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Officers
Honorary Chairman of the Board
Julie Andrews
Joseph C. Guyaux
Vice Presidents/Human Resources
President
Todd C. Moules
Charlene Petrelli
William M. Lambert
Vice President/CLO Ambassadors
Laurie M. Mushinsky
Vice Presidents
G. Reynolds Clark
James R. Kane
Secretary
Johanna G. O’Loughlin
Frederick C. Leech
Vice Presidents/
Long Range Planning
Vice Presidents/Audit
Michael E. Bleier
Alvaro Garcia-Tunon
Edward T. Karlovich
Vice Presidents/Marketing
Charles Gray
Timothy K. Zimmerman
Todd C. Moules
Joseph C. Guyaux
Vice President/Special Events
Christine M. Kobus
Gary R. Truitt
Chairman of the Board
Chairman of the Board
Vice Presidents/
Education & Outreach
Vice Presidents/Budget & Finance
John C. Williams, Jr.
Vice President/Cabaret Theater
Daniel I. Booker
Vice President/
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Floyd R. Ganassi
Vice Presidents/Development
Tony Bucci
Mark J. Minnaugh
Ronald L. Violi
Treasurer
Michael F. Walsh
Richard S. Hamilton
Vice Presidents/New Works
Development & Funding
Mark J. Minnaugh
Vice Presidents/Nominating
Scott F. Neill
John E. Kosar
Executive Director Emeritus
Corporate Counsel
James M. Doerfler
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William J. Copeland
George A. Davidson, Jr.
James E. Rohr
Daniel I. Booker
Louis D. Astorino
Executive Producer
Vice Presidents/Production
Helen Hanna Casey
Peter J. Germain
Van Kaplan
William M. Lambert
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Michael E. Bleier
Walter J. Blenko, Jr.
Maryann Boehm
Daniel I. Booker
James M. Brennan
Michael J. Brunner
Tony Bucci
Helen Hanna Casey
G. Reynolds Clark
William J. Copeland
Senator Jay Costa, Jr.
Joyce C. Dailey
George A. Davidson, Jr.
Moira Davison
Stacy Leshock Dee
Eric F. Dickerson
Joseph V. DiVito, Jr.
Jane Dixon
Stephen J. Fedell
Eleanor Schano Feeney
Terri H. Fitzpatrick
Violet Gallo
Floyd R. Ganassi
Alvaro Garcia-Tunon
Peter J. Germain
Joseph C. Guyaux
Richard S. Hamilton
Paul Hennigan
James R. Kane
Edward T. Karlovich
Joseph M. Klaja
Christine M. Kobus
John E. Kosar
Rose Kutsenkow
William M. Lambert
Mark T. Latterner
Frederick C. Leech
Nicholas J. Liparulo
Richard J. Lipovich
T.H. Lyda
Patricia L. Matty
Robert C. McCartney,
Esq.
Timothy P. McNulty
Mark J. Minnaugh
Mildred E. Morrison
Todd C. Moules
Laurie M. Mushinsky
Scott F. Neill
Johanna G. O’Loughlin
Christina P. O’Toole
Charlene Petrelli
Renee D. Piatt
Rita Randall
Matthew V. T. Ray
Eric A. Schaffer
Salvatore M. Sirabella
Arlene Sokolow
Merrill P. Stabile
Joann L. Tissue
The Honorable
Debra Todd
Glenn D. Todd
Gary R. Truitt
Dennis Unkovic
Ronald L. Violi
Carla J. Vrsansky
Michael F. Walsh
Doris Carson Williams
Travis E. Williams
Helen Wylie
ADVISORY BOARD
George Ator
Joan Bogut
Roland Catarinella
Charles R. Fallon
Scotti Mulert
Rosemarie R. Parse, Ph.D.
Melvin D. Rex
George W. Rooney, Jr.
Howard J. Roughen
Michael W. Stuhldreher
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A RE YOU 60 OR O LDE R?
DO YOU HAVE TROUBLE
FALLING ASLEEP
OR STAYING ASLEEP?
OR ARE YOU A GOOD SLEEPER?
Dear Friends,
Welcome to Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story, the rock and roll musical about the life and times of a
young performer who, by the tender age of 21, had already emerged onto the 1950s-era American
music scene having written, recorded and produced the mega hit songs “That’ll Be the Day” and
“Peggy Sue.”
His name was Charles Hardin Holley, a singer-songwriter-guitarist from Lubbock, Texas. Known
popularly as Buddy Holly, he gained momentous fame in 1957 before dying in a plane crash just
two years later alongside Ritchie Valens and J.P. Richardson ‘the Big Bopper,’ and the pilot. This
event was immortalized in pop culture in Don McLean’s 1971 song “American Pie,” an ode to
Holly’s life and the crash, or “the day the music died.” Holly was just 22 years old. The stage
version of his life, Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story debuted on Broadway in 1990, having first
opened in 1989 in London’s West End, where it ran for more than 12 years. This jukebox musical
continues to be a favorite of audiences around the world.
The University of Pittsburgh is conducting a research study of people who
have trouble sleeping as well as healthy adults who sleep well to learn
more about insomnia and how it is affected by a nonmedication treatment.
To be eligible, you must be 60 or older and:
• have difficulty falling or staying asleep or feel poorly rested after sleeping
• or be a good sleeper at night and not feel sleepy during the daytime
By sharing your time and participating, you may be able to help researchers
find out more about improving sleep and quality of life in later years.
Participants will be
compensated for their time.
For more information, please
call toll free, 1-866-647-8283
or e-mail [email protected].
I’d like to thank each and every one of you for being our most wonderful audience, and I look
forward to seeing those of you who are Pittsburgh CLO Season Ticket Holders back for Disney’s
The Lion King, presented by special arrangement with The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust. I also hope to
see everyone very soon at the CLO Cabaret, where we’re currently reprising the comedy Defending
the Caveman. (Seriously, laughing just never gets old.) I also hope to see you throughout the
year at one of our education and community outreach programs, Gallery of Heroes musical tours
in local schools or at the CLO Academy, where our city’s young performers are busy honing their
skills. And, a reminder: It’s not too early to get your tickets to our 22nd annual production of
A Musical Christmas Carol, playing at the Byham Theater December 6-22.
Finally, I’d like to extend a very special thank you to our 24 interns who rolled up their sleeves to
help us produce this action-packed summer. Most of them are returning to school, and my staff
and I wish them well in their studies and hope they don’t forget us when they’re famous. Musical
theater is a team sport that takes all the right people to pull off well. Whether you bought a
ticket, showed patrons to their seats, teased a wig, moved a prop, played a horn, designed a
brochure or took notes for a director, thank you for an incredibly rewarding 2013 season.
Enjoy the show!
