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The Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera Association

Honorary Chairman of the Board

Julie Andrews

Chairman of the Board

Joseph C. Guyaux

President

William M. Lambert

Vice President/CLO Ambassadors

Robin S. Randall

Vice Presidents/Audit

Timothy K. Zimmerman Todd C. Moules

Vice Presidents/Budget & Finance

Timothy K. Zimmerman John C. Williams, Jr.

Vice President/Cabaret Theater

Daniel I. Booker

Vice Presidents/Construction Center & Facilities

John E. Kosar Frederick C. Leech

Vice Presidents/Development

Tony Bucci Mark J. Minnaugh

Ronald L. Violi

Vice Presidents/ Education & Outreach

Christine M. Kobus Gary R. Truitt

Vice President/CLO Guild

Kristen M. Lane

Vice Presidents/Human Resources

Todd C. Moules Charlene Petrelli

Vice Presidents/ Long Range Planning

Michael E. Bleier Alvaro Garcia-Tunon

Vice Presidents/Marketing

Michael F. Walsh Richard S. Hamilton

Vice Presidents/New Works Development & Funding

John C. Williams, Jr. Mark J. Minnaugh

Vice Presidents/Nominating Scott F. Neill John E. Kosar

Vice Presidents/Production

Helen Hanna Casey Peter J. Germain

Vice President/Special Events

Laurie M. Mushinsky

Vice Presidents

G. Reynolds Clark James R. Kane

Secretary

Johanna G. O’Loughlin

Treasurer

Edward T. Karlovich

Executive Director Emeritus

Charles Gray

Corporate Counsel

James M. Doerfler

Chairmen of the Board Emeritus

William J. Copeland George A. Davidson, Jr. James E. Rohr Daniel I. Booker Louis D. Astorino

Executive Producer

Van Kaplan

Michael E. BleierWalter J. Blenko, Jr.Stephen S. BloomburgDaniel I. BookerJames M. BrennanKristin BrennanMichael J. BrunnerTony BucciHelen Hanna CaseyG. Reynolds ClarkWilliam J. CopelandSenator Jay Costa, Jr.Joyce C. DaileyGeorge A. Davidson, Jr.Stacy Leshock Dee

Eric F. DickersonJoseph V. DiVito, Jr.Jane DixonClare DonahueStephen J. FedellEleanor Schano FeeneyAlvaro Garcia-TunonPeter J. GermainJoseph C. GuyauxRichard S. HamiltonPaul HenniganJames R. KaneEdward T. KarlovichChristine M. KobusJohn E. Kosar

Rose KutsenkowWilliam M. LambertKristen M. LaneMark T. LatternerFrederick C. LeechNicholas J. LiparuloRichard J. LipovichT.H. LydaPatricia L. MattyRobert C. McCartney,

Esq.Timothy P. McNultyJanice MeadeMark J. MinnaughMildred E. Morrison

Todd C. MoulesLaurie M. MushinskyScott F. NeillJohanna G. O’LoughlinChristina P. O’TooleCharlene PetrelliRenee D. PiattRita RandallRobin S. RandallMatthew V. T. RayMeghan N. RoeEric A. SchafferSalvatore M. SirabellaArlene SokolowMerrill P. Stabile

Melissa J. TeaJoann L. TissueThe Honorable

Debra ToddGlenn D. ToddGary R. TruittDennis UnkovicRonald L. VioliCarla J. VrsanskyMichael F. WalshDoris Carson WilliamsJohn C. Williams, Jr.Travis E. WilliamsHelen WylieTimothy K. Zimmerman

DIRECTORS

Neil H. AlexanderGeorge AtorJoan BogutRoland Catarinella

Charles R. FallonScotti MulertRosemarie R. Parse, Ph.D.Melvin D. Rex

George W. Rooney, Jr.Howard J. RoughenMichael W. Stuhldreher

ADVISORY BOARD

Joseph C. GuyauxChairman of the Board

William M. LambertPresident

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Dear Friends,

It is with pleasure that I welcome you to Evita, the Andrew Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice musical about the life and death of María Eva Duarte de Perón (“Evita”), wife of Argentine President Juan Perón. The show debuted in 1978 in London’s West End and in 1979 on Broadway, where it became the first British musical to win the Tony Award® for Best Musical. Thirty-three years later, in 2012, the show was revived on Broadway. It starred Tony®-winner Michael Cerveris as Perón, Grammy-winner Ricky Martin as Che, Argentine actress Elena Roger as Eva, and was nominated for three Tonys®: Best Revival of a Musical, Best Choreography (Rob Ashford), and Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical (Michael Cerveris). New to the revival is the Academy Award-winning song “You Must Love Me” from the film version of “Evita,” starring Madonna and Antonio Banderas. Today’s production is by the National Touring Company that came of the Broadway revival.

Eva Perón fought for the rights of the infirmed, poor, and for women’s suffrage, which resulted in the creation of a feminist wing of the 3rd party in Argentina. In an effort to temper her controversial image perpetuated in pop culture, the government of Argentina embarked on a retelling of her life in the film Eva Perón: The True Story, which was Argentina’s Best Foreign Language Film submission at the Academy Awards in 1996, the same year the American film debuted. Her story continues to capture the world’s imagination, from her Dickensian beginnings, to her fame and populist appeal, to what is said to have been the 20-year odyssey of her corpse, which was stolen, buried anonymously in Italy, exhumed and sent to Juan Perón, then living in exile in Madrid with his new wife, Isabel, who, after he died, became president of Argentina and ordered the repatriation of Evita’s body back to her native country. Argentina’s president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, a Peronist sometimes referred to as “The New Evita,” has said that women of her generation owe a debt to Eva Perón for “her example of passion and combativeness.”

Eva Perón never transcended the role of First Lady of Argentina by fulfilling her dream of being elected VP of her country, though she was anointed the “Spiritual Leader of the Nation.” Her death, in 1952, at age 33, was marked by an elaborate state funeral.

Thank you for being here.

Enjoy the show!

Van KaplanExecutive Producer

I demanded more rights for women because I know what women had to put up with. - Eva Perón

At Babst Calland, we appreciate all the creativity, effort and collaboration

required for the curtain to rise, and the performance to begin.

WE APPLAUD THE ARTISTS ON STAGE.

AND THOSE BEHIND THE SCENES.

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CastChe ................................................................................................................ JOSH YOUNGEva ....................................................................................................... CAROLINE BOWMANEva (at Sat. mat and Sun. eve performances) ........................................................ DESI OAKLEYMagaldi .........................................................................................CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTONEPerón ....................................................................................................SEAN MacLAUGHLINMistress .................................................................................................KRYSTINA ALABADOCabinet Members........................................... RYAN K. BAILER, RONALD L. BROWN, MATT STOKESPriest ......................................................................................................RONALD L. BROWNItalian Admiral .........................................................................................RONALD L. BROWNMother of Child ..........................................................................................ALISON MAHONEYNurses .................................................................................... ALISON MAHONEY, MEGAN ORT

“DOn’T CRY fOR ME” QuARTETKRYSTINA ALABADO, MARIA FAILLA, MEGAN ORT, KATERINA PAPACOSTAS

EVA’S fAMILYRYAN K. BAILER, TONY HOWELL, MEGAN ORT, PAIGE SILVESTER, SALLY ANN SWARM

EVA’S LOVERSRONALD L. BROWN, TONY HOWELL, ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSON, CHRIS KOTERA

GEnERALSRYAN K. BAILER, NICHOLAS BELTON, JOHNNY STELLARD, MATT STOKES

EnSEMBLEKRYSTINA ALABADO, CHELSEA ARCE, RYAN K. BAILER, NICHOLAS BELTON, RONALD L. BROWN,

KRISTEN SMITH DAVIS, MARIA FAILLA, TONY HOWELL, ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTONE, CHRIS KOTERA,

ALISON MAHONEY, MEGAN ORT, KATERINA PAPACOSTAS, PAIGE SILVESTER, JOHNNY STELLARD, MATT STOKES, SALLY ANN SWARM

unDERSTuDIESUnderstudies never substitute for listed performers unless

a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance

For Eva—DESI OAKLEY, KATERINA PAPACOSTASFor Che—NICHOLAS BELTON, JOHNNY STELLARD

for Perón—RYAN K. BAILER, MATT STOKES for Magaldi—NICHOLAS BELTON, JOHNNY STELLARD, TUG WATSON

for Mistress—ROBIN MASELLA, MEGAN ORT, PAIGE SILVESTER for Mother of Child—MARIA FAILLA, ROBIN MASELLA, MORGAN ROSE

SWInGSIAN LIBERTO, ROBIN MASELLA, MORGAN ROSE, TUG WATSON

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Musical numbersACT I

“Requiem” ......................................................................................................The Company “Oh, What a Circus” ....................................................................................Che and Company “On This Night of a Thousand Stars” .......................................................................... Magaldi “Eva, Beware of the City” ............................................................Magaldi, Eva, Che and Family “Buenos Aires” ................................................................................... Eva, Che and Company“Goodnight and Thank You” .....................................................................Che, Eva and Lovers “The Art of the Possible”..................................................................... Perón, Eva and Officers“Charity Concert” ................................................................ Magaldi, Che, Perón and Company “I’d Be Surprisingly Good for You” .................................................................... Eva and Perón “Another Suitcase in Another Hall” ............................................................................Mistress “Perón’s Latest Flame” ................................................................................Che and Company “A New Argentina” .................................................................... Perón, Eva, Che and Company

ACT II“On the Balcony of the Casa Rosada” .........................................................Perón and Company “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” .......................................................................................... Eva “High Flying, Adored” ........................................................................................ Che and Eva “Rainbow High” .............................................................................................Eva and Valets“Rainbow Tour” ........................................................................ Perón, Che, Eva and Company“The Chorus Girl Hasn’t Learned” ..................................................................Eva and Company “And the Money Kept Rolling In” .................................................................Che and Company “Santa Evita” ........................................................................... Mother of Child and Company “Waltz for Eva and Che” ..................................................................................... Eva and Che “You Must Love Me” ...................................................................................................... Eva“She Is a Diamond” ...................................................................................Perón and Officers “Dice Are Rolling” .......................................................................................... Perón and Eva “Eva’s Final Broadcast” .................................................................................................. Eva “Montage” ......................................................................................................The Company “Lament” ..................................................................................................................... Eva

SETTInG

Junin and Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1934–1952

THERE WILL BE ONE FIFTEEN-MINUTE INTERMISSION.

