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elcome to the third and final production of WVO Musical W ’s 52nd Season, “Catch Me If You Can” . We hope you will enjoy this new and entertaining musical which we are presenting for the very first time . It was originally a very popular film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and and made into a Broadway hit in 2011 . YOU ARE INVITED!! DON’T WAIT!!! JOIN US NOW FOR OUR NEW 53rd SEASON! Whether you are already one of our 1200+ subscribers or here in Presents the Saratoga Civic Theatre for the first time, we invite you to join us this coming November for our 2017–2018 season . It will open with a South Bay Premiere of “Bullets Over Broadway”, followed by “, the Divine Comedy” and closing with another great comedy, Monty Python’s “Spamalot” . Look at Our Centerfold! Included in this program is a special blue insert which we invite you to use to subscribe to WVLO Company’s 53rd musical (Based on the DreamWorks Motion Picture) season . Subscribe NOW to ensure good seats and substantial savings over the cost Music by Marc Shaiman • Lyrics by Scott Willman and Marc Shaiman • Book by Terrence McNally of individual tickets . Current subscribers may also use this form to renew for next Arrangements by Marc Shaiman • Orchestrations by Marc Shaiman and Larry Blank season . All subscription and individual tickets orders will be processed according to Originally Produced by and Hal Luftig the date on which they are received, and actual tickets will be assigned and mailed Starring as soon as they are processed . Tyler Savin and JERY ROSAS Let me close by stating that you, the audience members who share your support And Featuring and enthusiasm for WVLO Musical Theatre Company’s endeavors, make it a truly gratifying experience for all of us involved, both on the stage and behind the Rachelle Abbey, Elizabeth Cox, Sandra Henschke, scenes . And we extend our special gratitude to those subscribers who have donated Hank Lawson and Steve Sammonds additional funds to ensure the excellent quality of sets and costumes that we strive Director: Lisa Milanes; Music Director: Ron Bowman; to bring to this stage . We hope that you have a marvelous time at this musical and Vocal Director: Asa Stern; Choreographer: Lisa Callaghan; that you will join us for our future productions . Producer: Nancy Kwong — Edward Hand, President WVLO Musical Theatre Company Gala Champagne Opening: June 24, 2017...... 8:00 PM Fridays: July 7, 14, 21...... 8:00 PM Saturdays: July 1, 15, 22...... 8:00 PM WVLO MUSICAL THEATRE COMPANY Saturday Matinee: July 8...... 2:30 PM ANNOUNCES Sunday Matinees: June 25, July 2, 9, 16...... 2:30 PM NEXT SEASON: 2017–2018 The World Premiere of “Catch Me If You Can” was produced by The 5th We invite you to become a subscriber to our New Season . Avenue Theatre, David Armstrong, Executive Producer and Artistic Director; Please use the insert in this program! Bernadine Griffin, Managing Director; and Bill Berry, Producing Director . Subscribe NOW to assure good seats and substantial savings! “Catch Me If You Can” is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized performance materials are supplied by Music Theatre International (MTI), 421 West 54th St ., New York, NY 10019 . Current subscribers may use this form to renew for next season . Visit our Web Site: www wvlo. org;. E-mail: wvlo@wvlo org;. 24-hour Voice Mail: 1-408-268-3777 CAST OF CHARACTERS (In Order of Appearance) , Jr ...... Tyler. Savin Carl Hanratty...... Jery Rosas A Note from the Director Frank Abagnale, Sr ...... Hank Lawson Paula Abagnale...... Sandra. Henschke rowing up, most of us at one point or another had a situation that prob- Brenda Strong ...... Rachelle Abbey ably seemed insurmountable and we entertained the thought of running Carol Strong...... Elizabeth Cox away from home . After great consideration regarding consequences, it Roger Strong ...... Steve Sammonds Gwas best we stayed and we worked things out . Agent Branton...... Ken Powell What I love about our journey back to the 1960’s is that we get to immerse Agent Cod...... Brett Carlson ourselves into the real life and times of Frank Abagnale Jr . Based on a true story, our Agent Dollar ...... Ethan Dea musical is based on a charismatic and creative young man, who faced a debilitat- Trio ...... Michelle Alindogan, Ashley Faus, and Jennifer Young ing situation with his parents . He thought he had only one decision to make—to Cheryl Ann ...... Krista Warner run away . Stewardess Cindy & Nurse...... Rhona. MacFadyen Of course, Frank found it extremely difficult to survive so he had to dig deep Stewardess Kellie & Nurse...... Amanda Vogel and gather all the tools he had at his disposal . This story though is so much more Stewardess Lindy & Nurse...... Andrew Furtado than a teenager who looks a bit older than his years, who finds glamour in bringing Stewardess Mindy & Nurse...... Daria Keidar his scams to fruition, then enjoying his success to excess . Stewardess