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Music and Lyrics by Adapted by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company Based upon the Classic Motion Picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros.

featuring Cassie Okenka Noah Aberlin Chris Kind Jason Simon Pat Sibley Robert John Biedermann Caitlin Maloney Bruce Warren Snickers as Toto with Brian Bailey J Ryan Carroll Lauryn Ciardullo David Geinosky Beau Hutchings K.C. Leiber Tommy Martinez Timothy McNeill Taylor Hilt Mitchell Lauren Patton Jessa Rose Sara Ruzicka Sarah Stevens Set and Costumes designed by Lighting Designer Sound Designer Tim McQuillen-Wright Bob Bonniol Shannon Slaton Rob Halliday Hair/Make-up Designer Animals by Special Effects by Bernie Ardia William Berloni J&M Special Effects Projections Created by Aereographics® Projection Coordinator Second Home Productions Flying by Foy Bob Bonniol MODE Studios Background Music by Dance & Vocal Arrangements by Orchestrations by Herbert Stothart Peter Howard Larry Wilcox Music Supervisor/Coordinator Musical Director/Conductor Additional Orchestrations Nate Patten John Mezzio Production Stage Manager Production Manager Company Manager Ron Guarnieri Justin Reiter Joel T. Herbst General Management Casting Tour Press & Marketing Gregory Vander Ploeg Dave Clemmons Casting Wendy Connor Gentry & Associates True Marketing Executive Producer Seth C. Wenig Choreographed by Leigh Constantine

Directed by Nigel West Adapted from the Mayflower Theatre Southampton Production Produced by Michael Rose Ltd and Chris Moreno. Premiered 7 December, 2007.

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17 casT OF cHaracTers (in order of appearance)

Dorothy Gale ...... CASSIE OKENKA Toto ...... SNICKERS Toto (at some performances)...... PRINCESS Aunt Em ...... CAITLIN MALONEY Uncle Henry ...... BRUCE WARREN Zeke ...... JASON SIMON Hickory...... CHRIS KIND Hunk ...... NOAH ABERLIN Miss Gultch ...... PAT SIBLEY Professor Marvel ...... ROBERT JOHN BIEDERMANN Glinda, Good Witch of the North ...... CAITLIN MALONEY Wicked Witch of the West ...... PAT SIBLEY Scarecrow ...... NOAH ABERLIN Tinman ...... CHRIS KIND Lion ...... JASON SIMON Emerald City Guard ...... BRUCE WARREN The Wizard of Oz...... ROBERT JOHN BIEDERMANN Citizens of Munchkinland...... BRIAN BAILEY, K.C. LEIBER, TOMMY MARTINEZ, TAYLOR HILT MITCHELL, LAUREN PATTON, SARAH STEVENS Crows ...... DAVID GEINOSKY, BEAU HUTCHINGS, TIMOTHY MCNEILL Trees ...... LAURYN CIARDULLO, JESSA ROSE, SARA RUZICKA Poppies, Ozions, Jitterbugs, Winkies...... ENSEMBLE Winkie General...... TOMMY MARTINEZ Nikko, Commander of the Monkeys ...... BRUCE WARREN

Swing, Dance Captain...... J RYAN CARROLL uNDersTuDies Understudies never substitute for listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance.

For Dorothy - LAUREN PATTON, SARAH STEVENS; For Aunt Em/Glinda - LAURYN CIARDULLO, K.C. LIEBER; For Uncle Henry/Emerald City Guard - BRIAN BAILEY, DAVID GEINOSKY, TAYLOR HILT MITCHELL; For Hickory/Tinman - BEAU HUTCHINGS, TIMOTHY MCNEILL, TAYLOR HILT MITCHELL; For Hunk/Scarecrow - BRIAN BAILEY, DAVID GEINOSKY, TOMMY MARTINEZ; For Zeke/Lion- BRIAN BAILEY, BRUCE WARREN; For Miss Gultch/ Wicked Witch of the West - JESSA ROSE, SARA RUZICKA; For Professor Marvel/The Wizard of Oz - BRUCE WARREN. OrcHesTra Musical Director/Conductor—NATE PATTEN Assistant Conductor/Keyboard—JOEY CHANCEY Reeds—RYAN CLAUS, BRETT GREGORY, TERRY HALVORSON Trumpets—CHRISTOPHER IMHOFF, STEPHEN MARK MORGAN Trombone—CLAIR SOCCI Drums/Percussion—PHIL COIRO

