LOS ALTOS STAGE COMPANY Book and Lyrics by TOM JONES

Los altos stage COMPANY
Book and Lyrics by
TOM JONES
Music by
HARVEY SCHMIDT
Directed by Gary Landis
Music Direction by Gus Kambeitz
Choreography by Jillian Toby Cummings
STAFF
Assistant Director/Sound Designer
Daniel P. Wilson
Scenic Designer
Catalina Niño Nieto
Properties Designer
Ruth E Stein
Costume Designer
Margaret Toomey
Fight Director
Larry Barrot
Technical Director
David Ferlauto
Lighting Designer
Carol Fischer
Magic
Spencer Grey
Stage Manager
Kat Tan
THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION
THE FANTASTICKS
is presented through special arrangement with Music Theater International (MTI).
All authorized performance materials and also supplied by MTI.
41 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684
www.MTIShows.com
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
CAST
El Gallo
Matt
Luisa Hucklebee Bellomy Henry Mortimer
The Mute
Dan Kapler
Ryan Mardesich
Casey Ellis
Todd Wright
Ruth E Stein
Martin Gagen
Ryk Houseman
Spencer Grey
TIME: September through December
Since its opening in 1960, at the Sullivan Street Playhouse in New York, and its subsequent
revival at the Snapple Theatre Center, The Fantasticks has become the longest running
production of any kind in the history of American theatre. Continuing its run in New York
City, please visit www.FantasticksOnBroadway.com
The band
Marian Kelly - Accordion
Mark DeSimone - Tuba/Trombone
John Vidovich- Guitar
The Actors
Dan Kapler (El Gallo) Dan is pleased to make his debut at Los Altos Stage Company as El Gallo, a role he has cherished in a show he
considers one of the most perfect ever written. Other featured roles
in Bay Area productions include: Georges in La Cage Aux Folles,
Atticus Finch in To Kill A Mockingbird, Lawrence in Dirty Rotten
Scoundrels, Sky in Guys N’ Dolls, Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady,
Bill Sykes in Oliver!, Harold in The Full Monty, Capt. Von Trapp
in Sound of Music, Peachum in Threepenny Opera, Paul Sheldon in Misery, Charlie in
The Foreigner, Antonio in Twelfth Night and Manolo in The Female Odd Couple. Dan
is grateful to everyone involved with this production for their amazing talent and teamwork, to his extended theatre family, and to our audiences for supporting local theatre.
Casey Ellis (Luisa) Casey Ellis is so happy to be playing Luisa!
Casey is a graduate of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music
where she received her Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance.
Favorite roles include Johanna Barker in Napa Valley Conservatory’s production of Sweeney Todd, Jo March in Little Women,
Stella Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire, and Penny Pennywise
in Urinetown. Casey was most recently seen in Foothill Theater’s
production of Spring Awakening as Ilse, Sound of Music with Berkeley Playhouse as
Liesl von Trapp and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee with Napa Valley
Players as Olive Ostrovsky. Thanks to my wonderful family, friends and my Emkay.
Ryan Mardesich (Matt) Ryan Mardesich is happy to be making his
debut at the Los Altos Stage Company. Ryan was last seen in Los Altos
in the role of Moritz Steifel in Foothill Music Theatre’s production of
Spring Awakening. Ryan is a student at Santa Clara University studying
theatre and music where he has played the roles of Seymour in Little
Shop of Horrors and King Louis XIII in The Three Musketeers. Ryan is
also a staff member at Broadway By The Bay where he recently starred
as The Artful Dodger in Oliver! Ryan would like to thank the cast, the
staff, and his teachers.
Ruth E Stein (Bellomy) This is RuthE’s third time playing a mother of
a teenaged daughter at the Los Altos Stage Company (Bus Barn). Past
productions were: The Government Inspector (Anna) and The Last Night
of Ballyhoo (Boo Levy). This award-winning actor/vocalist/director/
producer/props designer/set dresser has performed throughout the U.S.
and extensively in the Bay Area. Recent credits include: Auntie Juliana
Tesman (Hedda Gabler), Ida (The Cemetery Club), Guido’s Mother
(Nine) and Ouisser (Steel Magnolias). Future projects include reprising one of her favorite
roles, Sophie Greengrass in the Pintello Comedy Theater’s November production of Social
Security and portraying Benjamin Franklin in Tabard Theatre’s all-female version of 1776 in
February 2014. Also watch for her one-woman cabaret show, Sister Robert Anne’s Cabaret
Class, at Limelight Actor’s Theatre in Gilroy in April 2014. Yes, she will be playing a singing nun wielding a mean feather boa!
