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WELCOME! It’s our 88th season! Let’s get it off to a swinging, or rather, zipping, start with this exciting production of Tarzan. Welcome to the jungles of western Africa! I’ve always been attracted to Tarzan, not just because of the spectacle, which I love, but also because of the inspiring themes of holistic and universal acceptance and love. It also takes a soft but relevant stance on what it means to be an “outsider.” What it means to be caught between two vastly different versions of community, which is something that we are all discussing now on a national scale. This is, of course, a Disney property, but I think there is a lot to be taken away, especially when it comes to considering important questions like what constitutes a family? Do they have to look like you? Should they share the same customs or can you simply share love? One other theme in Tarzan that I, as a parent of eight-year-old twins, can certainly relate to is the old adage of “It takes a village.” That extends beyond the story we’re telling today and goes to the amazing and creative people who have worked tirelessly to put this production together. This team has been an absolute delight, with a “let’s try it” attitude that makes a director’s life so much easier. When I approached the cast about all the climbing, tumbling, squatting, crawling, monkey barring, and zip-lining I was wanting them to do, no one said, “No way.” When I asked our properties designer Scott to make a fully articulated but loosely defined jungle creature costume, his eyes lit up with possibilities. When I discussed the style of movement I was looking for in the production numbers, our outstanding choreographer Claire came in on day one with movement that absolutely blew me away. I could and should go on, but I’ve been told I only have so much space to boast about this group. Needless to say, they impress and inspire me, and I can’t wait for you to enjoy their talents! As with all Palo Alto Players productions, we tell stories that not only entertain, but also enliven and enrich our corner of the world. I can’t thank you enough for supporting your local theatre. It truly means the world to us. I implore you to spread your love of live theatre, enjoy both our productions and works at our neighbor theatres, and, most importantly, share your love of live theatre with your friends and family. Thank you for being here!

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adapted from the story Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs originally produced on Broadway by Disney Theatrical Productions TARZAN ® owned by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc.

CAST

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Kerchak.................................................................Michael D. Reed Kala.........................................................................Phaedra Tillery Young Tarzan................................................. Oliver Copaken Yellin Young Terk........................................................... Jenika Fernando Terk..................................................................... Daniel Lloyd Pias Tarzan.......................................................................Jimmy Mason Jane Porter........................................................... Jessica LaFever Professor Porter.......................................................George Mauro Mr. Clayton...........................................................Gary M. Giurbino Youth Ensemble........................... Rylan Aburano, Marlowe Ephron, Jayden Fernando, Grace Hutton Ensemble................Kaitlyn Bliven, Suzanna Dinga, Catherine Hsu, Zoey Lytle, John Ramirez-Ortiz, Stacey Reed, Arjun Sheth Tarzan is presented by special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 423 West 55th Street, New York, NY 10019 212.541.4684 | F: 212.397.4684 | mtishows.com TARZAN® Owned by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. and Used by Permission. ©Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. and Disney. All Rights Reserved.

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CREATIVE TEAM Director.......................................................................Patrick Klein Music Director.............................................................Nick Kenrick Choreographer..................................................... Claire Alexander Scenic Designers.........................................................Patrick Klein Nikolaj Sorensen Costume Designer...................................................... Patricia Tyler Lighting Designer....................................................Edward Hunter Sound Designer....................................................... Brandie Larkin Properties Designer.................................................... Scott Ludwig Hair & Make-up Designer.............................. Gwyneth Price Panos Stage Manager.............................................................. Eric Dippel Assistant Stage Manager.............................................Amira Allawi

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Production Manager................................................... Scott Ludwig Deck Crew.............................................................. Rudy Schroeter Andrew Teeple Sound Supervisor.........................................................Jeff Grafton Master Electrician........................................................ Herb Evans Social Media Coordinators.................................. Daniel Lloyd Pias Michael D. Reed Stacey Reed Scenic Artist.............................................................Paulino Deleal Stitcher..................................................................Michaela O’Neill Dresser............................................................... NuPhaeya Hassen Follow Spot Operators.................................................. Michael Cai Rea Kapur Natasha Shirkhodaei Light Board Operator................................................... Herb Evans SPECIAL THANKS: City Lights Theater Company, Edith Craig, Deborah Miller, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, West Bay Opera, Palo Alto Children’s Theatre, our volunteer ushers, and very special thanks to Trinity Lutheran Church and Walter Hays Elementary School for generously opening up their parking lots for use by our patrons.

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GENERAL INFORMATION BOX OFFICE HOURS: At the Lucie Stern Theater on Tuesday to Friday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM and one hour prior to performance. Please call the box office or visit our website for the most current box office hours. 650.329.0891 | paplayers.org GROUP TICKETS: Groups of 10 or more receive a 20% discount and groups of 50 or more receive a 25% discount! SEASON TICKET EXCHANGE POLICY: Season subscribers may exchange their tickets at the box office in person, by phone, by mail, or by email. You must allow at least 48 hours to resell the exchanged tickets. All exchanges are subject to availability and may be subject to an upgrade charge if switching to a different subscription series. EMAIL & MAILING LISTS: Stay up to date on our productions and special events! Subscribe online at paplayers.org, via email at info@paplayers.org, or by calling 650.329.0891 for assistance. PERFORMANCE TIMES: The performance schedule is: • 7:30 PM | Thursdays • 8:00 PM | Saturdays* • 2:00 PM | Saturdays & Sundays *Please note opening weekend’s unique performance schedule: 9/7 and 9/8 at 8:00 PM, 9/9 at 2:00 PM. PALO ALTO PLAYERS is a proud member of Arts Reach, Cal Nonprofits, the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce, Palo Alto Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club of Palo Alto, CEN, and Theatre Bay Area. NOTICE: Persons with disabilities who require auxiliary aids or services in using City facilities, services, or programs, or who would like information on the City’s compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, may contact: ADA Coordinator, City of Palo Alto (650) 329-2550 | ada@cityofpaloalto.org

