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I’M BETTER
WITH BLUE
The Pittsburgh
Civic Light Opera Association
Officers
Honorary Chairman of the Board
Julie Andrews
Joseph C. Guyaux
Vice President/CLO Guild
President
Kristen M. Lane
William M. Lambert
Vice President/CLO Ambassadors
Robin S. Randall
Vice Presidents/Audit
Timothy K. Zimmerman
Todd C. Moules
Joseph C. Guyaux
Chairman of the Board
Vice Presidents/Budget & Finance
John C. Williams, Jr.
Vice President/Cabaret Theater
Daniel I. Booker
Vice Presidents/Construction Center
& Facilities
John E. Kosar
Frederick C. Leech
Vice Presidents/Development
Real Member
Joyce Bender
William M. Lambert
Tony Bucci
Mark J. Minnaugh
Ronald L. Violi
President
Vice President/Special Events
Christine M. Kobus
Gary R. Truitt
Chairman of the Board
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Vice Presidents/
Education & Outreach
Vice Presidents/Human Resources
Todd C. Moules
Charlene Petrelli
Vice Presidents/
Long Range Planning
Laurie M. Mushinsky
Vice Presidents
G. Reynolds Clark
James R. Kane
Secretary
Johanna G. O’Loughlin
Treasurer
Edward T. Karlovich
Executive Director Emeritus
Michael E. Bleier
Alvaro Garcia-Tunon
Charles Gray
Corporate Counsel
Vice Presidents/Marketing
James M. Doerfler
Michael F. Walsh
Richard S. Hamilton
Chairmen of the Board Emeritus
Mark J. Minnaugh
William J. Copeland
George A. Davidson, Jr.
James E. Rohr
Daniel I. Booker
Louis D. Astorino
Vice Presidents/Nominating
Executive Producer
Vice Presidents/New Works
Development & Funding
Scott F. Neill
John E. Kosar
Van Kaplan
Vice Presidents/Production
Helen Hanna Casey
Peter J. Germain
DIRECTORS
Michael E. Bleier
Walter J. Blenko, Jr.
Stephen S. Bloomburg
Daniel I. Booker
James M. Brennan
Kristin 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.
Stacy Leshock Dee
Eric F. Dickerson
Joseph V. DiVito, Jr.
Jane Dixon
Clare Donahue
Stephen J. Fedell
Eleanor Schano Feeney
Terri H. Fitzpatrick
Alvaro Garcia-Tunon
Peter J. Germain
Joseph C. Guyaux
Richard S. Hamilton
Paul Hennigan
James R. Kane
Edward T. Karlovich
Christine M. Kobus
John E. Kosar
Rose Kutsenkow
William M. Lambert
Kristen M. Lane
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
Janice Meade
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
Robin S. Randall
Matthew V. T. Ray
Meghan N. Roe
Eric A. Schaffer
Salvatore M. Sirabella
Arlene Sokolow
Merrill P. Stabile
Melissa J. Tea
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
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Neil H. Alexander
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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Joseph C. Guyaux
Senior Vice Chairman
Dear Friends,
Welcome! We are once again pleased to serve as premier
sponsor of the Pittsburgh CLO’s PNC Spotlight Series.
Each year the CLO delights and entertains audiences from
across our region and beyond. And this season is no different
with all-new productions of timeless classics and modern
masterpieces.
The PNC Spotlight Series performances and other presentations
by the CLO are important elements of Pittsburgh’s thriving
Cultural District, which attracts thousands of visitors to
Pittsburgh every year and helps to distinguish our community
as the most livable place in America. We are thrilled to continue
PNC’s long and rewarding relationship with the Civic Light Opera
and look forward to another wonderful season.
Thank you for being here and supporting one of the region’s rich
cultural assets. Enjoy the show.
Sincerely,
Welcome to Legally Blonde The Musical, which debuted in the spring of 2007 at the legendary
Palace Theatre on Broadway. Included in its seven Tony Award® nominations were Best
Choreography by Jerry Mitchell (Tony®-winner for Best Choreography of Kinky Boots on Broadway);
Best Original Score by Laurence O’Keefe and Nell Benjamin (O’Keefe co-wrote the music, lyrics
and book of the new Off-Broadway show Heathers: The Musical), and Best Book of a Musical by
Heather Hach. Based on the novel “Legally Blonde” by Amanda Brown and the 2001 MGM film, the
cast included Pittsburgh’s Christian Borle as Emmet, Kate Shindle as Catherine (Nancy in our 2009
production of Oliver!) and Andy Karl, now starring in Rocky on Broadway.
This is our first residency production of Legally Blonde, though six years ago we premiered the
Broadway National Tour in our Summer Series. We occasionally offer you “Pittsburgh firsts” direct
to you from Broadway when it’s a show we’ve been involved with. To get brand new titles in our
season we occasionally pool resources with other non-profit theaters to create a shared, limited
tour (such as last summer’s Disney’s The Little Mermaid), or work with a combination of non-profit
and commercial producers on shows like today’s and recent shows The Addams Family, Twyla
Tharp’s Come Fly Away, and this summer’s highly-anticipated National Tour of Evita (July 8-13).
New musicals are vital to our survival as a regional theater that revives the classics (today’s shows
may become tomorrow’s classics), so it comes naturally to us to strategically support an industry
in search of the next Fiddler on the Roof. Legally Blonde and our upcoming production of Monty
Python’s Spamalot are examples of new musicals that in our Audience Survey you asked us to
revive, and they’re enjoying revivals by other theater companies regionally, internationally, and
on the amateur circuit too: At this year’s Gene Kelly Awards for Excellence in High School Musical
Theater, three of the nine “Best Musical” contenders were shows we had a hand in bringing to
Broadway: Thoroughly Modern Millie, Monty Python’s Spamalot and Catch Me if You Can, and in
years past we’ve seen student productions of Curtains, Legally Blonde, 9 to 5 and Copacabana.
We love creating entertainment that is appropriate for the whole family. This is my seventeenth
year of producing musicals at Pittsburgh CLO and I can tell you first hand that seeing new
generations of theater lovers enjoying themselves at any show, classic or new, never grows old.
Thank you for being here.
Enjoy the show!
Van Kaplan
Executive Producer
2 - Legally Blonde The Musical
June 13 - 22, 2014
P I T T S B U R GH C L O
VAN KAPLAN, Executive Producer
Presents
Music & Lyrics by
Book by
Laurence O’Keefe & Nell BenjaminHeather Hach
Based on the novel by Amanda Brown
and the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture
Original Production by Hal Luftig, Fox Theatricals, Dori Berinstein, James L. Nederlander,
Independent Presenters Network, Roy Furman, Amanda Lipitz, Broadway Asia, Barbara Whitman,
FWPM Group, Hendel/Wiesenfeld, Goldberg/Binder, Stern/Meyer, Lane/Comley, Bartner-Jenkins/Nocciolino and
Warren Trepp; Produced in association with MGM Onstage, Darcie Denkert and Dean Stolber.