ORCHESTRAConductor: William Waldrop

Associate Conductor: David SawickiKeyboard 1: Christian Regul; Keyboard 2: David Sawicki

Concert Master: Susan French; Drums: Adam Wolfe

Music Coordinator: David Lai, Talitha FehrSynthesizer Programmer: Stuart Andrews

Music Copyist: Rob Meffe

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CAROLInE BOWMAn (Eva). Broadway: Kinky Boots (Original cast member), Wicked. Tours: Spamalot (Lady of the Lake), Fame: The Musical (Carmen), Grease (Rizzo). Workshops/readings: Kinky Boots, Empire (Tanis). Proud graduate of Penn State University, B.F.A. Musical Theatre. Originally from the Baltimore/Washington area. Soffer/Namoff Entertainment: Thank you for changing my life. All my love and thanks to my beautiful family and friends. Shout out to Telsey Casting/Craig Burns for believing in me. Mom and Dad, I am forever indebted to you. God is good! @CarolineVBowman

JOSH YOunG (Che) received a 2012 Tony Award nomination and Theatre World Award for his critically acclaimed Broadway debut as “Judas” in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar, director Des McAnuff. Two seasons at The Stratford Shakespeare Festival: “Judas” in JCS, “Connie Rivers” in Grapes of Wrath and “Che” in Evita, director Gary Griffin, earning Broadway World Awards for each. Josh played “Marius” in the National Tour of Les Misérables and “Tony” in the International Tour of West Side Story. Debut and new album Still Dreaming of Paradise are available on iTunes, Amazon, www.Josh-Young.com and at this theater’s merchandise stands wherever Evita merchandise is sold. B.F.A. Syracuse University. Tweet @joshpaulyoung

SEAn MacLAuGHLIn (Perón) was last seen on Broadway, U.S. and Canada as Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera. Other Broadway credits include: Bombay Dreams, the original casts of The Woman In White and Elton John’s Lestat. Off-Broadway: Tut (NYMF), Requiem for William, The Audience and Baby: In Concert (Transport Group). Some favorite regional credits include: Camelot (Lancelot), The Rainmaker (Starbuck), The Rink (Dino), Floyd Collins (Homer), Violet (Monty), Kennedy Center’s Sondheim Celebration: Merrily We Roll Along and many more. Film/TV: “Something the Lord Made” (HBO) and “South Pacific Live from Carnegie Hall” (PBS). Equity Member since 1999. For Elaine and Quinn.

DESI OAKLEY (Eva Alternate) is thrilled to be hitting the road with the cast of Evita! Broadway: Annie (Original revival cast), Wicked. National tour: Wicked. Regional: Ariel, The Little Mermaid; MTWichita. B.F.A., University of Michigan. After playing Eva Peron in college, it is an honor for her to portray this dynamic and powerful woman again. Gracious thanks to the Evita team, CGF Talent, and Telsey & Co. Endless love to family and friends, especially M&D, F, C&L, JLK, LG and A. For Daddy. Proverbs 3:5-6. www.desioakley.com

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CHRISTOPHER JOHnSTOnE (Magaldi). South Pacific first national tour Lincoln Center (Lt. Cable, u/s); Fiddler on the Roof Lyric Opera San Diego (Perchik); South Pacific Ogunquit Playhouse (Lt. Cable); Tommy! TCR (Capt. Walker); Dido & Aeneas Mark Morris Dance Group (Aeneas); A Little Night Music Boston Pops; Pirates of Penzance Glimmerglass; Mahagonny Tanglewood; The Apartment NYCFringe. TV: “All My Children,” “Personal Justice,” “Watch What’s Happening Live.” www.johnstonechristopher.com

KRYSTInA ALABADO (Mistress, Ensemble). Broadway: Green Day’s American Idiot. First National Tours: Spring Awakening, American Idiot (dir. Michael Mayer). Off-Broadway/Regional: Camp Wanatachi (La MaMa), Pregnancy Pact (Weston Playhouse, Yale), Table (Long Warf Theatre), Fall Springs (Ars Nova), Freckleface Strawberry (MMAC reading). Huge thanks to Dad, Mom, the twins, Terry and Marilyn my managers, Jo, CESD and Telsey & Co. Proud Equity member! @krystinaalabado

CHELSEY ARCE (Ensemble). Tours: Memphis (first national), Daniel Ezralow’s OPEN tour. Regional: BSC’s Guys & Dolls and STC’s Forum. Film/TV credits include Gone With The Bullets, The Other Guys, The Women, AMICI, “Ugly Betty,” 2014 Sochi Olympics. Commercial: Starbucks, Coca-Cola, Avon, Dancepaws, Microsoft, Beyoncé. Graduate of The Boston Conservatory. *Helen Hayes nominee. Special thanks to BlocNYC, Telsey and her family and friends for all their continued support.

RYAn K. BAILER (Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of Evita! Former credits include Les Misérables (third National Tour, Javert u/s), Evita (Chicago’s Marriott Lincolnshire, Peron u/s) and Forever Plaid (Chicago’s Royal George, Smudge). Ryan has a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from the University of Michigan, and is ever grateful to his friends and family for their love and support!

nICHOLAS BELTOn (Ensemble). Hair (Broadway and tour), Natasha Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, See Rock City & Other Destinations and Normal (Duke on 42nd), Wicked (Chicago), My Life With Albertine (Playwrights Horizons). Regional: Turn of the Century (Goodman Theatre), Carousel (Long Wharf Theatre), Court Theatre, Chicago

Shakespeare, Fords Theatre, Crossroads and Idaho Shakespeare. Nick’s also a private chef. www.kitchensurfing.com/nicholasbelton

ROnALD L. BROWn (Ensemble). Tours: Man of La Mancha (Cervantes), My Fair Lady, Evita (Juan Peron). Regional: Red (Mark Rothko), Camelot (Merlyn/Pellinore), Evita (Juan Peron), Annie and Annie Warbucks (Daddy Warbucks), Man of La Mancha (Cervantes), Cats (Old Deuteronomy), The Secret Garden (Archibald), The Light in the Piazza, On The Twentieth Century, many others. Proud and active member of Actors’ Equity Association.

KRISTEn SMITH DAVIS (Ensemble). National tours: South Pacific (Lincoln Center revival) and White Christmas. Regional: Oliver! (Bet), Show Boat (Kim), Fiddler on the Roof (Chava), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Alice), Singin’ in the Rain (Kathy Selden), 42nd Street (Peggy Sawyer), Beauty and the Beast (Belle), An American in Paris (world premiere). Love to her new husband, Jeremy. www.kristensmithdavis.com

MARIA fAILLA (Ensemble). Tours: Rosalia (“Somewhere” solo)/Maria u/s (West Side Story international tour). Regional: Pirates of Penzance (Bristol Riverside), The Vagabond King, Man of la Mancha, Call Me Madam (CLOC). Third place, American Traditions Competition, and Lys Symonette Award for “Extraordinary Promise as a Singing/Actor,” 2012 Lotta Lenya Competition. B.M. from Rice University. www.mariafailla.com

TOnY HOWELL (Ensemble). Off-Broadway: 50 Shades of F****d Up (original cast), Broadway Varietease (Swing). Tours: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Swing, u/s Lefou). Regional: Show Boat (Kennedy Center), Cabaret (Merry-Go-Round Playhouse) and Cats (Gateway Playhouse) et al. Founder of Creative Social Media. Let’s connect at www.Tony-Howell.com and @TonyHowell!

ERIC AnTHOnY JOHnSOn (Ensemble). GAHHH! Life’s AMAZING! National tours: West Side Story (first national), Elf (‘13), Miss Saigon. Regional: American Repertory Theater, Sacramento Music Circus, Kennedy Center and KC Starlight. Infinite thanks to The Price Group, Chris, Craig and the Evita team! Love to Boston Conservatory, friends, Emily, Mom, Dad and 6u. For all the kids who dream of dancing on stage—IT’S POSSIBLE!

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Who’s WhoCHRIS KOTERA (Ensemble). A Kansas native, Chris is excited for his first national tour! Regional: Riverside, Pioneer Theatre, KC Starlight, Casa Mañana, STAGES St. Louis, Pennsylvania Shakespeare, New Theatre Restaurant and Discoveryland! Chris is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma and currently a student at the Upright Citizens Brigade. Much thanks to family, friends, coaches and especially teachers!

IAn LIBERTO (Swing, Dance Captain). Broadway: Chaplin (OBC); How To Succeed…; Promises, Promises; Billy Elliot. Tours: A Chorus Line, Thoroughly Modern Millie and Billy Elliot. Regional: Paper Mill, TUTS, Sac Muisic Circus, Ravinia Festival, Marriott Theatre, Gateway, Kennedy Center. Love to mom and Kasey. Graduate of Millikin University. @ianliberto

ALISOn MAHOnEY (Ensemble). NYC: Ragtime anniversary concert (Avery Fisher), Church (Public Theater), Dream of Love (Lincoln Center). Regional: A Little Night Music (Baltimore Center Stage), Ragtime, The Sound of Music (Paper Mill), The King and I (OSTC). Soloist: Avery Fisher, Alice Tully, Boston Esplanade, the Vatican. As The Singing Baker: Food Network, CBS from the Couch and Playbill.com. Thanks to friends and family. www.alisonmahoney.com

ROBIn MASELLA (Swing, Assistant Dance Captain) is thrilled to be making her touring debut with Evita! NY Credits: Candide (Lincoln Center/NYCO). Regional favorites include Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Crazy For You, Seven Brides…, Carnival!, Show Boat. Has performed regionally at Sacramento Music Circus, Goodspeed, TUTS & KC Starlight. Commercials: “NBC Ford/Smash.” Love to Dad, Mom and Benji for their endless support!

MEGAn ORT (Ensemble). Touring debut! Previous credits: The Music Man (Zaneeta Shinn) and Annie Get Your Gun (Dolly Tate cover) at The Glimmerglass Festival; Legally Blonde (Elle Woods), Gianni Schicchi (Lauretta), Coram Boy (Young Alexander/Aaron). Proud and recent graduate of Ithaca College, B.F.A. Musical Theatre. Infinite thanks to Telsey+Co, Kristen Blodgette, Marc Webster, the HD, the GG, and especially Mom, Dad and Caitlin!

KATERInA PAPACOSTAS (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her touring debut! New York: Featured ensemble of Ever After directed by Kathleen Marshall, The Protagonists directed by Chris Gattelli. Other credits include Ethel Toffelmeir, Marian u/s Kate Baldwin in The Music Man (Arena Stage); Wendy in Mousical directed by Julie Andrews (Goodspeed); and Judy in White Christmas (Northern Stage). Many thanks to the entire Evita team for this incredible opportunity! Filakia MBNZ! katerinapapacostas.com

MORGAn ROSE (Swing). Favorite credits: Shrek the Musical (first national), Dear Edwina (Off B’way), A Chorus Line (MSMT), George M! (TBTS), Funny Girl (Westchester). B.F.A. MT FSU! Enormous thanks to my descamisados, Chris, Seth, Kristen, Craig/Telsey, Kate, Al, Ricky, Tim, Steven, Rach, Amanda, Jonathan, Raumakers, MNM and MSA! Her work is inspired by her parents and dedicated to the memory of her brother, Dustin.