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MISSION STATEMENT Palo Alto Players is committed to providing a meaningful theatre experience for both audience and production participants. Intrinsic in this is the belief that theatre benefits the community-at-large and enhances the quality of life of those who are touched by it through education, enlightenment, and enrichment. In support of this mission, we are committed to 1) diversity in programming, 2) accessibility to all those interested, and 3) support of theatrical training and career development.

STAGED READING COMPANION SERIES a series of free, one-night-only staged readings to enrich your theatrical experience.

by Lucas Hnath

Sunday | September 16, 2018 | 6:30pm | Lucie Stern Theater ...a companion staged reading for THE Palo Alto Players production of TARZAN Tonight, Walt is going to read you a screenplay he wrote. It's about his last days on earth. It's about a city he's going to build that's going to change the world. It's about his brother. It's about everyone who loves him so much, and it's about how sad they're going to be when he's gone, right? I mean, how can they live without him? How can anyone live without him?

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ACT I “Two Worlds”................... Father, Mother, Kerchak, Kala, Ensemble “You’ll Be in My Heart”........................................... Kala, Ensemble “Who Better Than Me?”.......................... Young Terk, Young Tarzan “No Other Way”................................................................. Kerchak “I Need to Know”...................................................... Young Tarzan “Son of Man”................................................. Kala, Terk, Ensemble “Sure As Sun Turns to Moon”.................................... Kala, Kerchak “Waiting for This Moment”.................................... Jane, Ensemble “Different”.................................................................. Jane, Tarzan

ACT II “Trashin’ the Camp”............................................... Terk, Ensemble “Like No Man I’ve Ever Seen”...................................... Jane, Porter “Strangers Like Me”.................................. Tarzan, Jane, Ensemble “For the First Time”.................................................... Jane, Tarzan “Who Better Than Me?” (Reprise)................................ Terk, Tarzan “Everything That I Am”.................Young Tarzan, Tarzan, Ensemble “You’ll Be in My Heart” (Reprise).................................Tarzan, Kala “Sure As Sun Turns to Moon” (Reprise)........................Tarzan, Kala “Two Worlds” (Finale)......................................................Ensemble Instrumental score for “Two Worlds” and “Meeting the Family” based on the original score by Mark Mancina, written for the Disney film TARZAN®.

THE BEAST IN THE JUNGLE | SCORE Original instrumental score by John Kander for the Vineyard Theatre dance production directed by Susan Stroman. ( broadwayrecords.com )

SESSION GIRLS | CONCERT CAST

Three women navigate the music world, their love lives, and unanticipated change in this Mia Morales score. ( broadwayrecords.com )

MUSICIANS Bass....................................................................... Daniel Murguia Keyboard............................................................... Pauline Samson Drums..................................................................... Stuart Langsam Lane Sanders Reeds.....................................................................Jerome Holmes Asa Stern Trumpet...........................................................................Ricky Hall Trombone................................................................... Kyla Santana Horn................................................................................. Joe Kelly Mark McMahon

WHO’S YOUR BAGHDADDY? | ORIGINAL CAST Ethan Slater (SpongeBob SquarePants) fronts a support group for mid-level spies who started the Iraq War. ( broadwayrecords.com )

BOY WHO DANCED ON AIR | ORIGINAL CAST

Modern love story set in rural Afghanistan of two boys who dance for wealthy older men but want to change their lives. ( broadwayrecords.com ) 2018.09 • BAYSTAGES.COM | 7

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ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES RY L A N A B U R A N O ( Yo u t h Ensemble) is ten years old and thrilled to be making his debut with Palo Alto Players! Tarzan is his ninth production overall. Past favorite roles include Mike Teavee in Willy Wonka and Simba in The Lion King (CMT San Jose). Rylan is a fifth grader who likes to stay active when not on stage. This summer, he completed his first Silicon Valley Kids Triathlon with his older brother. He also takes dance classes and plays guitar and basketball. Rylan thanks his parents for their continued support of his interests in performing arts. KAITLYN BLIVEN (Ensemble) is extremely proud to be a part of this production with Palo Alto Players! She recently graduated from San José State University with a BFA in dance. Kaitlyn started dancing at the age of three but didn’t begin to explore theatre until high school. Her first role was a Native American in Peter Pan and she was in the ensemble in Annie (Castro Valley High School). During college, Kaitlyn took a break from musical theatre to focus on her degree and explore other areas of performance art. In her spare time, she enjoys choreographing, watching Disney movies, and playing with makeup. Kaitlyn thanks her parents and boyfriend for all the constant love and support throughout the years. SUZANNA DINGA (Ensemble) is very excited to be a part of Tarzan in her debut production with Palo 8 | BAYSTAGES.COM • 2018.09

