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Raymond James is proud to support the American Stage Theatre Company.

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Services & Facilities: Accessible parking, entrances, restrooms & seating

Services & Facilities: Accessible parking, entrances, restrooms & seating

Stephanie Gularte, Producing Artistic Director, presents

APRIL 18 - MAY 13, 2018 Director

Musical Director

Rye Mullis

Jeremy D. Silverman

Lighting Designer

Mike Wood#

Choreographer

Shain Stroff

Scenic Designer & Properties Master

Sound Designer / Engineer

Jerid Fox

Stephen Kraack

Costume Coordinator

Wig & Makeup Designer

Stage Manager

Jill Castle

Scott Daniel

Rachel Harrison*

Member of Actors’ Equity Association • #Member of the United Scenic Artists union • +Member of the Society of Stage Directors & Choreographers

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THE VIDEOTAPING OR OTHER VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDING OF THIS PRODUCTION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. THE PRODUCERS is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International [MTI].

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI, 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019. Tel.: (212) 541-4684 Fax: (212) 397-4684 www.MTIShows.com. Original direction and choreography by Susan Stroman. By special arrangement with StudioCanal. American Stage Theatre Company operates under a Small Professional Theatre Contract with Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. American Stage is a constituent member of the Florida Professional Theatres Association, the Pinellas County Arts Council, the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Arts Association, and Theatre Communications Group. American Stage enjoys some funding from the Florida Department of State, The Florida Arts Council and the Division of Cultural Affairs. American Stage programming is also sponsored in part by the City of St. Petersburg. American Stage is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

American Stage is a proud member of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the American Theatre.

SPECIAL THANKS: American Stage would like to thank Steve & Nancy Westphal, Chef Tyson Grant and Parkshore Grill Catering, Chef Bandel of Café Gala, Nathan Stonecipher, Khris Johnson, and the team of Greenbench Brewing Co., Sean Mulligan of Big Frog Custom T-Shirts & More of St. Pete, Cheryl A. Willard for providing housing to our actors, and the volunteers for their support.

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ABOUT THE PRODUCTION

THE CAST

Max Bialystock ............................. Matthew McGee* Roger Debris / Dance Captain ......... Scott Daniel* Leo Bloom ........................................... James LaRosa* Carmen Ghia ........................................ Alex Ringler* Franz Liebkind ..................................... Jim Sorensen* Ulla Inga Hansen Benson Yonsen Tallen-Hallen Svaden-Svanson ............................ Gretchen Bieber*

THE ENSEMBLE

Showgirl & others ....................................... Emily Bainbridge Buff Bryan & others ................................ Trenton Bainbridge Usherette & others .............................................. April Berry* Hold Me Touch Me & others ......................... Lauren Buglioli Kute Kevin & others .................................... Emanuel Carrero Sabu & others ...................................................... Tato Castillo Showgirl & others ................................................ Alyssa Elrod

Mr. Marks & others ................................................ Tyler Fish* Scott the Choreographer & others ............. Charles Logan* Usherette & others ................................... Courtney McLaren O’Houlihan & others ................................... DeQuan Mitchell Blind Violinist & others ...................................... Tyler Pirrung Showgirl & others ........................................... Kellyanna Polk Showgirl & others ............................................. Alicia Thomas

Member of Actors’ Equity Association • #Member of the United Scenic Artists union • +Member of the Society of Stage Directors & Choreographers

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THE BAND

Musical Director / Keys 1 ............................................................................................................................... Jeremy D. Silverman Keys 2 ............................................................................................................................................................................. David Estevez Trumpet ...................................................................................................................................................................... Patrick McKenzie Bass .................................................................................................................................................................................... Irv Goldberg Drums ................................................................................................................................................................................... Burt Rushing

THE PLACE

New York City

THE TIME

1959 THE PRODUCERS will be presented in two acts with one intermission.

THE SONGS

Act 1 Overture It's Opening Night ........................................................................................ Workman, First Nighters, Usherettes The King of Broadway ........................................................... Workman, Bum, Bag Lady, Blind Violinist, Max, Street Cleaner, Nuns, Usherettes We Can Do It! .............................................................................................................................................. Max, Leo I Wanna Be A Producer ........................................................................................ Leo, Chorus Girls, Accountants In Old Bavaria .................................................................................................................................... Franz, Pigeons Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop .............................................................................................................. Franz, Max, Leo Keep It Gay ......................................................................................... Max, Leo, Roger, Roger’s Team, Carmen When You’ve Got It, Flaunt It! ............................................................................................................................ Ulla Along Came Bialy ............................................................... Max, Leo, Little Old Ladies, Ulla, Roger, Carmen, The Team, Franz, Ensemble Act 2 That Face! ....................................................................................................................................................... Ulla, Leo Haben Sie Gehört das Deutsche Ban? ........................................................................................................... Franz It's Opening Night (Reprise) ..................................................................................................................... Usherettes It's Bad Luck to Say Good Luck on Op'ning Night! ............................................... Carmen, Roger, Leo, Franz Springtime for Hitler ........................................................... Chorus, Storm Troopers, Roger, Ulla, The Heil-Los Where Did We Go Right? ......................................................................................................................... Max, Leo Betrayed! ............................................................................................................................................................... Max 'Til Him ........................................................................................................................... Max, Leo, Little Old Ladies Prisoners of Love ........................................................... Max, Leo, Franz, Ulla, Girl Prisoners, Roger, Convicts Goodbye ........................................................................................................................................... Entire Company