Todd Wright (Huckabee) Todd is pleased to return to the Los Altos
Stage Company, where he was seen in last season’s The House of Blue
Leaves. Todd has done extensive work all over the South Bay Area,
from comedy to drama, from musicals to Shakespeare. Some favorite
roles include George Graupner in Bach at Leipzig at The Pear Avenue
Theatre, Juror 3 in 12 Angry Men at Broadway West, Alfie Doolittle in
My Fair Lady at Foothill Musical Theatre, and Petruchio in Taming of
the Shrew at the Los Gatos Shakespeare Festival.
Martin Gagen (Henry) This is Martin’s second performance at the
Los Altos Stage Company. He is an English actor with theatre and film
experience and his theatre work has included many modern and classical productions. His recent Bay Area performances include George
Bailey in It’s A Wonderful Life, A Live Radio Play, Adrian in Steven
Dietz’ Private Eyes at the Dragon Theatre, Jimmy in Neil Simon’s
The Gingerbread Lady at the Dragon Theatre, General Tilney and Mr.
Morland in Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey at The Pear Theatre, and the Narrator in C. S.
Lewis’s The Magician’s Nephew at The Tabard Theatre. Martin trained with A.C.T. in San
Francisco, and with the British American Drama Academy at Oxford University, where he
worked with the founder of the Royal Shakespeare Company, John Barton.
Ryk Houseman (Mortimer) This is Ryk’s second appearance at The
Los Altos Stage Company. In It’s A Wonderful Life, A Live Radio Play,
he played announcer Freddie Filmore, guardian angel Clarence, and the
hated Henry Potter. Ryk’s musical experience includes Mr. Sowerberry
in Oliver! and the dance chorus in Grease. Other shows include Flaming
Idiots and My Three Angels with the Santa Clara Players, Inspecting
Carol at Coastal Repertory, Of Mice and Men at Douglas Morrison
Theatre, Bleacher Bums at Voice One Theatre in San Francisco as well as The Butler Did
It, An Act of the Imagination, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Nuts, The Man Who Came to Dinner,
and A Christmas Carol among many others in Southern California theatres.
Spencer Grey (The Mute) Spencer Grey is delighted to be working with
the Los Altos Stage Company for his second time. Past performances
include Georg in Spring Awakening at Foothill Theatre, Ephraim in
Moon on a Rainbow Shawl at EVC Theatre, and The Bad Idea Bear &
Company in Avenue Q at Los Altos Stage Company. He is also the consultant/designer for magical effects in this production. On other stages
Spencer performs as a professional stage magician and entertainer,
taking his act all over the Bay Area and even Las Vegas. For more information about this
performer visit www.SpencerGreyMagic.com
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PRODUCTION STAFF
Gary Landis (Director) Gary joined the Los Altos Stage Company in 2012 and was recently
named Executive Director, bringing with him 25 years of arts management experience with
organizations large and small across a variety of disciplines (theater, music, visual arts).
He worked in regional theater in Washington, D.C (Arena Stage) and educational theater
in New York City (Creative Arts Team), before moving to the Bay Area in 1998. Over the
course of his long and winding career in the arts, Gary has been an actor, director, scenic
designer, stage manager, stagehand, arts marketer, and fundraising professional. His life
in the theater began at an early age, acting in Los Angeles-based youth theater, and then
continued to deepen throughout high school and college in Southern California to include
directing and stage design. Gary holds a bachelor’s degree in theater arts from California
State University, Northridge, a master’s degree in theater history, theory, and criticism from
the University of Pittsburgh, and a master’s degree in arts management from Carnegie Mellon
University. This is Gary’s inaugural production directing for the Los Altos Stage Company.
