Arizona Repertory Theatre's THE FULL MONTY Program

Originally Produced for Broadway by Fox Searchlight Pictures, Lindsay Law, and Thomas Hall World Premiere at the Globe Theatres, San Diego,CA

Jane Kivel Production Co -Sponsor

Campbell, Yost, Clare & Norell, P.C. Production Co -Sponsor

NOV. 9 - DEC. 7, 2014 l Marroney Theatre September 11 - October 2, 2011 l Marroney Theatre

“Ingenious! A snazzy double act.”

– The New York Times

book & music by Joe Kinosian book & lyrics by Kellen Blair directed by Scott Schwartz

NOV 29, 2014 through

DEC 20, 2014

PERFORMING AT THE TEMPLE OF MUSIC AND ART ARIZONATHEATRE.ORG | 520-622-2823 | 2014/15 SEASON SPONSORS: I. MICHAEL AND BETH KASSER

The University of Arizona • College of Fine Arts School of Theatre, Film & Television proudly presents an Arizona Repertory Theatre production

Book by Terrence McNally Music and Lyrics by David Yazbek Based on the Motion Picture released by Fox Searchlight Pictures and written by Simon Beaufoy, produced by Uberto Pasolini and directed by Peter Cattaneo

Director f §± Danny Gurwin * Musical Director f § Monte Ralstin *

Choreographer f Miranda Crispin

Costume Designer Jessica Hensley

Scenic Designer f Clare P. Rowe

Sound Designer f Matt Marcus

Conductor

Shawn Cullen Lighting Designer f** Deanna Fitzgerald

Technical Director Stage Manager f Ted Kraus Sydney Luttschwager† Dramaturg Skylar Westberg

*Member of Actors' Equity Association

** Member of United Scenic Artists, Local 829

§Member of Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists þSociety of American Fight Directors

±Member of American Guild of Musical Artists

©Member of The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society Unless otherwise noted, all designers, performers and technicians are School of Theatre, Film & Television students. f School of Theatre, Film & Television Faculty Member

†BFA Senior Capstone Project See Production Staff page for details.

THE FULL MONTY

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 100190 Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIShows.com

Arizona Repertory Theatre is the professional theatre training company of the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television.

THE CAST Jerry.........................................................................................Ethan Kirschbaum Dave................................................................................................... Charlie Hall Malcolm......................................................................................Brian Klimowski Ethan....................................................................................................Josh Dunn Horse................................................................................................ Chris Okawa* Harold........................................................................................Aaron Arseneault Nathan............................................................................ Cosmo Brusa Zappellini Georgie........................................................................................ Jamie Grossman Vicki.............................................................................................. Sarah Ambrose Pam.................................................................................................. Jaclyn Stickel Jeanette............................................................................................. Sydnee Ortiz ‡

Keno.............................................................................................. Taylor Bradley Reg.................................................................................................Zackry Colston Teddy.............................................................................................. Austin Wright Gary......................................................................................... Anthony J. Chavez Marty.................................................................................................. Brett Dixon Estelle................................................................................................Sarah Bartley Susan............................................................................................ Audrey Roberts Joanie.............................................................................................Rhetta Kampel Dolores...........................................................................................Carolyn Fluehr Betty.....................................................................................................Cecilia Iole Patti............................................................................................... Lauren Bardon *

Member of Actors’ Equity Association

‡

Actors’ Equity Membership Candidate

UNDERSTUDIES: Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance. Anthony J. Chavez for Malcolm - Brett Dixon for Jerry - Chandler Corely-Essex for Georgie Jules Grantham for Dolores, Betty & Patti - Keenan Larson for Ethan - Shira Maas for Jeanette - Ali Wood Moser for Vicki - Scott Murdock for Reg, Teddy, Gary & Marty - Taylor Pearlstein for Estelle, Susan & Joanie - Tyler Reaser for Pam - Stefan Vikingur for Nathan. *For November 9, 13, 16, 20 & 23 performances, the role of Nathan will be played by Stefan Vikingur.

