Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat Program

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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Lyrics by Tim Rice Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber ARTISTIC PERSONNEL Director Musical Director Choreographer Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Stage Manager Asst. Stage Manager App. Stage Manager Assistant Director Asst. Musical Director & Keyboards Drums & Percussion Guitar & Bass Sound Engineer Scenic Painter Crew Chief Sound Operator Lighting Operator Fly Operator Stagehand Dresser

Daryl Cloran Marek Norman Valerie Easton Kevin McAllister Robin Fisher Michael Walton Krista Blackwood Isabelle Ly Lucy Pratt-Johnson Amy Baskin Brendan Whiting them Richard Graham Kris Ruston Doug Perry

Sondra Haglund Jessie Paynter Greg Klohn Eric Maher Dylan Taylor Darren John Janell Robbins

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STARRING Jacob Joseph Judah Pharaoh & Levi Mrs. Potiphar Potiphar & Dan Issachar & Apache Dancer Baker & Gad Butler & Asher Simeon Wife & Apache Dancer Narrator Naphtali Benjamin Zebulun Reuben

Stephen Aberle Danny Balkwill J. Cameron Barnett Shane Carty Diana Coatsworth Andrew Cownden Michael Culp Michael Culp Mike Kovac Jesse Martyn Neil Minor Katie Murphy Tracy Neff Graham Newmarch Colin Sheen Daniel James White Leon Willey

And the Kamloops Thompson Honour Choir

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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE Welcome to Western Canada Theatre’s 36th season, and my first as Artistic Director.

I’m so excited to bring you this fantastic production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat. I know you’ll be blown away by this amazing cast and incredible show. It has been such a pleasure partnering with the Kamloops Thompson Honour Choir on this production and featuring forty of the region’s finest young performers!

The 2011/12 season is all about community. It’s about working with organizations in our community, showcasing performers from our community and training the emerging artists from our community. This season is also a chance for WCT to shine as members of the national theatre community – showcasing our work at theatres like Theatre Calgary, the Firehall Arts Centre in Vancouver and the Chemainus Theatre Festival.

This season is a chance for Kamloops audiences to take pride in this gem of a professional theatre that belongs to them. A chance to see everything from the finest theatrical classics, to big family musicals, to exciting new Canadian work. The productions will feature the best actors from Canada, Hollywood stars, and performers from the other side of the globe.

And all here in Kamloops. That’s why, My Theatre is… Western Canada Theatre!

Enjoy the show!

Sincerely,

Daryl Cloran Artistic Director PS – I hope you’ll join us for our next production - For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again, starring Lorne Cardinal from TV’s Corner Gas, and multi award-wining performer Margo Kane, playing at Sagebrush from January 26 – February 4. It’s a beautiful, hilarious production that you’re sure to love!

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BIOGRAPHIES Stephen Aberle Jacob At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Selected credits include Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof (Chemainus); Senator Fipp in Urinetown (Persephone); Thomas in The Story of My Life (Best Friends Co-op); Ivor in Ivor Johnson's Neighbours (Theatre North West); Gordon in Dead Man's Cell Phone (Vancouver Fringe); Tom in The Thing About Men (Presentation House/ Arts Club Tour); Harold in The Full Monty (Patrick Street/ Persephone); Der Lautsprecher in The Emperor of Atlantis (City Opera Vancouver); Buffalo Bill in Annie Get Your Gun (TUTS) & Palestine, Israel & Me: A Power Play (World Peace Forum).

Film/TV: The Guard, Supernatural & The LWord.

Et Cetera: Stephen is a graduate of Studio 58. In early 2012 he will play Sheriff Earl in All Shook Up for Chemainus and the Gateway Theatre.

Danny Balkwill Joseph At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Perchik in Fiddler On The Roof (Chemainus); Dirty Rotten S c o u n d r e l s ( Va n c o u v e r Playhouse); Drake in Honk (Globe Theatre); Will Rock You! (Mirvish Productions); North American/ preBroadway cast of Mamma Mia! (Mirvish/Little Star); Pharaoh in Joseph...Dreamcoat (RCMT); Jimmy Smith in Thoroughly Modern Millie (TUTS); Horton the Elephant in Seussical the Musical (Sunshine Theatre); Songs For A New World ( Feisty Fairy); Ren in Footloose (TUTS); Rum Tum Tugger in Cats (Viva Musica); Judas in Godspell (URP) & more..

Et Cetera: Danny was in the top 30 for the premiere of Canadian Idol, which led to his CD, titled Dorsey Park (itunes). He also works as a musician/recording engineer and has written original musicals for his production company DD&C. Danny is very excited to be working along side his beautiful wife Katie. Dream Big!