Alto Players! The combination of nature, humor, music, and focus on the true meaning of love and family made it one of her favorite Disney movies growing up. Suzanna is so proud and honored to help bring it to life. When she isn’t monkeying around on stage, she’s, well actually, she’s still monkeying around with the kids she nannies! Suzanna would like to give a special shout out to her network of families and children in the audience who came to watch their nanny, babysitter, tia, cousin, and friend do what she loves! “Enjoy the show!” MARLOWE EPHRON (Youth Ensemble) is twelve years old and is ecstatic to be part of Tarzan, her first Palo Alto Players production! She has appeared in productions such as Gloria Rasputin in Bye Bye Birdie, and Smee in Peter Pan, Annie, The Ballad of Phineas McBoof, and The Sound of Music. Marlowe has also performed the national anthem at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center and has sung at Angelica’s Cafe. When not performing, she loves designing special effects prosthetics and makeup for herself, friends, and family. Marlowe would like to thank the Tarzan cast and crew for being such a kind, supportive, and welcoming group. JAYDEN FERNANDO (Youth Ensemble) is ten years old and is proud to share the stage with her older sister, Jenika. Credits include Thing 1 in Seussical,

Dream Ti Moune in Once on This Island, Timon in The Lion King, Patch in 101 Dalmatians, and Mowgli in The Jungle Book. She loves to make loom and create homes in Minecraft. JENIKA FERNANDO (Young Terk) is twelve years old. Credits include Scarecrow in The Wiz, Cat in the Hat in Seussical, Ti Moune in Once on This Island, Mushu in Mulan, and Cogsworth in Beauty and the Beast. She is a recipient of the 2018 Vision Award from the Oak Grove School District and a proud nominee for the CMT San Jose Joshua Grant Brawn Award in 2017. Jenika studies piano, voice, guitar, and dance at PnC Music Company and loves to compose her own songs. She was a Taekwondo gold medalist in the US Open Nationals in 2014 and a silver medalist in 2015. G A RY M . G I U R B I N O ( M r. Clayton) is excited to be working with this amazing cast and crew in his debut with Palo Alto Players. You may have seen him in various productions around the Bay Area including Claude Frollo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Lt. Col. Matthew Andrew Markinson in A Few Good Men, and Miles Gloriosus in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Hillbarn Theatre), Charlemagne in Pippin (Los Altos Stage Company), Herbie in Gypsy (Pacifica Spindrift Players), and G.W. Nethercott in Sordid Lives (New Conservatory Theatre Center). When not performing,

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Gary’s life is kept busy working as a video director and producer for Google. CATHERINE HSU (Ensemble) began dancing at the age of sixteen. She recently graduated from San José State University in December 2017 with a BFA in dance. Catherine’s teachers and inspirations include Heather Cooper, Rafael Boumaila, Mark Foehringer, Dominique Lomuljo, and Holly Johnston. Tarzan is her first musical theatre production, and Catherine is honored and overjoyed to be performing with Palo Alto Players. GRACE HUTTON (Leopard, Youth Ensemble) is thirteen years old. This marks her eighteenth production. Recent favorite credits include Luisa in The Sound of Music (Foothill Music Theatre), Slightly in Peter Pan (Palo Alto Players), Patsy in Crazy for You (CMT San Jose), and Jane Banks in Mary Poppins (CMT San Jose Marquee Productions). Grace takes several dance classes a week and loves tap, Disneyland, and her dog Poppins. JESSICA LAFEVER (Jane Porter) is so excited to be back for her third production here at Palo Alto Players! She always had dreams to play a Disney character from her childhood, and now has the chance. Some of her many credits include Sherrie in Rock of Ages (Palo Alto Players) and Eva Perón in Evita (Sunnyvale Community Players). Jessica would like to thank her family, friends, and handsome boyfriend for always supporting her to follow her dreams.

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ZOEY LYTLE (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her Palo Alto Players debut with this incredible cast and crew! She is going into her third year pursuing a BFA in dance at San José State University and she recently completed the Summer Training Congress at American Conservatory Theater. Favorite roles include Rusty in Footloose (WVLO Musical Theatre Company), Velma in West Side Story (City Lights Theater Company), the Courtesan in The Addams Family (Cabrillo Stage), and Jemima in Cats (CMT San Jose). When she’s not on stage, Zoey also loves to act in short films such as Metamorphosis: Junior Year and Animus. “Many thanks to Papa and Mumma. Enjoy your journey into the jungle!” JIMMY MASON (Tarzan) is a New York-based actor excited to be back at Palo Alto Players after playing Stacee Jaxx in Rock of Ages earlier this year. Past productions include Romeo and Juliet (Flamboyan Theater, Manhattan), Coming of Age, Hair, and Our Town (Porchlight Productions, NJ), Archduke (TheatreWorks Silicon Valley), Our Class (Pittsburgh’s Classic Theatre), and Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Palo Alto Players and Bucks County Playhouse, NJ). Film credits include Much Ado About Nothing, Until Someone Gets Hurt, and Eagle’s Peak. He earned a BFA in acting from Carnegie Mellon University. GEORGE MAURO (Professor Porter) returns to Palo Alto Players,