PAIGE SILVESTER (Ensemble) is grateful and excited to be touring for the first time! Favorite credits include The Sound of Music, Oliver! and A Little Night Music at Sacramento Music Circus, Chicago at MUNY and Cats at North Carolina Theatre. Paige is a recent graduate of the University of Michigan. She sends love and thanks to family, friends, BLOC, Telsey & Co and Dan.

JOHnnY STELLARD (Ensemble). Broadway: Evita. Off-Broadway: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Regional: MTWichita, Arkansas Rep., Geva Theatre, NCTheatre. TV: “Live from Lincoln Center: American Songbook Series” (PBS). Other: Hollywood Bowl (Kristin Chenoweth in Concert), Sweeney Todd in Concert (Pittsburgh Bach Choir). Grand Rapids, MI native. B.F.A. Music Theatre from Elon University, Dance Minor. Thank you Craig, Kristen, Seth and Chris. Dedicated to Grandma Lydia.

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Who’s WhoSALLY Ann SWARM (Ensemble) thanks many… Broadway/national tours: Cats (closing company), Show Boat, The Phantom of the Opera and Dr. Dolittle with Tommy Tune. Regional: Tintypes (Anna Held), My Way: Frank Sinatra Tribute (Leading Lady), Jekyll & Hyde (Lady Beaconsfield), Carousel (Julie) and George M! (Nellie Cohan). Off-Broadway: Menopause The Musical (Soap Star) with NYC CD recording, and Dames At Sea (Mona).

TuG WATSOn (Swing) is thrilled to be a part of this production. Previous credits include the national tours of Young Frankenstein (Swing), Cats (Munkustrap) and Annie (Ensemble). Tug has also performed at Casa Mañana, Merry-Go-Round Playhouse, Syracuse Stage and Light Opera Works in Chicago. A proud member of AEA, a graduate of Syracuse University, and son of Drew and Becky, he hopes you enjoy the show!

THE REALLY uSEfuL GROuP (RuG) (Licensor) has produced, co-produced or licensed throughout the world Aspects of Love, The Beautiful Game, Bombay Dreams, By Jeeves, Cats, Daisy Pulls It Off, Evita, The Hired Man, Jeeves Takes Charge, Jesus Christ Superstar, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, La Bête, Lend Me a Tenor, Love Never Dies, The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, On Your Toes, The Phantom of the Opera, Shirley Valentine, The Sound of Music, Song & Dance, Starlight Express, Sunset Boulevard, Tell Me on a Sunday, Whistle Down the Wind, The Wizard of Oz and The Woman in White. RUG is wholly owned by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

TIM RICE (Book/Lyrics) got the idea for Evita driving to a dinner in London in 1973, hearing part of a radio program about her remarkable life. He remembered her from his schoolboy stamp collection, and after further research realized her fantastic story might be the musical to prove that he and Andrew Lloyd Webber were not one-hit wonders. His first new stage musical in thirteen years, From Here to Eternity, based on James Jones’ 1951 masterpiece novel—music by Stuart Brayson, opens (or has opened, depending on when you’re reading this) in the West End in October 2013. www.timrice.co.uk

AnDREW LLOYD WEBBER (Music and Orchestrations) is best known as a composer. His musicals include The Phantom of the Opera, Evita,

Cats, Sunset Boulevard and Jesus Christ Superstar. His recent producer credits include A.R. Rahman’s Bombay Dreams, The Sound of Music and The Wizard of Oz. He pioneered casting for musical theatre on TV with the International Emmy award-winning “How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria?” His awards include an Oscar, seven Tonys, three Grammys, two International Emmys, seven Olivier Awards and the Kennedy Center Honor. His latest work is based on the life of Dr. Stephen Ward. He was knighted in 1992 and created an honorary life peer in 1997.

MICHAEL GRAnDAGE (Director) is Artistic Director of the Michael Grandage Company in London. He was Artistic Director of the Donmar Warehouse (2002–2012) and Sheffield Theatres (2000–2005). He is the recipient of Tony, Drama Desk, Olivier, Evening Standard and Critics’ Circle Awards. Work includes: The Cripple of Inishmaan with Daniel Radcliffe, Peter and Alice with Judi Dench and Ben Whishaw, 25 productions for the Donmar Warehouse including Red (UK & NYC), Hamlet with Jude Law (UK & NYC), Frost/Nixon (UK & U.S.). Michael is President of the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and was appointed CBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours 2011.

ROB ASHfORD (Choreographer). Broadway—Director/Choreographer: How To Succeed (Tony nominations, Direction and Choreography); Promises, Promises (Tony nomination, Choreography); Choreographer: Thoroughly Modern Millie (Tony Award, Best Choreography), Evita (Tony nomination), The Wedding Singer (Tony nomination), Cry-Baby (Tony nomination), Curtains (Tony nomination); Director: Cat On A Hot Tin Roof. London—Director: Anna Christie (Donmar; Olivier Award), A Streetcar Named Desire (Donmar; Olivier nomination), Macbeth at Manchester International Festival; Director/Choreographer: Parade (Donmar; Olivier nominations, Direction and Choreography); Choreographer: Evita (Olivier nomination), Guys and Dolls (Olivier nomination), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Olivier nomination), Forum (National Theatre). Other: “The 81st Annual Academy Awards” (Emmy Award, Choreography).

SETH SKLAR-HEYn (Tour Director). Broadway: The Phantom of the Opera (Production Supervisor), Evita (Associate Director), A Little Night Music (Associate Director), Finian’s Rainbow (Associate

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(Jacobs). He has designed over 200 productions including many in the UK for the National Theatre, Donmar Warehouse, Royal Opera House, Royal Shakespeare Company and in the West End.

MICK POTTER (Sound Design) has designed numerous world premiere, West End and Broadway musicals. Recent sound designs include Miss Saigon, Saturday Night Fever, Bombay Dreams, Zorro, The Woman in White, Whistle Down the Wind, Evita, Joseph…, Love Never Dies, The Sound of Music, Sister Act, The Wizard of Oz, Betty Blue Eyes, The Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables. Awards include an Olivier for The Woman in White London and Parnelli Award for Phantom of the Opera Las Vegas.

RICHARD MAWBEY (Wig and Hair Design) owns London’s Wig Specialities. Theatre: La Cage aux Folles, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Frost/Nixon, Hairspray, South Pacific, Legally Blonde, Passion, End of the Rainbow, White Christmas, Piaf, Sweet Charity, Evita, Guys and Dolls, The Producers, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Merrily We Roll Along, the Donmar West End season. Television: “Little Britain,” “Poirot.” Film: The Ghost Writer, Titanic, Star Wars, Dumbledore in Harry Potter. Personal wigmaker to Sean Connery, Dame Edna, Kylie Minogue, Madonna.

ZACHARY BOROVAY (Projection Design). Recent Broadway credits include No Man’s Land, Waiting For Godot, Evita, Elf, Lombardi (Drama Desk nom.), Rock of Ages (London, national tour, Las Vegas, etc.), A Catered Affair (Drama Desk nom.), Xanadu (national tour, Japan). Additional selected credits include Chaplin (La Jolla Playhouse), Peepshow (Planet Hollywood Casino, Las Vegas), The Radio City Christmas Spectacular and Voyage de la Vie (RWI, Sentosa, Singapore). Zachary is on the board of trustees of United Scenic Artists Local 829. borovay.com

TELSEY + COMPAnY (Casting). Broadway/tours: If/Then, The Bridges of Madison County, All the Way, Motown, Kinky Boots, Newsies, Rock of Ages, Wicked, Porgy and Bess, Sister Act, Million Dollar Quartet. Off-Broadway: Atlantic, MCC, Signature. Regional: A.R.T., Dallas Theater Center, Goodman, La Jolla, Paper Mill, Signature. Film: Into the Woods, The Last Five Years, The Odd Life of Timothy Green, Friends with Kids, Margin Call, Sex and the

Director), Good Vibrations (Associate Director), Mary Stuart (Assistant Director), Rock’n’Roll (Assistant Director), Frost/Nixon (Assistant Director), The Coast of Utopia (Assistant to the Director). Off-Broadway/Encores!: Cotton Club Parade (Assistant Director). U.S. National Tour: Billy Elliot (Resident Director). Previously for Michael Grandage, Seth directed the U.S. National Tour of Frost/Nixon in 2009, starring Stacy Keach and Alan Cox. Seth serves as Executive Producer for Cameron Mackintosh Inc. in N.Y. Graduate of Vassar College.

CHRIS BAILEY (Tour Choreographer). Choreography—2013 CBS Tony Awards opening number. Movement Director—Cyrano De Bergerac, Roundabout Theatre company. Tours as Choreographer: Shrek (US), The Wedding Singer (US), Guys and Dolls (UK, Australia), Thoroughly Modern Millie (UK). Associate choreography—2013 Academy Awards. Broadway: Evita; How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying; Promises, Promises; Cry-Baby. West End: Guys and Dolls, Evita, Once in a Lifetime, Candide (also Paris). Film: Beyond the Sea.

JEnnIE fORD (Associate Choreography). Choreography credits range from Opera to Broadway; working closely with numerous Tony Award-winning choreographers. Performing credits: 7 Broadway musicals and 4 albums. She has been hired as “teacher to the stars” such as Nick Jonas, Darren Criss, Beau Bridges, George Wendt, Ronn Moss, Jerry Mathers. Author of a new “how-to” book series for Broadway. www.BeTheBestOnBroadway.com

CHRISTOPHER ORAM (Set and Costume Design) is the recipient of Tony, Oliver, Evening Standard, Critics’ Circle, Garland and Ovation Awards for his work both here in the U.S. and in the UK. Currently the set and costume designer for the Michael Grandage Company season at the Noel Coward Theatre in the West End.

nEIL AuSTIn (Lighting Design). Recipient of the 2010 Tony Award and Drama Desk Award for Red at the Golden Theatre and the 2011 Laurence Olivier Award for The White Guard at the National Theatre, London. Other Broadway credits include A Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Rodgers), Evita (Marquis), Hamlet (Broadhurst), The Seafarer (Booth), Frost/ Nixon

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Who’s WhoDAVID CHASE (Dance Arrangements) is thrilled to once again be part of the Grandage and Ashford team. West End (dance arranger): Evita, Guys and Dolls. Current Broadway: music supervisor/arranger/adapter for Cinderella, music director/arranger: How to Succeed…; dance arranger: Anything Goes; music supervisor/arranger: Nice Work If You Can Get It. Music education: Harvard Biology degree.

