GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE
2017 – 2018
WELCOME to
GSP at
College Farm Road
GSP started in June with an empty exhibit hall.
Since we moved from 9 Livingston Avenue at the end of May 2017 to make way for construction of the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center, George Street Playhouse staff has spent the summer months transforming the former New Jersey State Agricultural Museum into a working professional theatre. The building now houses our costume and props shops, administrative offices, rehearsal and classroom spaces and, of course, the theatre. Hundreds of hours of planning and building went into the creation of this new performance space, starting with an empty exhibit hall and adding a stage, seating platforms, lighting and stage management control booth, trussing and electrical transformers to support and power the lighting and sound equipment. The board and staff of George Street Playhouse are delighted to welcome you to our interim home “George Street Playhouse at College Farm Road.�
Painting and stage-building commenced in early August.
By mid-August, construction began on the control booth and seating area.
The lighting truss and seats were installed in September.
Less than two miles from home‌ Our interim home on the bucolic grounds of Rutgers Cook Campus is less than two miles away from our former and future location in the heart of downtown New Brunswick. We encourage you to visit our downtown neighbors and partner restaurants for pre- and post-theatre dining!
Board of Trustees Chairman: James N. Heston* President: Penelope Lattimer, Ph.D.* First Vice President: Lucy Hughes* Treasurer: David Fasanella* Secretary: Sharon Karmazin* Ronald Bleich Kenneth M. Fisher William R. Hagaman, Jr. Norman Politziner Kelly Ryman* W. Burton “Tripp” Salisbury Ben Sifuentes-Jáuregui, Ph.D.
Frances C. Stromsland, Ed.D. David Saint* Jocelyn Schwartzman Janice Stolar Lora Tremayne Stephen M. Vajtay Alan W. Voorhees
*Denotes Members of the Executive Committee
Trustees Emeritus Robert L. Bramson Al D’Augusta
Cody P. Eckert Peter Goldberg George Wolansky, Jr.
Clarence E. Lockett Anthony L. Marchetta
Honorary Board of Trustees Thomas H. Kean
Eric Krebs
Honorary Memoriam Maurice Aaron∆ Dr. Edward Bloustein∆ Dora Center∆∆ Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.∆ Milton Goldman∆ John Hila
Arthur Laurents∆ Richard Sellars∆ Barbara Voorhees∆∆ Edward K. Zuckerman∆ Adelaide M. Zagoren ∆∆ – Denotes Trustee Emeritus ∆ – Denotes Honorary Trustee
From the Artistic Director It is an extraordinary time for us here at George Street. We are realizing a long held dream of building a new performing arts center on our old site on Livingston Avenue.
David Saint Artistic Director
We plan to open there in two years and for these next two seasons we are thrilled to be producing here on the Cook/Douglass campus in a brand new theatre space on College Farm Road, home of the former Agricultural Museum.
We owe much thanks to all the people at Rutgers who have helped make this possible. To open this exciting new space I asked an old friend of George Street, Tony Award-winner, Joe DiPietro, to take a fresh look at his and composer Jimmy Roberts’ long running New York hit I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change and give it a new 2017 update for both the score and book and try it out here. The results have been thoroughly gratifying and hysterical. Together with a remarkable cast and creative team they have fashioned a winning new look at this world of dating, marriage, and growing old together that is sure to delight our audiences as we venture into this exciting new stage of life for us at George Street. I am so pleased to offer you a charming new space so close to our home and present you with an unforgettable night of joyous and heartwarming entertainment. Thanks for joining us on the next leg of our thrilling new adventure! Enjoy!
David Saint Artistic Director
“MY FAVORITE MUSICAL OF THE SEASON BY FAR.”
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GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE David Saint, Artistic Director Kelly Ryman, Managing Director Presents
I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change Book and Lyrics by Joe DiPietro
Music by Jimmy Roberts
Directed by David Saint Choreographed by Charlie Williams Musical Direction by Joshua Zecher-Ross Scenic and Media Design by Jim Youmans Costume Design by Michael McDonald Lighting Design by Joe Saint Sound Design by Shannon Slaton Arrangements and New Orchestrations by Doug Katsaros Production Manager Christopher J. Bailey Production Stage Manager Nicole Kuker* Casting by McCorkle Casting, Ltd.
October 10 – November 12, 2017 I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change is sponsored by The Karma Foundation Originally Produced in New York by James Hammerstein, Bernie Kukoff and Jonathan Pollard Original Direction by Joel Bishoff Originally produced by the American Stage Company James N. Vagias, Executive Producer I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE is presented through special arrangement with R & H Theatricals: www.rnh.com. In accordance with Actors’ Equity Association regulations, we remind you that all electronic devices, including pagers, cellular phones and watches must be turned off during the performance.
Grant funding has been provided by the Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders through a grant award from the Middlesex County Cultural and Arts Trust Fund. This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, A Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts. George Street Playhouse is a constituent of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) and a member of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance. The theatre operates under an agreement between LORT and Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States, and is a member of the New Brunswick Cultural Center.
CAST in order of appearance Woman 1 Man 1 Woman 2 Man 2
Lindsay Nicole Chambers* Mitchell Jarvis* Karen Burthwright* George Merrick* *- denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association.
There will be one 15-minute intermission. Dance captain: Lindsay Nicole Chambers
Musicians: Musical Director/Conductor/Keyboards Reeds Bass/Guitar Drums/Percussion
Joshua Zecher-Ross Daniel Glaude Andy Huenerberg Chris Schultz
This production was rehearsed at The Pershing Square Signature Center 480 West 42nd St, NY, NY 10036 • www.signaturetheatre.org
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, Inc., an independent national labor union.
The stage technicians of George Street Playhouse are proud members of IATSE Local 21.
The Scenic, Costume, Lighting and Sound Designers in LORT theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists Local USA-829, IATSE. The George Street Playhouse playbill is published five times a year by George Street Playhouse, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation. Please send advertising inquiries to George Street Playhouse, P. O. Box 194, New Brunswick, NJ 08903-0194, attn: Playbill Advertising.
