July 9 - August 8, 2021 on the Cripe Stage

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ChanceTheater.com SEASON 23 5522 E. LA PALMA AVE. ANAHEIM Chance Theater proudly presents the Orange County Premiere of Music & Lyrics by Benj Pasek & Directed by James Michael McHale* Music Direction by Robyn Manion* Scenic Designer Bradley Kaye Lighting Designer Chris Henrriquez Costume Designer Christina Perez Sound Designer Hunter Moody Stage Manager Nicole Schlitt*

CAST Woman #1 ...... Sarah Pierce Woman #2...... Elizabeth Curtin Man #1...... Jewell Holloway Man #2...... Tyler Marshall

Running Time: 1 hour, 20 minutes with no intermission

Executive Producer ELIZABETH JONES

Season Producers BETTE & WYLIE AITKEN

Associate Season Producers THE FAMILY OF MARY KAY FYDA-MAR

World Premiere of EDGES Produced by Capital Repertory Theatre, Albany, NY Maggie Mancinelli-Cahill, Producing Artistic Director Elizabeth Doran, Managing Director

EDGES Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Any Video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

* Chance Theater Resident Artist

2 v Edges MUSICAL NUMBERS “Become” -- Man 1, Woman 1, Man 2, Woman 2 “Girl With Dreams” -- Woman 1 “Monticello” -- Man 1 “Lying There” -- Woman 2 “I Hmm You” -- Man 1, Man 2 “Along the Way” -- Man 2 “Perfect” -- Woman 1 “Better” -- Woman 2, Man 2 “Coasting” -- Woman 1, Woman 2, Man 1, Man 2 “In Short” -- Woman 1 “Dispensable” -- Man 2, Woman 1 “I’ve Gotta Run” -- Woman 2 “I Knew” -- Man 1 “Part of a Painting” -- Man 2 “Ready to Be Loved” -- Woman 1, Woman 2 “Like Breathing”-- Woman 1, Woman 2, Man 1, Man 2

MUSICIANS Keyboard Robyn Manion* Bass Jimmy Beall Drums Jorge Zuniga

Additional Production Credits Scenic Painters Danthi Tran, Antonio Beach Props Master Bebe Herrera* Front of House Mix Samuel Moss Load-In Crew Cody Baker, Gary DeVault, Bebe Herrera*, Sam Moss, Chris Powers, Marc Sanford*, Masako Tobaru* Booth Operator Nicole Schlitt*

Special Thanks Frome Enterprises, The City of Anaheim, and, of course, Jim Book.

* Chance Theater Resident Artist

2021 Season v 3 Building Bridges of Reconnection with Edges by Jessica Johnson

In a span of a little over a decade, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul have had a meteoric rise to musical stardom that spans the mediums of theater, film, and television. Be it their renowned Tony Award-winning musical , their Oscar-nominated songs in the films or The Greatest Benj Pasek & Justin Paul singing “Edges” Showman, or their lauded Off-Broadway Photo by MTI Shows hit , have quickly become household names amongst the in adulthood and young adulthood where musical theater community. Edges takes us one finds themselves teetering on the “edge” back to the beginnings of this already-iconic between various aspects of identity – whether duo, their very first collaboration penned at the it be figuring out who we become, how we age of nineteen while attending the musical relate to others, how we express affection, or theater program at the who we truly are at our core. in 2005. The musical garnered the pair the ’s 2007 Jonathan One of the foremost themes of the play is Larson Grant, and they continue to hold the centered around human connection. This is record for the youngest recipients to have ever visible in the pains of shifting sisterly bonds in won the award. the song “Caitlyn and Haley,” as well as the struggles of knowing when it’s appropriate to The show is a song cycle; a series of musical say the big “L” word in “I Hmm You.” It is also performances connected in sequence by a present in the anthems dedicated to ditching theme. Its flexibility in its structure, small talk and embracing living the fullest life cast, and staging possibilities have proven imaginable in the songs “Coasting” and “Ready ideal for college theatre departments, having to be Loved.” been staged in over thirty U.S. universities. Its first professional production was at the In reflecting how the past year forced all of us Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany, New to find innovative new ways to connect with York. The show has since been performed one another via new and existing means of over one hundred times and has been staged social media despite widespread isolation, internationally, including Australia, Canada, there is perhaps no better show to celebrate England, France, the Philippines, and South the strength of human connection in this Africa. show, which marks the Chance’s return to live, in-person theater. I can’t think of a better Though Pasek and Paul wrote Edges primarily narrative to be sharing with our Orange County as a response to their dissatisfaction with community right now as a part of a season of the roles they were assigned in musical theater dedicated to welcoming us back into theater productions while in college, this a space of shared experience. So here’s to coming-of-age show encompasses a vast figuring out what we have yet to become, and array of experiences that are profoundly here’s to reconnection! relatable. With its witty and emotional songs, it remains representative of specific moments

