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DECEMBER 2014
December 2 – 7, 2014
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Volume 19, No. 2
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DECEMBER 2 – 7, 2014
2014 National Tour
Big League Productions, Inc.
Presents
Dr. Seuss’
How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
The Musical
Based on the book How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss
Book and Lyrics by
Music by
Timothy Mason
Mel Marvin
Additional music and lyrics by Albert Hague and Dr. Seuss
Starring
Stefan Karl
Bob Lauder
Andreas Wyder
and
Isabella Burke Vincent DiPeri Riley Glick Raleigh Shuck
David Thornton Katy Vaughn Melissa Weisbach Aviva Winick
with
Nicole Acevedo Hannah Roberts Brown Tara Carbone Kyle Eberlein
Hillary Ekwall Chavon Hampton Justun Hart Jayson Kerr
Eric B. Mota Jonathan Nadolny Jackie Nguyen
Aaron Ronelle Chelsea Vann Jennifer Wilcove
Lighting Design
Pat Collins
Casting by
Original Sound Designer
Alison Franck, CSA
Incidental Music/Vocal Arrangement
Joshua Rosenblum
Original Tour Producers
Running Subway
This Time of Year Co.
Costume Designer
Sound Design
Robert Morgan
Ed Chapman
Associate Lighting Designer
Charlie Morrison
Associate Director
Music Supervisor
ACME Sound Partners
Antoinette Dipietropolo
Steven Cuevas
Orchestrator
Dance Music Arranger
Technical Supervisor
General Management
Executive Producer
Associate Producer
Michael Starobin
David Krane
Big League Productions, Inc.
Mark Johnson
Original Choreography by
Don S. Gilmore
Daniel Sher
Audrey Geisel
Co-Choreography
John DeLuca
Bob Richard
Directed by
Matt August
Original Production Conceived and Directed by
Jack O’Brien
Based on the production produced by The Old Globe, San Diego California
Louis G. Spisto, Executive Director
Originally commissioned by and produced at The Children’s Theatre Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Produced by permission of Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P.
Exclusive Tour Direction: AWA Partners
Set Designer
John Lee Beatty
IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE
Old Max......................................................................................................................................Bob Lauder
Cindy-Lou Who (Alternating)................................................................. Raleigh Shuck/Aviva Winick
Papa Who............................................................................................................................ Vincent DiPeri
Mama Who.....................................................................................................................Melissa Weisbach
Grandpa Who................................................................................................................... David Thornton
Grandma Who........................................................................................................................Katy Vaughn
Annie Who (Alternating)................................................................................Isabella Burke/Riley Glick
Citizens of Whoville................................... Nicole Acevedo, Hannah Roberts Brown, Tara Carbone,
Kyle Eberlein, Justun Hart, Jayson Kerr, Chelsea Vann, Jennifer Wilcove
Who Kids....................................................................Hillary Ekwall, Chavon Hampton, Eric B. Mota,
Jonathan Nadolny, Jackie Nguyen, Aaron Ronelle
Young Max......................................................................................................................... Andreas Wyder
The Grinch..................................................................................................................................Stefan Karl
Swings
ERIC B. MOTA, JACKIE NGUYEN
Understudies
Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement
for the appearance is made at the time of the performance.
For The Grinch: JUSTUN HART, DAVID THORNTON;
For Old Max: JUSTIN HART, JAYSON KERR;
For Cindy-Lou Who: ISABELLA BURKE, RILEY GLICK;
For Mama Who: CHELSEA VANN;
For Papa Who: KYLE EBERLEIN;
For Grandpa Who: KYLE EBERLEIN, JAYSON KERR;
For Grandma Who: JENNIFER WILCOVE;
For Young Max: ERIC B. MOTA
MUSICAL NUMBERS
Who Likes Christmas?..............................................................................................Citizens of Whoville
This Time of Year.............................................................................................Old Max and Young Max
I Hate Christmas Eve............................................The Grinch, Young Max, Papa Who, Mama Who,
Grandma Who, Grandpa Who, Cindy-Lou Who, Danny Who, Annie Who and Boo Who
What Cha Ma Who.............................................................................................. The Grinch, Who Kids
Welcome, Christmas.................................................................................................Citizens of Whoville
I Hate Christmas Eve (Reprise).............................................................................................. The Grinch
It’s the Thought That Counts....................................... Grandma Who, Grandpa Who, Mama Who,
Papa Who, Citizens of Whoville and Who Kids
One of a Kind............................................................................................................................ The Grinch
Now’s the Time............................................Papa Who, Mama Who, Grandma Who, Grandpa Who
You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch....................................................Old Max, Young Max, The Grinch
Santa for a Day........................................................................................... Cindy-Lou Who, The Grinch
You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch* (Reprise).............................................................................. Old Max
Who Likes Christmas? (Reprise)............................................................................Citizens of Whoville
One of a Kind (Reprise).................................................... Young Max, The Grinch, Cindy-Lou Who
This Time of Year (Reprise)........................................................................................................ Old Max
Welcome, Christmas* (Reprise)..............................................................................Citizens of Whoville
Santa for a Day (Reprise)............................ The Grinch, Cindy-Lou Who and Citizens of Whoville
Who Likes Christmas? (Reprise).......... The Grinch, Young Max, Old Max and Whos Everywhere
*Music by Albert Hague and lyrics by Dr. Seuss.
Published by EMI Robbins Catalog, Inc.
“Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical”
will be performed without an intermission
6 SEATTLE THEATRE GROUP
The Grinch Orchestra
STEVEN CUEVAS
Musical Director/Conductor
Peter Leigh-Nilsen
Associate Conductor/Keyboard 1
Andrei Strizek
Keyboard 2
Melissa Yanchak
Keyboard 1 Alternate/Replacement
Noelle Fabian
Reed 1
Rick Kissinger
Reed 2
Chad Ostermiller
Reed
Dave Richards
Trumpet
Kurt Marcum
Trumpet 2
Mike Mulligan
Trombone
John Convertino
Bass
Tristan Marzeski
Drums/Percussion
All videotaping, audio recording
and photography is strictly prohibited.
Cast
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original songs inspired by
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STEFAN KARL (The Grinch) is best known
for his role as the villain Robbie Rotten in
the TV series Lazy Town. Currently shown
on PBS Sprout, CBS and in more than 130
countries, Lazy Town won the prestigious
BAFTA award for the episode “Robbie’s
Greatest Misses” in 2007. Stefan’s theatre
work in the past includes: The National
Theatre of Iceland: Spamalot (Herbert),
Cyrano de Bergerac (Cyrano), Singin’ in the
Rain (Cosmo Brown), Stones in His Pockets
(Jake Quinn), Lazy Town (Robbie Rotten),
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Puck), Noises
Off (Lloyd), The Reykjavik City Theatre:
Little Shop of Horrors (The Dentist) and
many others. Films include: Regina, Stella
for office, Polite People and Johannes from
2010 and more. This is Stefan’s seventh year
with the Grinch company and he has done
more then 400 shows in about 34 cities in
North America this year.
ISABELLA BURKE (Annie Who) is
thrilled to make her professional debut
with The Grinch family. Thanks to Big
League Productions for this opportunity.
Love to Lisa Calli, Philip Pelkington, Jr.,
Alison, Badiene, Tristian, Libby, Janine,
Nana and Papa, Grandma Betty, my coaches
and teachers, and my family and friends.