J. Cameron Barnett Judah At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: A recent transplant to BC from NYC, Cameron was last seen as Seaweed in Hairspray (Arts Club Theatre). Other credits range from Broadway National, European, and South American Tours to Off-Broadway and U.S. Regional Productions. Selected: The Wiz directed by the original choreographer Tony Award winner George Faison, Hair directed by Tony Award Winner and Co-Author James Rado, Smokey Joe's Cafe directed by original choreographer Tony Nominee Joey McKneely, The Producers, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Five Guys Named Moe, Buddy Holly & Finian's Rainbow.

Film/TV: YTV's Mr. Young.

Et Cetera: Next up for Cameron is Craigslist Cantata by Bill Richardson and Veda Hille at the Arts Club Theatre. Special thanks to Valerie Easton and a very special thanks to his number one "Bee." More at jcameronbarnett.com or follow him @jcameronbarnett.

Amy Baskin Assistant Director At WCT: Seussical (2008) & Wardrobe Assistant on The Secret Garden (2005).

Other Theatre: Co-produced Opening and Closing Ceremonies for The 2011 Western Canada Summer Games; Director on Munch Ado about Nothing, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (Project X); Where the Two Rivers Meet (TK’emlups Indian Band); Consulting Director on Rhythm on the Rails (Rail Tracks Productions); Co-Director on Canadian Cabaret 08,09,10 (BC living Arts); Created and established Eight Goals, a global awareness program for BC Council for International Cooperation; & Dramaturge with The New Play Festival 09 & 10 (Theatre BC).

UK credits include Shopping A Round, The Velveteen Rabbit,the London premier of The Ash Girl as Artistic Director for Camden Young Peoples Theatre, & Education Officer on An Error of Judgment for Strathcona Theatre Co. Et Cetera: One More Angel in Heaven indeed.

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BIOGRAPHIES Krista Blackwood Stage Manager At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: The Mill, Parts 14 (Theatrefront); The Rocky Horror Show, It’s A Wonderful Life (Theatre New Brunswick); The Last Five Years (Theatre & Company); Generous (Tarragon Theatre); Noises Off (The Atlantic Theatre Festival); five seasons with The Charlottetown Festival and eight seasons with Neptune Theatre, Halifax.

Et Cetera: Many thanks to Isabelle, Lucy, and the folks at the frat house.

Shane Carty Pharaoh & Levi At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Fifteen shows over seven seasons at the Stratford Festival, including Much Ado, The Brothers Karamazov, Love's Labour's Lost & The Duchess of Malfi. Four seasons at the Weston Playhouse in Vermont. Sticks and Stones, The Mikado (National Arts Centre); This Is How It Goes (Neptune); Sweeney Todd, A Year With Frog And Toad (Sudbury Theatre); A Christmas Story (Theatre & Co.); Romeo & Juliet (Resurgence); Beauty and the Beast (Citadel/Theatre Calgary); Treasure Island (TNB); Les Miserables, The Red Priest, Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad (Thousand Islands Playhouse); Rosencrantz and Guildenstern (Touchmark); Tom's A-Cold (NextStage); Einstein's Gift, The Wizard of Oz, & It's A Wonderful Life (Grand Theatre London).

Film/TV: Flashpoint.

Et Cetera: Many thanks to Daryl and Holly!

Daryl Cloran Director At WCT: Betrayal (2011).

Other Theatre: Founding Artistic Director of Theatrefront, where he has directed 11 productions, including: The Mill; RETURN (The Sarajevo Project) produced in Bosnia and Toronto, & UBUNTU (The Cape Town Project) produced in South Africa, Halifax and Toronto.

Daryl has also directed at theatres across Canada, including And All For Love (National Arts Centre); Generous (Tarragon Theatre);

Afterplay (Shaw Festival); The Last Five Years (Canadian Stage & Manitoba Theatre Centre); Educating Rita (Theatre Aquarius); This is How it Goes (Neptune Theatre) and The Play About The Baby (Soulpepper). Daryl also recently served as the New Play Development Coordinator of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival.

Film/TV: Writer/director of Late Fragment (CFC/NFB), an interactive feature film which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, & P.M.O. which premiered at the World Wide Short Film Festival.

Et Cetera: Daryl has been awarded the Canada Council's John Hirsch Prize for Outstanding Emerging Theatre Director, the Toronto Theatre Emerging Artist Award, a Robert Merritt Award for Outstanding Director, and numerous Dora Mavor Moore Awards. Daryl is a proud resident of Kamloops, where he lives with his wife Holly, and their 3 year old son, Liam.