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Director .......................................................................................................................................................... Rye Mullis Choreographer ......................................................................................................................................... Shain Stroff Musical Director / Keys 1 ...................................................................................................... Jeremy D. Silverman Scenic Designer / Properties Master ....................................................................................................... Jerid Fox Lighting Designer ................................................................................................................................... Mike Wood# Assistant Lighting Designer ...................................................................................................................... Abby May Associate Lighting Designer ........................................................................................................ Anthony Lefebvre Lighting Programmer ......................................................................................................................... Ryan Finzelber Lighting Intern ............................................................................................................................................ Ben Phillips Sound Designer ................................................................................................................................ Stephen Kraack Audio Rental - Project Manager ..................................................................... Chris Brown (J. Thor Productions) Audio Equipment Tech 1 ........................................................................................................................ Barry Guiot Audio Equipment Tech 2 .......................................................................................................................... Lee Galvin Costume Coordinator .................................................................................................................................. Jill Castle Wig & Hair Designer ............................................................................................................................. Scott Daniel Production Stage Manager .......................................................................................................... Rachel Harrison* 1st Assistant Stage Manager ...................................................................................................... Susan Haldeman* 2nd Assistant Stage Manager ............................................................................................................. Taylor Sweat Dance Captain ....................................................................................................................................... Scott Daniel* Scenic Painter .......................................................................................................................................... Allison Davis Deck Crew ..................................................................................... Alli Gersbach, Kody Hopkins, & Daniel Knoll Spot Operators ........................................................................................... Tarilabo Koripamo & Sean O’Quinn Wigs / Wardrobe ..................................................................................................................................... KD Maille

ABOUT THE PRODUCTION

CREATIVE TEAM

AMERICAN STAGE STAFF Producing Artistic Director Stephanie Gularte Operations Manager & Associate Artist Jim Sorensen General Manager Tom Block Finance Director Leyla Prior Community Outreach Associate & Volunteer Coordinator Colleen Cherry Director of Education & Outreach Tiffany Ford Education Coordinator Marissa Nicole Koch Education & Improv Associate Patrick Jackson

Director of Advancement Stephanie Snyder Marketing & Communications Manager Roman Black Advancement Associate Kara Goldberg Administrative Assistant, Advancement Paige Gilley Box Office Manager Steve Mountan Box Office Associate Jenny Peacock House Manager Taylor McKee Bar Manager Chris Strong

Production Manager Jerid Fox Production Coordinator Rachel Harrison Technical Director Timon Brown Assistant Technical Director & Master Carpenter Robert Creedon Costume Shop Manager Jill Castle Master Electrician Chris Baldwin Costuming Volunteer Jeannine Clark Dunlap Production and Stage Management Apprentice Taylor Sweat Acting & Production Apprentices Tato Castillo, Kody Hopkins, Tarilabo Koripamo, and Courtney McLaren

TEACHING ARTISTS:

Kristofer Atkinson, Katie Berger, Cassie Brooks, William Bryant, Alison Burns, Colleen Cherry, Alexandria Crawford, Jenna Felder, Tiffany Ford, Gavin Hawk, Molly Healy, John Huls, Patrick Jackson, Marissa Nicole Koch, Sarah Pullman-Atanacio, Davina Reid, Matt Schwartz, Ally Thomas, and Ricky Wayne

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WHO'S WHO ON STAGE

EMILY BAINBRIDGE SHOWGIRL & OTHERS

Emily is originally from Lancashire, England. She graduated from London Theatre School in 2009. Emily performed twice in Dubai at their annual shopping festival, and also sailed 6 years with Norwegian Cruise Line as a Dancer/Aerialist. She performs around Florida with Event Show Productions, and can be seen flying high at various events with the aerial company, AntiGravity of Orlando. She also spent a season at Universal Studios, and most recently was seen in PIPPIN and UNEXPECTED SONGS at the Show Palace Theatre. Emily is excited to be making her debut at American Stage alongside her husband, in Florida, which they now call home. Emily would like to thank her family and friends for their constant love and support. Enjoy the show!

