The Drowsy Chaperone Playbill - August 2022 by mtwichita

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MUSIC THEATRE WICHITA Brian J. Marcum, Artistic Director Angela Cassette, Managing Director Presents Music & Lyrics by Book by LISA LAMBERT and GREG MORRISON BOB MARTIN and DON McKELLAR starring JOHN SCHERER STACIA FERNANDEZ EMMA PITTMAN JOHNNY STELLARD JONATHAN ARANA TIMOTHY W. ROBU PATTY REEDER MAGGIE MAE ROACH BEN BUTTERS BRETT COLE YOUNG BETTI O ANTHONY GIANDILETTI JR. LUKE RANDS Scenic Designer Original Costume Designs Costume Coordinator Lighting Designer J BRANSON GEORGE T. MITCHELL ABBY STROOT BENJAMIN JUHNKE Director of Production Sound Designer Hair/Makeup Designer Technical Director MICHAEL COLE DAVID MUEHL SARAH BUSSARD JEREMY LITTLEFIELD Costume Shop Manager Properties Supervisor Rentals & Inventory Director Scene Shop Supervisor MELISSA PENKAVA KOZA BRADY FLOCK MARY SUE DYMAK JONATHAN LANE Wardrobe Supervisor Scenic Charge Artist Company Manager JACOB KRAMER KYLA MANSFIELD AMANDA BOWMAN Sets, props, and costumes designed and created at Music Theatre Wichita. Stage Manager Production Stage Manager Associate Music Director ERIN MITTMAN ALLY HASSELBACK CHUCK KOSLOWSKE Music Director Assistant Director/Choreographer THOMAS W. DOUGLAS TANNER PFLUEGER Original Direction and Choreography by CASEY NICHOLAW Director/Choreographer BRIAN J. MARCUM Original Broadway production of The Drowsy Chaperone produced by Kevin McCollum, Roy Miller, Bob Boyett, Stephanie McClelland, Barbara Freitag and Jill Furman. The Drowsy Chaperone is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Janet Van De Graaf...........................................................................Emma Pittman

Robert Martin..................................................................................Johnny

Understudies

Swings........................................................................CaraEnsemble.............CharlesGangsters.......................................................Trix................................................................................................................BettiUnderling.....................................................................................Kitty..........................................................................................George..................................................................................................BenFeldzieg........................................................................................TimothyMrs.Aldolpho.........................................................................................JonathanStellardAranaTottendale...................................................................................PattyReederW.RobuButtersMaggieMaeRoachBrettColeYoungOAnthonyGiandilettiJr.,LukeRandsAntenen,HollyO’Neal,LizaPiccoli,SammySchechterTorchia,JohnViggiano

John Scherer, Stacia Fernandez, Emma Pittman, Johnny Stellard, Jonathan Arana, Liza Piccoli, Sammy Schechter, and Stage Manager Ally Hasselback appear with Music Theatre Wichita through the courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Music Theatre Wichita operates under a U/RTA agreement with Actors’ Equity Association. Director/Choreographer Brian J. Marcum appears through the courtesy of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers (SDC).

Original Costume Designer George T. Mitchell is a member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE, the union representing Scenic, Costume, Lighting, Sound, and Projection Designers in Live Performance.

The Drowsy Chaperone................................................................Stacia Fernandez

CAST Man in Chair........................................................................................John Scherer

Janet Van De Graaf, The Drowsy Chaperone: Liza Piccoli; Aldolpho: Anthony Giandiletti Jr.; Trix: Holly O’Neal; George, Gangster 2: Charles Antenen; Gangster 1: John Viggiano; Underling: Luke Rands; Robert Martin: Sammy Schechter; Mrs. Tottendale, Kitty: Cara Torchia

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

MUSICAL NUMBERS “As“I“Love“Accident“Aldolpho”...............................................................Aldolpho,“As“Show“Fancy“Overture”...............................................................................................OrchestraDress”...........................................................................................Company“ColdFeet”....................................................................................Robert,GeorgeOff”....................................................................................Janet,CompanyWeStumbleAlong”............................................................DrowsyChaperoneDrowsyChaperoneWaitingtoHappen”..........................................................Robert,Janet“ToledoSurprise”...............Gangsters,Feldzieg,Kitty,Aldolpho,George,Janet,Robert,Underling,Mrs.Tottendale,DrowsyChaperone,andCompany“Bride’sLament”...........................................................................Janet,CompanyisAlwaysLovelyintheEnd”................................Mrs.Tottendale,UnderlingDo,IDointheSky”.........................................................................Trix,CompanyWeStumbleAlong”(Finale)...............................................................Company The Drowsy Chaperone will be performed without an intermission. ORCHESTRA Reeds....................Joel Boettger, Jason Whitmore, Jim Pisano, Merrilee Tuinstra Trumpets...................................David Hunsicker, Michael Raehpour, Gray Bishop Trombone/Orchestra Contractor......................................................... Matt Blauer Bass................................................................................................... Eric Crawford Percussion......................................................................................Trevor Landreth Drums............................................................................................... Steve Hatfield Keyboards............................................................Chuck Koslowske, Garett Welch We respectfully acknowledge that Music Theatre Wichita creates and performs on the ancestral lands of the Wichita, Kiowa, and Osage peoples. We honor the many Indigenous people who were on this land before us and who are still here.