Jane & Nurse...... Rachelle Abbey It is about a boy who comes from a good family, father and mother are in Stewardess Shellie & Nurse ...... Elizabeth Cox love, he attends a good school but then everything comes crashing down one day Betty & Tourist ...... Noelle. Dea when he is told his parents are divorcing . It catapults him into a life he did not Principal & Motel Manager...... Cynthia Greaves really choose but more evolved out of a necessity to survive, however some of it Bank Teller & Tourist...... Samantha. Kinley with style and pinstripes! Agent & Intern ...... Devin Adler Frank Jr . doesn’t feel any animosity or contempt for the people he’s fooling Agent, Doctor & Mitch Miller...... David. Lamcke when he pretends to be a , doctor and lawyer; he just wants them to like him, Agent & Ben Casey...... AJ Duprey okay, especially the girls . He is lonely . There is always that constant look-over-the- Agent & Doctor...... Timothy Ford shoulder existence and great concern about getting caught or being greatly injured . Atlanta Doctor & Tailor...... Steve. Zbin He does suffer terribly when finally apprehended but when one prison cell door Jack Barnes & Bartender ...... Frank Sherlock closes another FBI door opens . Bartender...... Mike. MacKenzie The great irony about our very real Frank Abagnale Jr, is that here is a con man who’s so good he winds up working for the very people who put him behind bars . It’s the ultimate validation of Frank’s fantasies, through all those fake characters he portrayed, who winds up as a real-life FBI employee and then heads a most successful Security company! Thank you to ALL the diligent and creative folks involved in our show and Scan this with your smartphone to go directly to our . . . thank you to the amazing actors who have been working so relentlessly to bring this show to life . Living life is what this story is about . Trials and tribulations . Figuring out the most important lesson of all, we need love and family . Don’t run away! Enjoy the show! web page Facebook page —Lisa Milanes 2 3 ORCHESTRA SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS Conductor...... Ron. Bowman ACT I Reeds...... Asa Stern, Richard Krishnan, and Jerry Holmes Prologue: Miami International Airport, circa 1960’s Trumpets...... Warren Necochea, Nate Schofield, and Paul Olivo . “Live In Living Color”...... Frank Jr ., Hanratty and Ensemble Dancers Trombone ...... John Fitzhugh Keyboard 1...... Amanda. Ku and Mary Flinsbaugh Scene 1: Living Room, the Abagnale House, New Rochelle Keyboard 2...... Sean Green . “The Pinstripes Are All That They See”...... Frank. Jr ., Frank Sr . and Girls Keyboard 3...... Wendy. Tran Scene 2: New Rochelle High School Guitar ...... Graham Houts . “Pinstripes Tag”...... Frank Jr ., and Frank Sr . Bass...... Michael Nitzberg Scene 3: The Abagnale Apartment, Downtown New Rochelle Drums...... Jerald Bittle . “Someone Else’s Skin” ...... Frank Jr . Not all musicians will play for each performance . Scene 4: Family Court and Train Station, New Rochelle . “Someone Else’s Skin” ...... Frank Jr . and Ensemble Dancers MUSICIAN SPOTLIGHT Scene 5: Chase Bank, . “A Word From The Sponsors”...... Frank Jr . and Trio Wendy Tran started playing piano when she was 7, then Scene 6: Outside the Tudor Hotel, Manhattan and In The Skies took up percussion at 11, mostly self-taught, but she’s . “Jet Set”...... Frank. Jr ., Stewardesses and Pilots had some excellent band directors that have guided her in Scene 7: The Plaza Hotel, Manhattan the right direction . She played both piano and percussion until after HS and then had to focus on one so she chose Scene 8: A Firing Range, FBI Training Ground, Quantico, VA percussion and practiced piano whenever she could find . “Don’t Break The Rules”...... Hanratty and Agents time . Since there seems to be a greater need for a pianist/keyboardist, she Scene 9: The Latin Quarter, decided to return to that . She holds a Medical Billing and Coding Degree . “Latin Quarter Pinstripes”...... Trio from Heald College . During the day, she is an Office Coordinator for Made In . “Butta Outta Cream”...... Frank Jr ., Frank Sr ., and Girls Space, a space-based manufacturing company which sent the first 3D printer to the International Space Station in 2016 . She has played for LTSJ shows, Scene 10: Idlewild Airport Motel, Room 135 and often plays with the Ohlone Wind Orchestra, Nova Vista Symphony, . “The Man Inside The Clues”...... Hanratty Cambrian Symphony and the SF Wind Ensemble . Scene 11: A Motel Patio and Room in Scene 12: A Phone Booth and the FBI Building in Washington, DC . “Phil Spector’s Favorite Christmas” ...... Trio . “My Favorite Time Of Year”...... Hanratty, Frank Jr ., Paula and Frank, Sr .

Grateful Acknowledgements Intermission South Bay Musical Theatre, Gerald Carter and West Valley College Drama Department, Homestead HS Drama Department, Woodminster Summer Musicals, Lisa Maria, Harriet Schlader, Julie Moylan, Jon Wenger, CMTSJ, Ohlone College and Esther & Harley Goes .