ORCHESTRA Conductor......................................................................................Shawn Cullen Keyboard I....................................................................... Lisa Otey, Mike Padilla Keyboard II......................................................................................... Joel Pierce Reeds................................................................... Bill Patterson, Michael Weiss Trumpet..................................................................................Jared Engstrom Trombone.......................................................................................David Adams Guitar................................................................................................Abe Marcor Bass........................................................................................ Rafael Carruthers Drums........................................................................................... Dylan Browne

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT I Overture..............................................................................................................

Scrap.....................................................................Jerry, Dave, Malcolm & Ethan It's a Woman's World..........................................Georgie, Estelle, Susan & Joanie Man ................................................................................................ Jerry & Dave Big Ass Rock......................................................................Jerry, Dave & Malcolm Life with Harold...............................................................Dave, Vicki & Malcolm Big Black Man...........................................Jerry, Dave, Harold, Malcolm & Horse You Rule My World.......................................................................Dave & Harold Michael Jordan's Ball......................Jerry, Dave, Harold, Malcolm, Ethan & Horse

15-Minute Intermission ACT II Enter'Acte............................................................................................................

Jeanette's Showbiz Number................................... Jerry, Dave, Harold, Malcolm, Ethan, Horse & Jeanette Breeze Off the River...................................................................................... Jerry The Goods ......................................................................................... All Women You Walk with Me.................................................................... Malcolm & Ethan You Rule My World Reprise.......................................................... Georgie & Vicki Let It Go........................................................................................ Full Company

Special Acknowledgement

Special Thanks to Hank Stratton for his leadership and co-direction in guiding the cast and creative team through technical rehearsals and opening.

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PRODUCTION STAFF Direction, Dramaturgy and Management Assistant Director & Dramaturg Assistant Music Director Dance Captain Production Manager Deck Manager Assistant Stage Manager

Skylar Westberg Mike Padilla Audrey Roberts Jenny Langf* Fatimah Amill Brandon Rosenfeld

Scenery & Props Assistant Technical Directors Carpenters

Hanna Lockhart, Ruth Richardson Joshua K. Barnhill, Steven Davis, Angela McMahon, Jack Meng, Stefan Nikolich-Zugich, Inga Kalvaitis, Katie Stoll, TAR 111 students

Assistant Scenic Designer Charge Artist Scenic Artists Props Master Assistant Props Master Props Artisans

Deck Crew

Lighting Associate Lighting Designers Master Electrician Assistant Master Electricians Lighting Design Associates

Programmer Light Board Operator Followspot Operators

Electricians

Costumes Costume Director Assistant Costume Designers Drapers

First Hands

Wardrobe Crew Heads Wardrobe Crew

Sound

Assistant Sound Designer Production Sound Engineer/ A1 Deck Sound Engineer/ A2 Audio Crew

Mara Tunnicliff Alyssa M. LeBlanc Alison Conover, Kacee Dwyer, M Erdman, Jesse Ploog Mara Tunnicliff Cortni Elkins Yejia Cao, Tommy Chek, Amy Sue Hazel, Dorann Matson, Samantha Visbal Kendall Baklor, Kaitlin Burke, Kasey Caruso, Haley Cohn, Monika Goebel, Schuyler Gordon, Tierney Harris, Elias Luna, John Sailors, Noam Shahar, Jamie Weiser, Alec Williams, Brie Zepeda D. Joshua Hemmo, Shannon Wallace Mitch Van Dyke Domino Mannheim, Sara Patterson, Sam Schwartz Ryan Moore (The Goods), Mercer Pinkston (Big Ass Rock), Carlos Sanchez (Scrap), Shannon Wallace (Overture) Gregory James Houston Patrick Charles W. McClanahan Tommy Chek, Alison Conover, Brie Gonzales, Inga Kalvaitis, Reinold Kellici, Carmel Machain, Sara Patterson, Alexander Ross, Courtney Stevens, Colt Watkiss Fatimah Amill, Eve Bandi, Joshua K. Barnhill, Yejia Cao, Brie Gonzales, Gregory James Houston, Catherine S. Kaminsky, Reinold Kellici, Marisa Lujan, Dorann Matson, Patrick Charles W. McClanahan, Jenise Melland, Ryan Moore, Tyler Nienhouse, Stefan Nikolich-Zugich, Mercer Pinkston, Carlos Sanchez, Garrett Seaton, Candice “CJ” Washburn, TAR 220 students Richard Tuckettf Joy Halliday, Elly Mikula Leah Mednick, Elly Mikula, Maryann Trombinof, Richard Tuckettf Abigail Hackney, Julio C. Hernandez, Marisa Lujan, Chelsea Resh Abigail Hackney, Joy Halliday Melissa Arnaud, Hannah Blaile, Jessica Croupe, Megan Dusenberry, Brie Gonzales, Jamie K. Hoppe, Kiara Johnson, Catherine S. Kaminsky, Marcus Myler, Kassandra Quayle, Rolando Ramos, Leda Robinson, Amber Rudnick, Alan Smith, Emily Spindler, Candice "CJ" Washburn, Tyler West Garrett Seaton John Millerd Garrett Seaton Daniel Colecchia, Kiara Johnson, John Millerd, Marcus Myler, Amber Rudnick, Garrett Seaton

