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Dear Friends,
Welcome to Monty Python’s Spamalot, which I am pleased to be producing for the first time at
Pittsburgh CLO. We participated in bringing this new musical to Broadway, where it debuted in
2005 and was nominated for 14 Tony Awards®, winning three: Best Musical, Best Direction of a
Musical (Mike Nichols), and Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical (Sara Ramirez).
A year later, it also won the “coconut orchestra” world record of people clapping halved coconut
shells in New York’s Shubert Alley, which, while recognized by the Guinness Book of World
Records, was eventually bested by more than twice the number of coconut clappers in London’s
Trafalgar Square.
Did I mention it’s a comedy?
Like the 1975 film “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” from which it is adapted, Spamalot is a
cheeky sendup of the tales of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table and their search
for the Holy Grail. (The musical’s title comes from a line in the movie: “We eat ham, and jam,
and Spam a lot.”) Eric Idle wrote the book and lyrics and collaborated with John Du Prez on
the majority of the music in the show, whose original Broadway cast included Tim Curry, David
Hyde Pierce, Sara Ramirez, Christian Borle and Hank Azaria. I am delighted that our production
is directed and choreographed by Marc Robin, and stars many familiar faces at CLO, including
returning Broadway performers Tom Hewitt and Elizabeth Stanley.
Speaking of familiar faces, as the sun sets on the final week of our 2014 Summer Series, I want to
thank each and every one of you for coming out to see our shows. We choose musicals we hope
will appeal to our multi-generational families of subscribers, and I’d love to know how we did and
which you enjoyed most, so if you’d care to, please drop me a line at [email protected].
I’d also like to thank our sponsors, donors, Board of Directors, CLO Ambassadors, CLO Guild and
dutiful interns for supporting us year-round and around the clock, which includes our ongoing
productions at the CLO Cabaret, where, I am pleased to report, September brings the triumphant
return of Dixie’s Tupperware Party. Post-Dixie, I also look forward to seeing you at A Musical
Christmas Carol, December 5-21, at the Byham Theater.
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A new musical lovingly ripped off from the motion picture “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”
From the original screenplay by
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Original Broadway Production produced by Boyett Ostar Productions, The Shubert Organization,
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Starring
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Michael Brian DunnTyler Hanes
Tom HewittAdam Pelty
Brian Shepard
Elizabeth Stanley
Jeremy Webb
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Cast (in order of appearance)
Historian, Not Dead Fred, French Guard, Minstrel, Prince Herbert.........................Brian Shepard*
Mayor, Patsy, Guard 2...............................................................................Robert Creighton*
King Arthur.................................................................................................... Tom Hewitt*
Sir Robin, Guard 1, Brother Maynard................................................................ Jeremy Webb*
Sir Lancelot, The French Taunter, Knight of Ni, Tim the Enchanter............................Adam Pelty*
Sir Dennis Galahad, The Black Knight, Prince Herbert’s Father....................................Tyler Hanes*
Dennis’ Mother, Sir Bedevere, Concorde.................................................... Michael Brian Dunn*
The Lady of the Lake............................................................................... Elizabeth Stanley*
Sir Not Appearing, Monk..................................................................................... Sal Bucci*
Nun, Minstrel................................................................................................Ethan Saviet*
God.................................................................................................................... Eric Idle
French Guard................................................................................................. Jesse Carrey*
Minstrels.................................................................................Connor McRory*, Will Porter*
Sir Bors........................................................................................................Lucas Fedele*
★★★★★
“One of the most dazzling displays
of comedy theatre I’ve ever seen.”
—The Times, London
Ensemble:
Sal Bucci*, Jesse Carrey*, Lucas Fedele*, Tsilala Graham-Haynes*, Stephanie Maloney*,
Connor McRory*, Mara Newbery*, Will Porter*, Ethan Saviet*, Liz Schmitz*,
Jenna Nicole Schoen*, Kathryn Terza*
dance captain
Liz Schmitz*
August 27 – September 7, 2014
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*Members of the Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States
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George Hoydich
Daniel Heasley
Keyboards
Jerry Dantry
James Burns
Kathy Billie
Drums
Albert Wrublesky
Percussion
Paul Evans
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November 18-23
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November 25-30
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Act 1
Scene 1: The Mighty Portcullis
Scene 2: Moose Village
”Fisch Schlapping Song”................................................................. Historian, Mayor, Villagers
Scene 3: Mud Castle
”King Arthur’s Song” ................................................................................ King Arthur, Patsy
Scene 4: Plague Village
”I Am Not Dead Yet” .................................................. Not Dead Fred, Lance, Robin and Bodies
Scene 5: Mud Village
Scene 6: The Lady of the lake and The Laker Girls
”Come With Me”................................................... King Arthur, Lady of the Lake and Laker Girls
”The Song That Goes Like This”.............................................. Sir Galahad and Lady of the Lake
Scene 7: The Knights
”All for One” ..................King Arthur, Patsy, Sir Robin, Sir Lancelot, Sir Galahad and Sir Bedevere
Scene 8: Camelot
”Knights of the Round Table” ..............................Lady of the Lake, King Arthur, Patsy, Sir Robin,
Sir Lancelot, Sir Galahad, Sir Bedevere and the Camelot Dancers
”The Song That Goes Like This (Reprise)” ...................................................... Lady of the Lake
Scene 9: The Feet of God
Scene 10: Find Your Grail
”Find Your Grail”..............................Lady of the Lake, King Arthur, Patsy, Sir Robin, Sir Lancelot,
Sir Galahad, Sir Bedevere, Knights and Grail Girls
Scene 11: The French Castle
”Run Away”.................... French Taunters, King Arthur, Patsy, Sir Robin, Sir Lancelot, Sir Galahad,
Sir Bedevere, French Guards and French Citizens
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Act II
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”Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”............... Patsy, King Arthur, Knights and The Knights of Ni
Sir Robin and His Minstrels
“Brave Sir Robin”.............................................................................. Sir Robin and Minstrels
The Black Knight
Another Part of the Very Expensive Forest
”You Won’t Succeed on Broadway”........................................................Sir Robin and Ensemble
A Hole in the Universe
”The Diva’s Lament”.................................................................................... Lady of the Lake
Prince Herbert’s Chamber
”Where Are You?” ......................................................................................... Prince Herbert
”Here Are You” ............................................................................................. Prince Herbert
”His Name Is Lancelot” ............................................Sir Lancelot, Prince Herbert and Ensemble
Yet Another Part of the Very Expensive Forest
”I’m All Alone”....................................................................... King Arthur, Patsy and Knights
”The Song That Goes Like This (Reprise)”................................. Lady of the Lake and King Arthur
The Killer Rabbit
”The Holy Grail”....................................................... King Arthur, Patsy, Sir Robin, Sir Lancelot,
Sir Galahad, Sir Bedevere and Knights
Finale
”Find Your Grail Finale - Medley” ....................................................................... The Company
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Who’s Who
Robert Creighton (Mayor, Patsy, Guard 2)
Broadway: The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Durdles),
Anything Goes (Purser/Moonface), Chicago
(Amos), The Lion King (Timon), The Little Mermaid
(Chef Louis), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Laughing
Room Only. TV: “Elementary,” “Law & Order,”
“Life on Mars.” Co-author and star of CAGNEY, the
award-winning new musical about film legend
James Cagney. Debut album: AIN’T WE GOT FUN!
