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Jerry Lewis Based on the 1963 original motion picture THE NUTTY PROFESSOR, directed and starring Jerry Lewis and written by Jerry Lewis and William Richmond

Welcome to “The Nutty Professor” Musical We couldn’t be more excited that The Nutty Professor Musical is having its world premiere in Nashville – a city renowned for creativity, music, and hospitality. Nashville is the perfect place for this production to embark on its journey to Broadway and beyond.

The privilege is ours to bring this classic romantic comedy story to the musical stage.

The genius of Jerry Lewis was in full view with his 1963 movie The Nutty Professor, and now he has given the public an opportunity to experience this story in the new medium of musical theatre.

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Marvin Hamlisch (Pulitzer Prize, Oscar, Grammy, Emmy, Tony awards) and Rupert Holmes (Tony, Drama Desk awards) have proven to be the perfect team to work with Jerry Lewis on this project. Their collaboration has opened the story up for audiences with song and dance in a way that makes it new again, revealing a new take on the comedy and the tenderness of the human story. Add to this an illustrious design team - set designer David Gallo (Tony, Drama Desk awards), lighting designer David Weiner, sound designer John Shivers, choreographer JoAnn Hunter, and assistant director and creative coordinator Ray Roderick together with an incredible cast, and a 14-piece “Big Band,” and you can see that The Nutty Professor Musical has all the ingredients for a great musical theatre experience.

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The Cast

(in order of appearnce) Chemistry Student Gibson..................................................................................... Sarah Marie Jenkins Miss Lemon....................................................................................................................Klea Blackhurst Julius Kelp......................................................................................................................Michael Andrew Doctor Warfield....................................................................................................................Mark Jacoby Chad Winslow................................................................................................................... Ryan Worsing Stella Purdy...............................................................................................................Marissa McGowan Harrington Winslow...............................................................................................................Jamie Ross Norm Broadkowski.......................................................................................................... Ronnie Nelson Karen...................................................................................................................... Sarah Marie Jenkins Kimberly.......................................................................................................................Megan Glogower Sharon.............................................................................................................................Blair Goldberg Murray the Tailor................................................................................................................Mark Jacoby Maury the Trainer...............................................................................................................Mark Jacoby Glenn.................................................................................................................................Patrick O’Neill Gail.............................................................................................................................Autumn Guzzardi Buddy Love.....................................................................................................................Michael Andrew Mikey the Bartender............................................................................................................Mark Jacoby Peg....................................................................................................................................Blair Goldberg Viv........................................................................................................................... Sarah Marie Jenkins Dot...............................................................................................................................Meghan Glogower Ensemble............................................................................................... Alex David, Meghan Glogower,

Blair Goldberg, Autumn Guzzardi,

Sarah Marie Jenkins, Charles MacEachern,

Lindsay Moore, Ronnie Nelson, Patrick O’Neill,

Dominique Plaisant, Carly Blake Sebouhian,

Christopher Spaulding, Kristopher Thompson-Bolden,

Kyle Vaughn, Ryan Worsing

UNDERSTUDIES Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance For Julius Kelp, Buddy Love: Ryan Worsing for Stella Purdy: Blair Goldberg for Miss Lemon: Dominique Plaisant for Doctor Warfield, Murray the Tailor, Maury the Trainer, Mikey the Bartender, Harrington Winslow: Ronnie Nelson.

SWINGS Allison Little, Jason Sparks

DANCE CAPTAIN Patrick O’Neill

There will be one fifteen minute intermission.

Scenes / Musical Numbers ACT I

Korwin University and Environs, USA – The Early 1960s Scene 1: The Auditorium of Korwin University Overture/“Alma Mater”....................................................................................................Korwin Students “A Definite Maybe”.............................................................................................................................. Julius Scene 2: Doctor Warfield’s Office “While I Still Have the Time”..............................................................................................................Stella Scene 3: Old Mud Bowl Stadium “Dance to My Own Drummer”......................................Stella, Cheerleaders, Korwin Drum Corps, Norm Scene 4: Professor Kelp’s Science Lab (a few minutes later) “Stella”................................................................................................................................................Julius Scene 4.5: Korwin College Lobby Scene 5: Murray’s Tailor Shop “Makes for a Change” (Part One)....................................................................... Murray the Tailor, Julius Scene 6: Maury’s Steamed Muscles Gymnasium & Steam Bath “Makes for a Change” (Part Two)........................................Maury the Trainer, Julius, Gymnasium Men Scene 7: Professor Kelp’s Science Lab “Makes for a Change” (Part Three)................................................................................................... Julius Scene 8: The Purple Pit “(Hey is it Me or) Is it Hot in Here”............................................... Buddy Love, Stella, Purple Pit Patrons “Buddy Love” (Part One).............................................................................................. Dot, Viv, Peg, Stella Scene 9: Outside the Purple Pit “Buddy Love” (Part Two).................................................................................................................... Julius

ACT II Two Weeks Later

Scene 1: The Purple Pit “Buddy’s Place”................................................................................................. Purple Pit Patrons, Buddy “I’m Trouble”...........................................................................Buddy, Julius, Stella, Mikey the Bartender Scene 2: Student Council Room “Buddy” (“Stella” Reprise)...................................................................................................... Stella, Julius Scene 3: Professor Kelp’s Science Lab “So Much for Me”................................................................................................................................ Julius Scene 4: Doctor Warfield’s Office “Take the Stage”...........................................................Doctor Warfield, Buddy, Fan Club Girls, Company Scene 5: Korwin University Auditorium “Alma Mater” (Reprise)..................................................................................................... Glee Club, Stella “Everything You’ve Ever Learned is Wrong”.......................................................... Buddy, Norm, Students “Step Out of Your Shell”............................................................................................... Buddy, Miss Lemon “While I Still Have the Time” (Reprise).................................................................................. Miss Lemon Scene 6: Mud Bowl Stadium Pep Rally “Buddy’s Place” (Reprise).............................................................................................................Company “Finale”..........................................................................................................................................Company During this premiere developmental production of THE NUTTY PROFESSOR, the order and content of scenes and musical numbers are subject to change and may differ from those stated in this program.

