter Stark Program at the University of Southern California. In 1995, he received the Robert Whitehead Award for Outstanding Commercial Theatre Producing.

J.J. ABRAMS (Producer) is the founder of Bad Robot Productions. A writer, director and/or producer of television series such as “Felicity,” “Alias,” “Lost,” “Castle Rock” and “Westworld” and films such as Super 8, Star Wars: The Force Awakens and the Mission: Impossible, Star Trek and Cloverfield franchises. Abrams is currently directing, producing and co-writing (with Chris Terrio) Star Wars: Episode IX. Abrams and his wife, Katie McGrath, co-CEO of Bad Robot, live in Los Angeles and have three children.

KENNY WAX (Producer) is a triple Olivier Awardwinning London-based producer, currently serving a three-year term as the President of the Society of London Theatre. His musical Top Hat won three Olivier Awards including Best New Musical from its seven nominations. His production of Once on This Island won Best New Musical in 1995 from its four nominations and The Play That Goes Wrong won Best New Comedy at the Olivier Awards in 2015 and is still playing in the West End, on a UK tour and has just been extended on Broadway, where it won a Tony Award for best set design. Peter Pan Goes Wrong was nominated for an Olivier in 2016 and The Comedy About a Bank Robbery is now into its third year at the Criterion Theatre in London. Kenny has just opened a new musical, Six, about Henry VIII’s wives, transferring from the Edinburgh Festival into the West End. Later this year he will present the first staged production of The Worst Witch, based on the books by Jill Murphy. In the U.S. in 2018/19 Kenny will present Peter Pan Goes Wrong, Around the World in 80 Days and Mr Popper’s Penguins.

STAGE PRESENCE LTD. (Producer) is delighted to be part of the team presenting Mischief Comedy shows on Broadway and all across the United States.

104

|

CATHERINE SCHREIBER (Producer) is a twotime Tony-winning and Oliver-winning international producer; Broadway Global Producer of the Year, 2017. Productions: Broadway: Network, Pretty Woman; Off-Broadway: Lead Producer The Play That Goes Wrong. Recent (U.K.) Lead Producer: Company; The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe; Heisenberg.

Catherine is most proud of bringing The Scottsboro Boys to London. Winner: London Critics’ Circle Award, Evening Standard Award. Nominated for seven Olivier Awards, including Best Musical. Tony winner: Clybourne Park, Angels in America. Olivier Award: Company (2019). Six Tony nominations include Fiddler on the Roof, The Scottsboro Boys, Next Fall, Peter and the Starcatcher. Five Olivier nominations include Dreamgirls, Show Boat, The Scottsboro Boys, People Places and Things. Upcoming: The King’s Speech, The Scottsboro Boys (Alabama), Executive Producer: Made in Kent, Documentary.

KEN DAVENPORT (Co-Producer). Once on This Island (Tony Award), Gettin’ the Band Back Together, Groundhog Day, Spring Awakening (Tony nomination), It’s Only a Play, Macbeth, Godspell, Altar Boyz, The Awesome ’80s Prom, Daddy Long Legs and more. Executive Producer for North America of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Group. Created “Be a Broadway Star” board game (available on Amazon), DidHeLikeIt.com and author of the blog TheProducersPerspective.com.

LUCAS McMAHON (Producer) is thrilled to help spread Mischief’s brand of mayhem across America! He has worked with Kevin McCollum at Alchemation since 2012. Other credits include The Play That Goes Wrong on Broadway, Something Rotten! (Broadway and national tour) and Hand to God (Broadway and West End). He is a proud alumnus of Northwestern University. He would like to thank his family and friends for letting him believe he is right when is often so wrong.

MARTIAN ENTERTAINMENT (Co-Producer) is Gregory Rae, Carl D. White and Tyrus Emory.

Credits: The Normal Heart (Tony Award), Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Tony Award) and many others. Upcoming: The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical, Loch Ness, Home Street Home.

MartianEntertainment.com.

JACK LANE (Co-Producer). Broadway: Peter and the Starcatcher (Tony nomination), Fun Home (Tony Award), The Humans (Tony Award), The Play That Goes Wrong and The Prom. OffBroadway: Shear Madness. Jack is the Executive Producer and co-founder of Stages St. Louis, a 32-year-old regional theater.

DOUBLE GEMINI PRODUCTIONS (Co-Producer). Wendy Federman and Carl Moellenberg have collectively garnered 18 Oscars (that is what they call them, right?). Career highlights: Wendy doing the 100-yard dash in a long red dress at

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

WHO’S WHO in the CAST Radio City on national TV, Carl searching in Thailand for the missing star who ate too much sushi. deROY-BRUNISH (Co-Producer). Jamie deRoy: three Tony Awards, three Drama Desk, six Outer Critics, two Drama League awards; 41 Broadway and 33 Off-Broadway shows. TV: 11 Telly Awards. Film: Broadway: The Golden Age Trilogy. Corey Brunish has garnered eight Tony nominations, two Tony Awards. Currently: Come from Away. Beautiful is now in its fourth year. For Jessica.

DAMIAN ARNOLD (Co-Producer) trained at LAMDA for three years. Producing credits: Don’t Dress for Dinner (Chicago and Broadway, two Tony nominations), Gypsy with Imelda Staunton (West End, Olivier Award), Thark by Ben Travers, Brief Encounter (dir. Emma Rice). Investor: Matilda (Broadway), Blithe Spirit with Angela Lansbury (West End and U.S. tour), Labour of Love (with Martin Freeman), The Lieutenant of Inishmore (West End), The Moderate Soprano by David Hare, The Girl from the North Country (West End).

STAFF FOR THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG GENERAL MANAGEMENT THEATER MATTERS John E. Gendron Reeve Pierson COMPANY MANAGER Jose Solivan Assistant Company Manager .............. Jessica Troy PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT John Edkins U.K. PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Digby Robinson TOUR MARKETING & PRESS ALLIED TOURING Marya K. Peters Andrew Damer Jennifer Gallagher Anne Waisanen Anne Dailey Meyer Scott Praefke Jacqueline Smith Janie Dickerson Hayden Anderson Jessica Cary

GREENLEAF PRODUCTIONS (Producer) is a Tony, Drama Desk and Olivier award-winning company whose recent productions include Dreamgirls West End, Groundhog Day, Matilda The Musical, Fiddler on the Roof and Menopause The Musical, both currently on tour throughout the United States.

They are very proud to be a part of the Wrong family.

For more information visit greenleafproductions.com.

TOUR BOOKING AGENCY THE BOOKING GROUP Meredith Blair Rich Rundle and Brian Brooks www.thebookinggroup.com

BARD-ROTH (Co-Producer). Bard Theatricals (Annette Jolles, Jim van Bergen, Laurence Holzman, Lara Holzman, David Stern, Linda Hamil): Broadway: Jagged Little Pill (upcoming), The Play That Goes Wrong, Fiddler… 2015 (and tour), China Doll, The Scottsboro Boys (and London), The Anarchist, Looped. Dean Roth: Puffs, Be More Chill, Jagged Little Pill, Macbeth (Alan Cumming), Clinton The Musical and 27 other productions on- and OffBroadway and in the U.K.

LEGAL COUNSEL LEVINE PLOTKIN & MENIN, LLP Loren Plotkin, Conrad Rippy, Susan Mindell Daniel Watkins, Emily Erstling

JOHN YONOVER (Co-Producer) supported and invested in more than 35 productions on Broadway, in Chicago and London, including Memphis, Dee Snider’s Rock and Roll Christmas (Toronto and Chicago), First Date and the currently running Dear Evan Hansen and Come from Away.

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (“Equity”), founded in 1913, is the U.S. labor union that represents more than 51,000 professional actors and stage managers. Equity fosters the art of live theater as an essential component of society and advances the careers of its members by negotiating wages, improving working conditions and providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. Actors’ Equity is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. #EquityWorks.

