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Richard Hopkins, Producing Artistic Director

This project is sponsored in part by the De-partment of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture and the State of Florida

Brandyn Day, Ben Williams, Joe Boover, and Joe Casey. Photo by Matthew Holler.

book by Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux

* Denotes member Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

MILLION DOLLAR QUARTETbook by Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux

Elvis Presley..................... Joe Boover*Johnny Cash.................... Joe Casey*Jerry Lee Lewis................ Brandyn Day*Sam Phillips.................... Joe Ditmyer*Dyanne........................... Michelle Pruiett*Carl Perkins..................... Ben Williams*

Fluke/Drums.................. Hunter BrownJay Perkins/Bass............ Kroy Presley

Music DirectorDarren Server

Season UnderwritersGerri Aaron, Ed & Judy Christian, Georgia Court, Gulf Coast Community Foundation,

Bob & Bonny Israeloff, Ernie Kretzmer in loving memory of his wife Alisa,Dennis & Graci McGillicuddy, Anne Nethercott, Dorothy Waldron

Show Co-Producers

Scenic Designer Jeff Dean

Costume Designer Linda Patterson

Lighting DesignerMichael Jarrett

Sound DesignerRyan Kilcourse

Stage Manager: Roy Johns*

Directed by: Jason Cannon

CAST(in alphabetical order)

BAND

The video or audio recording of this performance by any means is strictly prohibited.

Original Concept and Direction by Floyd Mutrux. Inspired by Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins

Developed and produced at Village Theatre, Issaquah, WashingtonRobb Hunt, Producer - Steve Tomkins, Artistic Director

Originally presented by Seaside Music TheaterTippan Davidson, Producer - Lester Malizia, Artistic Director

Million Dollar Quartet is presented through special arrangement with an all authorized performance materials are supplied by Theatrical Rights Worldwide (TRW), 570 Seventh Avenue, Suite 2100, New York, NY 10018. (866) 378-9758

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Gaele Barthold, Joan & Larry Castellani,Robert & Wendy Grady, Herald Tribune Media Group, Gail & Skip Sack

This production is dedicated in loving memory of Vicky Small

JOE BOOVER (Elvis Presley) is an actor, singer and songwriter from NYC whose favorite things are bicycles, chess, and eating vegetables. He has performed in several

productions Off-Broadway, regionally and aboard cruise lines. Favorite credits include: The Doormen, Minnesota Moon, and Two Gentlemen of Verona. Joe is thrilled to be reprising the role of Elvis Presley since doing so at both Theatre Raleigh and Cape Fear Regional Theatre. Joe can also be seen in various films and on television. Joe Loves You! See more @ Joe Boover.

JOE CASEY (Johnny Cash) FST: American Pie and Poems, Prayers, and Promises. Regional: The Crucible (John Proctor), Betrayal (Jerry), Allen Wilder 2.0 (Michael), Nite

Club Confidential (Buck Holden), The Great American Backstage Musical (Johnny Brash), ‘57 Chevy (Elvis Presley), Assassins (Czolgosz), Spike Heels (Edward), Wait Until Dark (Mike). National Tours: Joseph...Dreamcoast (Pharoah). TV: The Knick, A Crime To Remember, and The Hunt With John Walsh. Film: My Pain Is Worse Than Your Pain.

BRANDYN DAY (Jerry Lee Lewis) Is thrilled to be part of this incredible show! NYC Theatre: The Pokémusical (Meowth), Madagascar-The Musical (Alex the Lion) Re-cent Regional Credits: Billy

Elliot (Tony), Saturday Night Fever (Frank Jr.) at Ogunquit Playhouse, The Little Dog Laughed

(Alex), Les Miz (Feuily) at the Great Lakes Theatre Fest. Music Theatre grad from Baldwin Wallace University, member of The Water Cool-ers, wrapped a short film in June, and side-gigs as a dueling pianist. @bdayactor

JOE DITMYER (Sam Phillips) Recent regional credits: Butler (Lieutenant Kelly), The Elephant Man (Frederick Treves), On Gold-en Pond (Bill Ray) starring Mike Farrell, and Harvey

(Dr. Sanderson) starring Charles Shaugnessy. NYC credits: War Uncensored, Faustus, Moses My Love, Mim, and A Case is Never Closed. Metro-politan Opera: Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk, and Carmen. National Tours: Shear Madness (Eddie), Damn Yankees (Joe), and Shenandoah (James). Film and Television: The Family, Blackest Days, Dead Souls, The International, As the World Turns, Law and Order SVU, and Area 51 Declassi-fied.