4 v Edges California, Irvine’s Claire Trevor School of the Arts. Artist Biographies Other favorite credits include: Honors Performance Sarah Pierce (Woman #1) is so Series – Carnegie Hall (2012 & 2017), Little Women: excited to be returning to live The Musical (Professor Bhaer), 25th Annual Putnam performance, especially at the County Spelling Bee (Leaf Coneybear), A Carol Chance! Sarah has appeared in Channing Christmas, Spring Awakening (Ernst), numerous Chance productions over , Emma: The Musical (Robert Martin), and the years, most recently as Evelyn Oklahoma! (Will Parker). Thank you to the Chance Nesbit in and Penny in . Sarah Theater family, the wonderful creative team and artists holds a BFA in Theatre Performance from Chapman of Edges, Garrett, Nana, Mom, Dad, The Engle Family, University and her favorite university credits include and Skye! www.tylerbmarshall.com Iago in Othello and Mrs. Walker in The Who’s Tommy. Sarah would like to thank the wonderful creative team, Playwright, Director, and Designers fellow cast and crew members, and her Chance family Benj Pasek & Justin Paul (Music & for the opportunity to get back onstage and for their Lyrics) Oscar, Grammy, Tony, and work on this production. Sarah would also like to thank Golden Globe Award-winning her family, circle of friends, and Angel Jill for their songwriters Benj Pasek & Justin Paul constant love and support. sarahpierceonline.com are best known for their work on Dear Elizabeth Curtin (Woman #2) is an Evan Hansen, La La Land, and The actor and music director/pianist Greatest Showman. Their songs “” and originally from Houston, TX. She is “Audition (The Fools Who Dream)” from La La Land unspeakably thrilled to be back on (with collaborator ) were both nominated stage for the first time since the for the Academy Award for Best Original Song, and theater industry closed down in 2020, “City of Stars” garnered both the Academy Award and and to be in her first Chance Theater production. Golden Globe for Best Original Song in a Motion Thank you for being here and supporting local theater Picture. Pasek & Paul won the 2018 Golden Globe for and local artists. Special thanks to the incredible Best Original Song for “This Is Me” from The Greatest Edges production team, crew, and cast. CA Credits Showman, which was also nominated for the 2018 Include: (Katherine) at Candlelight Pavilion Academy Award for Best Original Song and most [StageSceneLA Breakout Performance – 2019], recently for the 2019 Grammy Award for Best Song (Eva, u/s) at P3 Theatre Co., Paderewski in America Written for Visual Media. Upcoming projects include (Antonia) at The Geffen Playhouse, The Tale of the live-action movie musicals Aladdin and Snow Turandot (Music Director) at Imagine Theater. TX White at Disney, and an original animated musical at Credits include: Children of Eden (Eve), Bonnie & Fox Animation/Blue Sky Studios. On Broadway they Clyde (Bonnie) [BWW Houston Best Actress – 2018], composed the score for the six-time Tony Award- The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Rosa) [Houston Press winning Dear Evan Hansen, their highly acclaimed Best Musical – 2018], (Natalie), and original musical for which they received an Obie The Wild Party (Queenie). Award, a , and the Tony Award for Best Score.The Dear Evan Hansen Original Broadway Jewell Holloway (Man #1) Cast Recording won the 2018 Grammy Award for Best Jewell Holloway is a graduate of Musical Theater Album, and AMDA, Los Angeles with a BFA Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, which was in Performing Arts. This is his first recently nominated for the 2019 Grammy Award for show with Chance Theater and he Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media, is could not be happier to be a part of certified Platinum in over a dozen countries, including this amazing community and production. He can be Double Platinum in the US, Australia, and Taiwan, seen in many other works with the Arts and Learning Triple Platinum in Ireland and Singapore, and Conservatory such as , , Quadruple Platinum in the UK and Korea. Pasek & Hairspray, Shrek, and . Paul had their Broadway debut in 2012 with their Tyler Marshall (Man #2) Tyler is so Tony-nominated score for the Broadway musical A excited to be back at Chance Theater, Christmas Story, an adaptation of the classic holiday and to be doing live theater again! film, further adapted into a live telecast for FOX in Tyler has recently been seen onstage 2017. Their new song written for the telecast, “In the at Chance Theater in James and the Market for a Miracle,” was nominated for the 2018 Giant Peach (Ladahlord), Disney’s Emmy for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics. In The Little Mermaid (Scuttle), and Annie. Tyler is an 2013, they contributed several songs to NBC’s , alumni of The Orange County High School of the Arts and received great acclaim for their musical Dogfight Musical Theater Conservatory, and the University of which was awarded Off-Broadway’s highest honor, the 2021 Season v 5 Robyn Manion (Music Director) Elizabeth Jones (Executive is a proud Resident Artist here at Producer) is a retired Chance Theater. Past productions attorney and mediator. As with this include West Side we open our doors again, Story, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, she is looking forward to , Hairspray, Fancy painting sets for our terrific Nancy, Parade (Ovation nominated), Violet (LA Times productions. Liz is currently the Vice President Critics’ Pick), Big Fish, and Lizzie (Ovation winner, of the Chance Board and is looking forward Best Musical-Intimate Theater), and most recently, to the opening of the theater and returning to Ragtime. She has also done musical direction at excellent productions in both of our stages. Chapman University (, The Who’s Tommy, and I look forward to welcoming back old friends 9-5), Saddleback College (Spitfire Grill), and on to the theater and greeting and meeting new numerous shows with Orange County Children’s patrons as they return to the stages of the Theater. In addition to musical direction, Robyn works Chance. full time as a private piano teacher, and is the proud owner of Heavenly Voices Productions, a vocal entertainment company consisting of trios of women Lucille Lortel Award for Best New Musical. Their earlier who provide professional vocal entertainment for the theater credits include the children’s musical James winter holidays (The Christmas Belles Carolers), and the Giant Peach and the popular song cycle 1940’s style and patriotic events (The Nightingals), and Edges. In 2017, the songwriting duo composed a song the Halloween season (The Boo Belles). Robyn for the CW’s musical episode of The Flash, and also considers herself incredibly blessed to be able to make wrote “Get Back Up Again” for the DreamWorks music her livelihood, and is so very thankful to this animated film . Among their numerous honors, in theater company for giving her the opportunity to 2007 they became the