Diana Coatsworth Mrs. Potiphar At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: 5 seasons at the Stratford Festival including Polly in Threepenny Opera and Fraulein Kost in Cabaret; Second City National Touring Co; world tour of CanStage's The Overcoat; lead roles in 39 Steps (Arts Club); Drowsy Chaperone (Theatre Calgary/ MTC); Cats, Joseph, Beauty and the Beast (Drayton); world premiere of Norm Foster and Leslie Arden's Ned Durango (Lighthouse, Orangeville &1000 Islands Playhouse); Just So (Globe); Peter Pan, Jesus Christ Superstar, Cinderella (Theatre Aquarius); A Chorus Line (Artpark); Peter Pan, Jack and the Beanstalk (Elgin); The Rocky Horror Show, I Love You... Now Change (Stage West); Annie (Empire); Victor/Victoria (Stirling) & others.

Film/TV: The Score (Electric Theatre Co.); Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (Disney); Hairspray, the movie & several commercials.

Et Cetera: Diana was inducted into the Niagara Falls Arts & Culture Wall of Fame in Oct. '11.

Diana also fills in her time away from acting with her many sewing and crafting projects as well as her thriving business as a consultant with Arbonne. www.dianacoatsworth.myarbonne.ca.

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BIOGRAPHIES Andrew Cownden Potiphar & Dan At WCT: My Fair Lady (2009).

Other Theatre: Moonface in Anything Goes (Theatre Under The Stars); Rusty Charlie in Guys and Dolls, Mr. Memory in The 39 Steps (Chemainus Theatre Festival); Ensemble in Annie (Gateway Theatre); Charlie Brown in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Charley in Where’s Charley? & Bertie Wooster in By Jeeves (Kimberley Summer Theatre).

Film/TV: Exes and Ohs & Eureka Et Cetera: This February, be sure to come see me in Western Canada Theatre’s production of Noises Off! And Maddy, if you’re reading this, you must be very bored. andrewcownden.com.

Michael Culp Issachar & Apache Dancer At WCT: Debut.

O t h e r T h e a t re : N i b b l e s / Bernardo Cover in West Side Story (Vancouver Opera at Queen Elizabeth Theatre) & Luis/Chino Cover in West Side Story (Neptune Theatre, Halifax, NS).

Et Cetera: Michael is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin - River Falls. He has also performed as a featured singer on Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines for 8 years. Thanks to his friends and family for their continued support.

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Valerie Easton Choreographer At WCT: Anne in Anne of Green Gables.

Other Theatre: Valerie has worked across the country with such theatre companies as The Arts Club, The Vancouver Playhouse, Neptune Theatre, Bard on the Beach & Others. Choreography credits include My Fair Lady, White Christmas, Hairspray, Gypsy, Singing in the Rain, Les Misérables, Beauty and the Beast, Peter Pan, Miss Saigon &West Side Story, for which she earned a Jessie Award Nomination. Directing credits include Cabaret, A Chorus Line, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat, The Thing About Men, The Story of My Life & Will Rogers Follies.

Et Cetera: Valerie is very happy to be back in Kamloops where she has fond memories of working with Tom Kerr. She is currently the Artistic Director of Royal City Musical Theatre Company.

Robin Fisher Costume Designer At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Set & Costumes for The Black Bonspiel of Wullie MacCrimmon (Globe Theatre); A Year with Frog and Toad (Young Peoples Theatre); Cinderella (Canadian Opera Company); The Syringa Tree, The Drawer Boy (Great Canadian Theatre Company); The Little Prince (The Grand Theatre); The Tempest (The Canadian Stage Company); The Ends of the Earth (The Belfry Theatre); I,Claudia (Theatre & Co./Segal Centre); Costumes for The Cherry Orchard (Soulpepper) & The Rez Sisters (Factory Theatre).

Et Cetera: Robin is the recipient of a Dora Mavor Moore award for best costumes for 36 Views (Actors Repertory Company). Upcoming, Robin will be designing the costumes for My Granny the Goldfish (Factory Theatre) and Set & Costumes for Circle Mirror Transformation (Great Canadian Theatre Company).

BIOGRAPHIES Richard Graham Drums & Percussion At WCT: Seussical (2008) & Disney’s Beauty And The Beast (2007).

Other Theater: Rhythm On The Rails (Train Track Productions 2011) Film/TV: Iron Road (2006) Et Cetera: Richard has appeared with various artists at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival (2001-2004) and recently the Roots And Blues Festival (2010). He is currently coproducing an album he wrote with the Infectuals in Vancouver. Richard wrote "Rocknroll Queen" with the Infectuals in 2009 which is in regular rotation on 98.3 CIFM. He continues to perform with local artists Henry Small, Kris Ruston, Leisure Suite and a newly formed rock act "Fastlane" that appeared with New York rockers Blue Oyster Cult in September. Richard is a musical purest with under tones of Traditional Jazz, Motown, R&B, Roots, Rock and Reggae in his playing. He is honoured to be a part of this WCT company and is excited to work with all the wonderful talent on the production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat.