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where he last played Inspector Kemp in Young Frankenstein. Recently, he performed in Damn Yankees and Kiss Me, Kate. Past nonsense includes being onstage in Alameda in Greater Tu n a . A d d i t i o n a l l y, G e o r g e played Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof twice in one year (Sunnyvale Community Players, Alameda Civic Light Opera) and was awarded the best male lead of that year. Some roles played during nearly forty years of this silliness have been Greg in Sylvia, Jake in Jake’s Women, Henry Drummond in Inherit the Wind, Ira Stone in Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Major-General Stanley in The Pirates of Penzance, and Felix Unger in The Odd Couple. His wife Lennon has directed him in Moonlight and Magnolias, Fuddy Meers, and as Roy in Middle-Aged White Guys. Other memorable roles include the Narrator in A Christmas Story (Coastal Repertory Theatre), Pseudolus in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and La Nona, a 104-year-old Italian greatgrandmother, at Teatro Vision in San Jose. And then there was a musical version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers… DANIEL LLOYD PIAS (Terk) enthusiastically returns to the Palo Alto Players stage as a gorilla, having last played a crab, Sebastian, in The Little Mermaid. Recent credits include Roger in Grease (Berkeley Playhouse), Nicely-Nicely Johnson in Guys and Dolls (CMT San Jose), and a backup singer for Jeremy Jordan in his one-man show (Feinstein’s 2018.09 • BAYSTAGES.COM | 9

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at the Nikko). He also had the opportunity to play Terk five years ago in Tarzan at Contra Costa Musical Theatre. A Bay Area transplant, Daniel has an MFA in vocal performance and is appreciative for the neverending support from his friends and family both here in California and back home in Hawai’i. @SirDanielLloyd JOHN RAMIREZ-ORTIZ (Snipes, Ensemble) is more than delighted to make his Palo Alto Players debut! Earlier this summer, he performed as the Piragua Guy in In the Heights (Plethos Productions). You may have seen John in various South Bay productions such as Alf in Peter and the Starcatcher (South Bay Musical Theatre), Brian in Avenue Q, and Aldolpho in The Drowsy Chaperone (Sunnyvale Community Players). Later this fall, he will be performing in a major dream role as William Barfée in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Clayton Theatre Company! “Shout out to the hubby for all the love and support! Love you Honey Bear!” MICHAEL D. REED (Kerchak) is thrilled to be back on the Palo Alto Players stage, having previously performed here as everyone’s favorite tap-dancing Monster in Young Frankenstein, where he met his beautiful wife Stacey. Favorite credits include Caiaphas in Jesus Christ Superstar , Pharaoh in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, the title role in Li’l Abner, Jean Valjean in Les Misérables, Jud Fry in Oklahoma!, Billy Flynn in 1 0 | BAYSTAGES.COM • 2018.09

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Chicago, The Lion in The Wizard of Oz, Father in Children of Eden, Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof, and Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm in A Little Night Music. “Love to family and friends. Enjoy the show!” STAC E Y R E E D ( E n s e m b l e ) is thrilled to be back on the Palo Alto Players stage, having previously performed in Big Fish and Young Frankenstein, where she met her husband Michael. Other favorite credits include Hairspray, The Rocky Horror Show, and several productions at California’s Great America. By day, Stacey is the dance teacher and choreographer at The King’s Academy in Sunnyvale. She received her BA in dance at San José State University, is a proud alumna of Company One and Soulcon, and is a current member of Allegra Dance. “Love to family, friends, and students! Enjoy the show!” ARJUN SHETH (Ensemble) eagerly makes his Palo Alto Players debut, poised to experience the aged insights this childhood classic has to offer. He has previously performed as the Leading Player in Pippin and cantered as Donkey in Shrek The Musical, and is thrilled to add another species to his acting repertoire. Currently studying human biology at Stanford University, Arjun remains a staunch lover of Chipotle, the film Call Me by Your Name, and Bollywood dance, where he found his roots. Arjun thanks his family for supporting his apish antics, on and off the stage.

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PHAEDRA TILLERY (Kala) has appeared in productions in San Jose, San Francisco, Livermore, Half Moon Bay, Oakland, Modesto, and Merced. Credits include Gary Coleman in Avenue Q, Nikki in The Legend of Pink, Chiffon in Little Shop of Horrors (she was awarded Best Featured Actress for her work in the Trio), Sarah’s Friend in Ragtime, Ruth in A Raisin in the Sun, Reverend Sykes in To Kill A Mockingbird, Dynamite in Hairspray, Mrs. Jefferson in Rent, Calpernia in To Kill a Mockingbird, Betty Jean in The Marvelous Wonderettes, Dionne in Hair, Eve in Children of Eden, June in Chicago, Anybodys in West Side Story, and Patty Simcox in Grease. OLIVER COPAKEN YELLIN (Young Tarzan) is twelve years old. Favorite past roles include Young Aaron in The Prince of Egypt (TheatreWorks Silicon Valley), Pippin in Pippin (Hidden Va l l e y C a m p ) , a n d J o j o i n Seussical, Mike Teevee in Willy Wonka, Bullfrog in Honk, and Benjamin in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (CMT San Jose). At Yavneh Day School, Oliver loves math and plays keyboards in a rock band. Outside theatre, he enjoys piano, shooting hoops with friends, and hanging out with his puppy, Sadie. This October, Oliver can be seen playing John in Fun Home at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley. PHIL COLLINS (Music, Lyrics) ascended to the status of one of the most successful pop and adult contemporary singers of