The Nutty Professor Orchestra Conductor: STEPHEN KUMMER Woodwinds: Jimmy Bowland, Matt Davich, Robby Shankle, Doug Moffet; French Horn: Jennifer Kummer; Trumpet: Jeff Bailey, Steve Patrick; Trombone: Barry Green; Guitar: Paul Carrol Binkley; Bass: Bobby Brennan; Keyboard: Stephen Kummer, Pat Coil; Percussion: Ron Sorbo; Drums: Danny Young Music Contractor: Barry Green Keyboard Programmer: Jim Abbott Music Copyist: Kaye-Houston Music, Inc.

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Michael Andrew* Julius Kelp, Buddy Love Michael has enjoyed performing lead roles in many regional theatre musicals and comedies, but the dual character Jerry Lewis created in The Nutty Professor is one closest to his heart and performing in this show is the fulfillment of his lifelong dream. Michael has performed from coast-to-coast, including two years at the world famous Rainbow Room in New York City, and at Merv Griffin’s “Coconut Club” in The Beverly Hilton. He has performed at presidential inaugural balls, in motion pictures, and alongside many of the country’s finest symphony orchestras. Please visit www.michaelandrew.com.

Klea Blackhurst* Miss Lemon Theatre includes: New York: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Bingo, By Jupiter, Radio Gals, Oil City Symphony; Regional: Call Me Madam, Chicago, Red Hot and Blue, Anything Goes and most recently the Drury Lane production of Gypsy in Chicago. TV/radio: “Onion News Network”, “Law and Order: SVU”, “Sesame Street”, and “A Prairie Home Companion”. As a musical theatre historian, Klea is known for her tribute to Ethel Merman, Everything the Traffic Will Allow. Concert appearances: London Palladium ( Jerry Herman’s Broadway with Angela Lansbury), Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Chicago Humanities Festival, BBC Proms concert of Oklahoma! in London’s Royal Albert Hall. Klea is a Distinguished Alumna of The University of Utah.

Mark Jacoby* Doctor Warfield, Murray the Tailor, Maury the Trainer, Mikey the Bartender Broadway: Elf, Ragtime, Show Boat (Tony, Outer Critics Award nomination), The Phantom of the Opera, Grand Hotel, Sweet Charity (Theatre World Award), Man of La Mancha, and Sweeney Todd. National Tour: Wicked. Off-Broadway: Enter the Guardsman (Drama Desk nomination).

Regional: The Visit (Helen Hayes nomination); Nine (Joseph Jefferson Award), and Fiddler on the Roof (Barrymore Award).

Marissa McGowan* Stella Purdy Marissa is beyond thrilled to be working with this incredible team. Broadway: A Little Night Music Revival with Catherine Zeta Jones and Angela Lansbury (Original Cast Recording), Bonnie and Clyde (Original Cast Recording), Les Misérables (Revival and National Tour). Favorite regional: The Sound of Music (Maria), Lyric Theatre; Camelot (Guenevere), Big River (Mary Jane) Goodspeed; Sweeney Todd (Johanna), Geva Theatre; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Philia), Kiss Me Kate (Lois/Bianca) Weston Playhouse. BFA: Syracuse University. Love and thanks to CGF, my incredibly supportive family and friends, especially my amazing parents and Jon. www.marissamcgowan.com.

Jamie Ross* Harrington Winslow Jamie has appeared in 15 Broadway shows including Beauty and the Beast, The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife, 1776, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Gypsy, and La Cage Aux Folles. He co-starred in Woman of the Year, 42nd Street, Oh, Coward, and the Paris production of Hello, Dolly. National Tours: Beauty and the Beast, Jekyll and Hyde, Phantom, Victor/Victoria, and Damn Yankees with Jerry Lewis. Off-Broadway: The Rothschilds, Lucy’s Lapses, Approaching Zanzibar, and The Penny Friend.

CAST Alex David

Autumn Guzzardi

Meghan Glogower

Sarah Marie Jenkins

Lindsay Moore

Dominique Plaisant

Blair Goldberg

Allison Little

Ronnie Nelson

Carly Blake Sebouhian

Kristopher Thompson-Bolden

Kyle Vaughn

Charles MacEachern

Patrick O’Neill

Jason Sparks

Christopher Spaulding

Ryan Worsing

CAST Alex David Ensemble, Purple Pit Pianist Selected credits: Falsettos (Jason), Shadow of the Wall, A Question of Sex (George Gower), Beyond (The Dreamer). Film/ TV: There’s Something About Mary, Outside Providence, Hung. BFA: Chapman University. Thanks to my family and friends.

Meghan Glogower Dot, Kimberly, Ensemble Meghan is honored to join this talented cast. Regional credits: A Chorus Line, Swing!, and Grease. Thank you to family, friends, and teachers. Special thanks to the Creative Team. BFA in Musical Theatre from Belmont University. www.meghanglogower.com.

Blair Goldberg* Peg, Ensemble, Understudy Stella Purdy Blair is so proud to be a part of this legendary project! Broadway: Annie Get Your Gun (Original Revival Cast). Off- Broadway: Carrie (Original Cast Album). Other: Aida (Amneris), and Grease (Marty). Thank you to the team for this awesome opportunity and to SH Entertainment.