MICHELLE PRUIETT (Dy-anne) Broadway: Ariel u/s The Little Mermaid. Tours: Jersey Boys, Sweet Charity, Beauty and the Beast. NY Theater: York Theater: Lady Thelma Furness (Only A

Kingdom), Midtown Int’l Thr Fest.: Louise (Miss Pell Is Missing), and others. Regional: Florida Studio Theater : Wanda (Beehive), Playhouse on Park: Cassie (A Chorus Line), Tuacahn CPA: Ariel (US Premiere) The Little Mermaid, Alabama Shakespeare Festival: Ariel (The Little Mermaid), Sugar Loaf PAC: Day by Day (Godspell), Sacra-mento Music Theater: Rumpleteazer (CATS), and others. www.michellepruiett.net

ARTIST PROFILES

BEN WILLIAMS (Carl Perkins) Roles include Lee Harvey Oswald (Oswald: The Actual Interrogation), Nat Paradis (Last Gas by John Cariani), Mercutio (Romeo and Juliet), Hamlet

(Hamlet), Steve (Ring of Fire: The Music of John-ny Cash), Jim (Pump Boys and Dinettes), Nat Dawson (Honky-Tonk Highway), and Mozart (Amadeus). Ben has been a singer/songwriter for over 15 years, received his actor training at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and holds a degree in Philosophy and Performance from Cornell University. www.benwilliams.info

HUNTER BROWN (Fluke/ Drums) is elated to be a part of the cast of Million Dollar Quartet here at FST. He is the proud musical di-rector of FST Improv, and is the co-creator and teacher

of their Musical Improv courses. You may have seen him last year in Yesterday on the Goldstein Cabaret stage. He’s worked as a performer and teacher at American Stage, Manatee Per-forming Arts Center, Sarasota Players and St Stephen’s Episcopal School. Enjoy the show!

KROY PRESLEY (Jay Per-kins/Bass) is excited to be joining Florida Studio The-atre for their production of Million Dollar Quartet. His debut as Jay Perkins was at the Arts Center of Coastal

Carolina in Hilton Head, SC this summer. He just recently completed his role as Jay Perkins in Carmel, Indiana. Kroy has traveled nationally

and internationally with his music playing in some amazing places like Australia, New Zea-land, Hawaii and France. Kroy is excited to be joining the cast in this high energy rock and roll musical in Sarasota, Florida. www.kroypresley.com

JASON CANNON (Director) is an Associate Artist at FST, where his responsibilities include New Play Development, supervising the Act-ing Apprentice Program, teaching in Adult Education, and directing and acting in various productions. Most recently at FST he directed The Velveteen Rabbit, Last Rights, Relativity, My Name is Asher Lev, and Butler. His performance in Dancing Lessons garnered him “Best Actor of 2015” awards from both Sarasota Magazine and the Herald-Tribune. He is a seven-time Kevin Kline Award nominee (and one time winner for Outstanding Leading Actor), an alum of DirectorsLab Chicago, co-founder of the GreenHouse New Play Festival, co-founder and former Board President of the Professional Theatre Council of St. Louis, and former Produc-ing Artistic Director of Ozark Actors Theatre. He holds an MFA in Directing from Lindenwood University, an MA in Drama from Washington University in St. Louis, and a BA in Theatre and English from Greenville College. Proud member of SDC, AEA, and SAG-AFTRA.

DARREN SERVER (Musical Director) is thrilled to be back at FST for his second season. Music directing Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves was a very rewarding experience and a great way to start off the 2016-17 season. Last season at FST, Darren music directed One Man, Two Guv-nors and Laughing Matters. Also last season, he music directed and arranged the vocals for

ARTIST PROFILES

Ah, Wilderness! at the Asolo Repertory Theatre. This season at the Asolo Rep., he music directed Book of Days. For the past twelve summers, he has been the resident music director at Totem Pole Playhouse in Fayetteville, PA. Here’s an interesting fact about Darren, his grandfather is “Curly” Howard of The Three Stooges and his great-uncles are Moe and Shemp Howard. This has always been a source of pride and inspi-ration for Darren. Follow him on his family’s website: www.thegrandstooges.com.