for sale in lobby. www.RobertCreightonNYC.com
@rcreightonnyc
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Michael brian dunn (Dennis’ Mother, Sir
Bedevere, Concorde) Previous PCLO: CATS, Full
Monty, Grease, Spamalot. Broadway: The Life,
CATS, Guys and Dolls, Big River, Baby, Sweeney
Todd. Tours: Amadeus, HMS Pinafore, If This
Hat Could Talk. Off Broadway: Perfect Crime,
Ensemble Studio Theater, Secrets Every Smart
Traveler…, Love In Two Countries, Lenny and The
Heartbreakers, Death Of Von Richthofen, Gifts of
the Magi, Kennedy’s Children. Screen: “Law and
Order” and “Julie & Julia.”
Tyler Hanes (Sir Galahad, The Black Knight, Prince
Herbert’s Father) Previous PCLO: 42nd Street (Billy
Lawlor). Broadway/NY: A Chorus Line (Larry),
A Bed & A Chair: A New York Love Affair,
Hairspray (Link), Juno (Johnny Boyle), Sweet
Charity (Charlie), The Frogs, The Boy From Oz,
Urban Cowboy, Oklahoma! Other favorites:
Mary Poppins (Bert), On The Town (Gabey), All
Shook Up (Chad), Cabaret (Cliff), Les Misérables
(Enjolras), 42nd Street (Billy), Footloose (Ren),
Fosse (first national tour). www.tylerhanes.com
Tom Hewitt (King Arthur) Broadway: Includes Jesus
Christ Superstar, Chicago, Dracula: The Musical, Frank
N Furter in The Rocky Horror Show (Tony®, Drama
Desk nominations), The Lion King. National tours:
Urinetown, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Peter Pan. Off
Broadway: Treasure Island, Jeffery, Beau Jest (Outer
Critics nomination). Recent Regional Credits: Yoshimi
Battles the Pink Robots (La Jolla Playhouse), Kiss Me,
Kate (Muny, Reprise! LA), Travesties (Long Wharf, CT
Critics Award). Film and TV: “Law and Order,” “All My
Children,” Julie Taymors’ “Fools’ Fire.”
Adam Pelty (Sir Lancelot, The French Taunter, Knight
of Ni, Tim the Enchanter) Broadway: Cyrano –
The Musical, Steel Pier, Joseph…, A Christmas
Carol, Titanic, The Scarlet Pimpernel (original
choreographer). Regional: The Drowsy Chaperone
(Jeff nom); Putting It Together (Jeff nom);
Spamalot at Drury Lane, Fulton Theatre and Maine
State (Robin and Lance). Current: Professor
of Theatre at Coastal Carolina University in
Myrtle Beach, Billy Elliot at Ogunquit Playhouse
(choreographer). Most notable achievement:
17-year-old son, Noah.
For more than 65 years, Pittsburgh CLO
has been an integral part of the cultural
fabric of Pittsburgh and the driving
force behind live musical theater in
the entire Southwestern Pennsylvania
region. Pittsburgh CLO is a not-for-profit
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arts organization that entertains nearly
200,000 patrons each year through our Summer Season at the Benedum Center,
A Musical Christmas Carol at the Byham and year-round at the CLO Cabaret Theater.
Pittsburgh CLO’s commitment to the future of the musical theater art form includes the
Pittsburgh CLO Academy of Musical Theater, CLO Mini Stars, the Gene Kelly Awards for
Excellence in High School Musical Theater, the National High School Musical Theater
Awards, the CLO/CMU New Works Project and the Construction Center for the Arts.
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Brian Shepard (Historian, Not Dead Fred,
French Guard, Minstrel, Prince Herbert) appeared
in the original Broadway companies of Spamalot,
Young Frankenstein and the most recent Broadway
revivals of Follies, Guys and Dolls, Annie Get Your
Gun and Peter Pan. He just played Bud Frump in
H2$ at Walnut Street. He thanks his biggest fans,
his parents Bill and Vicki. Brian lives in Brooklyn
with his wife, Amy, the best person in the world.
Elizabeth Stanley (The Lady of the Lake)
PCLO: Grizabella in CATS; Lucy in Jekyll & Hyde.
Broadway: On the Town, Lyric Theatre (fall 2014).