Autumn Guzzardi* Gail, ensemble Some favorite performances: 9 to 5 (Original Broadway Cast), 9 to 5 (1st National), Trans-Siberian Orchestra Winter Tour 2010, Race for Love (China), We Will Rock You (Las Vegas), and Saturday Night Fever (Las Vegas). Thanks to MSA, my family, Fiancé Dan, and God too.

Sarah Marie Jenkins* Chemistry Student Gibson, Karen, Viv, Ensemble Favorites: Legally Blonde (1st National Tour), Peter Pan with Cathy Rigby (New York City Tour), Swing! (US and Japan Tours), “Law & Order: SVU” (Mormon), The Little Mermaid (directed, choreographed, and starred in her 1st grade classroom), and Andrew and Ozzy (Loves).

Allison Little Swing Allison is thrilled to be a part of this show and playing in her home town! Recent credits: National Tour of Cats, All Shook Up, A Chorus Line and Silk Stocking. BFA: Western Kentucky. Thanks to family, friends, Daniel, and the Creative Team! www.allisonlittle.com.

Charles MacEachern* Ensemble Charles is nutty with excitement to work with Mr. Lewis and this amazing cast and creative team. Thanks to gendece.com and family. www.youtube.com/charlesmaceachern.

Lindsay Moore* Ensemble Lindsay couldn’t be more excited to be a part of The Nutty Professor! Credits include: On the Town (PaperMill Playhouse), The Wedding Singer (NETworks 1st National tour), High School Musical (The Fireside), and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Theatre of the Stars). Western Michigan University Alumni. Lots of love to my family and friends!

Ronnie Nelson* Norm Brodkowski, Ensemble, Understudy Harrington Winslow, Doctor Warfield, Murray the Tailor, Maury the Trainer, Mikey the Bartender Ronnie is thrilled to be performing here in Nashville. Credits include: Cats, Oklahoma!, Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Beauty and the Beast, among others. Thanks to this incredible creative team, my family, and Sarah, my love.

CAST Patrick O’Neill*

Assistant Choreographer, Ensemble Broadway: On A Clear Day You Can See Forever. National Tours: Chicago and Oklahoma!. Film/TV: The Producers and Across The Universe. Favorite Regional: Bat Boy (Helen Hayes Award Nomination), Kennedy Center, Papermill, North Shore, and Maine State. Training: Catholic University. Proud Member: AEA, IATSE 764.

Dominique Plaisant*

Professor Vanderdine, Gym Instructor Brenda Hardwick, Rita the Waitress, Ensemble, Understudy Miss Lemon Broadway: The Wild Party and Elton John’s Lestat. Lincoln Center and World Tour: The Book of Longing with Philip Glass and Leonard Cohen; Always... Patsy Cline (Patsy). Carnegie Hall: Jubilee (directed by Herbert Ross).

Carly Blake Sebouhian* Ensemble Broadway: Phantom of the Opera (Ballet Chorus/Meg Giry Understudy). Film: Every Little Step (featured audition for Bebe). Before Broadway, Carly trained at School of American Ballet and performed with many companies in New York, including the New York City Ballet.

Jason Sparks* Swing Tours and New York City: Reel to Real, Jane Austin’s Pride and Prejudice, and Sophisticated Ladies. Regional: Pittsburgh CLO, North Carolina Theatre, Geva, and Kansas City Starlight. Assistant Choreographer to Warren Carlyle on Cotton Club Parade. Thanks to Jerry, JoAnn, and Clear Talent. Love to his family and his Joseph.

Christopher Spaulding* Ensemble Original Broadway cast of Curtains and Off-Broadway version of Rock of Ages. He has made appearances on the Oscars, Tonys, Rosie, and Oprah. Commercial television choreography for Grey Goose and Head & Shoulders.

Kristopher Thompson–Bolden*

Ensemble Kristopher is excited to be in Nashville with this wonderful, new production. Broadway Tours: Billy Elliot (Man #5 and Billy’s Acro’s coach), The Color Purple (Understudy for Harpo), and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Asher and Understudy for Judah). Special thanks to JC, Mama, TalentWorks, my friends, and family.

Kyle Vaughn*

Ensemble Kyle is thrilled to join The Nutty Professor family. Recently shot three promos for “30 Rock”, “Law and Order: SVU”, and “Parks and Recreation”. Thanks to JoAnn and Jerry! Love to my Mom, a real professor at UCSD.

Ryan Worsing*

Chad Winslow, Ensemble, Understudy Julius Kelp, Buddy Love Broadway: Chicago, Shrek the Musical, and Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Regional: Paper Mill, Sacramento Music Circus, St. Paul’s Ordway, and Kanas City Starlight. Thanks to the Nutty creatives, friends, family, and H/H.

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

Creative Team Jerry Lewis Director

Jerry Lewis has been called “The King Of Comedy”, the “Consummate Entertainer”, and is one of the most recognized people on earth. As the writer, director, and producer of many of his feature films, Jerry Lewis is a comic auteur firmly in the tradition of Chaplin and Keaton. Performing since he was 5 (with his parents in the Catskills), Lewis has been a successful star in every entertainment medium. By the late 40s, with concert shows and regular radio and television appearances, Lewis and his performing partner, Dean Martin, were hailed as the most popular comedy duo in the nation. They made their film debut in 1948 and starred in 16 blockbuster comedies before their split in 1956. Lewis went on to star in over 25 films, 13 of which he directed including The Bellboy, The Ladies’ Man, The Family Jewels, and The Nutty Professor.

In the 80s, Lewis garnered some of the best reviews of his career for his work in Martin Scorsese’s The King of Comedy and also appeared in the major studio films Mr. Saturday Night and Funny Bones.

Jerry Lewis realized a lifelong dream when he starred on Broadway as Applegate in the successful 1994 revival of Damn Yankees. His 813 “standing room” performances were adored by audiences and critics. He went on to tour with the show and during its second year, the tour broke all attendance records of any previous traveling Broadway production.