U.S. CASTING Stephen Kopel, CSA

Production Stage Manager .............. Michael Danek Stage Manager ...........................Suzanne Apicella Assistant Stage Manager ................... Jessica Troy Associate Director.............................. Mark Evans Fight Captain...............................Michael Thatcher Associate Costume Designer ......... Amanda Jenks Assistant Costume Designer ........ Courtney Irizarry Associate Lighting Designer ....Jeremy Cunningham Associate Lighting Designer ........... Wilburn Bonnell Associate Sound Designer .....................Beth Lake Assistant Sound Designer ..................Stephen Dee U.K. Technical Design Consultant ........Alan Bartlett U.K. Production Consultant .............. Sacha Brooks Production Carpenter .............................. Jeff Zink Head Carpenter............................. Jerry VanOrden Assistant Carpenter ......................Shawn McGinnis Production Sound Supervisor ............... Dillon Cody Head Sound ................... Christopher Mark Walters Production Props ...........................Emiliano Pares Head Props.....................................Dean Burchett U.K. Props Buyer................................. Jasper Fox Production Electrician ...................Brendan Quigley Head Electrician ............................ Dirk Van Pernis Assistant Electrician............................ Rose Nuchims Moving Light Programmer.............Chelsea Zalikowski

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

105

Wardrobe & Hair Supervisor................. Kearney Starr Hair & Wig Stylist ........................... Kaylan Paisley Vocal Coach ...................................... Kate Wilson Production Supervisor ................... Whitney Keeter U.S. Production Photography ...........Jeremy Daniel U.K. Production Photography .............Simon Turtle GM Intern.........................................Ben Fleischer U.S. Advertising & Marketing ....................SPOTCO Marketing Services .......................bd productions/ Betsy Dollinger U.K. Marketing .................................JHI Marketing U.K. Press .......................................... Jo Allan PR U.K. Tour Press & Marketing ................ Helen Snell Ltd Accountant............... WithumSmith+Brown PC/ Robert Fried, CPA, Karen Kowgios, CPA, Anthony Moore, CPA U.K. Accountants ..........................Michael Collins, Lois Hargreaves Controller ............... Galbraith & Co./LeeAnn Kelley Banking ............ Signature Bank/Margaret Monigan Insurance....AON/Albert G. Ruben/Claudia Kaufman Legal Counsel for Goes Rights Ltd ..................Brooks and Distler/ Marsha Brooks Physical Therapy ............................ NEURO TOUR, Physical Therapy Inc. Payroll Services ..................Checks and Balances/ Anthony Walker Visa Consultants......................Wiskoff Law, PLLC/ David King Travel Agent .................................... Tzell Travel/ The “A“ Team, Andi Henig Housing Services ......... ABA IDEAL/Elizabeth Helke Merchandising............................. Creative Goods/ Pete Milano Creative Services ..............Allied Global Marketing/ Debbie Allamong, Mark DeSalvo, Eric Stormoen ALCHEMATION Kevin McCollum Lucas McMahon Jack Eidson Madison Knox KENNY WAX LTD. Kenny Wax Kezia Lock Sarah Ryan Oriel Bathurst Amanda Sutton

Gibson. Lighting & sound equipment from PRG. Bra*Tenders for hosiery and undergarments.

Makeup provided by M·A·C. SPECIAL THANKS Nica Burns, Laurence Miller and all at Nimax Theatres.

Rachel Williams and the stage management team at the Duchess Theatre, London. Strike Digital, N9 Design, Dragonfly Design, Cambridge Arts Theatre, The Umbrella Rooms, Jonathan Waller, Judith Phillips, Bryony Myers, Charlie Longstaff, Thomas Platt, Martin Thomas, Adam Meggido, Harriet Parsonage, Jenny Wilson, Carla Batten, Mike Hagan, Niall Ransome, Mike Bodie, Harry Kershaw, Joshua Elliott, Julie Jordan, Dylan Emery, Raz Shaw, Janet & David Burke, Suzie Zamit, Lucy Danser, Caroline Jenkins, Julia Worms, Dawn Farrow, Jonathan Maydew, Rodney Cottier, The Old Red Lion, Questors Theatre & LAMDA, Hailey Ferber, Darren DeVerna, Manny and Lani Azenberg, Anton Media Group, Chubb Group MUSIC CREDITS “Girls on Film” Written by Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, Andy Taylor, RogerTaylor and John Taylor and per-formed by Duran Duran. Published by Gloucester Place Music Ltd and used by permission of Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC. All Rights Reserved. Appears courtesy of Warner Music Group. “Rio” Written by Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, Andy Taylor, RogerTaylor and John Taylor and performed by Duran Duran. Published by Gloucester Place Music Ltd and used by permission of Sony/ ATV Music Publishing LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Appears courtesy of Warner Music Group.

Production travel & housing by ROAD REBEL ENTERTAINMENT TOURING, San Diego, CA The actors and stage managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

The Director is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.

United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

BroadwayGoesWrong.com

The Press Agents and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.

Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @BwayGoesWrong CREDITS Scenery & automation built by Bay Scenery Ltd. Chandelier by Gothic Gates Ltd. Trick props by PMB Theatre Services Ltd, Russell Beck Studios Ltd, Breakaway Effect Ltd, Karl Evans & Terry Tiffin. Drapes by Chris Claydon Ltd. Upholstery

by Claire Sanderson. Portrait artwork by Jane

106

|

Backstage and Front of the House Employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Thank you to the generous supporters of our veterans ticket program through:

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

107

APRIL 14, 2020

PHILHARMONIX 7:30 pm

108

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Classical music is not supposed to be fun, right? And yet, every concert of the Philharmonix is a living, grooving, finger-snapping testament to the contrary. And who exactly is having fun here? Is it the seven world-class musicians who get to play the kind of repertoire one would never see on the playbill of their legendary orchestras? Or is it the audience, whose eyes light up at their sparkling display of virtuosity and passion? The Philharmonix’ sophisticated sense of humor allows them to move seamlessly from the sublime to the ridiculous and back, taking their audience along for a madcap roller-coaster ride… Surprise!! Classical

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

109

music at its most refined can be a jolly good time. This unique ensemble brings together three members of the Vienna Philharmonic, two Berlin Philharmonic soloists, one of the most versatile Austrian pianists and an improvising and singing violinist for a deliciously heady cocktail of classical, jazz, klezmer, Latin … and yes, good old fun. With their signature blend of the “highest philharmonic quality and unrestrained joy of music-making” (Kurier, Austria) Philharmonix are synonymous with “entertainment”. And what is the secret ingredient to the ensemble’s runaway success? What mysterious essence binds together these virtuosos of independent artistic pursuits and individual achievements and awards that are too numerous to mention? That’s right: the Philharmonix come together only if and when they are inspired by a new musical idea. There is not an ounce of routine or obligation in anything they do, and this is how they capture the elusive Holy Grail of today’s classical performance: the “you had to have been there” effect, which turns a casual audience member into a passionate fan. So … who gets to have the most fun? It seems to be everyone within an earshot of this musical feast, which isn’t necessarily classical but has a lot of class.

Members: Daniel Ottensamer (Clarinet) Noah Bendix-Balgley (Violin) Sebastian Gürtler (Violin), Thilo Fechner (Viola) Stephan Koncz (Violoncello) Ödön Rácz (Double Bass) Christoph Traxler (Piano)

110

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

The Nation’s Leading Provider of Specialized Financial Asset Servicing Since 1997

DELIVERING THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF SERVICE

S O U T H E R N R E I M A G I N E D™

MTAG Services, LLC has been the nation’s premiere provider of specialized financial asset servicing since 1997. MTAG has managed hundreds of thousands of assets with a nationwide portfolio exceeding $1 Billion. MTAG Services was the first company to be nationally ranked by Standard & Poor’s Rating Service as a tax lien servicer.

SERVICES MTAG PROVIDES

Document Custodian Services Call Center Services Master Servicing Special Servicing and Asset Management REO Management Environmental Risk Analysis and Remediation Management Back-Up Servicing Stand-By Servicing Asset Verification Services

ACCREDITATION

Annual SOC 1 - Type 2 Compliant Standard and Poor’s Asset-Backed Servicing Tax-Lien ranking Kroll Bond Rating Agency Tax-Lien Servicer Review MTAGServices.com 866.404.4200 ContactUs@MTAGServices.com 344 MEETING STREET CHARLESTON, SC

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

111

COME TASTE THE UNCOMMON

FOR THE CELEBRATION OF A LIFETIME Stunning setting | Exquisite custom menus | Unforgettable destination

1472 HWY 17 NO RTH, MO UNT PLE ASANT SC, 29464

CAMBRIA BUILT FOR THE MODERN DAY TRAVELER

HOTEL MOUNT PLEASANT

THE CHARLESTON GAILL ARD CENTER

95 Calhoun Street | Charleston, SC | (843) 242-3102 gaillardcenter.org |

112

|

MODERN MEETING & EVENT SPACE

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

CRAFT BEER & COCKTAILS

FRESHLY CRAFTED FOR YOU

est. 1781 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

www.gdchome.com

FURNITURE

RUGS

ACCESSORIES

LIGHTING

FABRICS

BEDDING

OUTDOOR FURNITURE

JIMMY BUFFETT’S

©

Set Your Mind on Island Time.

ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE BOOK BY &

GREG GARCIA

MIKE O’MALLEY

MUSIC AND LYRICS BY

JIMMY BUFFETT

TROIKA ENTERTAINMENT, LLC presents

APRIL 21, 2020 TROIKA ENTERTAINMENT, LLC presents

ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE Book by

Music by

GREG GARCIA & MIKE O’MALLEY 7:30 pm

JIMMY BUFFETT

Starring

CHRIS CLARK SARAH HINRICHSEN Book by Music by SHELLY LYNNO’MALLEY WALSH PETER MICHAEL GREG GARCIA & MIKE JIMMYJORDAN BUFFETT RACHEL LYN FOBBS PATRICK COGAN MATTHEW JAMES SHERROD Starring

SOPHIE BRAUD NOAH BRIDGESTOCK DeVONHINRICHSEN BUCHANAN ANTHONY CATALDO CHRIS CLARK SARAH CHANTELLE COGNEVICH KATIE DAVIS NICOJORDAN DiPRIMIO SHELLY LYNN WALSH PETER MICHAEL FABIAN-JOUBERT GALLMEISTER DIEGO ALEJANDRO GONZÁLEZ HOGAN RACHEL LYN FOBBS PATRICK COGAN MATTHEW JAMESBOBBY SHERROD AIMEE LANE VICTORIA PRICE TRENT SOYSTER EMMA STRICKER SOPHIE BRAUD NOAH BRIDGESTOCK DeVON BUCHANAN ANTHONY CATALDO JADE TURNER MORGAN UNGER TYLER WHITAKER CHANTELLE COGNEVICH KATIE DAVIS NICO DiPRIMIO Costume Design by Lighting Design by Sound Design by Scenic Design by FABIAN-JOUBERT GALLMEISTER DIEGO ALEJANDRO GONZÁLEZ BOBBY HOGAN WALT SPANGLER PAUL TAZEWELL HOWELL BINKLEY & BRIAN RONAN & AIMEE LANE VICTORIA PRICE TRENTAMANDA SOYSTER EMMA STRICKER ZIEVE CRAIG CASSIDY JADE TURNER Wigs, Hair & Makeup Design byMORGAN UNGER TYLER WHITAKER Casting by LEAH J. LOUKAS BINDER Costume Design by Lighting Design

by CASTINGSound Design by Scenic Design by ERIC MURNANE. C.S.A. WALT SPANGLER PAUL TAZEWELL HOWELLCHAD BINKLEY & BRIAN RONAN & AMANDA ZIEVE Music Consultant CRAIG CASSIDY Orchestrations Dance Music Arrangements MICHAEL UTLEY GARY ADLER MAC Wigs, Hair & Makeup Design by Casting

by McANALLY CASTING Company Manager Music Director LEAH J. LOUKAS Music Coordinator ProductionBINDER Stage Manager ERIC MURNANE. C.S.A. ANDREW DAVID SOTOMAYOR TALITHA FEHR SUZAYNCHAD MACKENZIE-ROY ANDREW TERLIZZI Orchestrations Exclusive Tour Direction

MICHAEL UTLEY THE BOOKING GROUP Music Director

Dance Music Arrangements Marketing and Publicity Direction

GARY ADLER BOND THEATRICAL GROUP Music Coordinator

Music Consultant Social Media

MAC McANALLY MARATHON DIGITAL

Production Stage Manager

Company Manager

Associate Choreographer Production Manager General Manager Executive Producer ANDREW DAVID SOTOMAYOR TALITHA FEHR SUZAYN MACKENZIE-ROY ANDREW TERLIZZI ANDREW TURTELTAUB HEATHER CHOCKLEY BRIAN SCHRADER ANGELA ROWLES Exclusive Tour Direction

Marketing and Publicity Direction

Social Media

Music Supervision & Arrangements and Additional Orchestrations by THE BOOKING GROUP BOND THEATRICAL GROUP MARATHON DIGITAL

CHRISTOPHER JAHNKE

Associate Choreographer

ANDREW TURTELTAUB

Production Manager Directed by

General Manager

HEATHER CHOCKLEY

BRIAN SCHRADER AMY ANDERS CORCORAN

Executive Producer

ANGELA ROWLES

Music Supervision & Arrangements and Additional Orchestrations by Choreographed by

CHRISTOPHER JAHNKE KELLY DEVINE Directed Based on the OriginalbyDirection by

AMY ANDERS CORCORAN CHRISTOPHER ASHLEY Choreographed by ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE IS PRESENTED THROUGH SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH BROADWAY LICENSING, 7 PENN PLAZA SUITE 904 NEW YORK, NY 10001 WWW.BROADWAYLICENSING.COM

KELLY DEVINE

Based on the Original Direction by

CHRISTOPHER ASHLEY ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE IS PRESENTED THROUGH SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH BROADWAY LICENSING, 7 PENN PLAZA SUITE 904 NEW YORK, NY 10001 WWW.BROADWAYLICENSING.COM

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

115

Chris Clark

116

|

Sarah Hinrichsen

Shelly Lynn Walsh

Peter Michael Jordan

Rachel Lyn Fobbs

Patrick Cogan

Matthew James Sherrod

Sophie Braud

Noah Bridgestock

DeVon Buchanan

Anthony Cataldo

Chantelle Cognevich

Katie Davis

Nico DiPrimio

FabianJoubert Gallmeister

Diego Alejandro González

Bobby Hogan

Aimee Lane

Victoria Price

Trent Soyster

Emma Stricker

Jade Turner

Morgan Unger

Tyler Whitaker

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

CAST Tully. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CHRIS CLARK Rachel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SARAH HINRICHSEN Tammy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SHELLY LYNN WALSH Brick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PETER MICHAEL JORDAN Marley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RACHEL LYN FOBBS J.D.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PATRICK COGAN Jamal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MATTHEW JAMES SHERROD Chadd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOAH BRIDGESTOCK Jesús. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DIEGO ALEJANDRO GONZÁLEZ Ted. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DeVON BUCHANAN Ensemble. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOPHIE BRAUD, NOAH BRIDGESTOCK, DeVON BUCHANAN, ANTHONY CATALDO, CHANTELLE COGNEVICH, KATIE DAVIS, NICO DiPRIMIO, FABIAN-JOUBERT GALLMEISTER, DIEGO ALEJANDRO GONZÁLEZ, BOBBY HOGAN, AIMEE LANE, TRENT SOYSTER, EMMA STRICKER, JADE TURNER, MORGAN UNGER SWINGS VICTORIA PRICE, TYLER WHITAKER DANCE CAPTAIN AIMEE LANE UNDERSTUDIES Understudies never substitute for the listed players unless a specific posting or announcement is made at the time of the performance.

For Tully: NOAH BRIDGESTOCK, BOBBY HOGAN; for Rachel: KATIE DAVIS, AIMEE LANE; for Tammy: CHANTELLE COGNEVICH, JADE TURNER; for Brick: ANTHONY CATALDO, DIEGO ALEJANDRO GONZÁLEZ; for Marley: JADE TURNER, VICTORIA PRICE; for J.D.: ANTHONY CATALDO, MATTHEW JAMES SHERROD; for Jamal: DeVON BUCHANAN, DIEGO ALEJANDRO GONZÁLEZ. Setting: Present Day, The Caribbean & Ohio THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION

The taking of photographs, videotaping or other recording of this production is a violation of the copyright law and an actionable federal offense.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

117

MUSICAL NUMBERS (in alphabetical order)

A Pirate Looks at Forty Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes Cheeseburger in Paradise Coast of Marseilles Coconut Telegraph Come Monday Fins Grapefruit - Juicy Fruit Havana Daydreamin’ He Went to Paris It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere It’s My Job Last Mango in Paris License to Chill Love and Luck Margaritaville My Head Hurts, My Feet Stink and I Don’t Love Jesus One Particular Harbour Son of a Son of a Sailor Three Chords Tin Cup Chalice Volcano We Are the People Our Parents Warned Us About Why Don’t We Get Drunk

ORCHESTRA Music Director/Keyboard: ANDREW DAVID SOTOMAYOR Guitars- CLAUDIO RAINO, JAKOB SMITH; Bass- JOELA OLIVER; Steel Drums- RUSS HENRY; Drums- TAURUS LOVELY; Trumpet- JAKE BOLDMAN; Reeds- EMMA REINHART Keyboard Programmer: Randy Cohen Music Coordinator: Talitha Fehr

118

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

WHO’S WHO CHRIS CLARK (Tully) National tour debut!

Proud graduate of Texas State University.

Regional: Sister Act (Joey), Pippin at Music Theatre Wichita; Beauty and the Beast (Gaston) at Shenandoah Summer MT; Garland Summer Musicals. Love and gratitude to CGF, Mom, Dad, Brett, & Em. @chrisclark55

Musical (The Pioneer Amphitheater). OCU Grad.

Endless love to family, friends, mentors, and most importantly, God. Instagram:@sophie_braud www.sophiebraud.com #loveforlorna NOAH BRIDGESTOCK (Chadd/Ensemble/U/S Tully) Regional theatre: Fingerlakes Musical Theatre Festival (Grease!), John W. Engeman Theatre (The Full Monty), New Stage Theatre (Vanya & Sonia...