Starring
Annie Funke
Lara Hayhurst
Jeffrey howell
Ken Land
Courtney Markowitz
isabelle mcCalla
Jeff Mclean
Kathleen Elizabeth Monteleone
Mamie Parris
MattHEW ScottSarrah Strimel
Brinie Wallace
Associate Producing Director
Lori Berger
Musical Director Production Technical Supervisor
John r. edkins
Lighting DesignerScenic Designer
TOM HELM andrew David
J Branson
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Provided by
Music Theatre Wichita
Costume Designer
Costume CoordinatorHair Designer
LEON DobkoWskiGAIL BALDONISHERRY DEBERSON
Production Stage Manager Production Manager
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Cast (in order of appearance)
Ensemble:
Schuyler Beeman*, Danny Bevins*, Lindsey Bracco*, Darien Crago*, Lucas Fedele*,
Dani Goldstein*, Michael Greer*, L’ogan J’ones*, Jeff Kuhr*, Christine Laitta*,
Stephanie Maloney*, Mallory Michaellann*, Zach Miller*, Michael Milton*, Mara Newbery*,
Dallas Padoven*, Amanda Pulcini*, Kameron Richardson*, Tory Trowbridge*
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Margot....................................................................................................... Lara Hayhurst*
Pilar....................................................................................................... Isabelle McCalla*
Serena........................................................................................................Brinie Wallace*
Bruiser.................................................................................................................... Chico
Elle Woods...........................................................................Kathleen Elizabeth Monteleone*
Saleswoman............................................................................................. Stephanie Maloney*
Store Manager...........................................................................................Christine Laitta*
Warner Huntington III.....................................................................................Jeff McLean*
Kate.......................................................................................................... Mara Newbery*
Father....................................................................................................... Jeffrey Howell*
Mother.....................................................................................................Christine Laitta*
Grandmaster Chad.......................................................................................Michael Milton*
Winthrop................................................................................................... Jeffrey Howell*
Lowell...................................................................................................... Dallas Padoven*
Pforzheimer.................................................................................................Michael Greer*
Emmett Forrest........................................................................................... Matthew Scott*
Aaron Schultz.....................................................................................................Jeff Kuhr*
Enid............................................................................................................. Annie Funke*
Padamadan..................................................................................................Danny Bevins*
Dewey.......................................................................................................Michael Milton*
Vivienne Kensington..............................................................................Courtney Markowitz*
Whitney....................................................................................................... Darien Crago*
Professor Callahan.............................................................................................. Ken Land*
Paulette.......................................................................................................Mamie Parris*
Rufus...................................................................................................................... Nellie
Brooke Wyndham.........................................................................................Sarrah Strimel*
Kyle..........................................................................................................Michael Milton*
Carlos................................................................................................Kameron Richardson*
Nikos..........................................................................................................Danny Bevins*
Judge........................................................................................................ Dani Goldstein*
District Attorney........................................................................................Amanda Pulcini*
Stenographer.............................................................................................. Lindsey Bracco*
Chutney..............................................................................................Mallory Michaellann*
dance captain
Stephanie Maloney*
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Scene 1: UCLA Delta Nu Sorority House/Mall/Elle’s Door
”Omigod You Guys”................. Margot, Serena, Pilar, Delta Nus, Elle, Shopgirl, Manager
Scene 2: Restaurant
“Serious”.......................................................................................... Warner, Elle
Scene 3: Delta Nu Sorority House/Golf Course/Harvard Law School Admissions Office
”Daughter of Delta Nu” ................................... Margot, Serena, Pilar, Kate, Delta Nus
”What You Want” .............................. Elle, Margot, Serena, Pilar, Kate, Mother, Father,
Grandmaster Chad, Winthrop, Pforzheimer, Lowell, Delta Nus and Company
Scene 4: Harvard Yard
”The Harvard Variations” ......... Emmett, Aaron, Enid, Padamadan and Harvard Students
Scene 5: Callahan’s Classroom
”Blood in the Water”......................................................Callahan and Law Students
Scene 6: Harvard Yard
”Positive”................................................... Elle, Margot, Serena, Pilar, Greek Chorus
Scene 7: The Hair Affair
”Ireland”............................................................................................... Paulette
”Ireland” (Reprise) ................................................................................. Paulette
Scene 8: Harvard Party
”Serious” (Reprise) ............................................................................ Elle, Warner
Scene 9: Harvard Yard/Elle’s Room/Callahan’s Classroom
”Chip on My Shoulder”......................................Emmett, Elle, Greek Chorus, Company
Scene 10:Dewey’s Trailer
Scene 11:Harvard Hallway
”So Much Better”.................................................... Elle, Greek Chorus and Company
There will be one fifteen-minute intermission
Act II
Scene 1: Conference Room of Stidwell, Zyskowski, Fox, & Callahan/Women’s Prison
”Whipped Into Shape”...............................................Brooke, Callahan and Company
Scene 2: Hansen-Harkness Department Store
”Take It Like a Man”......................................................... Elle, Emmet, Salespeople
“Bend and Snap”............................. Elle, Paulette, Serena, Margot, Pilar, Salon People
Scene 4: Courtroom
“There! Right There!”........................ Elle, Callahan, Emmett, Brooke, Vivienne, Warner,
Enid, Judge, Nikos, Carlos and Company
Scene 5: Callahan’s Office/Elle’s Door
”Legally Blonde”................................................................................ Elle, Emmet
”Legally Blonde Remix”............................................... Vivienne, Enid, Elle, Company
Scene 7: Courtroom/Bathroom of the Wyndham Mansion
”Omigod You Guys” (Reprise) ...................................................... Elle and Company
Scene 8: Harvard Law Graduation
”Find My Way/Finale”..................................................... Elle, Paulette and Company
Who’s Who
Annie Funke (Enid) is thrilled to be at Harvard!
Broadway: Hairspray, Wicked, San Francisco. OffBroadway: If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet,
opposite Jake Gyllenhaal (Lucille Lortel Award);
Silence! The Musical. Regional: Kennedy Center,
Studio Theatre, STAGES St. Louis, MTW, Riverside
Theatre, Casa Manana, Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma.
Annie is a graduate of the Steppenwolf School in
Chicago and the University of Oklahoma.
Lara Hayhurst (Margot) a Pittsburgh native
who now calls NYC home, is tickled PINK to be
making her CLO debut! She recently played April
in Pittsburgh Public’s Company, and then made
her Broadway debut this March working on Lady
Day starring Audra McDonald. Other recent ‘Burgh
credits include Maria in The Sound of Music and
Elle in Legally Blonde, both with Pittsburgh
Musical Theater. Love to Trey! Lots more at
larahayhurst.com!
Jeffrey Howell (Father, Winthrop) recently seen
in By the Way Meet Vera Stark (REP). CLO shows
include 42nd Street, Sunset Boulevard, Jesus Christ
Superstar, Jekyll and Hyde, A Musical Christmas Carol
(Bob Cratchit), Beauty and the Beast, Bells are
Ringing, Pajama Game, The Most Happy Fella. Other
credits include Candide, Tigers Be Still, Chicago, and
Tribute to Lerner and Loewe with Marvin Hamlisch
and the PSO.
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Ken Land (Professor Callahan) PCLO: Singin’ in the
Rain, Phantom. Broadway/Off-Broadway/Tours:
Promises, Promises, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Victor/
Victoria, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Legally
Blonde, The Gig, Little Shop of Horrors, Sweet Charity,
The Secret Garden, Evita. Regional: MUNY, Portland
Center Stage, Old Globe, Goodspeed, Indiana Rep,
Maine State, etc. Television: “Boston Legal,” “Six
Feet Under,” “Law & Order(s),” “Malcolm in the
Middle,” “Judging Amy,” “The District,” “Crossing
Jordan,” “Star Trek: Voyager,” “Strong Medicine.”
He wrapped her
in chiffon.
Courtney Markowitz (Vivienne Kensington)
is thrilled to return to PCLO as a “big kid.”