Gus Kambeitz (Musical Director) Gus currently is the Director of Instrumental Studies at
West Valley College. Before coming to West Valley College, Gus was a full time instructor
at Washington State University (2001-02) where he taught Music Education, Jazz Bass,
Vocal Jazz Ensemble and Rock History. He is currently the artistic director for “Nineteen,
San Jose’s Professional Jazz Orchestra” which performs 4 concerts a year at the Theater on
San Pedro Square. These concerts and this professional jazz band are unique in San Jose.
As a conductor, he has worked with Palo Alto Players, West Valley Light Opera, Sunnyvale
Community Theater, Saratoga Drama Group, Tabard Theatre, and City Lights. Gus was the
assistant musical director for the regional premier of Side Show for TheatreWorks where
he also played bass for many productions. (Cabaret, Tapestry, Passion, Kiss Of The Spider
Woman). As a bassist, Gus has been consistently working since being hired at Marriott’s Great
America in 1981. After Great America, he spent a number of years with Princess Cruises
and from 1992-95 Gus was the bassist with San Francisco’s long running hit musical Beach
Blanket Babylon. Gus has also performed with San Jose Stage (The Great American Trailer
Park Musical, Avenue Q, Cabaret, The Buddy Holly Story, Reefer Madness). In summers
Gus tours with Legends in Concert. Gus also plays at the Hedley Club at the De Anza Hotel
every Monday evening from 5-7 pm.
Jillian Toby Cummings (Choreographer) Jillian has directed and choreographed at many
theaters in the Bay Area for over past10 years. She started choreographing in high school
for school musicals (the only non-staff member to be on the artistic staff) and went on to
receive her BA in Theatre and Dance from Chapman University. For the past two years
she has been the Artistic Director at Theatre in the Mountains in Los Gatos, but her real
accomplishment is mothering her 1 year old twins, Ellora and Kellen. Jillian is thankful for
the exposure and support she was giving with the performing arts at a young age, which
she owes to her wonderful mother Laura Toby.
Daniel P. Wilson (Assistant Director/Sound Designer) Dan joined the Los Altos Stage
Company as Production Manager in the summer of 2012 and was recently named Associate Artistic Director. Audiences may remember him from last season’s On Golden Pond,
where he played the part of Bill Ray. He is an actor, director, arts leader, and educator, and
is also a seventh generation native of San Jose, California. Dan is a graduate of the Pacific
Conservatory of the Performing Arts in Santa Maria, CA and holds a BFA in Directing
from Roosevelt University in Chicago, IL. He has worked with the Goodman and Vitalist
Theatres in Chicago, with Sweden’s Teater Magnolia, Stockholms Stadsteater, Riksteatern,
and locally with Children’s Musical Theater San Jose, Peninsula Youth Theatre, Oakwood
High School, the Community School of Music & Art, and Willow Glen High School. Additionally, Dan has worked as a Commercial Casting Session Director for many of LA’s
top Casting Directors, as a Recruiter in the corporate realm, and he founded his own theatre
while living in Sweden, The New Reality Theatre. He sits on the Steering Committee of
genARTS Silicon Valley, and is an alum of Directors Lab West.
Catalina Niño Nieto (Scenic Designer) Catalina is designing her second show for Los Altos
Stage Company. She completed her MFA in Set Design at San Francisco State University in
May and is now working as a Set Designer and Scenic Painter in the Bay Area. Most recently
she designed and painted the sets for On Golden Pond at Los Altos Stage Co., References
to Salvador Dalí Make me Hot at SFSU, As Always: A New Musical at the Eureka Theatre,
The Book of Liz at Custom Made Theatre Co. and The Trial of Lucullus at SFSU. Catalina
was born in Colombia and came to the Bay Area after finishing her undergraduate studies
in Visual Arts in Paris and after completing her MA in Toulouse.
Kat Tan (Stage Manager) This is Kat’s first production with Los Altos Stage Company.
