Young Frankenstein 2015

The Community’s Professional Theatre

October 8 – 30 At the Center for Arts and Media 1575 South State Street www.the-grand.org • 801-957-3322

456 Trolley Square Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 (801) 359-2020 www.thespectacle.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE................................................................................4 TITLE PAGE.....................................................................................................5 FROM THE GRAND’S DIRECTOR..................................................................6 CAST OF CHARACTERS.................................................................................7 MUSICAL NUMBERS.......................................................................................8 WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST...........................................................................10 WHO’S WHO ON THE CREATIVE STAFF.....................................................12 PRODUCTION STAFF....................................................................................14 GRAND THEATRE DONATIONS...................................................................15

Special Thanks to

The Salt Lake County’s Zoo, Arts and Parks Program Fund for their generous financial support

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

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hank you for joining us for Mel Brook’s Young Frankenstein, the second show of our 25th Anniversary Season. You are sitting in a historic site. The Grand Theatre was original to South High School built in 1932, with our box office serving back then as the Principal’s Office.

As you look around the theatre, I hope you’ll take note of its original architectural features, including the small cherubs at the tops of the columns! We are proud to be a part of such a beautiful space.

Mel Brooks’ iconic 1970s film became a Broadway smash in 2007, created by the same team who transformed The Producers into a runaway success. Young Frankenstein was nominated for the Tony, Drama Desk Award, and won the Outer Critics Circle Award. Young Frankenstein has all the panache of the screen sensation with a little extra theatrical flair added.

This year’s season at the Grand Theatre is full of excitement! After Young Frankenstein, join us in January for our Backstage Concert Series showcasing the Baby Boomer Comedy Hour and An Evening with Etta James, featuring the talented Dee-Dee Darby Duffin. January also brings the world renowned Sundance Film Festival, making The Grand the largest festival venue in Salt Lake. Spring marks the return of our American Classic Series with Picnic, and then we’ll close with the smash hit, The Full Monty. For dates and show information, please see the enclosed season brochure.

Salt Lake Community College and the Grand Theatre have experienced tremendous expansion during the past several years. Our stunning new Center For Arts and Media brings together the latest technology and resources in digital arts education, combines the best teachers in the valley, and puts them all in one environment - sharing, creating, inspiring, and collaborating throughout its 130,000 square feet. The stage has been set for student success here at SLCC. We truly are the community’s college and our many resources - like this wonderful theatre - are here for everyone to enjoy.

Please encourage your neighbors and colleagues to join us as we present professional community theatre here at The Grand. We are so glad you are with us tonight. Please enjoy the show!

Dr. Deneece G. Huftalin President Salt Lake Community College

Special Thanks to

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Presents

The New Mel Brooks Musical

Young Frankenstein Book by

Music and Lyrics

Mel Brooks & Thomas Meehan

Mel Brooks

Halee Rasmussen

Máire Nelligan

Scenic Design

Properties Design

Josh Martin

Adam Day

Lighting Design

Sound Design

Megan Jensen

Lesli Spencer

Costume Design

Make-up & Hair Design

Michael Horejsi

Caroline Cain

Set Dressing

Stage Manager

Angela Willis

Tim Swensen

Rehearsal Stage Manager

Kenneth Plain Music Direction

Assistant Stage Manager

Christine Moore Choreography

Stage Direction by

David Schmidt “Puttin’ on the Ritz” by Irving Berlin Words and music by Irving Berlin© 1928, 1929 by Irving Berlin (ASCAP) © Renewed

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hank you for joining us as we celebrate our 25th anniversary! Young Frankenstein is a hilarious show, based on the comedy classic film

by Mel Brooks. Hailed by the American Film Institute as one of the funniest movies of all time, the musical (also written by Mel Brooks) doesn’t disappoint. Enjoy all your favorite moments from the film, as well as hilarious new songs from all your favorite characters. As you enjoy our production, it is easy to see why Young Frankenstein earned so many accolades and awards.

