A Dutches Theatre Production

Book and Lyrics by Michael Cormier Music by Scott Hiltzik Directed by Gary Lee Reed Musical Direction and Arrangements by Nick Petrillo Choreography by Cassie Crump Featuring Jolie Adamson*, Jessamyn Arnstein, Emily Barnett, Brooke Brewer, Emily King Brown*, Bradley Cashman, Nikki D’Amico*, Nic Hodges, Liam Roberts, Santino Tomasetti*, Justin Yu* *Denotes member, Actors Equity Association

Musicians Dwight Rivera: Keys 2 • Sam Morgan: Woodwinds/E-Wi Dave Johnstone: Drums/Percussion

Producer Associate Producer Executive Producer Racquel Lehrman, Victoria Watson, Margo Majdi Theatre Planners Theatre Planners Set & Projection Designer Lighting Designer Costume Designer Yee Eun Nam Matt Richter Mylette Nora Technical Director Projection CoDesigner Associate Set Designer Bradley Bentz Katerina Pagsolingan Catherine Sowa Graphic Designer Props Designer Press Photographer Kiff Scholl, AFK Design Katherine S. Hunt Ed Krieger Publicist Assistant Master Electrician Electrician Leigh Fortier, Plays411 Andrew Schmedake Adam Earle

Assistant Stage Manager Casting Director Production Stage Manager Mia Rabinowitz Raul Clayton Staggs Marissa Drammissi

There will be one 15 minute intermission.

The first production of the original version of The Story of Alice was directed by Carla Wynn at the Notre Dame Academy of in 1995. The Story of Alice Song List

Act I The Time Has Come – Santino Tomasetti (Cat) If I Had Wings – Jessamyn Arnstein (Alice) Burn The Havealots/Her Eyes Are Blue – Nikki D’Amico (Dodo) & Ensemble Dream Potion – Santino Tomasetti (Cat) Round In Circles – Nikki D’Amico (Dodo) & Ensemble Turtle In Love – Bradley Cashman (Knave) & Jolie Adamson (Mock Turtle) Keep Your Temper – Santino Tomasetti (Admiral Pillar) Bananas & Cabbage – Nic Hodges (Dee) & Nikki D’Amico (Dum) Born To Serve Your Queen– Liam Roberts (Commander), Justin Yu (White Rabbit) & Ensemble Name Me Names – Emily King Brown (Queen) Not Gonna Take My Kid – Jolie Adamson (Duchess) Mad Today – Santino Tomasetti (Cat) & Ensemble The Way Back Home – Jessamyn Arnstein (Alice)

Act II Bananas & Cabbage (Reprise) – Bradley Cashman (Mad Hatter) & Brooke Brewer (Weasel) Marching Today – Bradley Cashman (Mad Hatter) & Ensemble Bananas & Cabbage (Reprise) – Nikki D’Amico (Dodo), Bradley Cashman (Mad Hatter) & Brooke Brewer (Weasel) I Run – Justin Yu (White Rabbit) Off With Their Heads – Emily King Brown (Queen) Trial Song – Jessamyn Arnstein (Alice), Nic Hodges (King) & Emily King Brown (Queen) Stand Up & Fight – Jessamyn Arnstein (Alice), Emily Barnett (Lion) & Brooke Brewer (Weasel) Only A Dream – Jessamyn Arnstein (Alice) The Time Has Come (Reprise) – Santino Tomasetti (Cat)

From The Creators

When we began creating The Story of Alice, just like our heroine we had no idea what a long, twisting path was in store for the play. Just like Alice, this show has been transformed, and transformed several times. From its school premiere in 1995, to its complete revision in 2012 to this world premiere it has undergone tremendous change. We have been continually inspired by both the carefree fun of Lewis Carroll’s classic tale and in how it seems strangely relevant to our world today, which increasingly seems to resemble Wonderland. It is with great joy that we celebrate The Story of Alice in it’s world premiere. It’s our wish that you enjoy this play as much as the first time you experienced Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

– The Writers CAST BIOS (in alphabetical order)