She was recently the SM for YMTC Berkeley’s Sweeney Todd. Other productions include
being the ASM for Les Liaisons Dangereuses for Dragon Theatre in Redwood City, SM for
The Flying Karamazov Brothers 40th Anniversary Show at San Jose Repertory Theatre, and
SM for Annie at Sunnyvale Community Players. As a former student at SJSU, she studied
Theater Arts with an emphasis in Stage Management. She worked on Beauty and The Beast,
Mummified Deer, Picasso and the Lapin Agile, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Bacchae, The
Laramie Project, and The Crucible and was also in a few productions there as well. She has
also worked as a Stage Manager at California’s Great America for 6 years. While not stage
managing, Kat still works at Great America doing administrative work.
Margaret Toomey (Costume Designer) Margaret works nationally in costume and scenic
design. Local costume credits include: Oliver! & Cats (BBBay); It’s a Wonderful Life (Los
Altos Stage) and Pericles (Shady Shakespeare). National credits include work at Triad
Stage (Greensboro, NC); Dallas Theater Center; Portland Stage Company (Portland, ME);
and ArtsWest Playhouse (Seattle). Margaret received her MFA in Scenography from UNC
Greensboro and BA in Theatre from Grinnell College in Iowa.
Carol Fischer (Lighting Designer) Carol Fischer worked for Bus Barn in the late 1990s as
a stage manager and more recently as sound designer for On Golden Pond. She is pleased
to be doing a second light design for Los Altos Stage Company after working with the team
for Avenue Q. Carol earned her MA at San Jose State, and has been working in the Theatre
Dept. of West Valley College since 1995 where she currently teaches, directs, and designs.
Her research connecting quantum physics philosophy and theatre theory completed a PhD
in Theatre Studies at UCSB in 2010, and she is an active member in the International Society for the Study of Time, reflecting a concept that is serendipitously of much interest in
The Fantasticks.
Ruth E. Stein/”propEARLYdone” (Props Design/Set Dresser) RuthE has provided props
and set dressing design services for most of the theatre companies in the area for the past
25 years. She took her passion for collecting cool old stuff and turned it into a business,
when she started providing most of the props for productions in which she was acting or
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directing. She and her husband, Dave, enjoy the thrill of the hunt for the most unusual items,
such as the penny-farthing bicycle you see in tonight’s production (thanks for finding it,
Dave). When not playing props mistress, this retired Wells Fargo Bank Communications
Director can be found onstage (see her actor bio), at local estate/yard sales or watering the
flowers in her garden.
Larry Barrot (Fight Director) Larry received his BA in Theatre from Santa Clara University and he is currently working on completing his thesis for his MA in Theatre from SJSU.
Larry has been a Bay Area actor, director and fight director for the past 18 years. Prior to
that he was based in New York City where he worked in theatre and independent films. Past
productions include Henry V (directed; 2011), Much Ado About Nothing (directed; 2010),
Comedy of Errors (directed; 2008), Macbeth (Murderer; 2007), Tempest (Francisco; 2007),
Romeo and Juliet (directed; 2006), and Hamlet (Ghost; 2004).
LOS ALTOS Stage Company House Staff
Charles Angell, Amy Ruth Baker, Haley Barta, William Brown,
Susan Buchs, Erin Kochiyama, Nada Monaco-Angell, JC Sales
SPECIAL THANKS
Calmar Bicycles and Onedin Giraldo
Foothill College Department of Theatre
San Francisco State Department of Theatre
Michael Daw
Gerald Carter and West Valley College
2013-2014 CONTRIBUTORS
Los Altos Stage Company gratefully acknowledges the many businesses, corporations, foundations
and individuals whose generous support make our productions possible. Contributions listed below
reflect gifts received over the past year. For corrections or to make a contribution, please contact Gary
Landis @ 650-941-0551 • P.O. Box 151, Los Altos, CA 94023.