Lewis received the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award at the 81st Academy Awards. He is the star and director of many hit films, Nobel Peace Prize nominee, French Legion of Honor inductee, recording artist, composer, professor, maestro, inventor of the video assist, and author of The Total Filmmaker and Dean and Me. Jerry Lewis is an American Icon and an International treasure.

Marvin Hamlisch Music Marvin Hamlisch’s life in music is notable for its great versatility as well as substance. For Broadway, he has written the music for his groundbreaking show, A Chorus Line, which received the Pulitzer Prize, as well as They’re Playing Our Song, The Goodbye Girl, and Sweet Smell of Success.

He is the composer of many motion picture scores, including his Oscar-winning score and song for The Way We Were and his adaptation of Scott Joplin’s music for The Sting, for which he received a third Oscar.

His prolific output of scores for films include original compositions and/or musical adaptations for Sophie’s Choice, Ordinary People, The Swimmer, Three Men and a Baby, Ice Castles, Take the Money and Run, Bananas, Save the Tiger, and his latest effort The Informant!, starring Matt Damon, and directed by Steven Soderbergh.

Hamlisch is a graduate of the Julliard School of Music and Queens College (where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree). He is now working on a new musical called Gotta Dance as well as adapting music for a film about Liberace, starring Michael Douglas and Matt Damon. He has truly enjoyed his collaboration with Rupert Holmes and looks forward to doing another project with him ASAP.

Rupert Holmes Book & Lyrics

With The Mystery of Edwin Drood, which received the Tony Award for Best Musical, Rupert Holmes also became the first person in Broadway history to solely win Tony awards as author, lyricist and composer. Holmes and Drood received identical honors from the New York Drama Desk, with Holmes receiving a fourth award in their additional category of Best Orchestration. His most recent Broadway musical Curtains (in collaboration with the legendary songwriting team of Kander and Ebb) earned him the Drama Desk award for Best Book of a Musical, as well as Tony nominations for both Best Book and Best Additional Lyrics. For Say Goodnight, Gracie he received a Tony nomination and won the National Broadway Theatre Award for Best Play. His Broadway comedy-thriller Accomplice won him the second of his two Edgar awards from The Mystery Writers of America. His courtroom drama A Time to Kill (the first stage adaptation of a John Grisham novel) was seen recently at Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. and is slated for Broadway next spring. Holmes also created, wrote, and scored all four seasons of AMC’s critically-acclaimed TV series Remember WENN. His first novel Where the Truth Lies was nominated for both a Nero Wolfe Award and Booklist Award for Best American Mystery Novel, and was adapted into a motion picture by Atom Egoyan starring Colin Firth and Kevin Bacon. The Mystery of Edwin Drood returns to Broadway this October via the Roundabout Theatre.

Creative Team Ray Roderick Assistant Director & Creative Coordinator Ray most recently directed Mame at Goodspeed Opera, where he will also direct The Bikinis…A New Musical Beach Party! which he also co-wrote. Additional Credits: director/book adaptor Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang national tour (UK Tour and Licensed by MTI); associate director A Christmas Carol Madison Square Garden and Broadway revival of The Music Man and director - 3 year National Tour; co-writer/director/choreographer Irving Berlin’s I Love A Piano - 3 year National Tour/Japan, writer/director ‘S Wonderful The New Gershwin Musical. Off-Broadway and Regional highlights: The Prince And The Pauper, The Ark, Rat Pack Lounge!, My One And Only, Singin’ In The Rain, 42nd Street, Barnum, The Last 5 Years, You’re Perfect, Now Change!

(Denver’s longest run). Founding artistic director Tri-State Center for the Arts and co-owner of Miracle or 2 Productions (Miracleor2.com) creating, producing, and licensing new musicals. He is a 1979 – 1980 Opryland alum.

JoAnn M. Hunter

Choreographer Broadway: On A Clear Day You Can See Forever, She Loves Me (Roundabout Gala), and Broadway Bound. Off-Broadway: Dedalus Lounge, The Twelve (workshop). National Tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Regional: Curtains (PMP/TUTS). Credits as Associate Broadway Choreographer - Broadway: Spring Awakening, Curtains, The Wedding Singer, and All Shook Up. JoAnn also performed in 12 Broadway shows: Gloria/Bun Foo Thoroughly Modern Millie, Suzanne in Thou Shalt Not, Lois/Bianca in Kiss Me Kate, June in Chicago, Hannah in Steel Pier, Vibrata in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Damn Yankees with Jerry Lewis, dance captain in How to Succeed in Buisness Without Really Trying, Mimi/Havana in Guys And Dolls, Yvonne in Miss Saigon, Kiku in Shogun the Musical, and featured performer in Jerome Robbins Broadway.

National tours/ regional theatre: Victoria the white cat in Cats, West Side Story for Jerome Robbins, Lola in Damn Yankees, Miss Benson in Of Thee I Sing, Anita in West Side Story, Cassie in A Chorus Line, and Fumiko in Sayonara.

JoAnn is currently working on developing an original dance play, Secondary Impact. And on a final note, is thrilled to be back in Nashville where she booked her first professional job at Opryland USA under the guidance of Miss Jean Whittaker.