JOLIE ADAMSON* (Mock Turtle/Ensemble) Jolie is thrilled to be a part of such a creative show with an amazing cast and team. She is a graduate from UC Irvine with a BA in Theatre Arts and currently studies voice privately. She is a proud member of SAGAFTRA and AEA with Film and TV credits including Georgina Yates in Criminal Minds and Sarah in the newly released Independent Feature Film, Odd Brodsky. Jolie recently was a part of the West Coast FullProduction premiere as Ashley Sue in Mirror, Mirror The Musical. Her music video, “Armour”, has over 1.25 million views on YouTube! Instagram@jolieadamson

JESSAMYN ARNSTEIN (Alice) Jessamyn Arnstein is delighted to get to join this zany company in her first production outside of school and community theatre. She most recently appeared as Little Sally in Urinetown for which she received an Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship nomination. Other past credits include The Seagull (Nina), Peter Pan (Peter), The Diviners (Jennie Mae), Godspell , and The Drowsy Chaperone. She is currently majoring in Theatre Arts at Cal State University Northridge where she is the Vice President of the CSUN Theatre Guild. She sends all of her thanks to her family, her mentors, MadCatch Entertainment, and her ridiculously supportive boyfriend. This one’s for you, Nick!

EMILY BARNETT (Simone/Ensemble) Emily Barnett is a 22 year old actress from Los Angeles California. She started her theatre training in high school, and then refined it in college where she starred as Julia in 1984 , Lissabette in Anton In Show Business, Moonbeam McSwine in Li’lAbner , and later played a part in a Fringe show as The Receptionist in The Most Massive Woman Wins. Since graduating from the Los Angeles City College Theatre Academy, she has turned towards theatre directing, and recently competed in the Directing Fellowship competition through the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Honolulu, Hawaii. She is thrilled to be back on the stage again and very grateful to be a part of The Story Of Alice.

BROOKE BREWER (Weasel/Ensemble) Brooke Brewer is a Los Angeles native currently attending Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California. She started acting, dancing, and singing in 2007 with the Amazing Grace Conservatory under the direction of Wendy Raquel Robinson and an extremely talented staff who are also now her mentors. She performed with them throughout high school and went on to act in several plays and musicals around the city of Los Angeles. Brooke is a singer/songwriter, actor, dancer, and works with youth in the South Los Angeles Area. She thanks her family for their tremendous support of her and her career. To contact Brooke, please email: [email protected] .

BRADLEY CASHMAN (Knave/Mad Hatter/Ensemble) Bradley was recently seen The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged produced in part by himself and Bobb Cooper of VYT in Phoenix. Wagner College NYC: Sir Galahad in Spamalot!, Old Deuteronomy in Cats. Arizona: Shrek in Shrek the Musical, Warner in Legally Blonde the Musical. LA Film: “Dysphoria” and the holocaust short film “Shot Sparrow” which will be in the Short Film Corner at Cannes Film Festival 2016. Bradley studies voice with Julian Fielder of the LA Opera, and acting at Stuart Rogers Studio in NoHo. Agency: FireStarter Entertainment. Bradley is grateful to everyone involved in The Story of Alice for making his LA theatrical debut a great experience. NIKKI D’AMICO*(Dodo, Tweedle Dum) Raised in Houston, Nikki began dancing at two, and by eight was already in love with musical theatre. After earning ballet scholarships to Joffrey and Harkness in New York, Nikki appeared in the Shubert productions of Evita and Cats, and the National touring company of A Chorus Line. A few of her other favorite productions include The Fantastiks, Chaplin, West Side Story, Oklahoma and Nunsense. Nikki was recently seen in the Ovation nominated production of A View From the Bridge at Los Angeles’ Pacific Resident Theatre. Most recently, Nikki co-starred in Always…Patsy Cline, for which she received rave reviews at The Sierra Madre Playhouse. She has also performed with Gary’s very talented wife Bonnie Bailey Reed, in Bingo, The Winning Musical. Nikki is now thrilled to have been given this opportunity to work with the very talented Gary Reed.

NIC HODGES (King/Dee/Ensemble) I am thrilled to be joining the cast of The Story of Alice. Previous show included Recorded In Hollywood. I graduated from The American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA). While at AMDA had the privilege to be in Children of Eden. I played Agwe in Once On This Island. I have performed in two concerts The Lyric Project and Timeless Classics. I made my T.V. debut in a special edition of Catfish: The Untold Stories. I live by this quote daily, which I would like to share with you, “Know who you are, know where you come from, know where you are going.” Enjoy the show. Don’t forget see the world through my eyes by following me on Instagram and Twitter @nicdoubleu.