4 5 ACT II PRODUCTION STAFF Entr’acte...... Orchestra. Producer...... Nancy. J . Kwong Assistant Producer...... Earl Masuda Scene 1: The FBI Building, Washington, DC Associate Producer...... Elizabeth Dale Scene 2: The Riverbend Apartments and Atlanta General Hospital, Atlanta Director...... Lisa. Milanes . “Doctor’s Orders”...... Nurses and Doctors Music Director...... Ron. Bowman Assistant Music Director ...... Jonathan Campos . “Live In Living Color” Reprise...... Frank, Jr . Vocal Director...... Asa D . Stern Scene 3: The Barnes House and a Bar, New Rochelle Choreographer...... Lisa Callaghan . “Don’t Be A Stranger”...... Paula. and Frank, Sr . Assistant Choreographer...... Devin. Adler Production Set Designer...... Stephen C . Wathen . “Little Boy Be A Man”...... Hanratty and Frank Sr . Lighting Designer ...... Ed Hunter . “Hanratty’s Reprise” ...... Hanratty Sound Designer...... Dan Singletary Scene 4: Frank Jr. Bedroom Tech Director...... Ed Hand Master Carpenters...... Ken Barone and William Shepard . “Seven Wonders”...... Frank,. Jr . and Brenda Costume Designer...... Judy Pincus Scene 5: Hospital Corridor, Atlanta General Costume Construction...... Esther. Goes, Sue Howell, Joanne Marsala, Kira Miller, Alice Ray and Nita Rabe-Uyeno Scene 6: The Strong House, New Orleans Stage Managers...... Mike. MacKenzie and Dave Raiman . “(Our) Family Tree”...... Carol, Roger, Brenda, Frank, Jr . and Ensemble Assistant Stage Manager...... Nita. Rabe-Uyeno Scene 7: Dive Bar, New Rochelle Properties and Set Decoration ...... Elizabeth Dale Properties Mistress...... Nancy Dean Scene 8: Brenda’s Bedroom, Strong House, New Orleans Specialty Props...... Harley . and Esther Goes . “Fly, Fly Away”...... Brenda. and Trio Scenic and Lighting Riggers...... Ashley Faus, Dave Raiman and Rocco Vecilio Stage Crew...... Matt Faus, Emily Oberheim, Frank Sherlock, Scene 9: Miami International Airport Nita Rabe-Uyeno and Dawn Johnson . “Goodbye”...... Frank, Jr . Light Board Operator...... Dave. Raiman . “Stuck Together”...... Frank,. Jr ., Hanratty and Ensemble Spotlight Operators...... Celeste Greaves, Kwong Family and Don Masuda Sound Operators...... Chris Beer and Andrew Stephens Video Technician...... Jon Wenger Set Construction and Painting. . . Ken Barone, Pat Carey, Sherma Cook, Celeste Greaves, Esther Goes, Ed Hand, Paula Holland, Nita Rabe-Uyeno, Stephen C . Wathen, William Shepard and Cast Members Wig and Hair Design...... Andy Amaro i k e s u p p o r t s t h r o u g h o c i a l e d i a House Manager...... Judy Pincus L U /S U S M Audition Assistants. . . .Eileen Chavarria, Earl Masuda, Judy Pincus and Frank Sherlock We are looking for patrons who use social media communications Audition Pianists...... Karen Adkins and Judy Steinle with their colleagues, friends, neighbors and associates, including Rehearsal Pianists...... Mary Flinsbaugh, Amanda Ku and Sean Green Program, Lobby and Publicity Photographer...... Edmond Kwong Facebook, LinkedIn, Squidoo, YouTube and Twitter to help publicize Program...... Marge Hand our WVLO Musical Theatre Company productions. Publicity and Marketing...... Cynthia. Greaves Reservations and Box Office...... Ed and Marge Hand We extend an invitation to you to partner with us in promoting our Refreshments...... Nancy. Kwong and Earl Masuda musicals and encouraging others to attend. Let’s work together to fill Lobby Concessions...... Eileen. Chevarria and Judy Pincus this theater! Over the years many of you have shared your support Lobby Design, Display and Company Photos ...... Imagewurx and enthusiasm for our production endeavors which makes it a truly Program Graphics ...... Diane Hoxeng Poster and Flier Design...... Edmond. Kwong gratifying experience, both on the stage and behind the scenes. Flier Printing...... Computer Business Services Program Printing...... CyberPress Printing 6 7 WHO’S WHO IN OUR CAST Elizabeth Cox (Carol Stewardess Shellie, Nurse #5) Elizabeth is back for her fourth production with WVLO, having previously appeared as Abuela Claudia in Rachelle Abbey (Brenda Strong) Rachelle returns for her fourth production last fall’s “” . Regular patrons will also remember her as Janet in “The with WVLO, having previously appeared in “9 To 5”, “The Boy Friend” and in Drowsy Chaperone” and as Judy in “9 To 5” . She earned her BA in Drama from UC one of her favorite roles as Joan in ‘Dames At Sea” . Other favorite roles include Irvine and after graduation, moved to the Netherlands as a Nanny for over a year . Penny in “” (SBMT), Valerie in “Chorus Line” (SCP) and Audrey in But she’s back now and working as a Humanities Teacher in a Montessori School . “Little Shop Of Horrors” (SCP) . When not on stage, she enjoys social dancing, Other credits include LASC’s “”, “” for BP and a tennis and hiking . She is currently a Research Associate at Nanosyn working on dancer in “Anything Goes” for BBB . She has been the choreographer of the Stage cancer research . 