ROY JOHNS (Stage Manager) is pleased to be back for another season at FST. He has had an exciting and varied career both on stage and behind the scenes from Tokyo Disneyland to the White House. Past credits at FST include The God of Isaac; The Roommate; The Fabulous Lipitones; Alabama Story; Outside Mullingar; One Man, Two Guvnors; The Hound of the Bask-ervilles; Chapatti; Hairspray; and Taking Shake-speare.

JEFF DEAN (Scenic Designer) has designed over 200 shows in Florida including Televison/Film. Asolo Repertory, Sarasota Opera Asso-ciation, America Stage, and Banyan Theatre. For Florida Studio Theatre: Over The River And Through The Woods, Execution of Justice, Invic-tus, and The Sum of Us. A nationally recognized sculptor and member of United Scenic Artists Local 829, New York, recipient of two Florida Individual Artist Fellowship Awards for Set Design. Jeff recently designed the new theatre spaces in the Gompertz renovation including lobby, cafe, and marquees.

LINDA PATTERSON (Costume Designer) is based in Georgia and pleased to have her first show here at FST. She has designed for Atlanta

theatres including Actors Express, Alliance Hertz Stage (City Series), Aurora, Georgia En-semble, Horizon, Jewish Theatre of the South (Resident Designer), Kenny Leon’s True Colors, & Theatrical Outfit. She is a twice recipient of Atlanta’s Suzi Bass Award: Best Costume Design of a Play and has also designed for fashion, film, & events.

MICHAEL JARRETT (Lighting Designer) is glad to be making his FST design debut. His designs have been seen in New York at Theater for the New City, Theatre Row, Dance Theatre Workshop, Pregones Theater, Ailey Citigroup Theater; regionally at Arundel Barn Playhouse, Berkshire Theater Festival, Cape Rep Theatre, Emerald City Opera, Mercury Theatre Compa-ny, Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School, Playhouse on Park, Riverside Center, Virginia Musical Theater; and internationally in Sofia, Bulgaria. www.michaeljarett.com

RYAN KILCOURSE (Sound Designer) is pleased to be returning to Florida Studio Theatre after designing recent favorites like Over the River; Hairspray; Pump Boys and Dinettes; Daddy Long Legs; Let’s Twist Again with the Wanderers; and Smokey Joe’s Café. Other recent design work includes: Pirates of Penzance, Atlanta Opera, Oklahoma; Crazy for You; Sweeney Todd; A Light on the Piazza, Merry Go Round Playhouse, The Last Supper, Rising Sun NYC.

COLIN ESCOTT (Book) Born in England, Colin Escott lives near Nashville, Tennessee. He is the author of Good Rockin’ Tonight: Sun Records and the Birth of Rock ‘n’ Roll, the first in-depth ac-count of the Sun Records story. His book Hank Williams – The Biography has been adapted into the movie I Saw the Light, starring Tom

ARTIST PROFILES

Hiddleston and Elizabeth Olsen. His multi-CD box set, The Complete Hank Williams, won a Grammy, and another of his productions, B.B. King – King of the Blues, was nominated for a Grammy. Million Dollar Quartet received three Tony nominations, including Best Book and Best Musical. Escott was part of the writing/producing team adapting the show for a multi-part/multi-season run on CMT/Viacom. The first season airs in November-December 2016.

FLOYD MUTRUX (Book) worked at Second City,

Chicago; attended Columbia University, NY; in LA, conceived, wrote, directed or produced 50 films: American Hot Wax (Best Picture, Direc-tor), Scarecrow (Best Picture), Urban Cowboy, Untouchables, Up in Smoke, Dick Tracy, and with his wife Birgitte, is preparing new film Moon Over Memphis (a rock ‘n’ roll Field of Dreams).

SPECIAL THANKS to the Cavanaugh Family and Black Diamond Strings of Sarasota, for their generous gift of guitar and bass strings for the musicians of Million Dollar Quartet.