Van Kaplan
Executive Producer
July 30 - August 4, 2013
PITTSBURGH CLO
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VAN KAPLAN, Executive Producer
Written by Alan Janes
Starring
Andy Christopher Kurt Jenkins
Joe Cosmo Cogen Ryan G. Dunkin Ryan Jagru Sam Weber
with
Eric Scott Anthony Greg Bosworth Jennifer Drew
Steve Gagliastro Noellia Hernandez Carrie A. Johnson Carolyn Malfa
Sean McGibbon Lacretta Nicole T. Scott Ross
Scenic Design
Lighting Design
Kenneth Foy
Ken Billington
Sound Design
Peter Fitzgerald
Applauding another rockin’ performance
Casting
Tour General Manager
Theater of the Stars, Inc Paul M. Rambacher
Marguerite Daniel Mancini
Production Stage Manager
Company Manager
John W. Calder, III
Amy A. White
Exclusive Tour Direction
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Gary McAvay
Creative Consultant
Matt Salisbury
Technical Supervisor
John Edkins
Tour Marketing and Publicity
Allied Live
Musical Supervisor
John Banister
Director/Choreographer
Norb Joerder
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Cast
Buddy Holly (at certain performances)......................................... ANDY CHRISTOPHER, KURT JENKINS
Tommy Allsup (at certain performances)....................................... ANDY CHRISTOPHER, KURT JENKINS
Joe B. Maudlin..........................................................................................................SAM WEBER
Jerry Allison....................................................................................................JOE COSMO COGEN
Hipockets Duncan............................................................................................STEVE GAGLIASTRO
Lead Hayrider.....................................................................................................RYAN G. DUNKIN
Hayrider Musicians.....................ERIC SCOTT ANTHONY, JENNIFER DREW, SEAN McGIBBON, TOMMY ALLSUP
Radio Show Stage Manager........................................................................................ RYAN JAGRU
Act I Jingle Singers.................................. JENNIFER DREW, NOELLIA HERNANDEZ, CARRIE A. JOHNSON
Decca Producer...................................................................................................RYAN G. DUNKIN
Norman Petty...............................................................................................ERIC SCOTT ANTHONY
Mrs. Vi Petty................................................................................................. CARRIE A. JOHNSON
Candy................................................................................................................ JENNIFER DREW
Apollo Announcer.................................................................................................... RYAN JAGRU
Miss Marlene Madison.........................................................................................LACRETTA NICOLE
DJ at the Apollo................................................................................................. SEAN McGIBBON
Act II Jingle Singers.....................................JENNIFER DREW, CARRIE A. JOHNSON, LACRETTA NICOLE
Maria Elena Holly.......................................................................................... NOELLIA HERNANDEZ
Mrs. Santiago................................................................................................ CARRIE A. JOHNSON
Murray Deutch.................................................................................................... SEAN McGIBBON
Shirley............................................................................................................... JENNIFER DREW
English DJ......................................................................................................... SEAN McGIBBON
Surf Ballroom MC.............................................................................................STEVE GAGLIASTRO
J.P. Richardson “The Big Bopper”..........................................................................RYAN G. DUNKIN
Ritchie Valens......................................................................................................... RYAN JAGRU
Dion.................................................................................................................GREG BOSWORTH
The Belmonts................................................................................... SEAN McGIBBON, SAM WEBER
Mary Lou Sokolof................................................................................................. JENNIFER DREW
Jack Daw........................................................................................................... SEAN McGIBBON
The Snowbirds...................JENNIFER DREW, NOELLIA HERNANDEZ, CARRIE A. JOHNSON, LACRETTA NICOLE
Clear Lake Musicians......................... ERIC SCOTT ANTHONY (Electric Bass), JOE COSMO COGEN (Drums),
JENNIFER DREW (Keyboards and Fiddle), STEVE GAGLIASTRO (Trombone),
CARRIE A. JOHNSON (Keyboards), SEAN McGIBBON (Saxaphone),
TOMMY ALLSUP (Electric Guitar), SAM WEBER (Trumpet)
ENSEMBLE
ERIC SCOTT ANTHONY, GREG BOSWORTH, JENNIFER DREW, STEVE GAGLIASTRO, NOELLIA HERNANDEZ,
CARRIE A. JOHNSON, SEAN McGIBBON, LACRETTA NICOLE
SWINGS
CAROLYN MALFA, T. SCOTT ROSS
UNDERSTUDIES
Understudies never substitute for listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance
for Tommy Allsup—T. SCOTT ROSS; for Joe B. Mauldin—T. SCOTT ROSS;
for Jerry Allison—GREG BOSWORTH; for The Big Bopper—ERIC SCOTT ANTHONY;
for Ritchie Valens—SAM WEBER; for Hipockets Duncan—SEAN McGIBBON;
for Norman Petty—SEAN McGIBBON; for Murray Deutch—STEVE GAGLIASTRO;
for Maria Elena Holly—CAROLYN MALFA; for Mrs. Vi Petty—CAROLYN MALFA;
for Apollo Performer—RYAN JAGRU; for Mary Lou Sokolof—CAROLYN MALFA;
for English DJ—T. SCOTT ROSS; for Decca Producer—ERIC SCOTT ANTHONY;
for Dion—T. SCOTT ROSS; for Lead Hayrider—T. SCOTT ROSS
STAGE MANAGERS
Production Stage Manager..............................................................................JOHN W. CALDER, III
Stage Manager................................................................................................. SARAH MARSHALL
Assistant Stage Manager..............................................................................CHRIS WARREN MURRY
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6 - BUDDY - THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY
Scenes & Musical Numbers
The action… January 1956 to February 1959
ACT I
Onstage at the Grand Bowl (a roller-skating rink)—Lubbock, Texas
“Rose of Texas”
“Flower of my Heart”
“Ready Teddy”
Buddy’s bedroom
Decca Recording Studios—Nashville, Tennessee
“That’ll Be the Day”
KDAV Radio Studio—Lubbock, Texas
NorVaJak Studios—Clovis, New Mexico
“Rock Around with Ollie Vee”
“Everyday”
In the woods—Lubbock, Texas
Apollo Theatre—Harlem, New York
“Shout”
“Not Fade Away”
“Peggy Sue”
“Words of Love”
“Oh Boy”
ACT II
Music publisher’s office—New York City
Maria Elena’s aunt’s apartment—New York City
NorVaJak Studios—Clovis, New Mexico
“Think It Over”
Buddy & Maria Elena’s apartment—New York City
“True Love Ways”
Backstage Surf Ballroom—Clear Lake, Iowa
“Why Do Fools Fall in Love”
Clear Lake Concert
“Chantilly Lace”
“Maybe Baby”
“Peggy Sue Got Married”
“Heartbeat”
“La Bamba”
“Raining in my Heart”
“It Doesn’t Matter Anymore”
“Rave On”
“Johnny B. Goode”
“Oh Boy (encore)”
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PRINCIPALS
KURT JENKINS (Buddy Holly/Tommy Allsup) has
always remembered his grandfather’s words:
“You can give in, you can give out, but NEVER
give up.” With that quote in mind, Kurt is
gratefully delighted to be a part of the North
American tour of Buddy! Theater credits include:
Godspell (Jesus), The Fantasticks (Matt), Desire
Under The Elms (Eben) and Bat Boy (Bat Boy).
In addition to theater, Kurt has studied Film
Production at the University of Central Florida
(B.F.A.) and performs his original music under
the name Skyway Spirit (skywayspirit.com). Kurt
would like to thank his friends and family for
their encouragement, patience and tough love.
ANDY CHRISTOPHER (Buddy Holly/Tommy Allsup)
first picked up a guitar in 2010 while working
as an EMT in Lubbock, TX. Under the tutelage of
John Banister and Eddy Weir (Buddy’s nephew),
he learned how to play it and is now elated to
be joining his truly extraordinary castmates
in Buddy! Regional: Buddy - The Buddy Holly
Story (Buddy), Irving Berlin’s White Christmas (Phil
Davis), Godspell (Jesus), and Edges. He would
like to thank this cast and crew, Jockey, and
especially Dad, Mom, Keylee, Matt and Allie for
all of their love and support. All glory to God!
JOE COSMO COGEN (Jerry Allison) couldn’t
be more thrilled to be part of the Buddy
North American tour! This will be Joe’s sixth
production of Buddy. Was last seen in the role of
Jerry Allison at the Ogunquit Playhouse in the
fall of 2012. He is currently pursuing a career
as not only an actor/musician but an orchestra
pit musician as well. Regional highlights as a
pit musician include Ragtime, Hairspray, Little
Shop of Horrors, The Drowsy Chaperone, 42nd
Street, Cabaret, Mack & Mable, The Marvelous
Wonderettes and The 25th Annual Putnam County
Spelling Bee. Joe is also a founding member of
the New York City-based Buddy Holly tribute
band The Rave-Ons! Please visit their website
at rave-ons.com for more information. He would
like to thank his mom, dad, Liberty and Lynne
for all of their love and support!
RYAN G. DUNKIN (The Big Bopper) Broadway:
workshops and readings of Pure Country and
Shrek The Musical. Off Broadway: Good News,
Drat the Cat! National tour: The Full Monty. Other
NYC: Balls The Musical, Pop Art. Regional: Buddy
(7x), The Full Monty, Forever Plaid, A Christmas
Carol. Improv: UCB, The PIT, Magnet, all in NYC;
Players Workshop of The Second City and The
Second City Conservatory in Chicago. TV: “Killing
Lincoln,” “Law & Order: CI.” Commercials: Speed
Stick, Mastercard. Other: Careless Love, A Down
Home Musical (Book, Music, Lyrics), Hotel
Murderk (Book, Lyrics), Chasingthedream89@
youtube (actor advice vlog). RyanGDunkin.com.
RYAN JAGRU (Ritchie Valens) couldn’t be happier
to rock out in this national tour of Buddy! This is
his third production taking the stage as Ritchie,
as well as multiple performances with tribute
bands across the U.S., including John Mueller’s
Winter Dance Party. You could say he was born
to play this role since his father, “Sting” Ray
Anthony, has been paying tribute to Ritchie
and his music since before Ryan was born.