Spike). National tour: A Chorus Line directed by original Broadway cast member Baayork Lee. Much love and thanks to mom and the whole fam, Michael Rodriquez at The Roster! This one and all the rest for EST. @snowybridgestock

SARAH HINRICHSEN (Rachel) Off-Broadway: The Imbible: Day Drinking (Original Cast). Favorite Regional: Little Women (Jo March), Newsies (Katherine), Cinderella (Gabrielle). OCSA/OCU alum. Endless love and thanks to the entire perfect creative team, Chad at Binder Casting, my angel friends, SD and of course Mom and Dad whom she DeVON BUCHANAN (Ted/Ensemble/U/S would be nothing without! Ahh! @sare_hin Jamal) of Nashville, is thrilled to make his SHELLY LYNN WALSH (Tammy) National National Broadway Tour Debut! Credits include Tour debut! Off-Broadway: Sistas: The Musical Joseph...Dreamcoat (Studio Tenn), Chicago (Heather). Regional fav: Always Patsy Cline (Patsy (Nashville REP), In the Heights (Westchester Cline). Thank you to Baker Management, Chad Broadway Theater) and The Wiz (Arkansas from Binder Casting, Mom, Dad, Cyndi, Ash and REP). Thanks to About Artist Agency, Family, Dan. Cheers to strong, loud women everywhere! and friends for their support! Instagram: divadevo86 Rider MT Grad, Go Broncs! @shellylynnwalsh ANTHONY CATALDO (Ensemble/ U/S Brick, J.D.) Previous credits: Curly McClain, Oklahoma!; Mr. Wormwood, Matilda (Wagon Wheel); Bob McCaffery, South Pacific (Triad Stage); Louis/ Billy Webster, Sunday in the Park with George; Bird Seller/Quintet, Sweeney Todd (North Carolina Summer Rep). Education: University of North Carolina at Greensboro. anthonycataldo.com RACHEL LYN FOBBS (Marley) is thrilled to be @anthonyscataldo making her national tour debut! Regional: Matilda (Virginia Stage Company), Godspell (St. Michael’s CHANTELLE COGNEVICH (Ensemble/U/S Playhouse), and NOAH (Sight & Sound Theatre). Tammy) Favorite Credits: It Shoulda Been You BA in Theatre, Minor in Music. Sending gratitude (Jenny Steinberg), Hairspray (Tracy Turnblad), See What I Wanna See, Gollum Owned a Tropical to God, her supportive family, and Chad.

Smoothie, Romeo & Juliet (Nurse). Special thanks to PATRICK COGAN (J.D.) National Tours: the creative team, TROIKA Entertainment, and her The Full Monty (Harold Nichols), Annie (Oliver friends and family. www.chantellecognevich.com Warbucks), Damn Yankees (Coach Van Buren), A Christmas Carol (Christmas Present). Regional KATIE DAVIS (Ensemble/U/S Rachel) is thrilled Theater: Romeo & Juliet (Friar Laurence), She to be back out on the road! Credits include Annie Loves Me (Mr. Maraczek), Man of La Mancha National Tour (Star To Be), Mamma Mia! (Sophie), Newsies (Katherine). Proud graduate of Belmont (Governor/Innkeeper).

University Class of ‘16. Katie thanks Mom & Dad, MATTHEW JAMES SHERROD (Jamal/ and Shelly. All glory to Him. Instagram: katieddavis U/S J.D.) is so excited to bring this hilarious & heartwarming show across the country. Get ready NICO DiPRIMIO (Ensemble) is thrilled to be to laugh and get ready to sing along! “Life is a in the Margaritaville family! A graduate of The journey that’s measured not in miles or years but in American Musical and Dramatic Academy in NYC. Recently seen in the National Tour of A experiences” - Jimmy Buffett Charlie Brown Christmas. Regional: Mamma SOPHIE BRAUD (Ensemble) is thrilled to be Mia, Guys and Dolls, The Light in the Piazza, touring with Escape to Margaritaville! Regional: Hair. He would like to thank his family for their West Side Story; Hello, Dolly!; and Mamma endless amount of love and support! @nicoo_d Mia! (Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma); Texas! The PETER MICHAEL JORDAN (Brick) This is Peter’s first national tour. He is fresh out of college where he attended The Boston Conservatory at Berklee. He is so excited to be joining the cast and be able to kick off his professional career with the music he grew up with thanks to his Parrot Head family. IG:@LatifahPeter

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

119

WHO’S WHO FABIAN-JOUBERT GALLMEISTER (Ensemble) National Tour Debut! Regional: Grand Hotel (Merry Go Round Playhouse), Mamma Mia! (TBTS), CATS (Rum Tum Tugger), HAIR (Berger). NYU Steinhardt Graduate M.M. Special thanks to my family, Margaritaville creatives, Binder Casting, Lucille, and John - I love you.

Instagram: @fabianjoubert

EMMA STRICKER (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her professional debut in the Escape to Margaritaville tour. Emma gives a special thanks to all of her family, friends, and amazing teachers for all their love and support. IAMT ’19! @emmastricker JADE TURNER (Ensemble/ U/S Marley, Tammy) is so excited to be merging her two passions in life, musical theatre and margaritas!

Regional credits: Asolo Rep’s Ragtime, Roe and The Music Man directed by Jeff Calhoun. Film credits: Ben Platt’s “Temporary Love” music video. Graduate of The University of Tampa.

Thanks to friends and family for their support.

DIEGO ALEJANDRO GONZÁLEZ (Jesús/ Ensemble/U/S Brick, Jamal) Credits: Cinderella, All Shook Up, 9 to 5 (Arrow Rock Lyceum), Man of La Mancha (JW Engeman). BFA Abilene Christian University: Mr. Mistoffelees (CATS), Caliban (The Tempest). Gratitude to the creative team, TPG Talent, and Chad Eric Murnane, CSA. Love to my families in Texas/ MORGAN UNGER (Ensemble) Graduate of México/NYC. www.diegogzz.com @diego_ale_gzz the Dance Theatre Conservatory Program of AMDA NY. Recent: Elf the Musical National BOBBY HOGAN (Ensemble/U/S Tully) National Tour, Original Production of Beauty and the tour debut! Regional: Joseph and...Dreamcoat Beast Disney Cruise Line. NY Theatre’s include: (Studio Tenn), Ren in Footloose (Grandstreet), Hammerstein Ballroom, The Public Theater, Davey in Newsies (Chaffin’s Barn). Proud Dixon Place and Inwood Art Works. Love and alum of Belmont ‘19. Thanks to all of his light @morganunger_ educators, mentors, friends and family! @ TYLER WHITAKER (Swing) National tour bobbyhogan_ debut! Credits include West Side Story at The AIMEE LANE (Dance Captain/Ensemble/U/S Kennedy Center, The Atlanta Opera, The Lyric Rachel) is so thrilled to be on her first National Opera of Kansas City, and The Glimmerglass Tour with the most fun team on the road. Credits Festival, Sweeney Todd at FLMTF, and Gypsy at include Transcendence Theatre Company, OSTC. BFA from The Boston Conservatory. For Merry Go Round Playhouse, North Shore my parents, always.

Music Theatre. She also works as an associate to Richard Hinds and Marc Kimelman. Follow JIMMY BUFFETT (Composer/Lyricist) Singer/ her adventures on the gram at @missaimeelane. songwriter/author Jimmy Buffett has become a Shoutout to the #Freeway for being the best legend of popular culture as the composer of such classic songs as “Margaritaville,” “Come Monday” around! and “Cheeseburger in Paradise.” He has recorded VICTORIA PRICE (Swing) is so excited over 50 albums, most of which have gone gold, to be a part of Escape to Margaritaville! On platinum or multi-platinum. His sold-out concert her previous tours she was either a pup (Paw tours are an annual rite of summer passage for Patrol Live) or a Who (How the Grinch Stole his multigenerational legions of fans, some Christmas) so getting to walk normally on stage affectionately known as Parrot Heads, many of is a welcomed change. She has also performed whom are professionals by day and who dress at Tent Theatre & Weathervane NH. Truly all in spectacular and outrageous tropical outfits glory to God & so many thanks to her incredible and headwear when Jimmy comes to town. mother & sisters for their support & also the Born in the Gulf Coast town of Pascagoula, Avalon team. She dedicates every performance Mississippi, he was raised in Mobile, Alabama.

He is a fourth-generation sailor and fisherman, a to her dad. Romans 12:10 @__victoriaprice pilot, a surfer and a frequent traveler to remote TRENT SOYSTER (Ensemble) National Tour and exotic places of the world, having become debut! Originally from Pittsburgh, PA, favorite addicted to National Geographic magazine regional credits include: Newsies (PCLO), as a child. The lyrics to many of his songs are Grease (Finger Lakes MTF), CATS (Mr. influenced by his travels all over the globe. As Mistoffelees - ILST)! Proud Pace MT #PUMT! a best-selling author, he is one of only nine None of this is possible without the support authors in the history of The New York Times of the best family and friends ever. Follow the Bestseller List to have reached #1 on both their fiction and non-fiction lists. Jimmy has received adventures: @tscott8 on Instagram! two Grammy nominations, numerous Country

120

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

WHO’S WHO CHRISTOPHER ASHLEY (Original Broadway Direction) Artistic Director, La Jolla Playhouse.