Broadway: Jekyll & Hyde. National tours: Jekyll &
Hyde, Spring Awakening (Ilse). Regional credits
include Lizzie (Alice) - TUTS Underground; Oliver!
(Rose Seller) – PCLO; All Shook Up (Miss Sandra),
Joseph… – Artpark. BFA from Elon University
and a Pittsburgh CLO Academy Alumni. Love to
Quinn. Let’s go.
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Isabelle McCalla (Pilar) Previous credits include
Pittsburgh CLO: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
(Sarah), 42nd Street, and Phantom. St. Louis Muny:
West Side Story (Rosalia) and Aladdin. She is a rising
senior at the University of Michigan.
Jeff McLean (Warner Huntington III) was
a member of the original cast of the Las
Vegas production of Spamalot. Played Warner
Huntington III in the First National Tour of
Legally Blonde The Musical. Was a swing in the
original musical Tales of the City in San Fransico
with the American Conservatory Theatre. And
played the role of Clifford Bradshaw in Jason
Alexanders Reprise Theatre Company’s production
of Cabaret.
Kathleen Elizabeth Monteleone (Elle
Woods) most recently played Heather Stovall
in Broadway’s Hands on a Hardbody, a role she
originated in the musical’s premiere at La Jolla
Playhouse. Other credits include Dede HalcyonDay in Tales of the City (American Conservatory
Theater), the national tour of Legally Blonde
The Musical (Elle Woods); Sophie in Departure
Lounge (SPF) and Amber in Hairspray (Paper Mill
Playhouse). Screen credits include NBC’s “Grease:
You’re the One That I Want” (Spiritual Sandy) and
the film “27 Dresses.” KathleenMonteleone.com
Mamie Parris (Paulette) OMG you guys!!
Another birthday at the Benedum! Last year Mamie
blew out the candles during PCLO’s Seven Brides
for Seven Brothers (Milly), and she previously ate
cake here with the national tours of 9 to 5 (Judy)
and Legally Blonde! Other Broadway/National
Tour: Wicked (Elphaba), Ragtime, The Drowsy
Chaperone, 110 In The Shade. Off-Broadway: See
Rock City (Dodi/Lily). Regional: Goodspeed, The
Muny, PCLO. SNAPS to Van, Lori, and everyone
at PCLO, KMR, and my Johnathan (Hi-5 years!).
Proud member of AEA, the Actor’s Union!
www.mamieparris.com
MattHEW Scott (Emmett Forrest) Broadway:
Sondheim on Sondheim (cast album), Jersey
Boys, A Catered Affair. PCLO: Sunset Boulevard
(Joe Gillis), Les Misérables (Marius), 1776
(Courier), Swing! (Male Diva 2). Regional: La
Jolla Playhouse, Old Globe, Signature Theatre,
Goodspeed, Kennedy Center, Paper Mill Playhouse,
Who’s Who
Alliance Theatre, Philadelphia Theatre Co., The
Muny, The O’Neill. Recordings: Jerome Kern: The
Land Where the Good Songs Go, and Noel and
Cole. CMU Grad.
Sarrah Strimel (Brooke Wyndham) Broadway:
Big Fish (The Girl In the Water), The Producers,
Young Frankenstein, Rock Of Ages, Catch Me If
You Can. National Tours/Regional incl., Dirty
Rotten Scoundrels, Sweet Charity (Charity), Cats
(Bombalurina), Lil Abner (Stupyfyin’ Jones),
Sammy (Hedda Hopper). TV: “Smash,” “David
Letterman.” “I’m so thrilled to be back home at
PCLO, this is for you guys!”
Brinie Wallace (Serena) is truly excited to be
working at the Pittsburgh CLO for the first time!
She’s just finished her sophomore year at Penn
State and couldn’t be more excited to start a new
chapter as an upperclassman! This May she did
the reading/workshop of the Broadway Revival,
The Me Nobody Knows (Stafford Arima, Bryan Perri
and Taye Diggs) in NYC.
CHICO (Bruiser) was rescued by guardian/trainer
William Berloni for the Broadway production of
Legally Blonde. Chico is on the original Poster Art
for Blonde. Since Broadway Chico has appeared
in the national tours as well as the top regional
theaters in the country.
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Nellie (Rufus) was adopted from the Humane
Society of New York by William Berloni in 2008
for the National Tour of Legally Blonde. She loves
meeting people who love English Bulldogs but
tries to educate people that Bulldogs need lots
of care and may not be right for everybody.
Schuyler Beeman (Animal Handler, Ensemble)
is thrilled to be making his PCLO debut with Chico
and Nellie in Legally Blonde! Favorite credits
include Annie (Maltz Jupiter Theater, Theatre By
The Sea), The Producers (Ivoryton Playhouse),
and ... Spelling Bee (Westchester Sandbox).
DanNY Bevins (Padamadan, Nikos, Ensemble) is
thrilled to be at PCLO! Past theaters: The Muny, Music
Theatre of Wichita, and Artpark. He is a rising senior
at Elon University (BFA in Music Theater). He also
belongs to Phi Kappa Phi and Alpha Psi Omega!
Lindsey Bracco (Stenographer, Ensemble) is
thrilled to be back in her hometown! PCLO: Curtains,
The Producers. Other credits: Spamalot, Beauty…
(Babette), 42nd Street (Ann Reilly), White Christmas
(Rhoda), Guys and Dolls, Joseph… (Potiphar’s Wife),
Hello, Dolly! Film/TV: “Lovestruck, The Musical.”
Proud graduate: PPU. Special thanks to PCLO, NSK,
family and friends. Love to Mom, Dad & Justin.
Darien Crago (Whitney, Ensemble) is delighted
to join the PCLO family this summer! A graduate
of Wright State University, Darien has recently
participated in the workshop for the upcoming
Broadway tap musical Top Hat. Additional favorite
credits: 42nd Street (Peggy), Dames At Sea (Joan),
White Christmas (Judy).
Lucas Fedele (Ensemble) is happy to be home with
his CLO family. Past credits: Phantom, 7 Brides…,
42nd Street, Joseph…, and the title role in Fiddler on
the Roof ;-). National Tours: Hello, Dolly! starring Sally
Struthers, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas.
Dani Goldstein (Judge, Ensemble) is thrilled to
be making her Pittsburgh CLO debut! Credits include
The Theory of Relativity (Jenny) at Goodspeed Opera
House, Singin’ in the Rain (Kathy Selden) at New
Bedford Festival Theatre and Thoroughly Modern
Millie (Ruth) at BoCo. BFA: The Boston Conservatory.
www.danigoldstein.com
Michael Greer (Pforzheimer, Ensemble) is thrilled
to return to PCLO and work alongside his beautiful
fiancée, Mara. PCLO: You Say Tomato, I Say Shut Up!
Miss Saigon, Full Monty, Les Misérables; PMT: Beauty &
the Beast (Gaston), Footloose (Willard); KC Starlight:
Jesus Christ Superstar. BFA Musical Theater Point Park
University. 8/16/14 Happiest Day!
L’ogan J’ones (Ensemble) is a rising senior at The
University of Michigan: Chicago, Les Misérables, Dance
with Me (A new Air Supply rock musical) and Crazy for
You (Bobby). Additional: Dan in Joseph... at the St.
Louis Muny. Go Blue!