Other credits: Altar Boyz (Juan), Disney’s Believe
(Aladdin) and Ocean in a Teacup (Khalil). Love
and thanks to mom, dad, Bridget and The-Mine.
SAM WEBER (Joe B. Mauldin) is thrilled to
be rockin’ the bass as Joe B. Originally from
Mayville, Wis., he has a B.F.A. in musical theatre
from UW Stevens Point. Happily married since
2011 to his amazing wife Brittany, they now
live in Brooklyn, N.Y. with their music-loving
kitten, Oscar. Past favorite shows: Joe B. in
Buddy (Ogunquit), Link in Hairspray (B&B),
and puppeteering a T-Rex for ERTH’s U.S. tour.
Thanks to all my family, Weber and Levasseur for
supporting me when the amp goes to 11. And to
Brittany, who is the reason it all comes from the
heart, I love you :0)
ENSEMBLE
ERIC SCOTT ANTHONY (Ensemble, Norm Petty,
u/s The Big Bopper, u/s Decca Producer).
Broadway: Ring of Fire. Regional: Ring of Fire at
the Studio Arena Theater, Flat Rock Playhouse,
and Merry Go Round Playhouse (MD); Pump Boys
& Dinettes (Jackson) at TUTS and Lyric Theater
of Oklahoma (Jackson/Music Director); Buddy
- The Buddy Holly Story (Joe Mauldin/music
director) at the Flat Rock Playhouse and Lyric
Theatre of Oklahoma; Smoke on the Mountain
(Dennis) and A Sanders Family Christmas (MD/
Stanley) at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
GREG BOSWORTH (Ensemble, u/s Jerry Allison)
is a native of Theater of the Stars’ hometown,
Atlanta, and this is his first U.S. national tour.
Most recently he was in TOTS’ production of The
Producers, and other Atlanta credits include The
Drowsy Chaperone, Spring Awakening, Clyde ’n’
Bonnie: A Folktale and A Grand Night for Singing
(Buck’s County, Pa). Love to Mom, Dad and Olivia!
JENNIFER DREW (Ensemble, Mary Lou Sokoloff,
Shirley) has previously been seen in Buddy
as Vi Petty (Merry-Go-Round Playhouse and
Little Theatre on the Square) and Mary Lou
(Lyric Theatre). Other favorite regional credits
include The Sound of Music (Maria), Guys and
Dolls (Sarah Brown), As You Like It (Rosalind).
M.F.A.—acting, Western Illinois University;
B.M.—music business, Millikin University. Ever
and always for A.M.D.
STEVE GAGLIASTRO (Ensemble, Hipockets
Duncan, MC) is honored to return to Buddy. He
has also toured internationally with Cinderella,
Cabaret (NETworks Tours), Spongebob: Live!
(Broadway Asia) and can be seen in David O.
Russell’s newest film American Hustle. “Gags”
holds a B.A. in music/education (UMass
Amherst). Proud to be Boston Strong.
NOELLIA HERNANDEZ (Ensemble, Maria Elena)
spent last year sailing the seas as Sophia in
Disney’s Believe aboard the Disney Dream.
Favorite regional credits: Caroline, or Change;
Seussical! The Musical; Once on this Island; Jesus
Christ Superstar; and High School Musical. So
grateful for this opportunity. Peace and love to
my family and friends. noelliahernandez.com.
CARRIE A. JOHNSON (Ensemble, Vi Petty).
Thrilled to be joining Buddy! Broadway/national
tours: Sister Act, Les Misérables, The Producers.
Regional: Ragtime (Kennedy Center), Chess (NC
Theatre), The Happy Time (Signature Theatre),
Grease (Casa Manana), Annie, Camelot (Olney
Theatre), I Love A Piano (Denver Center),
Secret Garden (Carousel DT). Two time Helen
Hayes Award nominee. Adam & BD—LU7!
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CAROLYN MALFA (Swing, u/s Maria Elena Holly)
is so very honored to spend her first national
tour with Buddy’s excessively talented cast
and crew! Credits include Trouble: A New Rock
Musical (Female Swing) at Signature Center/
NYMF 2012, The Public Theatre, New World
Stages, Joe’s Pub and the Weston Playhouse.
NYU/CAP21/Stonestreet. More at carolynmalfa.
com and twitter@CarolynMalfa. BIG thanks to
About Artists, Mom, Laurie, and G-pa. For Daddy.
SEAN McGIBBON (Ensemble, Murray Deutch) is
thrilled to be appearing in Buddy - The Buddy
Holly Story. Other credits include Goodspeed’s
The Great American Mousical (Dir. Julie Andrews)
and the Encores! production of On Your Toes. As
a graduate of Texas State, Sean would like to
thank his Texas State musical theater friends
and his family for their support!
LACRETTA NICOLE (Ensemble, Apollo Performer).
Select credits: Regional: A Wrinkle in Time
(Coterie), All Shook Up (FRP), Ragtime (PCS),
Avenue Q, Legally Blonde (Barter). Opera:
Carmen, Gianni Schicchi, The Theory of Everything.
Workshops: Disaster! (Seth Rudetsky), This One
Girl’s Story, Street Lights. Television: “Street
Revenge” (“Law & Order: SVU”), “Game Over”
(“30 Rock”).
T. SCOTT ROSS (Swing, u/s Tommy Allsup, u/s
Joe B. Mauldin) is super stoked to be part of
the cast of Buddy! Recent credits include
Pirates! (Goodspeed), Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
(national tour) and Singin’ in the Rain (SSMT). T.
Scott and his wife make up the folk-rock group
Bourbon & Bliss. Thanks to Clear Talent! Love to
Lizzy and family!
STAGE MANAGEMENT
JOHN W. CALDER, III (Production Stage
Manager). Equity member since 1981. Originally
from Atlanta, now based in Hollywood. Credits
include The Producers; White Christmas; A Chorus
Line (Donna McKechnie); Dreamgirls (Jennifer
Holliday); Harold Prince’s Show Boat; R&H
Cinderella (Sally Struthers); Anything Goes (Chita
Rivera); Hello, Dolly! (Madeline Kahn); The
Sound Of Music (Debby Boone); Carousel (Patrick
Wilson); Les Misérables; The Piano Lesson (Tonya
Pinkins); The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas;
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42nd Street; and Forbidden Broadway. He’s worked
with President Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson,
Senator Hillary Clinton, Madonna, Muhammad
Ali, Gwen Verdon, Meryl Streep, Angela Lansbury,
Jane Powell, Barbara Cook, Julie Andrews.
Musical theater collector with more than 10,000
recordings. [email protected].
SARAH MARSHALL (Stage Manager) is pleased
to continue her longstanding relationship
with Theater of the Stars, having previously
participated in the premiere production of
High School Musical and High School Musical 2
in Atlanta. Tour credits include The Producers,
Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Disney’s High
School Musical, Bombay Dreams, Beauty and
the Beast, The Sound of Music and Parade.
Regionally, she is proud to have been a part of
the premiere production of Bonnie & Clyde at
the La Jolla Playhouse. Off B’way: Perfect Crime,
Dragapella, Starring The Kinsey Sicks and Rated
P for Parenthood.
CHRIS WARREN MURRY (Asst. Stage Manager).
Tours: Ann (Holland Taylor, pre-Broadway),
A Tuna Christmas (2011, original cast), Dorian
(Robert Cuccioli). Many shows in Los Angeles
from the 99-seat NoHo Arts Center to the
18,000-seat Hollywood Bowl and events at
Warner Brothers Studios. An accomplished tap
dancer, Chris has also toured the world as a
performer and created his own show, Classics on
Tap. Love to wife and producer, Susan Blyth, on
her upcoming play written by Marsha Norman
(see Facebook.com/TheatreForHumans).
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ALAN JANES (Writer, Producer) has written
extensively for television, films and theater
over a 40-year career since training at London’s
world-famous Stratford East Theatre under the
theatrical legend Joan Littlewood. Alan wrote
and produced the soul musical 125th Street
and wrote and produced the musical Jailhouse
Rock based on the Elvis Presley film. In 1989,
his musical Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story was
presented in the West End and ran for 15
years. The U.K. tour of Buddy has run, with the
occasional break, for almost 25 years and the
show has enjoyed worldwide success, playing
Broadway and four U.S. national tours, Canada,
Sweden, South Africa, Japan, New Zealand,
Australia, Germany, Holland, Singapore, Finland,
Austria and Denmark. Alan was nominated
for an Olivier Award for Best Musical, and
internationally Buddy has received many
nominations and awards, including a Tony®.
