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and Bruce W. Zisterer present in association with Nicholas Caprio, Michael C. Kricfalusi, Todd Milliner, and Jack Morrissey Music and Lyrics by Book by Martin Sherman and with (in alphabetical order) Andrew Bongiorno, Michayla Brown, Marcus S. Daniel, Michael Taylor Gray*, Erica Hanrahan-Ball*, Kelly Lester*, Chelsea Martin, Michael Mittman, Nathan Mohebbi, Bess Motta, Jessica Pennington*, Shanta’ Marie Robinson

Scenic Designer Lighting Designer Costume Designer Yuri Okahana Derrick McDaniel Michael Mullen Properties Designer Sound Designer Hair and Wig Designer Michael O’Hara Eric Snodgrass Byron Batista Marketing/PR Casting David Elzer/DEMAND PR Jami Rudofsky Production Stage Manager Graphic Designer Photographers Jennifer Leigh Sears* Huntley Woods Casey Kringlen and Kevin McIntyre Assistant Director Associate Producer Assistant Choreographer Kyle Cooper Mark Giberson Michael Quiett

Produced by Andrew Carlberg Musical Direction by Bryan Blaskie Choreographed by Janet Roston Directed by Michael A. Shepperd *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, The Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Original Production by Ben Gannon and Robert Fox by arrangement with David Spicer Productions www.davidspicer.com.au CAST (Alphabetical) ANDREW BONGIORNO Peter Allen MICHAYLA BROWN Young Peter Allen MARCUS S. DANIEL Chris and Others MICHAEL TAYLOR GRAY* Dee and Others ERICA HANRAHAN-BALL* Karen and Others KELLY LESTER* Marion Woolnough CHELSEA MARTIN Linelle and Others MICHAEL MITTMAN Greg and Others NATHAN MOHEBBI Mark and Others BESS MOTTA JESSICA PENNINGTON* SHANTA’ MARIE ROBINSON Shena and Others SWINGS (See Insert) *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, The Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. MUSICIANS BRYAN BLASKIE Piano/Music Director OMAR D. BRANCATO Bass/Guitar NOELLE FABIAN Saxophone/Clarinet JEREMY LAPPITT Saxophone/Clarinet ROB SHEPPARD Saxophone/Clarinet BRIAN CANNADY Drums STEPHEN DIZON Drums JESSICA RAGSDALE Drums ALEX STICKELS Drums SAM WEBSTER Drums SHOW INFORMATION The perfromance runs approximate 2 hours and 20 minutes with one 10 minute intermission.

Act One takes place in various locations in Australia, Hong Kong, and New York City spanning the 1950s-1960s. Act Two takes place in various locations in New York and Australia spanning the 1960s-1990s.

SONG LIST ACT I “All The Lives of Me” (Peter Allen) “When I Get My Name in Lights” (Peter Allen) “When I Get My Name in Lights (Reprise)” (Peter Allen) “Love Crazy” (Peter Allen/Adrienne Anderson) “Waltzing Matilda (in Mandarin)” (Peter Allen) “All I Wanted Was the Dream” (Peter Allen) “Only an Older Woman” (Peter Allen) “Best That You Can Do” (Peter Allen///) “Don’t Wish Too Hard” (Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager) “Come Save Me” (Peter Allen) “” (Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager) “She Loves to Hear the Music” (Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager) “Quiet Please, There’s a Lady On Stage” (Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager) “I’d Rather Leave While I’m in Love” (Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager) “” (Peter Allen/) 2 PRODUCTION TEAM PETER ALLEN Music and Lyrics MARTIN SHERMAN and NICK ENRIGHT Book MICHAEL A. SHEPPERD Director KYLE COOPER Assistant Director JANET ROSTON Choreographer MICHAEL QUIETT Assistant Choreographer BRYAN BLASKIE Music Director JENNIFER LEIGH SEARS* Production Stage Manager JILLIAN MAYO Assistant Stage Manager KYRIE TITTLE Sound Technician YURI OKAHANA Scenic Designer DERRICK McDANIEL Lighting Designer MICHAEL MULLEN Costume Designer ERIC SNODGRASS Sound Designer MICHAEL O’HARA Properties Designer BYRON BATISTA Hair and Wig Designer ARCHER ALTSTAETTER Scenic Designer - Mural Painter BRUCE W. ZISTERER Executive Producer NICHOLAS CAPRIO Executive Producer TODD MILLINER Executive Producer JACK MORRISSEY Executive Producer MICHAEL C. KRICFALUSI Executive Director/Executive Producer MICHAEL MATTHEWS Co-Artistic Director/Executive Producer MICHAEL A. SHEPPERD Co-Artistic Director/Executive Producer MICHAEL O’HARA Managing Director/Executive Producer REBECCA EISENBERG Producing Director/Executive Producer NATHAN FRIZZELL Literary Director/Executive Producer ANDREW CARLBERG Producer MARK GIBERSON Associate Producer JAMI RUDOFSKY Casting Director DAVID ELZER/DEMAND PR Publicist MARCUS S. DANIEL Dance Captain STEVE ZEE Tap Consultant HUNTLEY WOODS Graphic Designer CASEY KRINGLEN Photographer KEVIN McINTYRE Photographer AARON LYONS Scenic Construction *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, The Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. SONG LIST ACT II “Bi-Coastal” (Peter Allen//Tom Keane) “If You Were Wondering” (Peter Allen) “Sure Thing Baby” (Peter Allen) “Everything Old is New Again” (Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager) “Everything Old is New Again (Reprise)” (Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager) “Love Don’t Need a Reason” (Peter Allen/Michael Callen/Marsha Malamet) “” (Peter Allen/Jeff Barry) “You and Me” (Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager) “I Still Call Australia Home” (Peter Allen) “Don’t Cry Out Loud” (Peter Allen/Carole Bayer Sager) “” (Peter Allen/Adrienne Anderson) “Once Before I Go” (Peter Allen)

