Book by Abe Burrows & Jack Weinstock & Willie Gilbert Music

Book by Abe Burrows & Jack Weinstock & Willie Gilbert Music & Lyrics by Frank Loesser

Directed by Anthony Galleran Music Direction by Bill Wolfe Choreography by Tanya Thompson

Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International The Mainstage at Long Beach Playhouse

Established in 1929, Long Beach Playhouse is recognized as the first performing arts organization in Long Beach with over 85 continuous years of production. Our eight-play Mainstage season is presented with the undying energy of cast, crew and house volunteers. Long Beach Playhouse is financially supported through memberships; funding and grants from foundations, corporations and government programs; along with contributions of generous patrons like you. Coming soon... Our 88th Mainstage Season! See the new brochure in the lobby

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A Note from the Executive & Producing Artistic Director, Andrew Vonderschmitt

Hello and welcome to the Playhouse. I wanted to take a moment of your time to say thank you. Thank you for your continued support of the Playhouse and thank you for supporting the arts in general. As an artist I understand the commitment and responsibility I have to you, the audience. Art is not created in a vacuum. It takes an observer to finish the formula. This particular art form, on this particular day and time, in this particular venue, is for you, and you alone. I honestly hope that you enjoy your visit with us and that you will return soon.

I am always open to comment, complaint, compliment, concern, or just plain conversation. How’s that for alliteration? Of course, I enjoy compliments over complaints, but who doesn’t learn from input of any kind? A healthy dialogue with you, the audience, is very important to me. I can be reached via email, snail-mail, phone, fax, or you can drop by the Playhouse. However you choose to contact me and tell me how I’m doing, I welcome it.

Thank you, once again, for your patronage. Enjoy the show.

Andrew Vonderschmitt

[email protected] • Office: 562-494-1014 ex 503 Cell: 714-390-2107 • Fax: 562-961-8616 5021 E. Anaheim St. LB, CA. 90804 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Vice President Tony Diaz Jane Nunn Treasurer Secretary Dan Ryan Halley Hardy

Cheryl Avirom, Brian Bozanich, Deborah Bozanich, Kysa Cohen, Gaurav Datta, Bart DeLio, Emily Holman, Tom Long, Roxanne Patmor, Ray Smith, Miguel Solario

Andrew Vonderschmitt Donna Fritsche Evan Battle Executive & Producing Costume Shop Manager & Artistic Director Resident Costume Designer Kellee Cullingham Lottie Frick Madison Mooney Larry Mura Natasha Lopez Business & Operations Properties Master Alex Shewchuk Manager Front of House Staff Anna Kate Mohler Sean Gray House Manager & Technical Director & Volunteer Coordinator Production Manager THE STAFF Extra Funding made possible by:

Special thanks to our Set Sunday Volunteers! Ray Smith, Jerry Loeb, Flo Dartt, Marie Santora, Bob S. Turner, Tom Long, Lana Haines, Tammy Barile, Roscoe Evans, David Lovegren, Mal Groff, Emmett W. Fry, Bob Boyce, and the Cast, Crew and Design team for How to Succeed! Many thanks.

A FEW THINGS TO REMEMBER:

In consideration of our performers and patrons, please turn off all cellular devices during the show. Cameras and recording devices are prohibited. Late seating is at the discretion of the House Manager. Beverages and concessions are offered before performances and during intermission and you may bring drinks purchased at our bar into the theatre. Smoking is restricted to the area in front of the theatre on Anaheim Street. Director’s Notes Dear Reader,

