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A Few Good Men

***A Few Good Men*** was the third show of the 2007 season and the first show of the 2015 season. Written by Aaron Sorkin and directed by Christopher Goss (2007) and Brian Newell (2015). The show ran from April 20th - May 26th 2007 and January 16th - February 21st 2015.

## Synopsis

A fast-talking, charming Navy defense attorney must prove that a pair of Marines are innocent of murdering a fellow marine in this taut and provocative courtroom thriller. The lawyer's biggest obstacle is a conniving base commander who wants the whole affair swept under the carpet. This is the play that later became the famous motion picture starring Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson.

## 2007 Cast

* Frank Tryon as Lt. J.G. Daniel Kaffee.
* Chad Nell as Lt. Col. Nathan Jessep.
* Melanie Baker as Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway.
* Robert Downs as Lt. J.G. Sam Weinberg.
* Paul A, Hicks as Lance Cpl. Harold Dawson.
* Stephen Kline as Lt. Jack Ross.
* Nathan Makaryk as Pfc. Louden Downey.
* Glenn Kennedy as Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick.
* Robin Stuart as Capt. Matthew A. Markinson.
* Warren Herr as Capt. Whitaker/Capt. Randolph.
* Jared Ruth as Cpl. Jeffery Owen Howard.
* Josh Aguilar as Pfc. William T. Santiago.
* Jim Katapodis as Cmdr. Walter Stone.

## 2007 Production

* Director: Christopher Goss.
* Produced By: Brian Newell.
* Assistant Director: Cassandra Cade.
* Set & Sound Design: Christopher Goss.
* Costumes: Heidi Newell.
* Light Design: Christopher Goss & Nathan Makaryk.
* Master Carpenter: Nathan Makaryk.
* Master Electrician & Light Operator: Allen Cade.
* Box Office: Heidi Newell & Katie Sapp.

## 2015 Cast

* Eric Todd Baesel as Lt. J.G. Daniel Kaffee.
* Briana Donze as Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway.
* Brian Kojack as Lt. Col. Nathan Jessep.
* Robert Downs as Lt. J.G. Sam Weinberg.
* Andrew Justus as Lance Cpl. Harold Dawson.
* Frank Tryon as Lt. Jack Ross.
* Joseph Ott as Pfc. Louden Downey.
* David Lewis as Capt. Matthew A. Markinson.
* Michael Keeney as Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick.
* Glenn Freeze as Capt. Whitaker/Capt. Randolph.
* Scotty Keister as Cmdr. Walter Stone.
* Jack Riordan as Cpl. Jeffery Owen Howard/Orderly.
* Jonathan Rudder as M.P./Sergeant At Arms.

## 2015 Production

* Direction & Production Design: Brian Newell.
* Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Costume Design: Heidi Newell and Lauren Shoemaker.
* Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Set Construction: David Dean.
* Set Installation: Michael Keeney and Scotty Keister.
Comic Reading

***Comic Book Reading: The Amazing Spider-Man Issues 50-52*** is first show of the 2021 season and the second show of the 2022 season based on Stan Lee and John Romita's comics of the same name and adapted to the stage by Brian Newell. The show ran from April 30th - May 30th 2021 and May 20th – 29th 2022. This was the first show to open during COVID pandemic after the theater reopened in 2021.

## Synopsis

This not a typical reading.
This show has a huge projection with comic book art graphically moving across the screen as the story comes to life with great voice talent, 60’s style music and live Foley sound effects.
It’s often been described as an animated comic book experience.
This production is great fun for comic book readers but you don’t have to be a comic book fan to enjoy it.
Bring a date, bring friends or bring the family all ages will not be disappointed.
Nuff said!

## 2021 Cast

* Paul Zelhart as Peter Parker/Spider Man.
* Kalinda Gray as All Female Voices.
* Steve Biggs as Stan Lee/J. Johan Jameson.
* Enrique Munoz Jr. as Kingpin/Harry/Ned.
* Brian Cook as Foswell/Many Male Voices.
* Jon Gaw & Miranda Seighman as Foley Artists.

## 2021 Production

* Producer & Director: Brian Newell
* Lighting, Sound, Video, and Scenic Design: Brian Newell
* Foley Sound Design: Jon Gaw & Brian Newell
* Maverick Technical Director: David Tehero
* Maverick Technical Supervisor: Jim Book
* Costume Design: Celestina Hudson
* Box Office: Lauren Shoemaker & Heidi Newell

## 2022 Cast

* Brian Wiegel as Peter Parker/Spider Man.
* Kalinda Gray and Miranda Seighman as All Female Voices.
* Steve Biggs as Stan Lee/J. Johan Jameson.
* Enrique Munoz Jr. as Kingpin/Harry/Ned.
* Brian Cook as Foswell/Many Male Voices.
* Jon Gaw & Miranda Seighman & Eric Schwab as Foley Artists.

## 2022 Production

* Producer & Director: Brian Newell.
* Lighting, Sound, Video, and Scenic Design: Brian Newell.
* Foley Sound Design: Jon Gaw & Brian Newell.
* Maverick Technical Director: Jon Gaw.
* Maverick Technical Supervisor: Jim Book.
* Marketing Director: Tara Pitt.
* Box Office: Lauren Shoemaker.

## References

1. ↑ Performed 5/20 & 5/27
2. ↑ Performed 5/20 & 5/21
A Christmas Carol

**A Christmas Carol** *was the second show of the 2002 season. Adapted by Brian Newell from the novel by Charles Dickens*

## Synopsis

A Christmas Carol is the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a greedy miser who hates Christmas, but is transformed into a caring, kindly person through the visitations of four ghosts (Jacob Marley and the ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future).

## Cast

* Mike Martin as Ebenezer Scrooge.
* Steven Lamprinos as Bob Crachit/Mr. Fezziwig.
* Adam Briggs as Fred/Dick Wilkens/Grave Digger.
* Susan Carrillo Hall as Christmas Past & Future/Mary/Woman #2/Phantom
* Tiina Wiles as Mrs. Crachit/Woman #1.
* Rudy Martinez as Tiny Tim/Young Ebenezer/Phantom.
* Christin Wendt as Fran/Young Girl.
* Brian Newell as Jacob Marley/Christmas Present/Minister.

## Production

* Adapted To The Stage And Directed By: Brian Newell.
* Produced: Jim Book & Brian Newell
* Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Costume Design: Aja Bell.
* Set Design: Brian Newell.
* Lighting Design & Operator: Jim Book.
* Sound & Video Design: Brian Newell.
* Sound & Video Operator: Heidi Newell.
* Illustrated Backdrops: Larry & Maria Boggs.
Fellowship! The Musical

***Fellowship! The Musical*** was the fourth show of the 2019 season. Book By Kelly Holden-Bashar & Joel McCrary, music By Allen Simpson, Lyrics and Additional Material By Brian D. Bradley, Lisa Fredrickson, Kelly Holden-Bashar, Joel McCrary, Edi Patterson, Steve Purnick, Cory Rouse, Allen Simpson, Ryan Smith, Peter Allen Vogt And Matthew Stephen Young. Directed by Brian Newell. The show ran from May 10th - June 30, 2019.