TIMOTHY R. MACKABEE (Associate Set Design). Broadway: Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth (directed by Spike Lee). Lincoln Center Theatre, Public Theater. Regional: Dallas Theatre Center, Portland Center Stage, Syracuse Stage, Yale Rep, Paper Mill Playhouse, Asolo Rep, Studio Theatre. TV: “Smash,” “The Today Show.” Education: North Carolina School of the Arts, Yale School of Drama. timothymackabeedesign.com

AMAnDA SEYMOuR (Associate Costume Designer). Recent credits: Paul’s Case, Urban Arias; Exile, Lawnpeople at the Cherry Lane Theatre; Don Pasquale, Armide at the Juilliard School; Bumbug the Muscial, The Clurman: Theatre Row; The Sound of Music, Paper Mill Playhouse; The Family Room, Arclight Theatre; Lydia, Yale Repertory Theatre. Broadway assistant credits: Chaplin the Musical; Nice Work If You Can Get It; Present Laughter.

KRISTInA KLOSS (Associate Lighting Designer). Evita (Broadway), Billy Elliot (Broadway, first national, second national), Mary Poppins (Broadway, first national). Broadway: First Date, August Osage County, Faith Healer, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Glass Menagerie, Urban Cowboy. Metropolitan Opera House, Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Member of United Scenic Artists 829. For Pumpkin.

TOnY SMOLEnSKI (Associate Sound).

DRISCOLL OTTO (Associate Projection Design). Recently: Lighting Design Rock of Ages (Norwegian Cruise Line), Lighting/Projections Antony & Cleopatra (Houston Shakespeare Festival). Regional: Dallas Theatre Center, The Hangar Theater, Flatrock Playhouse, Reprise Theatre Company, Houston Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Dallas, Utah Festival Opera, and Trinity Rep. Associate designer (Broadway): Evita, Elf, Ann, Rock of Ages, After Miss Julie and Race.

City 1 & 2. TV: “Masters of Sex,” “The Sound of Music Live!,” “Smash,” “The Big C,” commercials. www.telseyandco.com

JASOn GOLDSBERRY (Makeup Design) is proud to make his Broadway design debut with this astounding show and amazing creative team! Many thanks to family and friends for undying support, especially my sweetheart Bryan and my CC. This one’s for Amy!

DAVID CuLLEn (Co-Orchestrator) studied composition with Howard Ferguson and Richard Rodney Bennett at the Royal Academy of Music in the 1960s. He is best known as an orchestrator of musicals, particularly those of Andrew Lloyd Webber – Cats, Starlight Express, Song and Dance, Aspects of Love, Sunset Boulevard, By Jeeves, Whistle Down the Wind, The Beautiful Game, The Phantom of the Opera, The Woman in White, Love Never Dies and most recently The Wizard of Oz.

KRISTEn BLODGETTE (Music Supervisor). Credits: Evita with Ricky Martin (Broadway), The Phantom of the Opera (Broadway, North American companies, Stuttgart, Hamburg, Basel, Antwerp, Copenhagen, Mexico City, Madrid, Buenos Aires); Cats (Broadway, national tours, Hamburg, Copenhagen); Sunset Boulevard; Jesus Christ Superstar; The Woman in White; Mary Poppins; LoveMusik; Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; Annie Get Your Gun with Deborah Voigt (Glimmerglass); Bounce directed by Harold Prince (Goodman, Kennedy Center); tours of On Your Toes, Jerry’s Girls, Barnum; and rehearsal pianist for Carrie with Betty Buckley.

WILLIAM WALDROP (Associate Music Supervisor/Music Director/Conductor). Broadway: Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Evita. National tours: The Phantom of The Opera, Cats. Off-Broadway: Donnybrook!, A Tree Grows In Brooklyn. Las Vegas: Phantom—The Las Vegas Spectacular, Hedwig and The Angry Inch. As a composer, William’s songs (with lyricist Robert Williamson) have been heard in cabarets and theatres across the country. In New York City: Birdland, The Laurie Beechman Theatre, The Duplex, New World Stages. William is a proud graduate of The Peabody Conservatory of Music (M.M.) and The University of Mississippi (B.M.). Love to Mom and Dad!

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Who’s WhoTheater for Young Audience. His first Broadway show was The Music Man starring Dick Van Dyke and directed by the legendary Michael Kidd. John comes to Evita directly from the smash first national tour of Sister Act. He considers himself “just an old road dog” and thrives on tour! A 38-year member of Actors’ Equity Association, he served on their National Governing Council and as a “Tony” voter. Thank you for your support of live theater!

TREY JOHnSOn (Stage Manager) is excited to be a part of the Evita family. His credits include: Broadway: A Streetcar Named Desire; Off-Broadway: The Last Five Years, Fun Home, The Broken Heart; multiple workshops and readings. Northern Arizona Grad. Proud Member AEA. Love to his family and friends for their constant support.

MICHELLE HELLER (Ass istant Stage Manager). Broadway: No Man’s Land and Waiting for Godot, Annie, Breakfast at Tiffany’s. New York: Tough Titty, La hija de Rappaccini, Instinct. Regional: No Man’s Land, Misery, Williamstown Theatre Festival, the Old Globe. University of Maryland. Much love to Mom and Dad.

RYAn P. MuRPHY (Production Manager) is currently in his seventh season with Troika Entertainment, having worked on more than 40 national and international tours with a wide range of amazing artists. Current projects include the first national tours of Sister Act, Ghost: The Musical and Evita, as well as tours of West Side Story, Bring It On and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new production of The Wizard of Oz. Prior to joining Troika, Ryan spent time as a Production Supervisor, Stage Manager and Executive Producer. Originally from Buffalo, NY, Ryan would also like to thank his family, friends and soon-to-be husband Joe for all their love and support.

JOE CHRISTOPHER (General Manager) presented and produced over 65 productions and special events as the Associate General Manager and Coordinator of Theater Programming at The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. His favorite Kennedy Center credits include the Tony Award-nominated Broadway revivals of Follies and Ragtime, four seasons of Barbara Cook’s Spotlight Series, critically acclaimed festivals celebrating the works of August Wilson & Terrence McNally, Master Class starring Tyne Daly, Thurgood starring

JEnnY PEnDERGRAfT (Wig & Hair Supervisor) is a NYC based hair dresser. Broadway credits include: Evita, Wicked, Bye Bye Birdie and The Little Mermaid. Thanks to Eddie for opening my eyes to this world, to Patrick for supporting me in every new adventure and to my Angels for guiding me!

DAVID LAI (Music Coordinator). Broad way: Mary Poppins, Bonnie & Clyde, Wonderland, South Pacific, The Woman in White, Jesus Christ Superstar, Riverdance. Broadway conductor: Miss Saigon and The Phantom of the Opera for last 15 years. Producer: West Side Story (Grammy), Promises, Promises and South Pacific (Grammy noms.).

TALITHA fEHR (Music Coordinator). National tours: Sister Act, Catch Me If You Can, West Side Story, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Wizard of Oz, Come Fly Away, Mamma Mia!, A Christmas Story, Fiddler on the Roof, Jesus Christ Superstar, Cats, Chicago, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Chita Rivera A Dancer’s Life, Movin’Out, and 101 Dalmatians. International/Asian tours: West Side Story, Sound of Music, Swing!, Cinderella, and The King and I. Broadway: A Christmas Story, The Pirate Queen, pre-production and development of Twyla Tharp’s Come Fly Away, the 2012 Toronto launch of Wizard of Oz, and the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

STuART AnDREWS (Synthesizer Programmer). Broadway and West End: Mary Poppins, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, The Woman in White, Jesus Christ Superstar. West End: The Wizard of Oz, Betty Blue Eyes, Love Never Dies, Oliver!, Evita, The Sound of Music.

BOnnIE PAnSOn (Production Stage Manager). Broadway: 26 productions including Bring It On, Spider-Man, Chicago, Dance of the Vampires, Private Lives, Blast, Seussical, Civil War, On the Town, Bring in ‘da Noise/Funk, Starlight Express, The Odd Couple, Pirates of Penzance. Tours: Bring It On and multiple versions of The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber. St. Louis Muny: South Pacific. Off-Broadway: The Last Five Years, A New Brain. Proud mom of her college kid, Jenny Spicola.

JOHn M. GALO (Production Stage Manager) has extensive credits on Broadway, on the road and regionally. He started his career with TheaterWorksUSA traveling the country doing

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Who’s WhoJAMES L. nEDERLAnDER (Producer). President of Nederlander Organization and son of James M. Nederlander (Chairman). Mr. Nederlander is currently represented on Broadway with Priscilla, Spider-Man. Other credits include West Side Story, Next to Normal, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Movin’ Out, The Tragedy of Carmen (recipient of a special Tony Award).

TERRY ALLEn KRAMER (Producer). Credits (partial listing): Sugar Babies; Me and My Girl: The Goat… (Tony Award); Movin’ Out (Tony Award); Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?; Cyrano; West Side Story; 9 to 5; The Addams Family; The Merchant of Venice; Race; Promises, Promises; Spider-Man Turn of the Dark; Priscilla Queen of the Desert; Mike Tyson: The Undisputed Truth; Kinky Boots (Tony Award); and I’ll Eat You Last.

AnTHOnY nICHOLSOn (Producer). Director of Foundation Board of University of Central Florida. Broadway: Evita with Ricky Martin, The Best Man with James Earl Jones, Porgy and Bess, Matilda and Cinderella.

TOM & COnnIE WALSH (Producers). Broadway: Kinky Boots (Tony winner), First Date. Long-time supporters of the nonprofit performing arts in Seattle. Board members of the 5th Avenue Theatre and the Pacific Northwest Ballet.

ROY fuRMAn (Producer). Currently on Broadway: The Book of Mormon (Tony Award), Cinderella, Annie, Big Fish and After Midnight. Later this season: Bullets Over Broadway the Musical, Betrayal and Rocky. Previous productions include: Lucky Guy, War Horse (Tony), West Side Story, The History Boys (Tony), Gypsy, Spamalot (Tony), The Color Purple and Fosse (Tony).

YASuHIRO KAWAnA (Producer). Broadway: First Date; Let It Be; Kinky Boots (Tony Award); Evita; Catch Me If You Can; Come Fly Away; Legally Blonde. He has co-presented Rain: A Tribute To The Beatles; The Full Monty; Fosse; in Japan and Japanese local productions of Promises, Promises; Side Show; Grease; All Shook Up; Brooklyn; Titanic; Sweet Charity; The Producers; The Boy From Oz; Never Gonna Dance.

Laurence Fishburne and numerous other special events. National Tours: Sister Act, Shear Madness, Evita, Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new production of The Wizard of Oz.