Dyanne-Million Dollar Quartet, Allison-Cry-Baby,
April-Company (2007 Tony Award®). First National
Tour: Kira-Xanadu. NY: Gussie-Merrily We Roll
Along, Encores! Off-Broadway: Hello, Again (Drama
League Nomination). TV: “The Black Box,” “Made
in Jersey,” “Fringe,” “The Chappelle Show,” PBS
Great Performances. Regional: Barrington Stage,
Goodspeed, Sacramento Music Circus, Philadelphia
Theatre Company, Rep. of St. Louis, O’Neill, La
Jolla, Pioneer Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse.
www.ElizabethStanley.net
Jeremy Webb (Sir Robin, Guard 1, Brother Maynard)
PCLO: Camelot, The Full Monty. Pittsburgh: The
Glorious Ones (premiere) at Pittsburgh Public. The
Visit (Broadway, The Actors Fund); Lincoln Center
Theater: The Glorious Ones (Original Cast Recording);
The Baltimore Waltz; Tabletop (Drama Desk Award);
Photograph 51; BFF; Reading Under The Influence.
Also, Williamstown, Shakespeare Theatre Company,
Alley, O’Neill, McCarter, LA Theatre Works, New York
Stage and Film; The Old Globe, Long Wharf Theatre;
Hangar Theatre, and Sir Robin in Spamalot at TUTS,
Theatre Under The Stars and Fulton. FILM: “Love
Walked In.” TV: “Law and Order,” “Law and Order:
SVU,” “Law and Order: Criminal Intent.”
Sal Bucci (Sir Not Appearing, Monk, Ensemble) Proud
Pittsburgh native and Penn State University Graduate
(BFA Musical Theatre, 2013). Past CLO credits: A
Musical Christmas Carol (2013), Annie, Fiddler on the
Roof and Sunset Boulevard (2012). Other professional
credits with Ogunquit Playhouse, The Fulton Theatre,
and Penn State Centre Stage.
Jesse Carrey (French Guard, Ensemble) is thrilled to
return this year after a wonderful first summer with
Pittsburgh CLO last year. He graduated from Carnegie
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Mellon in Musical Theater in 2013, and has since
then moved to New York City to be a real person!
A big thank you to everyone at Pittsburgh CLO, his
parents, and his partner in crime Stephen.
Lucas Fedele (Sir Bors, Ensemble) is happy to be
home with his CLO family. Past credits: Phantom,
Seven Brides…, 42nd Street, Joseph…, and the title
role in Fiddler on the Roof ;-). National Tours: Hello,
Dolly! starring Sally Struthers, Irving Berlin’s White
Christmas.
Tsilala Graham-Haynes (Ensemble) is a recent
2014 musical theater graduate from Carnegie Mellon
University. After her PCLO debut and playing Belle
in Beauty & the Beast in Bermuda, Tsilala will be on
her way to Los Angeles to pursue her acting career.
Thanks to Mommy for all your love! www.Tsilala.com
Stephanie Maloney (Ensemble) is thrilled to
be home for the summer. National Tours: Chicago
(Mona, Mama Morton u/s). Favorite PCLO: The
Marvelous Wonderettes (Betty Jean), Into the Woods
(Lucinda), 42nd St, Mame. University of Michigan
Graduate. Much love to my family and Sean.
www.stephaniemaloney.com
Connor McRory (Minstrel, Ensemble) is thrilled to
return to the Pittsburgh CLO for his third season! Past
CLO credits: 42nd Street, Seven Brides, A Chorus Line,
Fiddler on the Roof, Phantom and Annie. Mr. McRory
is a rising senior at Penn State University.
Mara Newbery (Ensemble) would like to say a
huge thank you to the Pittsburgh CLO for introducing
her to the man of her dreams. Spamalot will be Mara’s
last show as a Newbery. On 8/16/14, she becomes a
Greer. God is good and dreams really do come true!!
Will Porter (Minstrel, Ensemble) Thrilled to join
this cavalry of SPAMALOTERS. Spent his childhood
clapping coconut shells at recess and quoting the
“Monty Python” film - loudly - in ballet class. Most
recently seen in CATS (Mungojerrie). THANK YOU
Lori, Marc, Rini and Dave! www.will-porter.com
Ethan Saviet (Nun, Minstrel, Ensemble) is
overjoyed to be making his PCLO Debut. He is a
senior musical theatre major at Syracuse University.
Most recent regional credits include: Mary Poppins
(Neleus), CATS, Legally Blonde and Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes.
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Liz Schmitz (Dance Captain, Ensemble) is excited
to be making her PCLO debut! Other credits:
Joseph...Dreamcoat (Fulton Theatre), Guys and
Dolls, Sweeney Todd (Pennsylvania Centre Stage).
She is a rising senior at Penn State University. Love
to family and friends!
Jenna Nicole Schoen (Ensemble) is thrilled to
be performing at Pittsburgh CLO, where she was
just seen as Demeter in CATS. Regional: Theory of
Relativity (Goodspeed), La Cage Aux Folles, CATS
(Theatre by the Sea). NYC Premiere of Le Cabaret
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Who’s Who
for making
an impact.
MarC Robin (Director / Choreographer) As
a freelance Director Choreographer he has
staged over 300 shows throughout the country
including theatres such as Walnut Street, Chicago
Shakespeare, Steppenwolf, Marriott, Skylight, Maine
State, TUTS and The Fulton Theatre where he has
served as Artistic Director for the past 5 seasons.
He has received many awards and honors. (54
Jeff nominations, 16 Jeff Awards, 13 After Dark
Awards, 4 Barrymore nominations, 6 Broadway
World Nominations and one Broadway World award,
3 Arizoni Awards, A lifetime Achievement Award
and others.) He is honored to be a part of the PCLO
season.