3 A MESSAGE FROM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MICHAEL C. KRICFALUSI

Thank you all for coming to “produce” a show we do and see your see this performance of The name on our marketing materials, press Boy From Oz. We are so releases, etc. for an individual production. excited to have this show Some of you may only be able to support close out our 33rd season. I us by purchasing that ticket. Whatever it saw this show on Broadway is you can do, please know that all of us at when it opened and then Celebration applaud you and thank you for again the week it closed. To being part of our family. say it was one of those mo- ments you know everyone will be talking A big part of my outside work on behalf of about for years is an understatement. To Celebration Theatre is as our representa- be able to bring it to you now on our stage tive member of the Theatrical Producers is a personal delight. This show aside, we League-Los Angeles: Intimate Theatre (a hope you come to see all our productions, nice way of saying we operate in theatres readings and other events we put on. These with less than 99 seats). Through this are as much labors of love on our part as organization and personally my role as they are entertaining, informative or even current Board President, we are working educating to you our audience. to create a better experience for you our patrons as well as the actors and design- My major responsibilities here at Cel- ers we work with. The goal is to make ebration Theatre besides overseeing our sure our patrons, actors, designers, crew incredible creative/management team of etc. are treated with respect and given an Michael Matthews, Michael A. Shepperd, enjoyable place to create and watch what Michael O’Hara, Nathan Frizzell and Re- goes up at our theatre. We’re also working becca Eisenberg, is to be a representative to create and implement a definable set of for Celebration Theatre in our theatrical standards for producers so that any time community, our audience community and you see the words “Theatrical Producers our corporate/public grantors/supporters. League-Los Angeles: Intimate” or even As well as all that, there’s the planning just TPLLA, you’ll feel confident that your ahead for what we want to do as a theatre experience in coming to see one of our company and how outside organizations shows is a positive one. You may not find or people can impact us. The largest re- a production to your taste but we want you sponsibility I have though has to be fiscal. to feel welcome and come back the next Monies for the arts is at an incredible low time. This very young organization still has right now and California falls at the bottom its own work to do but I’m encouraged that of all states in what it gives to the arts. The there are a large number of theatre compa- bulk of what does get given out goes to the nies here that hold to the same goals and larger theatres, museums and other cultural standards and want you to know that. organizations, so that there’s not much left of what wasn’t much to begin with for If this is your first or fiftieth time here, wel- theatres of Celebration’s size. This is why I come and we hope you enjoy the show. If reach out to all of you to encourage you to you have any questions or want to know donate what you can if you enjoy what we how you can support us further, my email do. Ticket sales are never enough to cover address is [email protected] and all our costs. Some of you may like to help I look forward to hearing from you.

SPECIAL THANKS Celebration Theatre would like to thank the following for their contributions to the production: Our Subscribers, Membership Holders and patrons; Our Company Members; Jon Imparato, Patricia, Cody and Mike and the LGBT Center; Jason Weiss; Theatre of Arts; Kevin McIntyre; Jay Donohue and Joy Rinaldi; Aaron Lyons; John Money; Theatre of NOTE; Matthew Brian Denman; Archer Altstaetter; Cindy Shapiro and Jack Wall; Lindsay Norris; Matt Orduña 4 PRODUCTION SPONSORS

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Andrew Michayla Marcus S. Michael Taylor Bongiorno Brown Daniel Gray*

Erica Kelly Chelsea Michael Hanrahan-Ball* Lester* Martin Mittman

Nathan Bess Jessica Shanta’ Marie Mohebbi Motta Pennington* Robinson

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

6 CAST BIOS (Alphabetical Order) ANDREW BONGIORNO (Peter Allen) Studying the same 3 year acting degree as & taught by the late Oscar nominee writer of The Boy From Oz - Nick Enright, then working on Sam Mendes’ production of with Todd McKenney (the original Boy), Andrew feels drawn to this role & is honored to pay tribute to Enright through it. After 4 years of USA TV/film credits, including NCIS, Mistresses & Ben Affleck’s latest Warner feature Live By Night, Andrew is delighted to call this his USA theatre debut.

MICHAYLA BROWN (Young Peter Allen) Michayla is pleased to debut at Celebra- tion in TBFO. Other roles: “10 Year Old Tommy” in East West Players’ The Who’s Tommy; “Jasmine” in Aladdin Jr and the “Dancing Spoon” in Beauty & the Beast Jr at Encore Theatre Group. Michayla has sung at House of Blues and is a Perform- ing Company member and competes for Center Stage Dance. She’s in Honors Humanities at Walter Reed Middle School next fall. Thanks to the cast, crew, Shep, Steve, Janet, Bryan and Mama & Daddy.

MARCUS S. DANIEL (Chris and Others/Dance Captain) Award winning Actor, Di- rector, and Choreographer. Theatre credits include: Les Mis & (Sierra Rep Theatre), Forum (Cabrillo MT), H2$ & Young Frankenstein (Performance River- side), RENT (Everywhere), OC premieres of (Carmen Ghia) and The Wedding Singer (George). Cast member of the Imagination Machine. Single (at time of print, but feel free to ask). “If you’re ever sad, remember that the world is 4.543 billion years old and you somehow managed to exist at the same time as Britney Spears.” Thanks to Matt Merchant, All at the CT, Dave, and love to my folks! www. wix.com/MSDANIEL/Official

MICHAEL TAYLOR GRAY (Dee and Others) Michael is thrilled to be back on the Celebration Theatre stage! His journey with CT started 10 years ago with Judy at The Stonewall Inn and continued with The Bacchae, Sissystrata, two productions of A Christmas Carol, the very first late night winner of America’s Next Top Bottom and a cabaret performance with his best galpal, Amanda Gari, in Two Too Much. There truly is no place like home.