Shout out to Big H, I, and A for all of
their support.
BOB LAUDER (Old Max) Happy to be
returning for his 5th year in Whoville, Bob
Lauder survived the 1st National Tour of
Titanic, A New Musical, Kismet (Hajj) and
The Student Prince (Dr. Engel). Paint Your
Wagon (Ben Rumson) and Evita (Juan
Peron) both earned him Dramalogue
Awards. He’s worked with Phyllis Diller,
Roger Daltrey, John Lithgow, Kristen
Chenoweth and many others. An accomplished operatic baritone, he’s sung in La
Bohéme (Marcello), Verdi’s Falstaff (Falstaff),
Carmen (Escamillo), Die Fledermaus (Dr.
Falke) and many more. Before joining
Grinch, he was charming audiences as
Santa Claus in the Las Vegas Christmas
Spectacular, Believe in the Magic and has
performed for the last 13 years in the most
successful corporate act in the world, The
Three Waiters.
RILEY GLICK (Annie Who) is thrilled to
return to Whoville for her third holiday
season, from Scottsdale, AZ! Regional:
Les Misérables (Little Cosette), Ruthless
(Tina Denmark), Gypsy (Baby June). Other
favorite roles: Shrek (Young Fiona), Annie
(Annie). Thank you again Matt August,
Alison Franck, Bob Richard, Dan Sher,
Grinch team and Big League. Special thanks
to Nancy Carson, Bob Marks, Jennifer
Johns, Kelli James, Michael Barnard! Much
love to Mom & Dad!
ANDREAS WYDER (Young Max) is
jumping for joy to be returning to this
beautiful Grinch family after touring the
country with them last year! Favorite
selected credits include: NATIONAL
TOUR: Titanic the Musical (Bellboy),
OFF-BROADWAY/NYC: Vestments of the
Gods (produced by Tony-Award Winner
Lin-Manuel Miranda), Mexican Hayride
(Junior) at Theatre Row, Berenstain Bears
LIVE! (Brother Bear), Regional: Next to
Normal (Gabe). Enormous thanks to the
gorgeous Alison Franck, God, DD, and this
phenomenal cast/creative team! Spread
love! www.andreaswyder.com
VINCENT DIPERI (Papa Who) is
excited to be returning to The Grinch
family. Vincent is based in NYC. Credits:
Spamalot (Sir Bedevere- Park Playhouse),
Les Miserables (Joly/ Thenardier u.s- Little
Theater on the Square), The Producers
(Roger Debris- Park Playhouse), and
LMAOff Broadway (Performer- Midtown
Theater). Thanks to Big League for this
opportunity. Love to my family and Carl!
RALEIGH SHUCK (Cindy-Lou Who) age
8 is a Kentucky girl who now lives in New
York City. STAGE: Broadway Does County
(Laurie Beechman Theatre), Sticks & Stones
(NY Theatre Barn) TV: The Money (HBO
pilot). FILM: Mild and Lovely. Thanks
to God, my family, Nancy Carson, Peggy
Stamps, Alison Franck, Cliff Samuels, &
Ellyn Marsh!
DAVID THORNTON (Grandpa Who).
Recent works include: The 39 Steps (Clown
1 and 2 at Cape Fear Regional Theatre and
Sierra Repertory Theatre, respectively) a
sketch comedy pilot for HBO as well as
voice work for the video games Two Worlds
II, Ride to Hell: Retribution, and Invizimals:
The Lost Kingdom. He wishes to dedicate his
performances in memory of his mother.
KATY VAUGHN (Grandma Who).
Returning to Whoville for a third holiday
season! Off‐Broadway: Dear Edwina.
National Tour: A Year w/ Frog & Toad
(Mouse). Disney Cruise Line: Disney’s
Celebrate the
H O L I DAYS
at Benaroya Hall
MELISSA WEISBACH (Mama Who).
National tour debut! Over the moon to be
joining the Whos, Melissa is very much
more than enthused! Credits include:
A Funny Thing...(Philia), The Mikado
(Pitti-Sing), West Side Story (Maria), The
Secret Garden (Lily), Respect The Musical
(Eden). Thanks to the creative team, fellow
Whos, her family and Michael, her love.
Melissaweisbach.com
DECEMBER 5–7
JEFF TYZIK’S
HOLIDAY POPS
WITH CIRQUE MUSICA
S EATTL E P O P S S ERIES sponsored by
AVIVA WINICK (Cindy-Lou Who).
National Tour Debut! Regional favorite
roles: Young Tracy Turnblad, Dorothy,
Rapunzel, Alice, TinkerBell, Gertrude
McFuzz. Aviva loves reading, cooking, and
writing reviews of Broadway shows! Big
thanks to Nancy, Kim, Amelia, DMO, and
all my teachers/mentors for your support!
Love to Mom, Dad, family and my biggest
fan, Jacob! @AvivaWinick
Bring your whole family to this special
holiday pops concert featuring Cirque’s
acrobats, jugglers, dancers and mimes
performing with the Seattle Symphony.
CHRISTMAS WITH
THE KING’S SINGERS
One of the world’s most celebrated vocal
ensembles, The King’s Singers perform for
one night only in the acoustically spectacular
Benaroya Hall.
TARA CARBONE (Ensemble) is thrilled
to be returning to Grinch! Tara was recently
seen in Damn Yankees at MGR Playhouse
and in The Music Man at the John W.
Engeman. Tara also acted on camera in
ABC’s Upfront at Lincoln Center and in the
Novartis Industrial. BFA in Musical Theatre
from Syracuse University. taracarbone.com
KYLE EBERLEIN (Ensemble) is thrilled
to be performing in Dr. Seuss’ How The
Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical.
Previous theatres include: Utah Shakespeare
Festival, Prospect Theatre and Attic Theatre
Company. BFA in Musical Theatre from
Performance does not include the Seattle Symphony.
DECEMBER 13
family
friendly
A SPIRIT FOR
THE HOLIDAYS
Stilian Kirov, conductor
Magic Circle Mime Co.
Three mischievous holiday spirits have their
own ideas of what a holiday concert should
be. The orchestra is caught in the middle,
and only the spirit of music can save them.
This unusual holiday sing-along breaks the
Grinch-like “curse of noise.”
THE KING'S SINGERS
DECEMBER 8
NICOLE ACEVEDO (Ensemble) is excited
to join the Grinch family! She was last seen
in the Off-Bway Pinkalicious the Musical
(Pinkalicious) Nat’l Tour: Junie B. Jones and
the Stinky Smelly Bus (Junie B), Little People
Live! (Sofie). LB
HANNAH ROBERTS BROWN (Ensemble)
is ecstatic to rejoin her Grinch family.
Credits include Drowsy Chaperone,
Pinkalicious (St. Michael’s Playhouse); To
Kill A Mockingbird (Lost Nation); and Cloud
9, Beaux Stratagem (University of Vermont).
Thanks to Mom and Dad!
CIRQUE MUSICA
Jeff Tyzik, conductor
Cirque Musica
M AG I C C I R C L E M I M E C O.
Believe (Mary Poppins, Mrs. Potts). As a
voice over actor, Katy’s recorded numerous
children’s books, including “Dot.” by Randi
Zuckerberg, as well as national ads for HTC
One, Veet, & Nike. BFA Musical Theatre-‐
Shenandoah Conservatory. Love to Mom,
Dad, & Jacob. www.katyvaughn.com
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Otterbein University. Thanks to his family,
friends and Tricia for being so supportive!