Jeff Kuhr (Aaron Schultz, Ensemble) is super
dooper excited to make his PCLO debut!! He returns
to Pittsburgh after graduating from Point Park
University with a B.A. in Dance. Credits: Sacramento
Music Circus, Cape Playhouse, Maltz Jupiter, Riverside
Theater, Pioneer Theater, North Shore Music Theater,
NCL, HAL. Love to family and friends!
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Who’s Who
Christine Laitta (Store Manager, Mother,
Ensemble) CLO Cabaret Credits: Girls Only, I Love You,
You’re Perfect..., Forbidden Broadway, and Forbidden
Broadway: SVU. She performs her TV Tunes Sing A
Long at the CLO Cabaret Late Night. Laitta recently
portrayed the role of Principal Anderson in the PBS
pilot Scientastic! Love to Mom and Paul.
Mara Newbery (Kate, Ensemble) is ecstatic to be
returning to the theatre where she met her soonto-be husband, Mike! Credits: A Christmas Story,
the Musical (Broadway), On Your Toes (Encores!),
and Shrek the Musical (1st Nat’l). BFA University of
Michigan. Love to God, Mom and Dad, John, Gma,
CTG, JPot, and her handsome fiancé.
Stephanie Maloney (Dance Captain, Courtney,
Ensemble) is thrilled to be home for the summer.
National Tours: Chicago (Mona, Mama Morton u/s).
Favorite PCLO: The Marvelous Wonderettes (Betty Jean),
Into the Woods (Lucinda), 42nd St, Mame. University of
Michigan Graduate. Much love to my family and Sean.
www.stephaniemaloney.com
Dallas Padoven (Lowell, Ensemble) Just finished
Singin’ in the Rain and is excited for Legally
Blonde! Past productions include Les Misérables,
Three Penny Opera, Barnum, Civil War, Little
Shop of Horrors, and Joseph... Thanks to family,
friends & teachers! University of Cincinnati BFA
Musical Theatre. DallasPadoven.com
Mallory MichaelLann (Chutney, Ensemble)
University of Michigan Musical Theatre Class of
2016, is excited to make her PCLO debut! Credits:
Oklahoma! (Dream Laurey), The Music Man (Zaneeta),
Xanadu (Euterpe). Proud new member of AEA. Love
to friends and family. GO BLUE!
Amanda Pulcini (District Attorney, Ensemble) is
thrilled to be a part of this summer’s CLO! CreditsNY: Lend Me A Tenor (Maggie), Fiddler on the Roof
(u/s Tzietel), Nine starring Robert Cuccioli (Swing),
Legally Blonde (Chutney). Regional: Annie Get Your
Gun (Annie), CATS (Jennyanydots, BroadwayWorld.
com nomination for Best Supporting Actress). www.
amandapulcini.com
Zach Miller (Ensemble) makes his Pittsburgh CLO
debut as a recent graduate of Penn State University!
Professional credits: Music Theatre of Wichita,
Connecticut Repertory Theatre and West Virginia
Public Theatre. Favorite roles at PSU were Frederic in
The Pirates of Penzance and Jeff in [Title of Show].
www.zachlmiller.com
Michael Milton (Grandmaster Chad, Dewey, Kyle,
Ensemble) After a couple years ‘off-duty,’ Michael is
ready to deliver his ‘package’ once again! National
Tours: Legally Blonde and Anything Goes. Thanks
to CTG, Telsey, and finally to his family for their
unlimited line of credit...I mean love. Honored to
make his PCLO debut!
Kameron Richardson (Carlos, Ensemble), a rising
junior at CCM, is grateful to join AEA with PCLO. His
CCM credits include Les Misérables (Feuilly), Singin’ in
the Rain, Parade (Riley). Muny credits include Bye Bye
Birdie, Legally Blonde, Footloose, Godspell.
Tory Trowbridge (Ensemble) is excited to be on
the PCLO stage again! Favorite credits include: Nat’l
Tour: CATS. Other: Funny Girl (Bubbles), A Chorus Line
(Val), Hairspray (Luanne), Legally Blonde (Pilar), West
Side Story (Maria), Street Scene (Mae). Big kiss to her
beautiful family and friends.
Telsey + Company:
Bernie Telsey CSA, Will Cantler CSA, David Vaccari CSA,
Bethany Knox CSA, Craig Burns CSA,
Tiffany Little Canfield CSA, Rachel Hoffman CSA,
Justin Huff CSA, Patrick Goodwin CSA, Abbie Brady-Dalton CSA,
David Morris, Cesar A. Rocha CSA, Andrew Femenella CSA,
Karyn Casl CSA, Kristina Bramhall, Conrad Woolfe,
Rachel Nadler, Rachel Minow, Sean Gannon, Scott Galina
Who’s Who
Who’s Who
Annie Funke
Lara
Hayhurst
jeffrey
Howell
ken land
Courtney
Markowitz
Schuyler
Beeman
Danny Bevins
Lindsey
Bracco
Isabelle
McCalla
Jeff Mclean
Kathleen
Elizabeth
Monteleone
Mamie Parris
MattHEW
Scott
Dani
Goldstein
Michael
Greer
L’ogan J’ones
Jeff Kuhr
Christine
Laitta
Stephanie
Maloney
Mallory
Michaellann
Zach Miller
Michael
Milton
MaRA
newbery
Sarrah
Strimel
Brinie
wALLACE
Chico
Nellie
For more than 65 years, Pittsburgh CLO
has been an integral part of the cultural
fabric of Pittsburgh and the driving
force behind live musical theater in
the entire Southwestern Pennsylvania
region. Pittsburgh CLO is a not-for-profit
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arts organization that entertains nearly
200,000 patrons each year through our Summer Season at the Benedum Center,
A Musical Christmas Carol at the Byham and year-round at the CLO Cabaret Theater.
Pittsburgh CLO’s commitment to the future of the musical theater art form includes the
Pittsburgh CLO Academy of Musical Theater, CLO Mini Stars, the Gene Kelly Awards for
Excellence in High School Musical Theater, the National High School Musical Theater
Awards, the CLO/CMU New Works Project and the Construction Center for the Arts.
Dallas
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Darien Crago Lucas Fedele
Kameron
Richardson
Tory
Trowbridge
For more information visit pittsburghCLO.org.
Who’s Who
CharleS Repole (Director) Pittsburgh CLO: 42nd
Street, Jesus Christ Superstar, Annie Get Your Gun,
Curtains, White Christmas, Annie, Copacabana,
and Carousel. NYC/Broadway: Dubarry was a
Lady, Call Me Madam, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,
The Lauri Strauss Leukemia Foundation Benefit
(Carnegie Hall) and Lyrics and Lyricists 25th Year
Celebration (92nd Street “Y”). Kennedy Center:
Where’s Charley? Broadway performance credits:
Doubles, Whoopee! and Very Good Eddie (Tony®
nomination, Theatre World Award). Mr. Repole
is Chairman of the Drama, Theatre and Dance
Department at Queens College.
WE APPLAUD THE ARTISTS ON STAGE.
AND THOSE BEHIND THE SCENES.
At Babst Calland, we appreciate all the creativity, effort and collaboration
required for the curtain to rise, and the performance to begin.
Jonathan Stahl (Choreographer) is a native
Pennsylvanian happy to be back at PCLO where
as performer he was in Oliver! and Joseph and
the Technicolored Dreamcoat. He has directed and
choreographed at Westchester Broadway Theatre
-- Nine starring Bob Cuccioli, Legally Blonde,
The Sound of Music. As choreographer he has
worked on Phantom at WBT, and various concert
dance pieces. He still enjoys mixing his passion
for performing with directing/choreographing
which he as done as an associate director/
choreographer for the past 10 years for Richard
Stafford. He recently created his own cabaret
show, Threw the Rainbow. He thanks PCLO, and
Charlie Repole for this wonderful opportunity.
