Moonlight Amphitheatre Peter Pan Program

36TH SUMMER SEASON AT THE MOONLIGHT AMPHITHEATRE BROADWAY’S BEST UNDER THE STARS

2016 SEASON AT THE MOONLIGHT AMPHITHEATRE

BROADWAY’S BEST UNDER THE STARS

JUNE 15 – JULY 2, 2016

JULY 20 – AUGUST 6, 2016

AUGUST 17 – SEPTEMBER 3, 2016

SEPTEMBER 14 – OCTOBER 1, 2016

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WELCOME TO THE MOONLIGHT! Dear Friends, We welcome you to the second show in our 36th Season and are thrilled to be producing the enduring family classic Peter Pan. This magical show hasn’t been seen in our Amphitheatre in 20 years and we believe it is time to share the story of the boy who wouldn’t grow up with our audiences once again!

Please allow us to thank so many that make every year

Steven Glaudini and Daniel Kays memorable. First and foremost, we thank our subscribers welcome you to the Summer Season

and ticket buyers. As you fill the Amphitheatre with open minds and open hearts, it is a privilege to bring these shows every summer to you. Your attendance keeps cultural arts alive in the City of Vista and provides great trust to our City Council who support our program every year. Please take the time to thank our City Council when they are in attendance with you.

We also stand side by side with our fundraising partner, the Moonlight Cultural Foundation, and say thank you to the corporate and show sponsors and the many individual donors for their contributed support. Corporate and donor contributions are vital to the health of the Moonlight. If you see a foundation staff or board member in attendance, please make sure to thank them as well for their continued focus in keeping our shows high in performance value, accessible in price, and relevant in content.

Now, sit back as we take you to a “place where dreams are born and time is never planned”…where Pirates, Mermaids, Indians, Faeries, and Lost Boys roam. A place nicely crammed with hardly any space between one adventure and another. A place where you never grow up. Have a great evening under the stars and we look forward to seeing you at the Moonlight for the remainder of the Season!

Sincerely, Steven Glaudini Daniel J. Kays Producing Artistic Director Managing Director

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Don’t miss these three great acts coming to the Moonlight Amphitheatre this fall and winter!

Remember When Rock Was Young: The Elton John Tribute OCTOBER 28 | 7 PM

This spectacular show stars the award-winning, multi-talented performer Craig A. Meyer, hailed as the best Elton John tribute artist performing today. His powerhouse vocals and talent at the piano will ignite Elton John’s greatest hits.

Tim Hockenberry in Concert NOVEMBER 19 | 7 PM

Tim Hockenberry was propelled into the national spotlight when he skyrocketed to fame as a semi-finalist on America’s Got Talent. Now you can experience this gifted interpreter of songs when he performs original material and beautifully re-imagined covers.

Lightwire Theatre presents A Very Electric Christmas DECEMBER 3 | 6 PM

Bundle up and bring the family to experience this dazzling show that blends dance, puppetry, and technology all performed in complete darkness! Before the show, kids can frolic in the snow area on the Amphitheatre’s Great Lawn.

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ONE NIGHT ONLY!

MOONLIGHT SPECIAL FUNDRAISER A UNIQUE CONCERT EXPERIENCE

Chris Mann & Shoshana Bean in Concert NOVEMBER 12 | 8 PM

Chris Mann: Golden Join Chris Mann for a spectacular musical evening featuring songs from the Golden Age of Broadway, the Great American Songbook and his chart-topping albums.

Mann rose to fame as Christina Aguilera’s finalist on NBC’s The Voice. Since then, his debut album, Roads, hit #1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers Chart, he starred in his own PBS television special: A Mann For All Seasons and is currently starring as The Phantom in The Spectacular New Production of The Phantom of the Opera National Broadway Tour.

Critics hail Mann as “a bona fide breakout star” and “the best “Phantom of the Opera” since Michael Crawford!”

Enjoy an evening of beloved hits and new favorites for one night only at the Moonlight!

New, up and coming Shoshana Bean is magnificent and stirring, always original, heartfelt, and quite funny when needed. See her at Moonlight and you will be able to say you saw her when . . .

Over the years, Broadway star and recording artist Shoshana Bean has become synonymous with the word “soulful”. Bean is best known for her roles in the Broadway smash hits Wicked and Hairspray, and a stellar performance alongside Brian McKnight on the Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards. But since the release of her debut solo album, Superhero, it is said that Bean can match Barbra Streisand’s range and challenge Madonna’s style – and this is just the beginning of her career!

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2017 MOONLIGHT CABARET SERIES

A hit with audiences which resulted in sold-out performances earlier this year, our Amphitheatre stage is transformed into ClubM, our fully enclosed intimate indoor performance venue featuring cabaret tables, pre-show dining and top-flight entertainment. Each concert is $80 and includes dinner and the show.

Molly Ringwald in Concert JANUARY 21, 2017 | 2 PM & 8 PM

Broadway audiences embraced her as Sally Bowles in Cabaret, as well as in Enchanted April and Modern Orthodox. But what many people may not realize is that this Broadway leading lady has a bona fide classic jazz background: her father is blind jazz pianist Bob Ringwald. Recognized as an icon of the 80’s with breakout performances in Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club, and Pretty in Pink, Molly Ringwald will share her sultry pipes in a concert featuring great jazz standards.

Mandy harvey FEBRUARY 11, 2017 | 2 PM & 8 PM

In 2009, Mandy’s first album, Smile was released, to widespread praise. Since then, she has released two more critically acclaimed albums: After You’ve Gone and All of Me. Though her hearing loss is profound, her timing, pitch, and passion are perfect. That’s why the media, including NBC Nightly News, have taken notice.

The Los Angeles Times raved, “From the first note, Mandy Harvey tames her audience into stunned appreciation as she glides pitch-perfect from breathy jazz standard to growling blues….

At show’s end the audience is on its feet.”

The Four Freshmen MARCH 11, 2017 | 2 PM & 8 PM

Four parts harmony, a twist of elegance, with a splash of swing, and a whole lot of fun! Now in their 62nd year of performance, The Four Freshmen continue to bring their unique brand of vocal harmony to audiences worldwide. The legendary sound that began in 1948 with Bob, Don, Ross and Hal continues on in the 21st century with Tommy, Curtis, Bob and Stein whose unmistakable sound thrills audiences all over the world.

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We salute Mayor Judy Ritter and the Vista City Council for their significant and enduring support.

Left to right: Councilmembers John B. Franklin; Deputy Mayor Amanda Rigby; Mayor Judy Ritter, John J. Aguilera; Cody Campbell.

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GENERAL INFORMATION ACCESSIBILITY NEEDS: Please contact a member of our house staff for further information and assistance. Handicap accessible parking and wheelchair access is available. Listening System receivers are available free of charge at the sound booth (photo ID needed). Special seating needs? Contact VisTix Box Office at (760) 724-2110. If a patron with mobility needs purchases a lawn ticket and cannot sit in a lawn chair, they may call the box office in advance to reserve a mobility chair that can be used to allow the patron to sit and be rolled onto the grass area in a safe manner. Any request made on the night of the event without advance notice will be handled if resources allow.

ALCOHOL: No outside alcohol permitted.

BBQs: No live flame or burning elements, i.e. candles, BBQs, or hibachis permitted.

CHILDREN: Children must be supervised at all times. Please collapse strollers during performance. Play areas are located outside South Gate.

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RESTROOMS: Located to the north at the Artisan Cafe patio and also located adjacent to the south box office.

