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Saturday, March 6, 2010 Barbara Ken Arthur Artistic Director Producing Director Present IF YOU GIVE A PIG A PANCAKE & OTHER STORY BOOKS Musical Scenes by Kevin Del Aguila & Brad Alexander Mindi Dickstein & Daniel Messe Anthony King & Scott Brown David Kirshenbaum Robert Lopez & Kristin Anderson-Lopez Steven Lutvak & Robert L. Freedman Laurence O'Keefe & Nell Benjamin Benj Pasek & Justin Paul Scenic Design by Costume Design by Vaughn Patterson Anne-Marie Wright Music Direction by Orchestrations by Stage Manager Stephanie Layton Greg Pliska Rafi Levavy Originally Choreographed by Choreographed by Assistant Director Devanand Janki Susan Ancheta Danny Erdberg Directed by Kevin Del Aguila CAST (alphabetical by role) Female #1 Alisha Giampola Female #2 Erin Sjostrom Female #3 Talia Corren Male #1 Tyler Rivera Stein Male #2 Nick Cotter Male #3 Corey Loftus The taking of pictures and/or making of visual or sound recording is expressly forbidden. Please check the houseboard for any program changes. Saturday, March 6, 2010 This program from Theatreworks USA is supported, in part, with public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. The actors and stage manager employed in this production are members of Actors' Equity Association, the union of professional NVSCA actors ancl s!aae mana9ers in tlw United States. Target is the national tour sponsor of Theatreworks The Director and Choreographer are rnembers of the USA s production of If You Gwe STAGE DIRECTORS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS TARGET* Other Slaty Books SOCIETY, a national theatrical labor union MUSICAL NUMBERS "Pick a Book" by Mindi Dickstein & Daniel Messe Help The Center Help Kids "If You Give a Pig a Pancake" adapted by Anthony King & Scott Brown Adapted from If You Give a Pig a Pancake. Text © 1998 by Laura Numeroff, illustrations © by Felicia Bond. Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers. Please join us in opening the doors of the "Lilly's Big Day" adapted by Kevin Del Aguila & Brad Alexander theater to school children financially unable Adapted from Lily's Big Day. Copyright © 2006 by Kevin Henkes. Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers. "Fluffy the Classroom Guinea Pig" adapted by Robert L Freedman & Steven Lutvak to purchase a ticket. Your gift will help to Based on the book Fluffy's Silly Summer by Kate McMullan. Used with the permission of Pippin Properties, Inc. bring disadvantaged children to The Center "Horace and Morris but Mostly Dolores"....adapted by Benj Pasek & Justin Paul Based on the book Horace and Morris But Mostly Dolores by James Howes, illustrated by Amy Walrod. for school trip performances and provide "How I Became a Pirate" adapted by Laurence O'Keefe & Nell Benjamin Text© 2003 by Melinda Long. Illustrations © 2003 by David Shannon. their classrooms with educational resource Performed by arrangement with Harcourt, Inc. and the Sandra Dijkstra Literary Agency. materials. Your gracious investment in "The Paper Bag Princess" adapted by David Kirshenbaum Based on the book by Robert Munsch. Used with the permission ofAnnick Press these students today will return high "Diary of a Worm" adapted by Robert Lopez & Kristin Anderson-Lopez dividends for our community's future! Based on the book by Doreen Cronin and Harry Bliss. Used with the permission of Pippin Properties, Inc. "Pick a Book (Finale)" by Mindi Dickstein & Daniel Messe ALISHA GIAMPOLA (Female #1) is delighted to make her Theatreworks debut. Favorite past roles include Lucille in Junie B. Jones and a Little Monkey Business, Little Sally in Urinetown and Antonia in Man of La Mancha. Love to Daniel and a huge, enormous "thank you" to Mom and Dad. ERIN SJOSTROM (Female #2) A San Francisco Bay area native now residing in NYC, Erin received her BA from the University of Notre Dame (Political Science and Music) and her Masters from the Boston Conservatory (Musical Theatre). Favorite credits include: The Last Five Years (Cathy), The