The story follows Dr. Frankenstein (pronounced Fronk-en-steen) as he attempts to complete his grandfather’s masterwork, bringing a corpse to life. Together with his oddly shaped and endearing servant Igor (pronounced “Eye-gore”), his curvaceous lab assistant Inga, his housekeeper Fraü Bleucher, and in spite of his incredibly selfinvolved fiancée Elizabeth, Frankenstein succeeds in creating a monster to rival his grandfather’s.

As we look towards the next 25 years, we’re excited to introduce several new programs to make your experience with us even better, like the new Grand Theatre app, offering exclusive behind the scenes looks at our shows, special offers and discounts, and the ability to pick up last-minute tickets on the go. Just search for “The Grand Theatre” on the App Store or on Google Play. We’re also thrilled to introduce our brand new ticketing software, making online purchases faster and easier! For the first time ever, you can now purchase season tickets and flex passes online. Season ticket holders can look forward to some new services as we roll out our new Season Subscriber Rewards Program. Some of the new services include reserved seating at our backstage shows and complimentary concession items at many of our productions. It’s just our way of saying thanks for being a Season Subscriber and supporting The Grand. For more information, or to join our Season Subscriber family, please see the Subscription Desk at the concessions table in the lobby.

We hope you enjoy this production as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you! We’re proud of the professional quality theatre we bring the community at an affordable cost. We hope you’ll continue to help support our community by joining us on November 7th as we again host Art With Heart. All proceeds from Art With Heart go to benefit Shriners Hospital for Children, so we really hope you can make it!

Thank you and enjoy the show!

Seth Miller Interim Director

Special Thanks to

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CAST OF CHARACTERS Cast Dr. Frankenstein.........................................................................................ADDISON WELCH The Monster..................................................................................................... DAVE HANSON Igor.....................................................................................................................TREVOR DEAN Inga.............................................................................................................ARIELLE SCHMIDT Elizabeth Benning...........................................................................................ANGELA AVILA Frau Blücher.................................................................................................LISA ANN WHITE Hermit, Kemp.................................................................................. MICHAEL ALLEN GRAY Victor Frankenstein....................................................................................JASON CAMPBELL Telegraph Boy, Equine, Mordecai, Quartet, Count Dracula.................JACOB ELTZROTH Ziggy, Steward, Shoeshine Boy........................................................... KURT CHRISTENSEN Herald, Mr. Hilltop, Equine, Quartet, Bob.......................................... BAILEY CUMMINGS Werewolf, Quartet, Sasha........................................................................... WILSON HICKEN Masha....................................................................................................... SAMANTHA STUCK Tasha............................................................................................................... JAMIE TRAXLER Basha........................................................................................................ ARIANNA GLAUSER Ensemble........................................................ JASON CAMPBELL, KURT CHRISTENSEN, BAILEY CUMMINGS, MAKAYLA CUSSEN, JACOB ELTZROTH, SCOTT FERRIN, ARIANNA GLAUSER, WILSON HICKEN, SAMANTHA STUCK, JAMIE TRAXLER, DAWN VEREE, MEGAN WHITTAKER Orchestrations

Musical recording provided by The MT Pit L.L.C. www.themtpit.com Please be advised that strobe lights, haze and fog are used in this production.

Special Thanks to

George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation for their generous financial support

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MUSICAL NUMBERS Act I Scene 1: A Village in Transylvania, 1934 “The Happiest Town in Town”...............................................Kemp and Villagers Scene 2: Medical School, New York City “The Brain”.........................................................................Frederick and Students Scene 3: Hudson River, Pier 57 “Please Don’t Touch Me”................................................ Elizabeth and Voyagers Scene 4: A Railroad Station in Transylvania “Together Again (for the First Time)”....................................Frederick and Igor Scene 5: A Hay Wagon “Roll in the Hay”.............................................................Inga, Frederick, and Igor Scene 6: Castle Frankenstein Scene 7: The Grand Hall of Castle Frankenstein “Join the Family Business”................................Victor, Frederick, and Ancestors Scene 8: The Laboratory “He Vas My Boyfriend”...................................................................... Frau Blücher Scene 9: The Town Hall “The Law”.................................................................................Kemp and Villagers Scene 10: The Laboratory “Life, Life”........................................................ Frederick, Igor, Inga, and Blücher Scene 11: The Courtyard of Castle Frankenstein “Welcome to Transylvania”.................................................Transylvania Quartet “Transylvania Mania”........................ Igor, Frederick, Inga, Kemp and Villagers ~ There is one 15 minute intermission during this production ~