“An hour and a half of comedy heaven, and I’d gladly watch it annually.” –The New York Times
By David Javerbaum Directed by David Saint
Nov. 28 – Dec. 23
NEXT AT GSP
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SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I SCENE 1: Prologue Prologue The Company Cantata for a First Date The Company SCENE 2: Not Tonight, I’m Busy, Busy, Busy Better Things to Do Than You Lindsay & George SCENE 3: A Stud and a Babe A Stud and a Babe Karen & Mitchell SCENE 4: Men Who Talk and the Women Who Pretend They’re Listening Single Man Drought The Company Why? ‘Cause I’m a Guy! George & Mitchell SCENE 5: Tear Jerk Tear Jerk George & Lindsay SCENE 6: The Lasagna Incident I Will Be Loved Tonight Karen SCENE 7: And Now the Parents Hey There, Single Gal/Guy The Company SCENE 8: Satisfaction Guaranteed SCENE 9: When a Man Texts a Woman A Picture of His... The Company SCENE 10: Scared Straight SCENE 11: Wedding Vows Cantata Reprise #1 The Company Wedding Vows The Company
ACT II SCENE 1: Entr’acte Cantata Reprise #2 Karen & George Always a Bridesmaid Lindsay SCENE 2: Whatever Happened to Baby’s Parents? The Baby Song Mitchell SCENE 3: Sex and the Married Couple Marriage Tango George & Karen SCENE 4: The Family that Drives Together... On the Highway of Love The Company SCENE 5: Waiting Waiting Trio George, Lindsay & Karen Cantata Reprise #3 The Company SCENE 6: Shouldn’t I Be Less in Love with You? Shouldn’t I Be Less in Love with You? Mitchell SCENE 7: The First Dating Video of Rose Ritz SCENE 8: Funerals are for Dating I Can Live with That Lindsay & George SCENE 9: Epilogue I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change The Company
COMPANY bios. Karen Burthwright (Woman 2) GSP debut! Play Like A Winner (NYMF 2017), Broadway/ off-Broadway: Jesus Christ Superstar (2012 Revival), Disenchanted (Westside Theatre); Chicago: Sweet Charity (Writers’ Theatre), Ragtime, Hot Mikado, and Aida (Drury Lane Oakbrook). Regional/Canada/1st National Tours: Sousatzka (The Elgin Theatre), Cabaret (Cape Playhouse), Legally Blonde (Drayton Ent.), Smokey Joe’s Cafe (FST), Jesus Christ Superstar (La Jolla Playhouse/Stratford Festival), Dirty Dancing, Hairspray, Mamma Mia!, First National Tour Rocky Horror (Canadian Stage/MTC). Special thanks to Talent House, David Saint, Pat McCorkle Casting, Jimmy Roberts, and Joe DiPietro. All my love, mommy! This show is dedicated to the memory of my childhood friend, Greg Campbell. RIP. karenburthwright.com Lindsay Nicole Chambers (Woman 1) was most recently seen as Miss Scarlet in Clue: Onstage at Bucks County Playhouse. You can see her online as Gail Liner in Submissions Only, Rachel Unraveled, and the upcoming season of ADULTish. Broadway/Tours: Kinky Boots (Lauren), Lysistrata Jones (Robin), Elf (Jovie), Legally Blonde, Hairspray; off-Broadway: Sex Tips for Straight Women from a Gay Man (Robyn), Forbidden Broadway: Alive and Kicking, Triassic Parq (Velociraptor of Science). Other: All Shook Up
(Natalie/Ed), various commercials and voice overs. Tweet her @heyitslnc and see tons of pictures of her cats on Instagram @ heyitslnc. www.lindsaynicolechambers.com Mitchell Jarvis (Man 1) A graduate of Carnegie Mellon University and a resident of New York City, Mitch is thrilled to be back at George Street with this incredible group of artists. Broadway: Rock of Ages (Lonny, original cast), Fiddler on the Roof. Other Theater: Gettin’ The Band Back Together (Mitch), The Threepenny Opera (Macheath, Helen Hayes Award nom), Twelfth Night (Feste), Uncivil (Ulysses S. Grant), Peter and the Starcatcher (‘Stache), The Toxic Avenger (White Dude), The Rocky Horror Show (Frank N. Furter), Sweeney Todd (Tobias), West Side Story (Tony), Bus Stop (Bo), The Full Monty (Jerry), Jesus Christ Superstar (Judas), The Secret Garden (Dickon), The Rainmaker (Jimmy). Commercial: Keith Stone in the Keystone Light ad campaign. Film: Opening Night, Fool’s Day, Resident Advisor, Happy Baby. Television: Law & Order: SVU, Late Night With Conan O’Brien, Guiding Light. Co-Creator of It Could Be Worse (itcouldbeworse.tv). @mitchjarvisNYC. George Merrick (Man 2) is thrilled to be making his George Street debut and reuniting with director David Saint and playwright Joe DiPietro, after appearing in the acclaimed offBroadway transfer of Clever Little Lies
COMPANY bios. with Marlo Thomas. He was seen on Broadway in Honeymoon in Vegas, South Pacific, and High Fidelity. Recent regional roles include Albert Peterson in Bye Bye, Birdie! at the Goodspeed Opera House, and John Adams in 1776 at the Pittsburgh Public Theatre. On TV, George has appeared on Blue Bloods, The Blacklist, and the upcoming Rise on NBC. His film credits include The Intern with Robert DeNiro and So Good to See You (2016 Sundance selection). George is also a lyricist in the BMI Musical Theater Workshop, and is a Harrington Prize recipient. Joe DiPietro (Book and Lyrics) Previously at George Street Playhouse: The Second Mrs. Wilson, The Toxic Avenger, Creating Claire, Clever Little Lies and Ernest Shackleton Loves Me. He is a two-time Tony Award winner for Memphis, which also received the 2010 Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards for Best Musical. He received a Tony nomination and Drama Desk Award for Nice Work If You Can Get It. His comedy Clever Little Lies, which stars Marlo Thomas and premiered at GSP in 2013, ran offBroadway under the direction of GSP Artistic Director David Saint in late 2015. He also wrote the long-running offBroadway hits, I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change and Over the River and Through the Woods. Jimmy Roberts (Music) composed the music for the original I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, second longest-running off-Broadway musical in New York theater history. It has