1 Theatre’s children’s musicals for the past five years and recently choreographed LASC’s production of “” . Devin Adler (Assistant Choreographer, Agent, Intern #2, Prologue Agent) Devin Ethan Dea is back for his fourth production with WVLO, having just appeared as Mike in “A (Agent Dollar) Ethan is thrilled to be in his first show at WVLO . Chorus Line” and previously in “Nice Work If You Can Get It”, and “Dames At His previous favorite roles include Child in CMTSJ’s “Crazy For You” and the Sea” . Hc was recently featured tap dancing in a TED Talk alongside Tap Legend Mayor of Who in PYT’s “Seussical” . Ethan enjoys dance class and private voice Andrew Hemr . His impressive list of theatrical credits include Peter Pan in “Pan” lessons . Outside of theater, he takes private violin lessons and is in an orchestra . with Paperwing Theatre, “Anything Goes” with BBB, “West Side Story” & “White He also holds a black belt in karate and thinks Boba Tea is better than Starbucks!! Christmas” with Western Stage and many others too numerous to mention . Recent He thanks you for coming to the show! choreography credits include “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” & “Nunsense” with Noelle Dea (Betty, Prologue Tourist, TWA Stewardess) This is Noelle’s first show Paperwing Theatre and “Mulan, Jr ”. at Pac . Rep . Theatre . currently teaches dance with WVLO and she is excited to be here . Most recently she was seen as Miss and Musical theatre at multiple studios throughout the Monterey Peninsula and Minchin in “The Little Princess” at LAYT . She has also performed with PYT and the Bay Area and will be joining the staff of our next season’s opening production, CMTSJ . She loves to dance and was a hula dancer for 8 years . Recently she has “Bullets Over Broadway” as Choreographer! studied tap, modern and jazz . She is also in her choir at church and takes private Michelle Alindogan (Trio, Prologue Stewardess, Attractive Assistant) This is voice lessons . When she’s not singing and dancing, Noelle enjoys drawing and Michelle’s second production with WVLO, her first was “In The Heights” last painting, signing ASL and taking care of her two rescued poodles . She lives with fall and is honored to be able to surround herself with those who share the same her two brothers, pets and her two chauffeurs . Enjoy the show! for the stage . Some of her favorite past shows include “Thoroughly Modern AJ Duprey (Agent, Ben Casey, Jock) AJ returns for his second production with Millie”, “”, “Curtains”, “Hairspray” and “In The Heights”! Off stage you can WVLO, having made his debut in “” . He started doing shows in find Michelle working for Apple, playing guitar & singing and hanging with her third grade; played the Town Mayor and loudest chorus singer in “Pied Piper” puppy, Nala! Big thanks to her friends, family, sweetheart and puppies for being her and continued throughout primary and secondary school, including “Little Shop best audience and for their never-ending support for what she loves to do most . of Horrors”, “42nd Street” and “Once Upon a Mattress” . Before “Chorus Line”, Brett Carlson (Agent Cod) Brett returns for his eighth production with WVLO, he was the Narrator for CMTSJ’s “” . AJ loves cycling and playing having most recently appeared as Lyle in “Footloose” . He also appeared as Spats Quidditch! in “Sugar” and in one of his favorite roles – Bud Frump in “How To Succeed…” Ashley Faus (Trio, Prologue Stewardess, Attractive Assistant, Bartender) This and before that performed in “White Christmas”, “West Side Story”, “Joseph . . marks Ashley’s third production with WVLO, having appeared in “A Chorus Line” Dreamcoat” and “Seven Brides…Brothers” . His theatre experience extends to both and “In The Heights” . She performs regularly around the Bay Area and her recent sides of the curtain; helping with tech or acting . He was most recently the Sound favorites include SBMT’s “1776”, WCT’s “Chicago”, LTSJ’s “Iolanthe” and SCPL’s Designer for SCP’s “” and the Set Designer for SBMT’s “The Christmas Mouse” . Ashley extends her gratitude to her enthusiastic husband “My Fair Lady” . Other favorite roles include Papa Gea in “Once On This Island” for his support of her theatrical endeavors . and the Wolf/Steward in “Into The Woods” . Brett studied Theatre Arts at SJSU Timothy Ford (Agent, Riverbend Doctor) Timothy is back for his third and was an intern at the Theatre Royal in Bath, England, where he worked with production with WVLO, having just performed as Larry in “A Chorus Line” . He their youth theatre program . had made his debut in “Irene” and had appeared in CMTSJ’s “Billy Elliott” as a miner/policeman . His dance credentials include performances as a member of the Lula Washington Dance Theatre and Jazzantiqua Dance & Music Ensemble, both 8 9 based in LA . The highlight of his career was gaining acceptance into the Alvin Alley “White Christmas”, “Sound Of Music”, & “” to mention just a few, and also American Dance Center’s Certificate Program . He earned his BA in Theatre and served as ASM for “Plaid Tidings” and “ Christ, Superstar” . Dance from UC San Diego and works by day as an Admissions Advisor for UC Hank Lawson (Frank Abagnale, Sr .) Even though Hank has not been on our Merced . He sends special thanks to family and friends and to husband, Steve, for stage for sometime, this will still mark his ninth performance since 1979 with his never ending encouragement, love and inspiration . WVLO, his most recent was Van Buren in “Damn Yankees” . Other credits include Andrea Furtado (Stewardess Lindy, Nurse #3) Andrea returns for her fifth “Oklahoma!” (Will Parker), “Anything ,Goes” (Billly) , “Camelot”, (Lancelot)“West production with WVLO . Her first performance was a tap dancer in “The Drowsy Side Story” (Tony US), “Carousel” (Jitter) , and “Joseph…Dreamcoat” (Pharaoh), Chaperone” (her favorite show to date), followed by “Sugar”, “Crazy For You” but his favorite was “Brigadoon” where he met his wife, Marcia, who played his and “Nice Work If You Can Get It” . She’s been dancing since the age of 5 and love interest, Fiona . He has also performed with Tabard, SDG, FJC and Mystery enjoys performing in our productions with such talented people . She works for By Design . “Thank you, Lord, for allowing me to be able to share this love of Alaska Airlines, loves to travel and absolutely loves animals! She sends her thanks theatre with my entire family ”. to everyone for their support! Rhona McFadyen (Stewardess Cindy, Nurse #1) Rhona is thrilled to be back Cynthia Greaves (Principal, Motel Manager, Prologue Pilot, BZ Man, Atlanta in her second production with WVLO, having last appeared as Tess in “Crazy For Doctor) This is Cynthia’s fourth show with WVLO . She previously played Millicent You” and serving as the Assistant Choreographer in our last production of “A Chorus Winter and was in the men’s vice squad in “Nice Work If You Can Get It”; Madame Line”! She teaches 8th grade history at Dartmouth Middle School and choreographs Dubonnet in “The Boy Friend” & was in the ensemble of “Oklahoma!” Cynthia their school musical there and at Presentation HS . She most recently appeared in manages PR and social media for WVLO and also helps backstage on some shows . SBMT’s “Gypsy” as Dainty June . She wants to thank her entire support network, She is also an adjudicator with Theatre Bay Area (TBA) . When not playing with her too numerous to mention . and hopes you enjoy the show! theater friends, Cynthia is the communications manager for a local HS district, and Ken Powell (Agent Branton, RR Ticket Agent, Tailor) Ken is proud to be making is an avid reader and traveler . She thanks all of you for supporting local theatre!! his WVLO debut . He’s happy to be back on stage after sitting in the Director’s Sandra Henschke (Paula Abagnale) Sandra is excited to be back for her third chair . You may have seen his shows – SCP’s “Shrek” and SVCT’s “” . production with WVLO, having previously appeared as Duchess Estonia Dulworth His favorite roles include Lazar Wolfe in “Fiddler On Roof” and Halloran/Drunk in “Nice Work If You Can Get It” (the actress who swung on the chandelier) and Santa in “Miracle on 34th Street”, both for SVCT and Nate Christianson in Los Polly Brown in “The Boy Friend” . She also performed in BBB’s “My Fair Lady” . Altos Stage’s “From Us To You” . During the day you can find him working away Offstage she enjoys pursuing her career in Human Resources and, in spare time, at Apple where he is a Software Engineer . He extends a huge thank you to his wife, playing music with her church worship band, staying active and spending time Melinda, who keeps letting him do these shows . with family and friends . Jery Rosas (Carl Hanratty) Jery returns for his 18th production with WVLO, Daria Keidar (Stewardess Mindy, Nurse #2) Daria returns for her third having just appeared as Paul in “A Chorus Line” . His favorite roles so far: Bobby production with WVLO, having just appeared in “A Chorus Line” and before that as in “Crazy For You”, “Jerry/Daphne” in “Sugar”, Phil Davis in “White Christmas”, a Stage crew member for “Footloose” . She’s been dancing since the age of 3 and her Judas in SCP’s “Jesus Christ, Superstar” . Robert in Limelight Actor Theater’s favorite roles have been Annabel in “Lucky Stiff” and Miranda in “The Tempest” . A “Boeing Boeing”, and Max in “Lend Me A Tenor” . He has already been cast as native Californian, Daria is a student at Prospect HS and has danced competitively Hysterium in Pintello Comedy Theater’s “A Funny Thing…Forum” in September . for three years . Her goal is to study musical theatre on the East Coast . He sends special love to Munster and the BFF’s and his family for his crazy schedule . Samantha Kinley (Bank Teller, Prologue Tourist, FBI Lovely Lady) This is Most importantly, Thank YOU, dear audience member for supporting the local Samantha’s first show with WVLO but she has been doing shows since she was 12 arts!! www .jeryrosas .com . years old, and her 23rd production starring in overall . Her previous roles include Steve Sammonds (Roger, Judge, Executive, BZ Man) Steve is excited Mimi in “Guys & Dolls” and Mrs . Clackett in “Noises Off” . Samantha currently to return to WVLO for his second production, after previously appearing nearly attends WVC with hopes to transfer into a conservatory program next springj . four years ago as Mordcha in “” . Other credits include “Dirty David Lamcke (Agent, Dr . Wanamaker, Michael) David returns for his seventh Rotten Scoundrels”, “Curtains”, “Fiorello”, “Gypsy” and “”, all with performing production with WVLO, having appeared in “A Chorus Line”, “Dames SBMT . A certified chorus director with the Barbershop Harmony Society, Steve At Sea”, “Irene”, “Sugar”, “Sweet Charity” and “Crazy For You” . He has also worked is the past musical director of the Peninsulaires Barbershop Chorus and currently on twelve of our stage crews, including “Nice Work If You Can Get It”, “”, continued on page 14 10 11 WHO’S WHO IN OUR CAST