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MUSICAL NUMBERS Act II Scene 1: The Forest “He’s Loose”.............................................................................. Kemp and Villagers Scene 2: The Laboratory “Listen to Your Heart”........................................................................................Inga “Surprise”................................................ Elizabeth, Igor, Blücher, and Entourage Scene 3: A Remote Cottage in the Forest “Please Send Me Someone”.................................................................. The Hermit Scene 4: The Dungeon of Castle Frankenstein “Man About Town”....................................................................................Frederick Scene 5: A Theatre in Transylvania “Puttin’ on the Ritz” ............ Frederick, The Monster, Inga, Igor, and Ensemble Scene 6: A Cave in the Forest “Deep Love”................................................................................................ Elizabeth Scene 7: The Laboratory Scene 8: The Village Square “Frederick’s Soliloquy”..............................................................................Frederick “Deep Love” (Reprise)......................................................................... The Monster “Finale Ultimo”..................................................................................The Company

Special Thanks to

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST ANGELA AVILA (Elizabeth) is beyond elated to be once again performing on the stage at The Grand Theatre. She has been seen here previously as Judith/Soprano Soloist in Not The Messiah, Asaka in Once On This Island, Anne in La Cage Aux Folles, Ms. Bell in Fame and Little Red in Into the Woods. She has performed at several theatres in Utah including Salt Lake Acting Company, Pioneer Theatre Company and Hale Center Theatre in West Valley and Orem.

Angela spent 5 years of her life performing as a singer/dancer for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines.

JASON CAMPBELL (Ensemble) is very excited to share his first show at The Grand Theatre with this fabulous cast and crew. Jason teaches choir and theatre at Central Davis Jr. High in Layton, Utah and could not be more excited to finally be back on this side of the stage. Past roles include: Motel in Fiddler on the Roof, Harry Witherspoon in Lucky Stiff, Guiseppe in The Gondoliers, Linus in You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown and Cornelius in Hello Dolly.

KURT CHRISTENSEN (Ensemble) marks his debut performance upon The Grand Theatre’s stage!

Other stages he has performed on include Hale Centre Theatre West Valley, Centerpoint Legacy Theatre, the Egyptian Theatre in Park City, as well as the LDS Conference Center. Some of his favorite roles have been Al (A Chorus Line), Dick Bernly (9 to 5 the Musical), Simon Stride (Jekyll & Hyde), Judah (Joseph…) and Sister Mary Leo (Nunsense A-Men) at Westminster College.

BAILEY CUMMINGS (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making his Grand Theatre debut! He is currently a sophomore in The University of Utah’s Musical Theatre Program. He was most recently seen in their production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum as Protean #2. Other credits include: Jack in Into the Woods, Bobby Strong in Urinetown: The Musical and Benjamin in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. This winter, Bailey can be seen playing the role of Ambrose Kemper in the U’s production of Hello Dolly!

MAKAYLA CUSSEN (Ensemble) is a sophomore in the Musical Theatre Program at the University of Utah. You may recognize her as Tintinabula from the U’s A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the

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Forum last year. She is very excited to be doing her first show at The Grand Theatre!

TREVOR DEAN (Igor) is excited to be playing another dream role, returning to The Grand Theatre after playing Seymour Krelborn in Little Shop of Horrors last year. He has performed in theaters throughout the Rocky Mt Region, including: Salt Lake Acting Company, Hale Centre Theatre, Ziegfeld Theatre, Rose Wagoner Performing Arts, Wasatch Theatre Co., Jackson Hole Playmill and many others. Trevor was recently seen as Scuttle in Disney’s Little Mermaid.