HILLARY EKWALL (Ensemble) is
delighted to be ringing in the holidays
with “The Whos.” Off Broadway: Angelina
Ballerina Holiday (Angelina). National
Tours: Curious George Live! Ramona
Quimby. Regional: Grease (Patty Simcox)
at NSMT, Spelling Bee (Logainne), Godspell
(Gilmer). Thanks to the Grinch team for this
opportunity and to my friends and family
for their continued love and support.
www.hillaryekwall.com
CHAVON HAMPTON (Ensemble) was
born and raised in New Haven, Connecticut.
She was featured in an Off-Broadway Show
titled My World, and can also be seen in the
new Lucille Roberts commercial.
JUSTUN HART (Ensemble) earned his BFA
in Musical Theatre from the University of
Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Regional credit:
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Adam).
Thanks to God, my incredible family, and
supportive girlfriend.
JAYSON KERR (Ensemble) is thrilled to
join this amazing cast of Dr. Seuss’ How
The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical.
National tours: Jesus Christ Superstar
(with Ted Neeley), Evita. Regional: Finian’s
Rainbow, The Producers, Once On This
Island, Dreamgirls, Man of La Mancha
and Titanic.
ERIC B. MOTA (Asst. Dance Captain,
Swing, Ensemble) is thrilled to return to
WHOville for his 4th holiday season with
Grinch! Credits include: North American
tour of The Wizard of Oz, Forum (Alley
Theatre), A Chorus Line, Hair, Disney’s
Tarzan, and Broadway Connection. Training:
Sam Houston State University (BFA), North
East School of the Arts, and BTP (under
the direction of Ann Reinking).
JONATHAN NADOLNY (Ensemble) is
thrilled to be back with Grinch. Favorite
Credits: Inky in Super Sidekick, the Musical
(2012 NY Fringe Encore winner), Seymour
in Little Shop of Horrors, and The Emcee in
Cabaret. Always Keep Dreaming!
JACKIE NGUYEN (Asst. Choreographer,
Dance Captain, Swing, Ensemble, ASM,
ACM) returns to Whoville for her FIFTH
Christmas in a row! BFA from Cal State
Fullerton! Favorite Credits: ‘Kim’ in 2013
International Tour of Miss Saigon and
LA productions, female swing on 2014
International Tour of My Fair Lady. Special
thanks to Antoinette, Bob Richard, Matt,
Who family, Crewville, Avalon Aritsts, my
beautiful Mom. Merry Christmas to my
super hero, Nate! www.jackie-nguyen.com
AARON RONELLE (Ensemble) an AMDA
graduate is ecstatic to be spending yet
another Christmas with his Whoville
family! Aaron is diligently working on his
recording career and can soon be seen
singing the National Anthem for the NBA.
#SpreadSomeCheer
CHELSEA VANN (Ensemble) feels blessed
to return to Whoville for a third year!
Regional: My Fair Lady (Eliza), Legally
Blonde (Vivienne), Les Misérables (Eponine,
Fantine), Burn This (Anna). Proud alum of
Wagner College, BA Theatre Performance.
For my incredible parents! chelseavann.com
JENNIFER WILCOVE (Ensemble) teaches
at APU in L.A. and has performed at Geffen
Playhouse, Starlight Bowl, Moonlight
Amphitheater, Disneyland, and the Crystal
Cathedral. She has toured nationally with
Gershwin singers and enjoyed voiceover
work. www.jenniferwilcove.weebly.com.
DR. SEUSS (Writer). Dr. Seuss was born
Theodor Geisel in Springfield, Massachusetts
on March 2, 1904. After attending
Dartmouth College and Oxford University,
he began a career in advertising. Dr. Seuss’s
first children’s book, And to Think That I Saw
It on Mulberry Street, hit the market in 1937,
changing the world of children’s literature
forever. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in
1984, two Emmy awards and three Academy
awards, Seuss was the author and illustrator
of 44 books, many of which have been made
into audiocassettes, animated television
specials and videos. His books include The
Cat in the Hat, which infused 236 simple
words with rhythm, rhyme and humor,
and Green Eggs and Ham which used only
50 words. Even after his death in 1991, Dr.
Seuss continues to be the world’s best-selling
author of children’s books.
JACK O’BRIEN (Original Director).
Broadway: Houdini (Upcoming); Macbeth;
The Nance; Dead Accounts; Catch Me If You
Can; Impressionism; The Coast of Utopia
(Tony Award®); Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
(Tony nominations); Henry IV (Tony
Award®); Hairspray (Tony Award® and
Drama Desk Award); Imaginary Friends;
The Invention of Love (Tony nomination;
Drama Desk Award); The Full Monty (Tony
nomination); More to Love; Getting Away
With Murder; Pride’s Crossing; The Little
Foxes; Hapgood (Lucille Lortel Award);
Damn Yankees (Tony nomination); Two
Shakespearean Actors (Tony nomination);
Porgy and Bess (Tony Award®, Most
Innovative Revival); St. Louis Woman; The
Most Happy Fella. For the Metropolitan
Opera, Il Trittico. London: Love Never Dies,
March 2010; Hairspray (Olivier Award);
His Girl Friday (National Theatre). Artistic
Director of the Old Globe Theatre, San
Diego, from 1981-2007. Six movies for PBS’s
“American Playhouse.” Actor (film): Sex
and the City. Awards: Artserve Michigan
2008 International Achievement Award;
2008 Theatre Hall of Fame Inductee; 2005
John Houseman Award; 2007 and 2001
Joan Cullman Award for Extraordinary
Creativity, 2004 Thomas Degaetani Award
(USITT), 2002 “Mr. Abbott” Award (SDCF);
2001 Joe A. Callaway Award (SDCF).
Member, College of Fellows of the American
Theatre; Honorary Doctorate, University of
San Diego; Honorary Doctorate, University
of Michigan. Author: Jack Be Nimble
(Farrar, Straus & Giroux).
TIMOTHY MASON (Book & Lyrics).
Broadway: Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole
Christmas! The Musical (2006 & 2007).
Off-Broadway: Levitation, Only You,
Babylon Gardens (with Timothy Hutton and
Mary- Louise Parker) and The Fiery Furnace
(w/ Julie Harris), all produced by Circle
Rep. Regional: ACT’s Young Conservatory
San Francisco, The Young Americans Cycle
(Ascension Day, The Less Than Human Club,
Time on Fire, Mullen’s Alley and My Life
in the Silents), the Old Globe San Diego,
Actors Theatre of Louisville, South Coast
Rep, Seattle Rep, Victory Gardens, the
Jungle Theatre (Minneapolis), the Guthrie
Theater Lab and the Royal National Theatre,
London. Numerous plays and musicals
with Minneapolis Children’s Theatre Co.,
including several collaborations with Mel
Marvin, and the first Dr. Seuss musical,
The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins,
with composer Hiram Titus in 1980. Tim’s
first novel, The Last Synapsid, a fantasyadventure for kids, is published by Random
House (www.randomhouse.com/kids).
MEL MARVIN (Composer) Bway; Dr.
Seuss How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
The Musical, Cymbeline, A History of the
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American Film, Tintypes (Tony Award®
nom.), Yentl, Fascinating Rhythm.