TOM HELM (Musical Director) happily returns for
his 19th Pittsburgh CLO season, having conducted
more than 60 productions. His other adventures
include conducting the Broadway productions of
the Brigadoon revival, CATS, Me and My Girl, Les
Misérables and Souvenir. Tom was musical director
of the first national tour of CATS, Radio City’s 5-67-8 Dance!, and television productions of Mornings
at Seven and Crazy For You. Tom supervised touring
productions of Me and My Girl, Dora the Explorer,
Diego Live, Rugrats and Madagascar. He has also
been music director of some 50 Paper Mill Playhouse
productions, among other regional and national
theatres.
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Andrew DAVID Ostrowski (Lighting Designer)
National: The National High School Musical Theater
Awards, The Asolo, Virginia Stage Company, North
Shore Music Theatre, George Street Playhouse,
TheatreWorks, Philadelphia Theatre Company,
The Arden, Spoleto Festival USA. International:
Designs in France, Sweden, Scotland, and Ireland.
Local credits: City Theatre, Pittsburgh CLO,
Pittsburgh Opera, Pittsburgh Ballet, Pittsburgh
Public Theater, Playhouse Rep., Pittsburgh Irish
and Classical, as well as others. Go to his website.
www.tfpld.com
Karyn Meek (Production Stage Manager) took
last year off to PSM the smash hit Natasha, Pierre
and the Great Comet of 1812 in New York, but is
thrilled to be returning to PCLO for her 5th Season!
Broadway: Fiddler..., Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?,
RENT, Elf. National Tours: 9 to 5, La Cage, Drowsy
Chaperone. Thanks to Lish, Mark, Kiera, Brandea.
Sean west (Production Manager) is returning to
Pittsburgh CLO for his eleventh season as production
manager. He just finished his fifteenth season with
the Pittsburgh Opera as the production carpenter,
and his ninth year as the theater supervisor for
Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama. Looking
forward to another exciting and production-packed
summer season.
Jeffrey Small (Associate Lighting Designer) is a
NYC-based designer returning to CLO for his fifth
season. Pittsburgh credits include: Pittsburgh
Public Theater, City Theatre Company, Pittsburgh
Opera. Regional credits include: Westport Country
Playhouse, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Berkshire
Theatre Festival, Paper Mill Playhouse, Goodspeed
Musicals, Long Wharf, Asolo Rep. Live event
production credits include: Super Bowl XLVIII, NBC’s
The Million Second Quiz, the Macy’s Thanksgiving
Day Parade, and New Year’s Eve in Times Square.
GAIL BALDONI (Costume Coordinator) The New York
Philharmonic’s My Fair Lady, New York City Opera’s
Wonderful Town, an Emmy nomination for NBC’s
“Another World” and “Mermaids,” starring Cher are
favorite projects. 20 years designing for Papermill
Playhouse, Goodspeed Opera, The Ahmanson
Theater, North Shore Music Theatre, The Boston
Ballet and 13 Off-Broadway Shows. The Rockette’s
Christmas Show, Disney on Ice and The Ringling
Bros. Circus as a design assistant.
ALICIA REECE (Assistant Stage Manager) In her
4th summer at CLO, “Lish” spends her “off-season”
as stage manager for Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre.
Originally from Illinois, she now calls the city
of Black and Gold home. Thanks to Karyn, Mark,
Brandea, Kiera. Love to “Jacquie.”
Mark A. Stys (Assistant Stage Manager)
Broadway: Big Fish, Newsies, Act One, National
Tours: West Side Story, PCLO: A Chorus Line, Annie,
Sunset Boulevard, Fiddler on the Roof, Paper
Mill: Oliver!, Newsies, A Chorus Line, Sound of Music,
Disney’s The Little Mermaid.
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Writing New Chapters
On February 20, 1946, the Civic Light Opera
Association held a press luncheon to announce
its very first season. Immediately, talk of a new
era in Pittsburgh’s cultural
life made a huge splash in
all three of the city’s daily
newspapers. In fact, the Sun
Telegraph predicted, “the
CLO will inaugurate a cycle
in the city’s musical history
that will outlive us all.” Little
did they know that over the
next 68 years, Pittsburgh
CLO would define itself as a
leader in the musical theater
industry not only in Pittsburgh,
Pitt Stadium
but also across the country,
on Broadway, and now even
around the world. Since its earliest days, Pittsburgh CLO was a
forward-thinking organization. In 1946, the idea
of producing live musical theater under the stars
at Pitt Stadium was a bold undertaking, but
driven by the vision that musical theater could
bring a community together in celebration of a
true American art form, Pittsburgh CLO forged
ahead and today is hailed as one of the nation’s
premiere regional theaters.
With the support of nearly 200,000 patrons each
year, the organization continues to produce its
critically acclaimed summer season, launching
the careers of countless performers, welcoming
some of Broadway and Hollywood’s brightest
stars to the Pittsburgh stage and defining
Pittsburgh as a cultural destination.
However, our mission
compels us to do more.
Today, Pittsburgh CLO
provides year-round
entertainment at the CLO
Cabaret, unparalleled
performing arts training
at the Pittsburgh CLO
Academy, valuable
educational opportunities in
the community, recognition
for young performers at
the Gene Kelly Awards
and National High School
Musical Theater Awards,
opportunities for local artists on our stages
and work for talented craftsmen at the CLO
Construction Center for the Arts.
And it doesn’t end there.
Pittsburgh CLO is committed to ensuring a
successful future for the American musical art
form by developing new musicals and creating
new product for regional theaters, Broadway
and audiences in Pittsburgh, across the country
and around the world. Our involvement in more
than 20 Broadway shows as an investor or
producer has made it possible for Pittsburgh CLO
audiences to see award-winning musicals like
The Addams Family and Evita direct from
Broadway on the Pittsburgh CLO stage.
in the Pittsburgh CLO Story
Our local audiences have
also enjoyed world premieres
at the CLO Cabaret including
‘S Wonderful and Judge
Jackie Justice, The Trials
of Love.