youngest winners ever of the continuously create meaningful art. famed Award for most promising www.heavenlyvoicesproductions.com musical theater songwriters. Both are graduates of the University of Michigan Program and . Bradley Kaye (Scenic Designer) In currently serve on the Board of Directors for the addition to Chance shows, Brad also Dramatists Guild Foundation. designed the marquee out front of the Bette Aitken theater arts Center, as James Michael McHale (Director, well as the lobby. Stage productions Literary Manager) is honored to be a elsewhere include shows throughout Resident Artist at Chance Theater Southern California at the Hollywood Bowl, where his previous directing credits Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Laguna Playhouse, include A Charlie Brown Christmas, Reprise Theatre Company, and the Interact, Tiffany, The Eight: Reindeer Monologues, and Coronet, and Colony theaters. In New York City, his A Wrinkle In Time. James directed the premiere of work includes Forbidden Broadway and Forbidden Comedy of ERRORS at American Coast Theater Hollywood. As the principal art director for Disney Company, and has written and directed a number of Parks and Resorts Anaheim- creative Entertainment, storytelling concerts presented at Segerstrom Concert his parade and various entertainment designs are Hall with Pacific Symphony including, Beethoven: seen daily at Disney resorts throughout the world Trials to Triumph, A Dream of Tchaikovsky, and most including California, Florida, Hong Kong and Paris, recently Pacific Symphony and the Curious Case of along with all four ships in the Disney Cruise Line. He the Vanishing Violin. As an actor, James’ Regional has been the recipient of various acknowledgements Theater credits include Once at Lamb’s Players’ including the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Los Theater (San Diego Theatre Critics Circle Awards for Angeles Drama Critics Circle. Best Musical and Best Ensemble), Much Ado About Nothing at The Old Globe, and Middletown at Chance Chris Henrriquez (Lighting Designer) Theater (Stage Scene LA Award for Outstanding is a lighting designer and stage Performance in a Leading Role), and he appeared in manager from Orange County, CA. the World Premiere and National Tour of APOLLO 11. As a 27-year-old at a crossroads in James also co-created the web series “Chance his life, getting the opportunity to be Encounters” for the Chance. See more at the lighting designer for Edges is a jamesmichaelmchale.com dream come true! Just before the pandemic, you may have seen Chris’s work in the Chance TYA production of A Wrinkle in Time. Other selected credits include The Wayward Artist’s productions of Corpus Christi and Next to Normal, and and The Holiday Gem at The Gem Theater. Chris holds a BA in Theatrical 6 v Edges Production & Design from California State University Fullerton and will begin working towards his MFA in Bette & Wylie Aitken Lighting Design this fall at the University of Maryland (Season Producers) Bette is College Park. Previously, he has worked as the a community, civic and arts resident lighting designer at The Wayward Artist, leader, recently featured in lighting design mentor at Woodbridge H.S., and a the Orange County Business stage technician at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim. Journal’s Giving Guide as one Here’s to the return of live theatre in Orange County! of the Top Philanthropists in Orange County. Bette first happened upon Chance Theater a Christina Perez (Costume Director) few years ago and has been at the forefront of is very excited to be a part of this fun its growth and expansion ever since, and now show! Since graduating from San is serving on its board. In January of 2014, Diego State University, she has Chance Theater became part of the Bette worked for Long Beach Opera, The Aitken theater arts Center. Wylie, better known Western Stage in Salinas, PCPA as Bette’s husband, is a nationally recognized Theaterfest in Santa Maria, and Orange Coast College civil trial lawyer and founding partner of the firm in Costa Mesa. In addition to designing for various Aitken Aitken Cohn in Santa Ana, representing theatres, she is currently working towards her Masters individuals and companies harmed by the bad of Fine Arts degree at California State University conduct of others. An avid supporter of the Fullerton. Some of Christina’s design work includes arts, he was a past chairman of the State of Real Women Have Curves, Little Shop of Horrors, California’s Arts Council and serves on various Bugsy Malone Jr., and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s theater and film boards and chair emeritus of Nest at The Western Stage, Legally Blonde and The Chapman University’s Board of Trustees. By Merry Widow at Cal State Fullerton, and In the Heights supporting the 2021 Season, Anaheim residents at the Chance. Christina would like to give a BIG thank Wylie and Bette, joined by their daughter you to her amazing family for all their love and support. Ashleigh Aitken, are excited to contribute to the Without it, she would not be able to follow her bliss growing impact Chance Theater makes in the Hunter Moody (Sound Designer) is community at large both in Anaheim and all over honored and excited to return to live Southern California and beyond. theatre at the Chance! Before the pandemic, you may have heard some of his work next door on the Fyda-Mar Chance Theater Staff Stage for A Wrinkle in Time. A born-and-raised Arkansan, he headed to the west Oanh Nguyen (Executive Artistic coast in 2017 and has called it home ever since. Director) has been serving as Chance Hunter has also designed sound for productions by Theater’s founding Artistic Director California Repertory Company, New Swan since 1999. Oanh is a recipient of Shakespeare Festival, and Jenny Wiley Theatre in TCG’s New Generations Grant and eastern Kentucky. MFA Drama, Sound Design – the TCG Nathan Cummings Young University of California, Irvine. www.mhmoody.xyz Leaders of Color Fellowship. He was awarded the Outstanding Artist Award by Arts Orange County, Nicole Schlitt (Stage Manager, profiled in Orange County Register’s “Most Influential Company Manager) is a proud People” series and OC Weekly’s People Issue, Resident Artist of the Chance. She inducted into Anaheim High School’s Hall of Fame and was last seen as the stage manager was a commencement speaker for Chapman of Ragtime, The Little Mermaid at University College of Performing Arts. Oanh was Peppertree park, in a word, The Little Producing Associate at South Coast Repertory for four , , Stinky Cheese Man, The years. He also served on the advisory board of the Dragon Play and Loch Ness: the Musical at the Anaheim High School Performing Arts Conservatory, Chance; assistant stage manager for In the Heights, the board of Network of Ensemble Theatres, LA’s Laramie Project/Laramie Project: Ten Years Later, 99-seat Transitional Committee, and OC Theatre Reborning, and the Ovation Award-winning