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the ‘80s and beyond, which was probably as much a surprise to him as it was to many others. Balding and diminutive, the Genesis drummer-turned-vocalist was almost 30 years old when his first solo single, “In the Air Tonight,” became a number two hit in his native U.K. (the song was a Top 20 hit in the U.S.). Between 1984 and 1990, Collins had a string of 13 straight U.S. Top Ten hits. Long before any of that happened, however, Collins was a child actor-singer who appeared as the Artful Dodger in the London production of Oliver! in 1964. (He also has a cameo in A Hard Day’s Night, among other films.) He got his first break in music in his late teens, when he was chosen to be a replacement drummer in the British art rock band Genesis in 1970. (Collins maintained a separate jazz career with the band Brand X as well.) Genesis was fronted by singer Peter Gabriel. They had achieved a moderate level of success in the UK and the US with elaborate concept albums, before Gabriel abruptly left in 1974. Genesis auditioned 400 singers without success, then decided to let Collins have a go. The result was a gradual simplifying of Genesis’ sound and an increasing focus on Collins’ expressive, throaty voice. And Then There Were Three... went gold in 1978, and Duke was even more successful. Collins made his debut solo album, Face Value, in 1981, which turned out to be a bigger hit than any Genesis album. It concentrated on Collins’ voice, often in stark, haunting contexts such as the piano-and-

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drum dirge “In the Air Tonight,” which sounded like something from John Lennon’s debut solo album, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band. During the ‘80s, Collins was enormously successful in balancing his continuing solo work with his membership in Genesis. In 1992, Genesis released We Can’t Dance and began an extensive tour. Upon its completion, Collins released Both Sides in 1993, and the record became his first album not to produce a major hit single or go multi-platinum. In 1995, he announced that he was leaving Genesis permanently. The following year, he released Dance Into the Light. Although the album didn’t chart highly, its subsequent supporting tour was a success. The Hits collection followed in 1998, and a year later Collins made his first big-band record, Hot Night in Paris. The song cycle Testify arrived in 2002, and his next studio-recorded solo release was 2010’s Going Back, which saw him revisiting the Motown hits that so influenced him and featured three of the surviving Funk Brothers – guitarists Eddie Willis and Ray Monette, and bassist Bob Babbitt. After some time spent out of the spotlight, much of it spent recovering from physical ailments, Collins returned in 2014 to play a couple of songs at his sons’ school and to write songs with Adele. Soon after, he began work on reissuing his solo albums, sorting through the archives for demos and live recordings to flesh them out. Beginning in early 2016, Warner Music Group began releasing the discs in pairs, with new portraits

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of Collins on the covers in place of the original images. While rumors of autobiographies and world tours swirled, Collins did actually return to the stage in March of 2016, performing at Little Dreams Foundation Benefit Gala in Miami. DAVID HENRY HWANG (Book) was awarded the 1988 Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics, and John Gassner Awards for his Broadway debut, M. Butterfly, which was also a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. For his play Golden Child, he received a 1998 Tony nomination and a 1997 Obie Award. His new book for the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Flower Drum Song earned him his third Tony nomination in 2003. He was also a book writer on Elton John and Tim Rice’s Aida. Hwang’s other plays include Fob (1981 Obie Award), The Dance and the Railroad, Family Devotions, The Sound of a Voice, Bondage, and Yellow Face. His opera libretti include three works for composer Philip Glass, 1000 Airplanes on the Roof, The Voyage, and The Sound of a Voice, as well as The Silver River with music by Bright Sheng and Ainadamar with Osvaldo Golijov. Hwang penned the feature films M. Butterfly, Golden Gate, and Possession (co-writer) and co-wrote the song “Solo” with composer-performer Prince. Hwang serves on the Dramatists Guild Council. PATRICK KLEIN (Director, Scenic Designer, Artistic Director) begins his fifth season as artistic director and his tenth year on the staff at Palo Alto Players. Tarzan marks 2018.09 • BAYSTAGES.COM | 1 1

his forty-eighth production with the company. Patrick has designed sets for many Players productions including Rock of Ages, Peter Pan, Into the Woods, and Big Fish. He has directed productions including The Man Who Came to Dinner, Young Frankenstein, Miss Saigon, Into the Woods, and Big Fish. When not at the Lucie Stern, Patrick is loving on his wife and eight-year-old twins, becoming emotionally attached to the local sports teams, and arguing with people on Twitter. He also has two gassy dogs that he feeds, walks, and wrestles with. “For my bambinos.” NICK KENRICK (Music Director) is ecstatic to be returning to the stage at Palo Alto Players, this time as a music director. Previously, he has performed on stage here as Jerry Lee Lewis in Million Dollar Quartet and Sir Galahad in Monty Python’s Spamalot. Other favorite credits include Jerry Lee Lewis in Million Dollar Quartet (Broadway By the Bay), Donkey in Shrek (Foothill Music Theatre), and Jean Valjean in Les Misérables (Peninsula Youth Theatre). As music director, Nick has worked on Rock of Ages (Palo Alto Players, assistant music director), as well as Cats, Mary Poppins, and Annie (Peninsula Youth Theatre). By day, he performs as a mechanical engineer at Intuitive Surgical. By night, Nick plays chess, MTG, banjo, and whatever board games he can get his hands on. CLAIRE ALEXANDER (Choreographer) grew up dancing at her mother’s studio in Southern California. She began teaching dance at age fifteen and has continued to choreograph and create many types of work for both youth and adults alike. After moving north to attend San José State University and receiving her BA in modern dance, Claire began teaching and choreographing for many Bay Area studios and schools. She fell in love with musical theatre 1 2 | BAYSTAGES.COM • 2018.09