TRENTON BAINBRIDGE BUFF BRYAN & OTHERS

Trenton is proud to make his debut at American Stage alongside his wife Emily. Trenton was most recently seen as Pippin in PIPPIN and stayed for the next show, as a Lead Vocalist in UNEXPECTED SONGS at The Show Palace Theatre. Other credits include Sailor/Fairy in THE TEMPEST (Steppenwolf Theatre, Chicago); Fredrick in PIRATES OF PENZANCE (Northern Lights Playhouse); Jack Frost in the premiere cast of JACK AND JACKIE FROST CHRISTMAS (Gaylord Marriott, Kissimmee); and Lead Vocalist in ROCK A DOO WOP (Busch Gardens, Tampa). Trenton loved performing 5 years with his wife aboard Norwegian Cruise Line. Trenton happily performs with Event Show Productions of Tampa. Trenton received his BFA from Chicago College of Performing Arts of Roosevelt University’s Theatre Conservatory. Thank you to my support team of my wife, family and friends.

APRIL BERRY* USHERETTE & OTHERS

April is grateful to be making her St. Petersburg debut with American Stage. Originally from the Los Angeles area, she moved to Florida from New York City, where she was in the original Broadway casts and workshops of LEGALLY BLONDE and WONDERLAND. She has been touring the world as a member of The Trans-Siberian Orchestra since 2009. Other credits include: WE WILL ROCK YOU

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(Las Vegas); SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (National Tour); FAME (Macau, China); Ugly Betty(ABC); Legally Blonde: the Musical (MTV). She and her husband are the owners of The Broadway Arts & Dance Academy in St. Petersburg. Thank you Jason, Aria and all my family for giving me so much love, support and life!

GRETCHEN BIEBER* ULLA

Gretchen is so excited to join American Stage for some good oldfashioned, outdoor musical comedy! Most recently, she was sailing the Caribbean as Tanya in MAMMA MIA! aboard the Allure of the Seas. Other favorite credits include: Brenda in HAIRSPRAY (Broadway); Lina Lamont in SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (Gateway Playhouse); Sharpay in HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL & HSM 2 (The Muny/ North Carolina Theatre); Suzy in MARVELOUS WONDERETTES (The Gem Theatre); Audrey in LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (Penobscot Theatre); BIG BAND BEAT (Tokyo Disney Sea); MainStage Performer on The Disney Fantasy and several seasons at Stages St. Louis, The Muny, and Kansas City Starlight. She received a B.A. in Musical Theatre from The University of Tulsa. Much appreciation to Rye and this wonderful team, and my always supportive family and friends. Tack!

LAUREN BUGLIOLI

HOLD ME TOUCH ME & OTHERS

Lauren is thrilled to make her American Stage debut with this incredible team! Local theatre credits include: Solvay in GNIT (Tampa Repertory Theatre), Sister Mary in DISASTER!, Sally in CABARET (mad Theatre), and Daisy in THE GREAT GATSBY (Stageworks Theatre). New York credits include: THE WHOLE DAMN THING (Midtown International Theatre Festival). Philadelphia credits include: THE DISTANCE FROM HERE (The Adrienne). London credits include: THE CHILDREN’S HOUR (Union Theatre). Film and television credits include: Unstoppable (Millennium Films), Star (ITV UK), and Shane (Paramount Comedy UK). Training includes: Stella Adler, Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute, LAMDA, and New York University. Lauren would like to thank American Stage for this opportunity. She is also grateful to the kids in high school who nicknamed her “grandma,” and helped her embrace her type. Laurenbuglioli.com

ALYSSA ELROD SHOWGIRL & OTHERS

KUTE KEVIN & OTHERS

Emanuel is thrilled to be returning to the park stage this year! He is just coming back home to the Bay area after sailing the high seas with Oceania Cruises as a production singer. Previous credits include: IQ in HAIRSPRAY (American Stage); Samuel in PIRATES OF PENZANCE, and Yum Yum in THE MIKADO; Ernst/Reinhold in SPRING AWAKENING (freeFall theatre); Marius in LES MISERABLES (University of Tampa); featured soloist in VOCAL ELEMENT (a Nata Lux Entertainment Company ensemble), and a vocalist at BUSCH GARDENS, TAMPA. He would like to thank God, friends, and family for all their continuous love and support. For more info visit: emanuelcarrero.wixsite.com/eecmusic Instagram:emanuelcarrero

SCOTT DANIEL*

ROGER DEBRIS / WIG & HAIR DESIGNER / DANCE CAPTAIN

Scott is thrilled to be returning to American Stage in the Park for another show under the stars. Previously he appeared in HAIRSPRAY as Corny Collins and in SPAMALOT, where he received critical acclaim for his portrayal of Sir Robin (TTB nominee and BroadwayWorld Award winner - Best Actor). You may recognize Scott as one half of Tampa Bay's "Best Cabaret Act" (Creative Loafing - Best Of The Bay) The Scott & Patti Show. Scott is an accomplished actor/director/choreographer/designer with projects on land and at sea. As a performer, he has traveled the world in Broadway national and international tours. When not performing, Scott is designing for Norwegian Cruise Line as their Head of Cosmetology. He also serves as the Artistic Director for MATTOCS Productions, which provides original shows and entertainment services for special events, cruise lines, regional theaters and theme parks across the U.S. A proud member of the professional actor’s union, Actor Equity Association. Endless love to my family, "Kute Kevin," and "Max."