since played all 50 states and over 25 countries around the world. Mr. Roberts also composed The Thing About Men (2003, New York Outer Critics Circle award for Best Musical). His latest show, All Dressed Up and Nowhere to Go, written with Catherine Filloux and John Daggett, and directed by Hannah Ryan (resident director of Hamilton) was presented at an exciting reading for the Broadway community in September. His children’s musical, The Velveteen Rabbit, toured the United States for well over a decade. Among his recent compositions is a commissioned work: The Heart of the Matter, words by former NEA chairman and poet Dana Gioia (Guggenheim Museum). Another new musical, Rex and Lilli and The Master, about the lives and careers of Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer, and Noel Coward, and written with playwright Carey Harrison (Rex’s son), is also in preparation. He is a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, where he studied with noted pianist, Constance Keene. David Saint (Director/Artistic Director) enters his 21st season as Artistic Director of George Street Playhouse. I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change marks his 37th mainstage productions at GSP, having most recently helmed last season’s American Son and Mama’s Boy. His time here has been marked by collaborations with such artists as Keith Carradine, Tyne Daly, Rachel Dratch, Sandy Duncan, Boyd Gaines, A.R. Gurney, Uta Hagen, Jack Klugman, Dan Lauria, Kathleen Marshall, Elaine May, Anne Meara, David Hyde Pierce, Chita Rivera, Paul Rudd, Stephen Sondheim, Marlo
COMPANY bios. Thomas, Eli Wallach and many others, including a remarkable partnership with Arthur Laurents. In addition, many new award-winning works have begun their life here during his tenure, such as Proof, The Spitfire Grill, It Shoulda Been You, and Joe DiPietro’s Clever Little Lies and The Toxic Avenger. He has directed Clever Little Lies at Guild Hall in East Hampton, N.Y., and off-Broadway at Westside Theatre, as well as the National Tour of West Side Story. In July 2016, he directed a two-night concert performance of West Side Story at the legendary Hollywood Bowl. He also has directed on Broadway, off-Broadway and regionally at Playwrights Horizons, Manhattan Theatre Club, Primary Stages, McCarter, Williamstown, Seattle Rep, Pasadena Playhouse, Pittsburgh Public, Long Wharf and many others on premieres by writers such as Aaron Sorkin, Wendy Wasserstein, Peter Parnell, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Joe DiPietro and Jonathan Larson. He is the recipient of the Alan Schneider Award, Helen Hayes Award, L.A. Drama Critics Award, several Drama-Logue Awards and is the President of The Laurents/ Hatcher Foundation. Charlie Williams (Choreographer) Happy to return to George Street after last working here on Nureyev’s Eyes. Other credits include: Frozen (associate choreographer), Conan O’Brien Bingo, All Shook Up (Director/Choreographer), S’wonderful, David Burtka’s 54 Below (directed by Neil Patrick Harris), and White Collar (USA). Resident Movement Associate: Hedwig and the Angry Inch
(Broadway). How to Succeed in Business... (Broadway); The Academy Awards; The Tony Awards; Kennedy Center Honors (tributes to Jerry Herman, Meryl Streep, Barbara Cook and Shirley MacLaine; NBC’s Peter Pan Live! and The Sound of Music Live!; and Ted 2. Charlie has also Choreographed benefits for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and the Fire Island Dance Festival. @iamcharliewilliams www.iamcharliewilliams.com Doug Katsaros (Arranger and New Orchestrations) is an Emmy Award winning musician whose work includes Broadway (Footloose conductor, Rocky Horror Show orchestrator, The Life arranger, Laughing Room Only composer/ lyricist), off-Broadway (A...My Name Is Alice composer/orchestrator, Altar Boyz orchestrator, Toxic Avenger conductor/orchestrator), film (If Lucy Fell orchestrator/conductor, Star Crystal composer), CDs (Frank Sinatra, Rod Stewart, Donny Osmond, Cher, Peter Paul & Mary, Marlo Thomas, Sinéad O’Connor, Kiss, Michael Bolton, etc.), TV (The Tick composer, Mancuso FBI composer, Jim Henson Hour composer, Sesame Street composer) and special events (Macy’s 4th of July composer, Thanksgiving Day Parade composer, Boston Pops guest conductor). He is married to the beautiful and brilliant composer Elise Morris, and yes, he is the guy who wrote “By Mennen.” Jim Youmans (Set and Media Design) GSP: One of Your Biggest Fans, Good People, God Of Carnage and many others. McCarter Theatre: Disgraced, Fiction,
COMPANY bios. Guthrie Theater: Disgraced, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Cocktail Hour, Crimes of the Heart, Other Desert Cities, 1776, She Loves Me, The Night of the Iguana. Broadway: West Side Story, Patti LuPone’s Gypsy, Twyla Tharp’s Come Fly, Swinging on a Star. Off-Broadway theatre credits include productions at Manhattan Theater Club, Roundabout Theater, NY Shakespeare Festival, and others. Recently at Regional theaters: Elizabeth Egloff’s Ether Dome at La Jolla Playhouse, Hartford Stage, and the Huntington Theatre; The Christians at The Alley in Houston, and various productions at The Goodspeed Opera House, Long Wharf, South Coast Rep, Seattle Rep, ACT Theatre, Denver Center, Mark Taper Forum, The Old Globe. Awards: Independent Reviewers of New England award-Best Set Design for Ether Dome at The Huntington Theater, Drama Logue Award; two Telly Awards and an Emmy Award Nomination for several broadcast design projects, and two Outer Critics Circle nominations. www.jamesyoumans.com and www.youmansdesigns.com Michael McDonald (Costume Designer): Broadway & London West End: Hair (Tony, Drama Desk and Hewes Award nominations). The Public: Hair (Delacorte Theater). Off-Broadway: STRAIGHT (Theater Row), The Irish Curse (Soho Rep), A Perfect Future (Cherry Lane Theater), Jericho (59E59), Almost Home (The Directors Co.), Amahl and the Night Visitors (Lincoln Center). Regional: La Cage Aux Folles (Goodspeed); Sex With Strangers, God of Carnage, [title of show], Mama’s Boy (George Street Playhouse); Take Me