† Sydney Luttschwager - BFA Senior Capstone Project in Stage Management, Jenny Lang, Faculty Supervisor

Congratulations to the cast & crew of

Book by Terrence McNally Music and Lyrics by David Yazbek

Jane Kivel -and-

Campbell, Yost, Clare & Norell, P.C. productionco-sponsors sponsor TheFrankenstein Full Monty production

DRAMATURG’S NOTES In the past decade, our country has suffered through one of the greatest economic declines since the Great Depression. This permeates our culture, and some cities have yet to recover. One of these cities is Buffalo, New York.

Buffalo was a thriving city based around industrialization. However, when the mills were forced to lay off workers, it began to decline. By 1982, unemployment was at 12%. By 2000, Buffalo’s population had fallen by half. Buffalo’s unemployment rate today is at 7.6%. It is below the national average, but it is indicative of the growth that is yet to come. This is the economic situation that frames The Full Monty.

Though it is a musical comedy, The Full Monty grapples with many serious themes. The characters in the play struggle to come to terms with their identities as members of their communities and what makes each of them a man. The play is captivating because their self discoveries are happening at deeply vulnerable moments, emotionally and physically. As their clothing comes off, the spirit and camaraderie of the characters are what shines through.

David Yazbek and Terrence McNally have masterfully captured many important questions for the characters within the world of the play -the women ask if the men will go the full monty, the men ask if they should go the full monty. By happy accident, or exceptionally smart writing, the writers directly parallel the feeling of the production team and actors on stage. Monty brings up questions of what is acceptable in the modern theatre. The performance of the musical is sometimes met with great trepidation. Ultimately, the vibrant characters and relentless courage of the material win over the audience by the final number, when characters and audience alike are shouting for the boys to “LET IT GO!” - Skylar Westberg, Dramaturg

Learn more through exciting discussions!

Pre-Show Discussion: Sunday, Nov. 9th at 12:45 pm Engage in an intellectually - stimulating conversation with Dramaturgy BFA student Skylar Westberg, who has been serving as Assistant Director & Show Dramaturg for The Full Monty over a 6-week rehearsal process.

Post-Show Discussion: Sunday, Nov. 16th, immediately after the performance in the Marroney Theatre. Meet the actors and production team during a Q&A segment.

All discussions are free and open to the public.

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PROFILES Danny Gurwin (Director) – starred as "Malcolm" in the Broadway company of The Full Monty, as well as on the first National Tour for over two years.

Other Broadway credits include, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Little Women, Urinetown, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Kismet, and A Little Night Music (NYCO revival, LA Opera, and The Kennedy Center). OffBroadway credits include, Shakespeare’s R & J, Forbidden Broadway, A New Brain, The Thing About Men, The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told, and many others. Danny has also appeared in countless regional works, in addition to his symphony and concert career. He has guest starred on Desperate Housewives, Law & Order, and The Young & The Restless and can be heard on numerous cast recordings. He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Michigan and is currently Assistant Professor of Musical Theatre here at the UA. At the UA, Danny directed Arizona Repertory Theatre’s Oklahoma!, The Fantasticks, and Nine, as well as the Senior Showcase of Talent 2013, 2014, and the forthcoming 2015! Danny also directed Encore 2013: Wouldn’t It Be Loverly - The Music of Lerner & Loewe.