HAL LufTIG (Producer). Winner of four Tony Awards and London’s Olivier Award, Hal Luftig has worked on and off-Broadway for the past 25 years. Broadway: Kinky Boots, Evita, Catch Me If You Can, Come Fly Away, West Side Story, All My Sons, Legally Blonde, The Times They Are A-Changin’, Whoopi, Movin’ Out, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Annie Get Your Gun, High Society, The Diary of Anne Frank, The King and I, Moon Over Buffalo, Angels in America, Jelly’s Last Jam, The Secret Garden. He is currently developing The Last Goodbye, with the music of Jeff Buckley. Hal has an M.F.A. from Columbia University, and an ulcer from tension.

TROIKA EnTERTAInMEnT (Producer) has been the innovator in touring musical theater productions for over two decades, producing shows throughout North, Central, and South America, Europe and Asia. Additionally, the company is experienced in casino and leisure markets having produced for the Wynn, Caesars, Grand Casino, Hilton, Eldorado and Harrah’s. Current and upcoming productions include Annie, Bring It On: The Musical, Evita, Ghost, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Sister Act and West Side Story. With strong ties to the Broadway community, Troika prides itself on delivering top quality productions to audiences worldwide. Please visit us at www.troika.com.

RAnDALL A. BuCK (Producer) has produced more than 50 productions across the globe for Troika Entertainment. Before joining Troika in 1999, Mr. Buck was Vice President and General Manager for Livent in Toronto. Mr. Buck was a stage manager for more than 20 years, surviving a year with Mary Martin and Carol Channing in Jimmy Kirkwood’s Legends!, a year in Japan with Siegfried & Roy, opening The Phantom of the Opera Music Box Company and opening Show Boat on Broadway. When not on the road Randy can be found in the Washington, D.C. area with his wife, Angela, and their daughter Sierra Ashley Buck.

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GLASS HALf fuLL PRODuCTIOnS (Producer). Managing members: Adam Blanshay and Gareth Lake. Broadway: Twelfth Night/Richard III. London: I Can’t Sing—The X Factor Musical (London Palladium). UK Tour: Shrek The Musical. Thanks to Hal. www.ghfproductions.co.uk

RICARDO HORnOS (Producer). Broadway: Evita, The Heiress, Cinderella, The Trip to Bountiful, Big Fish. Buenos Aires: Spanish-speaking versions of Young Frankenstein, A Steady Rain, The Norman Conquests, Good People (all in association with Pablo Kompel). Film (in development): Omelette Surprise, Fernando in Arizona, Yankee Doodle Day. Board: Symphony Space.

SCOTT SAnDERS PRODuCTIOnS (Producer). Scott Sanders is an Emmy and Tony Award-winning theatre, film and television producer. Broadway: The Color Purple, with partner Oprah Winfrey; The Pee-wee Herman Show (Broadway and Los Angeles); Evita starring Ricky Martin. Additional Broadway: Elaine Stritch: At Liberty and upcoming—After Midnight, the new jazz musical created with Wynton Marsalis. Other musicals in development: Coal Miner’s Daughter, starring Zooey Deschanel as Loretta Lynn and Houdini, with a score by Stephen Schwartz, directed by Jack O’Brien and starring Hugh Jackman. In 2012 Sony Pictures Entertainment partnered with the company to adapt and develop stage musicals from SPE’s film library.

CAROL fInEMAn (Producer). Broadway: Evita, The Pee-wee Herman Show. Worth Street: Christopher Shinn’s Four, The Normal Heart, Drama Desk for The Stage Door Canteen. Headed press at the Public for 11 years. Highlight credits there (downtown and Broadway): The Tempest, Noise/Funk, Elaine Stritch: At Liberty, The Seagull w/Meryl Streep. Currently, Producer & VP/Theatre, Scott Sanders Productions.

BRIAn SMITH (Producer). Broadway: Kinky Boots (Tony Award), Evita, Catch Me If You Can. NYC: The Harmonious Pimps of Harmony…, Camp Wanatachi, Yes We Can, PINK!. Artistic Director, Down Payment Productions. 2010 NY Innovative Theatre Award, Outstanding Director.

ALLAn S. GORDOn/ADAM S. GORDOn (Producers). Allan has received Tony Awards for Rent, Death of a Salesman, Hairspray and Spamalot. Allan’s career spans the fields of theatre, law, investment banking, real estate and venture capital. Together, Allan and Adam’s credits include The Pee-wee Herman Show, Peter and the Starcatcher, and Tony Awards in 2013 for Kinky Boots and Pippin.

RAInBOW TOuR PRODuCTIOnS (Producer). The Broadway Consortium (Van Dean & Kenny Howard): 8 Broadway shows, 1 Tony Award, 4 Tony nominations, 18 albums. Thanks BMiller, BroadwayConsortium.com and BroadwayRecords.com; Wendy federman: 2 Tony Awards, 13 Tony Nominations, 25 Broadway shows; Carl Moellenberg: 5 Tony Awards, 26 Broadway productions, 5 national tours.

MICHAEL J. MORITZ, JR. (Producer). Broadway producer, record producer, music director, entertainment entrepreneur from Youngstown, Ohio. Broadway producing credits include Big Fish, One Night With Janis Joplin, Beautiful: The Carole King Story. Album producing credits include Norbert Leo Butz (Memory and Mayhem), Aaron Tveit (Radio In My Head). michaelmoritz.com

PITTSBuRGH CLO (Producer). Under the direction of Van Kaplan this not-for-profit arts organization appreciates the support of nearly 200,000 patrons each year and produces a subscription series, educational programs, national tours, develops and invests in new works, including 18 Broadway shows (24 Tony Awards®) and is a founder of The National High School Musical Theater Awards (PBS). www.pittsburghCLO.org

JOHn and DIAnE CHACHAS (Producer). John is the Managing Partner of Methuselah Advisors and a Board Member of Gump’s San Francisco & PrePlay Sports. Diane is a Board Member of Parents in Action. Broadway: Kinky Boots; Tour: Evita.

JuST fOR LAuGHS THEATRICALS (Producer). CEO Adam Blanshay, Chairman Gilbert Rozon. Subsidiary of Just for Laughs. Broadway: Bullets Over Broadway, Twelfth Night/Richard III, Kinky Boots. London: I Can’t Sing—The X Factor Musical, A Chorus Line (London Palladium), Chimerica, Merrily We Roll Along, Old Times (Harold Pinter

Who’s WhoHistory of Shows

THE ADDAMS FAMILY ....................................... 2012A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING ......................2012-13A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS CAROL .................. 1992-2013ALWAYS PATSY CLINE ....................................... 2007ANNIE ......................................1989, '96, 2003, '12ANNIE GET YOUR GUN .................. 1950, '52, '56, '60,

'72, '81, '88, 2008ANYTHING GOES .........................1942, '77, '86, 2000APPLAUSE ..................................................... 1973ARTHUR GODFREY REVUE ................................. 1964BABES IN TOYLAND ................................... 1943, '52BALALAIKA ................................................... 1947BARRY MANILOW’S COPACABANA ................. 2000, '09BELLS ARE RINGING ............................... 1959, 2001BEST FOOT FORWARD ....................................... 1955BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TExAS ................. 1987THE BIG BANG ............................................... 2008BITTERSWEET..................................... 1946, '51, '54BLOOMER GIRL............................................... 1948BLOSSOM TIME .............................................. 1953BOHEMIAN GIRL............................................. 1951BOMBAY DREAMS: ........................................... 2006THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE ............................... 1954BRIGADOON.................... 1950, '55, '60, '65, '74, '82,

'92, 2001BROADWAY TONIGHT ....................................... 1971BUDDY - THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY .............. 2000, '13BYE, BYE BIRDIE ................................ 1967, '72, '99CABARET ................................................. 1979, '95CALL ME MADAM ............................................ 1953CALAMITY JANE ............................................. 1961CAMELOT.......................1965, '72, '79, '91, '98, 2007CAN CAN ..................................... 1958, '62, '75, '86CARNIVAL ..................................................... 1982CAROL BURNETT REVUE ................................... 1962CAROUSEL ...............1952, '57, '63, '78, '85, '92, 2005CASPER THE MUSICAL...................................... 2001THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE ................................ 1947CATS ......................1987, '89, '90, '91, '92, '94, 2007CHESS .......................................................... 1997THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER ........................... 1949, '61A CHORUS LINE ..........................1980, '89, 2001, '12CINDERELLA ...................................... 1981, '90, '97COME FLY AWAY .............................................. 2012COMPANY ............................................. 1977, 2001THE COLOR PURPLE ......................................... 2008COUNTESS MARITZA ........................................ 1947CRAZY FOR YOU .............................................. 1999CURTAINS ..................................................... 2010DAMN YANKEES .................................. 1957, '61, '76DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN ......................2011-12, '13THE DESERT SONG ....................... 1947, '50, '52, '56,

'66, '85, '96DESTRY RIDES AGAIN ...................................... 1961DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST ..................... 2006DISNEY’S HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL ...................... 2007DISNEY'S THE LITTLE MERMAID ......................... 2013DIxIE'S TUPPERWARE PARTY ............................. 2012DOCTOR DOLITTLE ........................................... 2005DONALD AND DEBBIE - TOGETHER AGAIN............ 1988DREAMGIRLS ................................................. 20048-TRACK, THE SOUNDS OF THE 70'S ................... 2009EVITA ............................................ 1985, '91, 2000FAME ........................................................... 1993FANNY .................................................... 1956, '80FIDDLER ON THE ROOF ........... 975, '86, '94, 2002, '12FINIAN’S RAINBOW ................................... 1951, '77FIORELLO! ..................................................... 1993THE FIREFLY ............................................ 1952, '63FLOWER DRUM SONG ....................................... 1962FOLLIES ........................................................ 1983FORBIDDEN BROADWAY ................................... 2006FOREVER PLAID ............................ 2004-05, 2009-10FOOTLOOSE .................................................... 201442ND STREET .......................1985, '90, '96, 2006, '13THE FULL MONTY ............................................ 2007FUNNY GIRL ..............................1967, '69, '88, 2003A FUNNY THING/FORUM ............................ 1973, '86GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES ........................... 1953GEORGE M! ..................................... 1976, '85, 2002GIGI....................................................... 1974, '98GIRL CRAZY ................................................... 1951GIRLS ONLY: THE SECRET COMEDY OF WOMEN ...... 2012

GODSPELL ..................................................... 1995GOOD NEWS ............................................. 1949, '79GRAND HOTEL ................................................ 1999GREASE ............................................... 1989, 2006THE GREAT WALTZ ................... 1947, '50, '53, '57, '66GUYS AND DOLLS............1955, '59, '66, '75, '84, 2002GYPSY .............................................. 1962, '77, '97HAIRSPRAY ................................................... 2010HALF A SIxPENCE ........................................... 1978HAPPY HUNTING ............................................ 1958THE HAPPY TIME &