David Gallo Scenic Director David won the Tony Award for Best Scenic Design of a Musical for The Drowsy Chaperone. A longtime collaborator of celebrated playwright August Wilson, Mr. Gallo’s designs for Gem of the Ocean and Radio Golf garnered him two additional Tony Award nominations. Favorite Broadway credits include Memphis; Stick Fly; The Mountaintop; Colin Quinn: Long Story Short; reasons to be pretty; Xanadu; Radio Golf; Company; The Drowsy Chaperone (Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards); Gem of the Ocean; Thoroughly Modern Millie (also London); You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown; A View from the Bridge; and Hughie. Selected off-Broadway: Evil Dead; The Wild Party; Jitney (also London); Wonder of the World; A New Brain; Bunny Bunny; and Blue Man Group (New York, Boston, Chicago and Las Vegas.) Designs for numerous family productions include the very popular Super Why Live, Yo Gabba Gabba Live (Billboard Award for Creative Content), Elmo’s Christmas Countdown, the 135th Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus, as well as the national tours of Dora the Explorer, Blues Clues Live, DreamWorks’ Madagascar Live, and the international tour of SpongeBob Squarepants. www.davidgallo.com

Anne Hould-Ward Costume Designer Broadway: The People in the Picture, A Free Man of Color (Drama Desk nomination), A Catered Affair (Drama Desk nomination), Company, Dance of the Vampires, Beauty and the Beast (Tony Award, American Theatre Wing’s Design Award, Ovation Award, Oliver nomination), Into the Woods (Tony and Drama Desk nominations), Falsettos, Sunday in the Park with George (Tony and Drama Desk Nominations), Harrigan ‘N’ Heart, Dream, Saint Joan, Three Men on a Horse, Timon of Athens, In the Summer House, Little Me, The Moliere Comedies, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Hamlet, and many others. Off-Broadway: Merrily we Roll Along, Russian Transport, The Blue Flower, Wings, In the Grand Manner, Let Me Down Easy, Road Show, Suriving Grace, Lobster Alice, and Cymbeline. Recipient of Fashion Institute of Technology Patricia Zipprodt Award.

Creative Team David Weiner Lighting Designer Broadway: Godspell Revival, The Normal Heart, Reasons to be Pretty, Butley, Dinner at Eight (LCT), Betrayal (Roundabout), and The Real Thing. Off Broadway: Manhattan Theatre Club, Second Stage, Playwrights Horizons, MCC, The Public, NY Theater Workshop, Theater for a New Audience, Vineyard, Atlantic. Opera: Die Vogel, Der Zerbrochene Krug, Der Zwerg (all for Los Angeles Opera). Regional: Center Theatre Group, Guthrie, La Jolla Playhouse, The Alley, McCarter, Huntington, ART, Kansas City Rep, Williamstown, Berkeley Rep. Museum Design: NC State Museum of Natural Sciences Nature Research Center - Raleigh, NC. Awards: 2012 Lucille Lortel Award (Through a Glass Darkly), 2011 LA Ovation Award (Venice), 2011 Drama Desk nomination (Small Fire), and the 2005 Lucille Lortel Award (Rodney’s Wife). www.davidweinerdesign.com

John Shivers Co-Sound Designer Broadway: Leap of Faith, Bonnie and Clyde, Hugh Jackman Back on Broadway, Sister Act, 9 to 5, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Little Mermaid, Tarzan, In My Life, and Billy Crystal’s 700 Sundays. Regional: Tales of the City, Emma, Robin and the Seven Hoods, and Sammy and Ace. Associate credits include: the Broadway and worldwide productions of: The Lion King, Mary Poppins, The Producers, Hairspray, Aida, Titanic, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (1995), Big, The Who’s Tommy, Guys and Dolls, and The Buddy Holly Story. Other credits include: Savion Glover, Dionne Warwick, Burt Bacharach and Gregory Hines and engineering at Electric Lady Studios. Married to singer/songwriter Catherine Porter with whom he has a gem of a daughter, Ruby.

David Patridge co-Sound Designer Regionally, Mr. Patridge has designed Emma, Robin and the 7 Hoods, Sammy and Ace for the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego, Beauty And The Beast at the Ordway Music Theatre, Singin’ In The Rain, Sweeney Todd, Miss Saigon, Toronto - Angels in America (Pt. I & II), and Needfire. As Associate Sound Designer: Broadway - Hugh Jackman, Leap Of Faith, Sister Act, Come Fly Away, 9 to 5 The Musical, The Little Mermaid, Mamma Mia! (also Toronto, USA Tours, Las Vegas, Mexico City, Germany and The Netherlands), Tarzan (also Germany and The Netherlands), Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, and In My Life. Other Credits: The Lion King (Singapore), We Will Rock You (Las Vegas, Toronto), Pajama Game (London, Toronto), Béatrice et Bénédict (Toronto). David is the winner of the 2007 Kevin Kline award for outstanding sound design for Ace.

Todd Ellison Music Supervisor & Vocal Arrangements As a Broadway Music Director, Todd’s credits include Annie-2012, La Cage, Monty Python’s Spamalot, Lestat, 42nd Street, Amour, The Wild Party, On the Town, Once Upon a Mattress, How to Succeed Without Really Trying, She Loves Me, Cats, Starlight Express, Annie 2, and Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Encores!: No, No, Nanette and On the Town. He wrote the incidental music for A Class Act and Taller than a Dwarf. He has conducted orchestras internationally such as Vienna Konzerthaus with Jerry Hadley and Dawn Upshaw. Carnegie Hall: Jubilee, Dublin Film Orchestra, Radio City Christmas Spectacular-Mexico City and New York, World Science Festival-Lincoln Center. He has accompanied such stars as Nicole Kidman, Barry Manilow, Meryl Streep, Tyne Daly, Matthew Broderick, and Sarah Jessica Parker. He is the proud father of 9 month old Ellison Knox Lodge. 143, G.