Out (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis); Johnny Baseball, (American Repertory Theater); All The Way, The Great Society, Peter and the Starcatcher, Dirty Blonde, Spring Awakening, Omnium Gatherum and Crowns (Zachary Scott Theatre). Oklahoma! and West Side Story (Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival). Red (Cape Playhouse) Design Faculty: Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University. Joe Saint (Lighting Designer) Favorite GSP designs include: Outside Mullingar, The Nutcracker and I, Creating Claire (by Joe DiPietro), New Year’s Eve, The Seafarer, Attacks on the Heart, Agnes of God, Talley’s Folley, Wit, After-Play and many others. Off-Broadway: Lake Hollywood, Cotton Patch Gospel, Pledge of Allegiance and Dates and Nuts. Regional credits include plays at Seattle Rep, Virginia Stage Co, Worcester Foothills Theatre and North Shore Music Theatre, and operas at Nashville Opera, the Brevard Music Center, the Boston Center for the Arts and Boston Musica Viva. Joe is the founder and President of IMCD Lighting, Inc., a lighting design company providing lighting design and production services to the private and corporate event markets. Since incorporating in 2006, IMCD has provided the lighting for over 500 events for such clients as Google, Marc Jacobs, Hugo Boss, Prada, Calvin Klein, MLB.com, Cartier, American Express, Project Runway, the Guggenheim and many more. Shannon Slaton (Sound Designer) has designed many national tours including: Elf, Bullets over Broadway, Shrek, Hairspray, The Producers, Kiss Me Kate, Noise/Funk,
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COMPANY bios. The Full Monty, Contact, A Chorus Line, Tap Dogs, Sweeney Todd, The Wizard of Oz, The Drowsy Chaperone, and The Wedding Singer. He was also the Advance Sound on Wicked and the Production Sound for The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway and the US National tour. Shows he has mixed on Broadway include: Man of La Mancha, Bombay Dreams, Sweet Charity, Jersey Boys, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Drowsy Chaperone, Spring Awakening, Fela!, Anything Goes, Annie, Legally Blonde, and Cabaret. Joshua Zecher-Ross (Musical Director/ Conductor/Keyboards) has worked on over 100 productions in New York and around the country as a music director, conductor, and orchestrator and is thrilled to be making his George Street Playhouse debut. NYC: many shows at 54 Below, Joe’s Pub, The Laurie Beechman, Don’t Tell Mama, and songs in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Regional: Barrington Stage Company, Sharon Playhouse, Little Theatre on the Square. Recently: SWEETEE with Patricia Birch and Doug Katsaros at The Signature, NYC. Joshua is a musical theatre instructor at the NY Film Academy and holds a Bachelor of music in vocal performance from the Steinhardt School at NYU. www.JoshuaZR.com Nicole Kuker (Production Stage Manager) Off-Broadway: 39 Steps (Union Square Theatre), School for Scandal, Dead Dog Park, The Anthem, Bill W. and Dr. Bob, Drop Dead Perfect. NYC: Flying Over Sunset, The King Stag, The Firebird, Women & Children. Regional: Rich Girl, Good People, One Slight Hitch, The 39 Steps, Red, Outside Mullingar
(George Street Playhouse); The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Other Josh Cohen, Oliver!, The Producers, Mary Poppins, Elf (Paper Mill Playhouse); Clue: On Stage, Steel Magnolias, Cake Off, It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play (Bucks County Playhouse). Proud AEA & IATSE member. McCorkle Casting, Ltd. (Casting) Pat McCorkle (C.S.A.), Katja Zarolinski (CSA) have been the proud casting director of George Street Playhouse for over 20 years. Broadway: Over 50 productions; Amazing Grace, On The Town, End of the Rainbow, The Lieutenant Of Inishmore, The Glass Menagerie, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, Amadeus, She Loves Me, Blood Brothers, A Few Good Men. Off Broadway: Over 60 original productions; Clever Little Lies, Becoming Dr. Ruth, Tribes, Our Town, Falling, Toxic Avenger, Freud’s Last Session, Almost Maine, Killer Joe, Driving Miss Daisy. Feature film: Senior Moment, Year by the Sea, Child of Grace, My Man is a Loser, Ghost Town, Secret Window, Tony and Tina’s Wedding, The Thomas Crown Affair, The 13th Warrior, Madeline, Die Hard with a Vengeance, School Ties, etc.,Television: Twisted (ABC Family) humans for Sesame Street, Californication (Emmy nomination), Hack (CBS), The Education of Max Bickford (CBS), Chappelle’s Show, Strangers with Candy, Barbershop (Comedy Central) and series’ for Showtime, HBO, TMC. Christopher J. Bailey (Production Manager) This season marks Mr. Bailey’s 20th at George Street Playhouse and 14th as its Production Manager, having previously served the Playhouse as
Inspirers’ Circle members are individual donors who provide core financial support for George Street Playhouse’s Education Department. Their generous support helps to provide exceptional theatre arts education experiences for children and adults throughout New Jersey.