THE “SOCK IT TO ME GANG” ...........................1969HARRY BELAFONTE ......................................... 1962HELLO, DOLLY! ...................................... 1986, 2004HIGH BUTTON SHOES ................................ 1952, '72HIT THE DECK ................................................ 1948HOT MIKADO ................................................. 1994HOW NOW, DOW JONES .................................... 1969HOW TO SUCCEED/WITHOUT

REALLY TRYING ..................................... 1966, '78I DO! I DO! ................................................... 1979I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE ........ 2008INTO THE WOODS .................................. 1996, 2009JACK BENNY SHOW ......................................... 1967JANE MORGAN SHOW....................................... 1968JEKYLL & HYDE ........................................ 2002, '11JERRY LEWIS REVUE ........................................ 1962JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR ................. 1985, '92, 2011JOLSON, THE MUSICAL .................................... 1999JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING

TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT ................... 1998, 2009JUDGE JACKIE JUSTICE -

A NEW MUSICAL COMEDY ..............................2014THE KING AND I .............1956, '60, '65, '74, '89, 2004KISMET ................................. 1956, '60, '65, '77, '87KISS ME, KATE ............1950, '55, '61, '68, '73, '82, '97LA CAGE AUx FOLLES................................. 1985, '97LADY IN THE DARK ......................................... 1953THE LAST WALTZ ............................................. 1951LE BALLETS DE PARIS ...................................... 1958LEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL ......................... 2014LES MISéRABLES ............................................ 2009LIBERACE ...................................................... 1967L’IL ABNER .................................................... 1959LITTLE ME ..................................................... 1965A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC ..................... 1975, '91, 2005LOUISIANA PURCHASE .................................... 1953LOVE CHANGES EVERYTHING:

THE MUSIC OF ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER ...........2011LUNCH ......................................................... 1994MAME .......................................1972, '81, '94, 2008MAN OF LA MANCHA ................................. 1985, '95THE MARVELOUS WONDERETTES ........................ 2011MAY TIME ..................................................... 1950ME AND JULIET .............................................. 1955ME AND MY GIRL ................................... 1992, 2004THE MERRY WIDOW ....................... 1946, '49, '54, '63THE MIKADO.................................................. 1953MINNIE’S BOYS .............................................. 1972MISS LIBERTY ................................................ 1951MISS SAIGON .................................. 1997, 2003, '10MONTY PYTHON’S SPAMALOT ............................. 2006THE MOST HAPPY FELLA................. 1959, '66, '76, '95MR. PRESIDENT .............................................. 1964MUSIC IN THE AIR .......................................... 1953THE MUSIC MAN ...................1963, '73, '83, '94, 2004MY FAIR LADY ..........1964, '68, '73, '80, '89, '96, 2003MY WAY - A MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO

FRANK SINATRA ..........................................2008THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD ........................ 1988NAT “KING” COLE REVUE ............................ 1963, '64NAUGHTY MARIETTA ............... 1946, '49, '53, '59, '80THE NEW MOON ............................ 1946, '48, '68, '769 TO 5: THE MUSICAL ...................................... 2011NO, NO, NANNETTE .............................. 1950, '80, '91NUNSENSE .............................................. 2010, '11OF THEE I SING .............................................. 1948OKLAHOMA! ............1954, '58, '62, '66, '76, '90, 2007OLIVER! ..............................1965, '77, '83, '92, 2010ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER ............. 1967ONCE UPON A MATTRESS .................................. 1984ONE TOUCH OF VENUS ..................................... 1952110 IN THE SHADE ......................................... 1984

ON THE TOWN .......................................... 1958, '98PAINT YOUR WAGON ........................................ 1980THE PAJAMA GAME .....................1957, '60, '68, 2000PAL JOEY ...................................................... 1978PANAMA HATTI .............................................. 1954PARADE ........................................................ 2000PETER PAN ................................1987, '91, '98, 2008(KOPIT & YESTON’S) PHANTOM ................. 1998, 2013THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ........................... 1993PINOCCHIO .................................................... 1950PIPPIN ......................................................... 1984THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE................ 1983, '93, 2005PLAID TIDINGS ........................................ 2007, ‘13PLAIN AND FANCY .......................................... 1956PORGY AND BESS................................ 1953, '65, '91THE PRODUCERS ............................................. 2010PROMISES, PROMISES ...................................... 1982THE RED MILL .......................................... 1948, '79RING OF FIRE - THE MUSIC OF JOHNNY CASH ......2014RIO RITA ................................................. 1947, '52ROBERTA ................................................. 1946, '50ROBERT GOULET REVUE ............................. 1963, '66ROBIN HOOD ................................................. 1946ROSALIE ................................................. 1947, '48ROSALINDA ............................................. 1948, '59ROSE MARIE ...................................... 1949, '51, '60ROWAN & MARTIN .......................................... 1969RUTHLESS! THE MUSICAL ................................. 2012'S WONDERFUL: THE NEW GERSHWIN MUSICAL ..... 2010SARI ............................................................ 1946SAY, DARLING ................................................ 1959THE SECRET GARDEN ....................................... 1995SEESAW ........................................................ 1981SEVEN BRIDES FOR

SEVEN BROTHERS ......................... 1994, 2006, '131776 ..................................1975, '76, '87, '96, 2004SHEAR MADNESS ............................................ 2007SHE LOVES ME ...................................... 1978, 2003SHENANDOAH ................................................ 1976SHIRLEY JONES .............................................. 1972SHOW BOAT ..........1948, '51, '54, '60, '66, '73, '83, '92SHOW GIRL ................................................... 1961SID CEASAR & IMOGENE COCA SHOW .................. 1968SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM ............................. 2013SILK STOCKINGS ............................................. 1957SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN .....................1995, 2002, 2014SMOKEY JOE’S CAFE ........................................ 2008SONG AND DANCE ........................................... 1987SONG OF NORWAY ................... 1949, '55, '62, '67, '84THE SOUND OF MUSIC .................. 1964, '68, '73, '81,

'88, 2005, '11SOUTH PACIFIC ..................... 1955, '56, '60, '64, '74,

'82, '93, 2001STARLIGHT REVUE .......................................... 1958STOP THE WORLD, I WANT TO GET OFF ................ 1986THE STUDENT PRINCE ................... 1952, '54, '59, '65,

'74, '82, '90, 2010SUNSET BOULEVARD ........................................ 2012SWEENEY TODD .............................................. 1990SWEET CHARITY ................................. 1968, '80, '87SWING! ........................................................ 2009TAKE ME ALONG ............................................. 1961THE THREE MUSKETEERS .................................. 1947THEY’RE PLAYING OUR SONG ............................. 1983THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE .......................... 2003THREE WISHES FOR JAMIE ............................... 1953TOP BANANAS ................................................ 1964TOVARICH ..................................................... 1964TRIPLE ESPRESSO ........................................... 2011THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN ................. 1963, '89UP IN CENTRAL PARK ...................................... 1950THE VAGABOND KING .......................... 1946, '49, '81WAYNE NEWTON SHOW ..................................... 1967WEST SIDE STORY ........................ 1965, '67, '74, '84,

'90, '99, 2008WHERE’S CHARLEY? ................................... 1951, '75WHITE CHRISTMAS ......................................... 2007THE WHO'S TOMMY .......................................... 2005WISH YOU WERE HERE ..................................... 1954THE WIZ ....................................................... 1992THE WIZARD OF OZ ...............1949, '55, '88, '93, 2002WONDERFUL TOWN .................................... 1958, '63YOU SAY TOMATO, I SAY SHUT UP! ..................... 2013

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Assistant Dance Captain .......................... Robin MasellaAssociate Scenic Designer .................Timothy MackabeeBroadway Associate

Scenic Designer ..................................Bryan JohnsonUK Associate Scenic Designer ............... David Woohead,

Richard KentUK Assistant Scenic Designer ...................... Lee Newby,

Andrew Riley, Simon Anthony WellsRenderer...................................................Ann BartekProduction Properties ............................. Andrew MillerAssociate Costume Designer ................Amanda SeymourAssistant Costume Designer ...................... Ryan DodsonAssociate Lighting Designer .................... Kristina KlossBroadway Associate Lighting Designer ..........Dan WalkerAssistant Lighting Designer ................Weston WilkersonLighting Programmer ................................Rob HallidayProduction Electrician ......................Jeff “Swing” HoltzAssociate Sound Designer......................Tony SmolenskiUK Associate Sound Designer ................. Paul GatehouseProduction Sound ................... Colle Bustin, Dillon CodyAssociate Projection Designer ................ Driscoll A. OttoProduction Hair and Wigs .................. Jenny Pendergraft

HEAD CARPENTER ...................................... NOAH KERNAssistant Carpenter .............................. Josh TownsendAssistant Carpenter ....................................Seth LarkinHead Electrician .................................. Stephen AtwellAssistant Electrician ............................. Jeremy BolnickAssistant Electrician ................................ Eric JohnsonAssistant Electrician ......................Christopher K. NimmHead of Props ................................ Jennifer A. KramerHead of Sound........................................ Jared UllmanAssistant Sound Engineer ................. Christopher LandryHead of Wardrobe .................Marguerite “Meg” PeresichAssistant Wardrobe .............................. Kasey WalravenStar Dresser ..................................... Whitney VaughanHead of Hair and Wigs .............................Alicia MonicaAssistant Hair and Wigs ......................... Kaylan Paisley

Production Associate ................................Joe CameronProduction Assistants ...................... Mitchell Anderson,

Zachary GrayAssociate to Mr. Luftig ............................Scott SinclairAssistant to Mr. Sanders .......................... Jamie QuirozPhysical Therapy ........................................NeuroToursMedical Director ............................ Thomas Meyers, MDAccountant ................................Zwick & Banyai, PLLC.Insurance ....................... Maury Donnelly and Parr, Inc.Payroll ................................................ SCI CompaniesLegal Counsel ................. S. Jean Ward, ESQ. & Franklin,

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Who’s WhoVAn KAPLAn (Executive Producer) joined

Pittsburgh CLO in 1997. In addition to overseeing the organization’s year-round producing and programming efforts, he has produced or co-produced the Broadway productions of Evita, Catch Me If You Can, Come

Fly Away, The Addams Family and the upcoming production of An American in Paris. He has also produced touring productions of Camelot, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Phantom, Singin’ in the Rain, Chess, Grand Hotel, City of Angels, Evita, Brigadoon and Nunsense II. His directorial credits include Guys and Dolls with Victoria Clark, She Loves Me, West Side Story with Max Von Essen and Ali Ewoldt, Kopit & Yeston’s Phantom, On the Town, Sweeney Todd with Candy Buckley, South Pacific with Cathy Rigby, Nunsense, Shear Madness, Ruthless!, Guys and Dolls with Georgia Engel and the regional premiere of Andrew Bovell’s Speaking in Tongues at Pittsburgh’s Quantum Theater. Since 2009 he has directed The Jimmy™ Awards at the Minskoff Theatre on Broadway. He has also directed original shows for Caesars Entertainment at the Rio, Paris and Bally’s Hotels in Las Vegas. He has consulted for the National Endowment for the Arts, is a former Theatre Panel chair for the Texas Commission on the Arts, and has served as adjunct professor for Carnegie Mellon’s Masters of Arts Management Program. He is on the Board of The Broadway League, serves on the Investment Committee of the Independent Presenters Network (IPN) and is past president of The National Alliance for Musical Theatre (NAMT). He is the Co-founder of the National High School Musical Theater Awards - also known as The Jimmy™ Awards, the subject of a 3-part documentary series that aired nationally on PBS. He has been a Tony Awards® voter for more than 20 years.