ERICA HANRAHAN-BALL (Karen and Others) Recent theatre credits include: “Bunny” in Babes In Arms (Rubicon), “Heather” in I’m Still Getting My Act To- gether... (Laguna Playhouse), “Mrs. Liddell” in The Missing Pages of Lewis Carroll (Boston Court), “Vera” in Pal Joey (Arkansas Rep.), “Woman #3” in And the World Goes ‘Round (NoHo Arts), “Sally Bowles” in Cabaret (Beef & Boards), “Sheila” in Hair (Forestburgh Playhouse), and “Mary Magdalene” in Jesus Christ Superstar (Mill Mountain). TV/Film: The Office, Rules of Engagement, How I Met Your Mother, Body of Proof, ‘Til Death, Alone, and A Leading Man. www.iamericaball.com

KELLY LESTER (Marion Woolnough) LA Theater: Ionescopade at The Odyssey, as “The Adult Woman” in Spring Awakening, Stage Scene LA award winner for her performance as Mrs. Zero in Adding Machine - A Musical. TV: The Haunted Hathaways, Criminal Minds, Notes from the Underbelly, The Young and the Rest- less. FILM: Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar, and the upcoming Mr. Church, starring Eddie Murphy. Kelly is the creator and CEO of EasyLunchboxes® - the best selling lunch containers on the internet. www.KellyLester.com 7 CAST BIOS (cont’d) CHELSEA MARTIN (Linelle and Others) Chelsea is excited to make her debut at Celebration Theatre! Credits: Little Shop of Horrors, The Wizard of Wonderland, Honk!, Working, Reefer Madness, The Lesson, Women of the World, various musi- cal reviews, and award winning short films. She has performed alongside Tony Award winner, Alice Ripley. Later, Ripley directed The Women and cast Chelsea as leading role, Sylvia. She practices improvisation at the Groundlings in LA. Enjoy The Boy From Oz! (IG) @shellseam

MICHAEL MITTMAN (Greg and Others) Celebration Theatre debut. Regional stage credits: Ragtime (SDMT), Damn Yankees (Cabrillo Music Theatre), The Barn Stage Company’s Urinetown (ITL Nomination), Theater Latte Da’s Evita (The Ordway), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Jungle Theater), Sweeney Todd (WPPAC), Rocky Horror Show (Cardinal Theatricals), (Candid Theater Company), Spring of Freedom, Summer of Fear (Lowry Lab). Michael is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.

NATHAN MOHEBBI (Mark and Others) Nathan is happy to return to Celebration Theatre, after appearing as Ben in the production of Wolves . He has also been seen in LA’s Queerclassics as Lucentio in Taming of the Shrew and Gwendolyn in The Importance of Being Earnest. Regional Credits: Funny Girl (Renaldi), Damn Yankees (Henry), Hairspray (Fender). Film/TV Credits: Ellen More or Less (NBC) Chasing Life (ABC Family) , Child of God (dir. James Franco), Neighbors (Universal Studios).

BESS MOTTA (Judy Garland) Bess starred in the San Francisco and productions of The Great American Backstage Musical and has also appeared as Charity in Sweet Charity, Winnifred in Once Upon a Mattress, and Annie in Annie Get Your Gun. She won a Drama-Logue Award for her performance as Bettina Barnes in Psycho Beach Party, and rave reviews as Leeza Garlinelli in Highballs Ahoy. James Cameron cast her as Sara Connor’s doomed roommate, Ginger in The Terminator.

JESSICA PENNINGTON (Liza Minnelli) Theatre includes: Into the Woods (Stag- eSceneLA Scenie - The Witch), Cabaret (Garland Award - Sally Bowles), Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Suzanne), As You Like It (Rosalind), See Bob Run (NY Premiere) and Winds of Angkor (The Kingdom of Cambodia). VO Actor by day. Lead Singer: The UnderCoverGirls. Carnegie Mellon Drama. Thank you, Mr. Shepperd, for the great big X on my bucket list! Love & gratitude to Team OZ, my nearest & dearest and the extraordinary soul who married me, Kevin Quinn.

SHANTA’ MARIE ROBINSON (Shena and Others) Shanta’ is originally from Wilm- ington, North Carolina. She has traveled the world as a Dancer on Disney Cruise- line, and performed in multiple musicals from NC to LA playing roles such as Mimi in Rent (recently nominated for Inland Empire Theatre League Award), Dorothy in The Wiz, Dancer in The All Night Strut (Garbeau’s Dinner Theatre). For the past two years she was the Magic Carpet in Disney’s Aladdin: The Musical Spectacular. Thank you to the creative team for this amazing opportunity and to my Momma Faye, and Agent Anthony Boyer for believing in me!

8 BAND BIOS BRYAN BLASKIE (Piano/Music Director) See Page 10.

OMAR D. BRANCATO (Bass/Guitar) Omar composed the music/lyrics to the NCTF award winning Beauty & the Beast (Best Score, Best Musical), The Boys Next Door (incidental music, Chicago revival), The Talking Dead (Holiday Park, Haßloch, Germany). Scores include: Out Of Luck, Hollywood Gamble, The Mi- chelle Show (Best Score nomination, Austin WebFest), Monster Heroes (additional music). He is a Cubs fan (which proves his loyalty) and a Bears fan (which proves his stubbornness). Thanks to GHS, Rocktron, Risson Amps and JH Audio.

NOELLE FABIAN (Saxophone/Clarinet) Noelle is a saxophone/woodwind player and is making a splash in LA as one of the newest members of the Disneyland Band. A recent transplant from Dallas, , she holds degrees from Southern Methodist University and the University of North Texas. In Texas, Noelle worked heavily as an educator and performed actively with the Dallas Wind Symphony, Ft. Worth Symphony and Dallas Summer Musicals. She moved out to Los Angeles fol- lowing a run on the national tour of How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Reed 1) and is enjoying all the new performance opportunities that this city has to offer. When not playing music, Noelle works as a voice-over artist/actress and enjoys making quirky musical comedy and educational videos for YouTube with her group “The Little Black Dress Horns”. www.noellefabian.com

JEREMY LAPPITT (Saxophone/Clarinet) Saxophonist, clarinetist and flutist Jer- emy Lappitt is from Tucson, Arizona. He achieved his Bachelors Degree in Jazz Performance from Arizona State University. Lappitt was selected as Lead Alto in the 2010 Disneyland All-American College Band. He had the pleasure of playing vari- ous woodwinds in multiple musicals. Upon relocating to Los Angeles, Jeremy has performed and recorded for movie and television productions including Minions, , THE VOICE, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Lappitt currently plays lead alto in the Disneyland Band.

ROB SHEPPARD (Saxophone/Clarinet) Rob is happy to be a part of this produc- tion.

