in association with Juber Productions, presents

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Hope Juber & Jeff Doucette

Starring: Heather Alyse Becker, Shaun Brady, Yancey Dunham

Jason Frankovitz, Jeremy Klein, Kyle Klein, Maria Kress, Charlie Mount*,Claire Partin*,

Chloé Rosenthal, Andrew Villarreal, Andrew Walker *These actors appear courtesy of Actor’s Equity Association

Director Charlie Mount

Assistant Director Hope Juber

Lighting Design Yancey Dunham

Stage Manager Roger Kent Cruz*

Production Photographer Michael Lamont

Production Assistant Annie Sims

Incidental music written and performed by Laurence Juber

Graphic Design Gary Conrad/Doug Haverty

Cast (in order of appearance)

HOGAN CONNELY……………………………..Charlie Mount*

CJ CARTER……..……………………………..Yancey Dunham

BILLY BINGO………………………………….Jason Frankovitz

JACKIE SHERIDAN ………………………….Chloé Rosenthal

LIBBY MARTINSON…………………….Heather Alyse Becker

JEANNETTE PARKER……………………………..Maria Kress

DONNA DE SALLES……………………………….Claire Partin*

TREVOR GREEN……………………………..Andrew Villarreal

KYLE PETERSON………………... Jeremy Klein or Kyle Klein

SAM WASSERMAN…………………………….Andrew Walker

MICHAEL GAINES…………………………………Shaun Brady

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association,The Union of Professional Actors and Stage managers in the United States

Time and Place: Sam’s improv workshop, present day.

There is a 10 minute intermission

“It’s Showtime” and “We’re Done Now” composed by Hope & Laurence Juber, © Juber Music 2014

CAST

HEATHER ALYSE BECKER (Libby) is honored to be part of such an original production. She has been a member of Theatre West for over eight years. Some of her favorite roles include "Florrie" in Waiting for Lefty and her dual roles as "The Manicurist" and "The Instructress" in The Women. Her true passion is to make people laugh. Heather has started to hit t he wo r l d o f s t and up comedy. She has been studying comedic improv for over five years. Heather would like to express her gratitude to Hope Juber, Laurence Juber

and Charlie Mount for affording her this incredible and exciting opportunity. Thank you Momma and Father for your unconditional love and support.

SHAUN BRADY (Michael) Shaun Brady has been in and out of the theatre world since a young age. He is currently part of the improvisational group THE IMPROVABLES, studying under the group THE SPOLIN PLAYERS. Shaun doesn't like categorizing himself as any specific type of actor. He loves and respects all the different avenues of acting and wishes to part take in all of them through out his career. You may have seen him on TV in episodes of UNDATEABLE on NBC, or PERCEPTION on TNT. He is climbing the ladder of his

profession and living his dream. Shaun cannot be more excited about the show and says, " I am so blessed and thankful to be a part of this incredible ensemble."

YANCEY DUNHAM (CJ/Lighting Designer) received his BA in Theatre from WSU. Favorite roles at WSU: Slim in “Cowboy Mouth”, Martin in “Fool for Love”, Capt. Keller in “The Miracle Worker”, Monk in “Small Craft Warnings”. At Seattle’s Annex Theatre, Yancey appeared as Bosuffi in Clive Barker’s “Frankenstein in Love” and as Oscar Loop in Rochelle Owens’s “Futz”. He is an acting member of Theatre West and appeared as Gerry Evans in “Dancing at Lughnasa” and as Richard Lionheart in “Lion in Winter”. At the Odyssey Theatre,

Yancey played mobster Guts Regan in “Night of January 16th”. On TV, Yancey has guest starred as three criminals on the “Scene of the Crime” series on Discovery. Yancey wants to thank his wife Kathy for all her love and support.

JASON FRANKOVITZ (Billy Bingo) started his improv career in 2011, performing short-form shows as a member of the Sunday company at LA Connection Comedy Theatre. He is a graduate of iO West where he performed with "Schoolyard Chum", "The Chorus" and "I, Intern." Jason is also a voice actor for clients like Sony Online Entertainment, KTSF-TV San Francisco, and Lucasfilm Ltd. In 2012 he was cast in the SAG-AFTRA Radio Play production of "Arsenic and Old Lace" at

the Autry Theatre. Jason is a graduate of Indiana University and a member o f S A G - A F T R A L o c a l L o s A n g e l e s . C o n t a c t h i m at jason@jasonfrankovitz.com.