Innumerable scores for productions of plays,
from Shakespeare (Lincoln Center Theater,
Guthrie, A.R.T., Arena Stage, Hartford
Stage, McCarter, etc.) to Kushner (Angels
in America at the Mark Taper Forum),
Musicals for young audiences: Little Miss
Hollywood, Madeline’s Rescue, Strega Nona
Meets Her Match, Mr. Popper’s Penguins,
A Cricket in Times Square, Gold. Opera:
Guest From the Future, premiered at Bard
Summerscape in 2004, and Buwalsky,
Opera Spanga, Holland, Yale, the Skirball
Center, NYC (2004). Also this season: Elmer
Gantry at Signature Theatre, directed by Eric
Schaeffer. Head faculty composer, Graduate
Musical Theatre Writing Program, Tisch
School of the Arts, NYU.
ALBERT HAGUE (Original Composer
of “You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch” and
“Welcome Christmas”). His music for the
original How the Grinch Stole Christmas,
especially the songs “You’re A Mean One,
Mr. Grinch” and “Welcome Christmas” are
instantly recognized worldwide by young
and old alike. His Broadway career includes
the standard “Young and Foolish” from the
hit show Plain and Fancy as well as Redhead,
for which he won the Tony in 1959. His film
and TV career started when he was in his
late 50s with the role of Professor Shorofsky
in the movie Fame and the “Fame” TV
series, and continued with many small roles
in movies such as Space Jam and The Story
of Us. Born in 1920 in Berlin, he escaped
the Nazis via music scholarships in Rome
and Cincinnati and settled in NY. The
music from The Grinch is his most enduring
achievement.
MATT AUGUST (Director). Broadway:
Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
The Musical (also all National Tours,
Madison Square Garden and Pantages);
Broadway as Associate Director: Henry IV,
Invention of Love, Imaginary Friends, Full
Monty. Selected Regional Directing: Geffen
Playhouse- Gospel According to Jefferson,
Dickens and Tolstoy: Discord; Old GlobeTwo Gentlemen of Verona, Time Flies (by
David Ives), Pig Farm (Co-World Premier
by Greg Kotis), Food Chain. Pioneer
Theatre- In the Heights; Much Ado About
Nothing; Ford’s Theatre- Liberty Smith, A
Christmas Carol (5 seasons); TheatreWorksBaby Taj; The Acting Company (NYC):
Two Gentlemen of Verona, Merry Wives
of Windsor and Staff Repertory Director;
NoHo Arts Center- Gospel…Discord, Fourth
Messenger (upcoming); Long Wharf: Sixteen
Wounded (starring Martin Landau); LA
Theatre Works- The Real Dr. Strangelove,
Speech and Debate, Intelligence Slave
(upcoming); Hanger Theatre: Complete
History of America Abridged, All in the
Timing, Tempest, Free to Be…; Next StagesJump Rope; HERE- Judith. He’s received
fellowships and residencies from the Oregon
Shakespeare Festival, Old Globe Theatre,
Drama League, Robert Wilson’s Watermill
Center, the Julliard School, San Francisco’s
Zen Center, received the Panavision New
Filmmaker’s Grant and mentored upcoming
directors through the SDC Observership
Program and Drama League Fellowship.
His productions have been recognized
by the Helen Hayes, Bay Area Critics and
Australia’s Helpmann Awards and appeared
on Year End Top-Ten lists in the LA Times,
San Francisco Chronicle, Oakland Tribune,
SJ Mercury News and NPR/KQED. His
award winning short family film How to Get
to Candybar has played at festivals around
the world. MFA from California Institute of
the Arts.
JOHN DELUCA (Original Choreography).
Old Globe: Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole
Christmas! The Musical. Film: Pirates of the
Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Nine, Memoirs
of a Geisha, Chicago, The Terminal. TV: Tony
Bennett: An American Classic, 75th Annual
Academy Awards, Kennedy Center Honors.
Broadway/NY theatre: Minnelli on Minnelli,
Broadway Sings Elton John, Deborah Voight
on Broadway, Sweet Adeline (Encores!), Two
Gentlemen of Verona (the Public). National
tour: The Boy Friend, Chita & All That Jazz,
Music of the Night, Brigadoon. American
Stage Co.: Oedipus Private Eye, Lucky Guy,
The Gig. American Musical Theatre Award,
Choreography Media Honors, American
Choreography Award, two Emmy Awards.
Currently producing the film version of Into
the Woods, in theaters this December.
BOB RICHARD (Choreographer).
Broadway; How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
The Musical! (Off Broadway); The Road
to Qatar! and the Co-Director and
Choreographer of Inventing Mary Martin,
the Review of a Lifetime! (National Tours);
The 50th Anniversary National Tour of
HELLO, DOLLY! Starring Sally Struthers;
Cabaret and in 2015 Bob’s work will be seen
in the National Tour of GUYS AND DOLLS!
Bob spent the summer working on the
premiere of an original new Musical which
just opened in Shanghai China! SHANGHAI
BUND (TV and Film); Choreographer
of LazyTown Season 3; by Turner Network
Television. The Tonight Show; The Today
Show; and Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Bob has been the Resident Choreographer
for Sacramento Music Circus and over the
past 16 years has staged over 36 productions.
Other notable Theatres include; The 5th Ave
Theatre, in Seattle; The Old Globe Theatre;
Madison Square Garden in NYC, North
Shore Music Theatre; Theatre Under the
Stars, in Houston; Ordway Center for the
Performing Arts and The Pioneer Theatre, in
Salt Lake City. Bob and his wife Diane are
the Co-Founding Artistic Directors of The
American Musical Theatre Dance Company!
Dancing, teaching master classes worldwide,
and choreographing encompassing over
30 plus years in show business. My Love to
Diane and Robert Henry!
JOHN LEE BEATTY (Scenic Designer).
Recent productions include Much Ado
About Nothing and King Lear for the Public
Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park summer
series. Broadway: The Nance, After Midnight,
Other Desert Cities, Venus in Fur, Chicago,
Good People, Proof, Doubt, The Color Purple,
The Sisters Rosensweig, A Delicate Balance,
The Heiress, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Talley’s Folly,
Burn This, Fifth of July, Rabbit Hole, Penn
& Teller and more. Education: Brown, Yale
School of Drama. Awards: Tony, Obie, Outer
Critics, Drama Desk, Theater Hall of Fame.
PAT COLLINS (Lighting Designer).
Broadway: Doubt (Tony nomination),
Proof, A Moon for the Misbegotten,
The Heidi Chronicles, I’m Not Rappaport
(Tony® Award), Execution of Justice (Drama
Desk Award), Sherlock’s Last Case, Ain’t
Misbehavin’, Baby, Steaming, Orphans,
Good People. Lincoln Center: Dying City,
An American Daughter, A Delicate Balance,
The Sisters Rosensweig, Threepenny Opera
(Tony nomination).
ROBERT MORGAN (Costume Designer).
Broadway: The Full Monty, Imaginary
Friends, I’m Not Rappaport and Sherlock’s
Last Case. Off-Broadway: Saturn Returns
and Pride’s Crossing, Lincoln Center;
The Loves of Anatol, Circle in the Square.
101 Dalmatians. Forty years of designing
for regional theatres across the U.S;
founding Associate Artist, Old Globe
Theatre, San Diego.
Who’s Who
ED CHAPMAN (Sound Designer)
happily returns to the Grinch design team.