BRIAN CANNADY (Drums) Brian is an LA based drummer/percussionist with a highly diverse background. Upon graduating CSU Fullerton with a bachelors in Percussion, he has been involved with many musical productions including LA’s award winning The Color Purple. Brian has also played with such artists as Bill Cunliffe, , Vince Guaraldi, and Jeff Hamilton. He will be pursuing a MM at Boston University while auditioning for professional orchestras across the U.S.

STEPHEN DIZON (Drums) Stephen is an award-winning drummer/percussionist based in Fontana, CA. Graduating from Cal State Fullerton with a Bachelor’s of Music degree in Jazz Performance, Stephen performs with various groups around Southern California.

JESSICA RAGSDALE (Drums) Jessica is happy to be a part of this production.

9 BAND BIOS (cont’d) ALEX STICKELS (Drums) Alex is a chocolate chip cookie connoisseur. He was born in Omaha, NE and grew up in Rochester, NY and Dallas, TX. After attending TCU and Berklee College of Music, he moved to Los Angeles were he has played with Sandra Bernhard, Casey Abrams, and Recycled Percussion among many others.

SAM WEBSTER (Drums) Sam Webster is a Los Angeles based drummer and percus- sionist. His performance credits include Disneyland’s Five and Dime, The Long Beach Symphony, Dean Mora, and many more. He has also recorded for numerous including Jersey Boys (2014), Grandfathered (2015), La La Land (2016) and much more. Sam earned degrees in Jazz Studies and Classical Percussion from California State University, Fullerton. CREW BIOS PETER ALLEN (Music and Lyrics) Peter Allen was a and exuberant cabaret-style performer who had his greatest in the 1970s and . He was “discovered” in 1964 by Judy Garland, who hired him to perform with her and introduced him to her daughter Liza Minnelli. Allen and Minnelli were married in 1967, but separated in 1970. Later, Peter Allen co-wrote the pop hits “Don’t Cry Out Loud” for and “I Honestly Love You” for Olivia Newton John, and won an Academy Award for his contribution to the theme from Arthur, Minnelli’s hit 1981 movie. (His co-writers on that tune were Burt Bacharach, Car- ole Bayer Sager and singer Christopher Cross.) Peter Allen’s own albums included (1972), Bi-Coastal (1980) and Not the Boy Next Door (1982). Allen also composed the short-lived Broadway musical . He died in 1992 from AIDS after giving his final concerts in Sydney, Australia.

MARTIN SHERMAN (Book) Martin Sherman was born in Philadelphia, educated at Boston University and now lives in London. His early plays include Passing By, Cracks and Rio Grande, all originally presented by Playwrights Horizons in New York. Bent premiered at the Royal Court in 1979, transferred to the Criterion Theatre and was then presented on Broadway, where it received a Tony nomina- tion for Best Play and won the Dramatist Guild’s Hull-Warriner Award. Bent has been produced in over forty-five countries, and has been turned into a ballet in Brazil, and, in 1989, was revived at the National Theatre. It has been voted one of the NT2000 One Hundred Plays of the Century. His next plays were Messiah (Hampstead and Aldwych Theatres, 1983), When She Danced (King’s Head, 1988; Gielgud, 1991), A Madhouse in Goa (Lyric Hammersmith and Apollo, 1989), Some Sunny Day (Hampstead, 1996) and Rose (National Theatre, 1999). Rose received an Olivier nomination for Best Play and transferred to Broadway the following season. Sherman has written an adaptation of E. M. Forster’s A Passage to India for Shared Experience (Riverside Studios, 2002; Lyric Hammersmith, 2004) and a new version of a Luigi Pirandello play, Absolutely! (Perhaps) (Wyndhams, 2003) He has also written the book for the musical The Boy From Oz which opened on Broad- way in 2003. His screenplays include The Clothes in the Wardrobe (US title: The Summer House), Alive and Kicking, Bent, and The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone. Martin Sherman Plays: One was published by Methuen Drama in 2004.

10 CREW BIOS (cont’d) NICK ENRIGHT (Book) Nick Enright (1950-2003) trained for the theatre at New York University School of Arts after early experience in Australia including with Nimrod and MTC. He was an actor, director and teacher as well as a writer. His plays include On the Wallaby, , St James Infirmary, Mongrels, A Property of the Clan, The Quartet from Rigoletto, , Good Works, Spur- board and A Man with Five Children. With Justin Monjo he adapted Tim Winton’s Cloudstreet for the stage. He has also written for film and television, including co-writing with George Miller the screenplay for Lorenzo’s Oil which was nomi- nated for an Oscar. He has written a number of musicals including The Venetian Twins and with composer Terence Clarke. He wrote the book for the Australian production of The Boy From Oz. Among many awards were two for Best Play, and four Gold AWGIE Awards, the 1998 Sidney Myer Performing Arts Award and the NSW Premiers’ Special Award. As well as being a prolific writer, Nick was a noted acting teacher, particularly at NIDA and WAAPA.

MICHAEL A. SHEPPERD (Director/Co-Artistic Director/Executive Producer) Mi- chael is currently the Co-Artistic Director of Los Angeles’ multiple award-winning Celebration Theatre (CT). CT producing credits include: The Boy From Oz, The Color Purple, Four, The Women of Brewster Place, Take Me Out, The Next Fairy Tale, Coffee Will Make You Black, [title of show] and numerous others in his 11 year career at the Celebration. Directing credits include: The Boy From Oz, The Next Fairy Tale, [title of show], Missionary Position. As an actor in LA, featured roles include Fences (Troy; Ovation, LADCC Nominations, Lead Actor), Booty- candy (Man 3; LADCC, Stage Raw Nominations, Supporting Actor), The Color Purple (Mister; Ovation Nom, Lead Actor), Steel (John Henry, Ovation Award, Lead Actor), Master Harold and the Boys (Sam, NAACP nom, Lead Actor), Intimate Ap- parel (George, NAACP Theatre Award, Supporting Actor), Choir Boy (Headmaster, NAACP Theatre nom, Supporting Actor). Broadway/Off-Broadway/Regional credits include: Cathy Rigby is Peter Pan (Starkey), Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey Two), Caroline, or Change (Bus/Dryer), 5 Guys Named Moe (Big Moe), Smokey Joe’s Cafe (Fred) and The Whipping Man (Simon) TV credits include Soul Man, Hot In Cleveland, Adoptable, Wizards of Waverly Place, Monk, Criminal Minds, NCIS.