JEREMY KLEIN (Kyle) is excited & grateful to reprise his role in this production of Without Annette! He has graduated from the Upright Citizens Brigade improv program & currently trains with Gary Austin (founder of the Groundlings). He was a member of Second City's teen troupe Detention Hall & has trained at SC for over 2 yrs. He'd like to thank his incredible vocal coach Corinne Dekker, for essentially giving him his singing voice!! He proves he has a "smooth rhythm" (AKA swag) with musical improv training from Laura Hall (Whose

Line Is It Anyway) & Phyllis Katz (Original Groundling). (Boy, this guy sure loves improv!) He has shared his talent in a TV pilot, as well as a never ending number of comedy sketches, short films & plays! He loves to make funny vines with his brother, Kyle. Find him on vine - @ThoseKleinBoyz (20K+ Followers) He would like to thank Hope & Laurence Juber, Charlie Mount & Jeff Doucette for being amazing people that not only love PEZ, but also produce/write/direct awesome plays like this one!! Lets stay in touch: ThoseKleinBoyz@mail.com

KYLE KLEIN (Kyle) was born & raised in LA. He is an improv addict who currently trains with Gary Austin (founder of the Groundlings). He is a Graduate of the Upright Citizens Brigade improv program. He also trained at Second City for over 2 yrs & was a proud cast member in SC's teen troupe - Detention Hall. He loves his amazing vocal coach Corinne Dekker, because she's given him a singing voice. He loves musical improv & has trained with both Laura Hall (Whose Line) & Phyllis Katz (Original Groundling). He dreams of

performing an improvised romantic duet with Wayne Brady. He has appeared on TV's Parenthood as well as various short films, comedy sketches, plays & just recently filmed a TV pilot! He's incredibly excited to revive the role of Kyle Peterson, having been in the original cast of Without Annette. He gives all his thanks to Hope, Laurence, Charlie & Jeff. In his spare time, he creates Vines w/his brother (20,000+ followers), hones his craft in acting classes, finds great parking spots, saves the world & reads John Green novels. He is very grateful for his wonderful & supportive mom, brother, puppy & his girlfriend, Jennifer (who's currently in Canada & is totally real). Hit him up on Vine @ThoseKleinBoyz.

MARIA KRESS (Jeannette Parker) just returned from a wonderful vacation cruising the Rivers of the Northwest with her Mom where she took about 200 selfies !! Now, it's back to more fun playing with her cast mates in "Without Annette" by Hope Juber. Maria was recently seen on stage as Frau Fischer in "On the Razzle" and Margaret in "You're Never Too Old for Polka Dots" at Theatre West. Always looking for adventure and thrills, Maria feels lucky to be a part of this

show which is part scripted and part improv (without a net, that's for sure). She loves working with and learning from her fellow actors and marvelous director, Charlie Mount. New to improv, Maria is jumping in with eyes wide open !! Thrilled and terrified, Maria hopes you enjoy the evening that is about to unfold !! Many thanks to Hope and Laurence for the experience !! OK. Ready, set...GO !!!!

CHARLIE MOUNT (Director/Hogan) For eight years Charlie served as the Artistic Director for the critically acclaimed Chestnuts Theatre Program at Theatre West, producing the LA Premier of Requiem for a Heavyweight, The Lion in Winter (with Jim Beaver), Waiting in the Wings (with Betty Garrett), and directing an Ovation nominated (Best Play - Large Theatre 2010-2011) production of Waiting For Lefty. Also at Theatre West Charlie directed Beau Bridges in Acting - The First Six

Lessons, and produced Lee Meriwether in The Women of Spoon River. He also produced Falling Upward with Pat Harrington in association with Ray Bradbury's Pandemonium Theatre Company. Recently Charlie’s hit play Against The Wall played this Spring and Summer at Theatre West. This fall he will be directing for Wicked Lit.