Rachelle Abbey Devin Adler Michelle Alindogan Brett Carlson Hank Lawson Rhona McFadyen Ken Powell Jery Rosas

Elizabeth Cox Ethan Dea Noelle Dea AJ Duprey Steve Sammonds Tyler Savin Frank Sherlock Amanda Vogel

Ashley Faus Timothy Ford Andrea Furtado Cynthia Greaves Krista Warner Jennifer Young

Sandra Henschke Daria Keidar Samantha Kinley David Lamcke

12 13 sings in the quartet Spellbound . Steve works at Rocket Fuel, Inc . in Redwood City WHO’S WHO ON OUR STAFF and is a native of SJ, where he now resides with his wife, Terri, and two sons . Tyler Savin (Frank Abagnale, Jr .) Tyler returns for his second production Nancy Kwong (Producer) Nancy returns for her 17th assignment with WVLO, having won an ERMA award for his stellar performance as Ren in her 37 years of involvement with WVLO . This season, she McCormack in our production of “Footloose” last season . His list of theatrical has served as Assistant Producer for both of the other shows and credits includes Huck Finn in “” and Will Parker in “Oklahoma!”, both has performed, choreographed and served as a Board Member with San Benito Stage Company and Dr . Madden in “Next To Normal” with throughout those years as well . She earned her BA degree from SVCT . Tyler’s hobbies are sports, theatre and video games and in his future, he’d CSU and her Masters in Speech Pathology from SJSU . She applies like to find a job around theater (directing, tech, acting, etc .) those teaching skills in the OGSD and in her spare time, keeps in Frank Sherlock (Jack Barnes, Bartender) Frank is back for his tenth touch with her 2 busy boys, Cameron and Riley . “performing” production with WVLO, have most recently appeared in “In The Earl Masuda (Assistant Producer) This marks Earl’s 24th WVLO Heights” as a Bartender . He’s getting to feel pretty comfortable in these roles! You production since 2008! He has been in the Cast, on the Crew or may have also seen him in “White Chritmas”, “Bells Are Ringing”, “9 To 5”, “The on the Staff and sometimes in more than one (like “Footloose” Boy Friend” and others . He also played a Detective in SCP’s “Grand Hotel” and has which he produced and was cast in the role of Principal Clark .) worked on our stage crews for several productions (something he enjoys as much Earl’s favorite role was being in the quartet in “Breaking Up Is Hard as being onstage!) . He was the recipient of our prestigious Jean Hutchins Special To Do” . He thanks his wife, Pat, for her always “going with the Service Award for the 2011–2012 season and is currently serving as a member of flow” and sons, Matt and Chris, for putting up with him during our Board of Directors . productions . Lastly, he thanks his family and friends for their continued support Amanda Vogel (Stewardess Kellie, Nurse #4) Amanda is thrilled to be in her Elizabeth Dale (Associate Producer) Elizabeth produced the first sixth show with WVLO! Her favorite role to date was playing Patsy in”Crazy For show of our season, “In The Heights” and now steps into a “helper” You” . Other productions include “The Drowsy Chaperone”, “Annie”, and her role for this one . For the past 29 years, she has served in almost favorite show was “Sugar” where she met the love of her life, David . When not every staff position in addition to assisting most of the other performing, she works as a receptionist for Apple, enjoys chilling with her cat and positions . She has served on the Board of Directors for several is a nap enthusiast . years, and has always received major support from her husband, Krista Warner (Cheryl) Krista is thrilled to make her debut on the WVLO stage! Lester, during their 61 years of marriage . Over the past year she has taken time away from theatre to focus on her teaching Lisa Mianes (Director) Lisa returns to this Staff Position for her career at Honguyn Art and Super Safari Preschool in Sunnyvale . Since her return fourth production with WVLO, having directed last season’s to the stage she has performed with NTC in “Oleanna” and in SVCT’s “Vanya, “Nice Work If You Can Get It” and before that “Breakin’ Up Is Sonia, Tasha & Spike” as Nina . Before her break, she played such roles as Ulla in Hard To Do” and “Anything Goes” . She has also served as the “”, Penelope in “The Odyssey”, and Louise in “Epic Proportions” . Assistant Director for “Where’s Charley?” and “Hello, Dolly” . Her It has been such a joy for her to return to her passion and is grateful to have been performance credits include “Mame”, “King & I”, “Music Man” included in this incredibly talented cast . Passengers, please take your seat and enjoy and “Nunsense” for which she won an ERMA Award for her role this amazing production of “Catch Me If You Can” . as Sister Robert Anne . She also appeared as Roxie Hart in SCP’s “Chicago” and as Sweet Sue in SBMTs “Sugar” . She works as an EA to the SVP General Counsel