Bringing over 25 years of experience on
Broadway, International theatre and concert
production. Design credits include; The
Joker’s Game (World Premiere, China),
National Tour of A Christmas Story, Walnut
Street’s In The Heights Theatre of the Stars
Annie, Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole
Christmas! The Musical National tours,
American Pops Orchestra (in Tokyo).
Mr. Chapman sends much love and thanks
to his Parents John and Gayle, and family,
Kate, Mary Ann, Johnny and Eddie.
ANTOINETTE DIPIETROPOLO
(Associate Director) is excited to be back
working on the National Tour of How
The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical.
Previously she has been the restaging
choreographer and the character Bugsy/
Dance Captain. Director/Choreographer
Nunsense at Flatrock Playhouse and
Engeman Theater; Director/Choreographer
Chicago, Jesus Christ Superstar and Annie
at Fort Salem Theatre; Choreographer
Annie at the Muny in St. Louis; Director/
Choreographer Ragtime at Lyric stage
nominated in 14 categories for the Theatre
League Awards; Ragtime at North Carolina
Theatre she won best Choreographer at the
Triangle Theatre Awards; Choreographer
for Candide starring George Hearn & Rita
Moreno; Choreographer The Music Man,
Evita, South Pacific, Hairspray and I Love You
You’re Perfect Now Change at the Engeman
Theater; Co-Creator/Choreographer
Powerhouse Joyce SoHo; Choreographer Off
Broadway show With Glee; Choreographer
for the ongoing bus tour THE RIDE in New
York City; Choreographer Big Apple Circus;
Director/Choreographer for Annie numerous
places. www.antoinettedipietropolo.com @
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STEVEN CUEVAS (Music Supervisor).
International Tour: My Fair Lady. As a
musician: Off-Broadway: Closer Than
Ever, Songs for a New World, Iron Curtain;
North American Tour: Spring Awakening;
Recording: Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch
Stole Christmas! The Musical. Thanks to
every Who down in Whoville, the tall and
the small! Love to my family and AS. @
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MICHAEL STAROBIN (Orchestrator).
If/Then, Annie, Dogfight, Queen of the Mist,
People in the Picture, Sondheim on Sondheim,
Next to Normal, Glorious Ones, Grinch,
Adrift in Macao, Bernarda Alba, Spelling
Bee, Assassins, Tom Sawyer, A New Brain, A
Christmas Carol, Hello Again, Guys & Dolls,
My Favorite Year, Falsettos, In Trousers,
Sunday in the Park with George, Once on
This Island, Closer Than Ever, Legs Diamond,
Romance Romance, Carrie, Birds of Paradise,
Rags, Three Guys Naked, Von Richtofen.
DAVID KRANE (Dance Music
Arrangements) created the dance music
& additional score for the Oscar-winning
Chicago, the film of Nine, musical score
adaptation for the new Disney Into The
Woods, starring Meryl Streep, produced
& arranged Michelle Williams’ vocals for
My Week with Marilyn and composed
Aspire with Stephen Cole, the 1st American
musical produced in the Middle East. Their
musical comedy about that incredible
experience, The Road to Qatar! was
produced in Dallas, NYC & the Edinburgh
Festival. The show is licensed by josefweinberger.com, and the CD, produced
by jayrecords.com, is available on iTunes.
Arrangements currently on Broadway:
Cabaret, upcoming: On The 20th Century.
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DON S. GILMORE (Technical Supervisor)
has provided production management
and technical supervision for over 300
Broadway, regional theatre and commercial
projects in the U.S. and abroad. Broadway:
Billy Crystal’s 700 Sundays, Guys & Dolls,
How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Dracula
the Musical, Sinatra, The Pirate Queen.
Tours: Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty,
How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Tallest
Tree in the Forest, Hair, Judy Garland Live!;
Other Projects: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Annex NYC, Fantasy of a Kingdom (Phuket,
Thailand) and Times Square New Year’s Eve.
Don lives in NYC with his wife, actress
Rebecca Holt, and their three children:
Luke, Max and Ruby.
ALISON FRANCK (Casting Director)
has been working in casting for almost 20
years. Current projects are national tours
of A Christmas Story, The Musical!, Guys
and Dolls, and Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch
Stole Christmas! The Musical (for the 5th
year in a row). Her recent projects include:
National Tours of Hello, Dolly! starring
Sally Struthers, Man of La Mancha, tons
of commercials and the voice overs. Past
tours of Hair, Dreamgirls, My Fair Lady,
Ain’t Misbehavin’ starring Ruben Studdard
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Bang, Gloryana at The Public (reading
and workshop), the TV series Peter Rabbit
and A Moment in Time, the new John
Denver songbook musical, off-Broadway
plays, It’s Just Sex. & The Donkey Show
(directed by Diane Paulus). Alison also
worked in television casting of “Soul Man”,
starring Dan Aykroyd, “LateLine”, starring
Al Franken, “Talk to Me” starring Kyra
Sedgewick, and pilots of “Freaks and Geeks”,
and “Madigan Men.” Also was the Casting
director for several films including Broke
Even starring Kevin Corrigan. Alison was
the Resident Casting Director for Paper Mill
Playhouse for 10 years, where she cast over
50 productions, including the Broadway
transfer of I’m Not Rappaport, starring Judd
Hirsch and Ben Vereen, directed by Daniel
Sullivan. Regional: Pirates! (Goodspeed/
Paper Mill), Hairspray, and Les Misérables
(North Shore) and 2007’s mini-tour of Seven
Brides for Seven Brothers (TUTS/Paper Mill
Playhouse/North Shore/TOTS). Upcoming
website: www.franckcasting.com
RUNNING SUBWAY (Producer) is a NYC
based entertainment company founded by
James Sanna with Joshua Rosenblum. The
board includes Ken Munoz, Bill Davis, Allen
Paik and Steve Tuttleman. Grinch: Broadway
& all Tours. Other prods include Sinatra at
the London Palladium, Peter Pan at Madison
Square Garden (Cathy Rigby), Judy Garland
In Concert. Projects include the Rock and
Roll Hall of Fame Annex NYC, Bodies - the
Exhibition, as well as the venue Discovery
Times Square (www.discoverytsx.com)
currently featuring the blockbuster exhibits,
Body Worlds: Pulse, and Marvel’s Avengers
S.T.A.T.I.O.N. Past exhibits incl. Titanic,
DaVinci, King Tut, Terra Cotta Warriors,
Harry Potter the Exhibition, Spy and three
exhibitions that are currently touring…
The Dead Sea Scrolls, Art of the Brick and
Pompeii. Upcoming includes a new circus/
musical, Dr. Seuss’ Circus McGurkus.
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(Original Tour Producer) a partnership
formed in 2007 to produce the national
tour of Grinch. Comprised of Running
Subway, Shorenstein Hays Nederlander
Theaters (SHN), EMI Music Publishing,
Michael Speyer & Bernie Abrams,
Dancap Productions, Janet Pailet, Spark
Productions, and Eva Price/Maximum
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AUDREY STONE GEISEL (Associate
Producer) Audrey Stone Geisel (Mrs. Seuss)
is the President and CEO of Dr. Seuss
Enterprises, L.P., which was formed in 1993
to maintain the quality and integrity of Dr.
Seuss copyrights and trademarks. Dr. Seuss
Enterprises has overseen the production of
all licensed posthumous adaptations of Dr.