CLAIRE PARTIN (Donna) At Theatre West: Sol Saks' A Dream of Butterflies, Requiem for a Heavyweight, A Very Brady Musical, The Socialization of Ruthie Shapiro, The Princess and the Frog, and two original pieces for West Fest; her one-woman show Barbie's Cousin, and We Want the Bump! Regional credits include The Cripple of Inishmaan (Geffen Playhouse), Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Laguna Playhouse.) Claire has studied comedy improv at IO, Second City and Annoyance in Chicago and performed for four years in the

Fortune Room, a fully improvised long form musical at Empty Stage (West L.A.) Claire is also a visual artist. You can see her art and other theatre, TV, film and writing credits at www.clairepartin.com

CHLOÉ ROSENTHAL (Jackie) is a young actress living in Los Angeles, CA. She has appeared in a number of films and most recently she won the award for Best Actress at The Killer Valley Film Festival for her performance as Maggie Valentine in CREEPER. She was in the film REDWOOD HIGHWAY starring Shirley Knight and Tom Skerritt and she actually became Shirley's stand-in for the duration of filming. Chloé has appeared on many stages in a variety of roles including: Shelby in STEEL MAGNOLIAS; twice as Curley's Wife in OF

MICE AND MEN; Emily Webb in OUR TOWN; Cherie in BUS STOP; and Bonnie Fern in VERDIGRIS a play written by TV/Film actor Jim Beaver. Chloé has impersonated the iconic Marilyn Monroe for multiple events and live shows and she is also a magician who frequently visits Hollywood's Magic Castle.

ANDREW VILLARREAL (Trevor) has got chills and they are multiplyin’! Incredibly grateful to be working with this stellar cast, Andrew’s enjoyed battling on stage with such brilliant comics! Recently seen on the Greenway Court stage as Adam in Cardboard Capital, Andrew just recently shared the stage with puppets during the Hollywood Fringe run of N8 Zwang over at Theatre Asylum. Andrew has also braved the stage as Dr. Frank N Furter over at Theatre Out in Orange County,

Romeo Montague in his good ‘ol birth state of Texas, and as the loveable and naked Alan Strang in Equus at The Morgan-Wixon Theatre. Copious amounts of gratitude for Hope, Jeff, Laurence, and Gabrieal for the

incredible summer nights and the large loving family he has always longed to have. Much love.

ANDREW WALKER (Sam) is grateful to join the wonderful cast of ‘Without Annette,’ having previously appeared at Theatre West in ‘On the Razzle’ and ‘Freedom of the City’. Other Los Angeles theatre performances include ‘Good Bobby’, ‘Running of the Grunnion’, ‘The Lady’s Not For Burning’, ‘Barry Ivy’,

and ‘Chicago Conspiracy Trial.’ Film and television appearances include ‘Turner and Hooch’, ‘Nip/Tuck’, ‘The Practice’, ‘Diagnosis Murder’, ‘Murder One’, ‘LA Law’ and of course ‘Jake and the Fatman.’

PRODUCTION

HOPE JUBER (Co-Author/Assistant Director) was born and raised in Los Angeles.Her first professional entertainment experience was playing Rachel, a recurring role as Greg Brady's girlfriend, on The Brady Bunch. After graduating college with a degree in Theater she joined her father, Sherwood Schwartz (famed creator of Gilligan's Island and

The Brady Bunch) as a writer. She quickly became a story editor at Paramount working on situation comedies. During a brief hiatus she went to New York where she met and subsequently married Laurence Juber. She continued writing, penning episodes for The New Munsters, the animated series Little Shop and material for Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. Hope soon wanted to combine her comedy writing with Laurence's rock and roll music, and one day while caring for the first of their two babies, she became inspired. She created a comedy rock and roll band called The Housewives which played at rock and comedy clubs around LA, as well as appearances on national TV. Hope then focused on writing musicals, penning four for Storybook Theater of Los Angeles. Two of which: Mother Goose -The Musical and The Princess and The Frog won the by the Valley Theater League's ADA (Artistic Director Achievement) Award for Best Original Children's Musical. With Laurence she then wrote the score to Gilligan's Island:The Musical. Hope has produced twenty of Laurence's solo albums, including the popular LJ Plays The Beatles. She co-wrote the third Brady Bunch movie The Brady Bunch in The White House and went on to an Emmy nomination for the TV Land special Still Brady After All These Years. Her musical It’s The Housewives! enjoyed a very successful run, as did A Very Brady Musical, for which she co-wrote both book and score, earning her the "Best Author" ADA award. Hope first got the idea for Without Annette while she was taking an improv workshop from Jeff Doucette. www.hopejuber.com