“

I'm not going in the toilet... I'm going in SHOW BUSINESS!”

- Leo Bloom, THE PRODU CERS

Alyssa is thrilled to be debuting at American Stage! Alyssa was most recently seen in the ensemble in PIPPIN at Show Palace Dinner Theater. Other credits include: two contracts dancing in LEGENDS IN CONCERT and PURE VARIETY (Norwegian Cruise Line); ChaCha in GREASE, The Bride in THE ADDAMS FAMILY, and Minnie/Teresita in WEST SIDE STORY (Show Palace Dinner Theater). Alyssa gives love to her family and friends for their continued support and light.

WHO'S WHO ON STAGE

EMANUEL CARRERO

TYLER FISH* MR. MARKS & OTHERS

Tyler is thrilled to be back home in St. Pete and making his American Stage debut. Some favorite roles include: Bobby in CRAZY FOR YOU; Cosmo in SINGING IN THE RAIN; Ethan in THE FULL MONTY; Rudolph in HELLO DOLLY; Bert in 42nd STREET; Charlie in ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; Pat in STATE FAIR; Bill in KISS ME KATE; Chip in ON THE TOWN; Kenny in LAUGHTER ON THE 23rd FLOOR, and Paul in BAREFOOT IN THE PARK. Tyler would like to send a special thank you to Mom & Dad. To his wife, Erin: Life is Good!

JAMES LAROSA* LEO BLOOM

James is thrilled to make his American Stage debut. Most recently, he appeared as Giuseppe in LA DOTTORESSA at Lincoln Center. Select theatre credits include: Stewpot in SOUTH PACIFIC (Triad); Gus in SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (North Shore); Past James in BENJAMIN BUTTON (York), Mark Cohen in RENT (BRT); Malone in MR. CONFIDENTIAL (Signature Center); Henry in NEXT TO NORMAL (Florida Studio Theatre); Cosmo Brown in SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN (Forestburgh); and his award winning portrayal of Abraham in ALTAR BOYZ (Zach Scott & FST). TV credits include: NBC’s Saturday Night Live, ABC’s What Would You Do?, A&E’s Fugitive Chronicles, and ID’s Deadly Sins. Voice-Over credits include: Rockstar Games, MTV, Nickelodeon, and TRW. He is a graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts and the High School for Performing Arts. Love and thanks to my family! www.theJamesLaRosa.com

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WHO'S WHO ON STAGE

CHARLES LOGAN*

SCOTT THE CHOREOGRAPHER & OTHERS

Charles is so grateful to be making his American Stage debut. Favorite credits include: the title role in GEORGE M! and Bill in ME & MY GIRL (TheatreZone, FL); Bobby in CRAZY FOR YOU (Venice Theatre); Smudge in FOREVER PLAID (Wick Theater & Hippodrome State Theater); and Nick Arnstein in FUNNY GIRL (Forestburgh Playhouse). He’s performed at Radio City Music Hall in the CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR, as well as at the State Theater in Lincoln Center in Julie Taymor’s GRENDEL. Television appearances include dancing on The Rachel Ray Show with All My Children’s Bobbie Eakes, and alongside Ben Stiller on Comedy Central’s Night of Too Many Stars. Thank you to the whole American Stage family for this wonderful opportunity to play, and to all the gorgeous souls in his life that make every day a joy.

MATTHEW MCGEE*

MAX BIALYSTOCK

Matthew is excited to return to the Park after performing all season as a rep member with Asolo Repertory Theatre Company in SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE and RHINOCEROS (directed by Frank Galati). Awards include BroadwayWorld.com’s Favorite Leading Actor in a Musical for performances in THE FROGS and MAME (freeFall theatre) and a Theatre Tampa Bay Award for Outstanding Leading Actor in a Musical for his performance as Edna Turnblad in last season's HAIRSPRAY in the Park (American Stage). Matthew has been named Tampa Bay’s Favorite Local Drag Performer in Creative Loafing’s Reader’s Poll in both 2013 and 2017. Recently, Matthew appeared in the independent films, Small Group and Waiting on Mary (now available on iTunes). This summer, you can see Matthew in THE MUSICAL OF MUSICALS THE MUSICAL at freeFall theatre. Follow Matthew on IG: @thematthewmcgee

“

Let's assume for a moment, that you are a dishonest man.” ... Assume away.”