Larry Hochman Orchestrations Tony Award winner for orchestrations of The Book of Mormon. Four other Tony Nominations include The Scottsboro Boys, Monty Python’s Spamalot, and Fiddler on the Roof (2004 revival). Five Emmy Awards as composer of The Wonder Pets (Nickelodeon). Other Broadway credits include The Addams Family, and Jane Eyre. 25 Regional and OffBroadway shows include Maury Yeston’s Death Takes a Holiday. Seventeen films including Marvin Hamlisch’s The Informant! and Disney’s Lady and the Tramp II. Composer: Little Mermaid II (additional music), Stephen Spielberg’s Amazing Stories, In Memoriam (symphonic poem published by E.B. Marks). Recordings and concerts include Sir Paul McCartney, Not the Messiah (Eric Idle), Mandy Patinkin, Audra McDonald, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Barry Manilow, Betty Buckley, Boston Pops, San Francisco Symphony, and The New York Philharmonic. www.LarryHochman.net

Creative Team David Dabbon

Dance Arranger Broadway: Sondheim on Sondheim (Additional Orchestrations/ Grammy Nomination -Cast Album), She Loves Me Roundabout Theatre Company Benefit Concert (Dance Arranger), Audra McDonald at Carnegie Hall (Orchestrator), Sweet Bye and Bye (Original Cast Album: PS Classics - Vocal Director). Composer: All God’s Creatures (Film); Alison is Having a Really Bad Day (TV pilot); All Happy Housewives Sleep With The Milkman (Musical), and Greetings From Coco-Boco!

(Children’s Musical). Adjunct Professor at NYU Tisch (Playwrights Horizon Theater School) and Montclair State University.

MM Carnegie Mellon University, BM Hartt School of Music Theatre and Dance.

Stephen Kummer Conductor Theater credits include: Guys and Dolls (StudioTenn), Legally Blonde (National Tour), Cinderella (StudioTenn), Always...

Patsy Cline (Ryman Auditorium), Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (National Tour), West Side Story (Tennessee Rep), Evita (Tennessee Rep), Ain’t Misbehavin’ (National Tour), Little Shop of Horrors (National tour), American Rhapsody: The Music of George and Ira Gershwin (National Tour), and I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (Tennessee Rep). This year Stephen’s arrangements and orchestrations have been performed by The Kansas City Symphony, The Austin Symphony Orchestra, The Maryland Symphony, The Cleveland Pops Orchestra, The Houston Symphony Orchestra, The Palm Desert Symphony, The Nashville Symphony Orchestra, and many more. Other arranging clients include: Opryland Productions, Norwegian Cruise Line, Hershey Park, Carnival Cruise Line, Oceania Cruise Line, Sea World, and Legoland. Stephen lives in Nashville with his wife, Jennifer and their daughters, Elsa and Greta, and a big dog.

Tom Watson Hair & Wig Design Tom is head of the wig and makeup department at the Metropolitan Opera. He has designed wigs for more than 50 Broadway productions. Current and recent Broadway designs include Harvey, Million Dollar Quartet, Rock of Ages, Wicked, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, The Addams Family, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, Promises, Promises, South Pacific, Sondheim on Sondheim, A View from the Bridge, and Sunday in the Park with George.

Stewart Howard and Paul Hardt Casting Stuart Howard and Paul Hardt have cast scores of shows for Broadway, Off Broadway, national tours, and in London.

They are thrilled to be working with Jerry Lewis, Marvin Hamlisch, and Rupert Holmes.

Juniper Street Productions Production Manager Juniper Street Productions is Hillary Blanken, Joseph DeLuise, Guy Kwan, and Ana Rose Greene. JSP has helped create over 30 Broadway productions, over 20 national tours, and numerous Las Vegas productions. Recent shows include: Godspell, Lysistrata Jones, Spider-Man, Follies, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Promises Promises, Memphis, Million Dollar Quartet, Gypsy, Impressionism, 33 Variations, Slava’s Snowshow, Bette Midler at Caesar’s Palace, Xanadu, Company, Grey Gardens, Martin Short, The Wedding Singer, Little Shop of Horrors, The Producers, All Shook Up, Sweet Smell of Success, Blue Man Group Live at Luxor, and Fosse.

Peter Wolf Production Stage Manager Broadway: The People In the Picture, Mary Poppins, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, The Drowsy Chaperone, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, The Light in the Piazza, Good Vibrations, Prymate, Taboo, Cabaret, Thou Shalt Not, Miss Saigon, Grease, Show Boat, My Fair Lady, The Will Roger Follies, Aspects of Love, and Cats. National Tours: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Ragtime, Miss Saigon, My Fair Lady, Bye, Bye Birdie, and Cats. Regional and Off Broadway: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas at Papermill Playhouse, An American in Paris at The Alley Theatre, the Billy Porter and Stephen Sondheim Project Being Alive at Westport Country Playhouse, and The Toxic Avenger.

Tom Bartlett Stage Manager Production Supervisor credits: Rent, Chicago, and Dreamgirls. Broadway: The Goodbye Girl, Chicago, Grease, Cabaret, Guys and Dolls, Movin’ Out, Phantom of the Opera, and Dreamgirls. Tours include Legally Blonde, Dreamgirls, Swing!, Lost in Yonkers, South Pacific, Brighton Beach Memoirs, Song and Dance, and Rumors. Las Vegas credits: We Will Rock You, Hairspray, and Spamalot.

Creative Team Jenn McNeil

Stage Manager Broadway: Other Desert Cities, The People in the Picture, The Addams Family, Come Back, and Little Sheba. OffBroadway: Death Takes a Holiday, The Marriage of Bette and Boo (RTC), Angels in America (STC), A Body of Water (Primary Stages), American Hwangap (The Play Company/Ma-Yi Theatre Company, The Romance of Magno Rubio (Ma-Yi Theatre Company), Three Sisters (Classical Theatre of Harlem), Kaos, and The Misanthrope (NYTW). Graduate of SUNY Geneseo and of the Professional Internship Program at The Juilliard School. Thanks to her family and friends for all their support. Mom and Dad - I wouldn’t be able to do what I love without you. “Go TEAM NUTTY!”