shortly after college when she had the opportunity to perform in Hairspray with CMT San Jose Marquee Productions in 2010. Claire has since choreographed and directed many productions across the Bay Area. Some of her favorite choreographic work has been Billy Elliot (CMT San Jose Marquee Productions), Bat Boy (Los Altos Stage Company), and Once on This Island (CMT San Jose). It’s here in the theatre community that Claire has met some of her dearest friends and collaborators. She has attended the National Dance Institute’s teacher training program and continues to find opportunities to further her education and training in dance and theatre. Claire is also a current member of the 2018/19 Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation Observership program. When she’s not choreographing, Claire is a full-time real estate agent with eXp Realty and loves to help people achieve their home buying and selling goals. She’s an active leader in the San Jose arts community and is a graduate of the San Jose Leadership Council Community Leadership Program. Claire is most proud of this cast of Tarzan as they have swung out on a limb with her in both their fearlessness in movement and their endless creativity. ERIC DIPPEL (Stage Manager) has been a stage manager for more than twenty years. His stage management credits include dozens of productions, including Newsies, Hairspray, Mary Poppins, Les Misérables, Beauty and the Beast, and West Side Story for CMT San Jose Marquee Productions. Tarzan marks Eric’s first production with Palo Alto Players. He dedicates this production to his amazing wife and incredible children and is thrilled to be working with such an amazing cast, crew, and production staff.

EDWARD HUNTER (Lighting Designer) has worked with many companies in the South Bay including Sunnyvale Community Players, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, West Bay Opera, and Lyric Theatre. For Palo Alto Players, he has designed Death of a Salesman, The Little Mermaid, Miss Saigon, Million Dollar Quartet, and Rock of Ages. Some other recent designs include Catch Me If You Can and A Chorus Line (WVLO Musical Theatre Company), Madama Butterfly (West Bay Opera), August: Osage County (Pear Theatre), and Rent, Avenue Q, and The Addams Family (Sunnyvale Community Players). By day Ed is an engineering manager at Netflix. BRANDIE LARKIN (Sound Designer) is thrilled to be back sound designing for Palo Alto Players! She earned her BS in communications with a major in audio engineering from the New England School of Communications at Husson University in Bangor, ME. For four and a half years, Brandie was chief sound designer and engineer on the East Coast for Penobscot Theatre Company. She recently moved to San Jose in the hopes of continuing to explore her passion for sound. Previous credits include Rock of Ages (Palo Alto Players), Fiddler on the Roof Jr. (CMT San Jose), and Sweeney Todd (San Jose Stage Company). SCOTT LUDWIG (Properties Designer, Production Manager, Technical Director) is an alumnus of the drama department at San Francisco State University. He has worked as a designer and a technical director with Sunnyvale Community Players, Hillbarn Theatre, and Shotgun Players, among others and has designed sets, properties, and puppets for San Francisco Lyric Opera, Urban Opera, and the African-American Shakespeare Company. Directing

credits include Macbeth, The Three Sisters, The Blue Room, and he was most recently assistant director for Antony and Cleopatra at Silicon Valley Shakespeare. G W Y N E T H P R I C E PA N O S (Hair and Makeup Designer) is a licensed cosmetologist and a graduate of the prestigious Make-Up Designory in Burbank, CA. Last season she created looks for Peter Pan and Rock of Ages for Palo Alto Players. Gwyneth also worked on My Fair Lady, The Bridges of Madison County, and 1776 (South Bay Musical Theatre), The Music Man and Princess Ida (Lyric Theatre), and The Drowsy Chaperone (Sunnyvale Community Players). Gwyneth was awarded the Harriette Hill Technical Award for her wigs for 1776 for South Bay Musical Theatre. She has worked with celebrities including Sigourney Weaver, Carrie Fisher, and Brent Spiner. gwynethprice.com NIKOLAJ SORENSEN (Scenic Designer) is happy to be closing out his time at Palo Alto Players on such a high-flying note. Beyond his regular production duties, Nikolaj is passionate about the pursuit of increased equity and diversity in the theatre industry, as well as creating opportunities for young artists to develop their talents in a supportive professional environment. By the time you’re reading this, he will have returned to Chicago to pursue these ideals in the city he loves, though Palo Alto Players will always hold a special place in his heart. Nikolaj is a proud committee member of The Jubilee. jointhejubilee.org PATRICIA TYLER (Costume Designer) has designed properties and costumes for many Bay Area theatres including Palo Alto Players, Pear Theatre, Lyric Theatre, Los Altos Stage Company, Dragon Productions, and City Lights Theater Company,