FOUNDATIONS/CORPORATIONS/BUSINESSES
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Los Altos Community Foundation
El Camino Hospital
Los Altos Rotary Endowment Fund
Silicon Valley Creates
Courtyard by Marriott, Palo Alto-Los Altos
Alain Pinel Realtors, Kathy Bridgeman
Alain Pinel Realtors, Ursula Cremona and Patti Robinson
Coldwell Banker Real Estate, Charlene and Vicki Geers
Northern Trust Bank
Vita Insurance Associates
Young, Craig and Company, LLP
The Menu
INDIVIDUALS
PRODUCERS
Eileen and Robert Eng
Nan and Chuck Geschke
Bob Grimm
Richard Lonergan and
Marilyn Manning
Vicki and Dave Reeder
Edward and Pamela Taft
Cheryl Holt
Dan and Rory Kaplan
Virginia and Jim Lyons
Lou Mendel
Jean and Barbara Mordo
Lynda Sanders
Jim and Emy Thurber
Jane Woodward
Dennis and Roberta Young
DIRECTORS
LEADS
Matt and Marcia Allen
Jeff Clarke
Jerre and Nancy Hitz
Steven and Michele Kirsch
Ralph and Carol Kuiper
Karla Lacey and John Zoglin
Sue and Peter LaTourrette
Penny and Roy Lave
Mark and Candace Leonard
Ann and George Limbach
Alice Montgomery
Clyde and Lois Noel
John Sylvester
Patti and Ed White
Abby and James Althoff
Deb and Paul Anderson
Gerald and Mardell Blaufarb
Marge and Mike Bruno
Sandy Cademartori
Claudia and Bill Coleman
William and Edith Dawn
John and Stevie Day
Karen and Randall Fowler
Chet and Pat Frankenfield
Nancy Glaze
Wayne and Marlene Grove
Larry and Anne Hambly
Richard Henning
Phil and Jan Meyer
Liz and Paul Nyberg
Paul and Lynn Romeo
Ruth E and Dave Stein
Fritz and Nomi Trapnell
($2,500 and above)
($1,000 to $2,499)
STARS
($500 - $999)
Gordon and Sabra Abraham
Lois and Robert Adams
Liz and Jerry Gard
($250 - $499)
SUPPORTING ROLES
($100 - $249)
Anonymous
Margaret Abe
Robert and Connie Adler
Emily Arcolino
Ian and Suzanne Band
Daniel Bane
Gerald and Eleanore Besson
Martin Billik
Carla Bottenfield and
James Kermode
Patricia Campbell
Lou Caputo
Jim and Julia Charnes
Robert Choy
Brian and Jennifer Cilker
Dean and Linda Clark
William and Kathleen Cohen
Ann and Clyde Coombs
David Cortesi
Jim and Dee Cunningham
Alex and Loraine Drukarev
Nadine Ethier
Leslie Farrington
Donald and Suzanne Gladstone
Judy Hannemann
Elizabeth Hayden-Kniss
Rosemary Hernandez
Ward Hoffman and
Karlette Warner
Mark and Michele Hollar
Gloria Hom
Joseph and Jennifer Hyrkin
2012-2013 CONTRIBUTORS
COMING THIS SPRING TO THE BUS BARN STAGE
Stratton Jaquette
Barry Lee Johnson
Mel and Mady Kahn
Terry and Bill Krivan
Whitney Lane in honor
of Elsa Lane Gay
Virginia and King Lear
Kirk Lindstrom
Richard and Beverly Marconi
Charles and Patsy McLure
Mary Ellen McWilliams
Jeffrey Moore
Myra and Carl Orta
David Paradise
Suzanne Peck
David and Bonnie Pollard
Rosendo and Leslie Pont
Pamela Ann Pritchard
Marjorie Rauch
John and Jane Reed
Janice Richards
Julie Rose
Carol and Richard Sarno
Joel Seligstein
John Seyfarth
Marge and Jim Shively
Court and Barrie Skinner
Sally Ann Slavin
Louise Spangler
Patti Summers
Stan Turnbull
Susan Ware
Robin Washull and
Dennis Rutkin
Dennis and Melissa Wilkinson
Twila and Clay Woods
ENSEMBLE
(Up to $100)
Scott Allaway
Laura Bajuk
William Baker
Karie Bennett
Kathy Berry
Elizabeth Bowman
Suzanne Bray
Sally and Dave Brew
Beverley Bryant
Felissa and Myron Cagan
Lucy Carter
June Casey
Grace Connolly
Eugenia Corrales
Sarah-Jayne Couhault
Kathleen Creger
Vivien and Stephen D’Andrea
Sherie Dodsworth
Nick Dunckel
Patricia Einarson
Patricia Elson
James Emanuel
Barbara Emerich
Richard Enos
Liliana Fabbri
Shirley and Lloyd Gano
Frances Hancock
Alan Herrman
William Hitchens
Joanne Jacobs
Eric Jacobsen
Harold and Leona Knowlton
Ann Kutchins
Betty Latta
Mark Lindberg
Ellen Loebl
Barry Mann
John Manning
Henry Massey
Jean McGee
Francoise Miller