JEFF DOUCETTE (Co-Author) As half the comedy team of Jeff & Ernst, and a graduate of Second City’s Touring Company under the tutelage of the legendary Del Close, and working with Gary Austin (founder of the Groundlings) since the late 70’s, Jeff has become a master of sketch comedy. In 1979 he co-founded the original IMPROV AT THE IMPROV on Melrose. Jeff began teaching improv in the mid-80’s and in

1999, he founded another improv group called Over The Edge, and directed and supervised the creation of Big Head Women, a play written entirely

through improvisation at the Alliance Repertory Theater. Jeff also co-directed the award winning Bollywood to Hollywood web series with his wife, Saba Moor-Doucette. In addition Jeff has directed many one-acts, including LA productions; Heavy Petting at the Alliance, and Commitment at the Actor’s Workout Theater. Many thanks to Hope Juber, my co-writer, who originally conceived of a play in an improv class, and to both Hope and Laurence Juber for so patiently overseeing this wonderful production.

LAURENCE JUBER (Producer/Music) First internationally recognized as lead guitarist in Beatle Paul McCartney's band Wings, Laurence Juber has since established himself as world-renowned guitar virtuoso, composer and arranger. As a studio musician, he can be heard on recordings from artists as diverse as Dan Hicks & the Hot Licks, Seal and Barry Manilow, plus he is featured on the soundtracks to hundreds of TV shows such as Home Improvement and movies including the academy award-

winning Dirty Dancing, Good Will Hunting and Pocahontas. He co-composed the soundtrack of the award-winning video game Diablo III and crafted the score to the NBC Dateline documentary Children Of The Harvest. His music is also featured in the Ken Burns’ documentary The Tenth Inning. In theatre, he was awarded the ‘Best Musical Director’ ADA for It’s The Housewives! www.laurencejuber.com

ROGER KENT CRUZ (Stage Manager) has called and operated light and sound cues for such productions as DANCING AT LUGHNASA, NUNSENSE, BETTY GARRETT: CLOSET SONGWRITER, MORNINGS AT 7, ACTING: THE FIRST SIX LESSONS, THE PRICE, GASLIGHT, THE WOMEN OF SPOON RIVER, SEASCAPE, MOOSE ON THE LOOSE, THE WOMEN, AGAINST THE WALL, ON THE RAZZLE, REDHEAD. VERDIGRIS and the recent Writers-in- Rep production of BOXES at Theatre West. Roger is a member of Actors' Equity Association.

ANNIE SIMS (Production Assistant) has recorded two Country CDs and one Inspirational CD. She received Music Row Magazine’s DisCovery Award, emPower Music & Arts’ Posi Award, and a Seal of Excellence from the Positive Music Association. She resumed acting in 2013, playing “Truvy” in Steel Magnolias near the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The

Ashland Daily Tidings said, “Sims seems to effortlessly inhabit the role, holding together the other characters' story lines while subtly giving us telling glimpses of the salon owner's personal heartache.” Afterward, she starred in Raeanne Rubenstein’s Mary & Albert, winning the Audience Choice Award at the 2014 ArtLightenment Art & Film Festival in Nashville. Annie is thrilled to assist Charlie Mount in Without Annette at Theatre West, where she is an Associate Member and assistant to Associates moderator Laura James.