PITTSBuRGH CLO has been a driving force behind the preservation, creation and promotion of live musical theater since 1946. As one of the largest regional musical theater organizations in the country, it is fortunate for the yearly support of nearly 200,000 audience members. In addition to producing fresh new productions of Broadway classics, the not-for-profit’s mission is to develop new works and showcase emerging talent, and has been credited with launching the careers of numerous artists such as Rob Marshall, Kathleen Marshall, Rob Ashford, Bernadette Peters, Shirley Jones and Susan Schulman. The organization’s dedication to musical theater extends beyond its six-show summer season at the Benedum Center to year-round programming at its 250-seat CLO Cabaret Theater, which recently saw the world premiere of Judge Jackie Justice, The Trials of Love. Its extensive education efforts include its CLO college intern program, New Horizons, and in-school programs such as the Gallery of Heroes and Creative Vision. Other ongoing initiatives include the Pittsburgh CLO Academy of Musical Theater, CLO Mini Stars, the Construction Center for the Arts, The Richard Rodgers Award, and the acclaimed Gene Kelly Awards for Excellence in High School Musical Theater. The organization also founded and co-produces the National High School Musical Theater Awards. To further its mission to grow the art form, it has invested in and co-produced musicals currently on Broadway: Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Matilda and Kinky Boots. Additionally: Evita, The Addams Family, Come Fly Away, Catch Me If You Can, 9 to 5: The Musical, Legally Blonde The Musical, Curtains, Monty Python’s SPAMALOT, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Bombay Dreams, Oprah Winfrey’s The Color Purple, Flower Drum Song, Chita Rivera: The Dancer’s Life and Deaf West’s production of Big River. Pittsburgh CLO is a founding partner of 5 Cent Productions/Elephant Eye Theatricals, a producing consortium devoted to new musicals such as The Addams Family and the upcoming An American in Paris. In 2007, the organization assisted Disney Theatrical Productions in launching the National Tour of Disney’s High School Musical. Pittsburgh CLO is the subject of a 2007 film starring Jeff Goldblum titled “PITTSBURGH.” www.pittsburghCLO.org.

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#1 Cochran is the Official Car provider of the Pittsburgh CLO.

Thank YouThe CLO “A” in Arts Program is made possible by a grant from the CLO Ambassadors.

The CLO Gallery of Heroes in-school program and The Invention of Edison are sponsored by AT&T, Dominion, EQT Corporation, William Randolph Hearst Foundation, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, The Massey Charitable Trust, Mine Safety Appliances Company, Inc., Pittsburgh Corning and Target.

The Gene Kelly Awards are presented in partnership with the University of Pittsburgh. Additional support is provided by Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, PNC, Virginia S. Nicklas, and by the CLO Ambassadors.

The Charles Gray Award for Special Achievement in Arts Education is underwritten by the Roy A. Hunt Foundation.

CLO New Horizons is made possible in part by UPMC, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield and the Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust.

Sponsorship for the CLO Mini Stars is provided by the CLO Guild.

Stars of Pittsburgh CLO’s Summer Season dine at the Grand Concourse Restaurant at Station Square.

Pittsburgh CLO thanks

for its support of Evita

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for Pittsburgh CLO.

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We are not responsible for tickets purchased from other sources.

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Violins Raymond Eichenmuller

Viola Jennifer Gerhard

Cello Joseph Bishkoff, Jr.

Bass Jeff Mangone, Sr.

WoodwindsThomas GodfreyJames Germann

french HornMatthew Litterini

TrumpetsJoe Herndon

Steven McKnight

TromboneGlenn Wayland

KeyboardJames Burns

PercussionPaul Evans

Pittsburgh CLO OrchestraMusical Coordinator · Frank Ostrowski

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DIAMOnD CIRCLE($25,000 and Above)

#1 Cochran (10)*EQT Foundation (34)**Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield (27)**Mine Safety Appliances Company, Inc.

(52)**Omni William Penn Hotel (5)*Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (14)*PNC Foundation (63)**University of Pittsburgh (15)**UPMC (15)**WTAE-TV (14)*

GOLD CIRCLE($10,000 - $24,999)

BNY Mellon (56)**Capital Wine & Spirits (11)*Dollar Bank (14)**First National Bank of Pennsylvania (8)**First Niagara Bank (4) Giant Eagle, Inc. (12)** Hefren-Tillotson Inc. (19)**H.J. Heinz Company Foundation (27)Macy’s (26)Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation (1)ReedSmith (15)RR Donnelley (12)* Spang & Company Charitable Trust (36)**

SILVER CIRCLE ($5,000 - $9,999)

American Eagle Outfitters (11)**Bayer Healthcare (14)Burns White LLC (4)Eat’n Park Restaurants, Inc. (12)**Ernst & Young (19)Federated Investors (13)IT&LY HAIRFASHION N.A., INC. (2)**K&L Gates (2)KPMG, LLP (16)M.J. Brunner Inc. (12)PPG Industries (53)**

EXECuTIVE PRODuCER’S CIRCLE($2,500 - $4,999)

AT&T (24)**Chubb Group of Insurance Companies (4)Cohen & Grigsby PC (10) Development Dimensions International (5)Dominion Foundation (32)**Koppers, Inc. (9)Northwest Savings Bank (5)The Oracle Group (1)Post & Schell (2)

Schneider Downs & Company (7)Stantec (12)

PRODuCER’S CIRCLE($1,000 - $2,499)

BDO USA, LLP (12)The Buncher Company (8)Eckert Seamans Cherin and Mellott, LLC (11)Ellwood Group, Inc. (7)Enterprise Bank (11)ESB Bank (8)**Fair Oaks Foundation (21)First Commonwealth (7)** HHM Insurors (12)Joseph B. Koval Real Estate (2)Larrimor’s (10)* Peace Dental (2)Target Stores (13)**

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE($500 - $999)

Bender Consulting Services (2)C&S Sports (1)**Dawood Engineering (1)Henderson Brothers, Inc. (11) HM Insurance Group (1)**Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP (4)Percheron Field Services (2)Standard Bank (19)The Tomayko Group (1)Willis of Pennsylvania (1)

The following have provided matching gifts for their employees’ contributions to Pittsburgh CLO:3M FoundationBNY MellonCitizens BankDollar BankDominionEQTHighmarkHome DepotPNC FoundationPPG IndustriesUBS Foundation

fOunDATIOnSBozzone Family Foundation (12)Charity Randall Foundation (30)Anne L. and George H. Clapp Charitable

Trust (12)The Ganassi Foundation (9)William Randolph Hearst Foundation

(4)**The Heinz Endowments (66)

The Jack Buncher Foundation (7)The Knepper Fund of The Pittsburgh

Foundation (2)Massey Charitable Trust** Founders: Harris B. Massey and Doris

J. Massey (66)Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation

(63)Norman C. Ray Trust (12)Pauline Pickens Charitable Trust (17)**Stephen and Debra Todd Fund of The

Pittsburgh Foundation (6)The Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust (11)**The Grable Foundation (15)**The Pittsburgh Foundation (5)The Robert and Mary Weisbrod

Foundation (48)Vernon C. Neal & Alvina B. Neal Fund

(14)**W. I. Patterson Charitable Fund (47)

Pittsburgh CLO thanks the Guild and the Ambassadors for their generous support of the CLO Performance Season and CLO’s Education and Outreach Programs.

( ) number denotes years of support to Pittsburgh CLO

* All or part represents In-Kind Services

** All or part of gift restricted to support of the CLO Academy and its Education and Outreach Programs.

IMO: In Memory OfIHO: In Honor Of

Listing is complete as of 6/27/14. Every attempt is made to ensure that listings are correct, but if there are errors or omissions, please contact the CLO Development Office at 412-281-3973, ext. 215.

To become a Pittsburgh CLO donor, please visit us online at pittsburghCLO.org, or send your contribution to:

Pittsburgh CLODevelopment OfficeBenedum Center719 Liberty AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15222

Pittsburgh CLO Corporate & foundation DonorsThe Pittsburgh CLO thanks its many community partners who have supported the 2014 Annual Campaigns (October 1, 2013 through June 27, 2014). Their support plays a critical role in helping the CLO to provide the very best in musical theater and arts education programs throughout the region.

The Pittsburgh CLO is grateful for the generous support provided by The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Isn’t this the year to play a leading role in your community? Call 412-281-3973 extension 210 to become a

Lead ProduCer at Pittsburgh CLo!

A LeAd PrOduCer makes the show go on!

Lead Producers are entitled

to exclusive benefits. See our Annual Fund Donor Benefits

page in this program for details!

Conrad John Schuck as Oliver Warbucks and Johanna Loughran as Annie in

Pittsburgh CLO’s Annie. Photo: Matt Polk

A Lead Producer’s financial contribution helps Pittsburgh CLO bring the magic of live musical theater and life-enhancing arts education programs to generations of Pittsburghers. As a Lead Producer, you will personally touch the lives of more than 200,000 residents of all ages each year through your support of our Summer Season performances, A Musical Christmas Carol, year-round productions at the CLO Cabaret, the Pittsburgh CLO Academy and our nine education and outreach programs.

Pittsburgh CLO recognizes, with gratitude, our Lead Producers. We are proud to have you representing our goals and values, and we are sincerely thankful for your support.