in Jennifer Young (Trio, Prologue Stewardess, Attractive Assistant) Jennifer returns the Legal Department at Maxim Integrated . We’re delighted she took time from for her fifth musical with WVLO, having previously appeared in last season’s her busy schedule to join our staff for this Bay Area premiere . “Footloose” and before that in “White Christmas”, “The Sound of Music” and “How To Succeed…” . Her extensive list of theatrical credits includes SBMT’s “Curtains” Ron Bowman (Music Director) Ron returns for this third & “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels”, PAP’s “The Addams Family”, “” and “Miss production with WVLO in this staff position, having previously Saigon” to mention just a few . She earned her Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine served as Music Director for our last production of “A Chorus from Palmer West and by day is a chiropractic Ninja for Premise Health at ! Line” and for “Nice Work If You Can Get It” in the fall of 2015 . He Jennifer loves reading, watching Netflix and spending time with her cats, Xena and spends his days teaching instrumental music at Castillero Middle Ares . The highlight of her career was joining Google’s chiropractic team . School . A native of Washington state, he moved to California 14 15 to attend the UP’s Conservatory of Music . Since then he has earned a Master of Bay including PAP, WBO, LTSJ and TheaterWorks . His recent designs were seen Music in Saxophone Performance from USC and is a saxophonist with the SF in SCP’s “A Chorus Line”, “Rent”, “Spring Awakening” and “Shrek, the Musical”; Wind Ensemble, plays saxophone and clarinet with Winchester Orchestra, the PAP’s “The Little Mermaid” and “Day In Hollywood/Night In The Ukraine” and Cambrian Symphony and is a woodwind doubler with theater groups throughout WBO’s “Madame Butterfly” . By day, Ed is an engineering manager at Netflix . the Bay Area . Dan Singletary (Sound Designer) Dan returns to this staff position D. Asa Stern (Vocal Director) Asa currently teaches music at after serving as Sound Designer for WVLO’s last production of “A Cupertino Middle School . He completed a MM in Composition at Chorus Line” . He has been involved with SBMT and WVLO since USF-Tampa and a Med in Curriculum and Instruction at UOP . As 2013, when he discovered the Saratoga theatre groups by playing a performer, Asa works as a pianist, vocalist, woodwind doubler and trombone in the orchestra . He quickly moved on to music direct conductor . He has conducted for many organizations, including many productions and also became involved as Producer, Co- Cazadero Performing Arts Camp, DMTC, LAYT, Pacific Music Producer, Sound Designer and Rigging Head for several SBMT Camp, SCP, SBMT, TITM, SV Men’s Chorus, US Davis and the productions . When not playing at the theater, Dan works as a Design Verification choirs at St . Timothy’s Episcopal Church in MV and the Joint Venture Churches Engineer at Apple, having recently completed a 16-year turn at Cisco Systems . of Almaden Valley . He has recorded and performed with many groups, including Mike MacKenzie (Co-Stage Manager, Bartender) This marks STOCtet, The Choral Project, Resounding Achord and Dave Brubeck . Mike’s 43rd production with WVLO, his most recent was Co- Lisa Callaghan (Choreographer) We welcome Lisa back for her Stage Managing “A Chorus Line” . The majority of his time on twelfth production with WVLO, having just choreographed “A the crew is spent choreographing the set moves but with “Chorus Chorus Line” in March . She first choreographed “Once Upon Line”, there wasn’t that much to do . He often dons a character A Mattress” back in 2006 and has since added her terpsichorean costume to appear onstage (which he’s doing in this show) . He’s talents to “Nice Work If You Can Get It”, “The Boy Friend”, a retired electronics tech and his hobbies are photography and his “Grease”, “Sugar”, “White Christmas”, & “The Drowsy lovely wife, Cay, not necessarily in that order . Mike also loves to travel and he just Chaperone” to mention just a few . Her extensive list of credits returned from a memorable European trip, but he especially enjoys ‘manipulating” includes productions at SCU, PHS and all over the Bay Area . She earned her BA the sets and his crew! in Theatre/Dance at SCU, has been dancing for 40 years and teaching for more Dave Raiman (Co-Stage Manager) Dave joined our WVLO family than 25 years . We’re always delighted when Lisa makes time to bring her special in 1991 and has been involved in many productions ever since . choreography to our stage . He most recently served as Co-Stage Manager for “A Chorus Line” Stephen C. Wathen (Production Set Designer/Scenic Artist) Stephen and as Sound Designer for “In The Heights” . He was the recipient returns for his 76th production design for WVLO, his most recent of the Jean Hutchins Award for the 2009–2010 season and, like work was this season’s opening production of “In The Heights” . Mike, has been coerced at times to don a tuxedo and dance in our His beautiful realistic and stunning scenic drops have been part ballroom scenes . Dave is a graduate of the University of Illinois in of our most memorable musicals, including “White Christmas”, Computer Engineering and works for IBM . He also serves as our Web Master so “Sound Of Music”, “Desert Song”, “Seven Brides…Brothers” we’re very happy to have his expert internet services maintaining our web site . and many more, too numerous to mention . His impressive list of Judy Pincus (Costumer) Judy is back for her 26th production as credits includes more than 400 stage productions, 25 movies and over a hundred Costumer after a short break from this position . Her last show TV series, an animator for the Gumby TV series and a special effects designer for was “Irene” in 2015 and some of her favorites are “Mame”, “42nd George Lucas Films . He wrote the scripts and designed the sets for his original Street”, “Big River”, our first “Annie”, “Sweet Charity”, “Plaid productions of “Dracula” and “The Three Musketeers” presented Tidings”, “Oliver”, “Spelling Bee” and “DamnYankees” (twice!) by Ohlone College in Fremont . We appreciate Stephen taking the She has served on the WVLO Board of Directors for the past 16 time to bring his talents to our productions . years (currently as Secretary) and House Manager for most of our Ed Hunter (Lighting Designer) Ed is back for his fourth show with WVLO productions . Her daytime hours are now spent as a Budget Analyst at NASA WVLO, having just provided lighting for our last production of Ames, after retiring from Stanford University with 27 years in IT Finance . Judy “A Chorus Line” . He had also lit up our stage for “Sugar” and “9 thanks her awesome costume helpers and her late parents, who got her involved To 5”! He has worked with many other companies in the South in the crazy world of theater! 16 17 Andy Amaro (Wig Designer) Andy happily returns to the WVLO WVLO Musical Theatre Company Awards team for his third show in a row with his hair and wig design . After performing on stage for many years, he has turned his interests to The following awards, chosen by the Staff, are presented to a member of each “behind the scenes” work with various local community theater production who has made an outstanding contribution to the success of that groups . His last performance on stage was in SBMT’s “Gentlemen production in the following areas . Listed are awards for the past few productions . Prefer Blondes” in 2014 . His wig and hair designs have also been featured at CMTSJ, LTSJ, Opera San Jose and at WVLO where he Captain’s Cape Award — Presented in memory of our late President, won an ERMA Service Award . Andy is the recipient of the Janie Huff “Producer’s Captain R .P . Maurice to an outstanding member of the ensemble . Award” and has been awarded and honored with an SBMT Silver Jacket Award . Emily Goes — and “Irene” He’s glad to be back with friends and the entire WVLO staff, cast and crew . Devin Adler — “Nice Work If You Can Get It” Amanda Nguyen — “Dames At Sea” Jennifer Young — “Footloose” ACRONYMS/ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS PROGRAM The Cast—“In The Heights” ASM Assistant Stage Manager SM Stage Manager Daria Keidar—“A Chorus Line” BA Bachelor of Arts SVCT South Valley Community Orchestra Award — Presented to an outstanding member of the orchestra . BBB Broadway By The Bay Theatre Neil Bliss — “Irene” BS Bachelor of Science TBA Theatre Bay Area Susan Schadeck-Chase and David Swager — “Nice Work If You Can Get It” CMTSJ Children’s Musical Theatre TITM Theatre In The Mountains Jerald Bittle — “Dames At Sea” of San Jose WVLO West Valley Light Opera’s Monica Bugoan-Abaken — “Footloose” Musical Theatre Company CSU Chico State University Amanda Ku—“In The Heights” EA Executive Assistant Computer Business Service Sarah Moulder—“A Chorus Line” ERMA Enid & Ross Maurice Award Quality Printing & Direct Mail Technical Award FMT Foothill Musical Theatre Service — Presented to an outstanding member of the 6472 Camden Ave #106 HS High School stage crew in memory of our late Production Manager, Linda Wallitner . San Jose CA 95120 Cynthia Greaves — “Irene” LASC Los Altos Stage Company (408) 268-1990 LAYT Los Altos Youth Theater Amber Fank — “Nice Work If You Can Get It” •Postcards Dawn Johnson — “Dames At Sea” LTSJ Lyric Theatre of San Jose •Business Cards OGSD Oak Grove School District •Envelopes Reina Romero — “Footloose” PAP Palo Alto Players •Letterhead Matt Faus—“In The Heights” •Flyers Matt Faus—“A Chorus Line” PYT Peninsula Youth Theatre •Carbonless Forms SBMT South Bay Musical Theatre •Labels Jean Hutchins Award — Presented in memory of Jean Hutchins, our late SCP Sunnyvale Community •Posters •Direct Mail Advertising ticket lady — the recipient is chosen annually by the Board of Directors . Players 2010–2011 Season — Frank Sherlock SCPL Santa Clara Players SPECIAL 2011–2012 Season — Nancy Dean SCU Santa Clara University We Will Donate 10% To WVLO From Orders 2012–2013 Season — Dawn Johnson SFSU San Francisco State Placed By WVLO Patrons 2013–2014 Season — David Lamcke University Use Code #WV100 2014–2015 Season — Nita Rabe-Uyeno SJCLO San Jose Civic Light Opera 2015–2016 Season — Chris Frye SJSU San Jose State University 18 19 WVLO Musical Theatre Company WVLO Musical Theatre Company’s Information

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