Some of his other favorite roles include: Ralph Waldo Emerson (Charm), Feuilly/Joly (Les Miserables), Evelyn Oakley (Anything Goes), Bob Wallace (White Christmas) and ‘Bud’ Rasmussen (Saturday’s Voyeur 2012-13).

JACOB ELTZROTH (Ensemble) is a senior in the Actors Training Program at the University of Utah and will be receiving his BFA in the spring.

Past credits include: Philante in The School for Lies (Studio 115), Trekkie Monster in Avenue Q (Babcock Theater), Tybalt in Romeo & Juliet (Studio 115) and Puppeteer/Wino in Little Shop of Horrors (Grand Theatre). Jacob is excited to be returning to The Grand Theatre.

SCOTT FERRIN (Ensemble) is happy to be performing at The Grand once again. Of several roles performed here, his favorite was Sgt Schultz in Pirated Penzance. Other favorite roles are: Mayor Shinn in the Music Man, Clarence the Angel in It’s a Wonderful Life, King Gullible in Twelve Dancing Princesses and Mr. Sowerberry in Oliver. Enjoy the show everyone!

ARIANNA GLAUSER (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her debut at The Grand Theatre. She is currently a junior studying Musical Theatre at the University of Utah and was recently in the program’s production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.

MICHAEL ALLEN GRAY (Hermit/Kemp) recently moved to Salt Lake City from New York City following a 33 year performing career. He loses his Mel Brooks virginity and is thrilled to be making his Utah musical theatre debut in Young Frankenstein. He toured internationally as Cervantes in Man of La Mancha, with many lovely

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST (and no so lovely) productions in between. He served as Resident Artist and Entertainment Director for the USO in New York City and is a Combat Vietnam Veteran who continues to serve SSMACNYC, a 96 year old Military B&B in NYC as Social Media Manager and Event Coordinator.

He is overjoyed to be playing Inspector Kemp and Harold the Hermit here at the magnificent Grand Theatre.

DAVE HANSON (The Monster) returns to The Grand after having appeared in Little Shop of Horrors, Our Town, La Cage aux Folles, Not the Messiah, Death of Salesman and The Crucible. He has also recently played such roles as Richard in Pinnacle Theater Company’s production of The Lion in Winter, as Sweeney Todd with ARTE and MJ Productions and as Cardinal Richelieu in The Three Musketeers at the Covey Center for the Arts. David’s recent directorial credits include Fame, Wait Until Dark, Joyful Noise, The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 and War of the Worlds, which he also adapted.

WILSON HICKEN (Ensemble) is thrilled to be back at The Grand after appearing in last year’s Little Shop of Horrors as a member of the ensemble. Wilson is a sophomore in the University of Utah Musical Theatre program.

ARIELLE SCHMIDT (Inga) is ecstatic to be in her first production at The Grand Theatre as Inga.

Her most recent productions include You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown (Sally), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Philia), Godspell (Telly) and The Threepenny Opera (Dolly/U.S. Polly). She spent the last summer at the Open Jar Institute in New York City and was seen in Ohio Light Opera’s 36th repertory season.

She appeared in shows such as Die Fledermaus, My Fair Lady and Call Me Madam. Her other credits include She Loves Me (Ensemble/U.S. Amalia), Spring Awakening (Anna), Sweeney Todd (Johanna) and Wild Party (Mae).

SAMANTHA STUCK (Ensemble) is a junior pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre at the University of Utah. She is originally from Jackson Hole, Wyoming and moved to Salt Lake three years ago. This is her first performance in Utah and she is excited to make her debut this fall at The Grand Theatre.

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JAMIE TRAXLER (Ensemble) was born and raised in Nevada and has found herself in Utah at the U as a 3rd year in the Musical Theatre Program. She was last seen as Gemini in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at the U last spring. She is excited to make her Grand Theatre debut.