SAFETY: To prevent risk of injury, patrons must wear shoes at all times.

SHUTTLE SERVICE: Service begins two and a half hours prior to performance.

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Amphitheatre Box Offices open two hours prior to performances. Gates open 90 minutes prior to performances.

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PRESENTS

MISTY COTTON as

PETER PAN

A Musical Based on the Play by SIR J.M. BARRIE Lyrics by Music by CAROLYN LEIGH MORRIS “MOOSE” CHARLAP Additional Lyrics by Additional Music by Additional Orchestrations and Arrangements by BETTY COMDEN and JULE STYNE CRAIG BARNA ADOLPH GREEN Originally Directed, Choreographed and Adapted by

JEROME ROBBINS Starring

ROBERT J. TOWNSEND

With JILL TOWNSEND JAMES VÁSQUEZ CELESTE LANUZA HEATHER LUNDSTEDT And featuring ELLIOT WEAVER JACOB FARRY Lighting Design by Sound Design by JEAN-YVES TESSIER JIM ZADAI Wig Design by PETER HERMAN

Scenery Design by JOHN IACOVELLI

Costume Design by SHIGERU YAJI

Costumes Coordinated and Executed by ROSLYN LEHMAN, RENETTA LLOYD, and CARLOTTA MALONE

Costumes, Scenery, and Properties Provided by McCOY RIGBY ENTERTAINMENT

Flying Effects by ZFX, Inc.

Stage Manager CRAIG CAMPBELL

Co-Musical Director and Conductor Co-Musical Director KENNETH GAMMIE J.D. DUMAS Choreographed by

CARLOS MENDOZA Directed by

STEVEN GLAUDINI

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PETER PAN 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. 212-541-4684.

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PETER PAN DIRECTOR’S NOTES: A BRIEF HISTORY

Since the early 1900's, the character of Peter Pan has withstood the test of time. What began as a London storyteller's thoughts in Kensington Gardens evolved into one of the most produced and revered characters, and plays, of the 20th Century. In 1902, Peter Pan was first mentioned in a book by J. M. Barrie entitled The Little White Bird.

The character was popular with the author and often became the lead character in the skits and games Barrie played with family friends, the Davies. By 1904, Peter was perfected and became the lead character in a full length play.

The play was titled Peter Pan, or the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up. Barrie's script was originally rejected on the basis that it was too elaborate to be produced. There were too many large set changes and the technical aspect of flying seemed too complicated to stage. However, with the confidence of Barrie's friend and producer, Charles Frohman, Barrie mounted the first production of Peter Pan on December 27, 1904, at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London. Not knowing how popular Peter Pan would become, Barrie was unaware that this first production would set theatrical traditions for the play for generations to come. A few traditions that are associated with Peter Pan are Mr. Darling and Captain Hook being played by the same actor, Nana and the Crocodile being played by the same actor and, perhaps the most famous of all, the cross-gender casting of a female as Peter Pan. Women would go on to play the lead role in Peter Pan for almost 50 years. The first actress to play Peter was 37 year-old, Nina Boucicault, sister to the play’s first director, Don Boucicault. Peter Pan was considered a role for a woman until a 1952 German production cast a male in the role. The English didn’t break this tradition until the 1980’s.

Throughout the 20th century, different productions evolved from the original Barrie play. However, no two productions are more responsible for the endurance of Peter Pan's popularity over the past 50 years than the 1953 animated Disney feature and the 1954 Mary Martin Broadway Musical. Although these two adaptations vary widely from Barrie's original storyline, they seem to form most people’s memories of Peter Pan. While music was always a part of Peter Pan productions, a full-blown musical was never attempted until 1954. Jerome Robbins saw great potential in Peter Pan and did not want to give up the idea of a full-length Broadway musical. So songwriting team Moose Charlap and Carolyn Leigh were approached by Robbins (who would also direct and choreograph the Martin production) to write the score for the musical.

Realizing the size of the project, Robbins later hired noted lyricists Betty Comden and Adolph Green, and composer Jule Styne to write additional music for the upcoming production. With the new songs, Mary Martin in the role of Peter Pan, and Cyril Ritchard as Hook, the show was a great success. After a full season on Broadway, the production was filmed for television and was broadcast seven times between the years 1955 and 1973. The televised production brought world-wide popularity to the musical and created an American tradition. Revivals would later star Sandy Duncan and one who became synonymous with the role, Cathy Rigby.

The story of Peter Pan will always be performed and continue to evolve, but no matter what shape or form he takes, “The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up” will remain a constant in our lives, from the youngest to the oldest of children.

I feel I’ve come full circle with this play as I made my Moonlight debut 20 years ago as Smee in 1996’s Peter Pan. To direct this piece has been an utter delight and has brought out that child in me. Feel free to let your inner child out as well…just think happy thoughts!

Steve

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SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I

Scene 1: The Nursery of the Darling Residence TENDER SHEPHERD…………….……………………….Mrs. Darling, Wendy, John, Michael I GOTTA CROW…………………….………………………….…………………………….Peter NEVERLAND………………………….………………………….………………………….Peter I’M FLYING…………………………….………………………….Peter, Wendy, John, Michael

Scene 2: Neverland PIRATE MARCH…………….……………….…………….………………………….Hook, Pirates A PRINCELY SCHEME……………….……………………….…………………….Hook, Pirates INDIANS!………….………………………….…………….…………………...Tiger Lily, Indians WENDY……………….………………………….…………….……………………....Peter, Boys I WON’T GROW UP………………………………………………………….Peter, Wendy, Boys ANOTHER PRINCELY SCHEME……………………………………………………Hook, Pirates Scene 3: Marooner’s Rock

- INTERMISSION ACT II

Scene 1: (The Home Underground) UGG-A-WUGG……….……………….…………….….Peter, Tiger Lily, Wendy, Boys, Indians DISTANT MELODY……….………………….………….…………….……………..Wendy, Peter Scene 2: The Pirate Ship HOOK’S WALTZ…………….…………….………….………………….…………Hook, Pirates I GOTTA CROW (REPRISE)………….…………….………………….……..Peter and Company

Scene 3: The Nursery of the Darling Residence TENDER SHEPARD (REPRISE)………….…….………….…………….Wendy, John, Michael I WON’T GROW UP (REPRISE)…….………….………….………The Darling Family, Lost Boys Scene 4: The Nursery Many Years Later NEVERLAND (REPRISE)…….….….………….….………….….………….….…………….Peter

PETER PAN ORCHESTRA Conductor KENNETH GAMMIE

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Violin DAN SWEM, CHERYL SWEM, EMILY KIMURA, SANA MOEZZI, KAREN CAVICCHIO, MIKA ARIE Cello CAROL TOLBERT, GRACE LEE Reed KARA WUCHNER, RON FOX, CAL GABRIEL Trumpet JOHN HESS, DAVID FENNELL, NATHANIEL ROSAS Trombone ANDREW MOREAU, RAYMOND LUCERO Keyboard JD DUMAS, KARIN GITTINS, DONNA KILPATRICK Harp LEAH PANOS Bass Guitar MARK PHELPS Drums/Percussion DANIEL DOERFLER

CAST (in order of appearance)