- Leo Bloom & Max Bialyst ock, THE PRODUCERS

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DEQUAN MITCHELL

O’HOULIHAN & OTHERS

DeQuan was most recently seen as Ferdinand in THE TEMPEST (Jobsite Theater). Other regional credits include: THE LARAMIE PROJECT and BROADWAY: FLOPPED AND FORGOTTEN (The Space at 2106 Main); as a Dancer in KATONGA (Busch Gardens,Tampa Bay) and as a Wildfire Dancer at the SEVEN SEAS FOOD FESTIVAL (Sea World Orlando). Television credits include: The Rachel Ray Show, America's Got Talent, and Glasgow 2014 - XX Commonwealth Games (Performance art group Tell-A-Vision). Commercial credits include: The Home Depot, Brighthouse, WWE, and The Golf Channel. He played the role of Amir in the Global Shorts Award winning film The Door (Wurk 4 Fuud Productions).

TYLER PIRRUNG BLIND VIOLINIST & OTHERS

Tyler is ecstatic to be making his American Stage debut! Regional credits include: Frank Schultz in SHOW BOAT; Cosmo in SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN; Igor in YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN; Aldolpho in DROWSY CHAPERONE (Bigfork Summer Playhouse); Ko Ko in HOT MIKADO (GLOW Lyric Theatre), as well as appearances in FUNNY GIRL and OLIVER! (Arizona Broadway Theater). He received his B.A. in Theatre from Florida State University. He would like to thank his family and Charlie for their endless love and support and everyone at American Stage for welcoming Tyler into the family. To learn more about Tyler and see what adventures await him next, visit www.tylerpirrung.com.

KELLYANNA POLK SHOWGIRL & OTHERS

Kellyanna is thrilled to be in THE PRODUCERS at American Stage. She was most recently seen in FLASHDANCE THE MUSICAL (Broward Stage Door Theatre). Kellyanna is a graduate of Yale University, and has trained at American Ballet Theatre, The Royal Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, and Joffrey among others. “Many thanks to the cast, crew, and my family!” Instagram: @kellyannapolk

ALICIA THOMAS

Alex is thrilled to be keeping it gay in THE PRODUCERS! Broadway credits include: WEST SIDE STORY. Tours include: understudy for Adam and Felicia in PRISCILLA: QUEEN OF THE DESERT, Greg in A CHORUS LINE, and Alonzo in CATS. Off-Broadway credits include: TRIP OF LOVE, and Miss Texas in PAGEANT: THE MUSICAL, and ICONS. Regional credits include: OKLAHOMA, and LA CAGE AUX FOLLES (Goodspeed); SURF: THE MUSICAL, and SEUSSICAL (Childsplay). TV/Film credits include: Deadbeat, Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris, Grind: The Musical, and Welcome to New York. Alex is the resident choreographer for D’Angora Productions in New York. Big thanks to everyone at American Stage, Rye, family and friends. Find more information at alexringler.com.

Alicia was recently seen as Lorrell in DREAMGIRLS (Venice Theatre). Some other credits include Beneatha in A RAISIN IN THE SUN (The Barn Dinner Theatre); HOLLY JOLLY (The Dutch Apple), and RAISIN (Astoria Performing Arts Center). She is a STAR company member at The Directors Company in NYC. While obtaining her BA at Bradley University, some of her favorite credits include A RAISIN IN THE SUN, 1/3RD OF A NATION directed by Sean Graney, Schwartzy in THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE, and RAGTIME. She is a proud alumnus of Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit. "Let your light shine...and glorify your Father in Heaven!" -Matthew 5:16 www.itsmealicia.com

CARMEN GHIA

JIM SORENSEN* FRANZ LIEBKIND

Jim's Off-Broadway/ New York credits include: THE BODY BEAUTIFUL, PLAIN & FANCY (York); MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET (Engeman); and PLAGUED: A LOVE STORY (NYMF). Regional credits include: THE 39 STEPS, and A FEW GOOD MEN (Flat Rock Playhouse); INTO THE WOODS, and THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE (Fulton); LES MISERABLES (Arts Center of Coastal Carolina). Florida credits include: BUTLER (Florida Studio); SOUTH PACIFIC, 1776 (Asolo); TIME STANDS STILL (Banyan); THE BUFFALO KINGS, CABARET, THE NORMAL HEART, BECKY SHAW, and THE BURNT PART BOYS (freeFall); THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, and IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (American Stage); THE BLUE ROOM (Stageworks); and WEBB’S CITY: THE MUSICAL (Palladium). Awards include: BOTB Best Actor, TTB Outstanding Featured Actor, and a "Handy" Award Best Supporting Actor. A proud member of Actors' Equity, Jim is also Operations Manager and Associate Artist at American Stage. Much love to my beautiful wife, Natalie. jimsoren.com