DAWN VEREE (Ensemble) is delighted to be making her Grand Theatre debut. Locally, Dawn is a member of the Utah Opera Chorus and has performed at the Hale Center Theatre and the Covey Center for the Performing Arts. Favorite roles have included Vicki in The Full Monty, Mabel in The Pirates of Penzance, the Witch in Into the Woods, Johanna in Sweeney Todd and as lead singer aboard the MS Royal Odyssey’s musical revue group.

ADDISON WELCH (Dr. Frankenstein) was last on The Grand’s stage years ago in one of his favorite shows to date, Musical of Musicals, the Musical. He is excited to be back! Addison has a degree in musical theatre from Weber State University and recently returned from Florida where he performed for Disney for a few years.

Favorite roles include Ichabod Crane (Sleepy Hollow The Musical), Sky Masterson (Guys and Dolls) and Aldolpho (Drowsy Chaperone).

LISA ANN WHITE (Frau Blücher) is thrilled to be back onstage after a two year hiatus - and playing a dream role to boot! Lisa had been seen on various stages throughout Utah and has played in the New York Musical Theater Festival. Favorite roles include: Vicki in The Full Monty, JoAnn in Rent, Miss Mona in Best Little Whorehouse.., Christmas Eve in Avenue Q, Mrs. Meers in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Velma in Hairspray, to name a few. At The Grand Theatre, she was last seen as Adelaide in Guys and Dolls.

MEGAN WHITTAKER (Ensemble) is delighted to be in her first production with The Grand Theatre.

She has been engaged in the dance community for the better part of her life, and while her focus is founded in ballet, she is excited to be putting on her tap shoes for this Broadway gem. In addition to dancing, Megan works in the U of U Theatre department, bakes cakes and treats and spends her free time in front of the camera working in local productions and commercials.

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WHO’S WHO ON THE CREATIVE STAFF CAROLINE CAIN (Stage Management) is a graduate of the University of Utah with her B.F.A in Stage Management. Caroline has worked for The Grand Theatre since 2008 and during that time has stage managed Always Patsy Cline (2015), Skin of Our Teeth, Forever Plaid (2014), Rings, Not the Messiah (2013/2014), Songs of Peggy Lee and Heat; Production Stage Managed Our Town and Assistant Stage Managed The Crucible, Wizard of Oz, Messiah, Miss Ever’s Boys and Urinetown. At the University she has stage managed The Children’s Hour, A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Salt Lake Shakespeare and Assistant Stage Managed Avenue Q and The Eccentrics.

ADAM DAY (Sound Design) has a BFA in Performing Arts Design from the University of Utah. Some of his recent credits include sound design for Forever Plaid (The Grand Theatre), live mix for NOWHERE (NOW-ID), sound design and live mix for Godspell (University of Utah), Little Shop of Horrors (The Grand Theatre), Lost in the Woods (Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory), Feast (NOW-ID) and Spring Awakening (University of Utah). He also works as the Technical Coordinator at the Draper City Amphitheater where he just finished his sixth season.

MICHAEL HOREJSI (Set Dressing) has an MFA in Design and Technical Theatre from The University of Minnesota and has extensive National and International Touring experience with arena and theater shows, as well as sporting spectaculars such as The NBA All Star Jam Session and The USA Swimming Olympic Trials. Michael has worked as a technician and designer for several theatres including: Oregon Festival of American Music, The Guthrie Theatre, The Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, American Players Theatre, The History Theatre and others.

MEGAN JENSEN (Costume Design) recently graduated from the University of Utah’s Performing Arts Design Program with an emphasis in costume design. Her recent credits include The Libation Bearers (The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey Next Stage Ensemble), The Threepenny Opera (Babcock Theatre), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Babcock Theatre), and Forever Plaid (The Grand Theatre).

JOSH MARTIN (Lighting Design) is delighted to be back at the Grand Theatre. Previously the Master Electrician for several years, his most recent designs at the Grand include Forever Plaid (2015 and 2014), The Backstage at The Grand Concert Series and The Marvelous Wonderettes. He also

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designed a production of Grease for the Theatre Arts Conservatory on this stage, and several concerts and events around the valley.