Mrs. Darling HEATHER LUNDSTEDT Wendy Darling JILL TOWNSEND John Darling ELLIOT WEAVER Michael Darling JACOB FARRY Liza CELESTE LANUZA Nana QUINTON WALKER Mr. Darling ROBERT J. TOWNSEND* Peter Pan MISTY COTTON* Curly DREW BRADFORD First Twin JOY NEWBEGIN Second Twin JESSICA CHRISTMAN Slightly DYLAN MULVANEY Tootles SARAH ERRINGTON Mr. Smee JAMES VÁSQUEZ* Cecco EDRED UTOMI Gentleman Starkey EVAN WHITE Bill Jukes JOHNNY FLETCHER Captain Hook ROBERT J. TOWNSEND* Crocodile QUINTON WALKER Tiger Lily CELESTE LANUZA Mermaid HEATHER LUNDSTEDT Pirates and Indians DANIELLE AIREY, KEVIN BURROUGHS, ANALILYA CALZADA, KYLE HAWK, JACOB NARCY, JANISSA SARACINO, ALA TIATIA, and QUINTON WALKER Wendy (Grown-Up) HEATHER LUNDSTEDT Jane TAYLOR COLEMAN *Denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association

PETER PAN

Additional Credits

Fight Choreographer JANISSA SARACINO Assistant to Choreographer LAURIE MUNIZ Assistant Lighting Designer A.J. PAULIN Properties Coordinator BONNIE DURBEN Assistant Stage Manager EDEN MICHEL Production Assistant LAUREN PARIS Drumming Coach DANNY KING Opening Narration VANESSA DINNING Orchestra Contractor BRYAN RANSOM Make-up GABE NUNEZ Public Relations SCATENA DANIELS COMMUNICATIONS Photography, Digital, and Graphics ALAN CROSTHWAITE, JONATHAN INFANTE, KEN JACQUES, NICOLE JASSO This production uses the Contract Management Program of the University/Resident Theatre Association, Inc. (212) 221-1130 Produced by the City of Vista in partnership with the Moonlight Cultural Foundation.

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST (in alphabetical order) DANIELLE AIREY (Indian) is so excited to make her Moonlight debut in Peter Pan! Her other local credits include a dancer in Madagascar: Operation Vacation (SeaWorld), Pouncival in Cats (SDMT), Minnie in West Side Story (SDMT), Ensemble in 42nd Street (SDMT). Other favorite credits include Elf/Doe in the National Tour of Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer (McCoyRigby), Magician’s Assistant in Hector is Magic (Disney Cruise Lines), Angela in Saturday Night Fever (Royal Caribbean Productions), and aerliast in In the Air (Royal Caribbean Productions).

DREW BRADFORD (Curly) is so excited to be back at the Moonlight for another season! He would like to thank the cast and production team for this amazing experience. Previous Moonlight credits include The Music Man, All Shook Up, and Mary Poppins (Robertson Ay). Other regional credits include 42nd Street, SDMT; Big Fish, Young Frankenstein, Performance Riverside.

Enjoy the show!

KEVIN BURROUGHS (Pirate/Indian) is thrilled to be back for his second show at Moonlight. Performance credits: Sister Act (Moonlight Stage Productions) Hairspray, The Who’s: Tommy, Zoot Suit, In The Heights, Violet (SDRep), Les Misérables (STAR Repertory Theatre), The Nutcracker (SDBallet), Passion (Ion Theatre), and many others. Choreographer credits: Shrek: The Musical, The Addams Family (STAR Repertory Theatre), The Wiz, Crowns, Nativity: A Soulful Celebration (CGT), The Toxic Avenger (LJHS) and others. Photography: officialkevinburroughs.weebly.com.

ANALILYA CHRYSTELLE CALZADA (Indian/Dancer) is grateful and super excited to be returning to the Moonlight stage where she was seen in West Side Story and Cats. Other San Diego credits include: The King and I, A Chorus Line (Welk Resort), and Aida (Starlight Bowl), Sea Force and Zombie Zelebration (Sea World). B.A. in Dance (UCSD) and a brown belt in The Gentle Art. I can't thank my family and friends enough for their love and support 143.

JESSICA CHRISTMAN (Second Twin) is delighted to be heading back to NeverNeverland and to the Moonlight family. Moonlight Stage Productions: The Who's Tommy; 3D Theatricals: Peter Pan (Tootles); Lamb's Players Theatre: Les Misérables (Swing, u/s Eponine); San Diego Musical Theatre: White Christmas; SRT, Santa Rosa: Avenue Q (Lucy); Xandau (Euterpe); Sweet Charity (Frug Soloist).

Jessica received her BA in Theatre and BA in Dance from San Diego State University. Love to family and Brandon. jessicachristman.com.

TAYLOR COLEMAN (Jane) is thrilled to fly into Moonlight, where she was last seen as Young Fiona in Shrek and Gracie Shin in The Music Man. She spent three seasons as Cindy Lou in The Grinch Who Stole Christmas at The Old Globe. She also played Minnie in Annie Get Your Gun with SDMT. Taylor is a competitive gymnast for SoCal TTC, and a dancer with RAPA. She enjoys playing with her sisters Sam and Sadie and puppies Newman and Piper.

MISTY COTTON (Peter Pan) returns to the Moonlight stage after appearing in Tommy (Mrs. Walker) and The Marvelous Wonderettes (Missy). Broadway/National Tours: Miss Saigon (Ellen), Les Misérables (Eponine), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Narrator) w/ Donny Osmond. Off-Bway: The Marvelous Wonderettes (Missy). Regional: Into the Woods (Witch) Utah Shakespeare Festival, Carrie (Margaret) La Mirada Theatre, Tell Me On A Sunday at ETC, Side Show - LA

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST (in alphabetical order) Premiere - (Violet) Colony Theatre, A Little Night Music (Petra) SCR - LADCC Award, Last Five Years (Cathy) Pasadena Playhouse, The Winter Wonderettes (Missy) Milwaukee Rep., Wonderettes: Caps & Gowns, (Missy) Laguna Playhouse, Annie Get Your Gun (Annie) SBCCLO, The Spitfire Grill (Percy) Utah Shakespeare Festival & Laguna Playhouse, Snow Queen (Gerta) Troubadour Theatre Co., Peg ‘O My Heart, Johnny Guitar at USF. Original recordings for The Winter Wonderettes and Wonderettes: Caps & Gowns. P.S. - Yes this is my real name.

SARAH ERRINGTON (Tootles) is glad to be back after just appearing as Sister Mary Robert in Sister Act. Local credits include: Nunsense and Little Women (Moonlight), The Rocky Horror Show and Dogfight-SD Critics Circle nomination (Cygnet Theatre), Spelling Bee (Intrepid and North Coast Rep), SUDS and Into the Woods (New Village Arts), Winter Wonderettes and Meet Me in St. Louis (Welk Resort). Special thanks to Steve, Carlos, and JD. And always, love to my Rae. JACOB FARRY (Michael Darling) is extremely proud to join the cast of Peter Pan. Jacob, age 11, lives with his parents and older brother in Scripps Ranch and will attend sixth grade this fall. Jacob realized his love for acting during a summer acting camp at Maranatha Christian School in 2014. Since then, he has participated in the Maranatha Schools production of Shrek the Musical, Jr., Christian Youth Theater’s production of Mary Poppins and San Diego Junior Theatre’s production of The Music Man. When not participating in theatre, Jacob enjoys his voice lessons with Karyn Overstreet, computer games, reading, playing soccer, watching Impractical Jokers on TV with his dad, antiquing with his mom, and playing with friends.