EMILY KING BROWN* (The Queen) Emily was last seen in 3D Theatricals’ Side Show . LA: The Wardrobe in Beauty & The Beast at MTW (Broadway World Nomination), Shrek (3DT), ... Spelling Bee (El Portal), And The World Goes ‘Round (NOHO Arts). Selected NYC/Regional: Loose Women of Low Character (PCTF Best Actress Nomination), 25th Anniversary Production of As Is (Theatre Row), Comedy of Errors (Boomerang), Anne of Green Gables (Town Hall), Sunday in the Park ...(Old Opera Rep), Taming of the Shrew (SUIS), and Parade as Lucille Frank (Virginia Rep). Managing Producer of GC3 Films United. Shenandoah Conservatory. Isaiah 40:31. www.emilykingbrown.com.

LIAM ROBERTS (Commander/Ensemble) Liam Roberts is more than delighted to be a part of The Story of Alice. He recently graduated from The American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA), and since then has been cast in a fun variety of LA shows and workshops. Recent credits include George from She Loves Me and Jimmy from Thoroughly Modern Millie. Liam wants to thank Victoria Lavan and Scott Conner for all of their help along the way, as well as his wonderful family for all of their support and love.

SANTINO TOMASETTI* (Cheshire Cat) Santino Tomasetti is ecstatic for his Los Angeles theatrical debut with the awesome Alice team! Prior to moving to LA, Santino spent time in New York training at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy while also breaking into the east coast music scene. After a small stint travelling the country as a singer/guitarist, he finished his musical theatre degree at AMDA’s LA campus and currently circuits the acoustic musician scene. His favorite credits include Ring of Fire (Swing/Dance Captain), Urinetown (Bobby), and West Side Story (Tony). Santino’s original music can be found online with his band TT and The Racers, and a new solo album is on the way. Santino wants to thank everyone possible for helping him get to where he is now. There is always more to do, but you can’t get enough good friends. Agency: Avalon Artist’s Group. JUSTIN W. YU* (White Rabbit/Ensemble) Justin W. Yu was last seen in Center Theatre Group’s The Christians at the Mark Taper Forum and as part of the Gold Mountain cast for the 2016 ASCAP/DreamWorks Musical Theatre Workshop at the Wallis. Stage highlights: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (William Barfee) at Grove Theater Center, Chess (Anatoly) at Conundrum Theatre, Spring Awakening (Otto) and The Producers at MorganWixson Theatre, Carmen and Otello at San Francisco Opera, and The King & I at Broadway By The Bay. TV highlights: NBC’s The Winner Is and two VH1 Do Something Awards shows. Backup singing highlights: Stephen Schwartz, Liz Callaway, LeAnn Rimes, Sara Bareilles, “fun.”, Amber Riley, and Richard Sherman. Training: UCLA School of Music, The Groundlings, and the Royal Shakespeare Company. When adulting, Justin manages Location Based Entertainment for Lionsgate. More at: www.justinwyu.com

PRODUCTION TEAM BIOS

MICHAEL CORMIER (Book & Lyrics) Michael Cormier received his theater training at Los Angeles City College’s Theater Academy. After graduating Michael worked with Gloria Hendry of James Bond fame in opening and running the Women In The Performing Arts theater. Michael also worked with actor/director Brian Heron in establishing the Celtic Arts theater in Hollywood as a thriving creative force. Michael’s play, Glamour Girls, co-authored with Gloria Hendry, had a successful run at the Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center. Nominated for three NAACP theatre awards, Michael’s, I Wanna Be Loved, based on the life of singing sensation Dinah Washington and starring the incomparable Barbara Morrison, has been playing to enthusiastic audiences for over two years. Michael has also worked on a one woman show for six time Grammy winner, Florence Larue of the famed Fifth Dimension. In addition to The Story of Alice Mr. Cormier has a new play called Backstage at the Barrel House also slated to open in April at the Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center. Mr. Cormier is currently working on a wild and ferociously funny play called Wolf Medicine. Michael thanks all the wonderful talent involved in bringing The Story of Alice to life and dedicates this work to his loving wife, Janet.