He has been an Adjunct Professor and taught and directed at numerous universities and conservatories, including the University of Michigan, UCLA, Youngstown University, Clark University, and AMDA. His “Six Days of Broadway” Camp for kids 12-18 will enter its sixth sold-out year this Summer in CA. Danny also recently won the BroadwayWorld.com 2012 Best Featured Actor in a Musical Award for his work in Los Angeles and the 2013 Eddon Award for Best Male Cabaret & Concert Artist.

Monte Ralstin (Music Director) – worked 18 years in New York City as a voice teacher and performer. He performed in numerous regional theatres, national tours, and internationally. He was seen in the role of Mr. Snow in Carousel at Paper Mill Playhouse in Milburn, NJ, and Theatre

A Note from a Theatre Program Advisory Board Member I saw my first live theatre production at age eight. The female lead’s name was Julie, like mine, so boy, was I hooked. I wanted to be a musical actor. Life took me other places, but my love of theatre has been life-long.

I discovered UA

Arizona Repertory Theatre in 2005 and I became a fan. My goal in becoming a Theatre Program Advisory Board member was to share my passion for this theatrical gem with everyone I know. I cannot think of a better way to promote my enjoyment of theatre along with these young, fresh, talented group of students, than by being part of the Board and working to spread the word about it in the Tucson community. Look for me and nine of my friends at the November 21st performance of The Full Monty. After wining and dining them in my home before the show, I hope to create a few more theatre devotees.

- Julie Cohn

Under the Stars in Houston, TX, and the national tour of On the Twentieth Century with Imogene Coca and Judy Kaye. On television, he was seen in the role of Pete with Eddie Bracken in the production of Show Boat (nationally broadcast PBS Great Performance series with two Emmy Award nominations). Monte was seen in the European production of Cats in Zurich, Switzerland, and the European tour as Old Deuteronomy, Gus/ Growltiger, and Bustopher Jones. He was invited to coach at the International Theatre Workshop in Switzerland and presented a theatre workshop in Germany. While in New York City, he was an adjunct instructor at Hunter College in Voice and directed numerous musical theatre productions. The last two summers were spent at the Summer Music Festival at Hartwick College, where he directed, staged a musical

PROFILES revue, and taught classes to 13 to 17-yearold high school students. In April, 2012, he gave a musical theatre workshop also at Hartwick, and conducted another workshop in September at Sweet Briar College in Virginia. Monte is in his 15th year on the UA faculty. During the 201011 year, he received the College of Fine Arts Charlie and Irene Putnam Award for Excellence in Teaching. While here in Arizona, Monte was seen as Sam, the bartender, at Hidden Valley Inn Productions and as the Proprietor in Arizona Onstage Production’s Assassins.

In the spring of 2011, Monte was seen in the School of Dance’s Premium Blend performances as a reciter in Façade, and in February of 2012, he was the narrator in Love Notes, again in the School of Dance. He is a member of Actors’ Equity Association, Screen Actors Guild, and the National Association of Teachers of Singing.

Miranda Crispin (Choreographer) – serves on faculty at the UA (Acting and Musical Theatre) and as Artistic Director of American Musical Theatre LIVE! in Paris, France. This fall, she teaches in the BFA Musical Theatre Sequence and directs/music directs Encore, the Freshman BFA Musical Theatre Revue.

She joins the Arizona Repertory Theatre artistic staff this season for The Full Monty and A Little Night Music. Recently, she directed the Andrew Byrne Cabaret in Paris, and was seen on stage in the Paris premieres of The Last Five Years

and Song for a New World at l'Auguste Théâtre. She served as Vocal Director for the Paris premiere of the Pasek & Paul musical, Edges and for the new French musical, Sleepin’ Bee, directed

by Franck Harscouët, and has served on the artistic staff for several professional and educational shows in the USA and France including, Smokey Joe’s Café, The Wiz, Urinetown, Godspell, The Last Five Years, Violet, I Got Rythym!, A Funny Thing Happened…, Blood Brothers, and Honk!. Miranda has served on faculty at American Conservatory of Paris (France) and as a guest artist at the Cambridge School of Performing Arts (Cambridge, England). She holds a MM in Music Theatre/Opera Performance from Arizona State University and a BFA in Music Theatre from Illinois Wesleyan University. She has served as an appointed member of the College Music Society Task Force on Music in Higher Education, a full member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, and is currently a member of the Musical Theatre Educators’ Alliance. This year, she contributed to TSF Jazz (French national radio) specials on Irving Berlin and Cole Porter and she can be heard as a guest presenter on musical theatre every month on French R2R radio.