Melissa Penkava Koza, Costume Shop Manager

Abbey Evans, Hair & Makeup Assistant

Lilah Porcaro, Carpentry Intern

Ally Hasselback, Stage Manager (AEA)

Hayley Utter, Assistant Scenic Charge Artist

Assistant Kimberly Loya-Enriquez, Costume Shop Intern

Jonathan Lane, Shop Supervisor

Mary Sue Dymak, Rentals & Inventory

August Smaglik, Properties Intern

Katy Reko, Costume Crafts & Alterations

Steven Kendall, Scenic Artist

Employees, Local 190. Front of House and Box Ofﬁce Staff: Cheyenne Queen, Patron Services Manager Ethan Crank, Assistant Box Office Manager Connor Klaassen, Box Office Associate Tyler Kueser, Box Office Associate Vicki Murphy, Head Usher Administrative Support Team: Kacy Meinecke, Photographer Jerry Fritchman, Rehearsal Photographer Danielle Quint, Graphic Designer Terry Johnson, Media Buyer Lindeman Collective Krista Miller, COVID Safety Manager Edward Sturm, Assistant to the Artistic Director/Dramaturg Apprentices: Bronwen Burch Special Thanks to: • Event Systems for rigging and sound equipment • ASM/Century II Staff, especially Chris Whitney, John Hale, Jason Ybarra, Angela Daniels, and Kristi Jones • Mitchell Southerland for planning and continued support as MTWichita’s former Director of Production • Casey Nicholaw STAFF FOR THE DROWSY CHAPERONE

Director / Archivist Jeremy Littleﬁeld, Technical Director

Jacob Kramer, Wardrobe Supervisor

Kyla Mansﬁeld, Scenic Charge Artist

Billie Brinkley, Scenic Artist Intern

Trey Wilson, Audio Assistant

Keen Ma, Assistant Stage Manager

In addition, Music Theatre Wichita proudly employs members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage

Luke Robinson, Assistant Technical Director

Emily Redﬁeld, Hair & Makeup Assistant

Ryenne Bishop, Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor

Victoria Oquendo, Hair & Makeup Assistant

Madeleine Pugh, First Hand

Natalie Shipley, Electrician/Deck Electrician

Additional Production Staff: Michael Cole, Director of Production

Heath Hubler, Carpenter Alex Kinsinger, Carpenter

Riley Allsop, Assistant Technical Director

Jessica Lada, Scenic Artist Rheanne Walton, Scenic Artist

Naomi Agnew, Assistant Properties

Ben Juhnke, IATSE Business Agent

Sarah Bussard, Hair & Makeup Supervisor

Liesl Ragner, Assistant Costume Shop Manager

Erin Mittman, Stage Manager

Courtney Quinn, Properties Artisan Katelyn Walp, Properties Artisan

Brady Flock, Properties Supervisor

Jacob Galos, First Hand Adia Tolbert, Stitcher Knox McClendon, Stitcher

Molly Gray, Stage Management Intern

Jonathan Commons, Master Electrician

Hal Piper, Electrician Katelyn Koch, Electrician

Leah Sickman, Assistant Stage Manager

Supervisor / Properties Run Crew

Tyler Lang, Lead Carpenter

Michael Cole, Lighting Director

David Bramer, Carpenter Mae Mironer, Carpenter

Dave Muehl, Sound Designer Ryan Morrow, Assistant Sound Designer

Killian Warne, Stitcher Anna Tracy, Stitcher Jessie Meehan, Costume Craftsperson

JOHN SCHERER (Man in Chair) has appeared at MTWichita in Sweet Charity, Hello, Dolly! and Damn Yankees. Broadway: LoveMusik, By Jeeves, Sunset Boulevard. Off Broadway: Dames at Sea, Olympus on My Mind. National tours: 42nd Street, Cats, Hello, Dolly!, Mame, White Christmas. Regional credits include the Kennedy Center, Goodman Theatre, Arena Stage, Goodspeed Opera House, Paper Mill and many others. He appears in the upcoming film Cat Person. Television credits include The Good Fight, Blue Bloods, That Damn Michael Che, The Shield, Crossing Jordan, and Law and Order (all three series). He is originally from Buffalo, NY and is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University.