ARTIST PROFILES

VICKY SMALLThis production is dedicated in loving memory of Vicky Small.

Violet Hope Small made her final curtain call, peacefully, on Saturday evening July 23 in the presence of family and loved ones. Throughout her life, as both a guidance counselor in Harlem, NY schools and as a costume designer in Off-Broadway theaters in New Jersey and Florida, Vicky was able to “Mother” literally thousands of young people.

“Vicky Small was a devoted costumer who came to FST as a volunteer and went on to work for Florida Studio Theatre for over twenty years,” says Richard Hopkins, Producing Artistic Director. “A school teacher in her first life, a devoted wife and mother at home, and a true ‘servant of the people’ through the art she loved. She was an example for us all. She was a dear friend, a mother to us all, a tireless lover of the theatre, and one of the many ‘great souls’ who keep this world on its axis. She will be sorely missed.”

Susan Angermann, former Costume Shop Manager, had a very close working relationship with Vicky Small. She says “Vicky’s dining table at home was really an auxiliary costume shop. Long hours and last minute changes never diminished her passion for costuming and FST. When I was new to Sarasota and learning the theatre world here, she was a great supporter. Her caring and commitment made working together on many productions always a pleasure.”

Many guest artists also had the pleasure of working with Vicky. Guest costume and set designer Marcella Beckwith says “During the 25 plus years I worked with Vicky Small as colleague and friend, I encountered a generous, accomplished, proficient, sometimes exasperating woman who was a consummate costumer, a trusted advisor, a good friend but above all else, she was loyal, to her friends, to her family, to the world she believed in; she inspired us all to be the best we could be.”

FST FORUMSSun Records Studios and Sam Phillips

“Everyone knew

FUN FACTS:“Blue Suede Shoes” was

Sun Records first national hit.

Phillips challenged Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Johnny Cash to achieve gold record sales, offering a free Cadillac to the first. The contest is commemorated in a song by the “Drive-by Truckers“. The winner

of the cadillac? Carl Perkins.

Phillips’ pivotal role in the early days of rock and roll was exemplified by a celebrated jam session on December 4, 1956 which came to be known as the Million Dollar Quartet.

Phillips had an open style and insightful guidance that seemed to allow musicians to search and feel their way to a point to where they would perform beyond his and their own expectations. He recorded looking for a feel, not technical perfection, and was always seeking what he called the perfect/imperfect cut. This meant that it was not technically perfect, but perfectly conveyed the feeling and emotion and gave the song a living personality, partially due to it being technically imperfect.

Phillips is credited with teaching production to Presley who used this knowledge into his career with RCA Victor. Although Steve Sholes was credited as the official producer of Elvis after his move to RCA it was Elvis who, in reality, produced most of the music using what he had learned from Sam Phillips.

that I was just a struggling cat down here trying to develop new and different artists, and get some freedom in music, and tap some resources andpeople that weren’tbeing tapped.” - Sam Phillips

Sam Phillips during a recording session.

Sun Records Studio.

FST FORUMSThere are eight characters in Million Dollar Quartet: the four music legends, their two back up musicians, the head of Sun Records Sam Phillips, and a woman named Dyanne who came along with Elvis. However, even though Elvis’ girlfriend did come to the recording studio that night, her name was not Dyanne. This woman is loosely based on Elvis’ short-term girlfriend at the time.

She is mentioned in Peter Guralnick’s 1994 Elvis biography during Elvis’ vacation in Las Vegas, November of 1956. “He stayed at the New Frontier with his cousin Gene and attended all the shows. At the outset of his visit he dated Marilyn Evans, a dancer at the New Frontier, and invited her to come see him in Memphis in December.” A month later, she showed up with Elvis at Sun Studio Records.

The only information we know about Marilyn Evans is from the people who were there the night of the jam session. She was nineteen years old at the time and only dated Elvis for a few weeks. While Guralnick got this information from first-person sources, there is still no concrete evidence of Marilyn’s existence, except for the Million Dollar Quartet recording and the famous photograph of the quartet.