show Jerry Guild, as well as panels and committees for Stage Springer: The Opera at the Chance. She has also Directors and Choreographers Society, National worked as an Assistant Stage Manager at the Endowment for the Arts and Theatre Communications Disneyland Resort making magic behind the scenes Group. Oanh is a proud member of SDC and for the resort’s live entertainment. SAG-AFTRA. His directing credits include productions at Chance Theater, East West Players, the J. Paul Getty Museum, Segerstrom Center for the Arts, South Coast Repertory, Chapman University, Azusa Pacific 2021 Season v 7 training, and the Fieldstone Foundation Leadership Family of Mary Kay Fyda-Mar program. He would like to thank you all for being here (Associate Season Producers) to support local artists and the Chance’s mission. For Mary Kay fell in love with Dork. Always. Chance Theater after she Erika C. Miller (Development attended It’s A Wonderful Director) is a Chance Founding Artist Life, The Musical many years alongside husband, Oanh Nguyen. ago. She soon became a Chance Member She is a graduate of the Fieldstone and later joined the Board of Directors. After Foundation’s Emerging Leaders retiring from The Boeing Company, where Group, a recipient of the Annie she worked for 27 years, Mary Kay happily Anaheim Accolades Award for her service to the devoted as much time as she could to the community, and was a member of the Anaheim Arts theater. Mary Kay was born in Pennsylvania, Council Board of Directors from 2007-2012 (where she raised in Ohio, and moved to Orange County served as president for two years). She began singing in 1977. She obtained Bachelor’s and Master’s professionally with The Los Angeles Children’s Chorus degrees from Michigan State University and where she was privileged to perform with Peabo held a National Science Foundation Fellowship Bryson, Barry Manilow, Andre Previn, Yo-yo Ma, Doc at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Severinsen, Luther Vandross, among others. She can Mary Kay served as a senior examiner for the be heard on the soundtracks of Hero, The Dark Half Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Program and Merry Christmas from Doc Severinsen and The and a judge for the California Awards for Tonight Show Orchestra. Opera credits: Die Frau Performance Excellence. She was an active Ohnne Schatten and El Gato Montez with Placido member of Altrusa International of Anaheim, Domingo at The Music Center, Carmina Burana at the where she served on the Board and was the Hollywood Bowl, and The Magic Flute at UCLA’s chairperson of the literacy committee. She Royce Hall. Ragtime soloist at Steamers Jazz Club, was also a proud quilter for Project Linus, an Old Town Music Hall, and the Muckenthaler Cultural organization that provides handmade security Center. For two years, she was a backup for blankets to children in trauma. Sadly, Mary local Celtic band Craic in the Stone, and featured on Kay passed away in October of 2017. She is their first two albums. Favorite Chance roles include: survived by her daughter Christina, as well as She Loves Me (LA Times Critic’s Choice), Little her siblings, nieces, and nephews. We at the Women (remounted at La Mirada Theatre in 2013), Chance will always treasure the all-too-brief time The Laramie Project Cycle, Jerry Springer: The Opera we had with Mary Kay, and we proudly honor (Ovation Award for Best Musical, LA Times Critic’s her memory and carry on her legacy. Choice), title role in Evita, Into the Woods (Back Stage Critic’s Pick and Garland Award nominee), Cabaret University, AMDA, CSU Fullerton, and served as the (Garland Award nominee: Best Actress), Closer Than Associate Director for the international tour of David Ever (LA Times Critic’s Choice), and Lee Miller: The Henry Hwang’s Chinglish (Berkeley Repertory, South Angel and The Fiend (OC Weekly Award). Erika is also Coast Repertory, Hong Kong Arts Festival). His the resident costume designer and has been selected film credits include Two Brothers directed by nominated for two Ovation Awards for The Who’s Jean-Jacques Annaude, Rush Hour 3 directed by Brett Tommy and Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Ratner, and Lonely Boy directed by Dale Fabrigar Musical. In August of 2016, Erika and Oanh became (Best First Feature Grand Jury Prize at the 2013 the proud parents of twins. Life hasn’t been the same Louisiana International Film Festival and Audience for them since! Award Winner at the 2013 BolderLife Festival). Masako Tobaru (Technical Director) Casey Long (Managing Director) is has been with the Chance since 2003, proud to be a Chance Resident Artist and also serves as a resident stage and co-founder. Past directing credits manager and lighting designer. Her at the Chance include Anne of Green Chance Theater credits include Gables, Little Women - The Broadway Parade, Little Women, Anne of Green Musical, The Secret Garden, and Gables, Edward Albee’s The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?, Emma, The Musical. Chance acting credits include The Eight: Reindeer Monologues, and Evita, among Theresa Rebeck’s Seminar, Samuel Hunter’s A Bright others. Her credits outside the Chance include Ganga. New Boise, the OC premiere of Sarah Ruhl’s . . Life as a River, Much Ado About Nothing, Cabaret, Play, So Cal premiere of Zayd Dohrn’s Reborning, Medea, Patient A and The Last Night of Ballyhoo. and the West Coast premiere of Adam Szymkowicz’s Masako received her BA in Theater and Nerve. Casey is a graduate of the Leadership Communications from Concordia University, Irvine. Anaheim program, Annenberg Foundation’s Alchemy 8 v Edges Bebe Herrera (Production Manager) a Musical, Chancie Award for Outstanding Direction), is delighted to be working with Good People (Ovation Recommended, Chancie Award Chance Theater. Some previous for Outstanding Direction), in a word (Best in OC by stage management credits include The Orange Curtain Review), The Big Meal, various Chance’s Maple and Vine, the world new works through Chance’s OTR series, Evita premiere of Pat McGowan’s FILM, (Chancie Award for Best Production), Never In My regional premiere Holy Ghost by Jon Tuttle, B. Walker Lifetime (Back Stage Critic’s Pick), The Cherry Sampson’s Alceste, and The Pity of Things, an Orchard (OC Weekly nomination for Best Direction), evening of one-act plays. Hailing from the South Bay, and Big Love. Chance acting highlights include: writing she has worked with theatre companies from and performing in A Celtic Holiday with Craic in the Hollywood to Anaheim and back including Rangeview Stone (Best Special Event by Examiner.com), The Productions, the University Players, Movimiento Laramie Project and Ten Years Later (Ovation Estudiantil de Teatro y Artes and Moveable Piece. She Recommended), Blitzen in The Eight: Reindeer would like to thank Chance Theater for making every Monologues, the Witch in Into the Woods (Back Stage time working with them such memorable experiences. Critic’s Pick, Chancie