This little program is designed to tell you everything you need to know about the science of enjoying a production. Let us assume you are awake, clear- eyed, have a valid ticket with you, and are looking forward to tonight’s production. You will! If you have manners, have unwrapped all of your candy, and turned off your cell phone, so much the better. But remember that thousands have enjoyed a night of theatre without any of these qualities. So just sit back, relax, and enjoy a production that will take you back to the world of the early 1960’s, where some things are different, and so much is the same. If you truly wish to be among the lucky golden few who experience tonight’s performance, you can! -Anthony Galleran Behind the Scenes Set Design Sean Gray & Naomi Kasahara Light Design Matthew Mikulka Costume Design Donna Fritsche Sound Design Jessica Westerfield Band- Keyboard/Conductor Bill Wolfe Band- Bass Adolpho Kushelevich Band- Drums Arthur Garrison Prop Master/Designer Larry Mura Board Operator Marissa Putnick Live Sound Mixer Rickie Sath Costume Shop Abertha Montgomery, Rebecca Roth, Christina Abbott Photography Michael Hardy Promotional Design Daisy Ramirez-Gutierrez Director Anthony Galleran Anthony is thrilled to be directing again on the LBP Mainstage. He previously directed Arms and the Man on the Mainstage back in 2014. Anthony has directed acclaimed musical productions throughout Southern CA, most recently The Toxic Avenger and High Fidelity. Non-musical directing credits include The Shape of Things, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Speech and Debate, Great Western Wanderlust. He would like to thank Andrew for the opportunity, Tanya and Bill for their talent and creativity, Marissa and Joelle for being the true backbone of this show, the entire creative team and cast for their hard work and dedication, and most importantly Stephanie for her endless support and love. Musical Director Bill Wolfe Bill is so happy to be Musical Directing at the LB Playhouse again. His last production here was Forum in 2011. His most recent show was the crazy farce Urinetown in Costa Mesa. Bill has musical directed over 350 musicals in 45 years, from the East Coast to Hawaii, and all over Southern CA Bill is a well versed musician, Voice and Piano Teacher, Church Choir director and Soloist. He is a music therapist, working with Dementia and Alzheimer’s people, and the Accompanist for a Joyous Senior group, The Singing Goodtimers. With his Husband, Dean, has recently purchased a motorhome calling it Big Blue Mack, and are enjoying glamping all over....Thank you, Dean for all your support. Enjoy the show everyone !!! Choreographer Tanya Thompson Tanya is super excited to be making her debut here at the Long Beach Playhouse with How to Succeed. A recent graduate from UCI she has spent the last few years performing in local community and regional theatre. Past credits include: Les Miserables (Ensemble) at Performance Riverside; Bonnie and Clyde (Stella), Into the Woods (Stepmother), Piano Party 2 (Tanya) at The Brea Curtis Theater; Assassins (Sarah Jane Moore), Cabaret (Frauline Kost), Man of LaMancha (Housekeeper), RENT (Ensemble), at Fullerton College; Chicago (Liz/Ensemble) at Legacy Theater Company. Tanya wishes thank Andrew, Anthony, Bill and the entire team at LBP for this amazing opportunity and her urban family for their love and ability to encourage her to grow and challenge herself everyday. Stage Manager Marissa Putnick Marissa is delighted to be working on How to Succeed. Her previous LBP credits include The Real Thing and Arms and the Man. She has worked at the Geffen Playhouse and is an alumna of South Coast Repertory’s internship program. Marissa has an MA in Theater Arts from UC Santa Cruz. She thanks everyone involved with the show for their never-ending devotion. Assistant Stage Manager Joelle Dunn Joelle Dunn is thrilled to be assisting on this production. A SAG member since 1980 and a veteran of the arts, her favorite theater credits include producing shows such as Peter Pan, Seussical, Stage Managing The Wizard of Oz, Oliver! and Vocal Directing Shrek, Charlie Brown, The Drowsy Chaperone and Oliver!. Stage credits include Narrator (Joseph), Sour Kangaroo (Seussical), Mama Ogre (Shrek). She is positive you are going to love this show. “Coffee!!” Meet The Cast In Order of Appearance Mitchell Nunn...... BOOK VOICE Steven Alcantar...... FINCH Nick Bradfield...... GATCH Glenn Koppel...... J.B. BIGGLEY Monica Beld...... ROSEMARY Jefferson Lanz...... BRATT Allison Aoun...... SMITTY Russell Malang...... BUD FRUMP Sarah Chaffin...... MS. KRUMHOLTZ Lindsay Valerio...... MISS JONES Greg Abbott...... TWIMBLE and WOMPER Mallory Kerwin...... HEDY LaRUE Alyssa Garcia...... ENSEMBLE Samuel Goldman...... ENSEMBLE Lisa Harris...... ENSEMBLE Dash Porter...... ENSEMBLE Erin Martinez...... ENSEMBLE Rachel Seldon...... ENSEMBLE Kari Venaas...... ENSEMBLE Graham Wojcik...... ENSEMBLE

Steven Alcantar (FINCH) Steven (S-T-E-V-E-N) is beyond excited to be playing the role of Finch in this production. You may have seen him most recently in The Toxic Avenger at the Maverick in Fullerton. Before that he appeared in Bat Boy: The Musical as the title character, as well as Frank Butler in Annie Get Your Gun. Steven has also appeared in numerous television commercials as well. He’d like to thank his friends, family, and his partner Chris for all the endless support.