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EMMA PITTMAN (Janet Van De Graaf), a proud Wagner College graduate, is most recently known for winning Broadway.com and Chicago the Musical’s “The Search for Roxie.” Some of her previous performing credits include Lola (Damn Yankees), Kate/Chutney (Legally Blonde), and Judy (A Chorus Line). Emma’s choreography credits include Mary Poppins, The Wedding Singer, and On the Twentieth Century. She has a passion for teaching dance, at Tyler Brown Dance studio, and finds joy in teaching master classes for all ages. Follow her on social media at @emmapittmanofficial

STACIA FERNANDEZ (The Drowsy Chaperone) is an actor, writer, and producer based in NYC. Stacia could not be more excited to be here to perform a role she was lucky enough to step in and play on Broadway! She has also appeared on Broadway in Mamma Mia!, Swing, Tom Sawyer, The Scarlet Pimpernel, and Beauty and the Beast. She has toured the country in several National Tours (Evita, Beauty and the Beast, and Jerome Robbins Broadway among them) and performed at regional theatres. Among her favorite roles are Diana in Next to Normal, Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, Anna in The King and I, and Grizabella in Cats. She also has done voice work on several films including Enchanted, Shaggy Dogg, Captain America and Frozen 2. Stacia is a founding member and partner of Streamingmusicals.com, which has produced 8 films, including the Telly-Award-Winning Estella Scrooge. Thank you, Brian! Thank you, John Essay!

JOHNNY STELLARD (Robert Martin) last appeared at Music Theatre Wichita as Henri Baurel in An American in Paris. He was a member of the original Broadway cast of Anastasia as well as the Broadway and touring companies of Evita. He has appeared offBroadway in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and in concert with Kristin Chenoweth at venues including The Hollywood Bowl, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and Carnegie Hall. He holds a BFA in Music Theatre from Elon University and is currently pursuing an MS in Dance/ Movement Therapy at Sarah Lawrence College.

TIMOTHY W. ROBU (Feldzieg) It’s good to think that life and MTW have rounded the COVID corner, and are as first rate as ever. I’m delighted to be a part of the 2022 season, and look forward to working with the fine talent an MTW season provides. Thanks to Wayne for past opportunities, and Brian for the present ones. Enjoy!

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Jonathan has performed at premiere venues coast to coast and sends his love to family and friends all over the world.

BEN BUTTERS (George) is thrilled to be making his MTWichita debut!

Select Credits: The Secret Garden (Dickon), Mary Poppins (Bert), Seussical (Ens. u/s Mr. Mayor), An American in Paris (Ensemble). Training: BFA in Music Dance Theatre, Brigham Young University. Thanks to Brian and MTWichita team, Mom and Dad! @benbutters

@jonaranathan PATTY REEDER (Mrs. Tottendale) is thrilled to be sharing the stage once again with some of her very favorite performers: Johnny, Betti O, and Tim! She has had the great pleasure of performing at MTW for over 20 years and continues to cherish her time here. Patty has performed across the country and extensively here in Wichita.

JONATHAN ARANA (Aldolpho) loves being back at MTWichita! In the Heights (2020 Film, 2019 MTW), On Your Feet! (Nat’l Tour) with Miami Sound Machine, Carnegie Hall with Titus Burgess.

Many thanks to Brian for this opportunity and to Wayne for the many years of support!

MAGGIE MAE ROACH (Kitty) (she/her) is a New York native and could not be more thrilled to be joining MTWichita this summer!

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Recent credits: Bright Star (Lucy), Heathers (u/s McNamara, swing, dance captain). Shenandoah Conservatory (current BFA). Love and gratitude to Mom, Dad, Haley, ATDW and her friends! @swaggiemaeroach

ANTHONY GIANDILETTI JR. (Gangster) received his BPA from Oklahoma City University. Credits include: MTWichita: Jersey Boys, 42nd Street (Dance Captain), Kinky Boots, The Wizard of Oz (Winkie General/Ensemble), Twelfth Night (Dance Captain), Grease (Sonny), In the Heights (Graffiti Pete), Chicago (Fred Casely/Dance Captain), A Chorus Line (Mike Costa), An American in Paris, Pippin, Freaky Friday, Guys and Dolls (Dance Captain), Newsies (Morris Delancey) and others; Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma: West Side Story. Anthony would love to recognize his family, fiancée, and God for their continued love and support!

LUKE RANDS (Gangster) is delighted to return to MTW, five years after he appeared in Newsies, Hairspray, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers He recently graduated from Brigham Young University and plans to move to NYC in the fall.