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19 Musical Numbers ACT ONE

Overture ...... Orchestra Scene 1 - The Kansas Prairie Scene 2 - Farmyard “Over the Rainbow” ...... Dorothy Scene 3 - Gypsy Caravan Scene 4 - The Twister “The Cyclone” ...... Orchestra Scene 5 - Munchkinland “Munchkinland” ...... Orchestra “Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead” ...... Glinda, Dorothy & Munchkins “Yellow Brick Road” ...... Munchkins Scene 6 - Scarecrow - Corn Field “If I Only Had a Brain” ...... Scarecrow, Dorothy & Crows “We’re Off To See the Wizard” ...... Dorothy & Scarecrow Scene 7 - Tinman - Cottage “If I Only Had a Heart” ...... Tinman & Trees & Dorothy “We’re Off To See the Wizard” ...... Dorothy, Tinman & Scarecrow Scene 8 - Lion - Wild Forest “Lions, Tigers and Bears” ...... Dorothy, Tinman & Scarecrow “If I Only Had the Nerve” ...... Lion with Dorothy, Tinman & Scarecrow “We’re Off To See the Wizard” ...... Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman & Lion SCENE 9 - Poppy Field “Poppies” ...... Chorus, Glinda, Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman & Lion

ACT TWO

ENTR’ACTE ...... Orchestra Scene 1 - Gates of Emerald City Scene 2 - Town Square, Emerald City “Merry Old Land of Oz” ...... Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman, Lion, Emerald City Guard & Ozions “Reprise: Merry Old Land of Oz” ...... Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman, Lion, Emerald City Guard & Ozions “If I Were King of the Forest” ...... Lion Scene 3 - The Wizard’s Chamber Scene 4 - Gates of Emerald City “March of the Winkies” ...... Winkies Scene 5 - Haunted Forest “Jitterbug” ...... Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman, Lion & Jitterbugs “Reprise: Jitterbug” ...... Jitterbugs Scene 6 - The Witch’s Castle “Reprise: Over the Rainbow” ...... Dorothy “Reprise: Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead” ...... Winkies Scene 7 - The Wizard’s Chamber Scene 8 - Town Square, Emerald City SCENE 9 - The Kansas Prairie