SHOWGIRL & OTHERS

CREATIVE TEAM JERID FOX

SCENIC DESIGNER / PROPERTIES MASTER

WHO'S WHO ON STAGE / THE CREATIVE TEAM

ALEX RINGLER*

Jerid is excited to be in his 8th season with American Stage! After attending Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where he studied Film Production with an emphasis in Art Direction, he put his knack for imitation and improvisation to use at Disneyland Resort’s Entertainment Department. He then picked up and moved to Florida where he has worked as a Scenic Designer, Properties Master, and Scenic Dresser for many popular Tampa Bay theatres and universities. On occasion, Jerid is also an Assistant Director or Art Director for theatrical productions, feature films, short films, and television commercials. His most recent scenic design credits include: HAIRSPRAY, SPAMALOT (American Stage in the Park); MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, THE ROYALE, INFORMED CONSENT, TARTUFFE (American Stage); IN THE GARDEN OF RIKKI TIKKI TAVI CHARLOTTE'S WEB including Puppet Design (American Stage School Tour), and INHERIT THE WIND (Stageworks Theatre).

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA OR ‘EQUITY’) Founded in 1913, Actors’ Equity Association represents more than 48,000 Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote, and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions.

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WHO'S WHO ON THE CREATIVE TEAM

STEPHANIE GULARTE

STEPHEN KRAACK

Stephanie joined American Stage in 2015 and directed the company’s productions of THE INVISIBLE HAND, GOOD PEOPLE, INTIMATE APPAREL, and THE 39 STEPS. In 2004, she founded Capital Stage in Sacramento, CA where she was the Producing Artistic Director for nine years. She has been recognized with the Arts Innovation Award from the Sacramento Community Regional Foundation, the Arts Management Excellence Award from the Arts & Business Council, and in 2014, she was presented with a proclamation from the City of Sacramento, honoring her years of service to the arts in the region. Stephanie performed on stages in California for many years appearing as the title characters in THERESE RAQUINE (Aurora Theatre), HEDDA GABLER (Capital Stage), and MARY STUART (Shotgun Players), as well as lead roles in productions that include TWELFTH NIGHT, THE BLUE ROOM, FOOL FOR LOVE, THE SHAPE OF THINGS, MAPLE & VINE, ONE THOUSAND AND ONE ARABIAN NIGHTS, ROMEO AND JULIET, among others. Stephanie holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in Theatre and in Government from CSU Sacramento, and an MFA in directing from University of Idaho and has been a member of Actor’s Equity Association since 2001.

Stephen has been working in the arts and technology his entire life. A graduate of EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University (B.S., Aviation Computer Science), his true passion can be seen in professional, community and educational theatres throughout the Southeast. His recent Sound Design credits include: SIDESHOW at Blake High School, a mainstage performance at the 2018 Florida Thespian Conference, and recent freeFall productions of LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA and PIRATES OF PENZANCE. He has also worked with Newsome High School on productions of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST and BYE BYE BIRDIE. He is honored to be joining the creative team at American Stage for the first time. He currently serves as the Technical Director for Theatre Arts & Dance Alliance (T.A.D.A.) in Lithia, Florida. He is married to a gifted choreographer, Mitsie Kraack, who share three amazing children: Lillian, David and Catherine.

PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

SUSAN HALDEMAN*

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER

Susan is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association, and currently serves as the Operations Manager at freeFall Theatre also in St. Petersburg. Susan holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Mesa State College (now Colorado Mesa University). She has been performing professionally for over 22 years, and has worked in many facets of theatre including: operations management, company management, production stage management, direction, wig design, and props. She was the PSM and Company Manager for The Show Palace for 5 years where she ran 7 shows per year. She has also stage managed DISENCHANTED (Tampa run - The Straz); PETER AND THE STARCATCHER (freeFall); and THE WIZ (American Stage). She has been the ASM for SPRING AWAKENING and A CHRISTMAS CAROL (freeFall Theatre). Much love to all of my friends and Sluppens. www.susanhaldemanactress.com

RACHEL HARRISON*

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER

Rachel is pleased to be working in her 5th season at American Stage where her favorite stage management credits include 9 PARTS OF DESIRE; the August Wilson Century Cycle offerings from TWO TRAINS RUNNING to JOE TURNER’S COME AND GONE, the entirety of the 2016-2017 Mainstage season, and THE ROYALE. Rachel was honored to receive two Theatre Tampa Bay nominations for Best Sound Design in 2016 for her work on 4000 MILES and THE PITMEN PAINTERS and a third nomination for the same category in 2017 for her sound design for SEX WITH STRANGERS. Guided by a love for experimental, experiential and environmental theatre, Rachel particularly enjoys the challenge of producing and managing theatre in unconventional and unlikely spaces, such as Demens Landing. Rachel is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association and The Stage Managers’ Association.