Jessica Hensley (Costume Designer) – is a senior in the Design/Tech BFA Costuming program. This is the first show she's designed at Arizona Repertory Theatre. She has draped and been a First Hand on multiple Arizona Repertory Theatre shows such as The Glass Menagerie, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Nine. Currently, she works as a Costume Technician at The Gaslight Theatre. She'd like to thank her family, the costume shop, Debi and friends for the support they have given her while pursuing her career.

Clare P. Rowe (Scenic Designer) – is an Associate Professor of Scenic Design and Production for the School of Theatre,

PROFILES Film & Television, teaching classes in scene painting, rendering, and scenic design. She holds an MFA degree from the Maryland Institute, College of Art and has designed and painted scenery for professional and academic theatre and opera as well as for commercial trade shows and theme parks. Professional musical theatre designs include, Peter Pan for Musical Theatre Southwest and On a Clear Day You Can See Forever for the Music Theatre of Wichita.

She has designed scenery for many Arizona Repertory Theatre productions, including Oklahoma! (twice), Avenue Q, The Secret Garden, What I Did Last Summer, The Music Man, Candide, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Carousel, Hamlet, Twelfth Night, On the Razzle, I Hate Hamlet, and You Can’t Take It With You. She is the author of Drawing and Rendering for Theatre, Focal Press, 2007.

Deanna Fitzgerald (Lighting Designer) – is a Lighting Designer and member of United Scenic Artists Local 829, as well as an associate professor and the supervisor of the Lighting Design and Technology area. Deanna is particularly interested in artistic material that is without text or spoken word, as well as the relationship between contemplative practice and creativity, and its impact on the human experience. Recent designs include the lighting designs of Cirque Mechanics: Boom Town, which toured for two years with an off-Broadway appearance at The New Victory Theatre, and the North American tour of Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo which had a six week run in Toronto this past summer. She designed the lighting for the world premiere STOMP OUT LOUD, the Las Vegas version of the internationally acclaimed STOMP. Previously, she was the Resident Lighting Designer and Associate Professor for the departments of Ballet and Modern Dance at the University of Utah, and taught lighting design at the University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory

of Music. Other design credits include the San Francisco Opera's Merola and Coconut Grove Playhouse's Young Artist programs, as well as numerous original dance designs for choreographers such as Deborah Hay, Ben Levy and Andy Vaca.

Other credits include, six years as the Lighting Director on the International Tour of STOMP; Production Director of the Opera Theater Music Festival in Lucca, Italy; Lighting Supervisor/ Assistant Lighting Designer at the Santa Fe Opera; Lighting and Tour Consultant for the Original Broadway Cast tours of the Greater Tuna trilogy and Assistant Lighting Designer at the Cincinnati Ballet. www.deannafitzgerald.com Matt Marcus (Sound Designer) – is the Faculty Sound Designer for the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television and is delighted to be working with a terrific cast, crew, and creative team on this production of The Full Monty. Recent Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include sound designs for Bat Boy: The Musical, Avenue Q, Love Song, Nine, The Fantasticks, Oklahoma! and Lend Me a Tenor. Other productions include the debut of Love, Sweet Love, a musical featuring the songs of Burt Bacharach and Hal David, along with national tours of Aida and Smokey Joe’s Cafe for Theater League; The King and I; Camelot; Bubblin’ Brown Sugar; and Dreamgirls for Theater of the Stars; and a national tour of Will Roger's Follies for Dallas Summer Musicals. In addition to his work in the theatre, Matt has run live sound for hundreds of national and international recording artists. He worked with the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater and the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, and he currently designs and engineers sound for the Tucson Symphony Orchestra.

On hiatus from his audio career in the late 20th century, Matt was Property Master for the PBS children’s television program, Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. He is a member of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees, and

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PROFILES is the Vice President of Local 415.