BRETT COLE YOUNG (Underling) is elated to be making his professional debut this summer at MTWichita in the ensemble of 42nd Street and Kinky Boots, as Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz, and Underling in The Drowsy Chaperone. He just received his BFA in Musical Theatre from OU in May. Forever thanks to Syd, Mom, Dad, Jake, and Nikki. BETTI O (Trix) is from St.Louis, Missouri, and currently living in Manhattan, Kansas. Her credits include theatres in Germany, Guam, Japan, Hawaii and New York. Voiceovers, movies, commercials and a lead vocalist with several bands. Numerous shows at MTW and grateful to Wayne Bryan. Thanks to my family Richard Sr. and Rich Jr., and in loving memory of Raina Marie❤

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LIZA PICCOLI (Ensemble) is thrilled to be back for a fourth summer with Music Theatre Wichita! This spring, she graduated with her BFA in Dance from Point Park University. Liza has performed in 13 MTW productions and some of her favorites include A Chorus Line (Kristine), Chicago (Hunyak), and Pippin (Player). She would like to thank her friends and family for being the best and most supportive people in the world!

HOLLY O’NEAL (Ensemble) is thrilled to be returning to Music Theatre Wichita! Holly received her Bachelor of Performing Arts in dance at Oklahoma City University. She would love to thank her family and fiancé for their continued love and support. Her past credits include: Music Theatre Wichita Grease, Twelfth Night; Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma Grease (dance captain).

CARA TORCHIA (Swing/Dance Captain) is thrilled to be making her MTWichita debut! A senior in the BFA Musical Theatre Dance emphasis program at the Chicago College of Performing Arts, Cara is grateful for this amazing opportunity and to be performing in her home state! Favorite credits include Cabaret, Freaky Friday, and The Pajama Game. So much love and thanks to her wonderful family!

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SAMMY SCHECHTER (Ensemble) (he/him/his) was born in Miami, Florida and was seen as Billy Lawlor in 42nd Street earlier this season. He is a recent graduate of the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati. Favorite credits include Pippin (Pippin), Into the Woods (Cinderella’s Prince), and Newsies (Finch).

JOHN VIGGIANO (Swing) is a recent graduate of Rider University’s BFA Musical Theatre program and is excited to join MTWichita for the 2022 season! Recent credits: Pete(Her)Pan (Peter Pan), Elegies (Keith). New works/developmental: Hide and Seek (Charles), A Girl and a Boy Dance (Mikey/Storyteller). jviggiano.com / @johnviggiano_

CHARLES ANTENEN (Ensemble/Dance Captain) is a rising senior pursuing a BFA in music theatre at Florida State University. Previous credits include Chicago (Policeman), The Queen of Nori (Engineer), Newsies (Finch/Dance Captain), and Cinderella (Ensemble). He would like to thank his family for all their love and support.

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BRIAN J. MARCUM (Director/Choreographer) is honored to lead MTWichita alongside Managing Director Angela Cassette. Originally from Tennessee, Brian spent his early years tap dancing, singing in the church choir, and performing whenever he could. After graduating from Oklahoma City University with a degree in dance performance, Brian spent two summers as an MTW resident ensemble member learning from the master himself, Wayne Bryan. With that arsenal of knowledge under his belt, Brian was able to make a life for himself as a working actor in New York City. Brian was in the original Broadway companies of The Gershwins’ Fascinating Rhythm, Saturday Night Fever, the 2001 TONY winning revival of 42nd Street and The Boy from Oz starring Hugh Jackman. Brian also appeared on Broadway as a replacement in The Drowsy Chaperone and Spamalot. Brian, along with his wife Jennifer, toured the country with State Fair and Annie Get Your Gun. Brian was the Associate Choreographer of Elf-The Musical on Broadway. He has been seen on television on the TONY awards (twice) and the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade (thrice). After Broadway, Brian turned his attention to education and became an Associate Professor of Dance in the Ann Lacy School of American Dance and Entertainment at Oklahoma City University (his alma mater) for 7 years and an Assistant Professor of Musical Theater at Syracuse University for 4 years. In 2015 during his time at OCU he was invited back to MTW to choreograph Hello, Dolly! and every season since he has been back. In 2020, Brian wrote, directed and choreographed MTW’s Holiday Spectacular for the local PBS station, KPTS, and was nominated for an EMMY. He is ecstatic to be in this new role of artistic director. Honoring what came before him, Brian is immensely grateful to be able to share his love, excitement and knowledge with MTW audiences. Brian and Jennifer and their children Sophie and Felix love calling Wichita home!

THOMAS W. DOUGLAS (Music Director) is a compelling and passionate conductor with a long history with MTWichita. He has performed hundreds of productions nationally and internationally. Highlights include conducting Webber’s Phantom of the Opera in Switzerland. Thomas is currently the Artistic Director of the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh and has conducted the symphony orchestras in San Diego, Pittsburgh, Des Moines, Wichita and Seattle; as well as at the Anchorage Opera and the Pittsburgh Festival Opera. He has done a number of premieres and debuts and is a professor at Carnegie Mellon University. He has conducted Tony Winners Leslie Odom Jr and Kelli O’Hara. www.thomaswdouglas.com

TANNER PFLUEGER (Assistant Director/Choreographer) is honored to be returning to MTW as a part of the creative team for this memorable production. Credits: Broadway, West End: Billy in Billy Elliot (Imperial Theater, Victoria Palace Theatre) Regional: Mike in A Chorus Line (City Springs Theatre Company) Henry in Newsies (Arena Stage), Arab in Jerome Robbins’ Broadway (Theatre Under the Stars), Lefou in Beauty and the Beast (MTW), Snowboy in West Side Story (MTW). Oklahoma City University Grad. Endless thanks to Brian and the rest of the team at MTW for allowing me the opportunity to be back home.