The world has changed
since 1946, but as
Pittsburgh CLO has evolved
over the years it has never
wavered from its mission.
Our efforts both on and off
stage are all in support of
This year, Pittsburgh CLO
“the celebration” of musical
will step onto the world
theater and our dedication
stage with the premiere
to our family of supporters
of a new stage adaptation
who share with us a love for
of An American in Paris at
live theater. As we continue
the Théatre du Châtelet in
to explore opportunities
Paris, France. Although this
beyond the walls of our
Oscar-winning movie musical
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was shot on a Hollywood
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remain true to our role
backlot, the story has always
as a valuable community
been uniquely theatrical. With a wealth of music
partner in our hometown and we look forward
by George and Ira Gershwin and a timeless
to continuing to make headlines and musical
love story, we and our producing partners at
theater history with the support of our
Elephant Eye Theatrical and Théatre du Châtelet
Pittsburgh family.
believe it is a musical that was always meant
to be performed on stage. An incomparable
creative team led by award-winning director
and choreographer Christopher Wheeldon and
a cast that includes Pittsburgh CLO alumnus
Max von Essen are hard at work preparing for
the show’s world premiere in December, with
plans to move to Broadway in 2015. This is the
first time Pittsburgh CLO has originated a new
PREMIÈRE
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musical for Broadway and an exciting time for the
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MUSICALE AU
entire Pittsburgh CLO family including
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DU CHÂTELET
our loyal audiences, dedicated Board
GEORGE GERSHWIN
of Directors, donors and community
IRA GERSHWIN
partners. By taking a leadership role in
CHRISTOPHER
WHEELDON
the development of new works, we are
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ensuring that local audiences can enjoy
4 JAN. 2015
the very best of Broadway for generations
to come. Local artists and students
will have unparalleled opportunities
to participate in the creation of new
musicals and Pittsburgh will be at the
epicenter of musical theater innovation.
Musique et lyrics
Mise en scène
et chorégraphie
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Production :
Théâtre du Châtelet
et Pittsburgh CLO
en accord avec
Elephant Eye Theatrical.
Pittsburgh CLO Academy Students
Cast Cabaret
Saturday, August 2 at the CLO Cabaret
@approx. 10:30pm
You’ve seen their fast tapping,
high kicking antics at the
Benedum Center this summer.
Now, don’t miss these gifted
performers as they take the
spotlight to present their own
Broadway song and dance
favorites at the CLO Cabaret!
This is your chance to
catch a glimpse of these
rising stars before they
make it big! FREE entry
with Monty Python’s
Spamalot ticket stub!
2014 CLO Ensemble
| Photo: Matt Polk
Pittsburgh CLO thanks
for its support of
Monty Python’s Spamalot
Volunteers
Who’s Who
TELSEY + COMPANY (Casting) Broadway/Tours:
The Last Ship, The Cripple of Inishmaan, If/Then,
All the Way, Motown, Kinky Boots, Newsies, Rock
of Ages, Wicked, Evita, Porgy and Bess, Sister Act,
Million Dollar Quartet. Off-Broadway: Piece of My
Heart, Macbeth, Atlantic, MCC, 2nd Stage, Signature.
Film: Focus, Into the Woods, Song One, The Last
Five Years. TV: “Masters of Sex,” commercials.
www.telseyandco.com
Eric Idle (Book, Lyrics and Music) has multihyphenated his way through life, from being a
writer and actor in the legendary “Monty Python”
TV series and movies, to the creator and director
of “The Rutles.” He has appeared on stage singing
rude songs with John Du Prez at Carnegie Hall and
the Hollywood Bowl as well as performing in two
highly successful tours, Eric Idle Exploits Monty
Python (2000) and The Greedy Bastard Tour (2003),
for which they journeyed 15,000 miles across North
America in a bus. His Greedy Bastard Diary of that
tour is available from Harper Collins. Their latest
work, a comic oratorio called Not the Messiah, will
be performed shortly in Toronto. His play Pass The
Butler ran for five months in London’s West End; he
has written two novels, Hello Sailor and The Road
to Mars, a children’s book, The Quite Remarkable
Adventures of the Owl and the Pussycat, and a
bedside companion, The Rutland Dirty Weekend
Book. Spamalot has already won him a Tony®, a
Grammy and the respect of his wife and children.
John DU Prez (Composer) a Trevelyan Scholar at
Christ Church, Oxford, and Associate of the Royal
College of Music, he entered the film industry
in 1978 composing additional music for Monty
Python’s Life of Brian. This began a long association
with Eric Idle, leading eventually to their current
writing partnership. He has scored more than 20
feature films including The Meaning of Life, A Private
Function, A Fish Called Wanda, Once Bitten, UHF and
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles I, II and III. Other
Python projects include the Contractual Obligation
Album, Monty Python at the Hollywood Bowl and
The Fairly Incomplete & Rather Badly Illustrated
Monty Python Song Book. He was musical director
for Eric Idle’s two North American stage tours, Eric
Idle Exploits Monty Python (2000) and The Greedy
Bastard Tour (2003). This is his Broadway debut.
Monty PythoN. Is he God or Godot, an agent
of the devil or an agent of the William Morris
Agency, or is he, as some have argued, a fictitious
character invented in 1969 by Graham Chapman,
John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones
and Michael Palin in a desperate attempt to find
a title for their rather silly TV show? Whatever the
truth, he is the eponymous impresario who fronts
“The Flying Circus,” The Holy Grail, The Life of
Brian, The Meaning of Life, And Now for Something
Completely Different and who appeared Live at
Drury Lane, City Center and the Hollywood Bowl.
He has fronted numerous books including The
Big Red Book and the Papperbok as well as many
CDs, DVDs and matching ties and handkerchiefs.
