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Stacy Myers Cory Boulieris Technical Theater Solutions, LLC Jillian Cimini Rhys Williams General Management Press & Marketing Booking & Engagement Management Work Light Productions Type A Marketing AWA Partners Music Supervisor Associate Choreographer Associate Director Jared Stein Lorin Latarro Johanna McKeon Arrangements and Orchestrations Tom Kitt Choreographer Steven Hoggett Director Michael Mayer Originally Produced by Tom Hulce & Ira Pittelman Vivek J. Tiwary Latitude Link Scott M. Delman Allan S. Gordon MagicSpace Entertainment Berkeley Repertory Theatre In Association with Abbie M. Strassler John Domo Lorenzo Thione & Jay Kuo Pat Magnarella Tracy Straus & Barney Straus John Pinckard Christopher Maring World Premiere produced by Berkeley Repertory Theatre, September 2009 Tony Taccone, Artistic Director Susan Medak, Managing Director 17 CAST (in order of appearance) Johnny .................................................................................................................JARED NEPUTE Will ...............................................................................................................CASEY O’FARRELL Tunny ....................................................................................................................... DAN TRACY Heather ..................................................................................................MARIAH MacFARLANE Whatsername ...................................................................................................OLIVIA PUCKETT St. Jimmy ...................................................................................................... CARSON . HIGGINS The Extraordinary Girl ........................................................................................TAYLOR JONES Ensemble ......................................ALEX BONIELLO, LIAM FENNECKEN, SEAN GARNER, ANTWAUN HOLLEY, ANDREW HUMANN, ALISON MOROONEY, MICHAEL PILATO, TURNER ROUSE, JR., JOSEPHINE SPADA, CHELSEA TURBIN UNDERSTUDIES Understudies never substitute for the listed players For Johnny: ALEX BONIELLO, SEAN GARNER; for Will: LIAM FENNECKEN, TURNER ROUSE, JR.; for Tunny: MICHAEL PILATO, ERIC PRESNALL; for Heather: ALISON MOROONEY, CHELSEA TURBIN; for Whatsername: FRANCESCA GRANELL, ALISON MOROONEY; for St. Jimmy: ANDREW HUMANN, ALEX BONIELLO; for The Extraordinary Girl: FRANCESCA GRANELL, ALISON MOROONEY. SWINGS FRANCESCA GRANELL, JOHNNY NEWCOMB, ERIC PRESNALL DANCE CAPTAIN ALISON MOROONEY AMERICAN IDIOT BAND Music Director, Keyboard: EVAN JAY NEWMAN; Guitar 1: DAVID ABRAMS; Guitar 2: DIEGO ROJAS; Bass: JOSH SEBO; Drums: BEN MARINO. TIME: The Recent Past PLACE: Jingletown, USA Developed by Berkeley Repertory Theatre, November-December 2008, and New York Stage and Film and the Powerhouse Theater at Vassar, July 2009. 18 CAST JaredJared Nepute Nepute CarsonCarson Higgins Higgins Dan TracyTracy CaseyCaseCaseyO O’Farrell’Farrell Olivia Puckett Puckett TaylorTaylor Jones Jones Mariah MacFarlane MacFarlane AlexAlexB Boniellooniello Liam Fennecken Fennecken SeanSean GarnerGarner FrancescaFrancescaG Granellranell AntwaunAntwaun Holley Holley AndrewAndrew HumaHumannnn Alison Morooney Morooney JohnnyJohnnyN Newcombewcomb MichaelMichael PilatoPilato Eric Presnall Presnall TurnerTurner Rouse, Rouse JrJr.Josephine SSpadapada Chelsea TurbinTurbin 19 SONG LIST 1. “American Idiot” ..........................................................................................................Company 2. “Jesus of Suburbia” a. “Jesus of Suburbia” .......................................................Jared Nepute and Casey O’Farrell b. “City of the Damned” .................................................................Dan Tracy, Jared Nepute, Casey O’Farrell and Company c. “I Don’t Care” ....................................................................Jared Nepute, Casey O’Farrell, Dan Tracy and Company d. “Dearly Beloved” ..................................................................Mariah MacFarlane and Men e. “Tales of Another Broken Home” ......................................Jared Nepute, Casey O’Farrell, Dan Tracy, Mariah MacFarlane and Company 3. “Holiday” ........................................Jared Nepute, Dan Tracy, Andrew Humann and Company 4. “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” ...................................................Jared Nepute, Olivia Puckett, Dan Tracy and Men 5. “Favorite Son” .................................................................................Michael Pilato and Women 6. “Are We the Waiting” ................................................Dan Tracy, Michael Pilato and Company 7. “St. Jimmy” .......................................................... Jared Nepute, Carson Higgins and Company 8. “Give Me Novacaine” ..............................................Casey
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