JOHN GALLOGLY (Executive Director) Mr. Gallogly appeared in four original Broadway plays including Runaways and the Utter Glory of Morrissey Hall. His work includes stints at the New York Shakespeare Festival, The American Place Theatre, The Manhattan Theatre Club, The Wooster Group, The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, where he was Barnaby to Carol Channing's Dolly in a National Tour, and The Mark Taper Forum,

where he was the Production Coordinator for the Itchey Foote Literary Cabaret, as well as in National Tours and Regional Theaters across the USA. Mr. Gallogly taught directing and acting in the MFA program at AFI, and served as Moderator of the Associate Program at Theatre West. In addition to his work at Theatre West, Mr. Gallogly serves on the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and is on the board of the CA Arts Advocates and also helped incorporate Arts for LA and is a founding board member of Californians for the Arts. As a producer, director and actor, Gallogly has won awards in Edinburgh, Los Angeles and New York, worked with legends Joe Papp, Ray Bradbury, Steve Allen, James Dickey, Eva LeGallienne, Studs Terkel, Steve Tesich, Mel Marvin, Dennis Rosa, Betty Garrett, Richard Dreyfuss, Beau Bridges, Lee Meriwether, Bridget Hanley, Carol Channing, Elizabeth Swados, Richard Schechner, Bill Blinn, Jim Beaver and Mary Garripoli. His productions have been nominated for five Tony Awards, and won BBC Scotland, Ovation, Artistic Director, Garland and Dramalogue Awards.

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Theatre West Members 2014-2015

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Rod Damer Julie Daniels Paul Davids Christine DiGiovanni Alon Dina Laura DiTirro Erin Donovan Richard Dreyfuss Yancey Dunham Alexandra Elam Neil Elliot Donald Elson Samuel Erdahl Jody Fasanella Johnny Ferretti Joe Filippone Phyllis Franklin Leesa Freed Caitlin Gallogly Edward Gallogly John Gallogly Jason Galloway Layla Bias Galloway Frank Gangarossa Kathy Garrick Mary Garripoli Ann Gibbs John Goff David Goldstein Jerry Goldstein Dale Gonyea Renee Gorsey Andy Griggs Dana Grilikhes Anthony Gruppuso Paul Gunning Kent Hamilton Bridget Hanley Magda Harout Doug Haverty Oriana Havlicek Gera Hermann Ted Heyck Anna Rose Heyman Elizabeth Higgs Matthew Hoffman Lauren Huston Andrea Iaderosa Mark Jaeger Laura James Patricia Jaramillo Joey Jennings Tai Y. Joe David Johnson Jill Jones Bonnie Kalisher Nadine Kalmes Marvin Kaplan Drew Katzman Asaad Kelada Heather Keller Nancy Becker-Kennedy Daniel Keough Garry Kluger

Devra Korwin Maria Kress Jack Kutcher Gerald Lancaster Elizabeth Lande Andre Landzaat Rebecca Lane Ashley LaPine Robert W. Laur Victoria Lavan Lynda Lenet Ian Lerch Arden Teresa Lewis Greg Lewis Anne Leyden Bruce Liberty David Lee Lindsey Caroline Lindy Paula K. Long Constance Jewell Lopez Joe Lucas Barbara Mallory Mark Marchillo Arnold Margolin John Martin Gloria McCord Nick McDow Brendan McGowan Kim McGuire Kerry Melachouris Constance Mellors Deanne Mencher Thomas Mendola Lee Meriwether Kres Mersky Gary Michaels Page Layne Miller David Mingrino Barbara Minkus Don Moore Dina Morrone Sharon Moses Don Moss Charlie Mount Joe Nassi Chi Chi Navarro Steve Nevil Jared Nigro Anita Noble Brian O’Halloran Linda Pace Alexander Eugene Pack Michael Pammit Andrew Parks Barbara Perry Christopher Pipkin Jeff Pomerantz Lee Purcell Jeff Rack Karen Ragan-George Paul Rambacher Linda Rand Elsa Raven James Reeder