CREATIVE TEAM
NORB JOERDER (Director, Choreographer). His
work can be seen from Broadway to regional
theaters across America and to European and
international productions. He reunited Robert
Goulet and Camelot for a critically acclaimed
revival on Broadway and a record-breaking
national tour. He also staged the Richard Harris
international Camelot that toured Australia
and Europe. In New York, he has directed and
choreographed revivals of 42nd Street with
Jerry Orbach and Tammy Grimes, La Cage aux
Folles with Gene Barry and Lee Roy Reams,
Gypsy with Lanie Kazan, Guys and Dolls with Vic
Damone, The Music Man with John Schneider,
Annie Get Your Gun with Andrea McArdle and
My Fair Lady with Michael Moriarty. Regionally
he has worked for Theater Under The Stars in
Houston, the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle,
Dallas Summer Musicals in Dallas and Music Fair
Productions in New York and Pennsylvania. He
has also staged more than 25 musicals for The
Jupiter Theatre and Richard Akins Productions
of Jupiter, Florida. For his work there, Norb was
nominated more than 12 times and received
the Carbonell Award for excellence in theater in
southern Florida.
MATT SALISBURY (Creative Consultant) has
worked in the theater for more than 30 years
and has visited Canada, America, mainland
Europe, Great Britain and the West End with
trade shows, conferences, theater, pantomimes,
ballet and opera productions. He has been a
stage hand; electrician; carpenter; assistant,
deputy, stage and company manager; actor;
producer; and director. Matt continues his long
involvement with Buddy having worked on the
show since it opened in 1989 and is delighted
to be part of this production. Later this year,
he will be directing the U.K. 25th anniversary
tour of Buddy.
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JOHN BANISTER (Musical Supervisor) is an
honors graduate of The Royal Academy Of
Music, London. His experience as a Musical
Director includes Alice In Wonderland
(Southampton, England—Assistant Music
Director and conductor); Walking On Sunshine
(British national tour—Assistant MD); Leader
of the Pack (British national tour—principal
keys and conductor); Sleeping Beauty, Aladdin
and Cinderella (Ipswich, England, dir. Pete
Rowe—Associate MD); Cinderella (Christmas
show, Watford Palace Theatre, London—MD
and Arranger); Buddy—The Buddy Holly Story
(The Duchess Theatre, London—Musical
Director and Supervisor). Musical Supervisor for
the creators of Buddy—The Buddy Holly Story,
Buddy Worldwide LTD. Musical Director and
co-host for the first public gala performance at
the Waterside Theatre in Aylesbury, England.
Piano Conductor for The Birmingham Repertory
Theatre (Little Shop of Horrors). Music Director
for The Waterloo East Theatre’s (London) first
production, Striking 12 (British premiere).
John was nominated for The Sterling Award
for “Most Outstanding Musical Director” in
Edmonton, Canada, for Buddy—The Buddy
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KENNETH FOY (Scenic Designer). Houston Grand
Opera: Carmen, Madama Butterfly, Pagliacci and
A Little Night Music. Porgy and Bess for Milan’s
La Scala Opera. National tours of The Sound of
Music, The King and I, My Fair Lady, Bombay
Dreams, Doctor Dolittle and Dolly Parton’s
9 to 5. The American Opera Center: Xerxes and
Regina. Broadway: Candida starring Joanne
Woodward; Macbeth with Nicol Williamson;
David Merrick’s production of Oh, Kay!; Annie;
An Evening With Jerry Herman; the Tony
Award®-winning productions of Gypsy, directed
by Arthur Laurents, and Dame Edna: The Royal
Tour. West End: Annie and the English National
Theatre production of The Syringa Tree, which
he also designed in New York. Art direction for
the Emmy-winning Pulitzer Prize documentary
Moment of Impact, Annie in Australia, sets for
Radio City Music Hall, video animation for The
Mariah Carey Charm Bracelet Tour, production
design for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey
Circus, and the world premiere productions of
Disney’s High School Musical.
KEN BILLINGTON (Lighting Designer). 97
Broadway shows, including this season’s
Chaplin. Past seasons have included Hugh
Jackman Back on Broadway; Chicago; The
Scottsboro Boys; Sondheim on Sondheim;
White Christmas; [title of show]; The Drowsy
Chaperone; Lily Tomlin in The Search for
Signs…; Footloose; Sweeney Todd; the
Broadway revivals of Bye Bye Birdie; Finian’s
Rainbow; Sunday in the Park with George; Annie;
Hello, Dolly!; Fiddler on the Roof; My Fair Lady;
and hundreds of touring productions from
High School Musical to Fiddler on the Roof.
Other: Shamu One Ocean and Shamu Rocks
for the three Seaworld Parks, Jubilee!, Bally’s
Las Vegas, Fantasmic! at Disneyland. Awards:
Tony®, Drama Desk, Outer Critics, Lumen
(Architecture), Ace (Television).
PETER FITZGERALD (Sound Designer). Designed
the sound and co-produced a new musical,
Just Another Man, starring Clint Holmes. Past
designs: The Wiz at La Jolla Playhouse, Evil
Dead the Musical, Billy Joel’s Movin’ Out, Ring
of Fire, The Great American Trailer Park Musical,
La Cage aux Folles, Victor/Victoria with Julie
Andrews, City of Angels, Gypsy, Falsettos, Paul
Simon’s The Capeman, The Will Rogers Follies,
M. Butterfly, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil’s
Who Wrote That, Swing, Minnelli on Minnelli
with Liza, Dream, Threepenny Opera with Sting,
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Noted
plays: The Odd Couple, M. Butterfly, Stones in
His Pockets, The Beauty Queen of Leenane and
A Thousand Clowns. Mr. Fitzgerald is President
of Sound Associates, Inc., a premier provider
of sound and video systems to the theater.
Peter and wife Maritza are the proud parents of
daughters Lori and Mallori.
MANAGEMENT
PAUL M. RAMBACHER (Tour General Manager)
has represented in excess of 120 productions
for more than 25 years. Specializing in
national tours, some of his credits include:
Fela starring Michelle Williams; A Chorus
Line directed by Baayork Lee; Merchant of
Venice starring F. Murray Abraham; Dirty
Rotten Scoundrels; Love Janis; Nobody Don’t
Like Yogi starring Ben Gazzara; International
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High school musicals give many students their first
taste of the world of musical theater, and some just
can’t get enough once they’ve caught the theater bug.
The nation’s top young performers were honored at the
fifth annual National High School Musical Theater
Awards (NHSMTA) on July 1 at Broadway’s Minskoff
Theatre in New York City. This program, a project of
Pittsburgh CLO and the Broadway Education Alliance,
aims to encourage students in the performing arts
by providing unique access to the Broadway industry.
This year, 62 high school students
represented 31 regional awards
programs from coast to coast.
Constructing
a Reputation for Excellence
The Tony Award®-nominated stars of Broadway’s
Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Laura Osnes
and Santino Fontana, hosted this year’s show.
The 2013 Jimmy™ Awards were awarded to Sarah
Lynn Marion from the John Raitt Awards for Youth and
Taylor Varga from Connecticut High School Musical
Theater Awards. Sarah and Taylor received a $10,000
scholarship from the Nederlander Organization toward
their educations and are eligible for four-year merit and
need-based scholarship assistance
to attend the New Studio on
Broadway at NYU Tisch School of
the Arts Department of Drama,
contingent upon acceptance into
the program. Five runners-up each
received $2,500 scholarships
to further their educations from
the Barry and Fran Weissler
Foundation. Awards were also
presented for Best Performance
in an Ensemble, Most Improved
and the Spirit of the Jimmy
Awards, and one student was
chosen to attend Carnegie Mellon
University’s 6-week Pre-College
2013 Jimmy™ Award Winners
Drama program.
The NHSMTA program began in 2009
and has been providing students with
unforgettable experiences ever since.