He wishes to thank you, the audience, for your
continued support of the Arts!
TOM HELM (Music Director) happily returns for
his 19th Pittsburgh CLO season, having conducted
more than 60 productions. His other adventures
include conducting the Broadway productions
of the Brigadoon revival, CATS, Me and My Girl,
Les Misérables and Souvenir. Tom was musical
director of the first national tour of Cats, Radio
City’s 5-6-7-8 Dance!, and television productions
of Mornings at Seven and Crazy For You. Tom
supervised touring productions of Me and My
Girl, Dora the Explorer, Diego Live, Rugrats and
Madagascar. He has also been music director of
some 50 Paper Mill Playhouse productions, among
other regional and national theatres.
Andrew DAVID Ostrowski (Lighting Designer)
National: The National High School Musical Theater
Awards, The Asolo, Virginia Stage Company, North
Shore Music Theatre, George Street Playhouse,
TheatreWorks, Philadelphia Theatre Company,
The Arden, Spoleto Festival USA. International:
Designs in France, Sweden, Scotland, and Ireland.
Local credits: City Theatre, Pittsburgh CLO,
Pittsburgh Opera, Pittsburgh Ballet, Pittsburgh
Public Theater, Playhouse Rep., Pittsburgh Irish
and Classical, as well as others. Go to his website.
www.tfpld.com
Karyn Meek (Production Stage Manager) took
last year off to PSM the smash hit Natasha, Pierre
and the Great Comet of 1812 in New York, but is
thrilled to be returning to PCLO for her 5th Season!
Broadway: Fiddler, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?,
RENT, Elf. National Tours: 9 to 5, La Cage, Drowsy
Chaperone. Thanks to Lish, Mark, Kiera, Brandea.
Sean west (Production Manager) is returning
to Pittsburgh CLO for his eleventh season
as production manager. He just finished his
fifteenth season with the Pittsburgh Opera as the
production carpenter, and his ninth year as the
theater supervisor for Carnegie Mellon University
School of Drama. Looking forward to another
exciting and production-packed summer season.
Jeffrey Small (Associate Lighting Designer) is a
NYC-based designer returning to CLO for his fifth
season. Pittsburgh credits include: Pittsburgh
Public Theater, City Theatre Company, Pittsburgh
Opera. Regional credits include: Westport Country
Playhouse, Williamstown Theatre Festival,
Berkshire Theatre Festival, Paper Mill Playhouse,
Goodspeed Musicals, Long Wharf, Asolo Rep. Live
event production credits include: Super Bowl
XLVIII, NBC’s The Million Second Quiz, the Macy’s
Thanksgiving Day Parade, and New Year’s Eve in
Times Square.
GAIL BALDONI (Costume Coordinator) The New
York Philharmonic’s My Fair Lady, New York City
Opera’s Wonderful Town, an Emmy nomination
for NBC’s Another World and Mermaids, starring
Cher are favorite projects. 20 years designing
for Papermill Playhouse, Goodspeed Opera, The
Ahmanson Theater, North Shore Music Theatre,
The Boston Ballet and 13 Off-Broadway Shows.
The Rockette’s Christmas Show, Disney on Ice and
The Ringling Bros. Circus as a design assistant.
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ALICIA REECE (Assistant Stage Manager) In her
4th summer at CLO, “Lish” spends her “off-season”
as stage manager for Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre.
Originally from Illinois, she now calls the city
of Black and Gold home. Thanks to Karyn, Mark,
Brandea, Kiera. Love to “Jacquie”.
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Mark A. Stys (Assistant Stage Manager)
Broadway: Big Fish, Newsies, Act One, National
Tours: West Side Story, PCLO: Chorus Line, Annie,
Sunset Boulevard, Fiddler on the Roof, Paper
Mill: Oliver!, Newsies, Chorus Line, Sound of Music,
Disney’s The Little Mermaid
October 28-November 2
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November 18-23
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November 25-30
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December 30-January 4
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William Berloni (Animal Director & Trainer)
2011 Tony Honoree for Excellence in Theatre
and 2014 Outer Critics Circle award for Special
Achievement. Currently on Broadway: Bullets
Over Broadway, Lady Day at the Emerson Bar and
Grill; BDWY: Annie (original and all revivals),
A Christmas Story The Musical, Legally Blonde,
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Joe Turner’s Come and
Gone, Camelot, Frankenstein, The First, Alice in
Wonderland, Oliver!, Anything Goes, Nick and Nora,
The Wiz, (20th Anniversary revival and City Center
2009) The Wizard of Oz, Dinner at Eight, Double
Feature (NYCB), The Woman in White, Awake and
Sing, and The Lieutenant of Inishmore. Mr. Berloni
is the Animal Director of the new musical Because
of Winn Dixie opening at the Delaware Theater
Company April 2015 with music by Duncan Sheik
and book and lyrics by Nell Benjamin. Mr. Berloni
is thrilled to once again have his animals appear
at the CLO. He has trained animals for hundreds of
Off-Broadway, regional theatre, tours, television
and movies. Look for his newly trained Sandy to
be appearing in the new movie of “Annie” starring
Quvenzhane Wallis, Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz.
Published author of “Broadway Tails”. Director of
Animal Behavior at the Humane Society of New
York. Follow William Berloni Theatrical Animals,
Inc. on Facebook and on twitter @BillBerloni.
www.theatricalanimals.com.
TELSEY + COMPANY (Casting) Broadway/Tours:
The Last Ship, The Cripple of Inishmaan, If/Then,
All the Way, Motown, Kinky Boots, Newsies, Rock
of Ages, Wicked, Evita, Porgy and Bess, Sister
Act, Million Dollar Quartet. Off-Broadway: Piece
of My Heart, Macbeth, Atlantic, MCC, 2nd Stage,
Signature. Film: Focus, Into the Woods, Song
One, The Last Five Years. TV: “Masters of Sex,”
commercials. www.telseyandco.com
Heather HAch (Book) received 2007 Tony and
Drama Desk nominations for her work on Legally
Blonde. Graduate of the University of Colorado,
Boulder, School of Journalism. Credits include
Disney’s film “Freaky Friday” and multiple film
projects, including 2012’s “What to Expect When
You’re Expecting.” She is currently at work as
head writer on an untitled Broadway project
for producers Joan Stein and Susan Rose. Also
writing a semisequel to the young-adult novel
Freaky Friday with Mary Rodgers, to be published
by Harper Collins. Much love to friends and
family, especially the ridiculously lovely Jason,
Harper and Drake.
Laurence o’keefe (Music & Lyrics) received
2007 Tony and Drama Desk nominations for his
work on Legally Blonde. Larry thanks all Blonde
producers and creative team. He won the Ed
Kleban Award, the ASCAP Richard Rodgers New
Horizons Award and a Jonathan Larson award
for his music and lyrics. Off-Broadway credits:
Bat Boy: The Musical (Lucille Lortel, Richard
Rodgers, Outer Critics’ Circle awards), which has
received 100+ productions worldwide; music for
Sarah, Plain and Tall, lyrics by Nell Benjamin
(touring with TheatreWorksUSA). Co-author
with Nell Benjamin of Cam Jansen (Drama Desk
nomination) and The Mice.