Taxi Cabaret (C.C.), and Parade (Pretty Girl). Thanks Mom, family, friends and the UF! TALIA CORREN (Female #3) Theatrical debut: Templeton the Rat in Charlotte's Web, age 7. Since then, BFA Musical Theatre, BA English, University of Michigan. National tour: /Love a Piano. Favorite roles: Charity (Sweet Charity), Witch (Into the Woods), Sally (...Charlie Brown), Anytime Annie (42nd Street). Love and thanks always to my Pocket People. TYLER RIVERA STEIN (Male #1) graduated cum laude NYU 2009 and trained under Eric Schaeffer (Signature Theatre). Following his graduation, he performed in the NY readings of Terezin and Bathory the Musical. This summer, he played as Gangster 1 in the first regional production of Drowsy Chaper- one. Love to Mom and Dad. Enjoy the show, Argh! NICK COTTER (Male #2) Regional: Goodspeed Musicals: Band Geeks (Festival of New Artists); The Bushnell: The Music Man (w/ Shirley Jones) Other: A Man of No Importance, Merrily We Roll Along, She Loves Me, The Fantasticks, The Front Page, Zombie Prom, School House Rock LIVE! Education: BFA, The Hartt School, PTTP. COREY LOFTUS (Male #3) is delighted to be a part of the Theatreworks USA team and Actor's Equity. The Ralph C. Medhurst Children's Fund Graduate of Elon University, BFA Music Theatre. Favorite roles include: Jack (Into the Woods), Silvius (As You Like It), Chino (West Side Story), Man #1 (Day in Hollywood..Ukraine), Ruffian Boy (Carousel). Dedicated to providing free admission to Much love to Mom and Dad, family, friends, JWS, TB, and GGS for faith and guidance. Arts in Education programs RAFI LEVAVY (Stage Manager) has worked extensively Off-Broadway (13 productions including Stop for economically challenged youth. Kiss, Tony n' Tina's Wedding and other productions at most major Off-Broadway companies), in addition to various regional and stock theaters and tours, Jim Henson Productions and Walt Disney Theatrical You may make a gift to this fund at any time by contacting Productions. Recent projects include stage managing clown school, shows for the NY Musical Christine Radtke, Director of Development, at 708.235.7494 TheaterFestival and JCC Maccabi ArtsFest. A proud member of Equity, Rafi holds a degree in computer science from Brandeis University. Family f£$$mf,. *&&£»$& ft^^ ^tfWSfet MMfe, Kids and families who enter must be available for a photo shoot March 20th or 21st 2010 at theTinley Park Convention Center Representatives from the Glamour Model Taient, Inc. will be selecting our winners.They will also be looking for models of all ages for their clients. Entrants wili be photographed individually. Finalists and Grand Prizewinners will be announced in the May issue of Family Time Magazine. Grand Prizewinners will appear on covers of various Family Time Magazines. RULES: Entrants may not wear make-up or costumes. Entrants who arrive for judging in costume or wearing make-up will be disqualified. Casual, comfortable attire is encouraged for entrants. This in NOT a beauty, pageant Cover Search for or taient show, We're looking for kids and families with natural good looks FamiluTime and lots of personality. \ MAGAZINE ENTRY FEE: per entry DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING ENTRIES: March 8, 2010 ENTRY FORM - ENTRY FEE $20.00 One form per child or family is required. If additional forms are needed, photocopy this form or write all required information on a 3x5 card or download at www.famitytimemagazine.com. Child or Family Name: Date of Birth(s): (mm/dd/yy) Age(s): Address: _City:_ Home Phone: __ ... Daytime Phone; Email Address: Parent/Guardian's Name(s): _____^____________________^_—___ Payment enclosed: $20,00 /per entry J Check J Money Order Return COMPLETSO fom(i) with SiO.OO per entr^ to the follow^ sddresi: Family T,Fne Majaii««, 1022! W Lineofci Hwy.. Frankfort !L M423 All «mrann will receivt u-ioiTniw)!' psdv«s- inctu^mg your dsy. time ibl and enirj tiumber- apprsxi ENTpiES CANNOT Bt TAKEN OVER THE PHONE. 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