Lead Producers ($10,000 and above)Dan and Debby Booker (27)Tony and Linda Bucci (8)Stephen and Helen Hanna Casey (25)Kim and Curt Fleming (15)Joe and Kathy Guyaux (13)Kevin and Vicki Halloran (12)Rose M. Kutsenkow IMO Dr. Michael Kutsenkow (3)Bill and Sandy Lambert (16)Mark and Diane Minnaugh (10)Charlene and Dominic Petrelli (5)Matthew and Carolyn Ray (3)Ron and Patricia Violi (6)( ) Number denotes years of support to Pittsburgh CLOIMO: In Memory of

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Annual fund Donor Benefits

Patrons ($500 - $999) • A CD of a 2014 Summer Season production. • Tour of the CLO Construction Center for four. Plus all benefits enjoyed by Sponsors

Sponsors ($250 - $499) • Two tickets to a Pittsburgh CLO-produced

performance. • Discount coupon for the CLO Boutique. Plus all benefits enjoyed by Limelighters

Limelighters ($100 - $249) • Invitation to a special reception and dress

rehearsal. • Complimentary beverage for you and your guest

during an intermission. • Listing in the season program. Plus benefit enjoyed by Backers

Backers ($50 - $99) • CLO lunch tote.

Gene Kelly Producers Society Lead Producers ($10,000 and above) • Special dinner and show with Executive Producer. • Opportunity to donate 25 Kelly Circle tickets to

a non-profit organization. Plus all benefits enjoyed by Producing Directors

Producing Directors ($5,000 - $9,999) • A night at the CLO Cabaret for four, including

dinner, a round of drinks, and parking. Plus all benefits enjoyed by Executive Producers

Executive Producers ($2,500 - $4,999) • Two season tickets for the Summer Season. Plus all benefits enjoyed by Producers

Producers ($1,000 - $2,499) • Free reserved parking for six CLO performances. • Concierge ticket service. • Backstage tour for four. • Two additional tickets to a Pittsburgh

CLO-produced performance. • Invitation to Supper with the Stars during the

Summer Season. • Producers Society Member Discount at the

CLO Boutique. Plus all benefits enjoyed by Patrons

Photo: Joey Kennedy

To become a Pittsburgh CLO donor, visit pittsburghCLO.org, call 412-281-3973

ext. 210, or mail to the Development Office, 719 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222.

The tax deductible amount of your contribution is limited by the excess of your contribution over the value of certain benefits provided by CLO. For more information, visit pittsburghCLO.org. A copy of the official registration and financial information may

be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.

Thank you for your support!

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Group Sales 412-325-1582Groups@pittsburghCLO.org

Gather your gal pals for a carefree night of dinner and musical theater. Enjoy a luxurious pre-show dinner at Lidia’s, Habitat at the Fairmont, or The Carlton. Package includes pre-show meal and ticket to the show.

•CATS: July 23, Habitat at The Fairmont•Monty Python’s Spamalot: July 30, The Carlton

At the Benedum Center

Night Out$80.75

Girls’

AAA Gregg Group Anderson Coach & TravelBailey GroupBarbara’s ToursBlattenberger GroupBower GroupBudget ChartersCarasone GroupCMU Pre-College ProgramDeNunzio’s Italian Restaurant

evita Theater PartiesEmerson Process ManagementGronlund GroupHighmarkJewish Community CenterKokovich GroupLaylock GroupPoth GroupSt. Mary’s Catholic ChurchStockunas GroupThomas Tours & TravelsUniglobe Ohio Valley Travel

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Pittsburgh CLO StaffVan Kaplan, Executive Producer

John Oglesby .....................................Key CarpenterBrianna Stevens ....................................Scenic ArtistGeorge Stevens .....................................Scenic ArtistMichele Sullivan................................ Office ManagerLeigh Taylor .......................................Charge Scenic

PRODuCTIOnWill Dennis ............................. Production ElectricianChristopher Evans ..........................Production SoundAnna Fatica .....................Assistant Company ManagerMick Lohrer .............................. Production CarpenterFrank Ostrowski ......................... Orchestra ContractorSean West ..................................Production Manager

STuDEnT STAff InTERnSCarley Adams ........................... Education & OutreachJeff Biers .........................................Video DirectionKiera Bennett ..............................Stage ManagementMarissa Bertani ....................... Company ManagementAlmeda Beynon ................................... Sound DesignAlyson Bliss ............................ Property CoordinationGabriella DeCarli ...................... Education & OutreachCourtney Dilla .......................................Hair DesignKara Dubbs ..........................Production ManagementErica Durham .................Special Events/AmininstrativeGregory Good .................................Musical DirectionNicole Green ..............................Graphic/Web DesignBrittany Griffith ....................... Property CoordinationShelby Joseph ......................... Education & OutreachBrandea McIntyre .........................Stage ManagementKevin O’Hora ....................................... DevelopmentRaychel Shipley ..............Marketing & Public RelationsRegina Tvarvzek ................................Lighting DesignAlyssa Valentino ...................... Costume CoordinationLucas Walkowski .............................. Cabaret TheaterThea Wigglesworth .............................. ChoreographyMolly Winters .................Marketing & Public Relations

ADMInISTRATIOnJoel Ambrose ........Assistant Customer Service ManagerKristin Archbold .................Communications SpecialistJulianne Avolio ..................... Group Sales CoordinatorStephanie Barletto ................... Graphic/Web DesignerSean Barrett .................................... Ticket AssociateLaura Barry ....................Manager of Individual Giving Lori Berger ..................... Associate Producing DirectorMaureen Ciampaglia..............Development CoordinatorWynne Fedele ....................... Director of DevelopmentMark Fleischer .................... Associate Artistic DirectorCharlie Foukes .................................. Office ManagerEllen Granger .................................... Ticket ManagerAja Jones .............................. PR/Marketing Manager R. James Mercer .............................. General ManagerCindy Opatick .............................. Associate ProducerElizabeth Roberts .......Assistant to the Executive ProducerAaron Tindall ................................... Ticket AssociateDaniel Vereb .........................Merchandising Manager & Special Events CoordinatorKristin Welch ........................ Group Sales CoordinatorRobin Wicinski ...........................Accounting AssistantCheryl Young ....................... Assistant Ticket ManagerMonica Zyra...................................Business Manager

CLO ACADEMYMichael J. Cerchiaro ........Education Programs ManagerSeth Laidlaw ......................... Admissions CoordinatorEmily Christ .........................................ReceptionistKiesha Lalama ..............................Education DirectorPatty Maloney ...........................................PrincipalSusan Pettigrew ....................... Education & Outreach Scholarship CoordinatorCOnSTRuCTIOn CEnTERMichael Bannias............................Assistant ForemanJohn R. Edkins ........... Production Technical SupervisorJordan Edkins .......................................Journeyman Adolf Hundertmark ..............................Key Carpenter

Pittsburgh CLO received state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency administering an annual state appropriation for grants to the arts and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.

The Allegheny Regional Asset District, a county agency created to support and finance regional

assets, including libraries, parks, cultural groups, sports and civic facilities, and to distribute tax relief to the 128 municipalities of Allegheny County.

The National Endowment for the Arts is a public agency dedicated to supporting excellence in the arts, both new and established; bringing the arts to all Americans; and providing leadership in arts education. Established by Congress in 1965 as an independent agency of the federal government, the Endowment is the nation’s largest annual funder of the arts, bringing great art to all 50 states, including rural areas, inner cities, and military bases.

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Take Your Free Photo on The

red CarpetAt our Social Media

Photo Station in the Lobby!

download* your photo at:www.facebook.com/PghCLo

and SHAre your musical memory!

*Photos available the next business day following the performance.

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Check RoomsCoin-operated lockers are located on the Promenade and the Mezzanine Levels.

Emergency CallsRefer emergency calls to the Benedum Center Security desk at 412-456-2610. Please turn off all cell phones, pagers, PDAs, and other digital devices during the performance and notify your contacts of the emergency number.

ElevatorLocated off the Grand Lobby serving all levels of the Center.

fire ExitsLocated at all levels and clearly marked. Use ONLY in case of emergency.

Lost and foundCall Benedum Center Lost and Found Line at 412-456-2604.

RefreshmentsBars are located on the Gallery and Promenade Levels, as well as the Grand Lobby. Drinks may be purchased prior to performances and during intermission.

Rest RoomsLounges for Ladies and Gentlemen are located on the Gallery, Promenade and Mezzanine Levels. Rest rooms for persons with disabilities are located on the Grand Lobby Level.

SmokingSmoking is not permitted in the theater.

Stage AreaLimited to performers, staff and authorized visitors.

Volunteering If you are interested in our Volunteer Program or any of the volunteering opportunities within the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, contact Stacy at 412-456-2601.

Accommodations for Persons with Disabilities• Wheelchairs are available in the main floor lobby

for transition from entrance to seat location. Notice should be given at time of ticket purchase if wheelchair or disabled patron location is required.

• Rest rooms with accessible features are located in the Grand Lobby.

• Guide dogs gladly accommodated. Please inquire at the Box Office when buying tickets.

• Elevator in Grand Lobby serves all levels of the Center.

• Infrared hearing devices are available in the Guest Service Center.

The Box Office at Theater SquarePurchase tickets to all Cultural District performances, regardless of venue or presenting organization at the Box Office at Theater Square. Monday through Saturday, 9am to 9pm; Sunday, Noon to 6pm. For more information, visit www.trustarts.org. The Benedum Center Box Office will be open only on performance days, two hours before curtain time through intermission.

Information and Ticket Charge numberMasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express are accepted. TicketCharge operates Monday through Friday, 9am to 6pm; and Saturday and Sunday 12pm to 4pm. Orders received one week in advance will be held for pick-up at the Box Office. The Benedum Center Box Office assesses a $2.00 per ticket charge for reissuing lost or forgotten tickets. Call 412-456-6666.

Benedum StaffVice President Operations ....................Gene CiavarraOperations Manager ....................... Jacob BacharachTheater Services Director ...........K. Susan Sternberger Event Services Manager ........ Stacy Bartlebaugh-GmysDirector of Production .........................Berne BloomProduction Manager ..............................Diane HinesAssociate Production Manager ...............Bryan BriggsStage Technicians ...... Will Dennis, Christopher Evans,

Mick LohrerChief Engineer ....................................Dennis CurryEngineers ....Robert Flowers, Brett Melisko, Rick Jordan Box Office ........................Ron Salera, James Meigel,

Andrew Stowell, Luke DoyleFood and Beverage Services: ........ Danielle Wojtowicz

Children’s PolicyRegardless of age, all patrons must have a ticket. Children under the age of 3 years will not be admitted to the Benedum Center, Byham Theater or Cabaret at Theater Square. All children must be seated with an adult. Any person disrupting a performance or inhibiting the enjoyment of an event for patrons may be removed from the theater without refund.

Make the Most of this PerformanceWhen you attend Pittsburgh CLO performances, please be sure to have sufficient time for travel, parking and construction delays. Latecomers and anyone leaving the theater during the performance will be held in the lobby until a suitable break in the program. Parents, please be considerate of the performers, as well as your fellow audience members. Kindly remove restless children from the theater. Your attentiveness to these concerns is greatly appreciated and will enhance everyone’s enjoyment of Pittsburgh CLO performances. Please turn off all cell phones and electronic devices during the show.

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