JOHNNY FLETCHER (Bill Jukes) is elated to be working at Moonlight once again! Credits include: Big Fish (Don Price), Catch Me If You Can (Agent Branton), My Fair Lady (Harry), Young Frankenstein (Victor), South Pacific (Stewpot), and Legally Blonde (Kyle). Venues include: Moonlight, Sacramento Music Circus, MTW, SDMT, Performance Riverside, YLCLO, Disneyland, Curtain Call, and Center Stage. Johnny thanks Steve, Carlos, Ken and J.D. for giving him the opportunity to be a part of this production.

KYLE HAWK (Pirate/Indian) is thrilled to be returning to the Moonlight!

Past regional credits include Big Fish, Catch Me if You Can, White Christmas, Singin’ in the Rain, Mary Poppins, Spamalot, Young Frankenstein, Crazy for You (Billy), Bye Bye Birdie (Mr. Johnson), and Cats (Tumblebrutus). Kyle has also followed his love for dance all over the US performing with the Joffrey Ballet, Inaside Dance Chicago, Giordanos Jazz Dance and Joel Hall Dancers. Kyle would like to thank his family for their unconditional love and support, and God for with him ANYTHING is possible.

CELESTE LANUZA (Tiger Lily) received an MFA from UCI (Choreography) and a BFA from UArts (Dance-Musical Theatre). She is excited to play the role of Tiger Lily in her Moonlight debut working with Steven and Carlos!

Having received an Inland Theatre League Award for the role of ‘Anita’ in Candlelight Pavilion Theatre’s production of West Side Story, Celeste has continued to personify this role in productions including California Theater and Musical Theatre West’s Broadway in the Park. Other credits include MTW’s West Side Story, Lead Pachuca in Zoot Suit and Swing in the Who’s Tommy at San Diego Repertory Theatre.

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST (in alphabetical order) HEATHER LUNDSTEDT O’NEILL (Mrs. Darling/Grown-Up Wendy) is delighted to return to Moonlight in one of her favorite musicals of all time. Other Moonlight credits: Brenda Stong in Catch Me if You Can and Sondheim on Sondheim. Other regional credits include: Julie Jordan in Carousel, Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls, Christine in Yeston/Kopit’s Phantom, Laurey Williams in Oklahoma!. She has performed internationally with Disney Cruise Line and currently tours the country in LML Music Presents' Live in Central Park Revisted: Andrea Bocelli and as a member of the vintage singing trio The Beverly Belles. Follow her on Instagram @Hlundstedtoneill or Twitter @HeatherKONeill. heatherlundstedt.com.

DYLAN MULVANEY (Slightly) returns to Moonlight after appearing in last summer’s All Shook Up. SoCal credits: Sons of the Prophet, Spring Awakening (Cygnet), BARE: a Pop Opera, Musical Madlibs (Diversionary), How The Grinch Stole Christmas!, Celebrity Sonnets (The Old Globe), Oklahoma! (Welk Resort), 8 the Play (Birch North Park). Dylan is currently a sophomore at the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati for Musical Theatre. @dylanmulvaney.

JACOB NARCY (Indian/Pirate) is thrilled to be joining the Moonlight family this summer in Peter Pan. Past theatre credits include: Chino in West Side Story (SDMT), Bobby in Cabaret, and Stanley in Hello, Dolly! (Welk). He's danced with City Ballet of San Diego in their production of Romeo and Juliet, and was able to dance in the 2014 SD Fringe Festival with the award-winning cast of Victor Charlie ([the] Movement Initiative). A huge thank you to his family for their undying support, and always being there on this crazy journey!

JOY NEWBEGIN (First Twin) is thrilled to be returning to Moonlight after appearing in last summer’s Big Fish. Other credits: 42nd Street, Singing in the Rain, West Side Story, Cats and White Christmas with SDMT; West Side Story (Anybodys-UCI), Dames at Sea (UCI) Little Women (Jo), Anything Goes (Virtue), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (La Jolla Playhouse-choir member). Joy has a BFA in Dance Performance from the University of California, Irvine. Thanks for supporting live theater!

JANISSA SARACINO (Indian) is thrilled to make her Moonlight debut! Recently seen in SDMT's 42nd Street. Selected credits: Singin' In The Rain! at SDMT, and Riverside Repertory's West Side Story (Rosalia/Fight Choreographer) and Spring Awakening (Thea). Graduated from Columbia College Chicago with a BA in Theatre with a Stage Combat Minor. Chicago credits: Rent (Mimi) Chicago (Roxie Hart) Thank you friends, family and this magical cast and crew for all of your love and support!

ALA TIATIA (Indian/Pirate) is a Ridgecrest native transferring this fall from MiraCosta College to CSU Fullerton, hoping to complete his BFA in Musical Theatre. Regional credits include La Cage (Mercedes) and White Christmas at San Diego Musical Theatre; Shrek (Sticks Pig), The Music Man, All Shook Up, Catch Me if You Can, and Spamalot at Moonlight Stage Productions; The Drowsy Chaperone (Robert), Once on this Island (Agwe), and Guys and Dolls (Sky) at MCC. “To my professors/mentors.”

JILL TOWNSEND (Wendy Darling) is thrilled to be flying back to the Moonlight in the role of Wendy in Peter Pan! The last time she was on the Moonlight stage was many moons ago when she played Tiger Lily. Most recently, Jill played Anytime Annie in San Diego Musical Theatre’s production of 42nd Street. Some favorite roles include: Winnie Tate in Annie Get Your Gun (Sacramento Music Circus), The Mistress

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST (in alphabetical order) in Evita (Fullerton CLO), Miss Dorothy in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Eileen in the west coast premiere of I Love A Piano (Musical Theatre West), Columbia in Rocky Horror (Universal Studios Hollywood), Miss Brown in the world premiere of Allegiance (Old Globe) and her favorite role yet Mom to Chase Evan Townsend! jillandrobert.com ROBERT J. TOWNSEND (Captain Hook/Mr. Darling) is incredibly happy to return to the Moonlight having previously appeared in Sweeney Todd (Sweeney) and Beauty and the Beast (Beast). Broadway-Mamma Mia! National Tours-Jersey Boys, Camelot, Grease, Radio City. Selected regional: Georges in La Cage (SDMT-Craig Noel Award), Dan Goodman in Next To Normal (SDMT-also La Mirada-Ovation Nom), Billy Flynn in Chicago (SDMT), Papa Who in The Grinch (Old Globe), The Story of My Life (SDMT/Havoc-Thomas Weaver-Ovation Award/Craig Noel Nom), Edward Rutledge in 1776 (Musical Theatre West), Jekyll and Hyde (Title role-Ovation Award). TV/Film: One Minute Soap Opera, Scooby Doo: Music of the Vampire. And my favorite role to date - Baby Daddy to Mr. Chase Evan Townsend! jillandrobert.com.

EDRED UTOMI (Cecco) is ecstatic to be returning to Moonlight! Recent Credits: TJ in Sister Act (Moonlight), Jim in Big River (Performance Riverside), Rudolph…

Reindeer Nat'l Tour (McCoy Rigby), My Mañana Comes (SD Rep), Shrek The Musical (Moonlight), Joseph...Dreamcoat (Lamb's Players Theatre), Peerless (Old Globe), Weatherman (La Jolla Playhouse). BA Theatre, USD. Huge thanks to Moonlight for this incredible opportunity. Infinite thanks to God, family, and friends for all the love over the years.

JAMES VÁSQUEZ (Smee) is excited to make his onstage debut at the Moonlight Amphitheatre, as well as his behind the scenes debut as the Director of The Addams Family later this summer. He recently won the SD Critics Circle Award for Featured Actor in a Musical for his work as Jacob in San Diego Musical Theatre's La Cage Aux Folles. James has worked at the NY Public Theatre, The Old Globe, La Jolla Playhouse, Goodspeed Musicals, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Cygnet and Diversionary Theatre, as well as on television, film and radio. He is co-founder of Daisy 3 Pictures. James is a graduate of the Juilliard School of Drama.