Broadway: Come From Away (Tony Award® winner), Memphis (Tony Award® nomination), Xanadu, Leap of Faith, All Shook Up, Rocky Horror Show (Tony Award® nomination). West End: Memphis, Come From Away. New York credits include: Blown Sideways Through Life, Jeffrey, The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told, Valhalla, Regrets Only, Wonder of the World, Communicating Doors, Bunny Bunny, The Night Hank Williams Died, Fires in the Mirror (Lucille Lortel Award).

Kennedy Center: Sweeney Todd, Merrily We Roll Along, Lisbon Traviata. La Jolla Playhouse selected credits: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Darrell Hammond Project, Hollywood, His Girl Friday, Glengarry Glen Ross, Restoration. Film/TV: Lucky GREG GARCIA (Book) created three back- Stiff, Jeffrey, “American Playhouse,” PBS: “Blown to-back syndicated comedies: “Yes, Dear,” “My Sideways Through Life.”

Name is Earl,” “Raising Hope.” He has written on a variety of other sitcoms, including “Family KELLY DEVINE (Choreographer) Broadway: Matters” and “Family Guy,” and won an Emmy Come From Away (Tony, Drama Desk and for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for Outer Critics Circle nominations), Doctor the pilot of “My Name is Earl.” Garcia entered Zhivago, Rocky (Tony, Drama Desk and Outer the world of musical theatre for the sole reason Critics Award nominations), Rock of Ages. of hoping his oldest son Camden, a very talented International: Rocky (Germany), Rock of Ages actor at Boston University, would think he (UK: West End & Tour, Toronto, Australia), was cool. When he’s not writing, directing and Doctor Zhivago (Australia, Korea). Opera: Faust producing TV shows, he likes to watch hockey (NY Met & London ENO), Wozzeck (San Diego with his son Nathan, play board games with his Opera). Off-Broadway: Rock of Ages, Fat Camp, son Trace and walk Mabel the dog on the beach Frankenstein, Anne Wrecksick. TV: “Mozart in the Jungle,” “Wormwood,” “Dear Dumb Diary.” with his amazing wife Kim. Film: Detroit (Kathryn Bigelow director); MIKE O’MALLEY (Book) is the creator of Untouchable (Nicole Kidman and Bryan the award-winning television series Survivor’s Cranston); Happy, Texas. Stratford Shakespeare Remorse,-which recently completed its four season Festival: Cabaret, Romeo and Juliet. Regionals: run on Starz. Next up, he will be the showrunner Come From Away, Peter and the Starcatcher, for the LionsGate/Starz hourlong drama Heels Doctor Zhivago, Private Fittings, Toxic Avenger, which will begin production in 2020. O’Malley A Christmas Story, Bloody Bloody Andrew also wrote on Showtime’s Shameless for the first Jackson. four seasons. As an actor, he was nominated for an Emmy for his portrayal of Burt Hummel on AMY ANDERS CORCORAN (Director) holds a Glee and recently appeared in YouTube Premium’s BA in Psychology with Honors from the University Wayne as well as the upcoming Snowpiercer of Kansas and a MFA in Directing from Penn State for TNT. Television acting credits include: Yes, University. Amy was the associate/resident director Dear; Justified; My Own Worst Enemy; My Name of Escape to Margaritaville for Christopher Ashley is Earl; Welcome to the Family and The Mike on the pre-Broadway tour and also on Broadway.

O’Malley Show. Film acting credits include: Sully, She served as Mr. Ashley’s Associate Director on Concussion, 28 Days, Deep Impact, Cedar Rapids, Disney’s Freaky Friday. Amy directs mostly new Eat Pray Love and Meet Dave. Way back when, musicals, including the NYC Off-Broadway and he hosted the Nickelodeon shows Get the Picture London premieres last year of Unexpected Joy. and Guts. He is the author of two plays that have Amy’s work has also been seen at Asolo Rep, The been published by Samuel French: Three Years Guthrie, Goodspeed, and American Conservatory from Thirty and Diverting Devotion. His play Theater. Favorite directing credits include: 21 Searching for Certainty was adapted into the film Chump Street (European Premiere), I Am My Own Certainty, which won the Best Screenplay award at Wife (NYC site-specific production), Little Women, the Boston film Festival. Born in Boston, and raised Smokey Joe’s Cafe, CULT!, and Bhangin’ It. Amy in New Hampshire, Mr. O’Malley resides in Los received the SDC Noël Coward Fellowship for Angeles with his wife Lisa and their three children. Comedic Direction mentored by Mark Rucker.

Music Association awards and was the recipient of one of the nation’s highest songwriting honors when he was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. And now Jimmy is heading back into the theatre world. The new musical Escape to Margaritaville features the music and lifestyle of Jimmy Buffett, from an original story, and includes both new songs and the most-loved Buffett classics. Speaking of Buffett classics, the most famous of them all, “Margaritaville” has been inducted into the 2016 Grammy Hall of Fame for its cultural and historic significance. Only those recordings that have influenced and inspired both music creators and fans for generations are considered for this most special honor.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

121

WHO’S WHO Proud member of SDC. Grateful for Scott, Lucy, Streetcar Named Desire; Jesus Christ Superstar; Guys and Dolls; A Raisin in the Sun; and On the Mom, Dad, family and the village.

Town. For Focus Features he designed Harriet and ANDREW TURTELTAUB (Associate Choreog- the upcoming West Side Story directed by Steven rapher) Choreography credits include, A Capitol Spielberg for Disney Films. In 2016, Paul received Fourth on PBS 2019, Fame (Macua International both a Tony Award® for Hamilton and the Emmy Music Festival), Fame (Capital Playhouse), com- Award® for “The Wiz Live!” on NBC. He also mercial’s for GLICO, Bud Light, Trojan and TENA. designed The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks for Break Out In Song. Associate/Assistant credits in- HBO Films starring Oprah Winfrey. clude, Escape To Margaritaville (Bway & La Jolla Playhouse), Music City (Cape Fear Regional The- HOWELL BINKLEY (Lighting Designer) atre), Katy Keene (CW), Modern Love (Amazon), Ain’t Too Proud - The Life and Times of The Mozart In The Jungle (Amazon), Chicago, Forever Temptations (2019 Tony nom.), Come From Away Plaid, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Hairspray (New The- (2017 Tony nom.), A Bronx Tale, Hamilton (2016 atre), A Chorus Line (Lenape PAC), DanceBreak Tony winner/2018 Olivier Award winner), After (Ailey Theatre), Grease (Paper Mill Playhouse), Midnight (2014 Tony nom.), How to Succeed…

Sweet Charity (Broadway workshop), Carnivale (2011 Tony nom.), West Side Story (2009 Tony (Radio City Music Hall) and Orpheus (NYC Op- nom.), In the Heights (2008 Tony nom.), Jersey era). Thank you Kelly Devine for this opportunity, Boys (2006 Tony winner), Avenue Q, Parade, Kiss and Lucille DiCampli at LDC Artists. Thank you to of the Spider Woman (1993 Tony nom./Olivier and my family & friends for their never-ending love and Dora Award Winner). Co-Founder and Resident Lighting Designer for Parsons Dance for which support! www.AndrewTurteltaub.com he has designed over 85 pieces. 2006 and 2016 CHRISTOPHER JAHNKE (Music Supervisor/ Henry Hewes Design Awards for Jersey Boys and Vocal & Incidental Music Arranger/Additional Hamilton.

Orchestrations) Orchestrator: (Broadway/London) Porgy and Bess (Tony nomination- Best Orchestrations), AMANDA ZIEVE (Lighting Designer) has new orchestrations for Les Misérables (performed collaborated with Howell Binkley on many worldwide since 2006), Legally Blonde, King Kong, productions over the last 12 years. She recently Cry-Baby, Grease (2007), Dessa Rose, A Man of No designed Tiny Beautiful Things, Barefoot in the Importance, Wind in the Willows (Stiles & Drewe). Park, Native Gardens, The Wanderers, and Rich Other orchestrations: Do You Hear the People Girl (The Old Globe), Put Your House in Order Sing? (symphonic tour of Boublil/Schönberg), Tom (The La Jolla Playhouse), Billy Elliot and Titanic Jones (Stiles & Leigh), Just So (Stiles & Drewe), (Signature Theatre Company), Sweeney Todd Lady Gaga (“The Sound of Music” - 2015 Oscars, and Roof of the World (Kansas City Repertory with Stephen Oremus), “The Wiz Live!,” Rufus Theatre) and Approval Junkie (Alliance Theatre).