Seuss’ work. Mrs. Geisel is also President
of the Dr. Seuss Fund and Dr. Seuss
Foundation, which donate funds to a variety
of causes and institutions that promote
literacy. In addition, the Dr. Seuss Fund and
Dr. Seuss Foundation are major contributors
to many educational, cultural and medical
institutions in Southern California. Mrs.
Geisel serves on the advisory board of many
of these institutions.
THE OLD GLOBE (Original Producer)
The Tony Award®-winning Old Globe is
one of the country’s leading professional
regional theatres and has stood as San
Diego’s flagship arts institution for over
75 years. Under the direction of Artistic
Director Barry Edelstein and Managing
Director Michael G. Murphy, The Old
Globe produces a year-round season of
fourteen or more musicals, contemporary,
new and classic plays and an internationally
acclaimed annual Shakespeare Festival. In its
three state- of-the-art theatres and education
center, more than 250,000 people annually
attend Globe productions and participate
in the theatre’s education and community
programs. Numerous plays and musicals
that have been developed at The Globe have
gone on to enjoy highly successful runs in
New York and across the country.
AWA PARTNERS (Exclusive Tour
Direction) represents the joint forces of
AWA Touring Services, Off Broadway
Booking/OBB and AVID Touring Group.
The new roster includes, I Love Lucy Live
on Stage, A Christmas Story—the Musical,
Mandy Patinkin in Concert, An Evening with
Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin, Celebrity
Autobiography, among many others. Past
projects include Green Day’s American Idiot,
The Phantom of the Opera, Disney’s Beauty
and the Beast, DreamWorks’ Madagascar
Live and Monty Python’s Spamalot. www.
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CHILDREN’S THEATRE COMPANY
(Original Producer) Founded in 1965, the
Children’s Theatre Company (Minneapolis)
is one of the country’s largest regional
theatres and regarded as America’s flagship
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theatre for young people and families, setting
standards of excellence in the quality of its
productions, commitment to new work,
rigorous theatre arts training programs
and innovative education and community
partnerships. CTC premiered the first stage
version of Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole
Christmas! The Musical in 1994. CTC is led
by Artistic Director Peter C. Brosius and
Managing Director Tim Jennings. In 2003,
CTC was honored with the Tony® Award for
Outstanding Regional Theatre.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
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SHER (Executive Producer) Led by Daniel
Sher as owner and Executive Producer,
Big League is celebrating its 27th season of
producing, general managing and booking
Broadway musicals and special attractions
for touring throughout North America and
worldwide. Some of Big League’s significant
achievements were its collaborations with
Disney Theatricals on Elton John and Tim
Rice’s Aida (North America, Taiwan and
China) and with Cameron Mackintosh on a
new production of Miss Saigon which toured
for 4 years. Other noteworthy productions
were the Japanese and North American
touring production of the Tony Award®
winning Broadway revival of 42nd Street as
well as Meredith Willson’s The Music Man
as newly conceived by Susan Stroman.
Others have included Footloose (Las Vegas,
Atlantic City, North American tour),
tours of Titanic, 1776, Peter Pan, A Funny
Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
starring Rip Taylor and Blast!. Big League’s
production of The Who’s Tommy was seen
throughout North America, South America,
Europe, and Japan. Big League produced
the Tony Award®- winning musical Ain’t
Misbehavin’ starring “American Idol” winner
Ruben Studdard and the first national tour
of the technically dynamic Chitty Chitty
Bang Bang. Recent seasons included Hello,
Dolly! starring Sally Struthers, Guys and
Dolls, My Fair Lady, an original hip-hop
dance show Groovaloo (Off-Broadway), Dr.
Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The
Musical (annual National Tour and 2014 at
Madison Square Garden), Dreamgirls (US
and Japan), Hair (US and Japan), and Bring
it On (US and Japan). In this current season,
Big League will premiere its new production
of A Christmas Story, The Musical. The
booking department at Big League, helmed
by Vice President John Starr, is among the
most respected in the industry.
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President................................................................ Susan Brandt
Legal Representation............. Millie Basden, Karl Zobell, Esq
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ASSOCIATE SCENIC DESIGNER................. KACIE HULTGREN
ASSOCIATE LIGHTING DESIGNER.............JOHN BURKLAND
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COMPANY MANAGER................................MICHAEL COGLAN
Stage Supervisor................................................ Richard Nilsen
Stage Manager..................................................Graham Forden
Assistant Stage Manager..................................... Cirby Hatano
Production Electrician....................................Brendan Quigley
Head Carpenter................................... Joshua “Hoss” Beumer
Assistant Carpenter.................................................. Bryan Oard
Assistant Carpenter.............................................. Frank Ferraro
Head Electrician...............................................Mical Goldzweig
Deck Electrician...................................................Rose Nuchims
FOH Electrician............................................... Daniel Benevides
Production Sound...............................................Anthony Jones
Head Sound............................................................. Chris Powell
Assistant Sound.................................................... Andrew Ferry
Shop Sound.......................................................... Kate Chapman
Shop Sound.................................................................. Mary Ivan
Keyboard Programmer................................................. Jim Harp
Head Props......................................................Wendy Beckwith
Assistant Props.................................................Arianne DeCerb
Advance Props......................................................Jillian Bartels
Costume and Hair Coordinator/
Head Wardrobe........................................................Sarah Smith
Associate Costume Coordinator........................ Aaron Mastin
Assistant Wardrobe............................... Martin Prelle-Tworek
Hair Supervisor....................................................... Gerard Kelly
Hair/Make-up Supervisor..................Shannon “Jakey” Hicks
Dance Captain.....................................................Jackie Nguyen
Tutor/Wrangler...........................................................Gina Tauro
BROADCAST ADVERTISING TV AND RADIO
........................ Frank Basile/Fresh Produce Productions NYC
Big League General Manager...........................Mark Johnson
Big League Executive Vice President.....................John Starr
Children’s Tutoring On Location Education........... Gina Tauro
Legal Counsel for Big League........................ Nan Bases, Esq.
Production Coordinator..................................... Xavier Mazara
Accountants for Big League.....................Schall & Ashenfarb
House Accountant/Business Manager..............Connie Caulo
Banking......................................................... J.P. Morgan Chase
Insurance.......................................................... C & S Insurance
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Travel/Housing Services................................. Tour Resources
Merchandise.....................................Max Merchandising, LLC
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President................................................................ James Sanna
EVP/Executive Producer............................ Joshua Rosenblum
Producer................................................................... Dave Collins
Associate Producer............................................... Ceylan Hepis
Senior Director of Marketing............................. Marc Viscardi
Senior Press Director........................................... Teresa Brady
Marketing & Promotions Manager....................Cara Scarnati
Graphic Designer...............................................Michael Zadick
VP Operations...................................................... Jim Arnemann
Chief Financial Officer.......................................Anthony Vlasak
Director Finance......................................................Scott Sousa
Group Sales....... Kris Fiore, Omar Reyes, Iskritsa Ognianova
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December 17th and 18th, 2014
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DEC 6 at 1pm
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Jon Schmidt, Steven Sharp Nelson, Paul
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as the Piano Guys. One day in 2010, Schmidt
walked into Anderson’s piano store (named
“The Piano Guys”) and upon striking up
a conversation, the two decided to make a
commercial for the store featuring Schmidt’s
music. That commercial soon became the
first in a series of collaborative videos also
featuring cellist Steven Sharp Nelson and
producer Al van der Beek. Those early videos
received millions of views, and not long after,
they were touring outside of their native
Utah, playing shows to captivated audiences
while still regularly making videos.