Jeff Siebert Assistant stage manager Broadway: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Regional: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas (Papermill). Workshops/Lab: Cinderella, Superfly, Josephine, and Treasure Island. Broadway performance/Dance Captain: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Cabaret, Once Upon A Mattress, Miss Saigon, Phantom of the Opera, and Singin’ In the Rain.

Liz Ramos Associate Choreographer Broadway credits include The Addams Family (Dance Capt.). Pre-Broadway credits include: In the Heights, The Wiz (La Jolla), and Mambo Kings (San Francisco). Tours include: Earth, Wind & Fire and Gloria Estefan. Films include: Austin Powers 3, Rent, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Enchanted, The Smurfs, and others. TV includes: Smash, Dancing with the Stars, Grammys, Oscars, and CSI: Miami. Thank you Jo! www.lizramos.com

Ned McLeod

Executive Producer Ned is a Nashville native and the lead partner in the development of The Nutty Professor musical project, having experience as a producer in film, television and regional theater, as well as being an entertainment lawyer. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Mr. McLeod produced or otherwise supervised film, television, and theater projects for 15 years in California, Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee. In television and film, Mr. McLeod has been fortunate to have the opportunity to work in pictures such as Absence of Malice and Nashville, and with such talented directors and producers as Sydney Pollack, Robert Altman, Ralph Rosenbloom, Brian De Palma, Terrence Marsh, Cliff Robertson, John Avildsen, Joseph Adler, and others, and represent artists Mandy Moore, Beyonce, Randy Fenoli, Philippe Cousteau and his sister Alexandra, and Justin Timberlake. His work includes writing and acting as well, and spans the media of theater (regional, off-Broadway, domestic, and international touring), motion pictures, television, radio, commercials, industrial, and documentary productions. Ned’s favorite theater work, up until this show, has been producing the delightful play Dusa Fish Stas and Vi by English playwright Pam Gems in an Equity playhouse in Miami, and handling all of the business affairs for the birth and viral popularity of the global off-Broadway hit Menopause the Musical.

Mac Pirkle

Producer Mac Pirkle is a 35-year veteran of theatre, film, and video. He co-founded Tennessee’s largest and most successful regional theatre company, Tennessee Repertory Theatre (Tennessee Rep), producing and directing over 65 major theatre productions, including new musicals Some Sweet Day, The Perfect 36 for the Tennessee Bicentennial, A House Divided with Mike Reid, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Dennis DeYoung (STYX). After 25 years in theatre, Mac moved into film & video 12 years ago, bringing the same creative drive and energy into a whole new field. He joined forces with David Earnhardt in 2001, successfully bringing ongoing, long-term productions into the Earnhardt Pirkle mix of projects. His videos have been honored with more than a dozen national, regional and local awards.

Pirkle is now President of Creative Communications and Southern Stage Productions. Returning to the theatre for this production of The Nutty Professor musical is a major step in a two-decade dream to create new musicals that originate in Nashville and move to Broadway.

Staff

Company Manager John E. Gendron

Casting STUART HOWARD & PAUL HARDT Production Mangement Juniper Street Productions Hillary Blanken Joseph DeLuise Guy Kwan Ana Rose Green

Production Stage Manager.....................................................................Peter Wolf Stage Manager....................................................................................Tom Bartlett Stage Manager.....................................................................................Jenn McNeil Assistant Stage Manager........................................................................Jeff Siebert Assistant to the Director..................................................................Mark Rozzano Associate Choreographer........................................................................Liz Ramos Associate Scenic Designers...........................................Steven Kemp, John Farrell Scenic Model Builder..................................................................... Stephen Cowles Associate Costume Designer.................................................. Christopher Vergara Associate Lighting Designer..................................................................Abby Hahn Assistant Lighting Designer...............................................................David Sexton Assistant Hair Designer......................................................................J. Jared Janas Moving Light Programmer..................................................................... Alex Fogel Production Carpenter..............................................................Scott “Gus” Poitras Head Carpenter...........................................................................Joseph DiMartino Steward / Deck Carpenter..........................................................Patrick Hutchison Flymen......................................................Tim Ashburn, Chris Winters, Jeff Dugger Carpenters....................................Jesus Lopez, Ricky Burnett, LaSalle Chapman Production Electrician.................................................................... Scott Leathers Advance Electrician..................................................................... Teresa Poterfield Head Electrician.........................................................................Jonathan Ramage Deck Electrician...................................................................................Buddy Lunn Follow Spot Operators...................................................John Bryan, Cindy Carper Production Sound Engineer........................................................... Kevin Kennedy Deck Sound...........................................................................................Billy Hunter Production Prop Master.................................................................. Chris Pantuso Propmen...........................................Dave Edington, Steve Murff, Bernon Patton Wardrobe Supervisor..................................................................... John R. Furrow Wardrobe Steward..................................................................................Judy Resha Dressers..........................Connie Clark, John Darmour, Judy Fyre, Polly Kendall

Christine Northcutt, Susie Pardue, Don Skelton, Jackie Tucker Hair and Wig Supervisor........................................................Sondra Nottingham Hairdresser..................................................................................... Terrah Trimble Music Contractor..................................................................................Barry Green Keyboard Programmer...........................................................................Jim Abbott Creative Associate to Mr. Holmes................................................Teressa Jennings Script Supervisor.........................................................................Sarah Testerman Production Assistants New York City...................................................Jeff Siebert,

Danielle Teague-Daniels Production Assistants Nashville................................................ Catie Broadwater,