Wainwright, Radio City Rockettes and Emily amandazieve.com.

Bear. Music Supervisor: Memphis. Apprentice to orchestrator William David Brohn: Sweet Smell of BRIAN RONAN (Sound Designer) Over 40 Success, Ragtime, The Secret Garden, The Three Broadway designs including The Prom, Tootsie, Musketeers, The Witches of Eastwick, Mary Poppins Mean Girls, Margaritaville, Springsteen on Broadway, War Paint, The Last Ship, Beautiful, and Wicked.

If/Then, Anything Goes, American Idiot, Next WALT SPANGLER (Scenic Designer) Broadway: to Normal, Spring Awakening, Grey Gardens.

Tuck Everlasting, A Christmas Story, Desire On the West End: Spring Awakening, Book of Under the Elms, Scandalous, Hollywood Arms. Mormon and Beautiful. Off Broadway designs Walt has designed for theater, opera and dance include Bowie’s Lazarus, Giant, Rent, Everyday for many theaters around the nation and around Rapture, Saved, 10 Million Miles, and Bug. He is the recipient of Obie, Lucille Lortel, Drama the globe.

Desk, Olivier and Tony awards.

PAUL TAZEWELL (Costume Designer) designed the original Broadway production of the Pulitzer CRAIG CASSIDY (Sound Designer) has been Prize and Tony Award®-winning Hamilton. Other providing sound reinforcement for the theater for Broadway productions include In the Heights; 25 years. Designing sound for productions in the The Color Purple; Doctor Zhivago; Memphis; USA and around the world. Recent productions Caroline, or Change; Elaine Stritch at Liberty; include: Spamalot, The Color Purple, A Chorus Bring in ‘Da Noise, Bring in ‘Da Funk; Russel Line, Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy, Ring Of Simmons’ Def Poetry Jam; Lombardi; and Magic/ Fire, Gypsy, Man of La Mancha, Grease, The Bird. Broadway revivals include Side Show; A Will Rogers Follies, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Fame

122

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

WHO’S WHO and Phantom. When he is not behind a sound has written many of his songs. McAnally has been console you can find him sailing the Long Island inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, the Alabama Music Hall of Fame and the Sound with his wife Dina & daughter Kealy.

Mississippi Musicians Hall of Fame. The Country LEAH J. LOUKAS (Wigs, Hair & Makeup Music Association has named him Musician of the Designer) Broadway: Time and the Conways; Year for an unprecedented 10 years.

Marvin’s Room; Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812; Sweat; Oh, Hello!; The Heidi ANDREW DAVID SOTOMAYOR (Music Chronicles, On the Town, A Night with Janis Joplin; Director) Previous credits include Curvy Widow Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; American (Westside Theatre), West Side Story (Maltz Jupiter Idiot; Irena’s Vow. The Public Theater: Sweat, Theatre), Man of La Mancha (Westport Country Plenty, Barbecue, Fortress of Solitude. Shakespeare Playhouse), The Will Rogers Follies (Merry-Goin the Park series: Julius Caeser, Taming of the Round), Cutman: A Boxing Musical (Goodspeed).

Shrew, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Into the Woods. Ms. As a composer he provided music and lyrics for 50 Loukas has designed various productions at many Shades of F****d Up and Committed, as well as regional theaters including: La Jolla Playhouse, scores for the films BX3M and Cuba 1961: A Love Paper Mill Playhouse, Dallas Theater Center and Story. He is a proud graduate of Stetson University, Florida. www.soto.fun The Muny.

MICHAEL UTLEY (Orchestrator) A multitalented musician/producer/composer, Utley has spent the last 5 decades producing artists like Roy Orbison, Jimmy Buffett, Rita Coolidge and Todd Snider, and recording with such legends as Aretha Franklin and Jackson Browne. In 1973, Jimmy Buffett asked Utley to play on his first ABC/Dunhill release, A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean. Utley worked as Arranger and Producer on such records as One Particular Harbour, Floridays, Hot Water, Feeding Frenzy and the number one Billboard album License to Chill. Utley began touring full time as a “Coral Reefer” in 1981 and became the musical director of the band in 1993. In 2019 Utley was selected as the University of Arkansas Alumni Association Johnson Fellow.

GARY ADLER (Dance Music Arranger) has been working as a theater musician in New York for over 25 years. As a pianist and conductor, his credits include Avenue Q, Kinky Boots, Next to Normal and The Radio City Christmas Spectacular. As a writer, he wrote music and lyrics for the long-running Off-Broadway musical Altar Boyz, for which he received two Drama Desk Award nominations. Other writing credits include Disney Channel’s “Johnny and the Sprites” and a number of contributions to the “Carols for a Cure” album series.

MAC McANALLY (Music Consultant) is an award-winning writer, producer, vocalist, multiinstrumentalist and all around musical sage, whose enviable registry of credits includes Roy Orbison, Toby Keith, Zac Brown Band, Hank Williams, Jr., Amy Grant, Jimmy Buffett, Linda Ronstadt, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Dolly Parton and many more. A touring member of Buffett’s “Coral Reefer Band,” he has produced several of Buffett’s albums and

TALITHA FEHR (Music Coordinator) has worked on over 70 national and international tours and productions. Highlights include: Sister Act, Mamma Mia!, School of Rock, Come Fly Away, Love Never Dies and CATS, as well as the Vancouver Olympic Ceremonies 2010. She dedicates her work on Escape to Margaritaville to the memory of her mentor, Sam Lutfiyya.

SUZAYN MACKENZIE-ROY (Production Stage Manager) is happy to return to the road following the birth of her son, Sosuke. Favorite touring credits with TROIKA include Annie (national and international), Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth, and three years of Fiddler on the Roof. Knathan – liily!

ANDREW TERLIZZI (Company Manager) is currently in his eighth season with TROIKA Entertainment, having previously worked on the national tours of Kinky Boots, Bodyguard the Musical, Cheers Live on Stage, The Wizard of Oz, Sister Act the Musical, Ghost: the Musical and Priscilla Queen of the Desert. Prior to joining TROIKA, he was Assistant Company Manager for the first National Tour of West Side Story. He has also company managed for Williamstown Theatre Festival and The Studio Theatre in Washington, D.C. He holds a BFA from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.

EMMA IACOMETTA (Assistant Stage Manager, Assistant Company Manager) is excited for her first production with TROIKA! National tour: Noël. Regional: Williamstown Theatre Festival, All For One Theatre, Piedmont Opera, Triad Stage.

Concerts: From Broadway With Love (Van Dean Prod.), Broadway Fights Back with March for Our Lives (Silver/Sussman). Love to Mom.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

123

WHO’S WHO BINDER CASTING/ CHAD ERIC MURNANE, CSA (Casting) Binder Casting, now part of RWS Entertainment Group, was founded by Jay Binder, CSA in 1984. Binder Casting has cast over 80 Broadway productions, dozens of National Tours, off-Broadway shows, full seasons for over 25 regional theatres, as well as feature films, episodic television and commercials. Binder has cast for Encores! at New York City Center since its inception in 1994. The office was also featured in the documentary, Every Little Step. Binder Casting is a twelve–time recipient of the Artios Award. www.bindercasting.com THE BOOKING GROUP (TourBookingAgency) Since its inception in 1996, The Booking Group has represented 25 Tony Award-winning Best Musicals and Plays. Current touring productions include: Hamilton, Anastasia, The Book of Mormon, Come From Away, Dear Evan Hansen, Fiddler on the Roof, Hello, Dolly!, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Mean Girls, My Fair Lady, Rent: The 20th Anniversary Tour and Waitress. Future productions include: Hadestown, 1776, The Cher Show, Pretty Woman, To Kill a Mockingbird and Tootsie.

BOND THEATRICAL GROUP (Marketing and Publicity Direction) is a fully independent booking, marketing and publicity company for live entertainment productions. Current tour marketing and booking projects include Blue Man Group, CATS, Clueless, Girl from the North Country, First Date, Jesus Christ Superstar, Kathleen Turner’s Finding My Voice, Latin History for Morons, An Officer & A Gentleman, Once on this Island and Spamilton. Current marketing and publicity projects include Anastasia, The Band’s Visit, Dear Evan Hansen, Diana, Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical, Escape to Margaritaville, Fiddler on the Roof, Moulin Rouge!, Oklahoma!, The Color Purple, The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway and The Prom.

TROIKA ENTERTAINMENT (Producer, Tour Management) has been an innovator in touring musical theater productions for over two decades, producing shows throughout North, Central and South America, Europe and Asia. Additionally, the company is experienced in casino and leisure markets. Current and upcoming productions include CATS, The Phantom of the Opera, Escape to Margaritaville, The Color Purple and My Fair Lady. With strong ties to the Broadway community, TROIKA prides itself on delivering top quality productions to audiences worldwide.

Please visit us at www.troika.com.