The group’s penchant for mixing up
classical music with popular songs and
soundtracks is now one of their trademark
characteristics. Some of their most
memorable projects include a mash-up of
the works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and
Michael Jackson, a medley of John Williams’
Star Wars soundtracks, and Beethoven’s 5th
Symphony with OneRepublic’s “Secrets”.
They’ve filmed performances all the way
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The self-described “ordinary guys” are
now taking their classically-influenced
performances across the world, with tours in
Germany and England on the horizon. This
fall they’ll be taking songs from their new
album, Wonders, to theatres across North
America, including a two-night stand at the
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From Youtube to Stardom
The Moore Theatre | March 14th, 2015
In 2011, a video of two cellists playing a
classical cover of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth
Criminal” went viral around the world, and
within the span of just three short years, Luka
Sulic and Stjepan Hauser’s music as 2Cellos
has crossed countless musical and national
borders. The Croatian duo was one of the first
classical groups to truly capitalize on using
the Internet as a way to broadcast their music
to audiences who may not be familiar with
classical music. As they continued to put out
videos of their thrilling interpretations of
popular music, their profile grew far beyond
the confines of the internet.
Honored graduates from the Royal
Academy of Music in London and the Royal
Northern College of Music in Manchester,
respectively, Sulic and Hauser’s partnership
has been admired from day one, not in the
least by Sir Elton John, who invited them
to open for him on a worldwide tour. A
subsequent appearance reprising their cover
of “Smooth Criminal” on the hit television
series Glee and a performance on the CCTV
New Year’s Gala viewed by more than one
billion people continued the young musicians’
upward trajectory, which resulted in sold-out
shows in North America, Europe and Japan.
Their second album, IN2ITION, was
released in 2013 and sees returning
…the duo have toured
even more extensively
around the world,
stunning audiences
with the skill and speed
that has captivated
hearts from Vienna
to New York City.
contributions from some of their advocates,
including Glee’s Naya Rivera, virtuoso
guitarist Steve Vai, world-class pianist Lang
Lang, and a rare recorded collaboration
with Sir Elton John. Since IN2ITION’s
release, the duo have toured even more
extensively around the world, stunning
audiences with the skill and speed that has
captivated hearts from Vienna to New York
City. Just this past October, the duo’s cover
of Iron Maiden’s “The Trooper” was widely
acclaimed, and by the time 2Cellos bring
their riveting show to the Moore Theatre in
March, they’re sure to have added another
brilliant rendition of a non-classical song to
their already impressive oeuvre.
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Calling all
aspiring
paleontologists
and circus freaks!
The Moore Theatre
February 5th – 8th, 2015
Mark your calendars
because this February,
Seattle Theatre Group
is the place for you.
Starting off with a bang (and a bit
of bending) is Circus Oz - the internationally acclaimed Australian circus
troupe. Although they sowed and
welded their first tent together with
their own hands in 1978, the vibrant,
explosive performances from the Melbourne collective now occur in much larger, alreadyconstructed venues across the world. As one of the first modern circus troupes to incorporate
rock and roll, theatre, and satire into their act – Circus Oz continues to thrive with new shows
and performers collaborating to create one of the Australian troupe’s most thrilling eras yet.
After playing sold-out shows all across Australia, Circus Oz will bring their brand new show,
“But Wait…There’s More,” to Seattle this February 5-8th as the first stop on their month-long
North American jaunt. Inspired by an abandoned theatre, the show features new spins on some
of Circus Oz’ trademark aspects including breathtaking acrobatics, lightning-fast juggling, and
other incredible feats of athleticism and wit. Accompanying the performers are fantastical, visual
displays of fire, smoke, strobes and original music making “But Wait...There’s More” a performance that audiences of all ages can enjoy from beginning to end.
Not even a meteor could crash this roar of fun!
The Paramount Theatre | February 15th, 2015
… embraces and celebrates the fascination that
preschoolers have with both dinosaurs and trains.
Next up – all aboard from
the prehistoric platform
because the Paramount
Theatre is headed straight
for the Mesozoic era.
DINOSAUR TRAIN LIVE! BUDDY’S BIG
ADVENTURE embraces
and celebrates the fascination that preschoolers
have with both dinosaurs
and trains. The series
encourages basic scientific
thinking skills as the audience learns about life science, natural history and paleontology.
On February 15th, join Buddy, Tiny, Don and more in this fun-filled, interactive and
immersive live trip back in time to an age when dinosaurs roamed the earth…and rode in trains!
Dinosaur Train – Live! Will bring the beloved stars of the hit PBS series to your hometown for
the first time. From giant King to teeny Tiny, our friends will be brought to life in an exciting
original, musical story created just for the stage where our audience is always part of the action.
Utilizing lush projected backgrounds and vistas, magical special effects that fill the theatre –
our dinosaur pals and their adventures will truly seem larger than life.
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Josh LaBelle
Executive Director
Seattle Theatre Group
Enjoy an afternoon
of family fun at the
Neptune Theatre
January 31st, 2015
Although he’s been a premier
children’s entertainer for four decades,
Raffi’s career happened somewhat
by accident. Born in Egypt and an
immigrant to Canada while still a child,
Raffi Cavoukian was a musician playing
folk music when his mother-in-law
noted his talent for connecting with
children and invited him to sing in her
nursery school classroom. Realizing
his talent for writing children’s music
and surprised by the lack of children’s
music with production value, Raffi soon
shifted his focus towards, to quote his
debut album, “Singable Songs for the
Very Young.”
As his success grew, Raffi dedicated himself to using his music as an
educational and edifying tool for children, incorporating positive messages into his songs and
refusing to place his music on television or commercials due to a resolute belief that children
should not watch significant amounts of television. In 1988, Raffi was inspired to become
an environmental activist after viewing a presentation on the decline in the beluga whale
population. In 1997, he released a book detailing his holistic philosophy towards raising youth,
titled Child Honouring.
Today, the 66-year old spends the majority of his time continuing to advocate for ecological
sustainability and, more recently, an end to online bullying. His concert tours are now relatively
sporadic, meaning that his January appearance at the Neptune Theatre is going to be a rare treat
for both children and their parents, who grew up listening to “Baby Beluga,” “Bananaphone,”
and “Down By The Bay.”
… a rare treat for both
children and their parent s…
Neptune
Calendar
Saturday, December 6
Frankie Ballard
Tuesday, December 9
A John Waters Christmas
Wednesday, December 10
Hot Rize
Thursday, December 11
Maria Bamford
Thursday, December 18
A Very Merry Christmas Show
Friday, December 19
Doug Loves Movies
Podcast Taping
Saturday, January 17
Craig Gass (two shows)
Saturday, January 24
The Wood Brothers
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Your Dollars @ Work
RELEASES 2013 ANNUAL REPORT
The 2013-2014 season was Seattle
Theatre Group’s most successful yet,
not only in terms of the quality of our
productions, but also in the amount of
resources given back to the region of
Seattle. In our work at the historic
Paramount, Moore, and Neptune theatres
and the many other venues we partner
with, we strive to engage the Northwest
region in ways that encourage the
creation and appreciation of art.