He is currently in retirement in an old jokes home
near Dover, anxiously awaiting Nighthood and
a Knightnurse. This is his first Broadway show.
Further details: www.PythOnline.com
A great way to be involved
in the excitement at
Pittsburgh CLO is to join
our group of volunteers!
For information regarding these
opportunities, please contact Daniel
Vereb at 412-281-3973 ext. 234 or
[email protected]
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Pittsburgh CLO has been a driving force behind
the preservation, creation and promotion of live
musical theater since 1946. As one of the largest
regional musical theater organizations in the
country, it is fortunate for the yearly support of
nearly 200,000 audience members. In addition
to producing fresh new productions of Broadway
classics, the not-for-profit’s mission is to develop
new works and showcase emerging talent, and
has been credited with launching the careers of
numerous artists such as Rob Marshall, Kathleen
Marshall, Rob Ashford, Bernadette Peters, Shirley
Jones and Susan Schulman. The organization’s
dedication to musical theater extends beyond its
six-show summer season at the Benedum Center
to year-round programming at its 250-seat CLO
Cabaret Theater, which recently saw the world
premiere of Judge Jackie Justice, The Trials of
Love. Its extensive education efforts include its
CLO college intern program, New Horizons, and inschool programs such as the Gallery of Heroes and
Creative Vision. Other ongoing initiatives include
the Pittsburgh CLO Academy of Musical Theater, CLO
Mini Stars, the Construction Center for the Arts, The
Richard Rodgers Award, and the acclaimed Gene
Kelly Awards for Excellence in High School Musical
Theater. The organization also founded and coproduces the National High School Musical Theater
Awards. To further its mission to grow the art
form, it has invested in and co-produced musicals
currently on Broadway: Rodgers + Hammerstein’s
Cinderella, Matilda and Kinky Boots. Additionally:
Evita, The Addams Family, Come Fly Away, Catch
Me If You Can, 9 to 5: The Musical, Legally Blonde
The Musical, Curtains, Monty Python’s SPAMALOT,
Thoroughly Modern Millie, Bombay Dreams, Oprah
Winfrey’s The Color Purple, Flower Drum Song, Chita
Rivera: The Dancer’s Life and Deaf West’s production
of Big River. Pittsburgh CLO is a founding partner
of 5 Cent Productions/Elephant Eye Theatricals,
a producing consortium devoted to new musicals
such as The Addams Family and the upcoming
An American in Paris. In 2007, the organization
assisted Disney Theatrical Productions in launching
the National Tour of Disney’s High School Musical.
Pittsburgh CLO is the subject of a 2007 film
starring Jeff Goldblum titled “PITTSBURGH.”
www.pittsburghCLO.org.
Van Kaplan (Executive Producer) joined
Pittsburgh CLO in 1997.
In addition to overseeing
the organization’s yearround producing and
programming
efforts,
he has produced or coproduced the Broadway
productions of Evita,
Catch Me If You Can, Come
Fly Away, The Addams Family and the upcoming
production of An American in Paris. He has also
produced touring productions of Camelot, Joseph
and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Phantom,
Singin’ in the Rain, Chess, Grand Hotel, City of Angels,
Evita, Brigadoon and Nunsense II. His directorial
credits include Guys and Dolls with Victoria Clark,
She Loves Me, West Side Story with Max Von Essen
and Ali Ewoldt, Kopit & Yeston’s Phantom, On the
Town, Sweeney Todd with Candy Buckley, South
Pacific with Cathy Rigby, Nunsense, Shear Madness,
Ruthless!, Guys and Dolls with Georgia Engel and
the regional premiere of Andrew Bovell’s Speaking
in Tongues at Pittsburgh’s Quantum Theater. Since
2009 he has directed The Jimmy™ Awards at
the Minskoff Theatre on Broadway. He has also
directed original shows for Caesars Entertainment
at the Rio, Paris and Bally’s Hotels in Las Vegas.
He has consulted for the National Endowment for
the Arts, is a former Theatre Panel chair for the
Texas Commission on the Arts, and has served as
adjunct professor for Carnegie Mellon’s Masters of
Arts Management Program. He is on the Board of
The Broadway League, serves on the Investment
Committee of the Independent Presenters Network
(IPN) and is past president of The National Alliance
for Musical Theatre (NAMT). He is the Co-founder of
the National High School Musical Theater Awards also known as The Jimmy™ Awards, the subject of a
3-part documentary series that aired nationally on
PBS. He has been a Tony Awards® voter for more
than 20 years.
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CLO to provide the very best in musical theater and arts education programs throughout the region.
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Annual Fund
Donor Benefits
Gene Kelly Producers Society
Lead Producers ($10,000 and above)
•
Special dinner and show with Executive Producer.
•
Opportunity to donate 25 Kelly Circle tickets to
a non-profit organization.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Producing Directors
Producing Directors ($5,000 - $9,999)
•
A night at the CLO Cabaret for four, including
dinner, a round of drinks, and parking.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Executive Producers
Patrons ($500 - $999)
•
A CD of a 2014 Summer Season production.
•
Tour of the CLO Construction Center for four.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Sponsors
Sponsors ($250 - $499)
•
Two tickets to a Pittsburgh CLO-produced
performance.
•
Discount coupon for the CLO Boutique.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Limelighters
Executive Producers ($2,500 - $4,999)
•
Two season tickets for the Summer Season.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Producers
Limelighters ($100 - $249)
•
Complimentary beverage for you and your guest
during an intermission.
•
Listing in a CLO program.
Plus benefit enjoyed by Backers
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Backers ($50 - $99)
•
Free reserved parking for six CLO performances.
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Concierge ticket service.
•
Backstage tour for four.
•
Two additional tickets to a Pittsburgh
CLO-produced performance.
•
Invitation to Supper with the Stars during the
Summer Season.
•
Producers Society Member Discount at the
CLO Boutique.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Patrons
•
CLO lunch tote.