Isabelle Ly Assistant Stage Manager At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Ned Durango, Till It Hurts, Summer of My Amazing Luck, The Wingfield Trilogy, Anne and Gilbert, Perfect Pie, The Beggar's Opera, Anne of Green Gables (Thousand Islands Playhouse); Third Floor (SummerWorks '11); Tom's a-Cold (NextStage Festival '11); Palace of the End (Canadian Stage Company); What Lies Before Us (Canadian Stage/ Crow's Theatre); The Eco Show, Insomnia (Necessary Angel); Ike and Pearl: A New Canadian Musical (Toronto Fringe Festival '08); Canon In D Minor (Summerworks '07); Ariodante & L'Elisir d'Amore (U of T Opera).

Film/TV: Production Assistant on Canadian Idol, Season One. Et Cetera: Isabelle is a graduate of the drama department at Queen's University and was the Marketing Production Coordinator for the Luminato Festival in Toronto for the past two seasons. This is Isabelle's first time in British Columbia, and she couldn't be more thrilled to be working at WCT on such a fun show!

Mike Kovac Baker & Gad At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Sichen in The Forbidden Phoenix (Gateway Theatre); Arthur "Mac" McCornmick in Foolin' Around With Infinity (Working Class Productions); Reuben in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat (RCMT); The Man in The Thing About Men (Vancouver Arts Club); Jack & Jesus in Reefer Madness (Joint Effort Productions); Barstow in Annie Get Your Gun (TUTS) & Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Exit 22 Productions).

Film/TV: Supernatural, Hellcats, The Haunting Hour, Mon Ami, World War Geek, Yesterday, Pi Day, Level Up!, Troubadour & All Your Bad Days Will End. Et Cetera: Mike is a graduate of Capilano University's Acting for the Stage and Screen Program and one of the founding members of True Hype Productions Inc.

Jesse Martyn Butler & Asher At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Jesse in Snow (dir. Stephen Drover, Whistler); John McRae in In Flanders Fields (world premiere, Smile Theatre, To r o n t o ) ; T h e s e u s i n A Midsummer Night's Dream (Rose Theatre, Brampton); debuted the role of Cyril in the North American premiere of The Stepmother: also After the Dance, A Month in the Country, Saint Joan (Shaw Festival); Saint Joan (Chicago Shakespeare Theatre); Royal Gardner & Alec in Anne and Gilbert (world premiere, Campbell Webster Entertainent, PEI).

Film/TV: Starred in the independently produced Upside-Down Girl, winner of Best Student Film at the enRoute Student Film Festival.

Et Cetera: Jesse is a proud graduate of the University of Alberta's BFA Acting program.

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BIOGRAPHIES Kevin McAllister Scenic Designer At WCT: Billy Bishop Goes to War (2011), Trying (2006 - Scenic & Lighting Design), Quarry (2005) & Over the River and Through the Woods (2003).

Other Theatre: Scenic Design for Amadeus (Chemainus Theatre Festival); Anything Goes, Bye Bye Birdie (Theatre Under the Stars); As You Like It, The Merchant of Venice (Bard on the Beach / Mainstage); Scenic & Lighting Design for DenmarK (Douglas College / Studio Theatre); Scenic Design for 500 Words (Green Thumb Theatre / School Tour) & Glengarry Glen Ross (Arts Club / Stanley Theatre).

Film/TV: Associate Designer on the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Opening & Closing Ceremonies (David Atkins Enterprises).

Et Cetera: Kevin’s designs have earned him nine Jessie Richardson Theatre Award nominations, including a recent nomination for the Green Thumb’s school tour of 500 Words.

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Katie Murphy Wife & Apache Dancer At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Most recently: My Fair Lady & The Admirable Crichton in The Shaw Festival’s 50th Season. Other: We Will Rock You (Mirvish Productions); Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Vancouver Playhouse); Peggy Sawyer in 42nd Street, Tiger Lily in Peter Pan (Royal City Music Theatre); Charlotte in Charlotte’s Web, Diana in Anne of Green Gables, The Boy Who Learned to Fly (Kaleidoscope Theatre); Ariel in Footloose (E.V. Young Award - Theatre Under the Stars); The King and I (Gateway Theatre); The Gaslight Follies (Palace Grand Theatre, Yukon); Portia My Love (Workshop - Playwrights’ Theatre Centre) & Bat Boy The Musical (Patrick Street Productions). Upcoming: Cats (Theatre Calgary).