CHUCK KOSLOWSKE (Associate Music Director) is thrilled to return to MTWichita this summer! He has been music director/ keyboardist for many productions in Oklahoma City, Boulder, and elsewhere. He made his New York debut in 2002 at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall. Charles earned degrees in collaborative piano and vocal performance and pedagogy from the University of Colorado-Boulder and is currently faculty at Oklahoma City University. J BRANSON (Scenic Designer) is proud to have begun his theatrical career as an Apprentice at Music Theatre Wichita over 40 years ago. J’s national tour credits include The Music Man, Beauty and the Beast, and Brigadoon. J’s many designs at MTWichita have included Mary Poppins, Hairspray, Beauty and the Beast, The Drowsy Chaperone, 1776, Sunset Boulevard, and Disney’s The Little Mermaid

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BEN JUHNKE (Lighting Designer) Ben earned his BFA in Technical Theatre and Design from Wichita State University and has been working locally in the Wichita theatre community ever since. Ben served 10 years as the Production Stage Manager for the Wichita Symphony Orchestra and has worked on 23 Seasons of Productions with Music Theatre Wichita. Some of Ben’s national credits include Programmer – Titanic National Tour, Designer - Bernadette Peters in Concert, Lighting Designer – Aspen Community Theatre, Lighting Designer - Rob Thomas and Production Steward - Super Bowl Live. Ben serves as Resident Designer at The Forum Theatre. Since 2002 Ben has been a proud member of the local Stagehands Union; I.A.T.S.E. Local 190, where he serves as Business Agent and oversees all contract negotiations for the Union. When not working in the Arts he runs a Disney Travel business connecting people with their Dream Disney Vacation. He has always found joy in connecting people to the arts. Ben would like to think his loving wife Emily, and their two daughters Hope and Ellie for all of their support.

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. Many thanks and much much love to the many wonderful people who have touched my life here at MTW!

ABBY STROOT (Costume Coordinator) is excited to return for another production with MTW. Starting as an apprentice in 2005, working in Wardrobe, and eventually Costume Coordinator, she has loved her many years with MTW. Today she lives in Las Vegas running her own sewing shop, Pincushion. A huge thank you to her family and the MTW team for all their love and support! Enjoy the show!

BRADY FLOCK (Property Master) is thrilled to be back with MTW for his 4th season. A graduate of WSU, Brady has been building props professionally for over a decade for live theatre, film, escape rooms, and even renaissance festivals. Currently, Brady is pursuing his master’s degree at North Carolina School of the Arts.

AMANDA BOWMAN (Company Manager) started her career with MTWichita as an apprentice in 2005 and has had numerous titles since then. She joined the Music Theatre Wichita team full-time as development & marketing coordinator in 2019, and began her current role in 2022. Amanda is a Wichita native and Wichita State alum. She has worked all over the country as a stage manager and is thrilled to be back home working with the best teams in the business.

MICHAEL COLE (Director of Production) is MTWichita’s newest year-round staff member, after working as Lighting Director and a Lighting Designer in 2021 and 2022. He is relocating from New York City, and has worked internationally on dance, opera, musical theatre, corporate events and more. His credits include productions on Broadway, Off-Broadway, international tours, and regional theatre across the USA.

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DAVE MUEHL (Sound Designer) is MTWichita’s primary sound designer. During MTWichita’s “off season,” David works for Wichita State, where he is the Performance Facilities Audio Producer and advises technical theater student sound designers. Some of his favorite sound designs have been for The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Into the Woods, Les Misérables, and The Wizard of Oz

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KYLA MANSFIELD (Paint Shop Charge) has been painting, collaborating, and creating in Wichita for nearly ten years. She has had several painting credits around town at MTYP, Wichita Children’s Theatre, Roxy’s Downtown and MTWichita. She would like to thank her family on and off stage. And thank you for supporting local theatre!

SARAH E. BUSSARD (Hair/Makeup Supervisor) Her work includes Raisin in the Sun (Indiana Repertory), Promises, Promises (Merry Go Round), The Imaginary Invalid (Notre Dame), Love’s Labor’s Lost (Wichita State), Metamorphoses (Taylor University), The American Experience, Sarasota Opera, Virginia Opera, Chautauqua Opera. Sarah is Costume Faculty at Wichita State, MFA University of Cincinnati. JACOB KRAMER (Wardrobe Supervisor) has spent summers with Music Theatre Wichita since 2014, as a teen choir member, an apprentice, an intern, a performer, a crew member, and now couldn’t be more delighted to serve as a supervisor! All love and gratitude to family and friends for their love and support.