SCOTT HILTZIK (Composer) Scott’s Hiltzik’s music has been featured at the world’s finest venues and on Grammy nominated recordings. His works have been performed by major orchestras including the Baltimore Symphony, the San Francisco, Atlanta, Detroit, and St. Louis Symphony Orchestras, the Boston Pops, the Sydney Symphony at the Sydney Opera House, and the Brooklyn Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall. Scott’s composition “Spirals” is featured on the 2012 Grammy nominated Bay Brass recording, Sound The Bells!, a CD of new works for brass by American composers. His jazz and theater songs have been performed and recorded by many vocalists including Grammy nominated Tierney Sutton and Miki Coltrane. Scott performs as a pianist with the World Pathways Ensemble, his original jazz quartet House of Games, and with different chamber groups. He has cowritten two musicals and two theatrical plays. www.scotthiltzik.com, www.scotthiltzikmusicblog.com

GARY LEE REED (Director) Most recently directed Villa Thrilla – the Madcap, Mod, Murder Mystery, (Atwater Village Theatre) and before that the hit musical I Love You, You’re Perfect Now Change. (Crown City Theatre) He also recently directed the two world premiere plays, Shades by Paula Caplan (LATC) and HahNah (Lounge Theatre). He is thrilled to working again with Theatre Planners who also produced his critically acclaimed and successful revival of And The World Goes Round (NoHo Arts Center). For the 50th year anniversary of the novel Gary directed To Kill A Mockingbird (Critic’s Pick Actors Coop) to sellout crowds. His Actors Coop production of Godspell garnered 22 different nominations and awards including Critic’s Choice in the LA Times, Pick of the week in the LA Weekly and Critic’s Pick in the Daily Variety. Other directing credits include My Way: A Musical Tribute to , Bonnie & Clyde – the two fisted six gun musical (Innovation Theatre Works) The Most Happy Fella, (LA Weekly best musical nominee) 1776, Jerry’s Girls, The Woman In Black, Sentimental Journey and the world premieres Lights, Dancing With The Bad Man (ARC theatre company) and Soldiers Song. His production of Falling Lightly by D. Bennett Nelson won first place at the Annual Jerome Lawrence One Act Play Festival in Los Angeles.

NICHOLAS PETRILLO (Music Director, Arranger) has been working as a Music Director and Orchestrator in Los Angeles since moving from Boston in 2010. Educated in Film Music Composition and Arranging/Production from Berklee College of Music, Nick has been featured as an orchestrator on the television shows Modern Family, Nashville, Under The Dome, and Aquarius as well as for the video game Halo 4, and on Rod Stewart’s Merry Christmas, Baby and ’s SOUL II albums. As a pianist and keyboardist, Nick has worked with such artists as David Foster, Michael McDonald, Ben E. King, Donna Summer and Andrea Bocelli. In 2014, he had the opportunity to work on David Foster’s musical, Primal Scream. Nick is currently the Music Director for American Idol’s Frenchie Davis & David Hernandez. His most recent musical direction projects include a 3-month run of Little Shop Of Horrors in Hollywood and 3-D Theatricals production of Tarzan in the summer of 2015. Nick had worked with Theatre Planners on Reunion last fall and is pleased to make his musical directing debut with them on this production of The Story Of Alice!

RACQUEL LEHRMAN, THEATRE PLANNERS (Producer) Racquel is the founder and managing director of Theatre Planners, her own theatre production firm which has been serving the Los Angeles theatre scene for almost ten years. She graduated from NYUTisch School of the Arts and lived in NY for many years producing theatre. Theatre Planners has since developed into a very busy and successful outlet for actors, writers, producers and theatre companies. Doing everything from producing, consulting, marketing and more. Racquel loves to make productions a reality and help to keep the theatre scene in LA alive and strong. Racquel is also the owner of the Lounge Theatres in Hollywood on Theatre Row. To learn more about Racquel and Theatre Planners, go to www.theatreplanners.com

VICTORIA WATSON, THEATRE PLANNERS (Associate Producer) Victoria joined Theatre Planners after a successful career in large theater and tours. She was previously Operations Manager and Associate Producer at Pasadena Playhouse and has worked with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Pasadena Symphony & Pops among others. A performer from an early age, Victoria turned to production at Tulane University, and brings that merger of artist and business to all of her producing work. To learn more about Victoria and Theatre Planners, please go to www.theatreplanners.com.