Nell Benjamin (Music & Lyrics) received
2007 Tony and Drama Desk nominations for her
work on Legally Blonde. She is very grateful to
her Blonde producers and collaborators. Their
faith in her is the best credit she could list
here. But for the record: Nell adapted Pirates
of Penzance for Goodspeed Opera House, wrote
Cam Jansen with Laurence O’Keefe, (produced by
TheatreworksUSA), wrote lyrics for Sarah, Plain
and Tall, and The Mice, won a Kleban Award and
a Jonathan Larson Foundation grant, and is a
member of ASCAP and the Dramatists Guild of
America. She owes her parents more than she can
possibly repay. Most importantly, she is married
to a genius, which she highly recommends. Thank
you, Larry.
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one of the world’s leading theatrical licensing
agencies, granting schools as well as amateur and
professional theatres from around the world the
rights to perform the largest selection of great
musicals from Broadway and beyond. MTI works
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writers of these shows to provide official scripts,
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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 250seat CLO Cabaret Theater, which recently saw the
Pittsburgh premiere of You Say Tomato, I Say Shut
Big Stage.
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With our wide range of business
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Up! Its extensive education efforts include its
CLO college intern program, New Horizons, and
in-school 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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productions of Evita,
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Come Fly Away, The Addams Family and the
upcoming production of An American in Paris.
He has also produced touring productions of
Camelot, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor
Dreamcoat, Phantom, Singin’ in the Rain, Chess,
Grand Hotel, City of Angels, Evita, Brigadoon and
Nunsense II. His directorial credits include Guys
and Dolls with Victoria Clark, She Loves Me, West
Side Story with Max Von Essen and Ali Ewoldt,
Kopit & Yeston’s Phantom, On the Town, Sweeney
Todd with Candy Buckley, South Pacific with Cathy
Rigby, Nunsense, Shear Madness, Ruthless!, Guys
and Dolls with Georgia Engel and the regional
premiere of Andrew Bovell’s Speaking in Tongues
at Pittsburgh’s Quantum Theater. Since 2009 he
has directed The Jimmy™ Awards at the Minskoff
Theatre on Broadway. He has also directed
original shows for Caesars Entertainment at
the Rio, Paris and Bally’s Hotels in Las Vegas.
He has consulted for the National Endowment
for the Arts, is a former Theatre Panel chair
for the Texas Commission on the Arts, and has
served as adjunct professor for Carnegie Mellon’s
Masters of Arts Management Program. He is on
the Board of The Broadway League, serves on
the Investment Committee of the Independent
Presenters Network (IPN) and is past president
of The National Alliance for Musical Theatre
(NAMT). He is the Co-founder of the National
High School Musical Theater Awards - also known
as The Jimmy™ Awards, the subject of a 3-part
documentary series that aired nationally on PBS.
He has been a Tony Awards® voter for more than
20 years.
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Setting the Stage
Great live theater is created by an intricate web of
talented artists, craftsman and performers who invite
audiences to suspend reality for a few hours and
join them in the magic of live theater. Long before
the curtain goes up, work begins behind the scenes
to set the stage for these remarkable productions.
Sets, backdrops and costumes all play a vital role in
bringing a musical to life on stage.
Since 1974, Pittsburgh CLO’s Construction Center for
the Arts has defined itself as one of the largest, most
cost-efficient set-building facilities in the country.
Locally, the Construction Center builds quality sets
for Pittsburgh CLO’s critically-acclaimed Summer
Season, the CLO Cabaret, CLO’s Gallery of Heroes inschool musical series and other local performing arts
organizations.
Most recently, “the shop” built the set for the current
CLO Cabaret hit Ring of Fire, the world premiere
of Judge Jackie Justice, The Trials of Love and the
Gallery of Heroes’ production of The Invention of
Edison. In addition, over the past year, it created
sets for the Cabaret productions of A Grand Night
for Singing, You Say Tomato, I Say Shut-Up! and
Side By Side By Sondheim. It has also completed
projects for local companies and events including
KDKA-TV, the Three Rivers Arts Festival, the Carnegie
Science Center and the National Aviary, including its
FliteZone™ Theater.
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The Construction Center works on the national stage
as well, creating sets for Broadway productions;
National Tours including the recent tour of Buddy, the
Buddy Holly Story; and regional theaters throughout
the United States. The film and television industry
also continue to rely on the Construction Center’s
team of seasoned professionals to build state-of-theart sets and set pieces.
In addition, “the shop” serves as a storage facility for
some of today’s most sought-after sets, and through
its affordable set rental program, offers regional
theaters throughout the United States a viable option
to set construction.
This important work has a positive economic impact
beyond the stage, employing local designers, scenic
artists, technical staff and both shop and road
carpenters. The Construction Center is pivotal to
Pittsburgh CLO’s continued success both locally and
as a leader in the creation of new musicals.
Gallery of Heroes
Bringing The Magic of Musical Theater
to Our Schools
Today’s youth are more entertainment savvy than any
generation that has come before. They see movies in
3D, watch television programs
“on demand” and have an
extensive library of video games
at their fingertips. Yet, despite
being plugged into endless
sources of digital fun, many
have never experienced the
magic of live musical theater.
Each year however, Pittsburgh
CLO is able to introduce more
than 40,000 area students
to this remarkable art form
through its acclaimed Gallery of
Heroes in-school musical series.
For nearly 30 years, this innovative program has
touched the lives of students in urban, suburban
and rural communities throughout the Tri-State area
by taking them on a journey through the pages of
our nation’s history with some of Pittsburgh’s finest
professional actors.
Each fifty-minute fully-staged and choreographed
Gallery of Heroes musical highlights the lives and
accomplishments of significant historical figures and
offers an entertaining alternative to traditional
lectures and books. Past productions have
taught students about the lives of important
historical figures such as Thomas Edison
in The Invention of Edison, Neil Armstrong
in Footprints on the Moon, Harriet Tubman
in Freedom Train and Roberto Clemente in
¡Arriba! ¡Arriba! The Roberto Clemente Story.
In addition, Pittsburgh’s rich history has been
portrayed in shows including The Incredibly
Innovative Innovators of Pittsburgh and Steel.
Pittsburgh CLO also helps teachers integrate
these important history lessons into their
classroom activities with study guides that meet
state academic standards and fun-filled student
handouts.
The 2015 spring tour will feature a new musical
commissioned for the Gallery of Heroes program.
Written by Pittsburgh native and Pittsburgh
CLO Alumni Joe Domencic, The Next Galileo
is the story of Gabriella, a shy seventh grade
girl from Pittsburgh who, with the help of
an enchanted history book, goes on an
amazing trip back in time to the classroom of
Galileo Galilei. There, she meets the famous
astronomer and learns firsthand from the
“father of science” how to employ the scientific
method, build a telescope, and seek the truth
no matter what the consequences. Through
their remarkable friendship that spans four
centuries, Gabriella and Galileo take the
audience on a trip that champions the joy of
science and the wonder of discovery.
For more information, or If you are interested in
bringing this new musical to your school, please call
412-325-6459 or visit pittsburghCLO.org. If you
or your company would be interested in sponsoring
a performance of The Next Galileo for a deserving
school please contact Wynne Fedele at
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Pittsburgh CLO thanks
Thank You
The CLO “A” in Arts Program is made possible by a grant from the CLO Ambassadors.