Et Cetera: Katie has a BFA in Acting from The University of British Columbia. She also has many pages published in Canadian Literary magazines. Love and endless thanks to her family and husband Danny.

Neil Minor Simeon At WCT: Le Fou in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Jamie in The Last Five Years (2007) & Jago in The Dreamer’s Quest (2006).

Other Theatre: Hamlet, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (Project X); Red Rock Diner, Swing, Hotel Porter, Easy Money, My Fair Lady, I Love You You're Perfect Now Change, The Rocky Horror Show (Arts Club Theatre); The Drowsy Chaperone (Vancouver Playhouse/Citadel/NAC); You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Gateway Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Dream on Royal Street, Kiss Me Kate, Taming of the Shrew, Cabaret (Showcase Festival); Jesus Christ S u p e r s t a r , Ta p e s t r y , To m m y , E v i t a (URProductions); Singing in the Rain, Little Shop of Horrors (TUTS); Bullshot Crummond, The Rocky Horror Show, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, What About Luv (DSR Productions) & Forever Plaid (Magnus).

Et Cetera: When not on stage, Neil splits his time between teaching theatre at various schools around Vancouver and doing voice-over for all manner of radio commercials and video games.

Tracy Neff Narrator At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Olive Ostrovsky in The 25th Annual Putnum County Spelling Bee (Arts Club/Belfry/Jessie Award for Best Production); Laurey Williams in Oklahoma! (Chemainus); Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls (Gateway Theatre); Amy in Company (Arts Club/Jessie Nomination Best Supporting Actress); Charlotte/Milkmaid/Bet in Oliver (Playhouse); Sandy in Grease, Abigail in Big: The Musical (TUTS); Hope Cladwell in Urinetown (Firehall Arts Centre/Jessie Award for Best Production); Joanna in Godspell, Cunnegande U/S in Candide, Witch in Macbeth (Boco); Gracie in The Music Man & Philia in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum (Quisisana).

Et Cetera: Tracy is a graduate of the Boston Conservatory of Music (BFA Musical Theatre ’04, Silver Medal) and was a feature singer with the Boston Pops Orchestra.

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BIOGRAPHIES Graham Newmarch Naphtali At WCT: Wickersham Monkey in Seussical (2008) & Young Ethan in Ethan Claymore (1999).

Other Theatre: Wired (Green Thumb); Hamlet in Hamlet (Project X); Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing (Immersion) & Angelo in Measure for Measure (CSSD).

Et Cetera: Freshly returned home from London, England with his MA in Classical Acting from the Central School of Speech & Drama – Graham is ecstatic to be performing, once again, from whence he came.

Marek Norman Musical Director, Conductor & Pianist At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Assassins (Canadian Premiere, Toronto –seven Dora Mavor Moore Awards); Oh, What A Lovely War, She Stoops To Conquer, The Winter’s Tale, The Beggar’s Opera, A Chorus Of Disapproval (Soulpepper); Dracula – A Chamber Musical (Composer, Neptune Theatre/Stratford Festival); Emily, The Great Adventure (Composer – Charlottetown Festival); Larry’s Party (Composer, Canadian Stage, NAC, MTC); Twelfth Night (Canstage); The Last Five Years (Canstage, MTC); The Story Of My Life (World Premiere, Canstage); The Drowsy Chaperone (MTC) & A Year With Frog And Toad (Canadian Premiere – MTYP).

Upcoming: World Premiere Of Wanderlust (Composer/Musical Director) for The Stratford Festival, 2012 Season.

Et Cetera: BC born and raised, Marek is delighted to, once again, collaborate with longtime friends/colleagues, Daryl Cloran and Valerie Easton.

Lucy Pratt-Johnson Apprentice Stage Manager At WCT: Letter from Wingfield Farm, Betrayal, Sexy Laundry, Mambo Italiano, Wit & Billy Bishop Goes to War (2011).

Other Theatre: Stage Manager for The Complete Wrks of Wllm Shspr (Abrgd) (Project X Theatre); Beatrice in Unity (1918), Rachel in Reckless, Dorris in Beaver, Gabrielle in Les

Belles Soeurs & After The Fall (TRU Actors Workshop Theatre).

Et Cetera: This is Lucy's seventh production with Western Canada Theatre since graduating as a theatre major from TRU in 2010. She is very excited to be working as an apprentice stage manager on her mom's favorite musical! It is a privilege to work with so many talented artists on such a fun show. Much love to all of her supportive family and friends. I hope you enjoy the show!

Kris Ruston Guitar & Bass At WCT: Debut.