QUINTON WALKER (Nana, the Crocodile/Pirate) is honored to be a part of this classic production. You may have seen him in past summers in The Music Man and My Fair Lady (Quartet). He has also performed with Performance Riverside and Moonlight Youth Theatre in West Side Story (Tony) and Joseph…

Dreamcoat (Joseph). Quinton would like to thank the Moonlight team for this privilege as well as his family for their support. He hopes you enjoy this flight amongst the stars!

ELLIOT WEAVER (John Darling) is thrilled and excited to “fly” back to Moonlight to be a part of this amazing production! Moonlight credits include Big Fish (Young Will) and The Music Man (Winthrop). Most recently Elliot was in Ragtime as Little Boy (San Diego Musical Theatre). Other credits include The Grinch Who Stole Christmas as Danny Who, Boo and Little Who ensemble (Old Globe). Earlier this year, the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle bestowed its Outstanding Young Artist Award for his body of work in 2015. Elliot is so grateful to Steve and Moonlight Productions for this incredible opportunity and to his family and friends who continue to encourage and support his theatre aspirations.

EVAN WHITE (Starkey) is absolutely thrilled and grateful to be making his Moonlight debut! By day he is a massage therapist. He’d like to thank his friends and family for their continued love and support, and thank his incredible wife Kristin and baby girl Finnley for being his rock and Inspiration.

“All you need is a little faith, trust, and pixie dust.”

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WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES STEVEN GLAUDINI (Director/Producing Artistic Director) It was twenty years ago that Steve made his Moonlight debut as Smee in Peter Pan and it has been a love affair ever since. Recent Moonlight credits have been Director of the recent hits: Big Fish, My Fair Lady, South Pacific, Sweeney Todd, Hairspray, Miss Saigon, Cats, Les Misérables (2008 San Diego Critics Award for Best Director), West Side Story, Cabaret, and Children of Eden. He thanks all of you for the support you give Moonlight Stage Productions…the theatre that started the career of his wife, actress Bets Malone. Steven credits the Moonlight with the start of his professional career which has led him to several positions including: five years as Artistic Director/Producer at Musical Theatre West in Long Beach. At MTW, Steve directed Monty Python’s Spamalot, Annie (starring Andrea McArdle), Little Shop of Horrors, Mel Brooks’ The Producers, Regional Premiere of All Shook Up, The Pajama Game, The Pirates of Penzance (starring Rex Smith), The Full Monty and five years as the Executive Director/Producer of Performance Riverside in Riverside, CA. Steven was recently honored by the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle with the Craig Noel Award for the Producer of the Year of 2014.

CARLOS A. MENDOZA (Choreographer) is thrilled to be back at the Moonlight after directing Anna in the Tropics at the AVO. A graduate of San Diego’s United States International University, he earned his BFA with an emphasis in Musical Theatre. Since that time, he has worked extensively as a director, choreographer, producer and artistic director. Selected theatrical credits include South Pacific, My Fair Lady, Les Misérables, In the Heights, Nunsense, Fiddler on the Roof, Man of La Mancha, Annie, Miss Saigon, Pajama Game, Cats, Hot Mikado, Aida, Nine and Joseph. He has won San Diego Critics Circle Awards for his productions of West Side Story and Ragtime; a 2014 BRAVO (San Diego) award for body of work and recently received an Inland Theatre League award for his production of In the Heights at Performance Riverside. One of his main projects has been creator/producer of The New Mambo Kings, a musical revue with a blend of Latin culture thru voice, music and dance. As Artistic Director, Mr. Mendoza guided Starlight Musical Theatre for two season (’09-’10). When not working in theatre, Carlos can be seen sailing the seven seas as Cruise Director for Holland America Line. He is currently a project coordinator for Language in Play, for the San Ysidro school district. carlosmendozaonline.com.

KENNETH GAMMIE (Co-Musical Director/Conductor) is a founding member of Moonlight Stage Productions and has participated in every summer season since 1981. He has conducted over 65 productions in this theatre where his most recent work includes 42nd Street, Cats, Miss Saigon, Annie, Anything Goes, Young Frankenstein, Mary Poppins and Shrek.

He is grateful to be sharing this experience with the talented and dedicated artistic teams, actors, musicians and crew. In his day job, he just finished his 41st year as a Music Educator in the Vista Unified School District where his work has been recognized for its excellence on a local, regional and statewide level.

JD DUMAS (Co-Musical Director) is honored to be back at Moonlight co-music directing alongside the talented Ken Gammie. Select Music Direction credits include: Shrek (Moonlight Amphitheatre), Reefer Madness (Dark Horse Theatre Company), Lucky Stiff (Weber State University), Sam I Was - an original musical (SLC Fringe Festival), All Shook Up (Centerpoint Legacy Theatre), Beauty and the Beast (Vista High School), Alice & Wonderland, Jr. (Moonlight Youth Theatre) and several productions at Legoland, CA. Among other awards and honors, JD is a three year Meritorious Award recipient for Music Direction through the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival. Holding a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Weber State University, JD is also a private voice teacher, performer and clinician. Thank you to Steve, Elan, my parents, Luke, this talented cast and amazing production team for your support and hard work. Off to Neverland!

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WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES JEAN-YVES TESSIER (Lighting Designer) selected credits include: Sister Act (Moonlight Amphitheatre), Cirque Musica (Dallas, TX): Crescendo 2015 (Hollywood Bowl, LA). 3D Theatricals (Fullerton, CA): Ragtime (2015 Ovation Award Nominee), Parade (2013 Ovation Award Nominee). Musical Theatre West (Long Beach, CA): Sunset Boulevard, Summer of Love (World Premiere), Sweeney Todd. McCoy-Rigby Entertainment (La Mirada/Riverside CA): Boeing Boeing, Ring of Fire (2012 Ovation Award Nominee), Smokey Joe’s Cafe. A Noise Within (Pasadena, CA): Antigone. DOMA (Hollywood, CA) American Idiot, Young Frankenstein (2015 Ovation Award Nominee). Ensemble Theatre Company (Santa Barbara, CA): The Housewives of Mannheim, Loot, In The Continuum. Bald Ego Productions (Toronto, Canada): Three Penny Epic Cabaret, To Damasacus.

PETER HERMAN (Wig Designer) has designed wigs for over thirty productions at Moonlight Stage Productions since 2002. Peter has designed wigs all over the Southern California area, including The Old Globe Theatre, The La Jolla Playhouse, The San Diego REP, as well as some design work for film, television, and various theme parks. Peter currently teaches wig and makeup design at San Diego State University.

CARLOTTA MALONE, ROSLYN LEHMAN, RENETTA LLOYD (Costume Coordination, Additional Design and Execution) marks the “Terrible Trio’s” eighth season together to clothe the Moonlight productions. Roz has been involved for the past 20 years and Carlotta has been involved since the first season, 36 summers ago. Recent Moonlight shows which have benefited under their combined expertise are Shrek, Big Fish, My Fair Lady, Catch Me If You Can, Mary Poppins, Wizard of Oz, Spamalot and Sister Act to name a few. Roz and Renetta have costumed shows at MiraCosta College Theatre, North Coast Rep, Oceanside Theater Company, Intrepid, San Diego Musical Theater, The Welk and Premiere Productions. Carlotta has worked at Coyote Stage Works, Musical Theater West, The Welk Resort, Starlight and Performance Riverside. Through the generosity of the Moonlight many of their costumes have been shared with neighboring theaters. Special costumes this summer will be created by Renetta whose original designs can be seen on nattyloucreations.com.