Laura and Norm Baron Mary and Patrick Callan Richard DeLisi, PhD Dina Elkins Suzanne B. Engel Joann and Kenneth Fisher Judy and Jim Hancock James N. Heston Lucy Hughes and Sean Devlin The Honorable Thomas H. Kean
Penelope Lattimer, PhD Joy and Thomas McPartland Jocelyn Schwartzman Vikki Schwartzman Rozann and George Shackleton Lynn and Barry Sherman Frances Stromsland, EdD and Ken Stromsland Lexine and Cuyler Tremayne Lora and William Tremayne Marlene and Anthony Volpe
photo by Brad Resnick
COMPANY bios. Technical Coordinator and Sound and Lighting Manager. He was recently Lighting Designer for GSP’s production of Bad Jews, Daddy Long Legs, My Name is Asher Lev, Sex With Strangers, Nureyev’s Eyes and Clever Little Lies, which moved to the Guild Hall Theatre in East Hampton and then off-Broadway to the Westside Theatre. He was Sound Designer for GSP’s American Son and off-Broadway productions of The Fourth Wall at Primary Stages and Down the Garden Paths at the Minetta Lane Theatre. His work includes 6 scenic designs and 9 sound designs for GSP’s Educational Touring productions and 24 lighting designs and 40 sound designs for GSP’s mainstage production. He has also designed for: French Institute Alliance Française, The Pearl Theatre, Barrington Stage Company, Premiere Stages, The Bickford Theatre, Abingdon Theatre, Strand Theatre, The Berkshire Theatre Festival, Two River Theater Company, Ashlawn Highland Opera Festival, LKB Dance, Randy James Dance, The Rand Theater, The Irish Repertory Theatre, Westport Country Playhouse, Long Wharf Theatre, Delaware Theatre Company, Jacob’s Pillow, and more.
Kelly Ryman (Managing Director) is now in her 18th season at George Street Playhouse. As Director of Marketing and Public Relations from 2000 to 2013, Kelly spearheaded promotional efforts resulting in the top-10 highest-grossing productions in the Playhouse’s history, including the hit musical It Shoulda Been You, which ran on Broadway in early 2015. OffBroadway, Kelly was a member of the marketing team for The Toxic Avenger, which premiered at GSP and won the 2009 Outer Critics’ Circle Award for Best New Musical. She serves on the Board of Directors of New Brunswick City Market as well the Advisory Board of Elijah’s Promise. Prior to her tenure at George Street Playhouse, Ms. Ryman worked at McCarter Theatre, and The Wilma Theatre. She is an adjunct professor of Arts and Entertainment Business at Mercer County Community College, and was recognized in 2012 by ArtPride NJ with their Jersey Arts Marketers Leadership Award.
I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, by the numbers:
The first phone with email and internet is released.
1996 The year
I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, opened in NYC at the Westside Theater.
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Over marriage proposals were made at the theatre during the run.
5,003 at the time of closing in 2008.
The number of performances it ran
250 cities world-wide including London,
Tel Aviv, Amsterdam, Sydney, Seoul, Rio de Janeiro, Taipei, Milan, and Johannesburg.
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Translated in languages. Taipei produciton.
Education at George Street Playhouse
Touring Theatre George Street Playhouse is proud to commission and produce dynamic educational touring theatre for young audiences. Touring productions address themes such as respect, bullying, conflict resolution, and health and wellness.
Artist-inResidence Program Recipient of a Citation of Excellence in Theater Arts Education by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, GSP’s classroom residency programs strengthen content knowledge in English language arts, math, science and social studies.
Acting Classes for All George Street Playhouse’s Theatre Academy for youth, teens and adults celebrates each student’s creative expression by providing a fun, engaging environment to explore theatre, develop self-confidence, and collaborate with others. Classes are ideal for those with or without theater experience
CONTRIBUTORS
as of June 30, 2017
George Street Playhouse gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the many individuals, corporations, foundations, organizations and government agencies whose gifts play a significant role in our mission to produce world-class theatre and to bring the power of theatre education programs to over 35,000 students each year. CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTORS EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
CONTRIBUTING PARTNER
($100,000 and Above) The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey Johnson & Johnson The Laurents/Hatcher Foundation Middlesex County Cultural and Arts Trust Fund New Jersey State Council on the Arts Novo Nordisk, Inc.
($50,000 - $99,999) The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation The Karma Foundation The Shubert Foundation, Inc.
($5,000 - $9,999) Albert Garlatti Construction Inc. Borden Perlman Salisbury & Kelly Colgate-Palmolive Company Investors Foundation McCarter & English, LLP Merrill G. and Emita E. Hastings Foundation New Brunswick Development Corporation (DEVCO) Parker Home at Stonegate PSE&G Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital TD Bank
CO-PRODUCERS
GUARANTORS
PRODUCERS
($20,000 - $49,999) Bank of America Bloomberg Philanthropies Bristol-Myers Squibb Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission New Jersey Council for the Humanities Rutgers Community Health Foundation RWJ Barnabas Health TD Charitable Foundation Union Foundation
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS ($10,000 - $19,999) E. J. Grassmann Trust The Karma Foundation The Hyde and Watson Foundation PNC Foundation Rita Allen Foundation Wells Fargo WithumSmith+Brown