Ted Kraus (Technical Director) – is honored to be a member of the School of Theatre, Film & Television’s Design/ Tech faculty in his third year at the UA. He came to the UA after spending 24 years working in regional theatre and production houses in Washington, D.C.; Atlanta, GA; and Nashville, TN; including seven seasons as the Technical Director for the Tony Awardwinning Alliance Theatre Company in Atlanta, GA. In 2010, he earned his M.Ed. from Belmont University where his work focused on the use of Problem Based Learning environments, like the theatre, to teach critical thinking. Ted would like to thank all of his BFA, MFA, and TAR 111 students for all of their hard work on this and all of the productions produced this season.

Sydney Luttschwager (Stage Manager) – is a senior BFA candidate in the Design/Tech program with an emphasis in Stage Management. This is her senior capstone here at Arizona Repertory Theatre as a Stage Manager.

Some other shows she has worked on at Arizona Repertory Theatre are The Glass Menagerie, The Fantasticks, and Nine.

She is very excited to be working on this production and would like to thank her friends and family for all of their love and support.

Skylar Westberg (Dramaturg & Assistant Director) – is a senior in the BFA Theatre History/Dramaturgy program. She is incredibly grateful to be Assistant Director and Dramaturg for The Full Monty. Previous dramaturgy credits with Arizona Repertory Theatre include Oklahoma! and The Man Who Came to Dinner. She is also involved in Arizona Theatre Company's Professional Internship Program. Skye wishes to thank too many people to fit into a bio, but if you went out of your way to read this, it's probably you.

~ ACTOR PROFILES ~ Sarah Ambrose (Vicki) – is a junior Musical Theatre major and is thrilled to be part of The Full Monty. Her favorite show credits include, Shrek, The Musical; Into the Woods; Spring Awakening; Footloose and Little Women.

She recently was in Arizona Repertory Theatre’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream as Peaseblossom and understudied for Lorraine Sheldon in Arizona Repertory Theatre’s production of The Man Who Came to Dinner. Ms. Ambrose is from Glendale, Arizona, and she would like to thank her parents, friends, and teachers for their love and support.

Aaron Arseneault (Harold) – is currently a sophomore Musical Theatre major with the UA. This will be his first production with Arizona Repertory Theatre. Past credits include, Willard (Footloose), Gaston (Beauty and the Beast), The Pirate King (Pirates of Penzance), Finch (H2$), and Marius (Les Miserables). He would like to thank Danny, Monte and Miranda for this amazing opportunity. He would also like to thank Kris, Brett, Anthony and his family for all of their support!

Lauren Bardon (Patti) – is a junior in the BFA Acting program. The Full Monty will be her debut production with Arizona Repertory Theatre. She would like to thank her mother and grandfather for all their love and support.

Sarah Bartley (Estelle) – originally from Denver, CO, is a senior BFA Musical Theatre major. She is excited to be playing Estelle in The Full Monty and thanks Hank, Danny, Monte, and Miranda for their wonderful direction.

She was most recently seen in Arizona Repertory Theatre's production of Oklahoma! and has also appeared in

PROFILES The Man Who Came to Dinner (Mrs. McCutcheon) and Nine (Annabella).

Sarah would like to thank her Mom and Dad, friends, professors, and God for their love, guidance, and knowledge throughout this creative journey.

Taylor Bradley (Keno) – Born and raised in Atlanta, GA, Taylor began his training with Roswell City Dance in 2001. Taylor’s passion brought him to the UA as a BFA Dance Major where he is currently a senior. Recent professional works include Footloose (2011), as well as performing in Arizona Theatre Company’s The Great Gatsby. Taylor has performed several famous works in Arizona, including George Balanchine’s Rubies and Ann Reinking & Gary Chryst’s Chicago Suite. Taylor is so thankful to be dancing at the university level and looks forward to what the rest of his dance career may have in store.

Cosmo Brusa Zappellini (Nathan) – Named partially after both Cosmo Kramer and Cosimo di Medici, Cosmo Brusa Zappellini is a sixth grader in a local middle school. He is the son of a visual artist and a UA scientist. Cosmo has performed in local theater and dance productions in school and in summer programs. He is an avid Kung Fu practitioner, having earned his black belt this summer, after five years of study. He also spends much of his time on a swim team, in both the summer and winter seasons. Like many kids his age, he loves to play the computer game, Minecraft (when he has the time).