Aspiring performers from across the
country gathered in the Big Apple
for a week of group rehearsals and
private coaching sessions with some
of the musical theater industry’s
leading
professionals,
including
Michael McElroy, Liz Callaway, Schele
Williams-Kleinberger, Telly Leung
and Leslie Odom, Jr. These talented
students also enjoyed a session with
Sarah Lynn Marion & Taylor Varga
a casting agency and a night out in Photo: Henry McGee
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Times Square. They were also treated
Awards were represented at The
to a performance of Annie on Broadway, followed by
Jimmy™ Awards by Rachael Houser from Quaker Valley
a talkback with the cast. Spending a week alongside
High School and Angelo Ragghianti from Pittsburgh
seasoned professionals and other passionate musical
School for the Creative and Performing Arts.
theater students gave these young hopefuls a unique
For more information about The National High School
opportunity to grow as artists.
Musical Awards, visit www.nhsmta.com.
The intensive week culminated in a live awards
ceremony called The Jimmy™ Awards, named after 91
year-old Broadway producer James M. Nederlander.
Nothing brings a stage production to life quite
like a show’s set. It is essential to telling a
story and setting the scene. Pittsburgh CLO’s
Construction Center for the Arts is Pittsburgh’s
very own professional set building facility, and
has played an important role in creating the
sets used for this production of Buddy - The
Buddy Holly Story. Located in Springdale, PA, the
Construction Center has created the scenery for
productions across the country since 1974.
A team of professional designers, artists,
carpenters and technical staff have been hard
at work preparing for Pittsburgh CLO’s 2013
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1950s-inspired set you see here today, complete
with everything from the elaborate network of microphones hanging from the recording studio ceiling to the
brightly lit “Apollo” sign during Buddy’s famed performance at the Apollo Theater. It was all created right here
in Pittsburgh.
The Construction Center has built the sets and scenery for Pittsburgh CLO shows like A Musical Christmas
Carol and for CLO Cabaret shows such as Side by Side by Sondheim, as well as for local companies and
events including KDKA-TV, the Three Rivers Arts Festival, the Carnegie Science Center and the National
Aviary. In addition, the Construction Center stores and rents high-quality sets that give theater companies
and schools the opportunity to use professional sets.
This unique facility has more than 68,000 square feet of storage and workspace that can accommodate
productions of any size. Its convenient location close to downtown Pittsburgh makes it a prime building space
for productions from across the country. The Center has built sets for National Tours including 9 to 5: The
Musical and Disney’s High School Musical, concert tours for the Rolling Stones and Michael Jackson, and for
television and film productions.
Set construction for Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story
The Construction Center is one of the largest and
most cost efficient of its kind in the nation, playing an
instrumental role in both local and national productions.
The Center’s top-notch professionals work together each
year to create the sets and scenery that ensure each
show is one to remember.
Artist rendering of Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story set
2013 Jimmy™ Awards Participants | Photo: Henry McGee
You don’t have to stay here
to savor here.
Before the show, experience cuisine like never before at the Terrace Room, Pittsburgh’s
premiere historic dining room. Enjoy world-class fare and warm, professional service
in an atmosphere of understated elegance. Have a prohibition-style cocktail after the
show at the new Speakeasy Social Lounge. No passwords required.
Pre-theater specials available. Sunday brunch and complimentary valet parking.
For reservations, call 412-553-5253.
Shakespeare Globe’s original practice
productions with Mark Rylance; Elaine Stritch:
At Liberty; Savion Glover’s productions of
Classical Savion, Bring in ’da Noise, Bring in
’da Funk and Footnotes; Richard Little in The
Presidents; Julie Harris in The Belle of Amherst;
Tap Dogs; and Copenhagen.
AMY A. WHITE (Company Manager) started her
theater career as the Associate Company Manager
for the national tour of Master Class starring Faye
Dunaway. After surviving that, the rest has been
a breeze. She recently was Company Manager for
national tours of August: Osage County (Estelle
Parsons), 42nd Street, Twelve Angry Men (Richard
Thomas), Disney’s High School Musical, Beauty
and the Beast, Bombay Dreams, The King and I
(Sandy Duncan/Stefanie Powers), My Fair Lady,
Annie (John Schuck, Marcia Lewis), A Chorus
Line, Dreamgirls (Frenchie Davis), the 2003 tour
of The Sound of Music, Hal Prince’s Parade, the
20th anniversary tour of Annie (John Schuck,
Sally Struthers), Chicago (first national tour),
West Side Story and Rocket Power.
JOHN EDKINS (Production Technical Supervisor)
has worked with the Pittsburgh CLO for more
than 15 years, 10 of them as their Production
Supervisor. He owns JE Scenic Technologies,
Inc., a theatrical scenic production services and
storage company. The company designs and
constructs everything from sets for television
news rooms to grand scale operas. Nationally
and internationally, John was Production
Supervisor for The Phantom of the Opera and
Cabaret. He is one of three Technical Supervisors
who oversee all new productions for Cameron
Mackintosh’s office.
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COLUMBIA ARTISTS THEATRICALS (CAT)
(Exclusive Tour Direction), www.cami.
com, specializes in the booking and tour
management of live performances on a
worldwide basis. Founded in 1956, as a
subsidiary of Columbia Artists Management
(CAMI), the company developed and expanded
The Broadway Theatre League, which presented
Broadway subscription series in more than 125
cities in the United States. Today, working in
conjunction with artists, producers, production
companies and management agencies, CAT
brings performances to more than 450 cities
around the world. Currently, CAT’s roster
includes Blue Man Group, Buddy, Chicago,
Elvis Lives, Flashdance, the world tour of Fela,
Godspell, Jekyll & Hyde, Man of La Mancha,
Stomp, The Ultimate Thriller and Voca People.
STAFF FOR BUDDY—THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY
TOUR GENERAL MANAGEr
PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT & RESOURCES
Paul M. Rambacher
COMPANY MANAGER
Amy A. White
TOUR MARKETING AND PUBLICITY
ALLIED LIVE
EXCLUSIVE TOUR DIRECTION
COLUMBIA ARTISTS THEATRICALS
Gary McAvay
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER............. John W. Calder, III
Stage Manager....................................... Sarah Marshall
1st Assistant Stage Manager................Chris Warren Murry
Assistant Company Manager.........................Andy Manos
Musical Supervisor................................... John Banister
Creative Consultant..................................Matt Salisbury
Associate Scenic Designer....................... Stephen Cowles
Lighting Programmer...................................Jim Ohrberg
Associate Lighting Designer.................Jonathan Spencer
Production Supervisor..................................John Edkins
Casting......................................... Theater of the Stars/
Marguerite Daniel Mancini
Casting Consultant................................. Jay Binder, CSA
Head Carpenter........................................... Art Johnson
Assistant Electrician/Follow Spot.............. Anthony Fisher
Head Sound Engineer/Mixer...................... Brian Canonico
Assistant Sound/Monitors..............................Harry Platt
Head Props................................................... Mark Rich
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Wardrobe Supervisor.................................Betty Johnson
Assistant Wardrobe/Hair........................ Kimberly Beland
“Think It Over”—Cedarwood Publishing Co./
Southern Music Publishing Co.
Trucking.................................................. Clark Transfer
Scenery............................................... Pittsburgh CLO’s
Construction Center for the Arts
Costume Coordinators........................... Kimberly Beland,
Jenine Kroeplin
Production Properties...................................Kevin Lucas
Insurance.........................Robertson Taylor International
Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Music Equipment.....................Long & McQuade Waterloo
Payroll................................................. Paychex Payroll
Lighting Equipment................................................ PRG
Sound Equipment................................. Sound Associates
Housing & Group Air Travel........................... Road Rebel
Tech Rehearsal Facility................. Drayton Entertainment
Rehearsal Studios........................ Drayton Entertainment
“Everyday,” “Peggy Sue Got Married”—
Southern Music Publishing Co.
Additional material and originally
directed by Rob Bettinson
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“Mailman Bring Me No More”—Southern Music Publishing
Co./Beinstock Publishing
“Shout”—Sony/ATV
“Why Do Fools”—Windswept Pacific Ent.
“Chantilly Lace”—Donald Daily, Glad Music Co./
Fort Knox Music Inc./Trio Music Company Inc.
“Raining In My Heart”—House Of Bryant Pubs. Inc.
“It Doesn’t Matter Anymore”—Management Agency
“Johnny B Goode”—Isalee Music Co.
“Rock Around With Ollie Vee”—
Hill And Range Songs Inc.
All other songs, arrangements
and incidental music by Paul Jury.
Costumes provided by Drayton Entertainment
SPECIAL THANKS
Steve Roth and everyone at Drayton Entertainment
MUSIC CREDITS
The use of the songs in this production
is by arrangement with:
“Flower Of My Heart”—Holly House Inc.