124

|

MUSIC CREDITS A PIRATE LOOKS AT FORTY; COME MONDAY; and GRAPEFRUIT-JUICY FRUIT. Written by Jimmy Buffett. Used by permission of Songs of Universal, Inc. (BMI). All Rights Reserved.

BOAT DRINKS; CHANGES IN LATITUDES, CHANGES IN ATTITUDES; CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE; COCONUT TELEGRAPH; HAVANA DAYDREAMIN’; MARGARITAVILLE; MY HEAD HURTS, MY FEET STINK, AND I DON’T LOVE JESUS; SON OF A SON OF A SAILOR; THREE CHORDS; and WE ARE THE PEOPLE OUR PARENTS WARNED US ABOUT. Written by Jimmy Buffett. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved. BREATHE IN, BREATHE OUT, MOVE ON. Written by Jimmy Buffett and Matt Benton. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI) and Matthew Thornton Betton, Jr. All Rights Reserved. COAST OF MARSEILLES. Written by Keith Sykes. Used by permission of Keith Sykes Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved. FINS. Written by Jimmy Buffett, Barry Chance, Thomas Corcoran and Deborah McColl. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI) and Songs of Universal, Inc. (BMI). All Rights Reserved. HE WENT TO PARIS. Written by Jimmy Buffett. Used by permission of Universal Music Corp.

(ASCAP). All Rights Antisia Music Inc. (ASCAP).

All Rights Reserved. HOLIDAY. Written by Jimmy Buffett, William Eaton, Ralph MacDonald, William Salter. Used by permission of BMG Ruby Songs (ASCAP) o/b/o itself and Antisia Music Inc. (ASCAP).

All Rights Reserved. I WAVE BYE BYE. Written

by Jesse Winchester. Used by permission of BMG Bumblebee (BMI) o/b/o itself and Musique Chanteclair, Inc. (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. IT’S BEEN A LOVELY CRUISE. Written by Jonathan Baham. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI) and BMG Songs (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. IT’S FIVE O’CLOCK SOMEWHERE. Written by Jim Brown and Don Rollins. Used by permission of ClearBox Rights, LLC o/b/o Sea Gayle Music LLC (ASCAP), Spirit Two Nashville o/b/o Spirit Services Holdings, S.A.R.L (ASCAP), and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp o/b/o R. Joseph Publishing (BMI). All Rights Reserved.

IT’S MY JOB. Written by Lyman “Mac” McAnally, Jr. Used by permission of Universal Music Corp. (BMI).

All Rights Reserved. JAMAICA MISTAICA. Written

by Jimmy Buffett, Russ Kunkel, Roger Guth, Peter Mayer, Jim Mayer. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI), Universal Music Corp. o/b/o itself and Olas Music (ASCAP), BMG Bumblebee (BMI) on behalf of itself and Little Flock Music (BMI), Alsation Music (BMI) and Cliffhanging Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved. JOLLY MON SING. Written by Jimmy Buffett, Will Jennings, and Michael Utley. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI), Coconutley Music (ASCAP), and Irving Music, Inc. o/b/o Blue Sky Rider Songs (BMI). All Rights Reserved. KING OF

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

SOMEWHERE HOT. Written by Jimmy Buffett, Robert Greenidge, Ralph MacDonald and William Salter.

Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI), BMG Ruby Songs (ASCAP) o/b/o itself and Antisia Music Inc. (ASCAP) and Rogree Music (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. KNEES OF MY HEART. Written

by Jimmy Buffett, Will Jennings and Michael Utley.

Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI), Coconutley Music (ASCAP), and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI). All Rights Reserved. LA VIE DANSANTE. Written by Jimmy Buffett, Will Jennings and Michael Utley. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI) and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.

(BMI). All Rights Reserved. LAST MANGO IN PARIS. Written by Jimmy Buffett, M. Marshall Chapman, Will Jennings and Mike Utley. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI), BMG Bumblebee o/b/o Tall Girl Music (BMI), Irving Music, Inc. o/b/o Blue Sky Rider Songs (BMI), Coconutley Music (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. LICENSE TO CHILL. Written by Alan Anderson, Jimmy Buffett and Lyman “Mac” McAnally, Jr. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI), TKO Artist Management o/b/o All About The Music (BMI), Songs Of Windswept Pacific o/b/o itself and What’s It Get Me Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved.

LOVE AND LUCK. Written by Jimmy Buffett, Jocelyne Béroard and Jean-Claude Naimro. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved. OFF TO SEE THE LIZARD. Written by Jimmy Buffett and Jay Oliver. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI) and The Royalty Network o/b/o Jay Oliver Music (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. ONE PARTICULAR HARBOUR. Written by Jimmy Buffett and Bobby Holcomb. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved. RAGTOP DAY. Written

by Jimmy Buffett, Wilbur H. Jennings and Michael Edward Utley. Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI), Coconutley Music (ASCAP), and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI). All Rights Reserved. SOMETHIN’ ’BOUT A BOAT. Written by Dave Berg, Patrick Davis, Jeff Hughes, James Otto, Eric Paslay and Django Walker. Used by permission of Djangold Music (ASCAP), Spirit Two Nashville (ASCAP), Downtown Music Publishing o/b/o Bergs Eye View (BMI), Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI) o/b/o itself, Eldorotto Music Publishing (BMI) and Pichi Richi Publishing (BMI), and Sony/ ATV Music Publishing LLC o/b/o EMI Blackwood Music Inc. (BMI) and Patrick Davis Music (BMI).

All Rights Reserved. THE STORIES WE COULD TELL. Written by John Sebastian. Used by permission of Warner/Chappell Music Publishing o/b/o WarnerTamerlane Publishing Corp. and Downtown Music Publishing o/b/o Chicken Flats Music Inc. All Rights Reserved. TIN CUP CHALICE; and WHY DON’T WE GET DRUNK. Written by Jimmy Buffett. Used by permission of Words And Music Worldwide o/b/o Big Deal Music, LLC and Let There Be Music (ASCAP).

All Rights Reserved. VOLCANO. Written by Jimmy Buffett, Harry Marshall Dailey and Elroy Keith Sykes.

Used by permission of Coral Reefer Music (BMI) and Keith Sykes Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved.

ESCAPE TO MARGARITTAVILLE TOUR STAFF GENERAL MANAGEMENT & PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

TROIKA ENTERTAINMENT GENERAL MANAGER BRIAN SCHRADER Assistant General Manager. . . A.J. Orth PRODUCTION MANAGER HEATHER CHOCKLEY TECHNICAL DIRECTOR DAVE BURCH COMPANY MANAGER ANDREW TERLIZZI CASTING BINDER CASTING Jay Binder, CSA, Mark Brandon, CSA Justin Bohon, CSA, Chad Eric Murnane, CSA Kyle Coker, Anthony Pichette, Jarrett Reiche Part of RWS Entertainment Group Ryan Stana CEO, Bruston Manuel COO MARKETING & PUBLICITY DIRECTION BOND THEATRICAL GROUP DJ Martin Temah Higgins Marc Viscardi Phillip Aleman Nicholas Jaech Matthew Lerner Nicole Musto Tori Viggiano Benjamin Nissen www.bondtheatricalgroup.com EXCLUSIVE TOUR BOOKING THE BOOKING GROUP Meredith Blair Brian Brooks Rich Rundle www.thebookinggroup.com PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER. . . . . . . . . . .

SUZAYN MACKENZIE-ROY Assistant Stage Manager/ Assistant Company Manager. . . . Emma Iacometta Dance Captain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aimee Lane Assistant Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maggie Monahan* Assistant Set Designer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yu Shibagaki Assistant Lighting Designer. . . . . . Matthew Kresch Assistant Sound Designer. . . . . . . Patrick LaChance Associate Hair/Makeup Design. . . . . Kaitie Adams Assistant Hair/Makeup Design. . . . . . Becky Walton Costume Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sarah Smith Production Electrician. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Virzera Production Audio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry Platt Moving Light Programmer. . . . . . . . . . . . . Colin Scott HEAD CARPENTER. . . . SHELBY DAMRON Flyman/Rigger. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ivy Llewellyn Deck Carpenter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John White Head Electrician. . . . . . . . . . . Andrew D. Zaccagnini Assistant Electrician/Followspot. . . . Christopher Simko Head Audio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Natalie Moran Assistant Audio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matthew P. Davis Head Props. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bret Haines

