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Broadway Edition 1 | 2019-2020 WHAT’S INSIDE Dear Patrons | 5 Theatre Information | 7 Once | 9 Cast | 10 Musical Numbers | 12 Who’s Who in the Cast | 13 Staff | 17 Donors | 24 Center Staff | 31 ADVERTISING Onstage Publications 937-424-0529 | 866-503-1966 e-mail: [email protected] www.onstagepublications.com This program is published in association with Onstage Publications, 1612 Prosser Avenue, Kettering, OH 45409. This program may not be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission from the publisher. JBI Publishing is a division of Onstage Publications, Inc. Contents © 2019. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. DEAR PATRONS © Carter Rose Welcome to the Winspear Opera House on the AT&T Performing Arts Center campus, where we’re celebrating ten years of “Staging the Amazing.” Once is the first Broadway show of our 2019/2020 season. This show won eight Tony Awards and features actors who play live instruments on stage. It’s an original Broadway experience that you won’t forget—and the same can be said about all of the shows in our season. Next up is Once On This Island, followed by The Color Purple, then Blue Man Group, The Band’s Visit, An American in Paris, Bandstand, and The SpongeBob Musical! All of this will happen right here in the beautiful Winspear Opera House. And the AT&T Performing Arts Center is more than Broadway. We present speakers like Spike Lee who will be here next month; the finest dance companies in the world, like MOMIX, with our partner TITAS/Dance Unbound; and family shows like PJ Masks Live! in January. We provide stages for our five esteemed resident companies: Anita N. Martinez Ballet Folklorico, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, The Dallas Opera, Dallas Theater Center and Texas Ballet Theater. And through our Elevator Project we present the best of new and emerging Dallas arts groups. If you’ve joined us since we opened in 2009, you probably know that the AT&T Performing Arts Center is more than great shows. For many students in this community, our education programs can be the beginning of a lifetime love of culture, or even a career in the arts. Our many community engagement initiatives are introducing more people to the arts. By being a member, donor, or a patron at the Center, you’re helping us share experiences like these. Thank you for being part of the team. But right now enjoy Once and we’ll see you again soon! Debbie Storey President and CEO AT&T Performing Arts Center AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 5 Board of Directors: Matrice Ellis-Kirk, Chair Fred B. Hegi, Jr. Tom Moore Lauren Embrey, Vice Chair Chasity Wilson Henry D. Roger Nanney Sheryl Adkins-Green Curt Hildt Yvette Ostolaza Victor Almeida John E. Howell Lucilo A. Peña Jennifer Burr Altabef Kristi Sherrill Hoyl Nelda Cain Pickens Larry Angelilli Sophia R. Johnson Tracy M. Preston Theresa L. Badylak Gene Jones Caren Prothro* Anne T. Bass Margaret H. Jordan Christopher P. Reynolds Christy Berry Mark Kreditor Deedie Rose* Gil Besing Mark Hamilton LaRoe Shannon Skokos Harold M. Brierley Barbara Thomas Lemmon Caleb Smith Mitzi Chollampel John I. Levy Mary K. Suhm John Robert Cohn Veronica Lewis Greg Swalwell Linda Pitts Custard Wendy Lopez George Tang Bess Enloe* Jill B. Louis Daniel L. Tobey, M.D., J.D. Brian Enzler Ronald M. Mankoff R. Gerald Turner Ruben E. Esquivel Leonor Márquez Kern Wildenthal, M.D. Janiece Evans-Page Holly Mayer Donald Winspear Manny Fernandez Lynn McBee DeMetris Sampson, Ex-Officio Rebecca Enloe Fletcher Brendan McGuire Jesse Hornbuckle, Ex-Officio Gilbert Gerst Lisa Foster Montgomery Howard Hallam* Francie Moody-Dahlberg * Lifetime Director Robert Hallam, Jr. Darnell J. Moore, Ph.D. Emeritus Council: Elaine Agather Nancy and Jeremy Halbreich Sarah Perot Ms. Lisa Arpey Bill Lively Frank A. Risch David Biegler Nancy Cain Marcus Kenneth Schnitzer Jeanne Marie Clossey Jay Marshall Howard Schultz Kevin E. Cox Tom and Phyllis McCasland Ronald G. Steinhart Mary Anne Cree Maribess Miller Laura B. Whitley John W. Dayton Chuck Norris Kathleen M. Gibson Erle Nye WINSPEAR OPERA HOUSE INFORMATION Late Seating Assistive Listening Devices We know patrons make every effort to be on time for events Assistive Listening Devices are distributed free of charge on a first- out of respect for the performers and other theatergoers; come, first-served basis. A valid I.D. is required. These devices however, there are times that traffic or weather problems cause are to be tuned to Channel B in the Winspear Opera House. late arrivals. Touring companies set the policy for allowing those who arrive past curtain time into the performance hall. Latecomers may not be able to take their purchased seat locations immediately on arrival. Accessible Seating Designated seats in various locations are available for guests Photography with disabilities and those needing special assistance. Elevators Cameras and recording devices (including