MARGO MAJDI (Executive Producer) Margo was born in Holland but came to the United States in 1970 and has been an entrepreneur ever since. In 1998 she started Mastery In Transformational Training (MITT) which trains people in personal awareness and transformation and has become very successful and world renowned. She also started the Torch Foundation, which makes transformational trainings accessible to at-risk teenagers throughout Los Angeles. Margo is also the author of “The Art Of Acknowledgement”. She created The Dutches Theatre Company through knowing Michael Cormier and the excitement of bringing his work to light. She promised to produce the show and has stood behind her word. Margo has discovered a new passion for producing theater in the process. Please enjoy the show! For more information, you can email Margo at margomajdi@ gmail.com or visit www.mittraining.com. CASSIE CRUMP (Choreographer) Cassie is a native of Los Angeles, California. She danced and choreographed The Chocolate Nutcracker with Debbie Allen. In 2005, she debuted her choreography in the feature film Sledge starring Ben Stiller, Angelina Jolie, and Debbie Allen. She choreographed and debuted in the gospel play, Tell Hell I Ain’t Comin’, starring Allie Woodson of the Temptations, and again with Clifton Davis and Vickie Winans. Other plays include, Girl, He Ain’t Worth It starring Shirley Murdock, Chicken Shack starring The Manhattans and Ted Mills, and Love In All the Wrong Faces starring Miki Howard and Dennis Edwards of the Temptations. Other stage choreography credits include working with Malcolm Jamal Warner in his one man show Love & Other Social Issues, Nephew Tommy from the Steve Harvey Morning Show in Where’s Papa Ray’s Money?, and the following plays with Amazing Grace Conservatory, Annie 2010, Guys and Dolls, Seussical, The Wiz, Alice in Wonderland, Soulful Christmas, Hope in the Hood, and Wicked. One of Cassie’s most accomplished acknowledgments was received with the 2010 NAACP Theatre Award for Best Choreographer for “Sarafina.” She has recently choreographed the riveting movie, Revival, starring Mali Music, Chaka Khan, Michelle Williams, Obba Babatunde and many more. One of her most outstanding accomplishments is working for Celerity Schools as the National Director of Performing Arts. Her most recent accomplishment was being nominated for a Stage Raw Award 2016 for best choreography in Recorded in Hollywood, and she is now a Scenie Award Recipient for Recorded in Hollywood.

YEE EUN NAM (Set and Projection Designer) Yee Eun Nam is a scenic and projection designer for Opera, theater and any form of live performances. In 2015, she was one of two designers in Miami Summer Music Festival where she designed sets for Don Giovanni, Cendrillon and projections for Hansel and Gretel and Albert Herring at Opera institute. Her most recent design works include projection design for The Musical: Reunion directed and choreographed by Kay Cole at Noho Art Center, projection design for 57 Chevy directed by Valerie Dunlap at LATC, Café Society directed by Terri Hanauer at Odyssey Theater Ensemble. She also designed scenic and projection for Citizen: An American Lyric at Fountain Theater directed by Shirley Jo Finney, scenic and projection design for This Is a Man’s World at LATC directed by Jose Luis Valenzuela, scenic and projection design for Generation Sex at LATC directed by Alex Meda. Yee Eun is a recipient of Gilbert Cates Award and Cirque du Soleil Fellowship Award. She received MFA degree in UCLA. www.yeeeunnam.com

MATT RICHTER (Lighting Designer) Matt Richter is an award winning designer based in Los Angeles. Recent designs include Hit The Wall, Stanley Ann, and D’Funqt (LA LGBT Center), Empire Burlesque (Broad Stage), Rio Hondo (Theatre of NOTE), A Gulag Mouse, Past Time, and AstroBoy and the God of Comics (Sacred Fools), Ghost Light, Backyard and Fireman (Echo Theatre), among others. He is designer in residence for the LA LGBT Center and is also a company member of Sacred Fools. He also serves as half of the experimental ambient folk duo Lanfair Field, and writes and records solo music under the moniker of autodealer. For more information, please visit mattrichter.net, lanfairfield.com or autodlr.net.