CHRISTINE MOORE (Choreography) is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in both the Ballet and Theater Departments at the University of Utah. She holds her BFA and MFA from the Department of Ballet. She is excited to be choreographing for The Grand Theatre and working with the amazing cast and creative team.

Choreography credits include: Hair (Babcock Theater), Wild Party (Studio 115), Would Be Gentleman (Babcock Theater), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Babcock Theater). Her choreography has been showcased in the American College Dance Festival, The Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas show PBS Special 2013-2015, in various musicals and industrial shows. She was also chosen to be a part of the SDC 2011 Observership Program.

MÁIRE NELLIGAN (Properties Design) received a B.F.A. in theatre from Marietta College before attending graduate school at AU. She worked as a techie, a designer, an actor, and a director in the Midwest and Southwest before moving to Salt Lake. Máire took over as Properties Master for the Grand several seasons ago, debuting with Man of La Mancha. While her favorite show tends to be whichever she is currently working on, Miss Evers’ Boys and The Wizard of Oz are particularly memorable, and dressing La Cage aux Folle may well go down as the most fun ever. Past performances include roles in Fuddy Meers, On the Verge and Dead Man’s Cell Phone.

Directing experiences include The Good Doctor and Kaleidoscope.

KENNETH PLAIN (Music Direction) is thrilled to be returning to The Grand Theatre after last season’s Little Shop of Horrors. Regional theaters for which he has worked include: Sundance Summer Theatre, Sundance Institute Lab, Powerhouse, Theatre East and Pioneer Theatre Company. Recently, Ken music directed Mozart’s Cosí fan tutte (Oper Im Park) and the opening night gala for the Sundance Film Festival, which featured the cast of Broadway’s FUN HOME. Credits include: Les Miserables, Elf, White Christmas, It Happened One Night and Spellbound, Into The Woods, Company, The Golden Apple, West Side Story and the world premiere production of Jones & Schmidt’s, Mirette. Performing as a conductor and pianist has given Ken the opportunity to work with Gregory Hines, Carole King, Kristen Chenoweth, Sally Field and The Utah Symphony. In 2002, he was

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WHO’S WHO ON THE CREATIVE STAFF the Live Sites and Venues musical director/arranger for the Salt Lake Winter Olympic Games.

HALEE RASMUSSEN (Scenic Design) received her B.F.A. in the Performing Arts Design Program from the University of Utah with a double emphasis in technical direction and set design in 2009.

She is currently in her third year as the Assistant Technical Director and Scenic Charge Artist for the Department of Theatre at the University of Utah. Halee is elated to be in her fifth year as one of the resident set designers at The Grand Theatre.

Other design credits include: Salt Lake Shakespeare Company, Utah Lyric Opera, Alligator Press Productions, Lagoon, Utah Cultural Arts Center, and the University of Utah; design assistant credits with Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Great Lakes Theatre Company and Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival.

DAVID SCHMIDT (Director) returns to The Grand after directing last year’s Little Shop of Horrors. David is the Head of the Voice Area for the Department of Theatre at the University of Utah, and helped to bring back the Musical Theater Department in 2007 after a 30 year absence. David is the co-founder and past Board President of the Salt Lake High School for the Performing Arts, Salt Lake City’s first performing arts

high school. He is also the co-founder and Artistic Director of the Utah Light Opera Company. David’s Opera and Operetta directing credits include Die Entfuehrung aus dem Serail, Don Pasquale and Hänsel unt Gretel at Oper Im Park in St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria; Die Zaubeflote, Pirates of Penzance and The Gondoliers for Utah Light Opera. David has directed Avenue Q, Sweeney Todd, The Wild Party and Songs for a New World at the University of Utah, and Once Upon a Mattress for the Salt Lake Shakespeare Festival. He has music directed Hair, The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Rocky Horror Picture Show for the Department of Theatre.

LESLIE SPENCER (Hair & Makeup Design) is pleased to make her designer debut with Young Frankenstein. She is currently involved with the Performing Arts Design Program at the U of U, pursuing her BFA in Hair and Makeup Design.