In the recording, halfway through the audio tape of the jam session, you can hear a female’s voice asking, “Would this rover boys trio sing ‘Farther Along’?” The voice is believed to be Marilyn’s, but other accounts credit Sam’s secretary Marion Keisker with asking the question. The photograph taken in Memphis that night was also allegedly cropped to feature the quartet; the unedited version shows a girl believed to be Evans.

Dyanne to Marilyn: Elvis’ Mystery Woman by Jordan Nickels

Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and Marilyn Evans.

FST FORUMSElvis’ Mystery Woman cont’dIt wasn’t until the Chicago Tribune ran a story about the missing-girlfriend mystery for the premiere of the musical Million Dollar Quartet did the real Marilyn Evans stepped out of hiding. Her name is Marilyn Knowles-Riehl, and she contacted the Tribune after seeing the article, asking for the whereabouts of Elvis’ mysterious girlfriend.

In an interview with the Tribune, she described Elvis Presley as “extremely honorable” and was okay when their relationship faded a few weeks later. “I always preferred classical music,” she explained. “We were just into different things, not that one’s better than the other.” She had actually never listened to the recording until the week before the interview took place. However, Marilyn pointed out that it was not her that requested “Father Along,” but the voice that asked for “End of the Road” was her.

For 52 years she has hidden in plain sight, a missing part of one of American music’s most legendary nights.

One of the most famous nights in music history happened by pure coincidence.

Carl Perkins was at Sun Record Studios with his brothers, Clayton and Jay Perkins, as well as drummer W.S. Holland, to record new music. Perkins had already had some success at this point with the song “Blue Suede Shoes.” The owner of Sun Records, Sam Phillips, brought in a great piano player, Jerry Lee Lewis, to widen Perkin’s rockabilly sound.

Former Sun Record’s artist, Elvis Presley, was next to arrive to pay Sam Phillips a visit, along with his girlfriend at the time, the now mysterious Marilyn Evans. Elvis was enjoying Perkin’s recording session; so much so that he went down to join them in the studio. During the jam session, the fourth member of the Quartet came into the mix, country artist Johnny Cash. He had come wanting to hear Carl Perkin’s recording session in person. With the quartet complete, the famous jam session began.

Sound engineer Jack Clement was in the studio that night and knew he had to preserve this moment in history, thus leading to the now famous recording. Sam Philips called the Memphis Press-Scimitar, who sent entertainment editor Bob Johnson over to cover the story. Johnson’s article about the night came out the next day in the paper, under the headline “Million Dollar Quartet,” hence the origin of the name with the famous picture.

Tuesday, December 4, 1956. Memphis, Tennessee. Sun Records Studios.

Marilyn Knowles-Riehl.

GERRI AARON To me, FST is a great theater experience in the respect that I’ve seen plays in New York City and then seen the very same plays here; they are just as good if not better. Richard Hopkins is amazing; he continues to se-lect plays that both confirm and challenge one’s beliefs. FST is a Sarasota treasure that keeps getting better.

ED & JUDY CHRISTIAN If you travel the coun-try you will never find one venue/campus that offers not just one, but two main stages, two cabarets theatres, a theatre lab and improv op-portunities. All this and absolute professional theatre to boot. We willingly support FST as it is the jewel in the artistic crown of Sarasota.

GEORGIA COURT I love great theater and FST delivers that. FST is among the best theater companies I have seen, but it is more than a the-ater company. It is an organization that recog-nizes it is part of the greater community--and it reaches out to that community in positive, pro-ductive ways. Having FST so accessible adds to the joy of living in the fabulous arts community that is Sarasota.

GULF COAST COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Together with its donors, Gulf Coast Community Foundation transforms our region through bold and proactive philanthropy. Gulf Coast is a pub-lic charity that was created in 1995 through the sale of the Venice Hospital. Since then, we have become the philanthropic home of more than 600 families who have established charitable funds here, and we have invested over $227 million in grants in the areas of health and hu-man services, civic and economic development, education, arts and culture, and the environ-ment. Learn more at GulfCoastCF.org.

BOB & BONNY ISRAELOFF Our favorite FST story happened while attending a performance for the first time, many years ago and saying, “This is theater! Do they have a season subscrip-tion?!” FST is thought provoking, Broadway worthy theater. We believe FST is important because it enriches our community; helps make Sarasota what it is. This is why we have proudly contributed to past expansions; especially the new Gompertz Theatre complex, to aid FST’s mission in being ever more accessible to the public.