Chris Moberly
June Nielson
Hal and Juanita Nissley
Josephine Palermo
Patricia Kelley Pogue
Laird and Vicky Powers
Ben and Carol Reese
Jill Reimann
Sarah Ricci
Thomas Riodan
Bernice Robles
Mary Jane Shea
Kathleen and Nicholas Sheridon
Susan Slavik
Bill Statsky
Bert and Jackie Stephens
Nancy and Al Traficanti
Marvin Trudell
Bill and Judy Warren
Pinky Whalen
Nona Whittlinger
Jan Willbanks
20 Years of Fools, Fibs & Foibles
The 2013 Follies at Los Altos Stage Company
Time flies when you're mocking pols, poseurs and pontificators! From excesses of the 90's to
the fiscal cliffs of 2013, Follies has been there and poked fun at that.
20th Anniversary Gala Performance Weekend:
A salute to this year’s crop of Fiscal Fools,
Felonious Fat Cats, and Feckless Fops
October 3, 4, and 5, 2013 at 7:30 PM
For tickets and Information
call (650) 941-0551
or visit www.losaltosstage.org/Follies
P.O. Box 151
Los Altos, CA 94023
650/941-0551
www.losaltosstage.org
STAFF
Gary Landis...............................Executive Director
Daniel P. Wilson…............Associate Artistic Director
Joyce Goldschmid..........................Photographer
Shannon Stowe..........................Graphic Designer
Nada Angell..........................Box Office Manager
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Abby Althoff
Lucy Carter
Jeff Clarke
Eileen Eng
Ralph Kuiper
Karla Lacey
Roy Lave
Richard Lonergan
Jean Mordo
Vicki Reeder (President)
John Sylvester
James Thurber, Sr.
Patti White
GENERAL INFORMATION
VENUE: BUS BARN THEATER
97 Hillview Ave, Los Altos, CA 94022
In the Hillview Community Center
BOX OFFICE
Is located next to theater. Tickets and Information: (650) 941-0551. Hours: Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, 3:00 - 6:00 pm. Will Call opens 30 minutes before curtain.
PERFORMANCE TIMES
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 pm,
Sunday at 3 pm unless otherwise noted.
INDIVIDUAL TICKET PRICES
Preview Thursday: $28
Opening Night: $38
Wednesday: $28
Thu/Fri/Sat: $36
Sunday: $40
Student price of $18, excluding Opening Night
GROUP DISCOUNTS
Are available to groups of 10 or more. Call the Box Office for details.
TICKET EXCHANGES
Only subscribers can exchange their tickets, free of charge. All exchanges are subject to
availability and we cannot guarantee the same assigned seats. Sorry, no ticket refunds.
WHEELCHAIR SEATING
Is available. Please notify the Box Office in advance when purchasing tickets.
PLEASE REMEMBER
There is no smoking in the theater. Cameras and recording devices are prohibited.
As a courtesy to other patrons, please turn off your pager, cell phone or watch alarm
during the performance.
ENJOY THE SHOW!
Los Altos Stage Company
at the Bus Barn Theater
SEPTEMBER
Wed.
8:00
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25
Thurs.
8:00
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Fri.
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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER
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Sun.
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8:00
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Wed.
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MAY 1
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
Wed.
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APRIL / MAY
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JUNE 5
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Opening Night
L.A.T.E
Opening Night
L.A.T.E
Discussion
Discussion
Box Office Hours
Wed. - Fri. 3 pm - 6 pm
and one half-hour prior to all
evening performances.
LOS ALTOS
STAGE COMPANY
97 Hillview Avenue
Los Altos, CA 94022
Box Office: (650) 941-0551