## Synopsis

The play follows the major events of the first part of Tolkien's story and the first of Peter Jackson's movies. It re-imagines Bilbo Baggins as an aged Catskill Jewish man, the Balrog as a sleep-deprived, lounge-singing diva, the battle on Weathertop as a West Side Story-style gang fight, and Rivendell as a Scientologist stronghold (primarily due to the similarity of names between 'Elrond' and 'L. Ron' Hubbard). Part live action, part puppet show and part animation, the show removes or summarizes parts of the story that would slow it down. While played for laughs, the music features original compositions instead of parodies, and the song styles range from cheesy 1980s rock to sleazy cabaret numbers.

## Cast

* Brian Cook as Gandalf/Galadriel/Pony Patron/Orc.
* Steven Alcantar as Frodo.
* Enrique Munoz Jr. as Sam/Balrog.
* Brock Joseph as Strider/Hobbit Feinstein.
* John Schwendinger as Bilbo/Boromir/Pony Patron.
* Alexander Ruiz as Merry/Elrond.
* Elisa Richter as Pippin.
* Kalinda Gray and Kelsie Blackwell as Legolas/Arwen/Pony Patron/Hobbit Rosie.
* Miranda Seighman as Gimli.

## Band

* Keyboard: Kana Yamoto.
* Drums/Percussion: Sho Fujieda.
* Guitar "Elf Boy": Jack Cone.

## Production

* Producer and Director: Brian Newell.
* Stage Manager: Kelsey Somerville.
* Music Director: Stephen Hulsey.
* Choreographer: Kelsie Blackwell.
* Set, Lighting & Sound Design: Brian Newell.
* Costume Designer: Celestina Hudson.
* Scenic Artist: Alex Conway.
* Costume Design Assistant: Melissa Alvarez.
* Backstage Crew: Alexandra Wesevich, Chase Thayer and Hannah Cruz.
* Senior Technical Adviser: Jim Book.
* Maverick Technical Director: James Book.
* Box Office Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
The Producers

***The Producers*** was the fourth show of the 2010 season. Book by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan and Music & Lyrics by Mel Brooks. Directed by Brian Newell. The show ran from June 11th - July 31st, 2010.

## Synopsis

One of the most hilarious and irreverent comedies of all time, The Producers has gone from film, to Broadway, and back again. Along the way it has earned both Academy and Tony Awards. Follow the adventures of Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom, two theatrical producers with a scheme to get rich with a Broadway flop. Combining a wonderful score and lyrics with a script penned by one America’s greatest comedy minds, The Producers offers up non-stop laughs.

## Cast

* Rick Franklin as Max Bialystock.
* Shaun-Michael Mcnamara as Leo Bloom.
* Glenn Freeze as Roger Debris.
* Kalinda Gray as Ulla Inga Hansen Benson Yansen Tallen Hallen Svaden Swanson.
* David Chorley as Franz Liebkind.
* Marcus S. Daniel as Carmen Ghia.
* Veda Franklin as Hold Me-Touch Me.
* Ensemble: Layla Dean, Cassandra Cade, Oscar Orellena, Joey Nestra, Daniel Romero, Anastacia Rose, Danielle "Billie" Stouter, Monica Wahrenbrock, Sarah Weismer and Nick Mcgee.

## Band

* Conductor/Keyboard: Benjamin Sagan
* Drums: Sho Fujieda
* Woodwinds: Fernando Penaloza
* Reed/Woodwinds: Fermin Chavez
* Violin: Yinna Wang
* Trumpet: Miles Davis

## Production

* Producer & Director: Brian Newell.
* Choreographer: Curtis Jerome.
* Music Director: Benjamin Sagan.
* Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Stage Managers: Joshua Searcy & Jason Chavez.
* Dance Captain: Cassandra Cade.
* Costume Design: Curtis Jerome.
* Assistant Costumer: Heidi Newell.
* Set, Lighting & Sound Design: Brian Newell.
* Scenic Artist: Curtis Jerome.
* Stage Crew:Jason Chavez, Joshua Searcy & Cole Craton.
* Light Board Operator: Melissa Dean.
* Follow Spot: Audria Marquis.
* Carpenters: Jim Book, David Tehero & Jason Chavez.
* Painters: Joshua Searcy, Sarah Weismer.
Richard III

***Richard III*** was the fifth show of the 2019 season. Written by William Shakespeare. Adapted and directed By Brian Kojac. The show ran from July 12th - August 17th 2019.

## Synopsis

A tale of the psychopathic Richard's bloody and manipulative rise to the throne and his defeat.

The character of Richard is one of Shakespeare's most famous characters.

'Richard III' is considered by some critics to be a case study in how the pursuit of power can corrupt absolutely, while other critics consider the play to be a portrait of absolute evil or psychopathy.

## Cast

* Justyn Gonzalez as Edward Of Wales/Ensemble.
* Jill Carey Martin as Queen Margaret.
* Brian Kojac as Richard Of Gloster (Richard III).
* Frank Tyron as George Of Clarence/Duke Of Norfolk.
* Mark Bowen as Edward IV/Ensemble.
* Mark Coyan as Henry VI/Duke Of Buckingham.
* Michael Keeney as Ratcliffe.
* Donny Van Horn as Brackenbury.
* Samantha Green as Lady Anne.
* Scotty Keister as Lord Hastings.
* Laura Lynn Orlow as Queen Elizabeth.
* Jaycob Hunter as Earl Of Rivers/Ensemble.
* Richard Comeau as Lord Stanley.
* Jeremy Krasovic as Catesby.
* Elizabeth Schembre as Duchess Of York.
* Wade Williamson as Bishop Of Ely.
* Ryan Sepulveda as Murderer 1.
* Leonard Joseph Dunham as Murderer 2.
* Eric Girten as Duke Of York.
* Ashton Riffel as Prince Edward.
* Paul Jasser as Mayor Of London/Henry Of Richmond.
* Bill Carson and William Mittler as Earl Of Oxford.
* Daniel Galvez as Ensemble.
* Desmond Bragg as Ensemble.
* Maile Skye as Ensemble.

## Production

* Producer: Brian Newell & Jim Book.
* Director: Brian Kojac.
* Set Design: Brian Kojac.
* Lighting & Sound Design: Brian Newell.
* Lighting & Sound Operator: Trevor Clayton.
* Costume Designer: Celestina Hudson.
* Stage Craft Crew: Trevor Clayton and Jackson Newell.
* Senior Technical Adviser: Jim Book.
* Maverick Technical Director: James Book.
* Box Office Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
Six Degrees Of Separation

***Six Degrees Of Separation*** was the second show of the 2014 season written by John Guare and directed by Gary Krinke. The show ran from February 7th - 23rd 2014.