ERNIE KRETZMER IN LOVING MEMORY OF HIS WIFE ALISA I would describe FST as un-commonly, intimate theater, well-articulated and succinct. FST is important to me because I can usually follow the dialog despite a hearing problem --- almost invariably with great en-joyment. It’s the perfect window to take in the contemporary scene. Favorites have been Kate Alexander in “Golda’s Balcony” -superbly acted! And a comedy featuring Carolyn Michel playing the part of a dog (interfering in a marriage) can’t remember title....but lots of good laughs.

DENNIS & GRACI MCGILLICUDDY FST is im-portant to us because we believe so strongly in the transformative power of the arts. For close to 30 years now, we have been so fortunate to experience first-hand how that transforma-tive power works its magic in the hands of an organization that is not only experienced and dedicated but so highly skilled in their craft. The values of the theater and its leadership, as re-flected in its mission, and as manifested in its work, whether it be on the main stage, in the cabaret, and in its education and community outreach programs, are values that we

SEASON UNDERWRITERS

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CO-PRODUCERSGAELE BARTHOLD FST is family and an inte-gral part of my life. Quality and diverse stage productions, at affordable prices are but one component of FST’s offerings. Other contri-butions include extensive contact with local schools to foster student creativity and theatre appreciation; structured and wide ranging educational programs for adults and children; community forums and other community outreach programs; and a strong commitment to new play development and excellence in the arts. FST is a gem.

JOAN & LARRY CASTELLANI We choose to donate to the performing arts in Sarasota to keep them alive & well. We are proud to be sponsors of FST and are excited to see this Tony Award winning production this season.

ROBERT & WENDY GRADY We jumped at the chance to Co-Produce Million Dollar Quartet. Having seen the original on Broadway, and recognizing that it captured the essence of a seminal change in American culture, we are enamored with this show... it also helps that we are great fans of all of the characters and their work.

The HERALD-TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP enjoys a history in this community that spans more than 90 years. Partnering with organizations such as Florida Studio Theatre allows us to contribute to our region’s rich creative culture in Sarasota, Bradenton, and Venice providing an unparalleled media landscape through the newspaper, HeraldTribune.com.

GAIL & SKIP SACK Florida Studio Theatre brings world class acting and phenomenal, thought provoking plays to Sarasota. We’re delighted to support FST in this mission.

so strongly believe in. As a consequence, it is a privilege for us to be a part of, and supportive of this great theater.

ANNE NETHERCOTT When asked to define giving, Anne said: “My mother used to say, “The best way to find you is to lose yourself, by focusing on the needs of others rather than on oneself.” So, giving has always been an im-portant family value, which in childhood was reinforced by the community experience of

surviving The Depression. Anne is proud to be a supporter of FST.

DOROTHY WALDRON I support FST for its di-versity of programming; Mainstage, Cabaret, Improv, WRITE A PLAY children’s program and VIP program, for special needs children. Also, there is summer camp and classes for adults; it is truly a wonderful community asset.

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FST COMPANYBOARD OF TRUSTEES

President.........................................Dennis McGillicuddyVice-President........................................Richard HopkinsSecretary/Treasurer..........................................Tom HayesTrustee........................................................Kate AlexanderTrustee...........................................Carol Poteat BuchananTrustee.........................................................Georgia CourtTrustee.....................................................Patricia CourtoisTrustee...........................................................Jeff HotchkissTrustee........................................................Barbara LupoffTrustee......................................................Jennifer Michell

EXECUTIVE STAFF

Producing Artistic Director……..........Richard HopkinsAssociate Director.....................................Kate AlexanderManaging Director................................Rebecca Hopkins

ARTISTIC STAFFCasting/Hiring Coordinator.....................James AshfordResident Pianist...............................................Jim ProsserAssociate Artist...........................................Jason CannonAssociate Artist................................Catherine RandazzoAssistant to the Artistic Director................Doris IemoloDirector of Improvisation................................Will Luera

PRODUCTION STAFFProduction Manager….............................….Bruce PriceMainstage Stage Manager.................................Roy JohnsTechnical Director...................................Wil DeleguardiaScene Shop Supervisor.........................Stephen DunhamCostume Shop Manager......................Adrienne WebberProps/Paint Supervisor.........................Kristine Kreutzer