Et Cetera: Kris Ruston has been a big part of the music scene in Kamloops since 1997. He attended Capilano University, where he received his Diploma in Jazz Studies in 2004. He's involved with several ensembles around Kamloops, playing everything from Jazz to Hard Rock and everything in between. He works at Small World Studios, where he teaches, composes, and records music with some of the interior's finest musicians.

Colin Sheen Benjamin At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Next to Normal, Hairspray (The Arts Club); The F a n t a s t i c k s ( Va n c o u v e r Playhouse); Guys and Dolls (Chemainus Theatre Festival) & D i r t y R o t t e n S c o u n d re l s (Vancouver Playhouse).

Et Cetera: Colin Sheen is a graduate of the Musical Theatre program at Capilano College.

He is joyous to be able to perform Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat with his tremendous talented friends. He would like to thank his family, Jo-Ann, Peter and especially Courtney, for their fervent support.

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BIOGRAPHIES Michael Walton Lighting Designer At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Recently: Twelfth Night, The Misanthrope, As You Like It, The Tempest, King of Thieves, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Macbeth, Hamlet (The Stratford Shakespeare Festival); The Rocky Horror Show, The Three Musketeers, Little Women – The Musical (Citadel Theatre); The 39 Steps, A Christmas Carol - The Musical, White Christmas, Oliver, Blood Brothers (Theatre Aquarius); And Slowly Beauty (Belfry/NAC); The Cryptogram, The Year of Magical Thinking (Belfry/NAC/Tarragon); Mimi (or a Poisoner’s Comedy), East of Berlin, Generous (Tarragon Theatre); The Last Five Years, The Drawer Boy, Sexy Laundry, Moonlight and Magnolias, Over the River and Through the Woods (Grand Theatre); ’Night Mother (Soulpepper Theatre); A New Brain (Acting Up Stage); Norway, Today, Tiny Dynamite (Theatre Smash); Oliver!, This Is How It Goes (Neptune Theatre); The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?, The Last Five Years (Manitoba Theatre Centre) & Associate Special Effects Designer on The Lord of the Rings (Kevin Wallace Inc.; London and Toronto).

Et Cetera: Upcoming designs include Cruel and Tender directed by Atom Egoyan (Canadian Stage) & Maria Stuarda (Pacific Opera Victoria). Michael now calls Stratford, Ont. home.

Daniel James White Zebulun At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Albert in Bye Bye Birdie, Rod in Singin’ in the Rain (TUTS); Wrangler in Will Rogers Follies (RCMT); Ichabod Crane in Legend of Sleepy Hollow (DSRP); Mercutio in The Maltese Bodkin (Fringe Fest); Bill in Kiss Me Kate, Leontes in The Winter’s Tale & Bert in 42nd Street (CCPA).

Brendan Whiting Assistant Musical Director & Keyboards At WCT: Seussical (2008) & Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (2007).

Other Theatre: Broadway: Sister Act. Other NYC: An Evening With Alan Menken (Lincoln Center – American Songbook Series) & Roller Derby (NYMF). National Tour: Avenue Q. US Regional: Leap of Faith (Ahmanson Theatre), Aladdin (5th Avenue Theatre), Newsies (Paper Mill Playhouse) and four summers on Long Island at the Gateway Playhouse.

Leon Willey Reuben At WCT: Debut.

Other Theatre: Berowne in Love’s Labour’s Lost, Autolycus in The Winters Tale, Gratiano in The Mechant Of Venice, Pistol in Merry Wives (Shakespeare On The Sask.); Marlo in Dead Peasants (Playwrights Festival); Jerry in The Full Monty (Persephone Theatre); Ain't We Got Fun! (Co-Producer - Live Out Loud Theatre); Guilliam in Temptation (Tant Per Tant Theatre); Billy in Anything Goes, Murder on the Nile (Chemainus Theatre Festival); Bobby Strong, Hotblades in Urinetown (Firehall Arts Centre) & Max in Cabaret (Arts Club Theatre).

Film/TV: X-Files, Da Vinci’s Inquest, Cold Squad, Scooby 2, Fantastic 4, Sask Roughriders etc.

Et Cetera: Living in both B.C. and Saskatchewan my wife and I travel a lot for work, and play. I am so happy to be in Kamloops working with such great people, I hope to be doing it again in the future. I would like to send my love to Krista Konkin my beautiful wife.

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PLAYWRIGHTS Tim Rice Lyricist At WCT: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (2007).

Other Plays: The Likes Of Us, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita, Blondel, Chess, Starmania, The Lion King, Aida, Heathcliff & King David.

Film/TV: Aladdin, The Lion King, The Road to El Dorado & Nutcracker.