## Synopsis

Two socialites find their view of the world changed when a young man takes advantage of their preconceptions in this thoughtful comedy-drama. Flan and Ouisa Kittredge are a married couple who have built highly successful careers as art dealers catering to Manhattan's upper crust. The Kittredges are entertaining friends one evening when a young black man named Paul appears at their door. Paul says that he's a close friend of their children, with whom he attended boarding school, and he's just been mugged and needs to get off the street for a moment. Flan and Ouisa invite him in, and they are immediately taken by Paul's intelligence and charm; he offers to prepare dinner, regales them with stories about his father, Sidney Poitier, and ends up spending the night at their apartment. However, the next morning Flan and Ouisa discover that they've been had; Paul is actually a con artist from the streets who has been pulling the wool over the eyes of many of their friends -- and his actions are beginning to have serious consequences.

## Cast

* Vicky Dawson Irvine as Ouisa.
* Brian Kojac as Flan.
* Gregory Doyle as Geoffrey.
* Sean Rowry as Paul.
* Laura Lynn Orlow Kojac as Kitty.
* Sean Coutu as Larkin.
* Chrissie Carpenter as Dr. Fine.
* Amanda Zukle as Tess.
* Matt Dallal as Doug.
* Benjy Brown III as Woody.
* Michael D.H. Phillips as Ben.
* Jorge Flores as Trent.
* Annamarie Mayer as Elizabeth.
* Jake Rael as Rick.
* Scotty Keister as Detective.
* Mike Cottrel as Doorman/Officer.

## Production

* Director: Gary Krinke.
* Producer: Brian Kojac.
* Executive Producer: Brian Newell.
* Set Design: Jon Gaw.
* Costumes: Heidi Newell & Laura Lynn Orlow Kojac.
* Light & Sound Design: Gary Krinke.
* Stage Managers: Courtney Tindal & Kiana St. Laurent.
* Master Carpenter: Rick Lawhorn.
* Light Operator: Jonathan Rudder.
* Box Office: Lauren Shoemaker.
The Mistletones

***The Mistletones*** was the tenth show of the 2015 and 2019 seasons, eighth show of the 2016, 2017 and 2018 seasons, sixth show of the 2021 season and the eighth show of the 2022 season.

## Synopsis

Join us as The MistleTones ring in the Christmas season with their own brand of hilarious holiday fun.

Featured on Access Hollywood, Disney's California Adventure, Downtown Disney, Knott’s Berry Farm, and the Staples Center, The MistleTones have been bringing laughter to the holidays for 15 years using their blend of Christmas parodies, handbells, and traditional tunes. With crowd favorites like "We Will Flock You", "Come Fly Away" and "Can't Wrap This", you’ll want to make this your tradition every yearly.

## External links

* Official Facebook Page
* Official Instagram
* YouTube Channel
Evil Dead The Musical

***Evil Dead The Musical*** was the fourth show of the 2017 season. Music by Christopher Bond, Frank Cipolla, Melissa Morris and George Reinblatt. Lyrics and Book by George Reinblatt. Based on the Evil Dead Franchise. Directed by Stephen Hulsey. The show ran from June 30th - August 19th 2017.

## Synopsis

Five college students spend the weekend in an abandoned cabin in the woods, accidentally unleashing an evil terror. In this comedic take on the 1980s horror franchise, characters and demons sing and dance to songs written specifically for the musical. And, as in the films, Ash is there to dish out his various one-liners and fight the neverending demons.

## Cast

* Jeff Campbell as Ash.
* Mailory Kerwin as Shelly/Annie.
* Steven Alcantar as Scott.
* Ryan Young as Jake.
* Tiffany McQuay as Cheryl.
* Kari Kennedy as Linda.
* Ricky Augustin as Ed.
* Michael Aguirre as Shemp.

## Band

* Conductor/Keyboard: Stephen Hulsey.
* Drums/Percussion: Sho Fujieda.
* Bass: Mark Davidson.
* Guitar: Brian Geary.

## Production

* Director: Stephen Hulsey.
* Producer: Brian Newell.
* Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Music Director: Stephen Hulsey.
* Choreographer: Kelsie Blackwell.
* Scenic Design & Lighting: Brian Newell.
* Sound Design & Operator: John McQuay.
* Costume Design: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Scenic Artist: Alex Conway.
* Maverick Technical Directors: Jim Book & James Book.
* Box Office Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
Burlesque Of Bond

***Burlesque Of Bond*** was the fourth show of the 2007 season. Directed and created by Brian Newell. The show ran from June 1st - July 14th, 2007.

## Synopsis

A tribute to Mr. Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang. What better way to celebrate the greatest spy series than with drinks, theme songs, Bond girls, and burlesque. Inspired by the opening titles sequences of the Bond films, “The Burlesque of Bond” is a visual rich production featuring beautiful dancers, in lavish attire, underscored by a ten-piece orchestra. The kind of show found in the showrooms of Las Vegas, but without the nudity.

Guests were asked to play their part by dressing in cocktail attire. Tuxed-up British agents will served drinks to the guests and supplied the evening’s comic relief with antidotes from the spy world.

## Cast

### Bond Girls

* Amanda Hatch as Amanda Pleasures.
* Lisa Stier as Keena Klimax.
* Alyssa Marie Webb as Shelia Forplay.
* Lisa Marie Crisci as Ida Luvlong.
* Whitney Finell as Iona Biggun.

### Co-Starring

Ken Shrout as Bond.
Ernest Lee as Odd Job.

### Secret Service Hosts

* Nathan Makaryk.
* David Chorley.
* Sean Coutu.

## The Bond Players

* Conductor & Keyboard: Dean Anderson.
* Vocalist: Rebecca J. Hyrkes.
* Vocalist: Ryan Coon.
* Guitar & Vocals: John Byrd.
* Drums & Percussion: Sho Fujieda.
* Bass: Sarah Fujieda.
* Guitar: Matthew Klevos.
* Reed One: Fermin Chavez.
* Saxophone: Jason Hovey.
* Trombone: Jeremy DelaCuadra.

## Production

* Director: Brian Newell.
* Produced By: Brian Newell & Jim Book.
* Music Director: Dean Anderson.
* Choreographer: Lindsey Martin.
* Costume Design: Sharell Martin.
* Set, Sound & Video Design: Brian Newell.
* Light Design & Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Stage Technicians: Ryan Coon & Ernest Lee.
* Costume Assistant: Heidi Newell.
* Box Office & Bar:Heidi Newell, Lisa Book & Katie Sapp.
Magical Chaser ~Stardust of Dreams~

Magical Chaser ~Stardust of Dreams~ (まじかる★チェイサー ～Stardust of Dreams～ Majikaru★Cheisaa) is a Japanese dōjin 2D fighting game for Windows, developed by the dōjin circle Dakken for the Fighter Maker 2nd engine and released in 2008. The game is a crossover of five magical girl Anime series: Ojamajo Doremi, Princess Comet, Fushigi Mahō Fan Fan Pharmacy, Fushigiboshi no Futagohime and Kasumin.