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

CASSIE OKENKA (Dorothy Gale) is delighted to play this Ballet, Cuballet, American Repertory Ballet, Featured dancer iconic character. Prior, she was seen on MTV’s “Legally National and International Tour of Fosse with Ben Vereen & Blonde: The Search for Elle Woods” as part of the Top Ruthie Henshal. Various Workshops, Regional Theater and Ten. She graduated from Baldwin Wallace-Conservatory of TV credits. Thanks to my beautiful Wife, Kolstein Talent Music. Credits: Brooklyn (Brooklyn, Playhouse Square), Side Agency, Family and Friends for their love and support. www. Show (Daisy), Cats (Jellylorum), George M! (Josie Cohan) judsonryancarroll.com among others. Love to family, JC, and friends. LAURYN CIARDULLO (Ensemble) is thrilled to be joining NOAH ABERLIN (Hunk/Scarecrow) is very excited to be this incredible cast! Credits: A Chorus Line (Diana Morales) back on the road after performing in the national tours of (Dennis Edenfield, Dir.), Granola! The Musical (The writer/ The Producers and Contact. Other credits: Guys and Dolls Dance Captain) (an NYC Fringe Festival awarded recipient), (Sky Masterson), Into The Woods (Baker), Damn Yankees FAME! (Carmen) opposite John Tartaglia in Little Shop Of (Mikey), West Side Story (Pepe), Fiddler on the Roof (Fyedka), Horrors (Audrey). Infinite love to Luisa and Joe xoxo! My Way (Man #1), and Candide (Governor’s Aide). He is a David Geinosky (Ensemble) is filled with “Joy and Brooklyn, NY native and holds a BFA in Musical Theatre Rapture” to be making his National tour debut. He is a from Syracuse University. He is very excited to be a part of proud graduate of The American Musical and Dramatic such an iconic show. Many thanks to everyone in his life, Academy. Regional: Altar Boyz (Mark), Footloose (Ren), All especially his wonderful family! Shook Up (Dennis), Forever Plaid (Frankie), White Christmas CHRIS KIND (Hickory/Tinman) studied theatre (Mr. Snoring Man, Understudy Bot Wallace). Love to Mom, performance at Minnesota State University. He has appeared Dad, Andrea and beyond faithful friends. Sincere thanks to in productions at Park Square Theatre, The Gallery Players, Clemmons Casting. Highland Summer Theatre and other regional theatres BEAU HUTCHINGS (Ensemble) is thrilled to be joining around Minneapolis and New York. Thank you to my Wife NETworks and company on his first national tour! A proud and Parents for their love and support. graduate of Western Michigan University, he received his JASON SIMON (Zeke/Lion) is a photographer, designer, BFA in the Music Theatre Performance program in the singer, actor, and all-around loveable rogue who has traversed Spring of ‘08. Thanks to Mom and Dad for their constant this continent with many touring productions, most recently love and support, Dave Clemmons Casting and to PCL for as Max Bialystock in Mel Brooks’ The Producers. Other everything. Enjoy the show! roles: Odd Couple (Oscar Madison), Man in the Iron Mask K.C. LEIBER (Ensemble) graduated from Syracuse (Porthos), CATS (Old Deuteronomy), Of Mice & Men University in musical theatre. NY credits: The Wild Party (Lenny), Pirates of Penzance (The Pirate King). Much love to (Mae) at the Gallery Players, and a reading of Little Mary his loving and supporting friends & family. ISAM Sunshine (Blanche) at Chelsea Studios. Regional: Grease PAT SIBLEY (Miss Gultch/Wicked Witch of the West) Previous (Frenchy). West Side Story (Rosalia), and Seven Brides for national tours include 3 years with Oklahoma! as “Aunt Eller” Seven Brothers (Alice) all at Forestburgh Playhouse. Love/ and a year with Annie as “Mrs Pugh.” Born and raised in Los thanks to my parents and friends. Angeles, Pat now resides in Seattle. Recent credits: The Prathers TOMMY MARTINEZ (Ensemble) is thrilled to be joining Family of Dinner Theatres in FL, PA and AZ. Training: A.C.T. the cast of The Wizard of Oz. He was a proud member of in San Francisco and PCPA in Santa Maria, CA. the first national tour and Atlantic City cast of The Wedding ROBERT JOHN BIEDERMANN (Professor Marvel/ Singer. He would like to thank his 3 sets of parents, 7 sets of The Wizard of ) Oz Thirty years on the “Yellow Brick grandparents, 7 siblings and billions of friends for their love Road” being Mr. Laurence, Shamus, Herr Schultz, Benny and support. Hi Cricket and Ponies! Southstreet, Gooper, Straus, Lazar Wolfe, Roosevelt, Van TIMOTHY McNEILL (Ensemble) “And in the end, it’s not Buren, Mushnik, Krupke, Potter, Major General, Parchester, the years of your life that counts, but the life in your years.” Mr. Frank, Owl...150 productions later, the Emerald City! Timothy would first like to thank God and dedicate this role National Tours: Molly Brown, 7 Brides …, Gentlemen Prefer to his family, Chase Key, and Grady Bowman for all of their Blondes, Urban Cowboy, Little Women. Dedicated to my love and support. Furthermore, he holds a BFA in Dance Family & Friends. Brains! Courage! Heart! Bullet! Performance from East Carolina University. CAITLIN MALONEY (Aunt Em/Glinda) National/ TAYLOR HILT MITCHELL (Ensemble) cannot express International Tour: The Great American Trailer Park Musical how thankful he is to be a part of this production! Tour: 1st national and international debut - Edinburgh Fringe Boomerang Tack and The Unseen Green Machine (National Festival 2008/ Birmingham, England (Pickles). Regional: Theatre for Children). Regional: Anything Goes (Prather Trailer Park (Pickles), Annie Get your Gun! (Annie Oakley). Entertainment Group). Theme Park: Dutch Wonderland Other Roles: The Pirates of Penzance (Edith), Pajama Game and Santa’s Village (RWS and Associates). Winner of 2007 (Babe Williams). Education: The Hartt School, BFA. Sincere IAAPA for Best Theme Park Show. “Through Christ all thanks to my family and friends! things are possible” Phil. 4:13 BRUCE WARREN (Uncle Henry/Emerald City Guard) LAUREN PATTON (Ensemble) is excited to be on her first Credits include: 25th Anniversary Cats Tour (Gus/Growl national tour. She graduated from Elon University with a Tiger/Bustopher Jones), First National Oklahoma! tour, The BFA degree in Music Theatre, minor in Dance. Regional: Kiss Producers (Franz Liebkind), Ragtime (Tateh) and Bat Boy Me, Kate; Thoroughly Modern Millie; Cinderella and Joseph (Dr. Parker). He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Ithaca … Dreamcoat (Flat Rock Playhouse). Other credits (Elon College. http://web.mac.com/brucewarren University): Cabaret (Lulu), West Side Story (Clarice), Company BRIAN BAILEY (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making his (Marta). Thanks to her loving family, friends, and God. national tour debut, and is a proud graduate of Northern JESSA ROSE (Ensemble) Regional: Oklahoma! (Surflight Kentucky University. Credits: The Producers (Carmen), Theatre). Tours: Surflight-to-Go—School House Rock, Live! Beauty and The Beast (Lumiere), Bat Boy: The Musical (Bat (Dori), Maggie McGee…(Ashley), Reviving Ophelia (Jill), Boy), A Chorus Line (Mike), 42nd Street (Billy), Disney Alexander who is not…Going to Move (Mom). Other credits: Cruise line. Thank you to fofi and all my loved ones for your George M! (Nellie Cohan), Bye Bye Birdie (Debra Sue). support. brianbaileyactor.com Training: B.A. from Wagner College. Jessa is on the dance J RYan carroll (Swing/Dance Captain) Principal & staff of Broadway Artists Alliance in NYC. Love to family Soloist roles – Ballet Concierto de Puerto Rico, Alabama and friends for always believing.