Nick Bradfield (GATCH) Nick Bradfield - Successful Starbucks employee by day and struggling stand up comic by night, Nick has been performing throughout Southern California for the past ten years. He spent three years at AMDA (The American Musical and Dramatic Academy) where he appeared in Hot L Baltimore and Pink Floyd’s the Wall. His latest credits include Coney Island Christmas with Torrance Theatre Company and Fractured Broadway: Made in LA with the San Pedro Theatre Club. Enjoy the show! Glenn Koppel (J.B. BIGGLEY) Glenn is returning to LBP, after a three-decade hiatus, in How to Succeed in Business (Without Really Trying). In the 1980s, he performed with Laura Killingsworth in LBP’s production of Side by Side by Sondheim. Glenn recently appeared in the 1940’s Radio Hour at the NoSquare Theater. Favorite roles include Albin in La Cage aux Folles, Herbie in Gypsy, and Herr Schultz in Cabaret. Glenn lives in Anaheim Hills with his Australian Cattle Dog, Sammy.

Monica Beld (ROSEMARY) Monica is thrilled to make her LBP debut in How to Succeed! Monica studies Theatre Arts at Loyola Marymount University. Favorite credits include Jenny in Company, Anita in West Side Story, & Gertrude McFuzz in Seussical. She is a musical theatre teacher, and serves as Artistic Director for the Del Rey Players, LMU’s student-run theatre. She extends special thanks to all her loved ones in the audience for their never-failing support!

Jefferson Lanz (BRATT) Trying to conquer every Sondheim show, has been in Into the Woods as The Baker and Prince’s Steward; Sweeney Todd as the diabolical Jonas Fogg and Harry in Company. Also, LeFou in Beauty and the Beast , Mr. Sowerberry and Bill Sykes in Oliver, Orin the dentist in Little Shop, and Vince Fontaine in Grease - so mostly maniacal, mean and generally nasty characters! Really a nice guy, he runs City Concierge, a travel company, adores his wife who knows all his lines and his dog who harmonizes when he sings. Allison Aoun (SMITTY) OCSA alum and recent USC graduate (Theatre, Musical Theatre and Marketing majors). Regional: The Christians- Mark Taper Forum at CTG; A Little Night Music, A Connecticut Yankee (Evelyn) and Wonderful Town- Berkshire Theatre Group. Favorites: Nunsense (Leo), Charlie Brown (Lucy), Grand Hotel and Most Happy Fella (dir. John Rubinstein). Most recently played the title role in the premiere of The Principle Wife. Proud EMC. Visit allisonaoun.com! Russell Malang (BUD FRUMP) Russell is very thrilled to be apart of yet another wonderful production at Long Beach Playhouse. This is Russell’s second time performing in How to Succeed. Previous performances at LBP include Fiddler on the Roof (Nahum the Beggar), Jesus Christ Superstar (Ensemble), and Batboy the Musical (Batboy). He wishes the cast and crew a terrific show! Sarah Chaffin (MS. KRUMHOLTZ) Sarah is thrilled for her LBP debut in How to Succeed. She recently appeared in The Threepenny Opera at the Garage Theatre. Favorite roles include: Rizzo in Grease, Titania in A Midsummer Nights Dream, Adelaide in Guys and Dolls and Bettina Barnes in Psycho Beach Party. She lives in Long Beach with her fiancé Alex, their dog and two cats. She would like to thank the cast and crew for a wonderful summer!

Lindsay Valerio (MISS JONES)

LindsaySara hValerio Chaffin is thrilled to debut in her first LBP production as Miss Jones. Favorite past roles include Marion Parioo in The Music Man and Lucy in You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown. She’d like to thank her family and husband for their love and support and everyone at LBP for this opportunity and for all of their hard work. “You, you’ve got me and me, I’ve got you!”