Cosmo has thoroughly enjoyed his time performing in The Full Monty and hopes to be in more productions in the future!

Anthony J. Chavez (Gary) – is so excited to be a part of this production. Some of his favorite roles include Hanschen in Spring Awakening, Fredric in Pirates of Penzance, and Hero in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.

Congrats to the whole cast and crew on

such a great show! "Huge thanks to my incredible family for all their love and support!"

Zackry Colston (Reg) – is a Sabino High School alum. You may have seen him in past shows or local films. Shouts out to Brando, PSH, and Hoffman for footsteps to follow. Hope you dig the show.

Brett Dixon (Marty) – is excited to be making his debut with Arizona Repertory Theatre in The Full Monty, under the direction of Danny Gurwin.

He also has been seen as Lamar in SCC's Gopdspell and an ensemble member in PVCC's The Music Man. He would like to thank his friends and family for all their support!

Josh Dunn (Ethan) – is so excited to be a part of The Full Monty! Josh is a sophomore BFA Musical Theatre major and is so grateful to be in his second Arizona Repertory Theatre production.

He was seen in the ensemble of Oklahoma! last season, as well as Legally Blonde the Musical and The Wiz with VYT. He would like to thank his family and friends for their unending love and support. Enjoy the show!

Carolyn Flueur (Dolores) – is a senior BFA Musical Theatre major from San Francisco, CA. Her previous roles at Arizona Repertory Theatre include Gertie Cummings in Oklahoma!, La Fleur in Nine, June Stanley in The Man Who Came to Dinner, in addition to an ensemble member in both Avenue Q and The Secret Garden. Carolyn was inspired to be a part of this production to work alongside such a talented cast and crew.

She thanks her family for their constant love and unyielding support, her friends for undying laughter, her professors for playing such a critical role in this growth process, and God for making it all possible.

Jamie Grossman (Georgie) – is a junior

PROFILES BFA Musical Theatre Major at the UA. Some of her favorite credits include: Hairspray (Tracy Turnblad), Legally Blonde the Musical (Paulette), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Millie), and Sweeny Todd (Mrs. Lovette). She was also seen last year as ensemble member in Oklahoma! at Arizona Repertory Theatre. Thanks to Mom, Dad, Carly, Danny, Monte, Mike, and Sheldon!

Charlie Hall (Dave) – Charlie "Carlos" Hall is a native Tucsonan completing his BFA in Musical Theatre. His performance is dedicated in memory of his sister and father. His credits include opening for The Brian Setzer Trio, vocalist for Artifact Dance Project's 15-city tour of China, eight seasons with The Gaslight Theatre, and is alum of the Broadway Theatre Project, under the artistic direction of Ben Vereen. Check out Charlie's 12-piece soul band, The Socials at www.MeetTheSocials.com.

Cecilia Iole (Betty) – is thrilled to be back for her senior year after an exciting season of summer stock theatre. She spent her summer in Grand Lake, CO, at Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre, playing Cosette in Les Miserables and ensemble member in Shrek, The Musical.

Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include, Luisa in The Fantasticks, Snug in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Juliette in Nine. She would like to thank her friends for all the wonderful memories and her unbelievably supportive parents who are always ready for an adventure.

Rhetta Kampel (Joanie) – is a junior BFA Musical Theatre major and is thrilled to be making her Arizona Repertory Theatre musical debut in such a fantastic show, with such a phenomenal cast and crew. Past Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include, Attendant/Egeus U.S. in A Midsummer Nights Dream. Thank you to the cast and crew. For Momma and Damon. “Follow your bliss.”

Ethan Kirschbaum (Jerry) – is from Prescott, AZ, and is a junior BFA Musical Theatre major at the UA. He is so excited to be playing his first leading role with Arizona Repertory Theatre on the Marroney Stage. Ethan would like to send endless love and thanks to his mom, dad, brother and sister for all of their unconditional love and support in his pursuit of performing over the years. "I owe it all to you!" he says. Ethan would also like to thank his director, Danny Gurwin, for the opportunity and his trust. Ethan appeared in Arizona Repertory Theatre's Oklahoma!, as well as The Man Who Came to Dinner.