22 WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

SARA RUZICKA (Ensemble) Hailing from Houston, II to the musical Judy which he also worked on when it Texas, Sara is delighted to be joining the NETworks family. transferred to London’s Strand Theatre in 1986. After a Returning from performing overseas and at the Edinburgh season on the Theatre Of Comedy production of Rookery Fringe Festival, she just completed her run as Pippi in the Nook at London’s Shaftesbury Theatre he joined the Olivier first national/international tour and UK premiere of The award winning musical Me and My Girl at the Adelphi Great American Trailer Park Musical. Regional: Richard Theatre and became Associate Director in March 1988, O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show LIVE (Janet); Smokey Joe’s going on to direct the first sell out British national tour. Café (Delee); CATS (Bombalurina); Footloose (Wendy Jo); He has also acted as Artistic Consultant on several foreign and Bat Boy: The Musical (Ruthie/Ned). She holds a B.F.A productions, and has directed the show in Stockholm, (in from Shenandoah University and Conservatory. Much love Swedish) Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Receiving to all of her incredible family and friends. God Bless! best director nominations for the Canadian and Australian SARAH STEVENS productions. Nigel then became Associate director of the (Ensemble) received her BFA in Music Crazy For You Theatre from Elon University. Professional credits:West Side Tony and Olivier award-winning at the Story (Maria), Children of Eden (Yonah), Jane Eyre (Blanche Prince Edward Theatre, London and directed the UK Ingram), Into the Woods (Cinderella), Steel Magnolias tour and Australian Production of the show. He also acted (Shelby), Les Miserables, Sunday in the Park with George, as artistic supervisor for the South African production. Thoroughly Modern Millie The musical Closer Than Ever for Bergen Film, Stage and . She thanks her family for their Television, Holland. A sell out season of She Loves Me loving support and God for his faithfulness. for the Drayton Festival Theatre, Canada. He was UK RON GUARNIERI (Production Stage Manager) is happy to Associate Director of the Olivier award-winning Disney’s back on the road with The Wizard of Oz! National Tours: Fosse, Beauty and The Beast at London’s Dominion Theatre and A Chorus Line (20th Anniversary Tour), Fiddler on the Roof resident Director of the Tony and Olivier Award winning (35th Anniversary Tour), Ain’t Misbehavin’, My Fair Lady, musical revival of Kander and Ebb’s Chicago at the Adelphi A Christmas Carol, From Belle To Broadway and An Evening Theatre, which he also directed in Buenos Aires, Mexico with Robert Goulet. Las Vegas: Ray Romano, Chippendales City and Dusseldorf. His own recent productions include and Always. . . Patsy Cline. Regional: Evita, Nunsense, Big a national tour of Stephen King’s Misery starring Sandra River, South Pacific, Bells are Ringing, Company, 1940’s Radio Maitland and Leslie Grantham, Just For Joe a one woman Hour and Brigadoon. show starring Brenda Cochrane at the Edinburgh festival JOEL T. HERBST Company Manager and subsequent Scottish Tour. Various pantomimes at ( ) A proud native Glasgow Kings theatre, Birmingham Hippodrome and “Wiscahnsinite”, Joel is excited to be in Oz after spending Coventry. Dennis Potter’s Blue Remembered Hills for the the last year in Ridgefield, New Jersey, 1985. A graduate of Belgrade Theatre, Coventry. Most recently he directed a Carroll College, WI, Joel’s favorite roles include: brother, US tour of The Producers for Susan Stroman including a friend, son, uncle (among others). Thanks again, Ken, Seth, season at Harrahs Casino, Atlantic City. Chicago at the Scott, GVP & all the NETworks staff. GO GOSLINGS!!! Cambridge Theatre, London. The Wizard of Oz for the NATE PATTEN (Musical Director/Conductor) is thrilled to Mayflower Theatre, Southampton and has just returned be on the road again having most recently musical directed from Vienna, Austria where he directed the first German the first national tour of The Wedding Singer. Other favorite speaking production of The Producers!! In February 2009 credits: Beyond the Rainbow (Stage Door Theatre, Fort Nigel will direct a new production of Chicago opening in Lauderdale), Sunday in the Park with George, Nunsence, The Brisbane Australia. Spitfire Grill The Mystery of Edwin Drood and . Much love to LEIGH CONSTANTINE (Choreographer) Leigh spent my wonderful family and friends. many years as a performer in London’s West End. Her L. FRANK BAUM (Author) In 1900, L. Frank Baum wrote West End performing credits include The Producers The Wizard of Oz simply to please children. He first adapted Original cast, Drury Lane Theatre (Dance Captain and it to the stage musical in 1902 and numerous theatrical Associate Choreographer); Anything Goes Drury Lane versions have been produced over the years. Baum was Theatre, (Dance Captain); Disney’s Beauty and The Beast born to a wealthy oil family in 1856 and endured many Original cast Dominion Theatre, London (and Assistant financial failures, including a chain of theaters, a small Resident Director and Dance Captain UK tour). The variety store and a newspaper. He wrote 14 tales, creating role of Hunyak in Chicago Adelphi Theatre, London; a series about the enchanted land of Oz prior to his death Singin’ in The Rain Royal National Theatre; the European in 1914. Several other authors continued the magical saga, Premier of Of Thee I Sing, Bridewell Theatre; Fame creating a 40 volume series. It is estimated that Baum’s Cambridge Theatre, London; Oklahoma! Original Cast, best-loved tale of Dorothy’s journey through the world Royal National Theatre and Lyceum Theatre, London, of Oz has entertained audiences totaling more than one and may be seen playing the role of Lucy in the film billion people throughout the world. version of Trevor Nunn and Susan Stroman’s production. HAROLD ARLEN E.Y. HARBURG Since 2006, Leigh has been the Associate Choreographer (Composer) and (Lyricist) The Producers hold a very special place in the world of movie and stage of on behalf of Susan Stroman. To date, musicals. Together, their talents have brought new dimensions she has been proud to recreate Ms. Stroman’s work for 5 to a remarkable roster of successful cinematic and theatrical productions; including Two seasons of the US National The Wizard of Oz Tour, a season at Harrah’s Casino in Atlantic City, London’s attractions. In , Harburg and Arlen created a West End and the UK National Tour. Leigh has just score and songs which are as fresh and meaningful today as they returned from Vienna, Austria where she choreographed were when this classic film fable was first introduced in 1939. the first ever German–speaking version of The Producers. From the poignant Academy Award-winning melody “Over Leigh’s recent choreographic credits also include A… my the Rainbow” to the jaunty bell ringer, “Ding! Dong! The name will always be Alice and A Man of No Importance for Witch is Dead!,” Harburg and Arlen take the music-lover and Guildford School of Acting Graduates; Mach es Warm TV the fairy-tale-fancier down the yellow brick road to adventure, The Wizard of Oz enchantment, laughter and some warm whimsical comments performance for LifeBall 2008, and for on the human condition. It’s a story, a message, a sheer magic the Mayflower Theatre, Southampton. which delights each time it is retold. TIM McQUILLEN-WRIGHT (Set and Costume Designer) NIGEL WEST Director Recent designs include: Set & costumes for My Fair Lady ( ) joined the Bristol Old Vic at The Esplinade, Singapore, The Wizard of Oz at the Company at the Theatre Royal where he stayed for three State Fair years working on 29 productions ranging from Richard Mayflower, Southampton, and , London. Other