where she received a 2015 TBA Award for costume design for Amadeus. She is also the costume and properties rentals manager for Palo Alto Players. Patricia has appeared as an actress on many of those stages as well. Recent theatre credits include Sonia in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Palo Alto Players), Violet Weston in August: Osage County (Coastal Repertory Theatre), and Kate Keller in All My Sons (Douglas Morrisson Theatre). E L I Z A B E T H S A N TA N A (Managing Director) joined Palo Alto Players as its first development director in 2015 and became managing director in 2017. She brings over ten years of leadership and administrative experience in both the nonprofit a n d c o r p o r a t e s e c t o r. S h e previously worked at Google, Opera San José, Children’s Musical Theatre San Jose, and was associate producer for RWS Entertainment Group in New York City. As an actress she has performed locally with Cabrillo Stage, 42nd Street Moon, City Lights Theater Company, CMT San Jose Marquee Productions, and Palo Alto Players. Elizabeth is a graduate of San José State University with a BA in theatre and creative arts and an MS in communications. PALO ALTO PLAYERS has been continuously providing quality performing arts programming in Palo Alto since 1931. Based at the Lucie Stern Theater since 1933, Palo Alto Players presents a diverse season of five mainstage plays and musicals featuring all local, community talent. Community involvement is our lifeblood, and the organization is proud to have its performing arts programming enjoyed by over 13,000 audience members annually. We cast local actors by holding open auditions for every production and contracting with local designers, directors,

choreographers, and musicians – over 200 individuals per season. Audiences and participants come from all over the Bay Area to be a part of our productions. Palo Alto Players has received critical acclaim for its productions, winning Best Professional Theatre (2013, BroadwayWorld), and receiving TBA Award recognition and San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle nominations in 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017, including receiving its first TBA Award in 2016 for choreography for Chicago. M U S I C T H E AT R E I N T E R NATIONAL (MTI) is one of the world’s leading theatrical licensing agencies, granting theatres from around the world the rights to perform the greatest selection of musicals from Broadway and beyond. Founded in 1952 by composer Frank Loesser, and orchestrator Don Walker, MTI is a driving force in advancing musical theatre as a vibrant and engaging art form. MTI works directly with the composers, lyricists, and book writers of these musicals to provide official scripts, musical materials, and dynamic theatrical r e s o u r c e s t o o v e r 7 0, 0 0 0 professional, community ,and school theatres in the US and in over sixty countries worldwide. MTI is particularly dedicated to educational theatre, and has created special collections to meet the needs of various types of performers and audiences. MTI’s Broadway Junior™ shows are thirty- and sixty-minute musicals for performance by elementary and middle school-aged performers, while MTI’s School Editions are musicals annotated for performance by high school students. MTI maintains its global headquarters in New York City with additional offices in London (MTI Europe) and Melbourne (MTI Australasia). mtishows.com 2018.09 • BAYSTAGES.COM | 1 3

DONORS We extend our deepest gratitude to the following supporters, who play a vital role in keeping theatre alive in our community today and for future generations. This list reflects cumulative cash donations, in-kind, and matching gifts recorded August 26, 2017 to August 26, 2018. For corrections or to make a gift, please contact Elizabeth Santana, Managing Director, at 650.363.8582 or at esantana@paplayers.org.

VISIONARY CIRCLE [ $10,000+ ] Margot H. Driscoll, The Driscoll Foundation • Kristen + Felix Lo • Silicon Valley Creates

LUCIE STERN CIRCLE [ $5,000+ ] George + Susan Crow • Patricia + John Davis • Google Matching Gifts Program • Grant Huberty* Mohamed Ismail • Mary Louise Johnson • Scott A. Solomon • Robyn Stanton + Eric Savitz • Shu-Chun Weng

PRODUCER CIRCLE [ $1,000+ ] Nancy Alexander • Ava Lee + David Bellshaw • CALI Program • Patricia Chang + Jesper Sorensen • CPP, Inc. Diane + Howard Crittenden • Jeff + Gary Dunker • Connie Faussone • Laura + Mihail Fechete • Annette Glanckopf Grocery Outlet Palo Alto* • Barbara Heninger • Tilmin B. Hudson • James Kleinrath + Melody Singletow Whitney Lane, In honor of Joan Fletcher Lane • Janet Lawson • Ginny + King Lear • Allen + Erika • Howard Lyons Jamala Massenburg • Angela McConnell • Judith Miller-Siebenthal • Jack Morton and Associates, Inc.* Wasson + Lisa Quan • Chris Reber + Lee Ann Payne • Regarding Arts* • David + Susan Ron • The Rotary Club of Palo Alto • Jean + Chet Sandberg • Pat + Clarence Santana • Carl + Susan Thomsen • Mrs. Richard B. Watson The Woman’s Club of Palo Alto