“Ready Teddy,” “Blue Days Black Nights,” “That’s All
Right,” “A Teenager In Love”—Unichappell Music Inc.
“That’ll Be The Day,” “Peggy Sue,” “Maybe Baby,” “Not
Fade Away,” “True Love Ways,” “Looking For Someone
To Love,” “Listen To Me,” “It’s So Easy To Fall In Love,”
“Well Alright”—MPL Comm. Inc. MPL/Wren
“When You Ask About Love”—Acuff Rose Music Inc.
“Words Of Love”—MPL Comm. Inc.
“Oh Boy,” “Rave On,” “Heartbeat”—
Wren Music Co. c/o MPL
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 Director and Choreographer are members of the
Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an
independent national labor union.
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.).
This production is produced by a member of The
Broadway League in collaboration with our professional
union-represented employees.
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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 Pittsburgh
premiere of You Say Tomato, I Say Shut Up!
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 co-produces
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.”
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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 president 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 in September. He has been
a Tony Awards® voter for more than 20 years.
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Campaign (October 1, 2012 through July 17, 2013). Their support plays a critical role in helping the
CLO to provide the very best in musical theater and arts education programs throughout the region.
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Robert and Lori Carlson (1)
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Joe and Elaine Chojnacki (2)
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Barbara J. Clever (4)
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Grieco (8)
Peter and Susan Herchenroether (7)
Judy E. Hodgson (2)
Mrs. Irma J. Irwin IHO
Madison J. Irwin (7)
Jeff Irwin, D.D.S. (26)
Mrs. Frances Kelly (4)
Arthur and Virginia Kerr (39)
Patrick and Marcia King Dunphy (18)
Elaine Kurtanich (3)
Mr. & Mrs. James Laffey (18)
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Lavery (14)
David & Terry Lloyd (12)
Lori Luton (1)
Richard Marciniak (6)
Valerie and Ronald May (18)
Renee McAdams (4)
Sidney McBride IMO John K. McBride (39)
Dr. and Mrs. James McCann (3)
Kevin and Tammy McCarl (1)
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McFarland (14)
The Pittsburgh CLO is grateful for the generous support provided by The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Lead Producers Society
($10,000 and above)
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Tony and Linda Bucci (7) ±
Kim & Curt Fleming (14) ±
Joe and Kathy Guyaux (12) ±
Kevin & Vicki Halloran (11) ±
Rose M. Kutsenkow IMO
Dr. Michael Kutsenkow (2) ±
Bill & Sandy Lambert (14) ±
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. McCartney (33) ±
Mark & Diane Minnaugh (9) ±
Charlene & Dominic Petrelli (4)
Matthew and Carolyn Ray (3) ±
Ron and Patricia Violi (5) ±
Producing Directors
($5,000-$9,999)
Mr. Walter J. Blenko, Jr. (29)
Michael J. Brunner (11)
Stephen and Helen Hanna Casey (24)
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Germain (8)
Van Kaplan and Mary Jane Brennan
Fred and JoEllen Leech (3)
Virginia S. Nicklas IMO Gene Kelly (13)**
Peter & Leslie Robinson (9)
Stephan and Debra Todd (5)
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Voller (28)
Richard, Renee and Gabriela Zucckero (1)
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($2,500-$4,999)
William P. Anderson (14)
Donald B. Arnheim (12)
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Dr. Kuldeep Sehgal (12)
Michael and Carol Bleier (12)
Jim and Kristin Brennan (4)
Mr. & Mrs. George A. Davidson, Jr. (29)
Stacy and Christopher Dee (2)
Eric Dickerson and Roslyn Pitts (6)
Joe and Karen DiVito (3)
Alvaro & Sandy Garcia-Tunon (7)
George Consulting Services (2)
Richard S. Hamilton (12)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Harlan (12)
Jim and Debbie Kane (2)
Edward & Suzanne Karlovich (9)
Tom & Chris Kobus (17)
John and Phyllis Kosar (5)
Mark and Cheri Latterner (5)
Nicholas and Anne Liparulo (3)
Allyn J. Lynch (3)
Louis Martin, III (4)
Todd and Miriam Moules (10)
Laurie Burkhart Mushinsky (14)
David & Johanna O’Loughlin (12)
Donald Plants (3)
Kathy and Joel Ross (3)
Eric and Michele Schaffer (7)**
Tom and Brenda Shields (2)
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Robert Eppinger (4)**
Gary & Debbie Truitt (12)
Mr. John C. Williams, Jr. (21)
Teresa M. Williams (14)
Dana and Sarah Yealy (6)
Producers
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Anonymous
David M. & Doralyn L. Beihoff (9)
Paul E. Block (14)**
Ms. Maryann Boehm (7)
Jennifer Bohland (3)
Russell Crupe (2)
Laurel Dagnon and Patricia Jarrett (1)
Joan Clark Davis (16)
Jane & Michael Dixon (14)
Eleanor Dragan (12)
Wynne Rooney Fedele IMO
Betty Ann Rooney
Mr. William R. Forsythe (25)
David and Deborah Freeman (2)
Carol B. Furness IMO
Charles B. Furness (1)
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Ann Caridi Pugliese (9)
Sara Hamann (1)
Richard & Scheryl Harshman (2)
The Hastings Family (28)
Carlyle and Rebecca Hoch (3)
The Huston Family IMO
Steven Huston (4)**
Lauren Joseph (1)**
Michael & Dolores Kara (13)
Joseph B. Koval Real Estate (1)
Stephen Lawler (3)
Richard B. and Barbara Kay Lorantas (1)
Raymond & Karen Love (12)
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Timothy McNulty (3)**
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Maria and Rocco Panucci (5)
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Company (10)
Rita Randall (23)
Andrew & Laura Reinhart (5)
Iva and Gene Saraceni IMO their
daughter Elyse Jeanne Saraceni (4)
Brian and Karen Shanahan (2)
Arlene & Barry Sokolow IMO
Anna & Nicholas Zelkovic (12)
Mark & Jocelyn Steele (16)
Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Stepanian II (29)
Dennis and Diane Unkovic (5)
Mr. & Mrs. W. Robert Wells (26)
Travis & Nichole Williams (4)
Tim & Linda Zimmerman (25)
Judith & Clifford Zlotnik (11)
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Abarta, Inc. (8)
Phyllis Bertok (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Roland S. Catarinella (56)
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Colbert (6)
Adam and Patricia Davidson (10)
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Dell’Omo (8)
Anita Domalik (1)
Edward L. Foley, M.D. (16)
Benson Gabler (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giampa (4)
Dr. and Mrs. Howard R. Goldberg (4)
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Hartsell (15)
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John K. Maitland (37)
James and Jennifer Martin (6)
Richard and Nancy McKnight (25)
Jeremy and Vanessa Mercer (2)
Mr. & Mrs. James T. Perryman, Sr. (16)
Rich and Niki Pipak (3)
Ms. Mary Alice Price (4)
Dr. & Mrs. George S. Richardson (26)
Mona and Bob Riordan (19)
Drs. Paul Shay & Diana Lemley (10)
Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Silberman (13)
Maria and Sal Sirabella (17)
Elizabeth and Rick Teaff (4)
Sally Wade (26)
Reverend Thomas A. Wagner (21)
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wash (6)
Bob & Nancy Williams IMO Ruth & Frank
Givens and Don & Ardell Williams (14)
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Anonymous
Christopher Abel (1)
Dr. & Mrs. Lee T. Agostini (22)
Anne B. Angerman (15)
Ann M. Baldrige (38)
Daniel J. Barnicle (3)
Laura and Patrick Barry
Drs. Chris and Amy Bartels (5)
Paul McFarlane (3)
Kevin & Kristen McMahon (12)
Loretta D. McMahon (4)
Kim McPhillips and Jay Anderson (3)
Catherine Mechling (16)
The Murray Family (3)
David & June Nimick (16)
Mr. and Mrs. James O’Neill (15)
Jerry and Mickey O’Neill IMO
Joan Pszeracki (3)
Ron Palarino (1)
Paul & Paula Palmer IMO
Bill Thunhurst (11)
Richard Pavlik (2)
Trip and Jenny Radcliffe (2)
Donna and Walter Rhodes (20)
Burton H. Roberts (3)
Donald Rood (2)
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Roseberry IHO Matt, Jeff, Arlene &
Pete Roseberry (4)
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Barbara L. Schumacher (12)
Hank & Lorraine Sepp (10)
Pauline Seranko (5)
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H. Robert Spicher (3)
Rev. Timothy P. Stein (6)
Dr. and Mrs. William R. Stitt (28)
Steven Stockton (2)
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William J. Walsko (5)
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Margie Williams (10)
Mona Rae Williams IMO J. Edgar, Ruth &
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Julie and Jim Wiltman (9)
Jon Witmer - All About Pets (1)
Lori K. Woodbury (5)
Peter Zikos Insurance Agency LLC (3)
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Gary and Grace Abbs (2)
Michael J. Accetta (6)
Mr. & Mrs. Rex Althoff (11)
Charles and Veronica Anchors (2)
Joann S. Anderson (4)
Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Atwell (14)
Eva Aulicino (5)
Mary Ann Ault (2)
Mr. and Mrs. George Baier (9)
David L. Bailey (9)
Mary Ann Baker (2)
Michelle Barnes (3)
Bruce & Janet Bartlett (12)
Beth Baxter (5)
Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Beachley (10)
Jane and Phillip Beistel (2)
Dr. Michael Charles Bell MD (1)
Paul G. Benedum, Jr. (15)
Susan Berman and Douglas Kress (5)
Deborah Bernardi (8)
Mr. David Blackmore (11)
Janice Bollman-Trout (2)
Charles & Michelle Bossong Jr.