Greg Abbott (TWIMBLE AND WOMPER) Greg is thrilled to be returning to LBP, where he met his wife while playing Sipos in She Loves Me. Favorite roles include Brother Boy in Sordid Lives, Buddy Fiddler in City of Angels, Pseudolus in Forum, Nicely Nicely in Guys & Dolls, Oscar in Sweet Charity, Hines in Pajama Game, Marryin’ Sam in Li’l Abner, Herman in The Most Happy Fella, Charlie Davenport in Annie Get Your Gun, 1st Gangster in Kiss Me Kate, and Hucklebee in Fantasticks.

Mallory Kerwin (HEDY LARUE) Mallory is thrilled to be making her debut with LBP. She most recently appeared as Audrey in the Little Shop of Horrors at the Whittier Center Theater. Past favorite credits include Abigail Williams in The Crucible, Fred in Once Upon a Mattress-twice, Anita in West Side Story, and Louise in The Fox on the Fairway. She wants to thank her family and cast mates, because with every show, one’s theater family grows a little bigger.

Alyssa Garcia (ENSEMBLE) Alyssa is very excited to be performing in her first musical in almost 5 years. This is her second appearance at LBP, last seen in Psycho Beach Party up in the studio. Favorite credits include A Clockwork Orange (Alex), Les Miserables (Ensemble), and Motherf**ker With the Hat (director). Alyssa is a graduate of CSULB’s Theatre Arts department & plans to one day attend grad school for acting. Samuel Goldman (ENSEMBLE) Samuel was last seen with Long Beach Playhouse in Jesus Christ Superstar. He has worked with numerous theater groups, most recently in Kentwood Players’ Man of La Mancha. Samuel also works as a TV and film extra, and he had a featured role on Netflix’s Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp. Samuel would like to thank the cast and crew, and his family and friends for their support.

Lisa Harris (ENSEMBLE) Lisa Harris is thrilled to be making her debut on the Long Beach Playhouse stage. Some of her previous credits are Guys and Dolls, 42nd Street and The Miracle Worker. She would like to say a special thank you to her husband for all of his support and encouragement.

Dash Porter (ENSEMBLE) “No coffee, no coffee?” This will be Dash’s 21st stage production in his career and is absolutely thrilled to be part of LBPs How to Succeed in Business. He started acting in the 5th grade and has enjoyed it every second in his life. Last year he was in Cinderella, King and I, and Original the Musical. He wants to thank his director and friend Anthony Galleran, Marissa Putnick, Tanya Thompson, and Joelle Dunn. He also wants to give a shout out to his entire family for loving and supporting him every step of the way. Erin Martinez (EMSEMBLE) Erin Martinez is honored to join the cast of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying as apart of the ensemble. She is currently a dance/musical theatre major at Cypress College. Her recent roles were ensemble in Hairspray and assistant director for The Princess that Never Smiled. Erin would like to thank the director, stage managers, cast, and crew for all their talent and welcoming her to her first show at Long Beach playhouse. Erin dedicates her performances to her family and friends. Rachel Seldon (ENSEMBLE) Rachel is very excited to be involved with her 2nd production at the Long Beach Playhouse. She recently appeared as the bass guitarist in Jesus Christ Superstar at Long Beach Playhouse. She would like to thank her friends and family for their support. Kari Venaas (ENSEMBLE) Kari is thrilled to be back on the LBP Mainstage! Previous LBP productions include: Jesus Christ Superstar!, Little Shop of Horrors, Cyclops, and Real Women Have Curves. By day, Kari is a Member Service Rep in Costa Mesa. She is currently planning her European Extravaganza, where she will be visiting 8 countries in 14 days. Kari would like to thank the cast, crew, and all of her cheerleaders, past and present!

Graham Wojcik (ENSEMBLE) Graham Wojcik is a sophomore at Millikan High School in Long Beach, CA. At school he has participated in drama productions such as Little Shop of Horrors and Thoroughly Modern Millie. He is also very active in choir and enjoys playing the drums and surfing. His first appearance at the Long Beach Playhouse was in the Velveteen Rabbit at age 12. He also recently performed as Rick Taylor and Daisy in Batboy. He wishes the cast a successful performance and hopes everyone enjoys the show!

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