Award for Best Actress), Cathy in The Last 5 Years (Back Stage Garland Award Teodora Ramos-Fantone (Master Nominee: Musical Performance), Closer Than Ever Carpenter) is an architect of imaginary (L.A. Times Critic’s Choice), Ann in Goodnight places; her hands realize dreams. Children Everywhere (OC Weekly Theater Award When she first held lumber up to her Winner: Best Actress), and Woman in Bash. Jocelyn ears, she heard the forest . . . she received an Outstanding Individual Artist nomination in earned a BA in Theater - Technical 2003 by Arts Orange County. Outside of the Chance, Production & Design from Cal State University, Jocelyn teaches at Laguna Hills High School where Fullerton and has worked as a freelance carpenter for she was an honoree for the California League of High multiple theatrical venues in Orange County. Outside Schools “Teacher of the Year” in 2012 for OC. Jocelyn of theater, she constructs custom pieces for high double majored in Theatre and Biology at the Univ. of profile events. Her work has taken her to Nevada, Cal. San Diego, further studied at the Univ. of East Utah, Texas, New York, Alaska, and multiple locations Anglia in England, and earned a Masters in Education within the state of California. Special thanks to Mr. from Vanguard University. Neubauer, Mrs. Seeley, and everyone and everything else that has lead her to this point. Lastly, thanks to Karen O’Hanlon (Education & Calvin, professional dreamer and wordifier, who writes Community Programs Director) is stories . . . and edits bios. delighted to be a Chance Resident Artist and Artistic Council Member. Jeff Hellebrand(House Manager) She earned her Bachelor of Arts in co-founded Chance Theater in 1999 Theater from East Stroudsburg in his native Orange County. He University. As the Education Director, she is incredibly received his degree from Cal State proud of the Chance Theater’s Youth and Teen Fullerton and additional training at Cal programs that focus on building confident leaders, and State Chico and The Professional the groundbreaking Speak Up program that uses Actors Conservatory. He has worked on both sides of theater arts to empower participants to find their voice the curtain in venues throughout California. He through creative expression while building empathy. currently sits on the Stagecraft Technology advisory Through community support, the Speak Up program committee for North Orange County Regional has grown into three branches: serving teens, Occupational Program. Chance Theater acting credits veterans, and kids with developmental disorders. include Anne of Green Gables, Jacob Marley’s Additional career highlights include writing and Christmas Carol (Back Stage Critic’s Pick), The Stroop directing A Celtic Holiday with Craic in the Stone (Best Report, Therese Raquin, The Diary of Anne Frank Special Event by Examiner.com), working as a debate (O.C. Register Best Ensembles), Memories on the coach with the Orange County Debate League, and Wind and the O.C. entry in 365 Days/365 Plays by teaching Theater and Debate at Fairmont Private Suzan Lori-Parks. Script writing credits dear to his Schools. She has previously appeared on the Chance heart are Is Pepperoni a Vegetable? And Other Stage in the SoCal Premiere of Middletown, The Mysteries of Love, But I Don’t FEEL Grown Up, and Laramie Project & Laramie Project: 10 years later (LA The Beach...Without Leo. Stage Times’ Top Ten of 2013), Passion Play (Orange Jocelyn A. Brown (Associate Artistic County Premiere), Rare Birds (OTR Workshop), ​and Director) has been a Chance Resident The Eight: Reindeer Monologues. Artist since 2001 and Associate Artistic Director since 2011. Chance directing highlights include: Lizzie (Ovation nomination: Best Direction of Darryl B. Hovis (TYA Producing moved up to the Seattle area to stay with family to Associate) earned his M.A. in Theatre recuperate. While he was up there, he attended the Production at Central Washington Seattle Film Institute where he received a Filmmaking University and studied acting at the Certificate. Marc has been a resident artist since 2008. Professional Conservatory at UCSD Chance Theater is proud to be one of the leading under Anna Shapiro (Steppenwolf) as ensemble-driven theatre companies in Southern well as South Coast Repertory under Karen Hensel. California, having recently received the National He is the co-founder and artistic director of the Culver Theatre Company grant from American Theatre Wing City Academy of Visual and Performing Arts, where he for “nurturing a community of artists in ways that developed an intensive arts program for high school strengthen and demonstrate the quality, diversity, students in theatre, film, music, and art, and has gone and dynamism of American theatre.” The Chance on to develop theatre programs at other Southern recently won the Ovation Award for Best Production California high schools, as well as Theatre of a Musical (Intimate Theatre) for their intimate International at Leysin American School in Leysin, production of . Previously, the Chance had Switzerland. TYA productions include Alice in won seven Ovation Awards, including three others for Wonderland, The Legend(s) of Sleepy Hollow, and Best Production of a Musical (Intimate Theatre) for The Boy at of Everything. Other favorites its regional premiere of Lizzie, The Musical, the West include Therese Raquin (Chance Theater), and Coast premiere of Triassic Parq – The Musical, and The Threepenny Opera (Samohi Theatre), Machinal Southern California premiere of Jerry Springer – The and Resurrecting Antigone (UniTheatre), and The Opera, as well as four LADCC Awards, including the Miracle Worker and Treehouses (AVPA). Polly Warfield Award for Outstanding Season. The Marc Sanford (Associate House Anaheim City Council named Chance Theater “the Manager) is very happy to be a Official Resident Theater Company of Anaheim” in Chance Theater Resident Artist and 2014, and Arts Orange County has twice named the Associate House Manager. In 1994, Chance as “Outstanding Arts Organization.” Known Marc did a production of Little Shop of for using bold and personal storytelling to promote Horrors at Rancho Santiago College dialogue and connection within the Southern California (now known as Santa Ana College), where he met theatrical landscape, the Chance is committed to future Chance founders Oanh Nguyen and Jeff contributing to a more compassionate, connected Hellebrand. Marc first performed at the Chance in A and creative community. As a constituent member History of the American Film as Mickey (plus 4 other of Theatre Communications Group, The Theatrical characters) and soon became a resident artist. In Producers League of Los Angeles, and OC Theatre 2004, Marc had to drop out of the company due to the Guild, Chance Theater continues to bring national discovery of a tumor about the size of a ping-pong ball attention to the Southern California and Orange on his optic nerve. His surgery was successful, but he County theater scenes.