JANET ROSTON (Choreographer) Choreography: The Color Purple, Celebration Theatre (Ovation Award, NAACP Award, LA Weekly/LADCC Nominations); Justin Love, Celebration Theatre (LADCC Nomination), Once On this Island, International City Theater (NAACP Nomination); Avenue X, Odyssey Theater (Ovation Award Nomination); Failure, A Love Story, Coeurage Theatre (Ovation Nomination); The Who’s Tommy, East West Players; Psyche: A Rock Opera, Greenway Court. As Director/Choreographer; Striking 12, Laguna Playhouse, Tonya and Nancy, The Rock Opera, Boston’s American Repertory Theater; Midsummer Night, Texas and Tennessee Musical Theater Festivals; CarnEvil, Sacred Fools; shAme, King King; The Wanting, Highways Performance Space.

11 CREW BIOS (cont’d) BRYAN BLASKIE (Music Director) Music direction: 110 in the Shade (Ovation Award Best Musical Intimate Theatre), The Max Factor Factor, Tonya Harding: The Musical. He is a co-founder and music director of A Little New Music. Composer: Assistants (StageScene Best World Premiere Musical, NYMF Finalist), iWish, Victo- rian Courting & Zombies. He graduated from Denison University and has studied with the Academy for New . He currently serves on the voice faculty for the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.

KYLE COOPER (Assistant Director) Kyle is a Los Angeles based director and screenwriter. Most recent credits include directing Waiting for Godot at the Road Theatre and Blasted at the Secret Rose; and writing on the upcoming feature film The Late Bloomer, starring JK Simmons and Brittany Snow. He is an MFA Directing candidate at Cal State Fullerton. Thanks to Shep, Janet and Ryan. Love to Katie.

MICHAEL QUIETT (Assistant Choreographer) Michael is super excited to work on his first production with Celebration Theatre! Michael’s past shows as assistant cho- reographer to Janet Roston include: Psyche (Greenway Court Theatre), The Who’s Tommy (East West Players), Tonya and Nancy (King King).

JENNIFER LEIGH SEARS (Production Stage Manager) Jennifer is excited to join Celebration Theatre for The Boy From Oz. Previous Credits include: Lamb’s Players Theatre, Knoxville Opera, Tennessee Repertory Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse, San Di- ego Repertory Theatre, Long Beach Opera, Grand Valley Shakespeare Festival and Iowa Summer Repertory Theatre. She is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Associa- tion. She graduated from the University of Iowa with an MFA in Theatre Arts.

JILLIAN MAYO (Assistant Stage Manager) Jillian first stage managed Stonehill Col- lege’s Aspects of Love and Trojan Women. Other credits include Cannon Theatre’s Blithe Spirit in her home state of Massachusetts, and Nash Theatre’s The Fall of the House of Usher in Queensland, Australia. Since moving to Los Angeles in 2013, Jil- lian has been part of the production team for Peter Pan: The Boy Who Hated Moth- ers, The Homosexuals, and Sons of the Prophet. Congratulations to the cast & crew!

KYREE TITTLE (Sound Technician) Kyree came to Hollywood at 23. He has oper- ated sound for several theatre, live music, and television events like Psyche: A Modern Rock Opera, The Who’s: Tommy, FX’s Son’s of Anarchy: Hogs for Heart, and more. Kyree spent his earlier years in North Carolina. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill gave Kyree the Club Hollywood scholarship in 2014 that set him on his journey into major post-production internships at Smart Post Sound and Skip Saylor’s Recording Studio. With support of Nancy Cartwright (voice of Bart Simpson) and Tricia Buchanan-Benson (The Simpsons animator) Kyree has cre- ated a The Simpsons inspired Code Switch EP to capture his new experiences. As a sound engineer Kyree manages to put his passion into giving every audience the best quality of sound.

12 CREW BIOS (cont’d) YURI OKAHANA (Scenic Designer) Yuri is a scenic designer based in Los Angeles who is originally from Tokyo, Japan. Her scenic design credits include Darkside (U.S. Premiere), Pinkmilk (West Coast Premiere), Sans Merci at The Garage Theater, Revival at Acting Arts Theater, Waiting For Lefty: Seeing Red at California Repertory Theater. Her other works could be seen at www.yuriokahana.com and she holds an MFA in Scenic Design from CSU at Long Beach.

DERRICK McDANIEL (Lighting Designer) Derrick has been lighting live theater for 20 years. A few of Derrick’s lighting credits include, “The Vortex” at the Malibu Playhouse, “Blood Brothers” at the Whitefire Theater, “My Sister” at the Odyssey Theater, “Broken Fences ” at the Road Theater on Magnolia - and many others. Derrick won the LA Weekly 2012 award for lighting “The Mercy Seat” at the Inside the Ford Theater. He has also been nominated for several awards which includes three Ovations Awards nominations. Recently, he was featured in the Artist Profile section of @ThisStage Magazine. Thank you for supporting live theater. Enjoy!

ERIC SNODGRASS (Sound Designer) An Ovation and Garland Award winner, Eric is very happy to be back at Celebration Theatre, working with his longtime friend, director Michael Shepperd, as well as with this entire impressive cast and crew. He is humbled to have been given the chance to contribute to this wonderful creative endeavor.

MICHAEL MULLEN (Costume Designer) Michael is very excited to be working on this show! For his past work, he’s garnered such honors as an Ovation Award (2 nominations), LADCC Award, NAACP. Theatre Award, L.A. Weekly Theatre Award, Ticket Holder Award, several Scenie Awards including “Costume Designer Extraor- dinaire” recognition, Broadway World Award (6 nominations), and a Stage Raw Award nomination. He thanks everyone involved with Oz, mmmkay!! :)

MICHAEL O’HARA (Properties Designer/Managing Director/Executive Producer) Michael saw his first show at Celebration Theatre in 2001 and never left. He has been Resident Properties Designer since 2005. He has been Managing Director since January 2013. Recent design credits include: A Singular They (Blank The- atre), Dream Boy (Celebration Theatre), Rio Hondo (Theatre of NOTE), Bootycandy (Celebration Theatre). Michael has also worked as a Stage Manager, Assistant Stage Manager, Sound Mixer, and Actor around Los Angeles. Many thanks to the cast, crew, and Celebration family. Thank you for supporting Celebration Theatre.