IMO Mondello Family IHO
Bossong Family (14)
Bruce and Mary Bradley (10)
Gwyneth S. Brautigam (3)
Norman Brawdy (3)
Alan M. Brown (18)
Patricia Burns (3)
Robert Burton IMO Steven Huston (1)**
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Buzard (36)
Mr. Mark J. Caldone & Dr. Paul J.
Lebovitz (3)
Kari Caldwell (1)
S. Donald and Mary Lou Campbell (2)
Arnold J. Capellman, Jr. IMO
Alice M. Capellman (10)
Ellen Carabin (3)
Linda Carpenter (2)
The Carson Family (3)
Miss Heather Chappars (4)
Jason Chappell (2)
Dr. Deborah Chiapelli (6)
Maureen and Brandon Ciampaglia
Jonathan and Pamela Clark (1)
JoAnn and Gary Claus (22)
Greeta Cohen (2)
Nat & Diane Cohen (5)
John and Susan Coleman (1)
Jace Condravy & Tim Chase (4)
Elizabeth A. Connor (7)
Barbara Conway (3)
Reverend Gary Jon Cooper (4)
Robert Cotabish (1)
Cindy Crytzer IMO Myrtle K. Friend (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Currie (2)
Catherine M. Daily IMO
Hazel P. Daily (18)
Jacqueline Dawson (2)
Nancy C. Debranski-Ferrell IMO
My Mom, Rose A. Debranski (14)
Rich & Mary Debski (13)
Harold Delong (1)
Edward DePersis (11)
Jay Desantis (6)
Gerald “Yonk” Di Loreto (13)
Hal Dixler (2)
James & Theresa Doerfler (11)
Ron and Paula Dorsch (2)
Dr. Wayne W. Doyle IMO
Mrs. Anita Doyle (4)
John R. Drobne (17)
Merrill and Theresa Druggs (9)
Amy Ellis (1)
James and Carol Elsesser (1)
Carole E. Ferri IMO Husband
Edward J. Ferri (27)
Bob and Jane Fiedler (3)
Mr. & Mrs. David F. Figgins (33)
Mr. Jeffry L. Fink IMO Joanne Fink (18)
Marylu Fitzpatrick (11)
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Flanagan (5)
Frances M. Fledderman (2)
Anthony Florence (1)
Tom and Donna Fornataro (3)
Edward and Marilyn Fortwangler (2)
Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Fox (20)
Sandra and Thomas Fox (1)
J. Peter and Wendy Freed (5)
Katherine and John Freed (4)
Brenda and Timothy Freeman IMO
Steven Huston (1)**
Tina Gdovic (1)
Terri and Frank Genovese (2)
John Gerwig (1)
William D. and Margaret Sawyer
Ghrist (12)
Donald and Betty Gianni, Sr. (16)
Paul and Lisa Giusti (2)
Thomas Glasgow (2)
Monica Glowinsky (3)
Cynthia Goff (4)
Michael Goodman (3)
Teresa Gordon (2)
Harvey and Carol Gumto (2)
Michael and Sandra Guritza (2)
James Harkins (1)
Barry and Betty Harris (33)
Camille Harris (2)
Ronald E. Heakins IMO
Marie M. Ganassi (2)
Lori J. Heinecke (19)
Robert and Georgia Hernandez (1)
Mr. & Mrs. Darrell J. Hess (10)
Nonie Heystek (3)
John H. Hill (40)
Brandon Hillegas (4)
Beverly Hines (4)
Lois M. Hoffman (11)
Ray and Susan Hough (4)
Rev. Paul C. Householder (6)
Millicent Hunchuck (1)
Charles Hunnell (13)
Mr. & Mrs. James Hunter (7)
Michael Hunter & Scott J. Donaldson (4)
Ted and Eileen Huston (4)
Faye L. Irey (8)
Michelle Ivill (1)
Lawrence R. John, M.D. (1)
Laurie and Mike Johnston (1)
Dr. and Mrs. George Jones (32)
Dr. & Mrs. Robert T. Jones, Jr. (27)
Diane Jungquist (19)
William B. Kania (9)
George & Scarlet Karpakis (12)
David and Marjorie Kasper (2)
Julie Keehner & Family IMO Virgil
Keehner IHO Merna Keehner (4)
Donald M. Keller (11)
Janacina Kerr (1)
Khalid Khilji (3)
Debra and Jack King (4)
MaryAnn & Bill King (11)
James R. Kirsch IMO Audrey K. Kirsch (4)
Dr. Stephanie Kobil (18)
Blair and Jennifer Koss (1)
Stephanie Krick (3)
Pat and John Kuhlman (5)
Edward E. Kuyweski (13)
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Latterman (1)
John R. Leathers (7)
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Leifheit (3)
The LeJeune Family (2)
Chuck K. Liddell (2)
Janet Lloyd (3)**
Paula M. Lockhart (1)
Kathleen Lokay (3)
Lisa and John Lombardo (5)
Carol Lorigan (6)
Ronald & Christine Lunardi (12)
Peter Luongo (1)
Dr. Ronald and Cheryl Lutes (3)
Donna D. Macsuga (4)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Madar (8)
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory D. Maloney (21)
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Patricia K. Mansfield (6)
Janet K. Manuel (6)
Martin R. Marker II (1)
Nancy Mathews (5)
Shelly Mathieson (4)
Larry & Michaelene McCahan (20)
Loretta McClintock (5)
Michael McConnell (5)
Dr. and Mrs. Lee H. McCormick (17)
Bernice McCort IMO Robert McCort (4)
Lee & Michele McCracken (3)
Skip McGreevy IMO Teresa McGreevy (7)
Daniel and Cheryl McKenna (4)
Kathleen Q. McLane (8)
Mr. and Mrs. William Mecca (2)
Dan and Susan Metelsky (2)
R. Mark & Natalie Metz (9)
Nancy and George Mezey (3)
Dr. Paul and Linda Mihalek (12)
Robert Miles (1)
Barbara W. Miller (2)
Carol & Don Miller (5)
Olivia Miller (1)
John A. Mills, III (37)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Milsom (14)
Ms. Niveditha Mohan (2)
Tom & Marcia Morton (41)
Richard S. Mowl, Jr. (10)
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mracna (2)
Jeanne and Scotti Mulert (25)
Robert & Diane Murphy (6)
Robert F. and Madeline M. Napoli (11)
Jeff & Patty Nayhouse (13)
Patricia Nepa (1)
Dan and Lisa Nydick (7)
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William and Audia Otto (6)
Pauline and Joseph Oyler (18)
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Steven & Helen Patricia (9)
Kathy & John Pechunka (5)
Kathleen Pellegrino (2)
Bilean Perez (4)
Kathryn H. Pfister (2)
Joyce Phillips (2)
Stephen and Gerry Piskurich (16)
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Platt (16)
Josh Polan (2)
Kathy Jo Pollack (10)
Mary and Timothy Powell (1)
Jerry and Judy Prado (4)
Mr. Tim and Dr. Lynn Prosser DNP (7)
Barbara Provenzano (8)
Beverly and James Pugh (14)
Rekha Punukollu (1)
Debbie Raible (5)
Dr. Michael J. Ramsay (3)
Gregg and Mary Ramshaw (1)
Carol A. Randolph (9)
Constance Rapp (1)
Michael Reed, Ph.D. (2)
Audrey & Bruce Renn (17)
Terry Ricciardi (16)
Frank and Colleen Ricco (4)
Edward Rice (9)
Jim Rich (21)
Greg and Nancy Richmond (9)
Benjamin Rister (1)
Susan & Joseph G. Robinson Jr. (13)
Joe Rodella (2)
Keith Roeper (2)
John and Joni Roland (4)
David Rometo (1)
Sally & George Rooney IHO
Wynne Fedele (20)
Allan Rose (5)
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Rosener (5)
The Rossi Family (4)
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rousey (3)
Teresa Royek (1)
Don & Mary Rugh (13)
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rusinak (13)
Carol A. Scalese (3)
Karen Scansaroli (8)
Genevieve K. Schaefer (2)
Jeannette Scheer (3)
Chris, Jen, Matt and Jake Scheib (1)
Thomas and Perri Schelat (2)
Mandy Schnupp (1)
Mary J. Seghi (14)
David and Elizabeth Seiner (5)
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Senatore (22)
Tina M. Senules (5)
Victoria M. Serafini IMO Mr. & Mrs.