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visit pittsburghCLO.org, call 412-281-3973
ext. 210, or mail to the Development Office,
719 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222.
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makes the show go on!
A Lead Producer’s financial
contribution helps Pittsburgh CLO
Lead Producers
bring the magic of live musical
are entitled
theater and life-enhancing arts
to exclusive benefits.
education programs to generations of
See our Annual Fund Donor Benefits
Pittsburghers. As a Lead Producer, you
page in this program for details!
will personally touch the lives of more
than 200,000 residents of all ages
each year through your support of our
Summer Season performances, A Musical Christmas Carol, year-round
productions at the CLO Cabaret, the Pittsburgh CLO Academy and our
nine education and outreach programs.
Pittsburgh CLO recognizes, with gratitude, our Lead Producers. We are
proud to have you representing our goals and values, and we
are sincerely thankful for your support.
Lead Producers
($10,000 and above)
Dan and Debby Booker (27)
Tony and Linda Bucci (8)
Stephen and Helen Hanna Casey (25)
Kim and Curt Fleming (15)
Joe and Kathy Guyaux (13)
Kevin and Vicki Halloran (12)
Rose M. Kutsenkow IMO Dr. Michael Kutsenkow (3)
Bill and Sandy Lambert (16)
Mark and Diane Minnaugh (10)
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Ron and Patricia Violi (6)
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REFRESH YOURSELF AT
COURTYARD MARRIOTT
PITTSBURGH
DOWNTOWN
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Finnegan Group
Griffin Reunion 2014
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Highmark
Huntley & Huntley, Inc.
Joy Group
Kate’s Birthday Party
Kelly Group
Leshock Group
McCrumb Group
Nash Group
Normile Group
North Allegheny Actors’
Society
PPG Industries – RDNC
Shaffer Plaza
Sheridan Group
Shields Group
St. Joseph’s High School
Seniors
Tedesco Group
Thomas Tours
TLM Alumni & Friends
Uniglobe Ohio Valley Travel
Wayt Group
Top to Bottom: Andrew Hodge, Sam Kiernan, Brian Shepard & Jonathan Hammond in
Theater Under the Stars Monty Python’s Spamalot | Photo: Bruce Benett
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Pittsburgh CLO Staff
Van Kaplan, Executive Producer
CLO ACADEMY
Michael J. Cerchiaro.........Education Programs Manager
Seth Laidlaw.......................... Admissions Coordinator
Emily Christ.......................................... Receptionist
Kiesha Lalama...............................Education Director
Patty Maloney............................................Principal
Susan Pettigrew........................ Education & Outreach
Scholarship Coordinator
CONSTRUCTION CENTER
Michael Bannias............................Assistant Foreman
John R. Edkins............ Production Technical Supervisor
Jordan Edkins........................................ Journeyman
Adolf Hundertmark............................... Key Carpenter
John Oglesby...................................... Key Carpenter
Brianna Stevens.....................................Scenic Artist
George Stevens......................................Scenic Artist
Michele Sullivan................................ Office Manager
Leigh Taylor........................................ Charge Scenic
PRODUCTION
Gail Baldoni...............................Costume Coordinator
Kathy Billie.................................................. Pianist
Lindsey Bracco.......................Assistant to Marc Robin
Jim Burns.................................................... Pianist
Norman J. Cleary.............................Sound Consultant
Jerry Dantry................................................. Pianist
Sherry Deberson................................... Hair Designer
Will Dennis.............................. Production Electrician
Christopher Evans...........................Production Sound
Anna Fatica...................... Assistant Company Manager
Tom Helm...........................................Music Director
Mick Lohrer............................... Production Carpenter
Karyn Meek*...................... Production Stage Manager
Andrew David Ostrowski................... Lighting Designer
Frank Ostrowski.......................... Orchestra Contractor
Alicia Reece*........................Assistant Stage Manager
Buddy Reeder.........................Assistant to Marc Robin
Marc Robin............................ Director/Choreographer
Richard Rockage.............................Orchestral Copyist
Marty Savolskis...............................Props Coordinator
Jeffrey Small.....................Associate Lighting Designer
Mark A. Stys*........................Assistant Stage Manager
Kathie Sullivan.............................. Wardrobe Mistress
Sean West...................................Production Manager
STUDENT STAFF INTERNS
Carley Adams............................ Education & Outreach
Kiera Bennett...............................Stage Management
Marissa Bertani........................ Company Management
Almeda Beynon.................................... Sound Design
Alyson Bliss............................. Property Coordination
Gabriella DeCarli....................... Education & Outreach
Courtney Dilla........................................ Hair Design
Kara Dubbs........................... Production Management
Erica Durham..................Special Events/Amininstrative
Gregory Good..................................Musical Direction
Nicole Green...............................Graphic/Web Design
Brittany Griffith........................ Property Coordination
Shelby Joseph.......................... Education & Outreach
Brandea McIntyre..........................Stage Management
Brittany Mellerson..............................Lighting Design
Kevin O’Hora........................................ Development
Raychel Shipley............... Marketing & Public Relations
Alyssa Valentino....................... Costume Coordination
Lucas Walkowski............................... Cabaret Theater
Thea Wigglesworth............................... Choreography
Molly Winters.................. Marketing & Public Relations
United Scenic Artists represents the
designers and scenic painters for the
American Theatre.
Backstage and Front of the House
Employees are represented by the
International Alliance of Theatrical
Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).
The actors and stage managers
employed in this production are
members of Actors’ Equity Association,
the union of professional actors and
stage managers in the United States.
The musicians employed in this
production are members of the
American Federation of Musicians.
Pittsburgh CLO received state arts
funding support through a grant
from the Pennsylvania Council on the
Arts, a state agency administering an
annual state appropriation for grants
to the arts and federal funding from
the National Endowment for the Arts.