MELISSA PENKAVA KOZA (Costume Shop Manager) is an Ohio native and the Costume Shop Manager and Production Coordinator for the School of Performing Arts at WSU. Recent design credits include Mirette (MTWichita 2021). MFA in Theatre Design/Production, University of Memphis, 2014. Love and gratitude to her husband Jesse for many years of patience and support. www.mapkoza.com

JEREMY LITTLEFIELD (Technical Director) was thrilled to join the MTWichita staff in a year-round capacity in 2021. Jeremy has his MFA from Carnegie Mellon University and his BFA from Oklahoma City University. He has worked places from Texas all the way to New York. Special thanks to this summer’s staff and the 190 Local.

EDWARD STURM (Assistant to the Artistic Director/Dramaturg) is always thrilled to “come home” to MTWichita, where he has spent a part of every summer since 2011. Edward currently studies at the Boston University School of Theatre, where he collaborates widely as both an actor and a dramaturg. Gratitude to his family and to the wonderful people at MTW.

ALLY HASSELBACK (Production Stage Manager) hails from Buffalo, NY and has worked as a Stage Manager in the professional theatre scenes of Buffalo, Boston, Pittsburgh, and Omaha. Ally is absolutely thrilled to be back at MTWichita for her 4th season with this wonderful company and its incredible people. Enjoy the show!

JONATHAN LANE (Scene Shop Supervisor) is in his 3rd summer with MTW. He has just finished his master’s degree in teaching and hopes to begin his teaching adventure this fall!

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ERIN MITTMAN (Stage Manager) (she/her) is grateful to be at home with the Stage Management team at MTWichita since beginning as an apprentice in 2016. Working extensively in Wichita after graduating from Wichita State in 2021, she recently served as the Production Assistant for the National Tour of Fiddler on the Roof

JENNIFER FISHER (Sign Language Interpreter) is ecstatic to return to live theatre. This will be my 14th season with MTW, having translated and performed over 50 shows. Grateful to all at MTW for the opportunity to create a meaningful performance for the Deaf community. Love to my family Grant, Kara and Stephanie.

During Wayne’s 34-year tenure as producing director at MTWichita, he produced 168 Broadway-scale shows, directed 56 of them, and appeared in 14 of them. Wayne’s Broadway acting credits include Good News, Rodgers and Hart, and Tintypes. Regional favorites include title roles in Me and My Girl and The Will Rogers Follies. Deepest thanks to three individuals who ensured I would not be someone who only fantasized about living in the world of the musical theatre: Craig Noel, who launched me as actor and director at San Diego’s Old Globe Theatre; Belden Mills, who recommended me for the MTWichita job; and Mark Madama, who has supported my dreams for 44 years. Remembering Roger Sturtevant, who truly was the Man in Chair. Thank you, Brian, for bringing all your Broadway expertise and love to this new production.

KRISTA MILLER (Covid Safety Manager) has been a Registered Nurse for 16 years, a Wichita resident for 15 years, and a music theater fan for most of her life. She is excited to have this unique opportunity to work with MTW using her nursing skills and experience this summer.

WAYNE BRYAN (Artistic Advisor) was eager to reprise the role of Man in Chair, which he first portrayed here in 2009, but gratified to pass it off to John Scherer as he recovers from a health issue.

MARY SUE DYMAK (Rentals Director/Drop Fabricator/Archivist/ etc.): WOW! So many seasons (even with the cancellation of 2020), I’ve lost count! Who would have thought that back in 1976, a summer job would turn into such a career!! Being one of the oldest members of the production staff, this will mark stage productions numbering well over 240. In keeping our ever-growing rental business running, I oversee the management of our two warehouse facilities. My life remains happily engaged in larger and more complex tasks working for my favorite employer. Thanks and love to WB…..I offer my deepest love and respect to all who work in this fabulous building and for our organization. Cheers to returning to indoors at Century II!

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GEORGE T. MITCHELL (Original Costume Designer) is a Los Angeles-based costume designer. He has a rich and varied career designing for television, film, commercials, opera and theater. George has designed costumes for venues large and small including the Kennedy Center, San Diego’s Old Globe Theatre, Theatre Under the Stars and Music Theatre Wichita.