JIM ZADAI (Sound Designer) is happy to be back at the Moonlight Amphitheatre for another amazing year. Jim has been busy sound designing and running sound for Moonlight the past four years. Recent sound design credits here include All Shook Up, The Music Man and Sister Act. He has also worked on the sound staff at The Old Globe Theatre (Othello, The Two Gentlemen of Verona) and the La Jolla Playhouse (Side Show, The Hunchback of Notre Dame).

CRAIG CAMPBELL (Stage Manager) is excited to be back again at Moonlight after last year’s The Music Man. Other area credits: 42nd St, La Cage and West Side Story (SDMT) DNA series 2016; Kingdom City, The Who & The What and The Tallest Tree in the Forest (La Jolla Playhouse) Hay Fever and The Vortex (Cygnet). In addition to his theatre background, Craig’s an accomplished home makeover producer and professional organizer/stager having worked with Style Network, E!; HGTV and The Travel Channel.

BONNIE DURBEN (Property Master) credits include Moonlight: All Shook up, The Music Man, Shrek, Catch Me if You Can, Sister Act; Diversionary Theatre: Now or Later, She-Ranculas, Baby With The Bathwater, A New Brain and Amazons and Their Men; MiraCosta College Theatre: Seven, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, Urinetown and Grapes of Wrath; Intrepid Theatre: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf, Quality of Life, Hamlet, and I Hate Hamlet. Member of the Society of Property Artisans and Managers.

EDEN MICHEL (Assistant Stage Manager) is grateful to return for her fourth year at Moonlight. Thank you Steve for all the opportunities you’ve given me. Stan, thank you for your wisdom, insight and mentoring; you are indispensable to me! Craig it is a pleasure to work with you! Lauren, you are amazing. I am so happy we teamed up on Peter Pan. 17

WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES DAN KAYS (Managing Director) celebrates his 16th year of service in the City of Vista’s Cultural Arts Division. For the last 11 years, he has overseen the business and administrative functions of Moonlight Stage Productions, for the VisTix box office, and for front of house operations.

He has contributed to the development and growth of the cultural arts programs within the City’s two venues, the Moonlight Amphitheatre and the AVO Playhouse, which serve many organizations. Dan was instrumental in the founding of Moonlight Presents in the fall of 2014 and is curating the performances offered through this new performing arts programming. It is a pleasure to work alongside City officials, community leaders, corporate and nonprofit entities and the citizens in Vista, ensuring live arts are accessible and remain relevant in Vista’s ever growing community.

JUSTIN A.M.M. HALL (Technical Director) A Theatre Arts graduate from the University of Arizona, Justin worked with Arizona Opera, Arizona Theatre Company and Upstairs Theatre Co. Locally, Justin has designed for Moonlight at the AVO, New Village Arts, La Jolla Stage Company, and Carlsbad Community Theatre. Justin has worked with Moonlight Stage Productions since 2003.

ABOUT US AND ACCOLADES

You are about to experience an incredible musical theatre tradition that extends back 36 years when the Moonlight was originally founded as the Vista Summer Theatre Festival by Kathy Brombacher. Moonlight Stage Productions’ work has been recognized by the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle and other awards presenters. Recent Critics Circle accolades include Producer of the Year to Steven Glaudini, Outstanding Projection Design to Jonathan Infante, Outstanding Young Artist Award to Elliot Weaver, Outstanding Choreography to Karl Warden, Outstanding Sound Design to Chris Luessmann, Best Musical Direction to Elan McMahan, Outstanding Featured Performance in a Musical to Randall Hickman, and Outstanding Resident Musical Award. For more information on all things Moonlight, visit moonlightstage.com.

Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 45,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions.

The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. actorsequity.org.

This production is part of Sir J.M. Barrie’s bequest to the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London, which has benefited thousands of children in the years since his death. The producers are proud and happy that everyone who has bought a ticket for today’s performance of Peter Pan is helping a sick child get well.

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MOONLIGHT STAGE PRODUCTIONS STAFF PRODUCTION STAFF

Audio Engineers……………………………………………………PAUL A. CANALETTI, JR., JIM ZADAI Wireless Runner…………………………………………………………………………………RYAN MARSH Lighting Board Operator…………………………………………………………PATRICK McCLANAHAN Sound FX Operator……………………………………………………………………………VIOLETA CEJA Fly System Operator……………………………………………………………………RANDY WORKMAN Stagehands/Character Flight………………………………………CHRIS HACKETT, NATHAN HARPER, MARC HICKS, LAUREN PARIS Peter Pan Flight…………………………………………………………………AJ PAULIN, CHRIS WATKINS Tinker Bell Effects…………………………………………………………………………MEGAN MAHONEY Properties Runners………………………………………………SUE GIVENS, NANCY NGUYEN-DUONG Follow Spot Operators……………………JAZRENE ABILDGAARD, REINOLD KELLICI, ROY MEILICH Wardrobe Supervisor…………………………………………………………………………SANDRA SHAY Dresser…………………………………………………………………………………………JEAN HAMMER Makeup……………………………………………………………………………….….…SHAWNA GRESHIK Makeup/Dresser………………………………………………………………………...…VICTORIA PADILLA Child Wrangler…………………………………………………………………………..…SARAH AHLQUIST

TECHNICAL STAFF

Lighting Supervisor …………………………………………………………………ANTHONY (AJ) PAULIN Audio Supervisor……………………………………………………………………..…BRYON ANDERSON Technical Crew…………………………TIMOTHY BECHTOLD, JAKOB BERGER, MATTHEW CHEWIWIE, RYAN GALVIN, MICHAEL GONZALES, JACOB GRIFFIN, JAMIE GUEVARRA, GARY HAILSTONE, DICKSON JANDA, ASHLEY JENKS, JEFFREY JUSTICE, KATHLEEN KENNA, KELLY KISSINGER, RAUL MENDEZ, ANTHONY O’DONNELL, CHANDLER PAYNE, CASSIDY PERRINGTON, GRIFFIN SATODA, STEPHEN SHAW, EMILY SPERLING, SHARON STRICH, ERIC WARD, NATHAN WOODS, SARAH ZIMMERMAN

ADMINISTRATION

Producing Artistic Director Managing Director STEVEN GLAUDINI DANIEL KAYS Technical Director………………………………………………………………………JUSTIN A.M.M. HALL Assistant Technical Director…………………………………………………………………DAVID BEAVER Assistant Technical Director………………………………………………………………ERIC KABACINSKI Marketing Specialist……………………………………………………………………………FRED TRACEY Office Manager……………………………………………………………………………CAROLE BERBAUM Office Assistant…………………………………………………………………………ANDREW AMEZCUA

VISTIX TICKETING STAFF

Ticket Services Manager……………………………………………………………………KERI HOSTETLER Assistant Ticket Services Manager……………………………………………………SHELBY CAUGHRON Ticket Sellers……………………………………………………………GAIL ARCINIEGA, LETTIE DE ANDA, BETH EWING, ERINA CHAVEZ, GINNY GREGG, LAURIE HILTBRAND, DUSTIN JENKINSON, MOISES LOPEZ, EDEN MICHEL, HALEY MULHALL, LANA PICCIANO, MEGAN ROUSE, MICHELLE THORNBURY