She has been honored to work with the Babcock Theater on A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and with Hale Center Theater on The Little Mermaid and Oklahoma! With her free time, as the small business owner of Pygmalion FX, she manufactures theatrical prosthetics and props for the entertainment industry internationally.

Special Thanks to

ABC4 Utah and Utah Works! with Gretchen Jensen

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PRODUCTION STAFF Resident Staff Interim Director.......................................................................................................................... Seth Miller Operations Coordinator.............................................................................................................. Joe Killian Patron Services.......................................................................................................................Breezy Bassett Photographer................................................................................................................................Steve Fidel

Front of House Box Office Staff..........................................................................Lizzy Buelte, Michelle Johnson Santana, Johnnie Norman, Shea Parker, Bryce Wilson Chief Usher................................................................................................................................Cheryl Gren Senior Usher........................................................................ Chad Hansen, Chuck Payne, Peggy Sprouse Usher.....................................................................................................Michael Boesch, Suzy Christensen Special thanks to our volunteer ushers for their dedication, professionalism, and hard work on this production.

Running Crew Sound Technician.........................................................................................................................Adam Day Lightboard Operator................................................................................................................. Lizzy Buelte Spotlight Operator...................................................................................................................Juliet Demars Deck Manager.......................................................................................................................... Tim Swensen Deck Technician............................................................................................Lara Wayman, Megan Willis Wardrobe..................................................................................................................................Ariana Hatch

Build Crew Master Electrician..................................................................................................................Cara Pomeroy Electricians..................................................................................................Lizzie Buelte, Emily Mullaney, Tim Swensen, Megan Willis, Lara Wayman Carpenter......................................................................................................................Josh Martin, DJ Pike Scenic Artist......................................................... Krischelle Hansen, Cara Pomeroy, Halee Rasmussen Young Frankenstein Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIShows.com

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• William & Mary Ann Payne • Salt Lake County’s • Stephanie Harpst • Jerry & Marcella ZAP Fund • Julie & Devon Glenn Borrowman • Cultural Vision Fund • Kathie Taggart • Anne Cullimore • Alternative Visions • Lynda G Wendel & Decker Fund David Felt • Maria Garciaz • Patti Davies • Grateful Patron • Ms. Elizabeth • Stephanie Harpst $15,000 - $24,999 Solomon • Don and Diana • George S. and Rosenkrantz Dolores Doré Eccles • Debra M. Rufener $250 - $499 Foundation • Magna Hahnel • Gordon Storrs • Nanci Shino • Brent Schneider $10,000 - $14,999 • Morlene Dangerfield $50 - $99 • Gary & Joann • SLCC Fine Arts & Rieben Lectures • Michelle Andersen • Leslie Peterson • Northern Trust • Mary Ellen Johnson • Sharlee Smith • Anonymous • Anonymous • Aden Ross • Heather Sachs • Linda Stone $2,500 - $9,999 • William Vogel $100 - $249 • Anonymous • Robert H. Millard • Bastian Foundation • Anonymous • Joyce Riches • Tolford & Mary • Salt Lake City Arts Young Council $1 - $49 • Charlene Adams • Utah Arts Council • Steven Bernards • Utah Division of • Ms. Gail P. Davis • Mrs. Coni Cutler Arts & Museums • Diane Dangerfield • Ema Doenges • Donna Bachman • Greg Enke • Michael & Inga $1,000 - $2,499 • Julie Ferreira Bilello • Sydney Hamblin • Anonymous • Patricia Derrick • Fen Hsieh • Rocky Mountain • Marlene & Thomas • Kevin Olsen Power Fortie • Linda Palmer • Boyce Yanik • Miss Madison Lynn • Morlene Dangerfield • Julia Short Maxfield • Eric Weber • Kenneth Parrish • Mr. Barry • Celine Slam • Utah Humanities Mortenson • Grand Youth Council • Sharon Odekirk • Bob & Sue Millard • Gary & Joann • Grand Supporter • Amy Stephenson Rieben • James B. Pace • Bob & Sharon • Leroy Peterson Mantyla • Pearl Angelos

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