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SOUND DESIGNER / ENGINEER

RYE MULLIS DIRECTOR

Thrilled to finally be working here at American Stage! Credits include: Rock of Ages (Norwegian Cruise Line), Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Circus: Final Farewell, Out of this World, Legends, Built to Amaze, Barnum Bash, and many more. Disney: Swotu Waya: The Na’vi Drum Ceremony, Disney Legends Awards, Star Wars Galactic Nights. Disney Music: The Cheetah Girls- One World Tour, Yanni Voices, Imagination Movers: Live on Tour and The Sound of Magic. Associate and Resident Director of the Las Vegas Productions of Rock of Ages, SURF! The Beach Boys Musical and Dancing With The Stars. Performing Credits include National Tours of Young Frankenstein with Roger Bart, Curtains, The Scarlet Pimpernel, La Cage Aux Folles, Once Upon a Mattress and way too many productions of Grease. Associate Casting Director credits include the Broadway and Touring Productions of The Boy From Oz, Brooklyn, Ring of Fire, Dracula, Starlight Express, bare: A Pop Opera, and many others. Fun Fact: first job out of college was working as the Casting Assistant at the legendary Johnson-Liff Casting Agency on the Broadway Production and First National Tour of The Producers.

JEREMY D. SILVERMAN MUSICAL DIRECTOR

Jeremy is excited for this first collaboration with American Stage, and to work with all these wonderful artists! Jeremy is an award-winning songwriter, composer, arranger, and musical director, with music that spans from choral/orchestral to pop/rock to musical theatre. His professional experience includes music for film, television, theme parks, radio, and theatre. Jeremy is a proud member of The Recording Academy (GRAMMYs) and ASCAP. He received a Bachelors of Music in vocal performance from the University of South Florida, and a Masters of Music in choral/orchestral conducting under the baton of Maestro Robert Summer. Jeremy most recently music directed SISTER ACT, A CHORUS LINE, and EVITA, and directed LUCKY STIFF and GUYS AND DOLLS. He enjoys creative collaboration with diverse organizations and theatres around the United States, while also being Music Director at the University of South Florida School of Theatre and Dance in Tampa, FL. www.JeremyDSilverman.com

MIKE WOOD#

Shain is thrilled to be back this year with THE PRODUCERS at American Stage in the Park. He won the St. Petersburg Broadway World Award for Best Direction of a Musical for last seasons HAIRSPRAY, and The TTB Award for Outstanding Choreography for SPAMALOT in the park. Direction/Choreography credits include: A CHRISTMAS CAROLE, DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS, NUNSENSE, HONKY TONK ANGELS (Alhambra Theatre); MAME (freeFall Theatre); ROCK ODYSSEY (Adrienne Arsht Center, Miami); and ANNIE (Ocean Reef Cultural Center). Shain serves as the resident Production Manager at the Alhambra Theatre in Jacksonville, FL and has performed on stage and behind the scenes professionally for the past 18 years across the nation and abroad. Big thank you to the American Stage creative team, the cast, and the amazing St. Petersburg audiences for supporting such a timeless tradition!

Mike is excited to return for his 5th consecutive American Stage in the Park show, having previously lit THE WIZ, IN THE HEIGHTS, SPAMALOT, and HAIRSPRAY. He has designed countless productions on stages all over the country including nearly all Tampa/St. Petersburg Area theatres, and has been awarded numerous awards and honors for his work. Mike is currently the Director of Technical Theatre at Collegiate School in New York City, where he resides. Before Collegiate, he taught design and technology at both Howard W. Blake School of the Arts and Hillsborough Community College in Tampa. Mike is a proud member of United Scenic Artists USA-829. @mikewoodld / www.mikewoodld.com

CHOREOGRAPHER

LIGHTING DESIGNER

“

you argue with a Nazi, d an x bo ap so a on up t d You ge if you can ridicule him an you’re going to lose. Buwtin. It’s as simple as that...by n you r of his make people laugh, theme dy, we can try to rob Hitle using the medium of co ths.” - Mel Brooks posthumous power and my MEL BROOKS (BOOK, MUSIC, & LYRICS)