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70 MUSIC THEATRE WICHITA DONORS ($100,000+)CHAMPIONS The Claire Lorraine Colaw and Grace Charlene Crane Charitable Trust A. Scott* & Carol Ritchie Don* & Judy* Slawson ($40,000-$99,999)LEGENDS Lora & Don Barry Philip* & Laura Knight Lattner Family Foundation Colby TheCityTextronSandlianAviationofWichitaNationalEndowmentfortheArts ($20,000-$39,999)SUSTAINERS Gloria Flentje & Jack Focht Kansas Creative Arts & Industries Commission Spirit TheStevenAeroSystemsOverstreetTrustCompany of Kansas Dwane L. & Velma Lunt Wallace Charitable Foundation ($10,000-$19,999)STARS Corie Brown Don* & Sally Chesser DeVore Foundation Gordon W. TheShawThomasSallyCarolynLarryKochGoldCharitableEvansTrustCharitableTrustFamilyFoundation&Robbi*HeckLindseyOttawayPetersFamilyFoundationSpiceMerchant ($5,000-$9,999)BENEFACTORS Keith JoyceAsplund&GaryBachus Michael CharitableBayouthFoundation, Inc. INTRUST Bank Baird NaftzgerNancyDerryKathieFoundation&ShakerDakhil&KayLarsonLuskFundforFine Arts Pella Products of Kansas Pam Postier Ann & Dennis Ross Barbara & Richard C. Shaw, M.D. Star StoneLumberFamily Foundation Jeanne E. Tiller Tony & Denise Veith Kathy & John Wilson ($2,500-$4,999)UNDERWRITERS Fred & Sue Berry Nancy & Wilbur Bradley Bill & Susie Braun Ron C & Marcia Brown Celebrity Cruises Steve & Janice Cox Darcee Datteri Mark StephanieEaton& Cole Golden David & Judy Hawkins Harriet Hickman JamesLauraHuttonIce& Adrienne Knight Annette Kussmaul, MD, MPH Learning Quest Janet & Scott Schwindaman Shoko Kato Sevart and the late Daniel J. Sevart Dorothy Shannon John Francis Stuhlsatz Earl & Janice Unruh Linda LowellWeir-Enegren&MarciaWilder ($1,000-$2,499)PATRONS Susan & Chris Addington William Armbruster Mickey Armstrong Ted & Patty Austin Roy R. & Ann Baker Walter & Polly Berry Janet Black Jim & Sue Boots Lena KarenJimMertCathyWayneBrown-OwensBryan&NeillBryan&ConnieBuckleyByrumLew-Chinn&Del Chinn John & Paula Cillessen Dorothy Cohen Mark JamesDay&Paula Delmore Julie & John Dombo Curtis & Ann Dorn Jeffrey Emmot Mary Eves Sy & Joyce Fischer James & Jane Garvey Katy & Laverne Goering Grace Presbyterian Church Norma Greever Gary KathleenHarmsHastings & Douglas Wilcox Helen & Ed Healy Carrie & Keith Hendrickson Terry & Tom Johnson Diane & Rick Klingman Delmar & Mary Klocke Stacey & Bill Kluge Andrew & Kristie Kovar Marvin Kraft Glenn & Nancy Kubina John MarthaLay& Jeff Linsner Joan Jerry*Loehr&Dale Marcus Tom Marshall, In Memory of Linda Marshall Jerry Martin Mike & Paula Matson Barbara McCune Jack & Sandi McInteer Margaret McKinney Ronda & Vernon McKown May 2021 - July 2022