FRONT OF HOUSE

House Managers……………………………TERI REMSBERG, MILES MONTGOMERY, EMMA RUDOLPH Usher Coordinators ……………………………………………ANDREW AMEZCUA, KAREN JOHNSON House Staff………………SOPHIA ARCINIEGA, JOEL ARNOLD, TRISTEN CALLEN, COLE CANALETTI, EMILY CHALK, BRADY CONLEY, RYAN DAVIS, BRANDON EWING, NATALIE EWING, LINDSEY GLEASON, AVA GLEESON, TAYLOR HATCH, SOPHIA HUTCHEON, CATHERINE LYNCH, KATIE NOLTE, BECKY STERLING, LAURA STERLING, SARAH PIZZUTO, MCKENNA ROUDEBUSH, CLAIRE VENCILL, FRED KISRO, DANIEL L’HEUREUX, DIRK REMSBERG

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Dear Friends, Thanks to donor commitment, we were able to end fiscal year 2015 2% above revenue goal and $72,000 below our original budget. Thank you! The combination of continued generosity, and our internal prudence and resourcefulness, Toria Watson Jane Mitchell enabled us to support educational and community arts outreach programs as well as provide Moonlight Stage Productions much needed additional funds to support year-round programming at Moonlight Amphitheatre.

Theatre arts rely on two sources of income: funds raised from ticket sales and philanthropic contributions from private donors. With your additional contribution we help our community thrive, and we do that by presenting the highest quality live theatre, providing partnership opportunities, and preparing our youth with artistically innovative education programs. These components are important economic drivers to our community and region.

The Moonlight Cultural Foundation takes great pride in serving the City of Vista and Moonlight Stage Productions and Moonlight Presents. We support the Moonlight Amphitheatre as a community gathering place where people can come together to celebrate, heal, escape through Broadway caliber productions and cultural arts programming.

As always, it is your ultimate participation in the arts that makes Moonlight Stage Productions one of Southern California’s most professional and mature performing arts institutions and the jewel of San Diego North County.

Gratefully, Toria Watson CEO, Moonlight Cultural Foundation

Jane Mitchell MCF Board President

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

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Membership benefits & 2 reserved lawn tickets to a summer production.

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Sapphire’s membership benefits & special recognition in event programs, and a summer priority parking pass.

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Sapphire ($500-$1,499)

Emerald’s membership benefits, an Membership benefits, 4 reserved lawn tickets to a summer production, invitation to ‘Meet the Artists’ and ‘Meet the Directors’ VIP events. and an invitation to ‘Meet the Directors’ at a VIP event.

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You’ll receive all of the Ruby membership benefits, 2 seats for the Season Opening Night Dinner on the Moonlight Patio and more!

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Congratulates Moonlight Stage Amphitheatre Productions for our community at the Moonlight for providing 36 of award-winning theatre andyears the AVO Playhouse! for our community at the Moonlight Amphitheatre!

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Helping future generations since 2001 Forte for Children, formerly the DEI Children’s Charitable Foundation, aims to improve the quality of life for disadvantaged children in the communities in which we do business with an emphasis on music education & music therapy. Whether through instruments, dance, or other artistic expression, a child can be inspired through music.

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Corporatesponsors sponsors and donations areare essential Corporate andindividual individual donations Corporate sponsors and individual donations are essential to deliver quality productions and children’s outreach essential to deliver quality productions and children’s to deliver quality productions and children’s outreach programs.

Join corporate leaders in our region to make outreach programs. Join corporate leaders in our programs.

Join corporate leaders in our our community. region to make a serious investment in the arts and region to make a serious investment in the arts and our a serious investment in the arts and our community. community.

Please call MCF Executive Director Toria Watson at Please call MCF or Executive Director Toria Watson at to 760.630.7650 toria@moonlightfoundation.com Please call MCF CEO Toria Watson at 760.630.7650 or 760.630.7650 or toria@moonlightfoundation.com to learn more. toria@moonlightfoundation.com to learn more. learn more.

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By being a Moonlight donor, you impact the community and region. With your continued financial support to the Moonlight Cultural Foundation we will take the Moonlight to the next stage and beyond and bring educational and community outreach center stage!

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MOONLIGHT ANGELS AUXILIARY Since 1992, Moonlight Angels Auxiliary’s mission is to promote and assist Moonlight Cultural Foundation’s fundraising efforts in support of Moonlight Stage Productions’ quality programming at the Moonlight Amphitheatre. Members are offered various volunteer opportunities, special events, and fundraising activities.

The Angels have provided funds and supported many projects at Moonlight via the efforts of wonderful volunteers.

We encourage all members of the Moonlight Family to join the Auxiliary and connect with the Mission of Moonlight Cultural Foundation. We welcome your friends and family…the more the merrier!

The Moonlight Angels is an auxiliary of Moonlight Cultural Foundation and is not organized for the private gain of any individual.

More information: moonlightfoundation.com

Moonlight Youth Theatre is an educational platform dedicated to providing professional theatrical training for young people. Each year MYT helps hundreds of aspiring young actors, singers, and dancers pursue their dreams by providing performance opportunities through quality Theatrical Productions and Show Choirs, as well as educational opportunities through Workshops and Master Classes.

MYT is committed to providing an education in theatre arts that encourages teamwork and leadership skills and fosters the development of confidence, creativity, and consideration for others in the context of a professional environment.

Classes are staffed by actors, directors, choreographers, musical directors and other theatre professionals.

Performance opportunities include two staged productions at the AVO Playhouse and Moonlight Amphitheatre.

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Thoroughly Modern Millie OCTOBER 14-23, 2016 | MOONLIGHT AMPHITHEATRE

The winner of six TONY Awards including Best Musical, Thoroughly Modern Millie takes you back to the height of the Jazz Age in New York City, when “moderns” including a flapper named Millie Dillmount were bobbing their hair, raising their hemlines, entering the workforce, and rewriting the rules of love. Taking place in New York City in 1922, Thoroughly Modern Millie tells the story of young Millie Dillmount, who has just moved to the city in search of a new life for herself. It’s a New York full of intrigue and jazz - a time when women were entering the workforce and the rules of love and social behaviour were changing forever. Based on the popular movie, the stage version of Thoroughly Modern Millie includes a full score of new songs and bright dance numbers. From explosive tap numbers to a Fred and Ginger routine on a window ledge, frisky flappers, dashing leading men and a dragon-lady of a villainess audiences will love to hate, Thoroughly Modern Millie is a perfect evening of madcap merriment.