($2,500 - $4,999) The Amboy Foundation The Fred C. Rummel Foundation
PATRONS ($1,000 - $2,499) Anela Kolohe Foundation Boston Properties The Campbell Family Foundation Cushman & Wakefield EisnerAmper LLP Engel and Devlin, P.C. Flemington Car & Truck Country Fox Rothschild LLP Fund for the New Jersey Blind, Inc. Gilbane Building Company Gordon and Llura Gund Foundation Grounds for Sculpture Infineum USA, L.P. I.A.T.S.E. International International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 456 LCK Wealth Advisors Lincoln Center Theatre Markowitz, Fenelon, & Bank LLP
Merrill Lynch & Co. NJP Associates Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 9 Saint Peter’s University Hospital Auxiliary Somerset Health Care Foundation William Morris Endeavor
BACKERS ($500 - $999) Franklin Mutual Insurance Glenmede Trust Company Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst & Doukas, LLP I.A.T.S.E International Kelso & Bradshaw Leonard Bernstein Foundation New Brunswick Cultural Center, Inc. New Brunswick Parking Authority New Jersey Theatre Alliance RBC Wealth Management Rutgers Office of Community Affairs Schenck, Price, Smith, & King LLP Mazars USA LLP
ANGELS (Gifts Under $500) Actors Equity Foundation, Inc. AlphaGraphics Fox Stage Productions Rutgers School of Dental Medicine Siperstein’s Fords Paint Corporation Zimmerli Art Museum
GIFTS-IN-KIND Beasely Media Group Brother Jimmy’s BBQ DI Group The Frog and The Peach The Heldrich Nassau Communications Panico’s Tumulty’s Pub Wegmans
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THANK YOU for your support INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS IMPRESSARIOS ($50,000 and Above) Sharon Karmazin
Rita Paszamant Janice G.and Lewis Stolar Gabriella and Stephen M. Vajtay
PRODUCING DIRECTORS
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS
($20,000 - $49,999) Joan and Robert Campbell Joann and Ken Fisher James N. Heston The Family of Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. The Honorable Thomas H. Kean, in Honor of David Saint Elizabeth and Arthur Roswell Marlene and Tony Volpe
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS ($10,000 - $19,999) Lucy Hughes and Sean Devlin Peter Jewell and Fred Eisinger Betty Wold Johnson David Saint
PRODUCERS ($5,000 - $9,999) Laura Z. Baron Isa and Michael Beck Elaine and Robert Ciatto Dina Elkins William Engel David M. Greene Mary and Edward Hartnett Lorraine Knapp Nancy and Duncan MacMillan Lisa Moro and Alan Voorhees Dorothy and Norman Politziner Jocelyn Schwartzman Vikki Schwartzman Margaret Styne Lexine and Cuyler Tremayne Lora and William Tremayne
CO-PRODUCERS ($2,500 - $4,999) Lois and Ronald Bleich Nancy Boucher and W. John Bauer William Hagaman Tillie and Bob Kahle Penelope E. Lattimer, Ph.D. Barbara and Leonard Littmann Ellen Ozur and Stuart Brown
($1,000 - $2,499) Edward S. Atwater Frank Barker Regina Belowsky Walter Bradhering and Daniel Kluchinski Joan and Robert Bramson Mary and Patrick Callan Carol and Joe Ciorciari Richard DeLisi D’Maris and Joseph F. Dempsey Lillian and Michael Dipiazza Barbara and Paul Eggermann Jane Engel Suzanne Engel Lyn and David Fasanella Jennie and John Fischer Susan Forman and Richard Lehne Marc Gonzer Clara and John Grosso Mark Gruber Lorraine and Robert Henry Jean and Claude Heller Winnie Holzman and Paul Dooley Suzanne and Steve Kalafer Mindy Raso Kirstein and Phil Kirstein Charles T. Larsson Nancy L. and Arthur E. Lee Laura and Joel Leizer Laura and Dean B. Livingston Pamela and Andrew Lovasz David Lumia Daphne and Steve Mishkin Marc McMahon and Roberto Moreira Joy and Thomas McPartland Richard Patt Ann and Robert Rafano Christine Renz and Noah R. Levy Adrienne and Andrew Ross Carole and Stephen Schneider Rozann and George Shackleton Lynn and Barry Sherman Ben Sifuentes-Jáuregui Frances E. Stromsland, Ed.D. Marlo Thomas Renee Troiano
Margaret Velden Bob Virgadamo Caroline S. and F. Helmut Weymar Nancy and Edward Winant Michele and George Wolansky
PARTNERS ($500 - $999) Kathleen and Tom Carral Laura Cahill and the Honorable James Cahill Leo Devine Patrick J. Diegnan, Jr. Nancy and Richard Engle Rick Engler and Brad Caswell David A. Feigley Bobbi and Barry Freedman Susan and Bryan Garruto Wilma and Arthur Gelfand Julie and Robert Goldstein Midge Golin Beth and Martin Hammer Elizabeth and James Hance Nancy and Richard Hines Ellen and George Horowitz Susan and Jeffrey Hyman Karen and Ronald Joho Joyce and William Jonat Irene and Steven Lieberman Barbara and Robert Martalus Michael Mastro Joan Barry and Richard L. McCormick Doreen Molloy and John Manfredi Maria and Abel Moreyra Marlene and Michael Nissenblatt Elizabeth Otterbein Mary and Ted Petti Mona and Barry Portnoy Karen and Robert Predale Julie and Robert Ratano Joan Raffe Marie and Marshall Rosen Karen and Henry Ross Sue and Evan Schwartzman Rozann and George Shackleton, in Honor of Penelope Lattimer Barbara and Howard Sorkin Willa and Michael Spicer Nickie and L. Richard Wolff
CONTRIBUTORS BACKERS
($250 - $499) Michael Antoniades Frank Arcaro Ellen Berman Karen A. Beverly Jacqueline Brendel Mr. and Mrs. Terrill Brenner Adele and Jack Borrus Christine and Benjamin Bucca Andrea and James Carroll Scott Corbett Lynnette Durko Dina and Peter Engler Elaine and Bill Flynn Mark Froelich and Doug Otrimski Boyd Gaines Stephen Garvey Willard Geller Paula and Jack Gentempo Margaret Grove Irwin Hametz Robert Hartmann Evelyn Hartmann Valerie and Nathaniel Hartshorne Kenneth Kaufman Ruth B. Klein Joseph Kosmo Susanne and Alexander Kucsma Howard R. Levine Nicky and Paige L’Hommedieu Andrew Lippa Lanny and Lee Livingston Rose and Anthony Lo Castro Richard McAdams John McEwen Mary Ann McLaughlin John Mortenson Lilia and Roberto Muniz Barbara Nathan Brenda Overcash and Thomas West Cori and Jim Palmere Kimberly and Gregory Parris Marion and Michael Portnoy Janet and Joseph Potenza Bethany and Jonathan Rabinowitz Stephen L. Ritz Alan Rothschild Rita Seplowitz Saltz Arline Schwartzman Megan Shook Patricia Sheehan Jerry Stiller Joel Studebaker Bonnie and David Sudol Gail and James Szeluga Blanquita B. Valenti Dan Vickery Joanne and Allan Williams