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFIT Manager....................................................Lee SchlosserBusiness Manager.................................Carmen GonzalezBookkeeper................................................Jennifer BerkeyAsst. to the Managing Dir....................Phyllis SilvermanOperations Manager.........................Mark QuackenbushFacilities Manager.................................Joseph Goepfrich General Manager........................................Jill ZakrzewskiMarketing Director.......................................Audra LangePublic Relations Associate........................Nicole Clayton Marketing Asst./Events Coordinator...........Dana ErnestDirector of Indiv. Giving...........Melody Mora-ShihadehDevelopment Associate.................................Steve TurrisiDevelopment Associate............................Corriane OsterApplication Systems Manager.................Kathleen Smith

Box Office Manager.....................................Kelsey Wehde

Asst. Box Office Manager.............................Gigi DelperoAsst. Box Office Manager...........................Luke JohnsonAsst. Box Office Manager..........................David WallaceRestaurant Manager.........................................Tom CurryRestaurant Manager....................................Karen Kraster

Restaurant Manager......................................Josh Rodoski

Receptionist..................................................Joan O’Dowd

EDUCATION & TOURSDirector of Children’s Theatre................Caroline KaiserDirector of Education.........................Christine HopkinsEducation Administrator............................Pamela SmithTeaching Artist/YPF Coordinator.............Adam Ratner Education & Outreach Associate.......Patrick A. Jackson

COMMUNITY RESOURCE GROUP

AUDIENCE ENRICHMENT GROUP

OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE

House Counsel..........................................John PattersonFacility Custodian..............................Carlos De Oliveira.......................................Confidence Cleaning CompanyCaretaker..........................................................Doctor NikHair Colorist............................................... Ana MolinariStitchers.......... Patrick J. Crimmings and Linda Pirozzi

INTERN PROGRAMActing Apprentice....................................David AnthonyActing Apprentice.........................................Naomi AschActing Apprentice.....................................Alexa EldridgeActing Apprentice...............................Vanessa GuadianaActing Apprentice........................................Lydia HassellActing Apprentice...........................................Ethan LevyActing Apprentice..................................Dennis MullikinActing Apprentice.........................................Jacob PerkelActing Apprentice......................................Myles PhillipsActing Apprentice.............................Kihresha RedmondActing Apprentice.......................................Tanner SandsActing Apprentice.......................................Amber WiestArtistic/Co. Mgmt Intern.........................Robin MackeyCostume Intern.........................................Ryann CorbettDevelopment Intern................................William MorrisDirecting Intern.......................................Michael GalvezEducation & Outreach Intern...........Brandon MancusoLiterary Intern...........................................Morgan GreenLiterary Intern........................................Thomas McPheeLiterary Intern...........................................Jordan NickelsLiterary Intern..............................................Joseph VaskeMarketing Intern.................................................Alex HillProd./Carpentry Intern...............................Saul BruenellProduction Intern..................................LaZerrick TravisProd./Lighting Intern...............................Adrian GriffeyProd./Sound Intern..................................Jonathan BakerStage Management Intern............................Sally BurgosStage Management Intern...................Rebecca Li GradyStage Management Intern.............................Trixie Hong

Stage Management Intern.....................Jennifer LondonStage Management Intern.......................Jynelly Rosario

Marie KroppGinny Lipton

Frank MalicksonDick NimtzSheila RoseJim Roque

Ina SchnellAlan SchottensteinLois Schottenstein

Lois StulbergCharlie Ann Syprett

Marty Taffel

Gaele BartholdJan ColemanLarry ColemanEd FreshwaterMaddy FreshwaterSy Goldblatt Alfred GoldsteinSydney GoldsteinJim GoldmanSandy GoldmanBob IsraeloffBonny IsraeloffValerie Joels

Hon. Larry L. EgerMr. Trevor HarveyInnocence Project of Florida The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-ManateeGilbert KingHarriet Mendel

Dr. Eddy RegnierIna Schnell

Mayor Willie Charles Shaw

Mr. Howard TevlowitzChief Judge Charles

E. Williams