Aside from the roster of popular characters from the magical girl genre, the game was also notorious for its exhaustive period as a work-in-progress title, taking as long as 4 years to complete.

## Characters

* Doremi Harukaze
* Kasumin Haruno
* Aiko Senoo
* Potpourri
* Cometto-san
* Fine
* Meteo-san
* Bibin
Return to the Forbidden Planet

***Return to the Forbidden Planet*** was the fourth show of the 2008 season. Written by Bob Carlton. Directed by Diane Doyle. The show ran from June 13th - July 26th, 2008.

## Synopsis

Blast off on a routine flight and crash into the 50’s Sci-Fi movie “Forbidden Planet.” Set to Rock-n-Roll oldies and a campy version of William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”.

## Cast

* Stan Morrow as Ariel.
* Ryan Young as Bosun.
* Nick Mcgee as Cookie.
* Kalinda Gray as Miranda.
* Lou Trumbo as Navigational Officer.
* Robert Dean Nunez as Prospero.
* Susan Carrillo Hall as Science Officer.
* Jamie Scheel as Tempest.
* Sho Fujieda as Drum Crewman.
* Dimitri Dominguez as Lead Guitar Crewman.
* Floyd Bland as Bass Guitar Crewman.

## Production

* Director: Diane Doyle.
* Producer: Brian Newell.
* Associate Producer: Drew Boudreau.
* Music Director: Nick McGee.
* Stage Manager: Leah Feliciano.
* Assistant Stage Manager & Light Operator: Danielle Stouter.
* Scenic Designer: Eugene McDonald.
* Assistant Scenic Designer: Diane McDonald.
* Technical Director & Light Designer: Jim Book.
* Costumes: Heidi Newell.
* Sound Design & Ariel Costume: Brian Newell.
* Master Carpenters: Eugene McDonald and Nathan Makaryk.
* Vocal Coach: Benjemen.
* Box Office: Heidi Newell, Katie Sapp & Shelley Barnett.
Hamlet

***William Shakespeare’s Hamlet*** was the first show of the 2006 season by William Shakespeare and adapted by Nick McGee & Gabrielle Hufferd. Directed by Nick McGee. The show ran from January 27th - February 26th, 2006.

## Synopsis

Hamlet is a philosophical study of life and death, laced with some of the most recognized of Shakespeare's
soliloquies including, Hamlet's "To be or not to be..."

## Cast

* Christopher Goss as Hamlet.
* John Brennan as King Claudius.
* Laura Orlow as Queen Gertrude.
* Enrique Munoz Jr. as Horatio.
* Don Van Horn as Polonius.
* Nate Makaryk as Laertes.
* Brenda Hobson as Ophelia.
* Rob Downs as Bernardo/Player King/Gravedigger.
* Josh Aguilar as Francisco/Priest/Player Lucianus/Osric.
* Katie Sapp as Player Queen/Gravedigger.

## Production

* Directed By: Nick Mcgee.
* Costumes: Laura Orlow.
* Set & Sound Design: Brian Newell.
* Lighting Design: Jim Book & Brian Newell.
* Scenic Art: Lisa Book & Nathan Makaryk.
* Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Master Carpenter: Nathan Makaryk.
* Light Operator: Marshall Chaffey.
The Crucible

The Salem Witch Trials Come to Life on Stage.

***The Crucible*** was the second show of the 2021 season. Written by Arthur Miller. Directed by Brian Newell. The show ran from June 25th – August 1st 2021.

## Synopsis

Written in the early 1950s, Arthur Miller’s play “The Crucible” takes place in Salem, Massachusetts during the 1692 Salem witch trials. This was a time when paranoia, hysteria, and deceit gripped the Puritan towns of New England. Miller captured the events in a riveting story that is now considered a modern classic in theater. He wrote it during the “Red Scare” of the 1950s and used the Salem witch trials as a metaphor for the “witch hunts” of communists in America.

## Cast

* Nathan Baesel as John Proctor.
* Kalinda Gray as Elizabeth Proctor.
* Spencer Douglas as Deputy Governor Danforth.
* Samantha Green as Abigail Williams.
* Mark Coyan as Reverend John Hale.
* Kevin Garcia as Reverend Parris.
* Margaret Dean as Mary Warren.
* Larry Creagan as Giles Corey.
* Glenn Freeze as Judge Hathorne.
* Rose London as Rebecca Nurse.
* Frank Valdez as Francis Nurse.
* Shelly Lee as Tituba.
* Scotty Keister as Thomas Putnam.
* Elizabeth Schembre as Ann Putnam.
* Rob Downs as Ezekiel Cheever.
* Miranda Seighman as Mercy Lewis.
* Gretchen Estes as Susannah Walcott.
* Marisa Shlichtman as Betty Parris.

## Production

* Director And Producer: Brian Newell.
* Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Lighting, Sound: Brian Newell.
* Scenic Design: Joe Huffred & Brian Newell.
* Maverick Technical Supervisor: Jim Book.
* Costume Design: Celestina Hudson.
* Historian: Kalinda Gray.
* Box Office/Theater Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.

## Gallery

Kalinda Gray (left) and Nathan Baesel (right)
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

***25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee*** was the fourth show of the 2016 season. Music and Lyrics by William Finn, Book by Rachel Sheinkin and conceived by Rebecca Feldman. Directed by Rovin Jay. The show ran from August 26th - October 2nd 2016.

## Synopsis

An eclectic group of six mid-pubescents vie for the spelling championship of a lifetime. While candidly disclosing hilarious and touching stories from their home life, the tweens spell their way through a series of [potentially made-up] words hoping to never hear the soul-crushing, pout-inducing, life un-affirming "ding" of the bell that signals a spelling mistake. Six spellers enter; one speller leaves! At least the losers get a juice box.

## Cast

* Sarah Meals as Rona Lisa Perretti
* Drew Boudreau as Vice Principal Douglas Panch
* Hailey Tweter Perkins as Olive Ostrovsky
* Garrett Chandler Gopen as William Barfee
* Erinn O’Sullivan as Logainne Schwartzandgrubenniere
* Jaycob Hunter as Leaf Coneybear
* KC Archer as Chip Tolentino
* Bachi Dillague as Marcy Park
* Enrique Munoz Jr. as Mitchell M. Mahoney

## Band

* Conductor/Keyboard: Stephen Hulsey.
* Drums/Percussion: Sho Fujieda.
* Keyboard: Todd Hulet.
* Reed/Woodwinds: April Chocholaty.
* Cello: Greg Adamson.