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Ed and Nancy Sheehan (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Shook (16)
Kathy A. Shuminsky (6)
Vincent J. Siciliano IHO
John A. Siciliano (27)
Linda J. Silberman (3)
Mr. James Sims (7)
Peter J. & Nadine M. Skrgic (14)
Miss Margaret F. Sloan (16)
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Smith (2)
Templeton and Lea Smith (7)
Richard Snedden (2)
Daniel and Jaime Snyder (2)
John and Rose Sparvero (11)
Todd Spencer (3)
Koren and Lyle Sprinkle (2)
Cheryl Spuhler (6)
Bernardine M. Srocki (6)
Honorable and Mrs. William L.
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Jeanne K. Stefl IMO Charles Stefl (9)
Kathy and Alan Stehman (3)
Carol M. Stein (9)
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Stein (26)
Barbara M. Steinberg (10)
Norris and Donna Stephens (5)
Mr. Sherwood Stephens (2)
Gene Steratore (1)
Rona & Gary Sterling (12)
Robert and Gail Stevens (1)
Debra Stiger (2)
Michelle & Jerry Stovka (3)
Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Strang (9)
Linda Stringert (4)
Annette Studeny (2)
Mitchell and Barbara Taback (1)
Susan M. Tack (1)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tate (6)
Robert Teagarden (2)
Janet L. Templer IMO
Carol R. McAuley (14)
Alice & Jim Ternent (17)
Dick & Jacalyn Thomas (12)
Mr. & Mrs. Regis Tomsey (15)
Barbara Trachtenberg (25)
Charles F. Traeger & Rita
Powroznik-Traeger (9)
Elizabeth Trocchio IMO
Zoe Belle Snyder (3)
Catherine Turner (13)
Jessie VanSwearingen (2)
Ginny Verno (4)
David Vinski (2)
Cathie Visconti (1)
Shirley Vitale (4)
Nancy Vrabel (5)
Robert S. Waid (2)
Deborah Walker and Paul Floreancig (2)
William D. Wall (2)
Sue and Jerry Walsh (17)
Pat Walters (5)
Mrs. Lillian Wanner (26)
Margaret H. Watson (2)
Nancy Welfer (5)
Mary and Larry Werner (5)
John R. Whipkey (3)
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. White (4)
Peggy C. Whitehurst (1)
Pete and Jean Wicks (9)
Mr. & Mrs. H. Wayne Wiester (22)
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams (12)
Doris Carson Williams (11)
Pamela Willis IMO John & Vivien
Willis (11)
Janice Wirth (4)
Mr. Thomas Wyse & Mr. Robert A.
Neft (16)
Paul F. Zibritosky (6)
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matching gifts for their employees’
contributions to Pittsburgh CLO
3M Foundation
Apple
BNY Mellon
Citizens Bank
Dollar Bank
Dominion
EQT
Google
Highmark
PNC Foundation
PPG Industries
Foundations
The Audrey Hillman Fisher Foundation (2)
Bozzone Family Foundation (11)
Charity Randall Foundation (30)
Anne L. and George H. Clapp
Charitable Trust (10)
The Heinz Endowments (66)
The Jack Buncher Foundation (4)
Massey Charitable Trust**
Founders: Harris B. Massey and
Doris J. Massey (65)
Milton G. Hulme Charitable
Foundation (62)
Norman C. Ray Trust (11)
Pauline Pickens Charitable Trust (16)**
Stephen and Debra Todd Fund of the
Pittsburgh Foundation (4)
The Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust (10)**
The Grable Foundation (15)**
The Hillman Foundation (6)
The Pittsburgh Foundation (4)
The Robert and Mary Weisbrod
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Vernon C. Neal & Alvina B. Neal
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W. I. Patterson Charitable Fund (46)
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Julianne Avolio...................... Group Sales Coordinator
Stephanie Barletto.................... Graphic/Web Designer
Laura Barry.....................Manager of Individual Giving
Lori Berger...................... Associate Producing Director
Maureen Ciampaglia..............Development Coordinator
Wynne Fedele........................ Director of Development
Charlie Foukes................................... Office Manager
Talon Godin...................Graphic/Web Design Assistant
Ellen Granger..................................... Ticket Manager
Aja Jones............................... PR/Marketing Manager
Anne Leonard.............................Accounting Assistant
R. James Mercer............................... General Manager
Cindy Opatick............................... Associate Producer
Elizabeth Roberts........Assistant to the Executive Producer
Aaron Tindall............................Subscription Associate
Andrew Watson.................... Merchandising Manager &
Special Events Coordinator
Kristin Welch......................... Group Sales Coordinator
Cheryl Young........................ Assistant Ticket Manager
Monica Zyra...................................Business Manager
CLO ACADEMY
Michael J. Cerchiaro.........Education Programs Manager
Kelsey Deck............................ Admissions Coordinator
Seth Laidlaw......................................... Receptionist
Kiesha Lalama...............................Education Director
Patty Maloney............................................Principal
Susan Pettigrew........................ Education & Outreach
Scholarship Coordinator
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CONSTRUCTION CENTER
Michael Bannias............................Assistant Foreman
Robert Baronick................................... Key Carpenter
Charles Eccles...................................... Key Carpenter
John R. Edkins............ Production Technical Supervisor
Adolf Hundertmark......................................Foreman
Jeffrey Husser........................................... Propman
Brent Peelor........................................ Key Carpenter
Brittany Stevens....................................Scenic Artist
George Stevens......................................Scenic Artist
Michele Sullivan................................ Office Manager
Leigh Taylor........................................ Charge Scenic
PRODUCTION
Will Dennis.............................. Production Electrician
Christopher Evans...........................Production Sound
Mick Lohrer............................... Production Carpenter
STUDENT STAFF INTERNS
Alexandrea Bittle............. Marketing & Public Relations
Martina Caruso..................................... Development
Christina King.......................... Education & Outreach
Annie Maines................................... Cabaret Theater
Emily Perri........................................ Video Direction
Kimberly Roberts............. Marketing & Public Relations
Amanda Slowey........................ Education & Outreach
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Pittsburgh CLO Staff
It Only Takes 10 to Save!
• Have the opportunity to reserve tickets BEFORE they go on sale!
• Exclusive Discounts & VIP Service
• Exciting Girls’ Night Out & Special Event Packages
• Take advantage of a convenient
payment schedule
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Theater Parties
Rzepecki Group
Carmichael Group
Salvitti Group
Goodworth Group
Meyers Coach Lines
Kadlecik Group
Lodestar Tours
AAA Gregg Group
Rock Group
K&K Tours
Whyte Group
Fordanish Group
Sellaro Group
Harold Group
Chatham University Group
Kovell Group
Highland Senior Center
Rygelski Party
Pittner Group
Lang Group
Carlini Group
Groups of 10+
412-325-1582
[email protected]
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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 National Endowment for the Arts is a public 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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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.
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• December 7 – Lock In (Juniors and Above)
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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.
• Large print and braille programs are available in
the Guest Service Center.
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.pgharts.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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