23 WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST designs include A Midsummer Night’s Dream and American productions of Peter Pan (with Mary Martin in 1954, Buffalo, Brighton, Cinderella, Treasure Island and Blue Sandy Duncan in 1979 and Cathy Rigby in 1990) and Remembered Hills for the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry and originated the flying for Angels in America, Tommy, Terry Pratchett’s musical Only You Can Save Mankind for Aida and The Lion King, among others. Foy flew Nadia the Edinburgh Festival. Tim has also designed the set for Comaneci from the NASDAQ Building 170’ over Times the UK tour of Boy George’s musical Taboo, a European Square for the 2004 Olympic Torch Relay Event in tour of Giselle directed by Sylvie Guillem and is currently New York. Recent Broadway projects include Man of La Associate Set Designer for Sinatra- world tour and Spring Mancha and Dracula the Musical. Foy flying effects are Awakening, West End. also featured in the Broadway productions of Spamalot Chitty Chitty Bang Bang BOB BONNIOL (Lighting Designer/Projection Coordinator) and . Designer: World’s largest outdoor LED screen and content JOHN MEZZIO (Music Supervisor/Coordinator/Additional for the Beijing Summer Olympics; Projection Design Orchestrations) has previously conducted the national tours Sinatra Live at the London Palladium; Production Design The Wedding Singer, the Royal National Theatre’s revival Nickelback All The Right Reasons World Tour; Production of Oklahoma!, Seussical starring Cathy Rigby, Cinderella Design Journey Revelation World Tour; Production Design starring Eartha Kitt and Deborah Gibson, State Fair Leann Rimes This Woman World Tour; Projection and starring John Davidson, and Victor/Victoria starring Toni Media Design 3 Doors Down 17 Days Tour; Projection Tennille. Additionally, Mr. Mezzio was the Associate Design Parsifal at Seattle Opera (Projection Designer of the Conductor for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Starlight Express Year 2003); Lighting and Projection Design for The Music of at the Las Vegas Hilton. John is currently the Musical Andrew Lloyd Webber (Triangle Award for Lighting 2005); Coordinator for the national tours of Annie, Hairspray and Projection Design Godspell National Tour; Lighting Design The Drowsy Chaperone. Victor/Victoria National Tour. www.modestudios.com Dave clemmons casting (Casting) is Dave ROB HALLIDAY (Tour Co-Lighting Designer) Over the last Clemmons C.S.A., Joy Dewing and Robin Steinthal. twenty years Rob has worked on productions around the Broadway: Ring of Fire, In My Life, The Boy From Oz, The world. As lighting designer: last year’s award-winning US Civil War, Brooklyn; Current National/International tours tour of My Fair Lady and UK tour of Equus, Daddy Cool in include: Oliver, The Wizard of Oz, Sweeney Todd, Chicago, London and Berlin, The Merry Wives of Windsor and Hamlet Movin’ Out, Jesus Christ Superstar, West Side Story, Cats, I Love at the Neuss Festival, the Russian Romance concerts in St a Piano. Off-Broadway: How to Save the World, Mimi Le Petersburg, Titanic, Jane Eyre, Candide, Maggie May, The Fix Duck, Bare, Bat Boy, The Ark, Bingo, Cpt. Louie, Zanna Don’t! and others shows in London. As lighting programmer: Mary Readings/ Regional: Grumpy Old Men, The Lost Colony. Poppins, Miss Saigon, Les Misérables, Ragtime, Oklahoma!, The William Berloni Coast of Utopia (Animal Trainer) Broadway: and many more. Rob also teaches lighting Legally Blonde the Musical, Annie (original Sandy), Camelot, at drama schools from London to Hong Kong, and writes Frankenstein, The First, Alice in Wonderland, Oliver!, about entertainment technology; his books Entertainment in Production Anything Goes, Nick and Nora, La Bete, The Wiz, Annie vols 1 and 2 are available now. (20th and 30th anniversary), The Wizard of Oz, Dinner at SHANNON SLATON (Sound Design) designed the tours Eight, Double Feature, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, The Woman Aeros, Kiss Me Kate, Noise/Funk, The Full Monty, Contact, Tap in White, Awake and Sing, The Lieutenant of Inishmore. Dogs, Hairspray, The Producers, and The Wedding Singer. On Author “Broadway Tails” by Lyons Press currently in stores. Broadway he mixed Man of La Mancha, Bombay Dreams, www.theatricalanimals.com. Christmas Carol Sweet Charity, Jersey Boys Dirty Rotten , , TRUE MARKETING - WENDY CONNOR (Tour Press Scoundrels, Spring Awakening and Legally Blonde and is the and Marketing Production Sound Designer for Phantom. Off-Broadway ) Wendy left her post as Vice President of he designed Capture Now, Henry Noodle, Blue Flower, and National Marketing for Broadway Across America after 15 assisted on Hurly Burly. Regional designs include The Last years to start her own firm. TRUE Marketing specializes in Five Years Hallelujah, Baby Tick, tick… BOOM marketing, public relations, new media strategies, branding , , and . and special events for entertainment companies. She also BERNIE ARDIA (Hair/Make-up Designer) (Hair and Wig serves as the Chairman of the Board for Florida Theatrical Design) starting in television, he has designed over 50 Association. She is a graduate from the University of Florida productions including NETworks current productions of The – Go Gators! Wizard of Oz and Annie. Highlights include Kiss of the Spider SETH WENIG Woman Cinderella ( Executive Producer) has been with NETworks with Chita Rivera and with Eartha Kitt. since its inception in 1995. He spearheaded the International He is happy to have worked with many talented performers tours of Fosse starring Ben Vereen/Ruthie Henshall as well as including Toni Tennille, Jamie Lynn Sigler, Deborah Gibson, the UK regional tour of Rodgers’ and Hammerstein’s The Mackenzie Philips, Anita Gillette, Mary Wilson and even King and I. Together with Cameron Mackintosh, Seth served Judge Judy! Mr. Ardia is also the author of “Barbra Streisand as executive producer of a forty week UK regional tour of the in New York City.” National Theatre’sMy Fair Lady which ran last season in the SECOND HOME PRODUCTIONS (Projections) United States. He is currently serving as Executive Producer Second Home Productions have produced the projection on Hairspray and The Drowsy Chaperone. He is most proud sequences for The Wizard of Oz, including the Kansas vista of his greatest productions, Marlo and Camden. and the tornado. The films draw upon a varied palette NETworks Presentations, LLC (Producer) Founded of disciplines including stop-motion animation, CGI, in 1995 by Kenneth Gentry, Seth Wenig and Scott Jackson, miniature effects and live-action green screen filming. The NETworks Presentations has produced and managed over sequences were produced and filmed at Second Home 50 national and international touring productions. Previous Studios, Birmingham, UK. Second Home Productions also highlights: Oliver!, Little Women, Jekyll and Hyde, Kiss of the produce animated material for broadcast television, web and Spiderwoman, The Light in the Piazza film use. Recent UK credits include: The Wizard of Oz and among many others. Follow My Leader Cinderella Last season’s offerings were Annie, Hairspray, My Fair Lady, (B’ham REP), (The Lowry). The Producers, Rentand The Wedding Singer.Joining returning secondhomeproductions.com hits Annie, Hairspray, and Rent this season are The Drowsy FLYING BY FOY (Aereographics®) has provided theatrical Chaperone; Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street flying effects for thousands of stage productions, musicals, and The Wizard of Oz. Upcoming projects include Cinderella, operas, ballets, rock concerts, film and television shows Cry Baby, Handel’s Messiah Rocks and South Pacific. worldwide. The company has flown three Broadway