The Allegheny Regional Asset District,
a county agency created to support
and finance regional assets, including
libraries, parks, cultural groups,
sports and civic facilities,
and to distribute tax relief
to the 128 municipalities of
Allegheny County.
December 5-21
Byham Theater
Simon Nigam | Photo: Harry Giglio
ADMINISTRATION
Joel Ambrose.........Assistant Customer Service Manager
Kristin Archbold..................Communications Specialist
Julianne Avolio...................... Group Sales Coordinator
Stephanie Barletto.................... Graphic/Web Designer
Sean Barrett..................................... Ticket Associate
Laura Barry.....................Manager of Individual Giving
Lori Berger...................... Associate Producing Director
Maureen Ciampaglia..............Development Coordinator
Wynne Fedele........................ Director of Development
Mark Fleischer..................... Associate Artistic Director
Charlie Foukes................................... Office Manager
Ellen Granger..................................... Ticket Manager
Aja Jones............................... PR/Marketing Manager
Angela Langill............................Accounting Assistant
R. James Mercer............................... General Manager
Cindy Opatick............................... Associate Producer
Elizabeth Roberts........Assistant to the Executive Producer
Aaron Tindall.................................... Ticket Associate
Daniel Vereb..........................Merchandising Manager &
Special Events Coordinator
Kristin Welch......................... Group Sales Coordinator
Cheryl Young........................ Assistant Ticket Manager
Monica Zyra...................................Business Manager
The Director/Choreographer is a
member of the Stage Directors and
Choreographers Society, a national
theatrical labor union.
½ Price
Tickets for
kids 3-14!
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agency dedicated to supporting excellence in the
arts, both new and established; bringing the arts
to all Americans; and providing leadership in arts
education. Established by Congress in 1965 as an
independent agency of the federal government, the
Endowment is the nation’s largest annual funder of
the arts, bringing great art to all 50 states, including
rural areas, inner cities, and military bases.
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Groups 412-325-1582
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Benedum Center Directory
Check Rooms
Coin-operated lockers are located on the Promenade
and the Mezzanine Levels.
Emergency Calls
Refer emergency calls to the Benedum Center
Security desk at 412-456-2610. Please turn off all
cell phones, pagers, PDAs, and other digital devices
during the performance and notify your contacts of
the emergency number.
Elevator
Located off the Grand Lobby serving all levels of
the Center.
Fire Exits
Located at all levels and clearly marked. Use ONLY in
case of emergency.
Lost and Found
Call Benedum Center Lost and Found Line at
412-456-2604.
Refreshments
Bars are located on the Gallery and Promenade
Levels, as well as the Grand Lobby. Drinks may
be purchased prior to performances and during
intermission.
Rest Rooms
Lounges for Ladies and Gentlemen are located on the
Gallery, Promenade and Mezzanine Levels. Rest rooms
for persons with disabilities are located on the
Grand Lobby Level.
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted in the theater.
Stage Area
Limited to performers, staff and authorized visitors.
Volunteering
If you are interested in our Volunteer Program or
any of the volunteering opportunities within the
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, contact Stacy at
412-456-2601. Accommodations for Persons with Disabilities
• Wheelchairs are available in the main floor lobby
for transition from entrance to seat location.
Notice should be given at time of ticket purchase if
wheelchair or disabled patron location is required.
• Rest rooms with accessible features are located in
the Grand Lobby.
• Guide dogs gladly accommodated. Please inquire
at the Box Office when buying tickets.
• Elevator in Grand Lobby serves all levels of
the Center.
• Infrared hearing devices are available in the
Guest Service Center.
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The Box Office at Theater Square
Purchase tickets to all Cultural District performances,
regardless of venue or presenting organization at
the Box Office at Theater Square. Monday through
Saturday, 9am to 9pm; Sunday, Noon to 6pm.
For more information, visit www.trustarts.org.
The Benedum Center Box Office will be open only
on performance days, two hours before curtain
time through intermission.
Information and Ticket Charge Number
MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express are
accepted. TicketCharge operates Monday through
Friday, 9am to 6pm; and Saturday and Sunday 12pm
to 4pm. Orders received one week in advance will
be held for pick-up at the Box Office. The Benedum
Center Box Office assesses a $2.00 per ticket charge
for reissuing lost or forgotten tickets.
Call 412-456-6666.
Benedum Staff
Vice President Operations.....................Gene Ciavarra
Operations Manager........................ Jacob Bacharach
Theater Services Director............K. Susan Sternberger
Event Services Manager......... Stacy Bartlebaugh-Gmys
Director of Production..........................Berne Bloom
Production Manager...............................Diane Hines
Associate Production Manager................Bryan Briggs
Stage Technicians....... Will Dennis, Christopher Evans,
Mick Lohrer
Chief Engineer..................................... Dennis Curry
Engineers.....Robert Flowers, Brett Melisko, Rick Jordan
Box Office.........................Ron Salera, James Meigel,
Andrew Stowell, Luke Doyle
Food and Beverage Services:......... Danielle Wojtowicz
Children’s Policy
Regardless of age, all patrons must have a ticket.
Children under the age of 3 years will not be admitted
to the Benedum Center, Byham Theater or Cabaret
at Theater Square. All children must be seated with
an adult. Any person disrupting a performance or
inhibiting the enjoyment of an event for patrons may
be removed from the theater without refund.
Make the Most of this Performance
When you attend Pittsburgh CLO performances, please
be sure to have sufficient time for travel, parking and
construction delays. Latecomers and anyone leaving
the theater during the performance will be held in the
lobby until a suitable break in the program. Parents,
please be considerate of the performers, as well as
your fellow audience members. Kindly remove restless
children from the theater. Your attentiveness to these
concerns is greatly appreciated and will enhance
everyone’s enjoyment of Pittsburgh CLO performances.
Please turn off all cell phones and electronic
devices during the show.
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