MYLETTE NORA (Costume Designer) Mylette Nora has won the NAACP Theatre Award for best costumes and is listed in the honors edition of the Cambridge Registry of Who’s Who Among Executive and Professional Women. Her work, which consists of television, film, and stage, can be seen nightly on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. The famed artist Synthia St. James noted Mylette as being the inspiration for her world renowned painting “Ensemble” which graced the cover of the best selling novel “Waiting To Exhale” by Terry McMillan. Mylette’s talents continue with her creative line of heirloom dolls called “MyMind’s Eye” and a line of designer doggie wear called “From the Heart Doggie Wear” www.FromTheHeartDoggieWear.com. KIFF SCHOLL, AFK DESIGN (Graphic Designer) Kiff Scholl has been designing with AFK Design for well over a decade, producing arresting images for theater productions from Los Angeles to New York, including Oddessy productions Dinner at Home Between Deaths, Weapons, The Snake Can, Corktown, & Tales from Hollywood, as well as Atman’s Last Stand, Reunion, Moon Over Buffalo, Fat Pig, L.A. Deli, Inherit the Wind, and others. Kiff has also designed countless graphics for Theatre Planners, Theatre of NOTE, Sacred Fools, Sierra Madre Playhouse, Zephyr Theatre, Greeway, West Coast Jewish Theater, among others. Kiff is also an award-winning actor and director, who works often in commercials, TV and animation, and is very excited about the new, satirical, political web series he wrote and directed, “Medicare Mermaids.” www.MedicareMermaids.com www.kiffscholl.com

KATHERINE S. HUNT (Props Designer) Katherine’s projects include Off The King’s Road with Theatre Planners; Low Hanging Fruit at The Zephyr Theatre; Bulrusher at The Skylight Theatre; The Guardsman at NoHo Arts Center; tefillah or Prayer: a translation with theatre dybbuk; One Night in Miami with Rouge Machine; Awake & Sing, Oedipus, Broadway Bound, Ionescopade,Annapurna, Rank, Theatre in the Dark, The Irish Curse, Fall to Earth, What the Butler Saw, Way to Heaven, End Days, Juno and the Paycock, and Adding Machine with the Odyssey Theater Ensemble; Flowers for Algernon with Deaf West; Tempest and Doctor’s Dilemma at A Noise Within; The Trip Back Down , 13 The Musical and Slow Dance in Midtown with BellaVita Entertainment; The Belle of Belfast, Year of the Rabbit, and The Many Mistresses of Martin Luther King with Ensemble Studio Theatre. Thanks and love to her little assistant Gloria and her husband Martin for their support!

RAUL CLAYTON STAGGS (Casting Director) Raul is a freelance casting director who has cast many productions for Theatre Planners over the years, as well as projects for L.A. Philharmonic, Playwrights’ Arena, The Theatre @ Boston Court, The Latino Theatre Company, Circle X Theatre, Bootleg, Theatre Movement Bazaar and many others. Raul has also cast several award winning short films and the independent features, Longhorns (TLA Releasing) and Better Half (currently on the festival circuit.)

MARISSA DRAMMISSI (Production Stage Manager) Marissa Drammissi graduated from California State University, Long Beach with a BA in Theatre and an emphasis in performance and stage management. Some of her most recent stage management credits include: Zulu Time; directed by Richard Kuhlman, Corktown ’59; directed by Wilson Milam, Next to Normal; directed by Trevor Biship, and The Ugly One; directed by Gates McFadden, The Echo One Acts; directed by Chris Fields and Bob’s 20th Annual Holiday Office Party, written by Rob Elk and Joe Keyes/ directed by Matt Roth. This is Marissa’s debut show at The Matrix and fourth with Theatre Planners and she is thrilled to be part of such a creative team. She would like to thank her family and mentor, Steve Mull, for all of their support and guidance. Marissa is looking forward to all the future has in store and will keep moving forward with her personal mantra “live to inspire”.

SPECIAL THANKS

Joe Stern & The Matrix Theatre Kevin Cochran & GTC Burbank Emily Goldman, Alicia Morgan