24 STAFF FOR The Wizard of Oz

Executive Producer Cast Bus...... Croswell VIP Coach Seth C. Wenig Crew Bus...... Clarion Coach General Management For NETworks Presentations Gentry & Associates Chief Executive Officer...... Ken Gentry Scott W. Jackson, Gregory Vander Ploeg Chief Operating Officer...... Scott W. Jackson Tour Press and Marketing Executive Producers...... Seth Wenig, Kary M. Walker True marketing Associate Producer...... Angela Rowles Wendy Connor Senior General Manager...... Gregory Vander Ploeg Jannet Busto Amanda Norvell Assoc. General Manager...... Sara Jane Baldwin Casting Ass’t. General Manager...... José Solivan DAVE CLEMMONS CASTING Production Manager...... Justin Reiter Dave Clemmons Ass’t. Production Manager...... Brad Korff Robin Steinthal Joy Dewing Marketing/PR...... Heather Hess Company Manager Playbill Creation & Maintenance...... Tuckey Requa Joel T. Herbst Music Coordinator...... John Mezzio Production Stage Manager...... Ron Guarnieri Controller...... Paula L. Jenkins Stage Manager...... Matthew W. Jower-Ho Assistant Controller...... Jennifer Gifford MunchKid Coordinator...... Kim Reiter Chief Accountant...... Beverly Howard Costume Design Coordinator...... Randall Klein Accountant...... Lisa Blank Ass’t. Director/Choreographer...... Lauren Kadel Payroll...... Carmen Cox Ass’t. Sound Designer...... Andrew Christian Office Manager...... Buddy Piccolino Projection/Lighting Programmer...... Johnny Bradley Office Assistants...... Judy Harris, Nancy Kerr Ass’t. Lighting Designer...... Rosalyn Fulton Ass’t. Costume Designer...... Amy Hensberry Credits Sound Equipment from PRG Audio; Lighting Equipment Production Assistant...... Matty MacDermid from PRG Lighting;; Scenery Constructed and painted by Technical Director...... T. J. King Scena, F&D Scene Change; Additional Scenery constructed Flyman...... KJ Thorp by F&D Scene Change; Projection Equipment supplied by Carpenter...... Ryan McAlpine Scharff Weisberg, Inc.; Ricola Natural Herb Cough Drops - Production Electrician...... Alan Schuster Courtesy of Ricola USA, Inc.; Emergen-C Health & Energy Head Electrician...... Patrick Johnston Booster provided by Alacer Corp.; Thayer’s lozenges provided Ass’t. Electrician...... R. Warren Bishop by Thayer’s Natural Remedies; Rehearsed at Philips Center, Head Audio...... Nicholas Tranby Gainesville, FL. Ass’t. Audio/Projections...... Jason Nerenberg Head Props...... Michael Triolo Additional Arrangements and Orchestral Enhancement by Head Wardrobe...... Kaitlyn Barrett NOTION Music, Inc. Head Wigs...... Jennifer Kucera Special Thanks to Ass’t. to Mr. Berloni...... Dorothy Berloni Michael Blachly, Phillips Center, Animal Handler...... Jennifer James University of Florida Ass’t Dance Captain...... Lauren Patton and Diction/Dialect Coach...... Claudia Hill-Sparks P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School at the Print Design, Printing...... Greg Bistolfi, University of Florida herger3 inc Financial Services and banking arrangements by Radio Spot Production...... JHT, Inc M&T Bank Television Spot Design/Video Production...... JHT, Inc Stock and Amateur rights for Website...... True Marketing The Wizard of Oz are represented by Production Photography...... Joan Marcus TAMS-Witmark Music Library Merchandising...... Max Merchandising www.tamswitmark.com Accounting ...... NETworks Presentations, LLC Tour Direction Provided by Legal...... Franklin, Weinrib, Rudell & Vassallo, P.C. Columbia Artists Theatricals Payroll Services...... ADP In association with The Booking Group Insurance...... DeWitt Stern Group www.columbiaartiststheatricals.com Tax Consultant...... Brent A. Turner, One Source PSG www.thebookinggroup.com IT Services...... George W. Wilson, One Source, PSG Visit The Wizard of Oz website at Trucking...... Janco, Ltd. www.wizardofozontour.com

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25 Nashville Engagement of The Wizard of Oz Features Local Talent

The Nashville Munchkins/Winkies are a small group of dancers and singers from Ann Carroll School of Dance in Franklin. All part of a Song & Dance ensemble, this group began in 2001 under the direction of Jeanne McCollum. A 12-year veteran teacher, Jeanne has worked with this group for various events including the Main Street Festival and Christmas at The Factory. Last year the ensemble was joined by Belmont University alum and choreographer, Joshua Stalls. For more info about all the styles of dance offered at Ann Carroll, check out www.anncarrollschoolofdance.com

Pictured above, left to right are: (standing) Lauren Whitlock, Taylor Fallis, Jenna Ouzts, Annie Taylor, Amelia Kiger, Cassie Trabucco, Natalie Jones, and Madison Young; (seated) Darby Brown, Grace Collins, Mackenzie Adkins, and Emma Collins.

In each of the cities on the national tour of The Wizard of Oz, children audition as a group, and are selected by representatives of the musical to appear in the local engagement of the production. Congratulations and best wishes to these talented young women from the Ann Carroll School of Dance.