## Production

* Director: Rovin Jay.
* Producer: Brian Newell.
* Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Music Director: Stephen Hulsey.
* Choreographer: Sonya Randall.
* Scenic Designer: Rovin Jay.
* Lighting & Sound Designer: Brian Newell.
* Costumes: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Leaf Coneybear Costume Created By: Jackson Newell.
* Sound Operator: CJ Randall and Leah Feliciano.
* Maverick Technical Director: James Book.
* Box Office Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
Giant Green Lizard The Musical

***Giant Green Lizard The Musical*** was the fifth show of the 2006 season. Book, Music & Lyrics by Jeremy Gable. Based On The Concept By Brian Newell. Directed by Brian Newell. The show ran from July 28th - Sept 10th 2006.

## Synopsis

Inspired by the campy Japanese Monster Movie Genre, Giant Green Lizard! is a ridiculous farce about three American tourists in a Tokyo Karaoke bar on New Years Eve when a famous monster lizard crashes the party. The producer bills it as “Not since Jerry Springer The Opera has the stage exploded with such mighty fury, such massive spectacle!”

## Cast

* Stan Morrow as Toji-San.
* Enrique Munoz as Thomas Majors.
* Nick McGee as Gizard.
* Liza A. Rios as Mary.
* Chris Gomez as Steven.
* Masaya Palmer as Suki.
* Paul Burt as Kevin.
* Ernest Lee as Haru-San.

## Production

* Producer & Director: Brian Newell.
* Set, Sound, Video & Special Effects: Brian Newell.
* Lighting Design: Brian Newell and Nathan Makaryk.
* Music Arrangement: Stephen Sands & Dean Anderson.
* Music Accompaniment: Elizabeth Foster, Greg Turquand and Sho Fujieda.
* Gizard’s Costume: Heidi Newell.
* Make-Up Artist: Jason Caldwell.
* Scenic Painter: Lisa Book.
* Effects Crew: Leah Felicano and Jason Chavez.
* Master Carpenter & Karaoke Lyrics: Nathan Makaryk.
* Miniature Window Crew: Leah Feliciano, Chandra Reyes, Krystal Reyes, Cynthia Martinez, and Megan Hansen.
* Box Office: Katie Sapp and Megan Hansen.
Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

***The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance*** was the third show of the 2016 season adapted by Jethro Compton. Based on the short story by Dorothy M. Johnson. Directed by Brian Newell. The show ran from July 8th - August 14th 2016.

## Synopsis

A young scholar from New York City travels west in search of a new life he arrives beaten and half-dead on the dusty streets of Twotrees. Rescued from the plains, the town soon becomes his home as he finds the love of a local woman. This love gives him purpose in a broken land, but is it enough to save him from the vicious outlaw who wants him dead

Based on the 1953 short story of the same name by Dorothy M. Johnson which became the basis for the 1962 Paramount Pictures film The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, directed by John Ford, starring James Stewart , Lee Marvin, and John Wayne.

## Cast

* Shane Cullum as Ransome Foster.
* Mackenzie Greiner as Hallie Jackson.
* Ryan Paregien and Paul Preston as Bert Burricune.
* Enrique Munzo Jr. and Paul Jesser as Liberty Valance.
* Monty Montgomery as "Reverend" Jim Mosten.
* Scotty Keister as Marshall Johnson.
* Kyle Hawkins as Pat.
* Jarrett Battenberg as Deputy.

## Production

* Producers: Brian Newell & Jim Book.
* Director: Brian Newell.
* Set, Costume, Lighting, And Sound Designer: Brian Newell.
* Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Backstage Manager: Kyle Hawkins.
* Assistant Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Scenic Artist: Anna Martinez.
* Set Construction: Jim Book, David Tehero, Scotty Keister.
* Seamstress: Mackenzie Greiner.
* Box Office Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.

## References

1. ↑ Performed 7/15, 7/16, 7/17, 8/12, and 8/14
2. ↑ Performed 7/22, 7/23 and 7/24
The Great Gatsby

“Can’t repeat the past?… Why of course you can!― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby

### Next Show

Night Of The Living Dead 2020 Maze

***The Great Gatsby*** was the first show of the 2020 season based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel of the same name and adapted to the stage by Simon Levy. Directed by Brian Newell. The show ran from January 31 - March 14th 2020.

## Synopsis

Jay Gatsby, a self-made millionaire, passionately pursues the elusive Daisy Buchanan. Nick Carraway, a young newcomer to Long Island, is drawn into their world of obsession, greed and danger. The breathtaking glamour and decadent excess of the Jazz Age come to the stage in F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel, and in Simon Levy's adaptation, approved by the Fitzgerald Estate.

## Cast

* Jason Paul Evans as Jay Gatsby.
* Jaycob Hunter as Nick Carraway.
* Hailey Tweter as Daisy Buchanan.
* Ian Klug as Tom Buchanan.
* Margaret Dean as Myrtle Wilson.
* Patrick Peterson as George Wilson.
* Phoebe Jeanne Thompson as Jordan Baker.
* Destiny Dawn Taber as Mrs. McKee/Mrs. Michaelis
* Andrew Aguilar as Mr. McKee/Policeman
* Larry Creagan as Meyer Wolfsheim.
* Shelley Barnett as Gatsby Flapper.

## Production

* Producer & Director: Brian Newell
* Stage Manager: Raeloni Bender
* Lighting, Sound, Video, and Scenic Design: Brian Newell
* Maverick Technical Director: David Tehero
* Maverick Technical Supervisor: Jim Book
* Costume Design: Celestina Hudson
* Tuxedos: Clint's Tuxedo
* Box Office/Theater Manager: Lauren Shoemaker

### Accolades

 Outstanding Lead Performance in Play
 Outstanding Lead Performance in Play
 Outstanding Costume Design
 Outstanding Sound Design
 Outstanding Ensemble
Les Misérables

***Les Misérables*** was the third show of the 2015 season. Based on a novel by Victor Hugo. Music by Claude-Michel Schonberg, lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer, original French Text by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel. Additional Material by James Fenton Herbert Kretzmer. Adapted and originally directed by Trevor Nunn And John Caird and Orchestrations By John Cameron. Directed by Curtis Jerome. The show ran from April 10th - May 30th 2015.

## Synopsis

Set in early 19th-century France, it is the story of Jean Valjean, a French peasant, and his quest for redemption after serving nineteen years in jail for having stolen a loaf of bread for his sister's starving child. Valjean decides to break his parole and start his life anew after a kindly bishop inspires him by a tremendous act of mercy, but he is relentlessly tracked down by a police inspector named Javert. Along the way, Valjean and a slew of characters are swept into a revolutionary period in France, where a group of young idealists make their last stand at a street barricade.

## Cast

* Ryan Coon as Valjean.
* William Crisp as Javert.
* Jenny Moon Shaw as Fantine.
* Kyle Seitz as Thenardier.
* Melissa Sakrison as Mme Thenardier.
* Stephen Hulsey as Enjolras.
* Zachary Zaret and Brian Wiegel (May 1-3) as Marius.
* Andrea Somera as Eponine.
* Genevieve Kauper as Cosette.
* Lukas Garberg as Gavroche.
* Noelle Lidyoff & Caroline Schloss as Young Cosette.
* Clementine Elle Do-Renteria as Young Eponine.
* Ensemble: Greg Bystritski, Joseph Gumina, Corey Hedy, Dahna Malheim, Tiffany McQuay, Alli Merrill, Joseph Ott, Jilly Pretzel, Ruben Renteria, Michael Rodriguez, Nicole Smith, Rosalinda Vazquez And Brian Wiegel.
* Pit Singers: Lauren Shoemaker And Kari C. Kennedy.