The CLO Gallery of Heroes in-school program and The Invention of Edison are sponsored by AT&T, Dominion,
EQT Corporation, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, The Massey Charitable Trust, Pittsburgh Corning and Target.
for its support of
Legally Blonde The Musical
The Gene Kelly Awards are presented in partnership with the University of Pittsburgh. Additional support is
provided by Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, PNC, Virginia S. Nicklas, and by the CLO Ambassadors.
The Charles Gray Award for Special Achievement in Arts Education is underwritten by the Roy A. Hunt Foundation.
CLO New Horizons is made possible in part by UPMC, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield and the Edith L. Trees
Charitable Trust.
Sponsorship for the CLO Mini Stars is provided by the CLO Guild.
Legally Blonde The Musical is sponsored by PNC as part of the PNC Spotlight Series.
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Pittsburgh CLO Orchestra
Musical Coordinator · Frank Ostrowski
Orchestral Copyist · Richard Rockage
Violins
Raymond Eichenmuller
Concert Master
Trumpet/Flugal Horn
Stephen Hawk
Joe Herndon
Bass
Jeff Mangone, Sr.
Trombone
Glenn Wayland
Woodwinds
George Hoydich
James Germann
Keyboard
Jerry Dantry
James Burns
Robert Neumeyer
Guitar
Scott Elliot
Drums
Albert Wrublesky
Percussion
Paul Evans
Pittsburgh CLO Corporate &
Foundation Donors
The Pittsburgh CLO thanks its many community partners who have supported the 2014 Annual
Campaigns (October 1, 2013 through June 4, 2014). 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.
The Pittsburgh CLO is grateful for the generous support provided by The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Diamond Circle
Producer’s Circle
#1 Cochran (10)*
EQT Foundation (34)**
Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield (27)**
Mine Safety Appliances Company,
Inc. (52)**
Omni William Penn Hotel (5)*
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (14)*
PNC Foundation (63)**
University of Pittsburgh (15)**
UPMC (15)**
WTAE-TV (14)*
BDO USA, LLP (12)
The Buncher Company (8)
Eckert Seamans Cherin and Mellott, LLC
(11)
Ellwood Group, Inc. (7)
Enterprise Bank (11)
ESB Bank (8)**
Fair Oaks Foundation (21)
First Commonwealth (7)**
HHM Insurors (12)
Joseph B. Koval Real Estate (2)
Larrimor’s (10)*
Peace Dental (2)
Target Stores (13)**
($25,000 and Above)
Gold Circle
($10,000 - $24,999)
BNY Mellon (56)**
Capital Wine & Spirits (11)*
Dollar Bank (14)**
First National Bank of Pennsylvania (8)**
First Niagara Bank (4)
Giant Eagle, Inc. (12)**
Hefren-Tillotson Inc. (19)**
Macy’s (26)
ReedSmith (15)
RR Donnelley (12)*
Spang & Company Charitable Trust
(35)**
Silver Circle
($5,000 - $9,999)
American Eagle Outfitters (11)**
Bayer Healthcare (14)
Burns White LLC (4)
Eat’n Park Restaurants, Inc. (12)**
Ernst & Young (19)
Federated Investors (13)
IT&LY HAIRFASHION N.A., INC. (2)**
K&L Gates (2)
KPMG, LLP (16)
M.J. Brunner Inc. (12)
PPG Industries (53)**
Executive Producer’s Circle
($2,500 - $4,999)
AT&T (24)**
Chubb Group of Insurance Companies (4)
Cohen & Grigsby PC (10)
Development Dimensions International (5)
Dominion Foundation (32)**
Koppers, Inc. (9)
Northwest Savings Bank (5)
Post & Schell (2)
Schneider Downs & Company (7)
Stantec (12)
($1,000 - $2,499)
Massey Charitable Trust**
Founders: Harris B. Massey and Doris
J. Massey (65)
Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation
(63)
Norman C. Ray Trust (12)
Pauline Pickens Charitable Trust (17)**
Stephen and Debra Todd Fund of The
Pittsburgh Foundation (6)
The Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust (11)**
The Grable Foundation (15)**
The Pittsburgh Foundation (5)
The Robert and Mary Weisbrod
Foundation (48)
Vernon C. Neal & Alvina B. Neal Fund
(14)**
W. I. Patterson Charitable Fund (47)
( ) Number denotes years of support
to Pittsburgh CLO
A Lead Producer’s financial
contribution helps Pittsburgh CLO
Lead Producers
bring the magic of live musical
are entitled
theater and life-enhancing arts
to exclusive benefits.
education programs to generations of
See our Annual Fund Donor Benefits
Pittsburghers. As a Lead Producer, you
page in this program for details!
will personally touch the lives of more
than 200,000 residents of all ages
each year through your support of our
Summer Season performances, A Musical Christmas Carol, year-round
productions at the CLO Cabaret, the Pittsburgh CLO Academy and our
nine education and outreach programs.
Pittsburgh CLO recognizes, with gratitude, our Lead Producers. We are
proud to have you representing our goals and values, and we
are sincerely thankful for your support.
* All or part represents
In-Kind Services
Lead Producers
Director’s Circle
($500 - $999)
Bender Consulting Services (2)
C&S Sports (1)**
Dawood Engineering (1)
Henderson Brothers, Inc. (11)
HM Insurance Group (1)**
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP (4)
Percheron Field Services (2)
Standard Bank (19)
The Tomayko Group (1)
Willis of Pennsylvania (1)
The following have provided
matching gifts for their employees’
contributions to Pittsburgh CLO:
3M Foundation
BNY Mellon
Citizens Bank
Dollar Bank
Dominion
EQT
Highmark
Home Depot
PNC Foundation
PPG Industries
UBS Foundation
Foundations
Bozzone Family Foundation (12)
Charity Randall Foundation (30)
Anne L. and George H. Clapp Charitable
Trust (12)
The Ganassi Foundation (9)
The Heinz Endowments (66)
The Jack Buncher Foundation (7)
The Knepper Fund of The Pittsburgh
Foundation (2)
A Lead Producer
makes the show go on!
Pittsburgh CLO thanks the Guild and
the Ambassadors for their generous
support of the CLO Performance Season
and CLO’s Education and Outreach
Programs.
** All or part of gift restricted to
support of the CLO Academy and its
Education and Outreach Programs.
IMO: In Memory Of
IHO: In Honor Of
Listing is complete as of 6/4/14.
Every attempt is made to ensure that
listings are correct, but if there are
errors or omissions, please contact
the CLO Development Office at
412-281-3973, ext. 215.
To become a Pittsburgh CLO
donor, please visit us online at
pittsburghCLO.org, or send your
contribution to:
Pittsburgh CLO
Development Office
Benedum Center
719 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
($10,000 and above)
Dan and Debby Booker (27)
Tony and Linda Bucci (8)
Kim and Curt Fleming (15)
Joe and Kathy Guyaux (13)
Kevin and Vicki Halloran (12)
Rose M. Kutsenkow IMO Dr. Michael Kutsenkow (3)
Bill and Sandy Lambert (16)
Mark and Diane Minnaugh (10)
Charlene and Dominic Petrelli (5)
Matthew and Carolyn Ray (3)
Ron and Patricia Violi (6)
( ) Number denotes years of support to Pittsburgh CLO
IMO: In Memory of
Conrad John Schuck as Oliver Warbucks
and Johanna Loughran as Annie in
Pittsburgh CLO’s Annie. Photo: Matt Polk
Isn’t this the year to play a leading role in your community?
Call 412-281-3973 extension 210 to become a
Lead Producer at Pittsburgh CLO!