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Brad Dunn, Debbie Litchfield Accountants........................... Carr, Riggs & Ingram/ Jeff Bridges, Kathy McNeal COLORVISION INTERNATIONAL, INC. (“Amazing Pictures”) Marilynn Lutz Mark Simmons Sharon Simmons Dianne Tighe THEATRICAL INVESTMENT GROUP LLC Dr. Charles Chase Ed Petrosky Dr. Jonathan & Kitty Simon Dr. Mark & Angela Trolice THE NUTTY PARTNERS LLC Hedy Bass Kathryn & Ken Damato Joanne & Dale Eves Miriam Fox Benjamin Kramer Michael & Sheila Kramer Randi Solomon & Barbara Antidormi Samantha & John Taylor Valerie Taylor Julie Wood Tracey & Milton Word NUTTY NASHVILLE DEVELOPMENT GROUP, LLC Charles Bone Fred Cassetty Chase Cole Dell & Carol Crosslin Reggie Hill Steve & Judy Lefkovitz Raymond Pirtle Mike & Lisa Shmerling Mark Siedlecki CREDITS Scenery constructed by Showman Fabricators and Drops-Everything. Lighting equipment from Christie Lites. Sound Equipment from Masque Sound. Costumes built by Jennifer Love Costumes. Costume painting by Hochi Asiatico. Dance Shoes by LaDuca. Dance Sneakers by Sansha. Undergarments from Bra*tenders.

Principal Ladies Draped by Mika Hirabayoshi. Vintage costumes from Daybreak Vintage Clothing, Hamlet Vintage, Lofty Vintage, Metropolis Vintage, Right to the Moon Alice. Glasses from Fabulous Fanny’s & Warby Parker. Special effects and props from Prop N Spoon. Prosthetics created by Adam Bailey.

TENNESSEE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER President & CEO............................................................................. Kathleen O’Brien Executive VP & General Manager.........................................................Brent Hyams Executive VP for Education and Outreach...............................Roberta Ciuffo West VP, Marketing & Sponsorships..............................................................Steve Citerin VP Programming................................................................................ Christi Dortch VP, Communications & Community Relations.........................................Lori Ward VP, Ticketing & Customer Service............................................................ David Ellis Ticket Services Manager.........................................................................Lynn Cooley Senior Manager of Programming & Sales............................................Chris Grano Booking & Event Services Manager.................................................Topher McCune Tech Operations Manager.......................................................................Jane Linton Technical Director..................................................................................JR Hutchins Senior House Manager.................................................................... Rebecca Nichols Director of Education Outreach...............................................Kristin Dare-Horsley The Nutty Professor Technical Directors................... Richard Whitehead, Jeff Ent Master Electricians...............................Chris Wilson, Brent Smith, Brandon Webb Audio Engineers............................................................... Larry Bryan, Mac Whitley

Special Thanks Donna Carman Jennifer Cole, Executive Director, Metro Nashville Arts Commssion Country Music Hall of Fame Mayor Karl Dean Carmelina Eckerman Grace Goostree Bill & Kathy Haggard ImageQuest David Jackson Teresa Kersey Rob Livings Jeff Low Tony Marks Jennifer Warnock & Aaron Mayo

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IN MEMORIAM Dick Simmons

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Contact patronservices@tpac.org Accessibility Services at TPAC include parking; elevators; wheelchair seating; use

Accessibility Services at TPAC include of a TPAC elevators; wheelchair; designated restrooms; parking; wheelchair seating; and of services for hearing and visuallydesignated impaired use a TPAC wheelchair; patrons. Infrared devices and restrooms; and assisted serviceslistening for hearing visually impaired patrons.

Infrared assisted are available at no charge at the entrance to listening devices available charge each theater.

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TPACand offers patrons, audio description signing for hearing impaired patrons, and Braille programs for blind and visually impaired audio description and Braille programs for patrons on the Sundayimpaired matinee inpatrons the blind and visually on HCA/TriStar at TPAC Series. the Sunday Broadway matinee in the HCA/TriStar Large print programs are available for Broadway Broadway Series. The third Saturday and TPACof Presents shows.Repertory Special accessibility matinees Tennessee Theatre plays alsoand areconcerns, signed. Large printassisted programs requests excluding are available for shows in discussed the Broadway, listening headsets, should be in “TPAC and House Family FieldatTrip advancePresents” with the TPAC Manager series. Special accessibility requests and 615-782-4087. Reservations for a wheelchair concerns, excluding assisted listening should beshould made onbe thediscussed day of performance. headsets, in advance with the TPAC House Jackson Manager 615/782Restrooms for Andrew Hallatare located 4087. Reservations for a TPAC wheelchair one level down from the 6th Avenue entrance, in should be made on the day of performance. the halls behindfor theAndrew seats in the tier and Hall balcony, Restrooms Jackson are and downstairs in the backfrom of thethe orchestra level. located one level down 6th Avenue Restroomsinfor Polk Theater are located down the entrance; the halls behind the seats in the tier andtobalcony; andentrance downstairs the back stairs the left of the to theinorchestra oflevel theand orchestra level. Restrooms for Polk on the balcony level.

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Location The Ingram Center for Performing Arts is located at the corner of 24th Avenue and Capers Avenue.

Late Arrivals Late arrivals will be seated only at times designated by the artists and/or company. Please consult ushers stationed at the entrances of the orchestra level.

Discounted Parking Discounted parking for Ingram events is available in the Capers Avenue Garage at the corner of 24th Avenue and Capers Avenue. Please show ticket stubs when exiting.

No Smoking There is no smoking allowed in any building on University campus.

Restrooms In the Ingram Center, restrooms are located in the rear of the lobby area.

Accessibility Wheelchair accessible seating, restroom and radio frequency assistive hearing devices are available in Ingram Hall. Please call 322-2471 at least three days in advance of the performance date to make arrangements for all special needs.

Lost and Found Please call University Security at 322-2745.