## Production

* Director: Curtis Jerome.
* Producers: Jim Book & Brian Newell.
* Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Music Director: Stephen Hulsey.
* Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Set Design & Scenic Artist: Curtis Jerome.
* Set Construction: Jim Book.
* Costume Design: Curtis Jerome.
* Costume Assistants: Lauren Shoemaker, Dahna Malheim and Heidi Newell.
* Lighting Design: Brian Newell.
* Sound Design & Operator: John McQuay.
* Electrician: James Book.
* Painters: Lisa Book, Lauren Shoemaker and Joe Gumina.
* Lightboard Operator: Rob Downs.
* Box Office & Theater Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
The Sting

***The Sting*** was the fourth show of the 2013 season. Written by David Ward and directed by Brian Newell. The show ran from May 31st - July 14th 2013.

## Synopsis

A small-time grifter, Johnny Hooker, pulls a standard street con he unknowingly steals from Doyle Lonnegan, a big-time Chicago crime boss. Lonnegan demands satisfaction for the crime. After Hooker’s partner, Luther, is killed, Hooker flees, and seeks help from Henry Gondorff, a master of the big con. To get revenge for Luther’s murder, they devise a complicated scheme and amass a talented group of other con artists to take Lonnegan for an enormous sum of money in a big con known as “the sting.” The stakes are high in this game, and the pair must not only deal with Lonnegan’s murderous tendencies, but also other side players who want a piece of the action.

## Cast

* Michael Keeney as Hooker.
* Frank Tryon as Gondorff.
* Brian Kojac & Joe Parrish as Lonnegan.
* Richard Comeau as Kid Twist.
* Bill Carson as Snyder/Jameson.
* Glenn Freeze as J.J. Singleton.
* Wade Williamson as Agent Polk/Combs.
* Briana Donze as Billie.
* Scotty Keister as Ernie Niles.
* Jeremy Krasovic as Erie Kid.
* Larry Creagan as Luther Coleman/Lacey/Curly.
* Dolores Kimble as Crystal/Loretta.
* Rob Downs as Mottola/Garfield/The Gunman.
* Michael Skinner as Cole/Conductor/Fbi Agent.
* Donny Van Horn as Granger/Boudreau/Harmon.
* Robert Johnston as Riley/Duff/Fbi Agent.
* Mike Cottrell as Floyd.

## Production

* Director: Brian Newell.
* Sets, Lights & Sound Design: Brian Newell.
* Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Costumes: Lauren Shoemaker & Heidi Newell.
* Director's Assistant: Larry Creagan.
* Original Music By: Scott Joplin.
* Master Carpenter: David Dean.
* Master Electricians: Jim Book & David Tehero.
* Box Office Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Scenic Artists: Chelsea Unmeda, Curtis Jerome, Barbara Dean, Kim Morton, Lisa Book.
* Construction Crew: Bill Carson, Richard Comeau, Larry Creagan, Briana Donze, Rob Downs, Michael Keeney, Scotty Keister, Jeremy Krasovic, Frank Tryon, Wade Williamson.
Cannibal! The Musical

***Cannibal! The Musical*** was the fifth show of the 2013 season. Written by Trey Parker. Directed by Curtis Jerome. The show ran from July 26th - September 14 2013.

## Synopsis

Offensive, raunchy, silly and hilarious funny, Cannibal! The Musical is the true story of the only person convicted of cannibalism in America - Alfred Packer. While searching for gold and love in the Colorado Territory, Alfred and his companions lose their way and resorted to unthinkable horrors, including toe-tapping songs!

## Cast

* Topher Mauerhan as Alferd Packer.
* Scott Keister as Master Of Ceremonies.
* Kari C. Kennedy as Polly Pry.
* Ryan Young as Shannon Wilson Bell.
* Nick Emmett Mcgee as Frenchy Cabazon.
* Kevin J. Garcia as Da Mills/Nutter/Cyclops.
* J. Mel "Melvis" Jarnagin as Frank Miller.
* Ricky Augustin as James Humphrey.
* Andrew Manzani as George Noon.
* Reggie Koffman as Israel Swan.
* Rob Downs as Crazy Ralph/Sheriff/Noon's Dad.
* Sabrina Zellers as Liane.
* Shelley Barnett as Map Girl/Show Girl/Lamb/Indian.
* Chelsea Umeda as Indian Girl/Store Clerk.
* Kimberlee Stone as Loutzenheiser.
* Robert Griffith as Cowboy/Indian/Tuba Player.
* Amanda Zukle as Black Cat Girl/Indian.
* Curtis Jerome as Dream Alferd Packer.

## Band

* Conductor/Keyboards: Paul McGlinchey.
* Drums: Sho Fujieda.
* Bass: Mark Davidson.
* Guitar: Nick Emmett McGee.

## Production

* Director/Choreographer: Curtis Jerome.
* Producer: Brian Newell.
* Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Dance Captain: Sabrina Zellars.
* Set Design & Scenic Artist: Curtis Jerome.
* Set Construction: Joe Sanders & Kevin J. Garcia.
* Lighting & Sound Design: Brian Newell.
* Costume Design: Curtis Jerome.
* Costume Assistants: Lauren Shoemaker & Andrea Birkholm.
* Sound Operator: Jonathan Rudder.
* Follow Spot: Allison Weber & Evan Wong.
* Box Office: Lauren Shoemaker & Heidi Newell.

## Gallery

Nick McGeeJ. Mel "Melvis" Jarnagin (left) and Ricky Augustin (right)
Urinetown

***Urinetown The Musical*** was the second show of the 2007 season. Book by Greg Kotis, music by Mark Hollmann and lyrics by Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis. Directed by Darren Levens. The show ran from March 2nd - April 14th, 2007.

## Synopsis

Urinetown the Musical is a satirical comedy musical, poking fun at local government, bureaucracy, corporate mismanagement, and petty-minded small town politics. It rejects musical theater convention, with parodies of Les Misrables, and also pokes fun at itself.

## Cast

* Rick Franklin as Officer Lockstock.
* Lindsay Lee Lusk as Little Sally.
* Shaun Leslie Thomas as Bobby Strong.
* Kalinda Gray as Hope Cladwell.
* Christopher Spencer as Caldwell B. Cladwell.
* Clare V. Solly as Penelope Pennywise.
* Paul Hanegan as Senator Fipp/Old Man Strong.
* Peter Miller as Officer Barrel.
* Amie Shapiro as Becky Two Shoes/Pregnant Girl.
* Kristin Meerdink as Soupy Sue/Poor Woman.
* Luke Yellin as Tiny Tom.
* Michael Ray Clark as Robby The Stockfish.
* Richie Root as Billy Boy Bill.
* Rebecca J. Hyrkes as Old Woman / Mrs Strong.
* Ryan Coon as Hot Blades Harry.