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Tim & Joyce O’Neill Barbara A. Nolan C.J. Patton Timothy & Diana Peirce Jan & George Porter Bradley & Sue Quick Joe & Joyce Quince Ron & Mary Riedberger Amanda & D’Arcy Rigby Phylaine BemelSchermerhorn Don & Becky Sciglimpaglia Eileen Marie Sigler Joseph Slobodny Barbara Snow Addie Soo Joseph & Dagna Stencel Richard & Susan Stokes Maureen Stroud Joanne Terry Lorna Teverbaugh John & Sandy Todd Lois Tubandt Jerry & Jean Walter Ron & Sybil Ward Don & Rosemarie Watson Harriet Wicburg Larry & Patti Williams Judith Wood George J. Woodridge Mary Jo Young Peggy M. Zachary Kristin Zink MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of Nils Anderson In Memory of Johnny Bisom In Memory of Sandra Ellis-Troy In Memory of Mathew Naegeli In Memory of Moonlight Angel Debbie Olivier Ralph Johnson In Memory of Jenni Lou Carbine In Memory of Dennis D. Carbine In Memory of Dave Cooley Barbara Cooley In Memory of Fred A. Pechek Dottie Pechek In Memory of Bill Harvey Ray & Sara Botts Bob & Kathy Brombacher

William & Catherine Brown James & Patricia Downs Maria Garrisi Beverly and Kathy Gorman John & Maureen Hartin Larry & Colleen O’Harra Raub Mathias Dottie Pechek Carol Sanford Steven & Diane Scholfield Susan Slade Lorna Stofer Mary Ann Truesdell Betty Santoro & Tom Vanecek Scott Harvey Woodhouse Peggy Zachary In Memory of Mrs. Mary (Ron) Riedberger Jack & Nancy Ruis In Memory of Shirley Darlene Workman Randy & Krystal Price Workman HONORARIUM: In Honor of Kathy Brombacher In Honor of Stanley D. Cohen Ralph Johnson GRANTS AJL Charitable Foundation Bonsall Women’s Club Carolyn Chiriboga in memory of Virginia Stanton County of San Diego, Community Enhancement Grant Forté for Children IBM International Foundation Youth Friends Association

GALA TABLE SPONSORS $2,500 Stanley D. Cohen Datron World Communications, Inc. Forté for Children Jane & Herman Mitchell* Stephanie Matthews UBS Financial Services GALA UNDERWRITERS Kathy & Mike Naylor* Covell & Hogan, CPA’s * GALA DONORS $5,000 - $10,000 The Barter Family Bob Beard & Janice Ephron Bill & Linda Birnie* Stanley Cohen Datron World Communications, Inc. $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 Ray & Sara Botts Dr. Bob & Kathy Brombacher Dave & Janis Cowles Dale & Rita Geldert Robert Goldstein Syd Harris & Barbara Mannino Keith & Robbie Hass Issa Family Foundation Joe & Alyson Lamond Jim & Megan Minarik Modern Builders Supply Robert PendletonPendleton Eye Center $500-$999 Tom & Betty Bailey Patrick & Jennifer Johnson Mayo Strauss Bob Westfall

$100-$499 Baggett, Dennis* SPECIAL EVENT SPONSORS: KC Bean Sue Carr 2016 36TH Keith & Lisa Courtmanche ANNIVERSARY GALA Lee Covell* & Valerie Dolan DIRECTOR SPONSORS - $10,000 Jodi Diamond June Dunn Scatena Daniels Matthew Gherna SPOTLIGHT SPONSORS - $5,000 Debbie Gregory Rick & Jessie Hudson Janice Ephron Stacey Jameson & Robert Beard Gary & Allison Kawano* Forté for Children Debbie King Muriel and Hans Schiff

Mark King Deborah McClusky Wes & Robin McDonough* Herman & Jane Mitchell* Mike & Kathy Naylor* Sharon Olson Jeff Pashby* Karl & Margaret Ramsing Sylvia Rodriguez Scatena Daniels John & Nina Shakarian Daniel & Linda Villasenor Ron Vodicka Toria & Erich Watson Steve Wilson Stacey Winker Steve Wright 2016 WELL-STRUNG SPECIAL EVENT SPONSORS Artistic Supporter $10,000 Forté for Children 2016 CHRIS MANN AND SHOSHANNA BEAN SPECIAL EVENT SPONSORS Artistic Supporter $10,000 Forté for Children Advocate Supporter $2,500 Carolyn Chiriboga in memory of Virginia Stanton SPECIAL THANKS Printing, Direct Mail, Graphic Design & Marketing

Nicole Jasso, Graphic Artist Scatena Daniels Anthony Carrasco Thank you Moonlight Patrons as of June 15, 2016.

Annual gifts of $100 and above will be listed in show programs.

We apologize in advance for any error or omission in the listing of our patrons. Please help us correct any mistakes by calling the Moonlight Cultural Foundation office at (760) 630-7650. *Denotes MCF Board Member

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THE STARS COME OUT

TO MOONLIGHT CULTURAL FOUNDATION SPECIAL EVENTS Young Performers Theatric Luncheon An Afternoon Adventure with Peter Pan

JULY 29 | LEARN | GROW | PERFORM Price: $40 per person Date: Friday, July 29th Time: 11:30 AM- 1:30 PM Place: Moonlight Amphitheatre

We invite you to enjoy theatre education with your child at the Moonlight! Interactive activities include: Theatrical Make-Up, Life Casting Demo, Interactive Props, Scavenger Hunt, Games, Prizes...Fun for the entire family! • Backstage Tour of Moonlight Stage Productions Peter Pan Set with special insights from Steven Glaudini, Producing Artistic Director, Moonlight Stage Productions • Gourmet Buffet Lunch.

Space is limited to 100 - register now! jennifer@moonlightfoundation.com | 760.630.7650

VIP Donor Appreciation Evening Sponsored by Vista Valley Country Club

SEPTEMBER 26

Dinner event at Vista Valley Country Club

Mix and mingle with fellow stakeholders and distinguished guests whose collective contributions have helped our rich arts community and vision grow, as we celebrate 36 years of performances, theatre education, and community outreach! A sumptuous three course chef’s meal with select wine and craft beer prepared by Executive Chef Marissa Gerlach sets the stage for an intimate evening with special guests from Moonlight Stage Productions.

Sapphire donors and above are invited to enjoy this complimentary VIP Patron event.

Limited to 100. Reserve your seat at 760.630.7650 or toria@moonlightfoundation.com

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UPCOMING EVENTS MOONLIGHT AMPHITHEATRE Thoroughly Modern Millie Presented by Moonlight Youth Theatre October 14 - 23

Remember When Rock Was Young Presented by Moonlight Presents October 28

AVO PLAYHOUSE

Fiddler on the Roof Presented by Carlsbad Community Theatre August 5 - 14 Manic Mike Presented by Manic Mike Comedy September 17

PUT YOUR EVENT CENTER STAGE

The Moonlight Amphitheatre and the AVO Playhouse are available to rent for your special event.

The City of Vista’s theaters are available for rent for theatre, concert, dance, and other performing arts events.

Our venues are also perfect for other events including weddings, meetings, and other activities.

Call 760.643.5299 for information.

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ANNOUNCING SEASON 37 OF BROADWAY’S BEST UNDER THE STARS AT THE MOONLIGHT AMPHITHEATRE!

JUNE 14 – JULY 2, 2017

JULY 19 – AUGUST 5, 2017

AUGUST 16 – SEPTEMBER 2, 2017

SEPTEMBER 13 – 30, 2017

This epic tale of love, loyalty, and betrayal features an unforgettable pop rock score with soaring ballads and rousing choral numbers. This Tony-winning musical is based on the Verdi opera.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musicalized version of Billy Wilder’s classic film noir is theatre at its most dramatic.

This magnificent musical weaves a tale of faded glory set against a soaring musical score.

In a magical kingdom beneath the sea, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. Based on the beloved Disney animated film.

From the creator of Broadway’s hit Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony Award-winning musical is an exhilarating journey into one of New York’s most vibrant communities. With hip-hop, salsa, merengue and soul music, In the Heights is filled with incredible dancing along with a gripping story of hope and self-discovery.

SUBSCRIPTIONS GO ON SALE JANUARY 2017.

SINGLE TICKETS GO ON SALE MARCH 2017.

MOONLIGHTSTAGE.COM | 760.724.2110 Shows and dates are subject to change.