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The Tennessee Performing Arts Center is an accessible facility with a variety of services. For more information, see page 60 of this playbill, call Melissa Brett at 615-687-4292, or visit www.tpac.org. The Wizard of Oz Sunday matinee performance, January 18 Sign Interpreters: Harriet Harms and Karla Kelso • Audio Describer: Beth Crabb

36 one sale now iv n ant TrP e tAaCin! m www.tpac.org/shows en

CIRCUS INCOGNITUS Jamie Adkins

TPAC FAMILY FIELD TRIP TENNESSEE REPERTORY THEATRE FEBRUARY 7 FEBRUARY 7-21 1:00 P.M. ACTIVITIES • 2:00 P.M. SHOW

WINTER SERIES: Twyla Tharp’s Sinatra Suite PRESENTED BY:

NASHVILLE BALLET HCA/TRISTAR BROADWAY AT TPAC FEBRUARY 13-15 & 20-21 FEBRUARY 17-22

Great gift idea: Th e gift of live theatre creates a memory to last a lifetime! HCA/TRISTAR BROADWAY AT TPAC Visit www.tpac.org/ FEBRUARY 24 - MARCH 1 gift

FOR TICKETS: WWW.TPAC.ORG • 615-255-ARTS (2787) TPAC BOX OFFICE (Downtown or at Davis-Kidd Booksellers in The Mall at Green Hills) ALL OUTLETS

HCA/TRISTAR BROADWAY AT TPAC Please note that some of these shows contain adult language and content. As always, we encourage you to contact TPAC directly for more speciﬁ cs. Artists, schedules and show MARCH 18 – APRIL 5* titles are subject to change. *Jersey Boys contains profane “authentic Jersey language.”

37 Join TPAC’s Marquee Club and MEET THE STARS of the Broadway shows! THE WIZARD OF OZ • THE PAJAMA GAME • JERSEY BOYS • HAPPY DAYS - A NEW MUSICAL • LEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL

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39 TAKE A FAMILY FIELD TRIP TO TPAC, a fun and affordable performing arts experience designed with your family in mind!

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TPAC Family Field Trips are just for you. Get to know TPAC through this perfect introduction to the performing arts. Experience exhilarating works in a fun environment. Learn about art from around the world. Enrich your experience with pre-show lobby activities. Most of all, come as you are.

THE GRUFFALO CIRCUS INCOGNITUS Tall stories Jamie Adkins March 7, 2009 February 7, 2009 a physical comedy show from master a musical adaptation of the award- vaudevillian Jamie Adkins, who clowns winning book that follows Mouse around with juggling, balancing and through the woods in a whimsical tale acrobatics in a ﬂ urry of activity of imagination, laughs and scary fun

See both shows for O N LY $20 with a season package! www.tpac.org/familyfieldtrip | 615-782-6560 | TPAC Box office

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Prices include a per-show facility fee. TPAC Family Field Trip performances are appropriate for both children and adult audiences. However, if you have speciﬁ c questions about performance content or age appropriateness, please call 615-782-4000 before purchasing your tickets. LEFT TO RIGHT : Photo by Amanda Russell, Photo © Tall Stories. 39 Get a group and go! TPAC has three fantastic programs for your employees AND groups 615-782-4060 • www.tpac.org/groups

Pajamas, Hernando’s Hideaway, and Steam Heat...Oh My! Groups of 10 or more get great discounts on tickets to Thank You The Pajama Game, to THE WIZARD OF OZ February 17-22! audience members who participated

in TPAC’s Group Sales programs and The Pajama Game photo by Carol Rosegg. ordered tickets by January 2, 2009.

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40 It’s a hit! Find out why food and beverage The Tennessee Performing Arts Center sales at TPAC more than doubled last season. Enjoy a growing assortment of specialty gratefully acknowledges its sponsors items just for TPAC patrons from Nashville and the sponsors of the 2008-2009 and Tennessee’s fi nest: HCA/TriStar Broadway at TPAC season. BEACHAVEN VINEYARDS & WINERY BONGO JAVA ROASTING CO. (two custom blends for TPAC) broadway series Title Sponsor: GRAB THE GOLD JACK DANIEL’S TENNESSEE WHISKEY MOOSE HEAD KETTLE CORN NASHVILLE TOFFEE COMPANY PROVENCE BREADS AND CAFÉ PURITY DAIRIES RAE’S GOURMET SANDWICHES SAVOR THE FLAVOR SAVORY SECRET sustaining partner: ST. CLOUD’S CHEESECAKES SWEET 16TH A BAKERY TENNESSEE CHEESECAKE TENNESSEE T-CAKES YAZOO BREWING COMPANY Official Sponsors:

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Official Bottled Water of TPAC Visit TPAC Concessions for Presenting show sponsors: “ruby slippers” or “Green Wines from emerald city”

41 Charitable Donations: The Tennessee Performing Arts Center gratefully acknowledges the following organizations and individuals for gifts and pledges to the center from December 30, 2007 to December 30, 2008. These gifts support TPAC Education, performing arts programs, and special projects. For more information about donor benefits and sponsorship opportunities, or to notify us of any errors or omissions, please contact the TPAC Development Department at 615-687-4315. *A fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

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