ANGELS
($100 - $249) Beatrice Abrams Carol Adelman Arda Agulian and Ron Russo
as of June 30, 2017 Beatrice and Ed Albaum David Alberts Jennifer Allen Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Alterman Carol and Thomas F. Arnold Maryjane Austin Linda Bachman Barbara Baier Isabelle and John Baker Peggy Barbella Nancy R. Baron Jeanne and James F. Barrett, II Shirley and Stuart Bauer Kathi and Greg Baxter Susan and Alan Blanchette Karen and David Blivaiss Nancy and Russell Block Bill Braden Jody and Phil Bramson Shelley Brankner Eileen and John Bufe Richard Bullock Joanne and James Bunce Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Carroll Linda and Theodore M. Choplick Carolyn and Larry Cohen Ellen and Ted Cohen Sylvia and Howard Cohen Donald B. Cook Sheila Cooper Mark Corso Elizabeth Counselman Ellen and Cliff Cramer Robert Daly Natalie Darwin Nancy and Jeff Davis Madeline Detalvo Norman Diamond Ellen and Richard Diamond Betty and Paul Dicker Susan and Merv Dickinson David Drinkwater and Jonathan Mills Katherine Dulan Sandi and Allan Ellis Joseph Ercolino Paulette Ewert Sondra Fechtner Paula and Irwin Feifer David Feigley Gail and S. Ashby Foote Marie Foucher and Daniel D. Hyman Bonnie and William Fox Barbara and Sheldon Freidenreich Judith E. Gardner Stacey and David Garfield Chris Gatelli Joyce and Alvin Glasgold Marilyn Glassner Susan and Eric Goldman Joel Goldsmith Marjorie and Bruce Goldstein Anne and Robert Gordon Marlene and Joel Gordon Elizabeth and Roy Gotta Robert Grant
Marcia Greenberg Judy and Michael Greenwood Brenda Hagan James Hastings Dorothy and George Heinze Lucille Heller Ellen and Joel Henkin Deborah Herman and Shelby Wells Blanche Hoffman Laura and James Holdsworth Frederick Holt Ann and John Holt Bernice and Robert Howatt Brian R. Humphrey Rachel and Jeff Humphrey Pamela Imbimbo Edna Ingold Jim Jack Marilyn Jeris Janice and Sherry Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Frank Jones Maxine and Mark Kasdin Liz and Murray Katz John P. Khouri Elisabeth and Donald King Gregory King David Klein Pat and Roger Klein Jackie Kreuger Evelyn and George Lander Kathleen Larkin and Frank Sonnenberg Ann and John Lech Renee and Steve Levin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levine Karen and David Levinsky Rita and Philip Levy Marlaine Lockheed and Steven Frakt Kathleen Love Carolyn and Frank Lumia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Margolies Ruth and Michael Margolin Joanne M. and Tom Marino Charles Martino Elaine and William McClure Pat McCorkle Mary McDermott Mary Ann McLaughlin Susan and Jack Meola Sharon and Vance Merolla Marion Mezzetti Joan and Rabbi Bennett Miller Michele and Irwin Millinger Linda and Hassan Minor Karol and Wayne Morrison Bruce Moskovitz and John Felllin Jim Mulroy Judith S. Musicant Suzanne S. Nacson Barbara and Kurt Nathan Randi Neuman Debbie and Henry E. Newman Rochelle and Bruce D. Newman Walter Newman Dennis O’Dea Eugene F. O’Neill
THANK YOU for your support Tracey O’Reggio Anita and Harry Paborsky Virginia and Michael Palmer Glenn M. Parker Margaret and Harry Perrin Barbara and Jim Petrosini Rosemary and Robert Polak Marlene and Gerald Pomper George F. Poppe III Marcus Peter Porcelli Joan Pritchard Ellen O. Rebarber Maureen and Frank Rees Susan Rivkind and Richard Zucker Ruth Robinson David Rogoff Naomi and Jerry Rose David Rosen Buena Rosenbloom Judith Rubin Karen Satterthwaite Barbara Schafer Lolly Schenck Cory and Stanley Schneider Patricia Schneider and Roger Smith Dr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Schotland Kathy and Ken Schurzky Susette Schwartz and Marvin Brauth Todd and Tara Schwartzman Lynn and John Semmlow Lurlee Shutkin and Donald White Marjorie Shakun
Carolyn and Arthur Sherbin Victoria and Michael Shernicoff Pat Shiffner Rachel and Michael Silverstein Harvey B. Singer Karen and Sheldon Singer Elaine and Gene Sletvold Cecile Spector Patricia and Robert Spencer Willa and Michael Spicer Ronnie and Drew Staffenberg Natalie and Ernest Stein Susan Steinfeld Toni and Edward Stern Janice and Lewis Stolar, In Memory of Stephanie Bramson Robert Stone Beverly Teich Sheila and Raymond Testa Donald Thomas James Tiesi Bridget Troccoli Cecilia Tyler Bonnie and Allan Warton Barbara Westergaard Adam White Caroline Willard Jon Winer Philip Witt Anita H. Wolfson J. Wood, in honor of Marc Vogt
ARTHUR LAURENTS MEMORIAL FUND DONORS: Lauren Bacall* Roger Berlind Lois and Ronald Bleich Paddy Briglio Tyne Daly Joe DiPietro Holly and Orlando Esposito Freddie and Myrna Gershon David M. Greene David Hatcher Marcia Hefter Shirley Herz* James N. Heston Winnie Holzman and Paul Dooley Betty Wold Johnson Sharon Karmazin The Honorable Thomas H. Kean Jonathan Lomma Judith A. McDowell Anne Meara* and Jerry Stiller Karen S. Price David Saint Jocelyn Schwartzman Stephen Sondheim The Streisand Foundation Margaret Styne Lora and Bill Tremayne Ralph W. Voorhees* * – deceased
MAXIMIZE THE IMPACT OF YOUR GIFT with a matching gift from your company! Double or triple the impact of your gift to George Street Playhouse! Include the name of your affiliation on your pledge form and your company’s matching gift form. GSP will credit the amount of your matching gift toward your gift total and include you in the higher level of benefits based on the combined gift total. Matching gifts play an essential role in the financial support of George Street Playhouse.