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2021 Season v 13 Thanks to our Annual Fund Donors The following provide outstanding support to the Chance, and enjoy a host of special benefits, including meet-the- artists receptions, behind-the-scenes access, and much more. For information, call Casey Long at (714) 900-3284.

ANGEL CIRCLE $40,000+ Bette & Wylie Aitken National Endowment for the Arts CARES Act Linda & Tod White

$25,000-$39,999 City of Anaheim, Community Services & Community Development California Small Business Grant The Family of Mary Kay Fyda-Mar $15,000-$24,999 Susan Bowman & Freddie Greenfield The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation6 Elizabeth Jones Rachelle Menaker & Eddie Schuller Jennifer Ruckman & Ken Favell $8,000-$14,999 Anonymous Sophie & Larry Cripe Atlassian Community License Program Orange County District 3 Robin Preiss Glasser & Robert Berman COVID-19 Arts Relief Program The Boeing Company Jason & Alisa Duffey Employees Community Fund Google, Inc of Boeing California Laurie Smits Staude California Arts Council

$3,500-$7,999 Ashleigh Aitken & Michael Penn Nancy Johnson Katheryn Baker David & Judy Joss Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Linda Poole Maggard Family Foundation Disney Matching Gifts Orange County Community Foundation Elizabeth George Foundation Orange County Asperger’s Support Group Brad Feldman Sally Ann Catering Foundation for Sustainability and Innovation Bruce Goodrich

$2,500-$3,499 Roger Friedman Miracle Foundation Fund Dr Rob & Audrey Greenfield Frances Riggs Laura M. Hathaway & Matt Takahashi Gabrielle & Matthew Tresler Bradley Kaye Kristin Yata Tommy & Maddy Long Lisa C. & Thomas E. Zaradich, Jr. PATRONS ($1,200-$2,499) Jean Abdalla Gregory & Annette Heiertz Todd & Rachel Martinez Anaheim Community Foundation Lola Kelly & John Lloyd Taylor Michael & Gretchen Mavrovouniotis Diane & Chimo Arnold Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim John & Margi Murray Bank of Southern California Rachel Knapp Jolene Perez Martin & Wendy Benson Ginny Knight MJ Poptanich The Caplin Foundation Kroger Company Joe & Esther Rank Marnie & Victor Ceporius Andy & Judith Lamb South Coast Plaza Joseph Chairez David & Danice Limberg Theatre Communications Group David & Darlene Diem Doris Longmead Ernie & Gail Doe Molly Mahoney & John Dominguez Bryce -Bettenfeld Guy W. Marr

BENEFACTORS ($600 - $1,199) Phyliss Alexander Ron & Susan Horn Michael Salimbeni Jocelyn A. & Kirk Brown Damien & Yvonne Jordan Michelle & Terry Schomburg Joseph Dale & Judy Flindt Lisa Keating Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Strauss Paula Tomei & David Emmes Krista Knight Steve & Chris Sumpter Kathy & Bahram Esfahani Brian Koch & Katie Sanford Maya Valenciano Anaheim Mayor Pro Tem Stephen J. & Nick Kremer & Susan Jundanian Robin Walton1 Susan Faessel Pamela J. Lorenz, CFP Wescom Foundation James Finnerty Elizabeth & Keith McDonald Nancy & Scott Witlin Jean Firstenberg Mark & Stacy Nagel Rosalind Wyman The Foran Family Oanh Nguyen & Erika C. Miller The Yata Family Fund Gregory Gates Lee & Carol Oldham Network for Good Elaine & Nathan Gochman Crystal Phillips Miguel’s Jr John Goodman & Pauline Merry The Pierce Family Anaheim Hills Rotary Club Camille Goulet Dennis & Marie Richman Cynthia Hamilton Jonathan & Sharon Rose ADVOCATES ($300 - $599) Brent & Jeanne Adams Bud & Nancy Foster James & Marsha Lindsey Christina & Michael Makowski & Oscar Aguayo David Golbeck Joe & Anna Lombardi Janet Riggs Michelle Babitz & Robin Trigg Jerry & Kim Goldstein Robyn Manion Arthur & Bernice Schoenberg Frank Barry2 Jane & John Goodnight Louis & Juniper Martinez Laurene Schulze Lori & Harley Bassman Scott & Sandra Graham Shirley McCracken Michael & Marcie Shelansky James M. Beall Gary & Barbara Gray Kevin & Deborah Mello Leonard & Susan Silberman Ellen Beizer Kimberly Greenough1 Julien Minard Michael & Peggy Sloan Matthew Black3 Kari Hayter & Matt Scarpino1 Martha O’Sullivan Stephen & Kathy Coyle Smith The Blaney Family Carol Hellebrand Michael R. Oppenheim Yesuk Son & Jacob Risner Reynolds Family Foundation Megana Hosein Cathleen Otero Bill & Rosalynn Strongin Ana Bomgaars Scott Hunter Tim & Jane Owens Gwen Sharp & Virgil Talbott Julisa Bravo Jerry & Carol Jacoby Shannon Page Patricia Tinto David & Leslie Brown Leslie & Thomas Johnson Jan Parks Judith Todd & Dan Kee Catalina Chacon, Bobi Keenan Art Partridge Christopher Trela Pechanga Tribal Councilwoman Jan & William Keith Monika Peña Scott & Georgia Well Susan & Bob Crowson Denis & Barbara Kitayama Sammy Pierce Bruce Wilkinson Georgia Davis Raymond L Knapp Susie & Allan Piwonka Rosemary & Ken Willman Mary Dessecker Stephen & Cynthia LaMotte Ron Porter & Robyn Ludwin Roy Wojahn Michael Berman & Sheila Diskin Stewart Lawrence & Beth Dubowe Robin Ragland Panndora Productions, Long Beach Christina Elias and Gordy Frankel Lorin Liesy Lee Reader & Crystal Needham Laura & Will Young