Dayle Reyfel Brenda Slaughter Reynolds Terri Ann Roberts Lindsey Jean Roetzel Chloe Rosenthal Steve Rosenthal Leonard Ross Barbara Rottman Adryan Russ Connie Sawyer Alan Schack Elliot Schwartz Lloyd Schwartz Benjamin Scuglia Bill Sehres Jule Selbo Sheila Shaw Yosi Shaya Sara Shearer Noel Shire Corinne Shor Anibal Silveyra Julia Silverman Amy Simon Annie Sims Garrison Singer Kristine Sisco Philip Sokoloff Janie Steele Ty Stoller Nan Tepper Larry Thomas Mike Thompson Nalsey Tinberg Cathy Tomlin Christopher Toranzo Dianne Travis Mark Travis Sandra Tucker Mary VanArsdel Jeanie Van Dam Josh Vetter Kelly Voke Andrew Walker Gary Wallace Debra Webb Thomas Seemah Wilder Mark Wilding Susana Woo Kimberly Woods Bettina Zacar

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2014-2015

Don Moore* Co-Chair

Michael Creith Co-Chair

Jim Crossland Treasurer

Jeanine Anderson* Lukas Bailey* Jim Beaver William Blinn Jacque Lynn Colton* Neil Elliot* Jill Jones* Marvin Kaplan Lee Meriwether Pete Parkin* Seemah Wilder

Chairpersons Emeritus Roger Cruz Betty Garrett Matthew Hoffman

*member of Artistic Board

STAFF

John Gallogly Executive Director

Heather Keller Education Director

Oriana Havlicek Executive Assistant

Corinne Shor Social Media Director

Michelle Higgs Communications & Technology Manager

Philip Sokoloff Public Relations

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Doug Haverty Graphics

Constance Jewell Lopez Box Office Manager

Jason Galloway I.T.

MODERATORS

Christine DiGiovanni & Doug Haverty Writing Workshop

Drew Katzman Arden Lewis Don Moore Charlie Mount Lloyd Schwartz Acting Workshop

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Laura James Associates Workshop

Mary Garripoli Betty Garrett Musical Comedy Workshop

Asaad Kelada Artistic Associate

Emily Cohn Accompanist

Lloyd Schwartz & Barbara Mallory Schwartz Storybook Theatre

Theatre West Donors

Benefactors ($10,000+)

Ahmanson Foundation Jim Beaver Bill Blinn Patricia C. Brown Mark Gallogly & Elizabeth Strickler Lloyd E Rigler – Lawrence E Deutsch Foundation Kaplan-Loring Foundation Lee Meriwether Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Elsa Raven The Rose Hills Foundation Dwight Stuart Youth Foundation The Weingart Foundation

Guarantors ($5,000-$9,999)

Abbott Alexander & Linda Pace Anonymous Terry Becker City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs Dr. Lyn Lederman John Gallogly & Mary Garripoli Lyn Davis and Norman Lear George M. Sonneborn Universal Pictures Foundation

Sponsors ($1,000-$4,999)

Anonymous Beau & Wendy Bridges Michael & Sandra Creith James Crossland Dramatists Guild Foundation Michelle & Simon Higgs Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Foundation Yannick LaBorde Nonie Lann Deanne Mencher Alexa & Don Moss Seemah Wilder Terri & Dick Wolf

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Supporters ($100-$499)

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Friends ($50-$99)

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Donors

David Morton Alexander Christine Allen Carlos Barrena Martin Brooks Lionel Chetwynd William Coopee Ashley Crawford Giovanni Cucchiaro Ruth Davidson Julie Clark De Blasio Nancy Eagle Tiffany Ellsworth Bruce Fine Sara Fraser Arnold Freed Edward Z. Gallogly Barry Glazer Charles Iacobellis Christopher Johnson Linda Krantz Joel Lichtenwalter Erica Markulis Miriam Nelson Meyers Charles Nance Sue Nevens Anne Oliver Anita Paul Rosanne Parino James Potter David R.Powell Heidi Putallaz Glenn Ross Bobbie Sale Renee Segall Lyndra Uzan Steven & Beverly Van Zelzer Daisuke Yamaguchi Vicki Ziegel Max & Muriel Zollman

Rest In Peace

Terry Becker Paul Chipello Casey King

This production of Without Annette is

dedicated to Mildred &

Sherwood Schwartz