Annual Fund
Donor Benefits
Gene Kelly Producers Society
Lead Producers ($10,000 and above)
•
Special dinner and show with Executive Producer.
•
Opportunity to donate 25 Kelly Circle tickets to
a non-profit organization.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Producing Directors
Producing Directors ($5,000 - $9,999)
•
A night at the CLO Cabaret for four, including
dinner, a round of drinks, and parking.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Executive Producers
Executive Producers ($2,500 - $4,999)
•
Two season tickets for the Summer Season.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Producers
Producers ($1,000 - $2,499)
•
Free reserved parking for six CLO performances.
•
Concierge ticket service.
•
Backstage tour for four.
•
Two additional tickets to a Pittsburgh
CLO-produced performance.
•
Invitation to Supper with the Stars during the
Summer Season.
•
Producers Society Member Discount at the
CLO Boutique.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Patrons
ATTENTION TEACHERS & PARENTS:
Bring a LIVE musical to your school!
Patrons ($500 - $999)
•
A CD of a 2014 Summer Season production.
•
Tour of the CLO Construction Center for four.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Sponsors
Sponsors ($250 - $499)
•
Two tickets to a Pittsburgh CLO-produced
performance.
•
Discount coupon for the CLO Boutique.
Plus all benefits enjoyed by Limelighters
Limelighters ($100 - $249)
•
Invitation to a special reception and dress
rehearsal.
•
Complimentary beverage for you and your guest
during an intermission.
•
Listing in the season program.
Plus benefit enjoyed by Backers
Backers ($50 - $99)
•
CLO lunch tote.
Book, Music and Lyrics by Joseph Domencic
To become a Pittsburgh CLO donor,
visit pittsburghCLO.org, call 412-281-3973
ext. 210, or mail to the Development Office,
719 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222.
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demic
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Standards!
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Thank you for your support!
The tax deductible amount of your contribution is limited by the excess of your contribution over the value of certain benefits provided by CLO.
For more information, visit pittsburghCLO.org. A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Pennsylvania
Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.
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$80.75
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musical theater. Enjoy a luxurious pre-show dinner at
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• CATS: July 23, Habitat at The Fairmont
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Pittsburgh CLO Staff
Van Kaplan, Executive Producer
ADMINISTRATION
Joel Ambrose.........Assistant Customer Service Manager
Kristin Archbold..................Communications Specialist
Julianne Avolio...................... Group Sales Coordinator
Stephanie Barletto.................... Graphic/Web Designer
Sean Barrett..................................... Ticket Associate
Laura Barry.....................Manager of Individual Giving
Lori Berger...................... Associate Producing Director
Maureen Ciampaglia..............Development Coordinator
Robyn Coleman.................... Merchandising Manager &
Special Events Coordinator
Wynne Fedele........................ Director of Development
Mark Fleischer..................... Associate Artistic Director
Charlie Foukes................................... Office Manager
Ellen Granger..................................... Ticket Manager
Aja Jones............................... PR/Marketing Manager
R. James Mercer............................... General Manager
Cindy Opatick............................... Associate Producer
Elizabeth Roberts........Assistant to the Executive Producer
Aaron Tindall.................................... Ticket Associate
Kristin Welch......................... Group Sales Coordinator
Robin Wicinski............................Accounting Assistant
Cheryl Young........................ Assistant Ticket Manager
Monica Zyra...................................Business Manager
PRODUCTION
Gail Baldoni...............................Costume Coordinator
Schuyler Beeman...............................Animal Handler
Johnmichael Bohach.......................Props Coordinator
Jim Burns.................................................... Pianist
Norman J. Cleary.............................Sound Consultant
Jerry Dantry................................................. Pianist
Sherry Deberson................................... Hair Designer
Will Dennis.............................. Production Electrician
Christopher Evans...........................Production Sound
Anna Fatica...................... Assistant Company Manager
Tom Helm...........................................Music Director
Mick Lohrer............................... Production Carpenter
Karyn Meek*...................... Production Stage Manager
Andrew David Ostrowski................... Lighting Designer
Frank Ostrowski.......................... Orchestra Contractor
Alicia Reece*........................Assistant Stage Manager
Charles Repole.............................................Director
Richard Rockage.............................Orchestral Copyist
Jeffrey Small.....................Associate Lighting Designer
Jonathan Stahl................................... Choreographer
Mark A. Stys*........................Assistant Stage Manager
Kathie Sullivan.............................. Wardrobe Mistress
Sean West...................................Production 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
CONSTRUCTION CENTER
Michael Bannias............................Assistant Foreman
John R. Edkins............ Production Technical Supervisor
Jordan Edkins........................................ Journeyman
Adolf Hundertmark............................... Key Carpenter
John Oglesby...................................... Key Carpenter
Brianna Stevens.....................................Scenic Artist
George Stevens......................................Scenic Artist
Michele Sullivan................................ Office Manager
Leigh Taylor........................................ Charge Scenic
STUDENT STAFF INTERNS
Carley Adams............................ Education & Outreach
Regina Tvarvzek.................................Lighting Design
Kazmiera Bennett..........................Stage Management
Marissa Bertani........................ Company Management
Almeda Beynon.................................... Sound Design
Alyson Bliss............................. Property Coordination
Gabriella DeCarli....................... Education & Outreach
Courtney Dilla........................................ Hair Design
Kara Dubbs........................... Production Management
Erica Durham..................Special Events/Amininstrative
Gregory Good..................................Musical Direction
Nicole Green......................................Graphic Design
Brittany Griffith........................ Property Coordination
Shelby Joseph.......................... Education & Outreach
Brandea McIntyre..........................Stage Management
Kevin O’Hora........................................ Development
Raychel Shipley............... Marketing & Public Relations
Alyssa Valentino....................... Costume Coordination
Lucas Walkowski............................... Cabaret Theater
Thea Wigglesworth............................... Choreography
Molly Winters.................. Marketing & Public Relations
The Director & Choreographer are
members of the Stage Directors and
Choreographers Society, a national
theatrical 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.).
The actors and stage managers
employed in this production are
members of Actors’ Equity Association,
the union of professional actors and
stage managers in the United States.
The musicians employed in this
production are members of the
American Federation of Musicians.
Pittsburgh CLO received state arts
funding support through a grant
from the Pennsylvania Council on the
Arts, a state agency administering an
annual state appropriation for grants
to the arts and federal funding from
the National Endowment for the Arts.
The Allegheny Regional Asset District,
a county agency created to support
and finance regional assets, including
libraries, parks, cultural groups,
sports and civic facilities,
and to distribute tax relief
to the 128 municipalities of
Allegheny County.
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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NATIONAL ALLIANCE
for MUSICAL THEATRE
*Members of the Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States
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.
The Box Office at Theater Square
Purchase tickets to all Cultural District performances,
regardless of venue or presenting organization at
the Box Office at Theater Square. Monday through
Saturday, 9am to 9pm; Sunday, Noon to 6pm.
For more information, visit www.trustarts.org.
The Benedum Center Box Office will be open only
on performance days, two hours before curtain
time through intermission.
never stuffy.
never meant to be.
And for that You’re welcome.
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.
25th Annual Parade the Circle
June 14 / University Circle
Summer Solstice Music Festival
June 21 / The Cleveland Museum of Art
Tri-C Jazz Fest
June 26-28 / PlayhouseSquare
July 4th Cleveland Orchestra Concert
July 4 / Blossom Music Center
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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