SUPPORTERS ($150 - $299) Chris & Maureen Aitken Mandy Foster Barbara Marsh Richard & Suzanne Priebe Thomas & Susan Alexander Eve Fudge Jill Martin Anna Ratajski Judy Alter Virginia L. & James R. Gardner Jessica Erin Martin Bonnie Richmond Donald E. Anderson Rhona Gewelber Marya Mazor Keith Rickey Lynne Barrette Georgann Gunness Dawn McIntyre Stephen & Lisa Riggs Diane Berliner Todd & Jami Hanson Ryan Miller & Let There Be Rock Schools Tanya Bilezikjian Jeff Hellebrand Cascadia Theatre Company Fountain Valley Erika Binder Janice Henderson Wendy Miller Sassybury Tattoo Patrick Bonfrisco Martin Hernandez Frank & Donna Minano Jeremy & Nicole Schlitt Bill & Bess Bowman Paul & Joan Herrick Vanessa Montgomery Tricia Schooping Reon Howard Vickie & William Hite Yasuko Morihara Frances Segal Deborah Boyer Soline Holmes Coreen Mueller David Seiden Marshall Bull Wayne Hundley Marc Murai Lynette M. Smith Andrea Calvo Christa Iacono Rebecca Murphy Nancy Starr Carolyn Carpenter Nora Jacob Keith Myers Carol Swe Rachel Oliveros Catalano & Terry Koenig Joann Newgass Kathleen Takahashi Tim Catalano Glenn Koppel Karen O’Hanlon & Nick DiPatrizio Norbert Tan & Tracey Takahashi Joe & Barbara Chamberlain Ellen Lafler Martha Olivares Londale Theus Jr. Chevron Humankind Carol & Lindsay Latham Marshall & Kellie Pailet Martha Theus Kristianne Clarke Alan M. Lawson Caroline & David Paltin, Fran & Jerry Thimgan Eloise Coopersmith David & Stephanie Lee In Memory of Jerry Paltin Evangeline Thomson William Crisp Lea Kidwell Lee Andrew Park Rondi Verdugo Joseph Devlin Stalky & Judy Lehman Andrew Parvey Britt Wachsman Susie Dittmar Vincenta Leigh Marie Perez5 Karen Webster Lorraine Dovetko Stephanie List Sarah Pierce Hope Sherwood-White Christine Durham Thorpe Diane Madison Jazmin Pollinger Amanda Zarr Diana J. Ewing Bill & Kathie Malcomb Rose Pothier Joey Zarr Sara Fairfoot Teresa Malone Denise Price Paula Zimmerman Memorials Honorariums 1 In memory of Courtny Greenough 6 In honor of Jennifer Ruckman 2 In memory of Sister Barbara Murphy 3 In memory of Henry Ong 4 In memory of Jerry Paltin 5 In memory of Ralph & Mary Lou Griffin who raised me loving the arts List as of June 17, 2021 These sponsors have stepped forward to publicly affiliate their Producer’s Circle name with our theater company. While they enjoy one-of-a-kind VIP access, they are also providing vital support for the artists and our programs. We can’t thank them enough.

Season 2021 Producers Bette & Wylie Aitken Producers Associate Season The Family of Mary Kay Fyda-Mar Producer Executive Susan Bowman & Freddie Greenfield Producers Rachelle Menaker & Eddie Schuller Elizabeth Jones Linda & Tod White

Associate Sophie & Larry Cripe Producers Rachelle Menaker & Eddie Schuller Laurie Smits Staude

Education California Arts Council & Employees Community Fund of Boeing California Outreach Marc Chessen Scholarship Fund Fund Bradley Feldman Foundation for Sustainability & Innovation Orange County Asperger’s Support Group Orange County Community Foundation Anaheim Community Foundation Roger Friedman Katheryn Baker Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim Robin Preiss Glasser & Robert Berman Linda & Tod White Rachel Bunteman Anaheim Hills Rotary Judy & David Joss Bruce Goodrich Carol & Lee Oldham

New Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Works National Endowment for the Arts Fund Jennifer Ruckman & Ken Favell

Ashleigh Aitken & Michael Penn The Elizabeth George Foundation

Artist Bruce Goodrich Fund Arthur Berkowitz David & Danice Limberg

Robin Preiss Glasser & Robert Berman The Family of Mary Kay Fyda-Mar Dr. Rob & Audrey Greenfield Fran Riggs

Andy & Judith Lamb Diane & Chimo Arnold

Thank you to all our Capital Campaign Donors

Naming Donor ($285,000) Bette & Wylie Aitken Naming Donor ($100,000) Naming Donor ($87,500) Sophie & Larry Cripe Tod & Linda White Naming Donor ($70,000) Naming Donor ($25,000) Mary Kay Fyda-Mar Yvonne & Damien Jordan Naming Donor ($20,000) Scott & Sandra Graham Naming Donors ($10,000-$19,999) Founding Artists Camille Goulet Chance Resident Artists Bradley Kaye Dr. Michael & Jean Abdalla David & Danice Limberg Robert Berman & Robin Preiss Glasser Sammy Pierce Lily M. Fan Eddie Schuller & Rachelle Menaker FoundationAC Scott & Georgia Well Premium Chair Donors ($5,000) Argyros Family Foundation Lynn Gold & Karen “Jade” Martner Frances Riggs Martin & Wendy Benson Wendy Hooper Eddie Schuller & Rachelle Menaker Victor & Marnie Ceporius Fred Kinney Laurie Smits Staude David Emmes & Paula Tomei Pamela J. Lorenz, CFP Zeinab H. Dabbah & Gail & Ernie Doe Manny & Betsy Porto Daniel Temianka Priority Chair Donors ($2,500) AJIS Lamb In Honor of Drs. Pauline Merry & John Goodman Chapman University Don Laffoon & Grace Songolo Dr. and Mrs. Eberhard S. Neutz Susan Carol Carpenter James & Marsha Lindsey (2) Oanh Nguyen & Erika C. Miller (2) Susie Dittmar Casey Long Pacific Western Bank (2) Kathy & Bahram Esfahani Tommy & Madeleine Long (2) Muriel Pollia Foundation (2) Stephen & Susan Faessel Jolynn & Pat Mahoney Ron & Marilyn Rice Michael Garcia & Burt Vosburgh Christina Mar Michelle & Terry Schomburg The Hamman Family In Memory of Judy Martin Leonard & Susan Silberman (2) Jeffrey Hellebrand Marc Masterson Karen Smits Patti Howard & Carol Hellebrand Bryan McCormick & Gary Kuwahara (2) Tom & Julie Tait Nancy Johnson In memory of David McCormick The Well Family Elizabeth Jones Bill & Jane McDonald In Memory of Howard Well Dan Kee & Judy Todd Tod & Linda White (2) Joanne & Dennis Keith Contributors ($150-$2,499) Lisa C. & Thomas E. Zaradich Anonymous Alan & Theresa Corcoran Irina Morris Marshall Pailet & Kellie Spill AT&T Pioneers John Lane John & Margi Murray Herb & Jan Parks The Boeing Company Guy W. Marr Rey O’Day Fran & Leonard Rich In-Kind Donors City of Anaheim John Dominguez Roger Parkman Ken & Kristi Wilcox KC Wilkerson MISSION Chance Theater seeks to create exciting theatrical experiences that will engage, surprise and unite our audiences, our artists, and our community. The mission of the Chance is to contribute to a more connected, compassionate, and creative community.