DIRECTOR CIRCLE [ $250+ ] Anonymous (2) • Cass + Phyllis Apple • Armar A. Archbold • Carol Bacchetti • Jack Baer • Kitt Baggott Sharon Barbari • Robert C. Beach • Caroline Beverstock • Dawn Billman • Jill Blair + Faye Twersky Irene Beardsley + Dan Bloomberg • Audrey Bojack • Marda Buchholz • Sharolyn Burkoth • William + Barbara Busse Mary Chin • Eileen Clark • Richard Curtis • William Danielson • James + Judy Davis • Todd DelVecchio Suzanne + Allan Epstein • Patrick Farris • Ellie Ferrari • Mr. + Mrs. Herbert Fischgrund • Stephen + Janelle Fodor Judy + Monty Frost • Andre + Kathleen Goforth • Nancy Greenback • Mary Ann + John Grilli • Rosalind Haber Jacob Haimson • Terry + Dotty Hayes • Andy Hess • Dr. Gloria S. Hom • Homewood Suites Palo Alto* • Pamela Howell Kelly Hudson • Gordon + Glenda Hughes • Edward Hunter • Intel Matching Gifts Program • Janet Jezek • Carol Johnson Carl Jukkola + Desmond Lee • Brooke Kernick • Sheryl + Tony Klein • Liz + Rick Kniss • Meghan Kohler • Andrew Kracht Dennis Lickteig + Will Giammona • Ashley Long • Kathy Martinelli • Melvin Matsumoto • Tom + Darlene McCalmont Ed + Susan + Sarah McClammy • Stepheny McGraw • Dick Miller • Meredith + T. Charles Moore • Ken Odom Pacific Gas & Electric • Joan Peceimer • Bryce + Frances Perry • Steven Pitts • Victor + Carolyn Prosak Karen Ratzlaff, In honor of daughters Natasha + Ariana • Eddie Reynolds • Victor Rosasco • Bernard Rubin Lynda Sanders • Laverne Saxbury • A. Carlisle Scott + T. Rindfleisch • Jane + Ed Seamn • Lee Sendelbeck Robert + Mary Shaw • Marjorie + Jim Shively • Marian + Abraham Sofaer • BJ Sorensen • Rick Stern + Nancy Ginsburg Stern • Nina Stone • Alfred + Fran Sugarman • Todd Summers • Geoff + Colleen Tate • Dana Tom + Nancy Kawakita • Steve Hsu + Clara Tu • Bijal V. Vakil • Vendini Loves The Arts • Charles + Sandra Welch Michael B. Wisper • Cynthia Wuthmann, In honor of Eugenie Watson • Gillian + Steve Younes • Virginia Zapitz * Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kind goods and services.

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BENEFACTOR CIRCLE [ $100+ ] Anonymous (4) • Laura Adams • Arthur Adams • Sue Alvarez • Amazon Smile • Marlene Anderson • Mary Artibee Bryce + Darla Beck • Joan Bell • Sharon Berman • Judith Biggs • Sandra Bird • Richard + Sandra Blackborow The Boeing Company • Patrick Brown • Louis Caputo • Cy Cary • Alice Caudle • Evelyn Chan • Leon Chasson CienaCares Matching Gifts Program • Carol Clarke • Mike + Hilda Crady • Sharyn Crosat • Edward Dangler Dotty Decker • John Delong + Sharon Peters • Pearl + Ben Director • Jessica Dunlap • Eugene Dunsmore April Durrett • Alan Edel • Jennifer Ellington • Patricia + Steve Emslie • W.G. Ernst • Janine Evans • Ashley Evans Julisa Faussone • John Ferreira • Bill Ficklin + Marilyn Williams • Beth Ann + Jeffrey Filippi • Bobbi Fox Martin + Barbara Freeman • Thomas Garvey + Teresa Lunt • Lynne Glaser • Keith + Robin Goldberg Steven + Chris Goldner • Linda Goldthwaite • Charles + Patricia Grafton • Benjamin Hammett • Dr. E.W. Hancock Beverly Hansberry • Roger Harris • David + Liza Harvey • Gale Henshel • Marilyn D. Higuera • Julius + Ruth Honig Joanne Howard • Kimberly Howell • IBM Corporation • Barry Lee Johnson • Corinne Kason • James Kason Bill + Lisa Kelly • Gary Kenney • Keysight Technologies Matching Gifts Program • Hilary + Richard Klopp Scott + Barbara Knaster • Deanna + Al Knickerbocker • James + Linda Kracht • Irina + Eugen Kurjatko Audrey + Roland Lampert • Nancy Layendecker • Eddie Lewis • Sanford J. Lewis • Gladys Low • Virginia + Jim Lyons Elinor + Richard Mansfield • Peggy Polk Marks • Shannon Maxham • Sharelle Mayer • Claudia McCarley + Larry Laidlaw John McConville • Joey + Jen McDaniel • Dennis + Kathleen McGinn • Michael + Sharol McGrogan • Lorraine Menuz Molly Meschke • Arnold Miller • Eleanor Mullins • John Musgrave • Joan Norton • Joanna Officier + Ralph Tiegel Lois Ohms • Candace Osborn • Mr. + Mrs. Charles G. Palm • Alan Moo + Barbara Park • David Pasta, In memory of Gloria Guth • James + Alma Phillips • Linda Piccone • Steve + Nancy Player • Brian Popper • Ken Poulton + Kate Hill Kent Price • K.R. + Arsella Raman • Jackie Roach • Maria Rode • Elana Ron • Grace Rosenberg • Kennan Salinero Steve + Donna Sanders • Santa Clara County Employees • Doug + Elizabeth Santana • Jim Sharp • Ms. Slater + Mr. Kirshenbaum • Andrea Smith • Jeanie + Gordon Smith • Clare + Cliff Smith • Susan Snyder • Anne Spencer Karin Swanson • Linda Tashker • Richard Titus • Barbara Todd • Nicole Trapasso • Kathy Trimble • Elizabeth Uno Gerard Vurens • Jerry + Bobbie Wagger • Cindy Wolfrum • Gerrye + Calvin Wong • Dolores Wright • Todd Wright • Lilly Yoshida Kimberly Zarmer We gratefully acknowledge our Friends who have generously given up to $99 during the last twelve months. * Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kind goods and services.

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