Director, producer, writer and actor, Mel Brooks is the recipient of three 2001 Tony Awards and two Grammy Awards for THE PRODUCERS. In 1968, he wrote and directed his first feature film, The Producers, starring Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder, which earned him an Academy Award for the best original screenplay written directly for the screen. He then went on to create a remarkable string of hit comedies: in 1970, he wrote, directed and acted in The Twelve Chairs; in 1974 he co-wrote, directed and acted in Blazing Saddles, and was nominated, along with John Morris, for the best title song, "Blazing Saddles;" in 1974, co-wrote and directed Young Frankenstein; in 1976, he co-wrote, directed and starred in Silent Movie; in 1977, he co-wrote, directed, produced and starred in History of the World, Part 1; in 1983, he produced and starred in To Be or Not To Be; he co-wrote, directed, produced and starred in the hit sci-fi spoof, Spaceballs; in 1991, he co-wrote, directed, produced and starred in Life Stinks; in 1993, he co-wrote, directed, produced and starred in Robin Hood: Men in Tights; in 1995, he co-wrote, directed, produced an starred in Dracula: Dead and Loving it. For three successive seasons, Brooks won the Emmy Award for his role as Uncle Phil on the hit comedy show, Mad About You. His visionary film company, Brooksfilms Limited, founded in 1980, has produced some of America's most distinguished films, among them: David Lynch's The Elephant Man, David Cronenberg's The Fly, Frances, Richard Benjamin's My Favorite Year and 84 Charing Crossroad, starring Anthony Hopkins and Mr. Brooks' wife Anne Bancroft.

WHO'S WHO ON THE CREATIVE TEAM / MEET MEL BROOKS

SHAIN STROFF

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MEET THE 2017/2018 AMERICAN STAGE APPRENTICES

MEET OUR 2017/2018 APPRENTICES American Stage's Apprenticeship Program is dedicated to developing the future of our art form. Young theatre makers spend a year immersed in a professional theatre environment, apprenticing alongside experienced theatre professionals. Learn more at americanstage.org/YA

TATO CASTILLO SABU & OTHERS

Tato was most recently seen in MUCH ADO at American Stage. He has been performing in plays and as a dancer since he was in preschool. In high school he was an Intern for American Stage, which helped him decide that he wanted to be an actor professionally. His favorite credits are A WILD PARTY by Andrew Lippy at the Palladium Theatre, THE ROYALE at American Stage and a piece choreographed by Pilobulos Dance Company at his alma mater in partnership with Valencia Community College. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre Arts from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida.

KODY HOPKINS

Kody is excited to be joining American Stage as one of its 201718 Acting/Production Apprentices. He holds a BFA in Acting from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where he performed in a diverse array of plays from school tours to Shakespeare. American Stage play goers may have most recently seen him in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (Ensemble) or IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (Foley). His biggest dream is to run his own theatre one day (much like American Stage!).

TARILABO KORIPAMO

Tarilabo, originally from Nigeria, moved to the United States in 2013. She graduated with a theater degree from Guilford College. Credits include: RIMERS OF ELDRITCH, DEAD MAN'S CELL PHONE, THE CRUCIBLE, MISALLIANCE, and more. Tarilabo is also a recommended certified stage combatant by the National stage combat workshop. She has served as a fight co-director and captain on multiple productions. She is honored to be a part of the professional team at American Stage.

COURTNEY ANNE MCLAREN USHERETTE & OTHERS

Courtney holds a BA from the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts with concentrations in theatre, music, and arts management. At MCLA, her credits include: Sally Bowles in CABARET; Wendla in SPRING AWAKENING; Harper in ANGELS IN AMERICA ( Part I), and Clarice in THE LIAR. While in college, she spent summers as an acting apprentice at three renowned New England theaters: Berkshire Theatre Group, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, and Williamstown Theatre Festival. Before joining American Stage, she acted as an Artist-inResidence at Berkshire Theatre Group, performing in touring shows, teaching playwrighting and acting skills, and leading after-school programs. At American Stage, Courtney has had the pleasure of performing in the educational school tour show, RIKKI TIKKI TAVI, as well as the Mainstage production of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Courtney sends her thanks to family and friends for their love and support.

TAYLOR SWEAT

Taylor was most recently unseen as a rooster wrangler (and Assistant Stage Manager) in American Stage’s MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. She graduated in 2017 with a BA in Theatre from Florida Gulf Coast University. During her time in school, she worked as a spotlight operator and assistant stage manager at TheatreZone in Naples, FL, shadowed the stage management team for the KINKY BOOTS tour, and taught drama during the summer of 2016 in Stuart, FL at the Lyric Theatre. Since graduating, she was the production management intern for the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, where she also drove the courtesy van to NYC. Taylor is excited to start the New Year with American Stage, continuing work as the Production and Stage Management Apprentice! Favorite credits include: XANADU, THE FOREIGNER, DAMES AT SEA, THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, and THE ROYALE. Taylor is a member of the Stage Manager’s Association and USITT.

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