phones) are not are located on each side of the Prothro Lobby for ease of permitted to be used at any time in McDermott Hall. access. Our Patron Access Team will be on site for all ticketed performances to assist guests to their seats. Lost and Found Lost and found items are turned in to Public Safety at the end Special seating locations for persons with disabilities may of every performance. During the performances, items are held be arranged in advance by contacting the Box Office at the Concierge Desk located by the main entrance. To inquire at 214-880-0202. about a lost item, please contact Public Safety at 214-978-3620. Accessibility Information Sign Language Interpretation Accessible Restrooms The Center offers sign language interpretation upon request. All restrooms are accessible. They are located on both the west To schedule, contact the Box Office at least two weeks prior and east ends of each level, outside McDermott Hall. Family to the event. These requests are subject to the availability of restrooms are located on the west end of Orchestra Level. an interpreter. AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 7 8 AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER NOVEMBER 22–24 | WINSPEAR OPERA HOUSE APEX TOURING presents book by music and lyrics by ENDA WALSH GLEN HANSARD & MARKÉTA IRGLOVÁ based on the motion picture written and directed by JOHN CARNEY starring JACK GERHARD MARIAH LOTZ TODD AULWURM CARRIE LYN BRANDON CARLOS CASTILLO TREVOR LINDLEY CRAFT RICHARD DANIEL ELLEON DOBIAS EMILY GREGONIS CALEB HARTSFIELD JODY ALAN LEE SAM SAINT OURS JON PATRICK PENICK MARTA RYMER MATTHEW STALEY TRACY THOMAS GIANNA WINTON scenic and costume design associate scenic design BOB CROWLEY EVAN ADAMSON lighting design sound and video design RUSSELL A. THOMPSON DAVID TEMBY casting tour press and marketing company manager BRIAN J. ENZMAN DENISE S. TRUPE LANDON SHAW LAUREN L. SOBON production stage manager associate director associate producer KIMBERLY D’AGNESE SHAUN PEKNIC BRIAN J. ENZMAN general manager production manager executive producer PRATHER TOURING RUSSELL A. THOMPSON WILLIAM T. PRATHER original music supervisor and orchestrations by MARTIN LOWE original movement by STEVEN HOGGETT original direction and original production concept by JOHN TIFFANY tour direction, musical direction and original movement recreated by J. MICHAEL ZYGO “Once” was produced on Broadway by Barbara Broccoli, John N. Hart Jr., Patrick Milling Smith, Frederick Zollo, Brian Carmody, Michael G. Wilson, Orin Wolf, The Shubert Organization Robert Cole, Executive Producer in association with New York Theatre Workshop. “Once” was originally produced Off-Broadway at New York Theatre Workshop in December, 2011, Jim Nicola, Artistic Director, William Russo, Managing Director “Once” was originally developed at the American Repertory Theater, Cambridge, Massachusetts, in April 2011, Diane Paulus, Artistic Director, Diane Borger, Producer “Once” is produced by special arrangement with MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL, New York, NY www.mtishows.com CAST JACK MARIAH GERHARD LOTZ TODD CARRIE LYN CARLOS TREVOR LINDLEY AULWURM BRANDON CASTILLO CRAFT RICHARD ELLEON EMILY CALEB DANIEL DOBIAS GREGONIS HARTSFIELD JODY ALAN SAM SAINT JON PATRICK MARTA LEE OURS PENICK RYMER MATTHEW TRACY GIANNA STALEY THOMAS WINTON 10 AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER CAST (in alphabetical order) Bank Manager .......................................................................................................................TODD AULWURM Cello, Guitar Andrej ................................................................................................................................. CARLOS CASTILLO Electric Bass, Ukulele, Guitar Švec .........................................................................................................................TREVOR LINDLEY CRAFT Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo, Drum Set Da ........................................................................................................................................ RICHARD DANIEL Mandolin Ex Girlfriend ........................................................................................................................... ELLEON DOBIAS Violin, Percussion Guy .......................................................................................................................................... JACK GERHARD Guitar Réza ......................................................................................................................................EMILY GREGONIS Violin Emcee ...............................................................................................................................CALEB HARTSFIELD Guitar Girl .............................................................................................................................................MARIAH
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