BYRON BATISTA (Wig and Hair Designer) Hair (Hollywood Bowl) Hairspray (Hol- lywood Bowl, Moonlight Amphitheatre, First National Tour, MTW), Chicago (Hol- lywood Bowl), Les Miserables (Hollywood Bowl), I Love Lucy, Live! (Greenway Court), Jekyll and Hyde (Sturgis Center), Baby, It’s You, Stormy Weather (Pasadena Playhouse), Radio Girl, James and the Giant Peach (Goodspeed Musicals), Hello, Dolly!, Cabaret, Cinderella, Fiddler on the Roof, Breaking Up is Hard to Do, The Producers (Ogunquit Playhouse), Sweeney Todd (El Camino College). Red Hot Pa- triot with Kathleen Turner, Born to Rock with Jake Simpson, Men of Broadway with Brandon Victor Dixon, Ace Young, David Burnham and Frenchie Davis.

13 CREW BIOS (cont’d) ARCHER ALTSTAETTER (Scenic Designer - Mural Painter) Archer has been design- ing and building stages, sets and interiors since high school. Installations have run the gamut from community theaters to mega nightclubs to jungle eco-resorts to his own dance studios with a design and production facility. An adventurous and entrepreneurial spirit keeps Archer engaged in new and ever-evolving projects. This is his first production with Celebration Theatre and he looks forward to many more.

BRUCE W. ZISTERER (Executive Producer) Bruce has produced The Color Purple, The Musical, which took home six Ovation awards including Best Production of a Musical in Intimate Theatre; the world premiere of Pinafore! at Celebration (LA Weekly Award, Musical of the Year, Garland Award, Best Production), Cool My Tongue; Gaveston, Favourite of the King; Judy at the Stonewall Inn; Altar Boyz; and the West Coast/LA Premieres of Autumn Canticle and The Homosexuals. This is his ninth collaboration with Celebration Theatre. Thank you for supporting Celebration and live theatre!

NICHOLAS CAPRIO (Executive Producer) Nicholas is Chief Content Officer at Pilgrim Studios, one of television’s most prolific and successful independent production companies. Over the past 10 years, Caprio has contributed to hun- dreds of hours of television. Joining Pilgrim Studios in 2012, he has overseen the production of all of Pilgrim’s programs, many of which have given rise to spin-offs, including Bring It! (Lifetime); Fast N Loud and Street Outlaws (Discovery); Tuna (NatGeo); and David Tutera’s CELEBrations (WE tv). Caprio also oversaw the production of the record-setting Discovery Shark Week specials Megalodon: The Monster Shark Lives, Shark of Darkness: Wrath of Submarine and Sharktacular, as well as executive produced the OWN documentaries Lindsay and Michael Sam. No stranger to the Celebration Theatre - he is a member of the board and previous producer credits, Kim Jong Funner!, The Homosexuals, What’s Wrong with Angry and Take Me Out.

TODD MILLINER (Executive Producer) Todd hails from Chicago where he worked and taught at The Second City. Todd formed Hazy Mills Productions with Sean Hayes in 2003. Currently Todd is the executive producer of GRIMM (NBC) Crowded (NBC) and the recently wrapped (after six seasons: Hot In Cleveland (TVLAND) which debuted to the largest basic cable comedy audience in history. Also Todd produces the NBC Game Show hosted by Jane Lynch Hollywood Game Night, and the Cedric the Entertainer comedy, The Soul Man. Todd also produced the Ovation-nominated production of Richard Greenberg’s Take Me Out in 2011 for Celebration Theatre.

JACK MORRISSEY (Executive Producer) Jack has been partnered with Academy Award-winning film writer and director Bill Condon for nearly twenty years. He has been a producer on Condon’s recent films, including the cyberthriller The Fifth Estate starring Benedict Cumberbatch; Mr. Holmes with Ian McKellen as the Great Detective and Laura Linney as his housekeeper; and Condon’s newest movie musi- cal, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast starring Emma Watson, Dan Stevens, Luke Evans and Josh Gad - opening in March 2017.