We accomplish our mission by: • producing powerful, socially-conscious, provocative, intimate theater experiences • generating participation and dialogue between our diverse communities • nurturing and supporting local artists • inspiring and empowering creative young minds

RECENT HONORS / AWARDS Named official “Resident Theater of Anaheim” by Mayor and City Council Winner of 2021 Ovation Award for Best Musical - Intimate Theatre (Fun Home) Recipient of American Theatre Wing’s 2016 National Theatre Company Grant Recipient of National Endowment of the Arts (NEA) Grant Two “Outstanding Arts Organization” Awards from Arts Orange County Winner of 7 additional Ovation Awards, including 3 for Best Musical (Lizzie, Triassic Parq, and Jerry Springer: The Opera) Winner of 5 LADCC Awards, including the Polly Warfield Award for Excellence for Outstanding Season OC Weekly’s Best of OC - Best Musical -- Lizzie, The Musical (2019) and Parade (2017) 40 Ovation Award nominations 15 LADCC Award nominations

STAFF BOARD OF DIRECTORS Oanh Nguyen, Executive Artistic Director Rachelle Menaker, Chair Casey Long, Managing Director Elizabeth Jones, Vice-Chair Erika C. Miller, Development Director Terry Schomburg, Treasurer Masako Tobaru, Technical Director Andy Lamb, Secretary Bebe Herrera, Production Manager Larry Cripe, Immediate Past Chair Teodora Ramos-Fantone, Master Carpenter Bette Aitken Lisa C. Zaradich Jeff Hellebrand, House Manager Martin Benson Mary Kay Fyda-Mar, member emeritus Jocelyn A. Brown, Associate Artistic Director Susan Bowman James Michael McHale, Literary Manager Bruce Goodrich Nicole Schlitt, Company Manager Casey Long Karen O’Hanlon, Education & Community Programs Director Guy W. Marr Darryl B. Hovis, TYA Producing Associate Oanh Nguyen Marc Sanford, Assoc. House Manager Laurie Smits Staude

RESIDENT ARTISTS Jocelyn A. Brown, council Karen O’Hanlon, council Darryl B. Hovis Jocelyn L. Buckner, council Teodora Ramos-Fantone, council Matt Takahashi Alex Bueno, council Jennifer Ruckman, council Kelly Todd Laura M. Hathaway, council Marc Sanford, council Wade Williamson Jeff Hellebrand, council Nicole Schlitt, council Amanda Zarr Bebe Herrera, council Masako Tobaru, council Courtny Greenough, member emeritus Casey Long, council Karen Webster, council David McCormick, member emeritus Robyn Manion, council Miguel Cardenas Myrna Niles, member emeritus James McHale, council Christopher Diem Erika C. Miller, council Robert Foran Oanh Nguyen, council Megan Hill

CHANCE FELLOWS Vanessa Cortez Glenn Koppel Kelsey Somerville Georgia Leigh Davis Shannon Page Robin Walton Ben Green Crystal Phillips MORE LOCAL THEATRE MORE LOCAL THEATRE

CABRILLO PLAYHOUSE, San Clemente, www.cabrilloplayhouse.org CABRILLO PLAYHOUSE, San Clemente, www.cabrilloplayhouse.org LOVE LETTERS (July 8 -11) LOVE LETTERS (July 8 -11) COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) (July 29 - August 1) COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) (July 29 - August 1) CHANCE THEATER, Anaheim, www.chancetheater.com CHANCE THEATER, Anaheim, www.chancetheater.com SWEAT (June 20 - July 18) SWEAT (June 20 - July 18) EDGES (July 9 - August 8) EDGES (July 9 - August 8) MAVERICK THEATER, Fullerton, www.mavericktheater.com MAVERICK THEATER, Fullerton, www.mavericktheater.com THE CRUCIBLE (June 25 - August 1) THE CRUCIBLE (June 25 - August 1) KING KONG (August1 - September 11) KING KONG (August1 - September 11) P3 THEATRE COMPANY, www.p3theatre.biz P3 THEATRE COMPANY, www.p3theatre.biz FUNNY BONZ, THE HUMERUS SOLUTION (August TBD) FUNNY BONZ, THE HUMERUS SOLUTION (August TBD) MGM IN CONCERT, A GOLDEN ERA MUSICAL REVUE (August 15) MGM IN CONCERT, A GOLDEN ERA MUSICAL REVUE (August 15) THE WAYWARD ARTIST, Santa Ana, www.thewaywardartist.org THE WAYWARD ARTIST, Santa Ana, www.thewaywardartist.org ORDINARY DAYS (July 24) ORDINARY DAYS (July 24) COLLECTIVE STORIES (August 8) COLLECTIVE STORIES (August 8)

NO CURRENT SHOWS. VISIT WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION NO CURRENT SHOWS. VISIT WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION ALCHEMY THEATRE COMPANY, www.alchemytheatre.com ALCHEMY THEATRE COMPANY, www.alchemytheatre.com AMERICAN COAST THEATER, www.americancoasttheater.com AMERICAN COAST THEATER, www.americancoasttheater.com THE ATTIC COMMUNITY THEATRE, www.ocact.com THE ATTIC COMMUNITY THEATRE, www.ocact.com CAMINO REAL PLAYHOUSE, www.caminorealplayhouse.org CAMINO REAL PLAYHOUSE, www.caminorealplayhouse.org COSTA MESA PLAYHOUSE, www.costamesaplayhouse.com COSTA MESA PLAYHOUSE, www.costamesaplayhouse.com CURTIS THEATRE, www.curtistheatre.com CURTIS THEATRE, www.curtistheatre.com LAGUNA PLAYHOUSE, www.lagunaplayhouse.com LAGUNA PLAYHOUSE, www.lagunaplayhouse.com LONG BEACH LANDMARK, www.lblandmark.org LONG BEACH LANDMARK, www.lblandmark.org OC-CENTRIC, www.oc-centric.com OC-CENTRIC, www.oc-centric.com PROJECT LA FEMME, www.projectlafemme.com PROJECT LA FEMME, www.projectlafemme.com STAGEStheatre, www.stagesoc.org STAGEStheatre, www.stagesoc.org

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