Et Cetera: Tim Rice was born in 1944. He began song writing in 1965. That same year he met fellow budding songwriter Andrew Lloyd Webber whose musical ambitions were in theatre rather than rock or pop. He has won a variety of awards, mainly for the wrong things, or for simply turning up. These include 3 Oscars, 4 Tonys, 5 or 6 Grammys and a dozen Ivor Novellos. He was awarded a star on Hollywood Boulevard’s Walk of Fame in November 2008.

He is a Trustee (former President) of the Marylebone Cricket Club and chairman of the UK charitable Foundation for Sport and the Arts.

Tim lives in London, Cornwall and on the motorway between the two, has three children, his own cricket team and a knighthood. The first volume of his autobiography, Oh What A Circus, was published in September 1999. If his publishers ask, he is currently working on Part 2, due out four years ago.

Andrew Lloyd Webber Composer At WCT: Debut.

Other Plays: The Likes of Us, Jesus Christ Superstar, By Jeeves, Evita, Variations, Tell Me On A Sunday, Song & Dance, Cats, Starlight Express, The Phantom of the Opera, Aspects of Love, Sunset Boulevard, Whistle Down the Wind, The Beautiful Game, The Woman in White & Love Never Dies.

Film/TV: Gumshoe, The Odessa File, Mass Requiem, The Phantom of the Opera, How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria?, Any Dream Will Do, I’d Do Anything & Over The Rainbow.

Et Cetera: Andrew Lloyd Webber was born on March 22, 1948, in South Kensington, London.

Young Andrew learned to play various musical instruments at home and began composing at an early age. In 1965 he met lyricist Tim Rice and dropped out of school to compose musicals and pop songs. His awards include seven Tonys,

three Grammys including Best Contemporary Classical Composition for Requiem, seven Oliviers, a Golden Globe, an Oscar, two International Emmys, the Praemium Imperiale, the Richard Rodgers Award for Excellence in Musical Theatre and The Kennedy Center Honor. He currently owns seven London theatres including the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and the London Palladium. He was knighted in 1992 and created an honorary life peer in 1997.

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KAMLOOPS THOMPSON HONOUR CHOIR CHOIR A

This year marks the 36th anniversary of the Kamloops Thompson Honour Choirs’ commitment to fostering choral appreciation and excellence among the children of this community. Formed in 1975 by Mrs. Marion Owens, the School District’s music coordinator at the time, KTHC offers musically gifted children an opportunity to learn, develop skills and appreciate a vast selection of choral music. During their tenure with the choir, children learn the skills necessary to work as part of a team while developing their performance skills, music knowledge and self-confidence.

The choir is sponsored in part by the Kamloops-Thompson School District as well as the Kamloops Thompson Honour Choir not-for-profit Society.

Membership is by audition, first at the school level and then for the director, and there are currently 49 members comprised of students in grades 5 – 8 from throughout the Kamloops-Thompson School District.

KTHC is a high calibre choral group and has represented their community honourably in different Canadian cities such as Ottawa, Vancouver, Kelowna, Calgary, Victoria, and Whistler. They have received numerous awards and acknowledgements including receiving a 1st place award at the Performing Arts BC and a 2nd place award from the National Performing Arts Festival. The choir regularly competes in the Kamloops Performing Arts Festival as well as the Kiwanis Festival in Kelowna, and tours every spring.

This year the KTHC is proud to add our participation in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat to our already extensive list of accomplishments. The children began learning the repertoire for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat in September and joined WCT actors in a challenging rehearsal schedule in October. The KTHC is currently directed by Mrs. Christy Gauley, a music specialist, and managed by Mrs. Leah Clare. Both are teachers in School District 73. We feel immensely privileged (as do our KTHC children and parents) for the opportunity to be involved in such a well loved professional-level musical.

If you enjoyed listening to the KTHC as part of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat, please join us for our annual Christmas concert at the Sagebrush Theatre, Sunday, December 11 at 6:30pm.

Jason Bainas Madison Barclay Kayden Dillman Kennedy Epp Miranda Fish Shannon Huston Delphine Langevin Christa Lester Lilia-’Iris Long Perla-'Osk Long Kimberly Loucks Jenny MacKay Kate Mey Jillian Moen Jayden Murray Annika Nanson Kate Nanson Karley Neil Adam Perison Julianna Rinaldi Erin Spencer Emily Vasquez CHOIR B Jade Blair Jacob Branch Evelyn Briscoe Sarah Doan Isaiah Drysdale Daisy Heinonen Georgia Hill Dulcie Jakubec Ali MacMillan Colorado Marr Rebecca Mayerhofer Claudia McElroy Madeleine McMillan Jessica McQueen Emilee Moray Laura Noble John Noonan Paige Olsen Charlotte Ribalkin Kathleen Roberts Kennedie Sparks Samantha Thom Christo Vutev Malina Willick

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STARTING SMALL, STARTING POP

THE STORY OF JOSEPH

It all began with a little request.