14 CREW BIOS (cont’d) MICHAEL C. KRICFALUSI (Executive Director/Executive Producer) Michael has been with Celebration for over 8 years now, 4 as Managing Director and the last 4 years as Executive Director. In addition to being the Executive Director, he is also current Board President of the Theatrical Producers League-Los Angeles: Intimate Theatre. He has acted in, directed, produced or distributed numerous projects for the stage as well as film and television. Memorable productions include the multi- Ovation award winning production of The Color Purple - The Musical, Take Me Out, The Daddy Machine and WEHO at Celebration. He has appeared onstage in The Mikvah Monologues at the Wadsworth Theatre, L.A. as well as Twelve Angry Men, Three Sisters and Blood Wedding in L.A. and The Trial Off-Broadway. His favorite TV moment was having his own stunt double on The Young and The Rest- less (to make sure he didn’t drop Jeanne Cooper while carrying her down a pile rocks) though he is most remembered from television for having sat behind Wendie Malick, Jane Leeves and Valerie Bertinelli in the pilot for Hot In Cleveland. Special thanks to everyone who has helped keep Celebration Theatre alive including Todd Milliner, Michael Matthews, Michael A. Shepperd, Michael O’Hara, Nathan Friz- zell and Rebecca Eisenberg. Love to his children Michael and Alexandra. MICHAEL MATTHEWS (Co-Artistic Director/Executive Producer) Michael com- pletes the other half of Co-Artistic Director, shared with his “work husband”, Mi- chael Shepperd. Besides cleaning the bathrooms, vacuuming the seats, taking out the trash, and serving countless cocktails, he also directs a few shows for Celebra- tion Theatre. Celebration highlights include: Dream Boy (LA Premiere), Bootycandy (LA Premiere, LADCC Nomination, Production), Wolves (West Coast Premiere) The Color Purple, The Musical (Ovation and LA Weekly Awards Best Director and Best Production, Musical), What’s Wrong With Angry? (Ovation Nominations Best Director and Best Production,Play), Take Me Out (Ovation Nomination Best Director, NAACP Award Best Director) The Women of Brewster Place, the Musical (Ovation Nomination Best Director, NAACP Award Best Director, Ovation Award Best Production, Musical; West Coast Premiere), Stupid Kids (LA Premiere), Beauti- ful Thing (Ovation Nominations, Best Director and Best Production,Play), The Bacchae (Ovation Nominations, Best Director and Best Production,Play). Michael is the recipient of the 2015 LADCC Award for Career Achievement in Direction. REBECCA EISENBERG (Producing Director/Executive Producer) Rebecca Eisen- berg is a Los Angeles based producer and stage manager. With a passion for developing new works, she has been a part of many award winning world pre- miere, west coast premiere, and Los Angeles premiere productions. Some of her recent credits include: Bootycandy (Ovation Recommended), Failure: A Love Story (Ovation Award, Best Direction of a Play, Ovation nominated for Acting Ensemble and Best Production), Psyche: A Modern Rock Opera, Justin Love (LADCC Award, Best Production), The Real Housekeepers of Studio City (Best of Hollywood Fringe), Bronies: The Musical (Best Musical and the Golden Elephant Producer/Director Award at the Hollywood Fringe Festival), Fireman (5 LADCC Awards including Best Production, Ovation Award, Featured Actress in a Play), and Backyard (Ovation Award, Featured Actor in a Play, Fight Choreography). Rebecca also specializes in special events and benefits. Her most recent events include the 14th and 15th Annual Les Girls concert to benefit the National Breast Cancer Coalition, The 24th Annual Ovation Awards, and If All The Sky Were Paper, an event to benefit US Veterans at the Kirk Douglas Theatre. www.rebeccaeisenberg.com. 15 CREW BIOS (cont’d) NATHAN FRIZZELL (Literary Director/Executive Producer) As an actor, Nathan’s theatre credits include: Celebration: Four (LA Premiere, LA Weekly nomination, Best Ensemble), Beautiful Thing (Ticketholder, Garland nominations Best Actor; Ovation nomination, Best Play), Stupid Kids (LA Weekly Award, Best Ensemble), plus numerous sketch comedy shows directed by Todd Milliner; Los Angeles: He Asked For It (ElevenEleven Productions/Macha Theatre), West Side Story (MTLA; The Hudson Theatre); Eisegesis, SpiderMan: Turn On The Lights, The Exceptional Childhood Center (The Blank Theatre’s Young Playwrights Festival); Regional: Shakespeare In Briefs! (Colorado Shakespeare Festival); Two Gentlemen of Verona (Swine Palace Theatre); International: The Bacchae (Edinburgh Fringe Festival). As Executive Producer: Dream Boy (Celebration Theatre); Bootycandy (Celebra- tion Theatre). Nathan currently serves as Celebration’s Literary Director where he produces its new play reading series “Celebrating New Works” and will be re- introducing the workshop series “CT Tuesdays” in 2016.

ANDREW CARLBERG (Producer) Recently named by Variety alongside Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Mindy Kaling and Andy Samberg as one of “Hollywood’s New Leaders,” Andrew Carlberg is an award-winning feature film, television, new media, Broadway and Los Angeles stage producer. Carlberg’s extensive and varied credits include, but aren’t limited to the feature film adaptation of Neil LaBute’s Some Girl(s), DirecTV’s Full Circle, Broadway revivals of Romeo and Juliet (starring Orlando Bloom) and Side Show (directed by Bill Condon), the Ovation Award win- ning LA intimate theater premiere of The Color Purple: The Musical at Celebration Theatre, and the long-running hit improv show The Blind Date Project. Andrew is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, an alum of Film Inde- pendent’s Fast Track Producing Fellowship and New York’s Independent Filmmaker Project, and an event producer for the I Have a Dream Foundation and National Breast Cancer Coalition.

MARK GIBERSON (Associate Producer) Mark Giberson is an award-winning journalist and public relations executive, now retired. He serves on the board of directors of The Barn Studio of Art, is past president of the Flying Samaritans and is the founder of No Boundaries Art Workshops®. He also is an active supporter of the Bald Head Island Conservancy, the Bayshore Discovery Project, and others. A recovering parent of two former teenagers, he is married and lives in Pasadena.

JAMI RUDOFSKY (Casting Director) Jami Rudofsky is proud to be the Resident Casting Director for Celebration Theatre. Celebration credits include Dream Boy, Bootycandy, The Color Purple: The Musical, The Women Of Brewster Place, Take Me Out and many more. She also co-cast Hit The Wall for the LGBT Cultural Arts Center. She is currently casting the long-awaited Netflix reboot of Gilmore Girls. Additional film and television credits include: Showtime’s Masters of Sex, the YouTube Red original series Sing It! and Deserted. She’s so honored to be back working with the Celebration Theatre Family!

16 CREW BIOS (cont’d) DAVID ELZER/DEMAND PR (Marketing/Publicity) David Elzer/DEMAND PR represents Actors Co-op, Cabrillo Music Theatre, Celebration Theatre, Circle X The- atre Company, Colony Theatre Company, Independent Shakespeare Co., Laguna Playhouse, La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, NoHo Arts Center Ensemble, Ojai Playwrights Conference, Open Fist Theatre Company, Road Theatre Company, Rubicon Theatre Company, Theatre of NOTE, Theatre Tribe and VS. Theatre Com- pany. He loves working with the very talented Celebration team and is thrilled they have a new home - thank you for supporting Celebration and L.A. theater!