Brian Klimowski (Malcom) – is currently a junior at the UA completing his BFA in Musical Theatre. Most recently, he was seen as Max in Lend Me A Tenor, here at Arizona Repertory Theatre. This summer, he performed at the Woodstock Playhouse in Woodstock, NY, for their 2014 season, which included, West Side Story (Tony), Spamalot (Lancelot), Jesus Christ Superstar (Annas), and The Three Musketeers (Buckingham). Last season at the UA, he was seen in Oklahoma! (Ike, Curly u/s) and The Fantasticks (Mute, El Gallo u/s). Other credits include Miss Saigon (Chris), Hello Dolly! (Cornelius), and Grease (Kenickie). Around the Tucson area, he performs regularly with Mister Bing's Performing Arts Lounge as a cabaret singer and emcee, and also as a juggler and variety artist. “A big thank you to my family and friends for your constant support and love. Love you all!” www.BrianKlimowski.com Chris Okawa (Horse) – is excited to return to the Arizona Repertory Theatre stage. Most recently seen as Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and El Gallo in The Fantasticks, his favorite credits include The Fantasticks, Into the Woods, Urinetown, & Sweeney Todd. When he’s not on stage, he’s in-studio doing voiceover for stage, film, and literature projects. His most recent voice work can

PROFILES be heard in the audio book of The Indigo Thief, now on iTunes. He is currently a senior in the BFA Musical Theatre program. He would like to thank Danny, his friends and family for their support.

Sydnee Ortiz (Jeanette) – is very excited to be a part of The Full Monty. She would like to thank Danny for this great opportunity. Most recently she was in A Midsummer Night’s Dream as Helena.

Other Arizona Repertory Theatre productions include, The Man Who Came to Dinner as Sarah, Nine as Sarraghina and Avenue Q as Gary Coleman. Sydnee is a transfer student from Vacaville, CA. She has been involved in numerous productions with Solano Community Theatre. She performed in Dreamgirls with Ivory Arts, Legally Blonde the Musical with Missouri Street Theatre, and Jesus Christ Superstar and Arsenic and Old Lace with Bay Area Stage. She was also in Great American Trailer Park Musical with Benicia Old Town Theatre, where she won the 2010 Arty for Best Supporting Actress. She graduated from the Actor’s Training Program at Solano College. Sydnee would like to thank her Mom and Nana for all their love and support, as well as her best friends Silvia, Kaitlyn, and Michael for always being there.

Audrey Roberts (Susan) – is very excited to be part of The Full Monty cast! Audrey was previously in Arizona Repertory Theatre's production of Oklahoma! as an ensemble member and Ado Annie's understudy. Ms. Roberts would like to thank the Lord above all else. She would also like to thank her professors for their wisdom; her incredibly loving and supportive family; and her dearest Stephen.

Jacyln Stickel (Pam) – is extremely excited to be a part of Arizona Repertory Theatre's The Full Monty! Jaclyn is a junior BFA Musical Theatre major and a Southern California native. With the La

Habra Theater Guild, she has performed in shows such as The Sound of Music (Maria), and The Drowsy Chaperone (Janet van de Graaff). Jaclyn would like to thank her parents for their constant support and love, as well as that of her closest friends.

Stefan Vikingur (Nathan - 11/9, 11/13, 11/16, 11/20 & 11/23) – is very excited to be returning to the UA this fall as Nathan in The Full Monty, after having the amazing opportunity to play Young Guido last year in Nine. He is a sixth grade student at Khalsa Montessori School who loves acting, singing, dancing, piano, swimming, and biking.

His other favorite role was playing Willy Wonka in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and he's so grateful to Amanda and Michael at Live Theater Workshop for all their education and support over the last four years.

Austin Wright (Teddy) – is a junior BFA Musical Theatre major originally from San Diego, CA. He feels very blessed to be here in Tucson and able to work with Danny and Arizona Repertory Theatre last year in The Fantasticks (Bellomy) and Oklahoma! (Ensemble & Will Parker u/s). Austin plays Secretary for the co-ed theatre fraternity, Theta Alpha Phi, here on campus. He would not be here today without the best family anyone could ask for and sincerely thanks all of the faculty for their constant support and dedication to his learning and growth as an actor and a human being.

Special Thanks Arizona Repertory Theatre would like to thank Instrumental Music for their generous contributions to this production.

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