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

125

Assistant Props. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mitchell Ponikiski CREDITS Wardrobe Supervisor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hayley S. King Scenic items and scenic refurbishment of original Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor. . . . Daniella Pineda scenic items by GLOBAL SCENIC SERVICES Hair and Makeup Supervisor. . . Zachary Greer Emerson and TTS STUDIOS. Lighting equipment provided

by PRG LIGHTING. Audio equipment provided Rehearsal Pianist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Klodowski by PRG AUDIO. Softgoods provided by I. WEISS Rehearsal Drums. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Josh Endlich THEATRICAL SOLUTIONS. Additional Softgood Music Preparation. . . . . Anixter Rice Music Service and Printing provided by BIG IMAGE SYSTEMS. Keyboard Programmer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Randy Cohen Props from BRENBRI PROPS. Original Scenic items Randy Cohen Keyboards fabricated by PRG-SCENIC TECHNOLOGIES, a Guitar Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Feder division of PRODUCTION RESOURCE GROUP, Ukulele Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cherie B. Tay LLC, New Windsor, NY. Additional original scenery by PROOF PRODUCTIONS, DAEDALUS Dialect Coaches. . . Charley Layton, Quentin Moore DESIGN and PRODUCTION, and LA JOLLA Production Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sarah Battaglia PLAYHOUSE. Social Media. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marathon Digital Mike Karns, Micayla Brewster, Ann-Marie Bagge Production Travel & Housing by ROAD REBEL ENTERTAINMENT GLOBAL, San Diego, CA Insurance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Artists Insurance Program SPECIAL THANKS Production Photographer. . . . . . . . Matthew Murphy Kevin Aman, Tamara Baldanza-Dekker, Production B-Roll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HMS Media Melissa L. Bartle, Becky Biegelsen, Debby Buchholz, Payroll Services. . . . . . . Kim Merhar, PEOPLE Inc. Mary Cook, Leah Dagen, Hailey Ferber, Deb Hatch, Physical Therapy. . . NeuroTour Physical Therapy, Inc. Darin Hinson, Don Holder, Lon Hoyt, Heikki Larsen, Mike Ramos, Paul Robb, Michael Rudd, Medical Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cary Jaworski, MD Rick Van Noy, Scott Wasserman, Merchandising. . . Creative Goods Merchandise LLC Trucking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Janco For TROIKA ENTERTAINMENT Chief Executive Officer. . . . . . . . . . Randall A. Buck Chief Operating Officer. . . . . . . . . . . Angela Rowles Executive Vice President, Production. . . . Kori Prior Executive Vice President, Marketing. . . . Amy Katz General Managers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen Berry, Brian Schrader, Tyler Soltis Assistant General Managers. . . . . Madeline M. McCluskey, A.J. Orth, Mitzi Delgado Technical Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Burch Production Managers. . . . . . . . . . Heather Chockley, Gregg Damanti, Jessica Sentak Production Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . Drew Neitzey Director of Engagements. . . . . . . . . Barrett Newman Director of Finance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Jacob Financial Controller. . . . . . . . . . . . . George Lamberty Project Accountants. . . . . . . . . . . . . Lourdes Castillo, Erika Goldthwaite Accounting Clerk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Electra Walker Office Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Lauritzen Costume Shop Administrator. . . . . Alison M. Smith Warehouse Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scott Garrish

Margaritaville Enterprises and the Margaritaville Brand Marketing team.

Beach Balls provided by Margaritaville. www.margaritaville.com To learn more about the production, please visit www.EscapeToMargaritavilleMusical.com Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram: @buffettmusical This production was rehearsed at Pearl Studios.

Technical rehearsals and previews held at PROVIDENCE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER.

www.troika.com

126

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

Backstage and Front of the House Employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E) The Director-Choreographer is a member of the STAGE DIRECTORS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS SOCIETY, a national theatrical labor union.

*SDC Associate Member United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

CHANGE YOUR LATITUDE IN

TRO

DUCIN

G

Your New Home in Paradise It’s always been that happy place in your mind, and the spirit of adventure in your soul.

It’s the state of mind when it all comes together in one of life’s perfect moments.

When your mind wanders to this paradise, why not follow it home?

We have heard your call…

Minto Communities and Margaritaville welcome you to Latitude Margaritaville!

Inspired by the legendary music and lifestyle of singer, songwriter and best-selling author Jimmy Buffett, your new home in paradise features exciting recreation, unmatched dining and FINtastic nightlife.

With Minto’s 40 years of experience developing award-winning, master-planned communities and building quality homes for over 25,000 families, innovative new homes are a given.

Escape to the place where fun and relaxation meet. Escape to island-inspired living as you grow older, but not up. Escape to Latitude Margaritaville.

New homes from the $200s

DAYTONA BEACH, FL

Hilton Head, SC

9 Model Homes Open Daily 2400 LPGA Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL 32124

9 Model Homes Open Daily 356 Latitude Blvd., Hardeeville, SC 29927

(866) 813-4725

Mon. - Sat. 9:00am - 5:00pm | Sun. 11:00am - 5:00pm

(866) 378-5767

Mon. - Sat. 9:00am - 5:00pm | Sun. 11:00am - 5:00pm

WATERSOUND – Coming soon 2021 Located in Florida’s Emerald Coast

Visit online for more information LatitudeMargaritaville.com Obtain the Property Report required by Federal law and read it before signing anything. No Federal agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property. WARNING: THE CALIFORNIA BUREAU OF REAL ESTATE HAS NOT INSPECTED, EXAMINED, OR QUALIFIED THE OFFERINGS. Pennsylvania Registration Numbers OL00169 (Latitude Margaritaville at Daytona Beach) and OL001170 (Latitude Margaritaville at Hilton Head). Latitude Margaritaville at Daytona Beach and Latitude Margaritaville at Hilton Head are registered with the Massachusetts Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen, 1000 Washington Street, Suite 710, Boston, MA 02118 and with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, 1700 G Street, NW, Washington, D.C. 20552. This material shall not constitute a valid offer in any state where prior registration is required and has not been completed. The facilities and amenities described and depicted are proposed but not yet constructed. Photographs are for illustrative purposes only and are merely representative of current development plans. Development plans, amenities, facilities, dimensions, specifications, prices and features depicted by artists renderings or otherwise described herein are approximate and subject to change without notice. ©Minto Communities, LLC 2020. All rights reserved. Content may not be reproduced, copied, altered, distributed, stored, or transferred in any form or by any means without express written permission.

Latitude Margaritaville and the Latitude Margaritaville logo are trademarks of Margaritaville Enterprises, LLC and are used under license. Minto and the Minto logo are trademarks of Minto Communities, LLC and/or its affiliates. CGC 1519880/CGC 120919. 2020

ENTRENCHED IN HISTORY, ART, AND CULTURE

117 Calhoun Street | Charleston | South Carolina hotelbellagrace.com

128

|

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

129

APRIL 26, 2020

LAKE STREET DIVE 7:30 pm

Lake Street Dive brings their Lounge Around Sounds Tour to Charleston! An easy going, semiacoustic, fireside evening with Lake Street Dive on April 26. Come as you are and sing along as the band performs a revue of their 16-year catalog of songs. Deep cuts, works in progress, and fan favorites, all sung around a grand piano.

Produced by Zero Mile, AEG Presents, and the Charleston Gaillard Center.

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER: 2019-2020 SEASON PROGRAM: SPRING

|

131

CHARLESTON GAILLARD CENTER

VOLUNTEERS

You can support the Charleston Gaillard Center’s mission with a gift of your time, energy, and experience. Dedicated volunteers help provide the best patron experience everyday. Our volunteers create a positive and enjoyable experience from the moment a patron walks in the door.

USHERS ARE ESSENTIAL IN EACH PATRON'S EXPERIENCE. • Welcome patrons as they enter • Scan tickets at the theater doors • Direct patrons to appropriate areas of the Gaillard Center • Assist patrons in locating amenities, theater doors, and seats in the theater This essential volunteer group serves as friendly and informed ambassadors for the Gaillard Center. It is important to possess an outgoing and engaging personality, be able to engage in dialogue about the building and events presented at the Charleston Gaillard Center, answer questions and offer suggestions to enhance the patron experience.

Visit gaillardcenter.org for more information.

Thanks to our 2019-2020 Usher Members Diane Bailey H. Sandra Bregman Donna Brown Helen Duffy Lorraine Ethridge Patricia Henley Marsha L. Humphrey Donna Jacobs Ester Lapin Phillip and Nancy Lefter Opah Levine Sass Paul Mahoney Wilma Maiers Bruce and Kathy Markham Joyce Morris Jane Parkman Elyse Pernick Charlotte Petersen Lolita and Robert Reilly Kris Ritenour Joan Schiliro Theresa Siskind Susan Willis John Wong

GIVING IS AN ART

SPENCER J. LYNCH Managing Director

SCOTT A. CRACRAFT Managing Director

Celebrating our 25th Anniversary.

Perhaps the most meaningful thing you can do with success is share it, giving back to worthy causes and being a patron to the people who inspire you.

A PREMIER WEALTH MANAGEMENT TEAM IN CHARLESTON SINCE 1993

360 Concord Street, Suite 210 // Charleston, SC 29401 843.720.3500 // 866.384.9891 // lynchcracraftwealth.com ©2018 Raymond James & Associates, Inc., member New York Stock Exchange/SIPC. 18-BR3KP-0100 EG 4/18