In mid-1967, Alan Doggett, head of the highly reputed Music Program at Colet Court, a prep school for boys aged 7-13 in London, asked Andrew Lloyd Webber to write a “pop cantata” which the school choir would sing at their next Easter term concert. There was a family connection at the school: Andrew’s brother had been a student at Colet.

Indeed, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s family was (and remains) a musical powerhouse: his father, William Lloyd, an accomplished organist and composer, was until his death in 1982 director of the London School of Music, while his brother, Julian Lloyd, is a renowned solo cellist. Andrew himself, trained in music from an early age, was writing musical pieces by age nine.

Immediately after the request, Andrew asked his good friend Tim Rice to write lyrics.

The two had worked together on an earlier, unproduced musical, The Likes of Us, about Thomas John Barnardo, the UK philanthropist who established homes for destitute children, as well as on a half dozen individual pop songs. At first they explored spy themes—James Bond films were the rage then—until Tim suggested the biblical story of Joseph because, as he stated, “I’d always rather take a true story over an untrue one.”

What they created in this short time span was a 20-minute cantata, a musical form perfectly suited to the exceptional abilities of Colet’s large choir and orchestra as well as its need for a religious narrative. As it was essentially a concert piece, there would be minimal need for any elaborate props or scenery.

There was only one performance, on a winter afternoon in March 1968, but it went very well, so much so that a second performance was set for the following May at Central Hall, Westminster, the event now becoming truly a family affair. Andrew’s father played the organ, while brother Julian performed a recital of classical music in the first half.

Although the audience consisted largely of Colet Court parents, there was one notable exception: Derek Jewell, music critic for the Sunday Times, saw the show and wrote a highly favourable review: “Throughout its twenty-minute duration it bristles with wonderfully singable tunes. It entertains. It communicates instantly, as all good pop should.”

A third performance took place that November, now at St. Paul’s Cathedral, with an expanded number of songs (“Potiphar” appeared for the first time), all of which was recorded and resulted in a Decca album; soon after this there was a management contract for Andrew and Tim to continue their creative work—with Joseph and other works such as Jesus Christ Superstar. Superstar, also appearing earlier on an album, as a rock opera, opened successfully on Broadway in 1971. Two years later, after numerous expansions on stage and in recordings, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat, now full-size, opened in London’s West End. It began its Canadian run at the Elgin Theatre in Toronto in 1992 with Donny Osmond playing Joseph.

Since then, Joseph has had a remarkable number of productions, put on by over 20,000 groups—professional, school, and amateur—according to Webber’s Really Useful Group, his management company. Audiences in many countries have loved its simple, uplifting story, its goodnatured humour, its pastiche of upbeat music styles, and yes, the sheer colour of the fabled world it depicts, all dressed up and shining like that amazing dreamcoat!

James Hoffman, Professor of Theatre Thompson Rivers University

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SHOW SPONSORS British Columbia Lottery Corporation BCLC is proud to play a supporting role by partnering with Western Canada Theatre to provide live, professional theatre to Kamloops audiences. On behalf of BCLC and our employees, we applaud the work of WCT and the many volunteers who contribute so much to arts and culture in our community.

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GENERAL NOTES Intermission: There will be one 20 minute intermission.

Electronic Devices: Out of respect for our performers and other audience members, we request that all cellular telephones and watch alarms be turned off prior to the show.

Food & Drink: We ask that no food or drink (with the exception of bottled water) be brought into the theatre.

Late Seating Policy: In consideration for fellow audience members, patrons who arrive after a performance has begun will not be seated until an appropriate interval in the program.

Scents: In consideration for fellow audience members, we ask that the use of perfumes and aftershaves be limited.

Recording Policy: The video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited.

Children: For those patrons with infants, we request that you identify yourself to KL!BO staff at the time of ticket purchase and they will seat you accordingly.

Services for Patrons with Disabilities: Sagebrush Theatre is wheelchair accessible and equipped with wheelchair seating locations; please see the House Manager for details.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Western Canada Theatre gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Government of Canada through the Canada Council for the Arts, the Government of British Columbia through the British Columbia Arts Council, the City of Kamloops, as well as BCLC, The Kamloops Airport, The TNRD and the many corporate and private donors listed on the Bravo! Page. Western Canada Theatre is an active member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres (PACT) and engages, under the terms of the Canadian Theatre Agreement, professional artists who are members of Canadian Actors' Equity Association.

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