## Band

* Keyboard: Justin Pyne.
* Drums: Sho Fujieda.
* Bass: Sarah Fujieda.
* Reed One: Fermin Chavez.
* Trombone: Nick Medina.

## Production

* Director: Darren Levens.
* Producer: Brian Newell.
* Music Director: Justin Pyne.
* Stage Manager: Jax Dibenedetto.
* Choreographer: Lindsay Martin.
* Lighting Design & Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Scenic Design: Brian Newell & Darren Levens.
* Sound Design: Brian Newell & Ernest Lee.
* Costumes: Heidi Newell.
* Props: Katie Sapp.
* Sound Operator: Ernest Lee.
* Spot Operator: Leah Feliciano.
* Master Carpenter: Nathan Makaryk.
* Set Crew: Paul Hanegan, Ryan Coon, Kalinda Gray and Shaun Leslie Thomas.
Cyrano de Bergerac

***Cyrano de Bergerac*** was the second show of the 2015 season. Written by Edmond Rostand. Adapted & Directed by Nathan Makaryk. The show ran from February 27th - April 4th 2015.

## Synopsis

Despite his swashbuckling heroism and rapier wit, Cyrano thinks himself unworthy – because of his enormous nose – to be loved by the beauteous Roxane. Instead, he uses his gift for language to woo her for his comrade-in-arms, Christian. But when tragedy strikes, will Cyrano take his secret to the grave?

## Cast

* Nathan Makaryk & Enrique Munoz as Cyrano.
* Nakisa Aschtiani as Roxane.
* Jaycob Hunter as Christian.
* Scott Keister as De Guiche.
* Ryan Young as Le Bret.
* Rob Downs as Ragueneau.
* Glenn Freeze as Carbon Castel-Jaloux.
* Joseph Ott as Valvert.
* Nick Emmett McGee as Ligniere.
* Mike Cottrell as Cuigy.
* Kaitlyn Tice & Jessica Taylor as Lise/Madame Marguerite.
* Mark Bowen as Montfleury/Friar.
* Alexandra Wesevich as Amelie/Sister Claire.
* Katie Sapp as Duene/Sister Marthe.
* Chris Jones as Musketeer/Scout.
* Gascons: Mark Bowen, Mike Cottrell, Nick Emmett McGee, Joseph Ott and Alexandra Wesevich.

## Production

* Executive Producer: Brian Newell.
* Director And Production Design: Nathan Makaryk.
* Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Sound Design: David Chorley.
* Lighting Design: Jim Book and Nathan Makaryk.
* Costume Design: Andrea Birkholm and Lauren Shoemaker.
* Combat Choreography: Nathan Makaryk.
* Makeup Artist: Amanda Zukle.
* Sound Board Operator: Calvin A Ballard.
* Light Board Operator: Judy Mina-Ballard.
* Scenic Construction: Nathan Makaryk.

## References

1. ↑ Performed 2/27, 3/7 (8:00), 3/13, 3/14 (3:00), 3/21, 3/28 (8:00), 4/3, 4/3 (3:00).
2. ↑ Performed 2/28, 3/6, 3/7 (3:00), 3/14 (8:00), 3/20, 3/27, 3/28 (3:00), 4/4 (8:00).
3. ↑ Performed 2/27 - 3/14, 3/27 - 4/4.
4. ↑ Performed 3/20, 3/21.
Holmes and Watson

***Holmes and Watson*** was the second show of the 2018 season. Written by Jeffrey Hatcher and Directed by Brian Newell. The show ran from March 16th - April 22nd 2018.

## Synopsis

Three years after Sherlock Holmes plunged to his death off Reichenbach Falls, Dr. John Watson receives a telegram suggesting his old friend may still be alive. The mysterious wire was sent from a doctor who states that one of his patients could be the late Sherlock Holmes. Watson travels to the asylum and is drawn into a web of intrigue and murder as he investigates what really happened to Sherlock Holmes.

## Cast

* Spencer Douglas as Dr. John Watson.
* Mitch Nunn as Dr. Evans.
* Mark Coyan as Holmes 1.
* Brian Kojac as Holmes 2.
* Glenn Freeze as Holmes 3.
* Rick Reischman as Orderly/Inspector Patterson/Professor Moriarty.
* Hailey Tweter Perkins as Matron/The Woman.

## Production

* Produced And Directed By: Brian Newell.
* Set, Lighting, Video And Sound Design: Brian Newell.
* Maverick Technical Director: James Book.
* Costume Design: Celestina Hudson.
* Scenic Artist: Alex Conway.
* Props And Vintage Lighting: Jim Book.
* Box Office Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
Cabaret

***Cabaret*** was the fourth show of the 2006 season. Book By Joe Masteroff, based on the play by John Van Druten and stories By Christopher Isherwood. Music by John Kander and lyrics by Fred Ebb. Directed by Diane Doyle. The show ran from June 9th - July 23rd, 2006.

## Synopsis

The scene is a nightclub in Berlin, as the 1920's are drawing to a close. The Master of Ceremonies welcomes the audience to the show and assures them that, whatever their troubles, they will forget them at the Cabaret. His songs provide wry commentary throughout the show. On the train to Berlin we find Cliff, a young American writer seeking "raw material" for a new book. On his trip he forms an acquaintance with a fellow-traveller: Ernst Ludwig - a crook who successfully talks Cliff into smuggling a small parcel. In requital of this favour Ludwig promises to invite Bradshaw to an illustrious club, the Kit-Kat-Club. Ludwig keeps his promise and the Kit-Kat-Club lives up to its reputation. Bradshaw soon finds himself in love with a beautiful singer - Sally Bowles. She returns his feelings, but in the end their love costs them dearly.

## Cast

* Shawn Leslie Thomas as Emcee.
* Lindsay Wayne as Sally.
* Tom Patrick as Cliff.
* Liza A. Rios as Schneider.
* Forrest Robinson as Shultz.
* Brady Miller as Ernst.
* Elizabeth Foster as Kost.
* Ryan Coon as Max.
* Marilyn Morgan as Texas.
* Simone McAlonen as Frenchy.
* Cassi Parkinson as Fritzy.
* Jules Chavarria as Helga.
* Aaron Chavarria as Bobby.
* Cody Michael Evans as Victor.

## Band

* Piano: Dean Anderson.
* Drums: Sho Fujieda.
* Bass & Accordion: Sarah Fujieda.

## Production

* Director: Diane Doyle.
* Producer: Brian Newell.
* Music Director:Dean Anderson.
* Choreographer: Rachel Scott.
* Lighting Design & Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Set & Sound Design: Brian Newell.
* Costumes:Katie Sapp.
* Scenic Art: Lisa Book.
* Stage Manager: Ryan Coon.
* Sound Operator: Stephen Sands.
* Spot Operator: Jason Chavez.
* Master Carpenters: Nathan Makaryk & Erik Furuheim.
Legally Blonde

Orange County Premiere!