71 Marykay Mentzer, in memory of Amy Antenen Janet & Tim Miller Pat & Ron Myers Bill & Traci Pickert Robert & Betsy Ross Gary & Ginger Ruedebusch Patricia Schroeder Bill & Annetta Shepherd Dan & Jessi Stang Randall & Jan Steinert Peg & John Stephens Family Keith & Georgia Stevens Tim* & Beth Sturm Robert Viggiano Nestor Weigand Jr Bethel & David Wentz Alan & Roberta Whetzel Martin WichitaWhitakerCommunity Foundation Mary M. Williams Paul & Michelle Witte Steve & Kitchel Woods ($500-$999)PRODUCERS Marilyn Albright Buck & Gladys Alley Bob & Ruth Barker Dr. Robert & Shirley Black Kristin & Michael Bogner John & Nancy Brammer Clarice AngelaMaddieBrownButlerCassette & David Hunsicker Barbara AnitaDawnSueNicoleRichardRichardDelvinMarleneGaryJimO.KimberlyKenJudyMichelleBarryDebbieDannyTerryRichardNancyJacquelineCoatsCoonrodCrandall&SusanDavidson&GaryDeanDeener&DavidDepew&PaulaDowningDucey&PhilFrick&KarenGaleGee&MonteVinesS.&JaclynGossardFund&KarenGraves&SusanneHanssenHayes&CatherineHoldeman&BonnieHoneyman&EllenHorakHowertonIceJesterJones Tom Kennalley Jack & Ginger Koelling Bob HerbKohrs&Kathy Krumsick J. Fred* & Chris Kubik Steve KaraPhil,SherylBartDaleKendallAnnSueGidgetPatriciaNelsonJaneRuthSharonCarolKathyRobertJordanKimberlyPeteRichardAmiEdwardElizabethAdrienneBlairMaryBobPaulTerryDianaKimRonaldBradCyFrancisMelodyToddJoeCharleneRossKarieLegacyLandesRegionalCommunityFoundation&DaranLemonMeredith&BobMielke&TrudyMiller&KatherineMiller&ChrisMooreWilliamNicholson&GayleNobles&MandyO'NealOtt&StevenPackebushPalenz&CherylParhamReiff&PriscillaRivesAnnRix&MarkRogers&ThomRosenbergRuppeSalgueroSchladerSchonberg&CathySchrepferman&SteveSharpSickman&MarilynSjogren&SteveSmith&VirgilStinsonVanHornVanlandingham&DavidWaldieWarren&WilliamWaswick,MD&EdWatson&KurtWatson&ScottWeidensaul&DebbieWendt&AliceWiggins&SueWingertofWingertAnimalHospital&DougWohlfordLeeAnn,&GinnyYouse&JoeYuza ($250-$499)DIRECTORS Don & Joan Adkisson Stan & Gretchen Andeel Kaelene Artz Roger PatrickBondBoyarski & Betsy Morrison Tom and Michelle Brown Mitchell Caddell Danny & Nancy Clemmer Kelly DavisDavidsonMooreAuto Group Michelle Ducey Robert *DenotesKarenKayBruceRonaldBettyEarlAndyCatherineHowardJeanneJ.JeanMillenniumSharlaDr.PaulSteveCoyLindaTheCharlesTomKarenLeighCarolDorothyGlenScottJayDonaldCandaceJoDonDeborahEberlyFarnhamFoxLinGardnerGilbertL.Girrens&LindaGoering&MarleneGrimGrunwald&KarenHarmonHearneHoodHousbyandAnnIsenberg&SusanKoehnFamilyFoundationKrogerCompanyLaMarMartin&JoMead&ShirleyMeissner&Mrs.JamesMershonMichaelCorp.CreditUnionMulfordMichael&MaryPattonPhillips&PatriciaSherwoodShield&LoriSupinie&JaniceUnruhVlamis&ElizabethWagonerWinant&GeneWoodardZellerdeceased Gifts recorded as of July 31, 2022 The generosity of our donors makes all we do possible. To make a gift, at any level, please contact MTWichita! ofﬁce@mtwichita.org 316.265.3253

72 PRIMARILY THROUGH THE PRODUCTION OF BROADWAY-CALIBER SHOWS. MUSIC THEATRE WICHITA ADVANCES THE MUSICAL THEATRE ART FORM BY OFFICERS AndrewPRESIDENTKovar (Triplett Woolf Garretson, LLC) PAST PRESIDENT Lora Barry (Emprise Bank) JimTREASURERKnight(Pella Windows & Doors) MarthaSECRETARYLinsner (Trust Company of Kansas) StephanieMEMBER-AT-LARGESteveMEMBER-AT-LARGEAmyMEMBER-AT-LARGEJeffGOVERNMENTDarceeGOVERNANCEDatteri(Cargill)RELATIONSEmmot(INTRUSTBank)Williams(SpiritAeroSystems)Sharp(SpiritAeroSystems)Golden(TextronAviation) DIRECTORS Keith Asplund (Koch Industries) Joyce Bachus (Community Volunteer) Bonnie Bing Honeyman (Community Volunteer) Kristin Bogner (National Association of Secondary Schools Principals) Laurie Briggs (Community Volunteer) Maddie Butler (Kent AV) Mark Day (Community Volunteer) Mark Eaton (Envision) Gloria Farha Flentje (Community Volunteer) David Hawkins (IMA, Inc.) Larry Heck (Community Volunteer) Nicole Howerton (Howerton+White) Terry Johnson (Johnson Media Services) Tom Kennalley (Bonavia Properties) Sheila Kinnard (Community Volunteer) Delmar Klocke (Community Volunteer) Dr. Rodney Miller* (Fine Arts, Wichita State University) Belden Mills** (Wilko Paint) Pam Postier (MTWichita Guild President) Jessica Rosell (Lathrop and Gage, LLC) Ami Schlader (Commerce Trust Company) Shoko Sevart (Sevart & Sevart) Jordan Sickman (Government Attorney) Randy Steinert (Emprise Financial Corporation) Sharon Van Horn (VPM, Inc) Tony Veith (Community Volunteer) Monte Vines (Adams Jones Law Firm PA) Gidget Watson (The Independent School) Linda Weir-Enegren (LS Industries) Kendall Wendt (Schammerhorn Inc.) Paul Witte (Maximum Outdoor Equipment) *Denotes Honorary Board Member **Denotes Director Emeritus 2022 BOARD OF DIRECTORS EDUCATING & NURTURING CREATORS, ARTISTS & AUDIENCES, MISSION STATE ME NT

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