We strongly believe that art and culture
are not luxuries; rather, they are vital to
our existence. They are a source of mental, emotional, and spiritual sustenance,
which is why, with your support, Seattle
Theatre Group plays an indispensable
role in cultivating and presenting this
vital art to our community.
As part of Seattle Theatre Group’s
ongoing educational initiative, we
collaborated with 843 young artists and
produced 218 free events for students,
including master classes, workshops,
rehearsals and discussions. Through our
theatre access programs, a total value
of $238,232 in subsidized tickets was
donated to young artists, community
organizations, schools and seniors.
Over the next several months,
we will be sharing profiles online at
stgpresents.org/stories that highlight the
three main goals of our work: delivering
world-class performances, providing arts
education and access, and preserving
Seattle’s historic venues. As we present these stories we invite you to share
memorable art and culture experiences
you’ve had with STG using the hashtag
#MyVitalArt.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
im Margard, C
J
hair
Greg Mollner, P
resident
Bob Lipman, T
reasurer
Ron Wilkowski, V
ice President
Jim Kraft, General Counsel
Ricardo Frazer, S
ecretary
Directors
Lindsay Anderson
Jan Block
Becky Bogard
Shavondelia Brown
Peter Davis
Masha Hart
Brian Langstraat
George Northcroft
Steve Peltin
Mike Slade
Mary Beth Wressell
HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS
Ida Cole, F
ounding Director
nn Deutscher
A
Sara Hart
Marian Thrasher
CENTER STAGE COUNCIL
Ann Deutscher, C
hair
Council
Ted and Danielle Ackerley
Howie Barokas
Janie Hendrix
Marty Loesch and Cyndi Lewis
John Maynard
Chris McReynolds
David McShea
Kabby Mitchell
Tina Pappas and Robert Aigner
Paul Pradel
Stephen and Sheila Salamunovich
Michael Shrieve
Jeff Trisler
Gigi and Alan White
Fred Wilds
VOLUNTEER COUNCIL
SLATE OF OFFICERS 2012-2014
Sara Hart Chairman
Fred Johnson Vice-Chairman
Susan Jackson, Secretary
Members
Carol Allen
Bonnie Briant
JoAnn Field
Jim Malatak
Linda Middlebrooks
Arlene Rankiin
Lynn Thrasher
Marian Thrasher
Melinda Wilson
Honorary Member
Phil Hargis, w
wPuget Sound
Organ Society
Council Members Emeritus
Barbara Roper
Claire Tompkins
Josh LaBelle, Executive Director
VISION To enrich, inspire, challenge and expand our world through the arts.
MISSION To make diverse dance, music, film, theatre and arts education an integral part
of our rich cultural identity while keeping Seattle’s historic Paramount, Moore,
and Neptune Theatres alive and vibrant.
CORE VALUES Stewards of historic theatres and legendary performances. Catalysts for community
relationships and alliances. Passion for diverse performing arts and our audiences.
MEMBERS OF STAFF
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Josh LaBelle
Executive Director
David Allen
Chief Operating Officer
Martin Sepulveda
Executive Assistant
PROGRAMMING
Adam Zacks
Senior Director of Programming
Debra Heesch
Special Events Manager
Ryan Cook
Talent Buyer
Jack McLarnan
Season Programming Manager
Kayte Olsufka
Programming Associate
MARKETING
Vivian Phillips
Director of Marketing & Communications
Lauren Daniels
Digital Communications
and Promotions Manager
Ken Potts
Director of Marketing, Season
and Major Programs
Hilary Northcraft
Marketing Assistant
Antonio Hicks
Public Relations Manager
Joshua Phenicie
Digital Communications Assistant
Jason Ross
Concerts Marketing Manager
Emory Liu
Graphic Designer
Kelly McMahon
Data Specialist
DEVELOPMENT
Maura Ahearne,
Development Director
Richard Nelson
Development Officer
Danielle Olson
Director of Corporate Relations
Aaron Semer
Annual Fund Manager
Brian Layton
Historic Facilities Program Director
EDUCATION & COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Vicky Lee
Director of Education & Performance Programs
Sarah Loritz
Community Programs Manager
Marisol Sanchez-Best
Education Programs Manager
PATRON SERVICES
Tory Wimer Contreras
Director of Sales
and Patron Services
Heather Davidson
Club Relations &
Events Coordinator
PJ Mertz
Sales Manager
Magadelene Adenau,
Group Sales Manager
Anna Bryant
Patron Relations Manager
Jenny Lachuta
Club Relations Administrative
Coordinator
BOX OFFICE
Jeff Beauvoir
Director of Ticketing
Phil Brock,
Show Supervision
Stefanie Wolf,
Show Supervisor
Ngai Kwan
Ticketing Manager
Tonjia Phenicie
Box Office Administrator
Cenee Cain, Courtney Comfort,
James Eddy, Chad Gabagat,
Kathryn Jansen, Timothy Mitchell,
Mia Sessions, Box Office Associates
Elizabeth Davenport
Box Office Lead
HUMAN RESOURCES
Ginny Matheson
Director of Human Resources
Misty Stevens
Safety Officer
Marianne Condiff, Allison Clark
Receptionists
FINANCE &
ADMINISTRATION
Ellen Trowbridge
Payroll Specialist
Brianna Ponio
Venue Accountant
Jennifer Moore
Accountant
Gary Corrington
Acting Chief Financial Officer
Katie Schneider
A/P Assistant
THEATRE OPERATIONS
David Allen
Chief Operating Officer
Dean Wattles
Operations Manager
Jeff Anderton
Network Administrator
Dan Reinharz
Neptune Manager
HOUSE STAFF
Mason Sherry
Theatre Manager
Ted Dowling
House Manager
Brandon Cyprian, Chad Hudson,
Anneka Kielman, Miranda Lerian,
Enrique Sigala, Billie Webber,
Sydney Webster
MAINTENANCE
Jeff DeVick
Director of Building Services
Julia Beckley
Building Services Manager
Jason Armes, Judith Carroll,
Steven Dobbs, Grant Fryer,
Lila Hughes, Robert Phare
CUSTODIAL
Denise Antoine, David Beckley,
Kelsi Bland, Michael Blue, Suzanne
Brandkamp, Nick Butera-Rogers,
Jordan Elliott, Simon Godfrey,
Andrea Groce, Lonnie Haynes,
Dembo Hatu, Ashley Mauerhan,
Nikita Pines, Michael Simons,
Kirk Thompson
STAGE CREW
Mike Miles
Technical Director, Paramount
Larry Knien
Head Flyman, Paramount
Jeff Payne
Head Electrician, Paramount
Mike Miller
Head Sound Engineer
Joseph Poole
Head Props, Paramount
Robert Margoshes
Technical Director/
Head Electrician, Moore
Steve Martin
Head Flyman, Moore
Dan Droz
Head Sound, Moore
HAIR & MAKEUP
Pam Farrow
Head of Hair & Makeup, Paramount
WARDROBE
Delia Mulholland
Wardrobe, Paramount
All stage, wardrobe, hair and makeup
personnel employed by Seattle
Theatre Group are represented
by the International Alliance of
Theatrical Stage Employees Locals
15, 887 and 488 respectively. The
musicians employed by Broadway at
the Paramount are members of the
American Federation of Musicians,
Local 76-493.
Photo credit: Ryan Hawk/Woodland Park Zoo

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