**Legally Blonde The Musical** *was the third show of the 2013 season. Book by Heather Hach, Music and Lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe and Nell Benjamin. Based on the novel by Amanda Brown and the MGM motion picture. Directed by Curtis Jerome. The show ran from April 5th - May 25th, 2013.*

## Synopsis

Elle Woods appears to have it all. Her life is turned upside down when her boyfriend Warner dumps her so he can attend Harvard Law. Determined to get him back, Elle ingeniously charms her way into the prestigious law school. While there, she struggles with peers, professors and her ex. With the support of some new friends, though, Elle quickly realizes her potential and sets out to prove herself to the world.

## Cast

* Angela Griswold as Elle Woods.
* Spencer Blair as Emmett Forrest.
* Kari Kennedy as Paulette Bonafonté.
* Glenn Freeze as Professor Callahan.
* Jordan Killion as Warner Huntington III.
* Laura De Lano as Vivienne Kensington.
* Jenny Swoish/Cassandra Cade as Brooke Wyndham
* Kimberlee Stone as Enid Hoopes.
* Alissa Horner as Margot.
* Elisa Richter as Serena.
* Samantha Tula as Pilar.
* Ensemble: Beckie Clark, Bryant Watson, Reggie Koffman, Ricky Augustin, Sabrina Zellars, Jacob Moon, Mel Domingo, Rosalinda Vazquez, Andrew Manzani, Luke Pena and Veda Franklin.

## Band

* Conductor/Keyboards: Sarah Weinzetl.
* Drums: Sho Fujieda.
* Bass: Mark Davidson.
* Violin: Korina Davis.
* Woodwinds: Ruben Uribe.
* Trumpet: Jason Sandoval.

## Production

* Director: Curtis Jerome.
* Producer: Brian Newell.
* Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker.
* Music Director: Sarah Weinzetl.
* Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Choreography: Cassandra Cade & Curtis Jerome.
* Dance Captain: Sabrina Zellars.
* Set Design & Scenic Artist: Curtis Jerome.
* Costume Design: Curtis Jerome.
* Costume Assistants: Andrea Birkholm, Heidi Newell, Heather Dragulescu.
* Lighting & Sound Design: Brian Newell.
* Master Electrician & Carpenter: David Tehero.
* Follow Spot: Rob Downs.
Wedding Singer

**The Wedding Singer** was the second show of the 2011 season. Directed by Curtis Jerome. Written by Chad Beguelin & Tim Herlihy, music by Matthew Sklar and lyrics by Chad Beguelin. The show ran from February 18th - April 9th, 2011.

## Synopsis

Based on the 1998 Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore film, takes us back to 1985, where rock-star wannabe Robbie Heart is New Jersey’s favorite wedding singer. He’s the life of the party, until his own fiance leaves him at the altar. Shot through the heart, Robbie makes every wedding as disastrous as his own. With a brand new score that pays loving homage to the pop songs of the 1980s,THE WEDDING SINGER takes us back to a time when hair was big, greed was good, collars were up, and a wedding singer might just be the coolest guy in the room.

## Cast

* David Farkas as Robbie.
* Sarah Weismer as Julia.
* Katy Harvey as Holly.
* Jeff Haut as Sammy.
* Marcus S. Daniel as George.
* Mark Torres as Glen
* Sherry Domerego as Rosie.
* Gretchen Dawson as Linda.
* Zen Josey as Angie.
* Ensemble: Mia Chiaromonte, Rocky Balboa, Kristina René, Justin Goei, Tommy Mosqueira, Alfonso Neavez, Jack Robert Riordan, Chelsea Umeda, Sabrina Zellars And Stephen Reifenstein.

## Band

* Conductor/Keyboards: Benjamin Sagan
* Drums: Sho Fujieda
* Bass: Mark Davidson
* Lead Guitar: Chris Luebeck
* Rhythm Guitar: Ryan Navales
* Woodwinds: Bryan Whitaker

## Production

* Director & Choreographer: Curtis Jerome.
* Producer: Brian Newell.
* Stage Manager: Lauren Shoemaker
* Music Director: Benjamin Sagan
* Technical Director: Jim Book & Brian Newell.
* Co-Choreographer: Cassandra Cade.
* Dance Captain: Sabrina Zellars.
* Costume Design: Heidi Newell
* Costume Assistant: Andrea Birkholm
* Lighting Design: Curtis Jerome & Drew Boudreau
* Sound Design: Brian Newell
* Set Design & Scenic Artist: Curtis Jerome
* Master Carpenter: David Dean
* Sound Operator: Jason Chavez
* Follow Spot: Jessica Harders
The Graduate

***The Graduate*** was the third show of the 2006 season based on the novel by Charles Webb and the screenplay By Calder Willingham & Buck Henry, adapted by Terry Johnson and directed by Brian Newell. The show ran from April 21st - May 28th 2006.

## Synopsis

A hit in London and a popular show on Broadway starring Kathleen Turner, The Graduate brings the quintessential movie hit of the sixties one of the most popular films of all time vividly to life on stage. A college student spends his first summer out of school in the arms of his father's best friend's wife. Meanwhile, he is falling in love with the man's daughter.

## Cast

* Stephen Kline as Ben Braddock.
* Rayanne Trumbo as Mrs. Robinson.
* Vanessa Koman as Elaine Robinson.
* Bob Doll as Mr. Braddock.
* Nick McGee as Mr. Robinson.
* Veda Franklin as Mrs. Braddock.
* Donny Vanhorn as Mr. Loomis/Room Clerk/Minister.
* Chris Goss as Mr. Carlson/Bar Guy/ Mr. McCleery.
* Shelley Barnett as Stripper/Receptionist/Roommate.
* Ginger Griffith as Mrs. Carlson/Dorm Receptionist.
* Brady Miller as Carl Smith.

## Production

* Directed By: Brian Newell.
* Set & Sound Design By: Brian Newell.
* Lighting Designer: William Mittler.
* Master Carpenters: Nathan Makaryk & Erik Furuheim.
* Costumes By: Heidi Newell.
* Technical Director: Jim Book.
* Props: Jim & Lisa Book.
* Make-Up Artist: Areej Al-Faris.
* Light Operator: Stephen Sands.
Matt & Ben

***Matt and Ben*** was the fifth show of the 2015 season. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Wither. Directed by Ryan White. The show ran from July 24th - August 1st 2015.

## Synopsis

Matt & Ben depicts its Hollywood golden boys – before J-Lo, before Gwyneth, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar...before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay for Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they're being tested by a Higher Power.

## Cast

* Leslie White
* Alexis Stary

## Production

* Director: Ryan White.
* Light Board and Sound Board Operator: Jonathan Rudder.