17 CELEBRATION THEATRE MISSION Celebration Theatre is a community of artists dedicated to presenting innovative, provocative and relevant work that examines the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer experi- ence. We endeavor to challenge society’s perception of the community and give a vibrant voice to its evolving identity. CELEBRATION THEATRE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Cameron Faber (President) Michael C. Kricfalusi Todd Milliner (Vice-President) Jeremy Mann Nicholas Caprio Michael Matthews Larry Dean Harris Michael A. Shepperd Samantha Kern Scott Monson (Honorary) CELEBRATION ADVISORY BOARD Denise Grayson Mary Reitz Byron Reed David Tarlow CELEBRATION THEATRE COMPANY Erinn Anova Christopher Maikish Mario Burrell Gino Marconi Marcedes Clanton Karnell Matthews Elizabeth Higgins Clark Michael Matthews, Co-Artistic Director Parnell Damone Marcano Tracey McAvoy Josette DiCarlo Daniel Montgomery Chrisanne Eastwood Matthew Scott Montgomery Rebecca Eisenberg, Producing Director Michael O’Hara, Managing Director Nathan Frizzell, Literary Director Christopher Pearson Todd Gaebe Christopher Sepulveda Mark Giberson Michael A. Shepperd, Co-Artistic Director Gregory Guy Gorden Michael Shutt Michael Taylor Gray Peter James Smith Brad Griffith Amy Stoddard Charls Sedgwick Hall Stasha Surdyke Matt Howard Gina Torrecilla Samantha Kern David Tran Michael C. Kricfalusi, Executive Director Tommy Vergason Jeffrey Landman Isabella Way Asher Lewis Jason Weiss Constance Jewell Lopez Brittney S. Wheeler Plus over 500 Associate Company Members who consider Celebration Theatre home. CELEBRATION SOCIAL MEDIA

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Bower Anonymous Rick C Nicholas Caprio Charles & Anet Carlin Cameron Faber CYHTeas.com Hamilton-Selway Fine Art Rosemary DiMonte Mr. Alan Mandell Douglas Hutchinson Tom Jacobson & Ramone Munoz Eddie James Fellows ($500-$999) William Kaiser James Allen Lorenzo Lebrija Anonymous Jerold & Priscilla Mann Kevin Peter Berg Dale McIntire Scott & Brian Monson-Hogan Chris Meyer and Gary Holm Donald M. Klein Dennis Nollette In memory of: Dick Wagner by Ken Bennett Henry Ong & Matthew Black for their 52 years together Steven Parker Andy & Pol Sandro-Yepes and family Chris Phillips Mary Reitz Partners ($250-$499) Paul V. Roche Anonymous Brooke Seguin/30MM Jim Kelley & Joseph Lund SSGLC Project Rainbow Ed Murphy Ron Wasserman Larry Rubinstein Ken Werther: In Honor of the Dedicated and David Schulz Brilliant Team at Celebration Theatre In Memory of Darren Christopher Scott Edward Wilson David Tarlow Associates ($10-$99) Roger Gray John Murlas Bruce Alton Andrea Green Peter Nastos Patrick Alviso Michael Hagar Pieter Noomen Andrew Antonio Mona Hanouni Mike Page Michael Arrigo Paul Head Stacy Payton Steven Baird Kirk Henry In honor of: Christopher Stephen Bassman Craig Hilary Grant Pearson Fred Camerer Gregory Hines Robert Phares Andrew Campbell Brad Irwin Nick Peet William Collins Sam Johnson Deborah Puette Kristin Confer Joseph Keane R. Daniel Rothbauer William Conti Jon Klaft Mark Saltzman & Ron Patrick Culbertson Richard Kline Gutierrez Philip Dawkins Jeremy Lelliott Michael Seel Rita Doumar Damian Lewis Peter James Smith Colleen Downs Dennis Lumpkin Gretchen Stockdale Kerry English Robert Main Terry Taylor Gregory Fu Paul Marchegiani Roland Thomas Michael Garcia & Bert Tracey McAvoy James Van Houten Vosburgh Jeff Melnick Reginald Warren In memory of: Andrew Priscilla Illan Carol Wilbanks Gold Heber Moran Ben Wilson 19 CELEBRATION THEATRE LEGACY CIRCLE Dion Antic Martin Massman & Chris McKinney Burton Breznick Todd Milliner & Michael Matthews Martin D. Burley & Bobby Meza Scott Monson & Brian Hogan Nicholas Caprio Dennis Nollette Greg Copeland John L. Rarick & Piotr Izdebski Frederick Dechow Timothy Regler Arthur Dennis & Fred Madjar Larry Reitzer & Matt Funes Jay Paul Deratany Calvin Remsberg David Elzer Michael A. Shepperd & Hutch Foster Cameron Faber Showtime Television Larry Dean Harris Ted Skidmore Elizabeth L. & Mark K. Kogan James E. Smith Tom Jacobson & Ramone Munoz William Stoddard Michael C. Kricfalusi David Tarlow Jeffrey Lambert Billy Tauzin Erick H. Long Thomas E. Warren Jane Lynch Bruce W. Zisterer The Legacy Circle is made up of patrons who donated and gave over $1,000 each. The Legacy Circle was closed in 2010 but we recognize and honor those donors who helped Celebration Theatre in the past. Legacy Circle donors names will always be part of our donor recognition program CELEBRATION INDIEGOGO CAMPAIGN Celebration Theatre would like to thank the following donors for their support in our recent Indiegogo campaign. Michelle Akeley Paul Elliott Marco Martinez Karl Sjogren Greg Ayers Mary Emery Christopher Meyer Tom Spitz Molly Bell Stuart Falk Suzy Miller Steve Susoyev Andrea Bernardi Kama Fletcher Daniel Moore David Tarlow James Blashaw Gregory Franklin Tom Moore Matt Waters Michael Bouson Art Giovanini Callum John Morris Jason Weiss Richard Bower Jason Graae Mark Nasser Marc Wheeler Katie Buderwitz Kim Grace-Brezniak Kenneth Navran Jay Wright Barbara Bush Jeanie Hackett Julien Nitzberg Mark Wyrick Kyle Cadman Charls Sedgwick Richard Norman Bennett Yellin Anet & Charlie Hall Vincent Novak Emily Zetterberg Carlin Kevin Harris Rani O’Brien Martin Zimmerman Tim Casto Caroline Hazen Paul Peglar Charles Zito Sam Clein Bob Heath Jon Pickow Dale Zurbrick Michael Collins David Hiovich Morgan Polikoff Stephen Smith Peter Hochschild Steven Rada We apologize if your Collins Israel Jimenez Mary Reitz name is missing or Kristin Confer Tara Karsian Larry Reitzer improperly acknowl- Quinn Cummings Christine Kellogg Allan Dennis Rich edged. 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