Current Matching Gift Companies Supporting the Playhouse Bristol-Myers Squibb
Merck Company
GE Foundation
Merrill Lynch & Co
The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey
Prudential Foundation
IBM Corporation
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Johnson & Johnson
UBS
Pfizer
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For Your Information GSP is located at 103 College Farm Road, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 www.GeorgeStreetPlayhouse.org • Box Office: 732-246-7717 AUDIO-DESCRIBED PERFORMANCES The audio-described performances for patrons with visual impairments are at 8pm on:
I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, Oct. 26 An Act of God, Nov. 14 American Hero, Feb. 15 Trying, Mar. 29 The Nerd, May 10 Please call the Box Office, 732-246-7717, for further information. Large print and Braille brochures and programs are available upon request. Audio-described performances are made possible by support from Fund for the New Jersey Blind, Inc.
OPEN-CAPTIONED PERFORMANCES The open-captioned performances for patrons with hearing impairments are at 2pm on:
I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, Oct. 28 An Act of God, Dec. 16 American Hero, Feb. 17 Trying, Apr. 31 The Nerd, May 12 Please inform the Box Office that you wish to use this service so that you may be seated appropriately. George Street Playhouse’s accessible programming is made possible in part by Fund for the New Jersey Blind, Inc., the Gordon and Llura Gund Foundation, the William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation, the Hyde and Watson Foundation, the Union Foundation, and the E.J. Grassmann Trust.
programs and activities. If any individual requires special assistance or assistive technology, please contact the Patron Services Manager at 732-246-7717 as far in advance of the program as possible.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY If necessary, patrons are asked to leave cell phones with the bartender or House Manager, along with their seat location.
FIRE NOTICE The exit indicated by the red light and sign nearest to the seat you occupy is the shortest route to the street. In the event of a fire or other emergency, please do not run, WALK TO THE EXIT.
INCLEMENT WEATHER George Street Playhouse maintains a policy of not cancelling performances due to inclement weather, except in the event a State of Emergency has been declared by the State or Local Government.
LATE SEATING POLICY The theatre is open to the public one half-hour prior to the performance. In consideration of all patrons, latecomers will be seated at the discretion of House Management. Late patrons will be seated in the best available seating at an appropriate break or interval during the performance.
RECORDING EQUIPMENT Due to copyright and union regulations and restrictions, still cameras, video cameras or any type of recording equipment is not permitted at any time in the theatre and will be confiscated.
ASSISTIVE LISTENING SYSTEM
SMOKING
For patrons who have a hearing impairment, light-weight, comfortable, padded earbuds and receivers are available. George Street Playhouse offers all people equal access and opportunities to participate in its services,
The Playhouse is a smoke-free environment. There is no smoking in the building. If you wish to smoke, you may do so outside where there are ashtrays available.
STAFF David Saint, Artistic Director • Kelly Ryman, Managing Director
ARTISTIC Producing Associate Casting
DEVELOPMENT Scott Goldman McCorkle Casting, Ltd.
Director of Development
Jacqueline Brendel
Development Associate, Special Events Peggy Aronson Development Associate,
EDUCATION
Institutional Relations
Director of Education and Outreach
Jim Jack Assistant Director of Education Christa Cillaroto Manager of Tour and Academy Programs Diana Gundacker Education Administrative Assistant Angela Peletier Resident Teaching Artist/ Project Coordinator Annie Rutherford Lutz 2017/18 – Touring Cast, New Jersey Christina Comizio Evan Hart Rachelle Legrand Joe Piserchio 2017/18 – Touring Cast, Houston Dante Anderson Mason Butler Carol Foose Katrina Lugo Stage Manager, New Jersey Hannah M’Lynn Stage Manager, Houston Erica Leigh Teaching Artists Dustin Ballard Laura Bozzone Madeline Calandrillo Heather Holmes Sam Leichter Annie Rutherford Lutz Rachel Matusewicz Lucas Pinner Dave Seamon Jaime Ward
MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS Director of Marketing & Public Relations Marketing & Public Relations Associate Graphic Designer/Marketing Associate Sales & Community Engagement Assoc. Photographer
Rick Engler Brian Kelley Mark Kieran Erin Leder T. Charles Erickson
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Director of Finance Business Assistant
Production Manager Assistant Production Manager
Technical Director
Assistant Technical Director Master Carpenter Carpenters Scenic Charge
Sales Associates
Marc Vogt Matthew Schmutz Frank Giamella Theodore Hoelter Stone Coggins James Hancocks
PROPERTIES Properties Master Assistant Properties Master Deck Hand
Helen Tewksbury Maureen Hennessey Andre Penn
COSTUMES Costume Shop Manager Wardrobe Supervisor
Esther Arroyo Kelli Kardell
SOUND & ELECTRICS Master Electrician Sound Engineer
Tommy Williamson Ted Crimy
Assistant Master Electrician and Lighting Console Operator
FOR THIS PRODUCTION
Megan Cherry
SETS
Supervising Music Copyist
House Manager
Christopher J. Bailey
Company Manager/
Patron Services Manager
Karen Price Lynne Holton
PRODUCTION
PATRON SERVICES & BOX OFFICE Shakera Blakney Jaci D’Ulisse Megan Cherry Gerry Porcaro Lolly Schenck Diana Gundacker Abid Hassan Cassidy Nogueira Aaron Ratzan
Cassidy Nogueira
Development Associate, Donor Relations Megan Shook
Assistant Stage Manager Media Technician & Programmer Assistant Set Designer Assistant Costume Designer Assistant Lighting Designer Associate Sound Designer A2/Stage Hand A2/Stage Hand Follow Spot 1 Follow Spot 2
Marlon Lockhart
Greg Kenna Theron Alexander Andrew Gusciora Mike Kaukl Taylor Pico Andrew Scharwath Patrick Lachance John Latona Jr. Jorge Baez Jeremias Pacheco Thomas Ulman
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