Cincinnati The Aronoff Center, Funny Girl, November 2024

Dear Friends of the Arts,

Welcome to the Aronoff Center and the 2024-25 First Financial Broadway in Cincinnati season, presented by TriHealth! We are delighted to bring you this acclaimed new revival, direct from Broadway, of the musical that made Barbra Streisand a star – Funny Girl. This is the first official tour of Funny Girl in sixty years and includes the classic songs “Don’t Rain on My Parade,” “I’m the Greatest Star,” and “People.”

Cincinnati Arts Association is proud to partner with Broadway Across America in presenting Broadway tours at the Aronoff Center. In addition to managing the operations at the Aronoff Center and Music Hall, we are extremely proud of the Weston Art Gallery and our impactful education and community engagement programs including the Overture Awards scholarship competition, SchoolTime, Artists on Tour, and Arts in Healing. Since the inception of these programs nearly thirty years ago, we have served more than two million youth and adults.

As Fanny Brice sings in one of Funny Girl’s most popular songs: “People. People who need people are the luckiest people in the world.” That is how we feel about you, as we could not bring the best of Broadway or our education programs to the community without your loyalty and support. We truly are some of the luckiest people in the world!

We hope you will join us for the holidays in December at our next Broadway in Cincinnati show – Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical – a heart-warming show for the whole family that may make your heart grow three sizes!

Thank you so much for being with us this evening. If we can assist you in any way, please let us know.

Enjoy the show!

Steve Loftin President, Cincinnati Arts Association

FROM BURLESQUE TO BABY SNOOKS, FANNY BRICE DID IT

ALL

Broadway News digs deeper into the full career of the real-life comedian at the center of Funny Girl.

STORY BY Michael Abourizk

The musical Funny Girl is based on the life experiences of comedian, singer and actor Fanny Brice. The story chronicles her tumultuous marriage to Nick Arnstein in tandem with her stage career, or, more specifically, her career in the revues of impresario Florenz Ziegfeld.

The Ziegfeld Follies was a series of nearly annual, lavish revues featuring showgirls — a crossover between vaudeville and more legitimate Broadway productions. Between 1907 and 1931, Ziegfeld produced nearly two dozen editions of his Follies on the Main Stem (as well as other revues); his second wife, Billie Burke, continued the tradition, producing four more after Ziegfeld’s death in 1932. Brice appeared in 10 of those 26 productions, plus two additional non-Follies Ziegfeld revues, starting in 1910 and making her final Follies bow in 1936.

Brice’s résumé extends far beyond her Ziegfeld triumphs, however. Brice’s career spanned five decades, one of the few 21st-century entertainers who excelled across the stage, film and radio — the full scope of which, naturally, couldn’t fit into a two and a half hour-long musical.

Hannah Shankman as Fanny Brice in the National Tour of Funny Girl

Photo by Matthew Murphy for MurphyMade

Prior to her Follies premiere, Brice hit the stage in the touring revue Girls From Happy Land, headlined by popular burlesque comic Billy W. Watson. The show made stops in Chicago, Buffalo and Montreal in the fall of 1908, eventually playing a stint in Brice’s native Brooklyn in February 1909.

Starting in 1910, the various Ziegfeld Follies displayed her comedic prowess and aptitude for sketch performance, but Brice also earned roles in Broadway musicals (1913’s Honeymoon Express at the Winter Garden Theatre, future home of the 1964 original Funny Girl mounting), straight plays (1918’s Why Worry?) and non-Ziegfeld revues (Irving Berlin’s 1924 Music Box Revue). She even starred in the title role of a 1926 play called Fanny, written by Willard Mack and David Belasco (the namesake of the Broadway theatre) and loosely based on her comic sensibilities.

During the early 1920s, Brice recorded several songs for RCA Victor (then known as the Victor Talking Machine Company) and Columbia Records. Her most memorable songs were “My Man” and “Second Hand Rose,” both of which Brice debuted in the 1921 edition of the Follies. Brice garnered a posthumous Grammy Hall of Fame Award for her recording of “My Man.”

The plot of Funny Girl halts at 1924. The musical opens with Fanny backstage at the New Amsterdam Theatre during the seven-month run of Ziegfeld Follies of 1923, reminiscing on her personal and professional life up until that point.

Brice’s life after Funny Girl included a series of film appearances: She played herself in 1936’s The Great Ziegfeld and played opposite Judy Garland in 1938’s Everybody Sing. Her stage career continued, performing not only in more Follies but also in shows produced by her third husband, Billy Rose. The 1931 revue Billy Rose’s Crazy Quilt marked the sole Broadway production where Brice appeared alongside her brother, Lew Brice.

During the final two decades of her life, she flourished in the medium of radio, cementing herself as a household name for her portrayal of devilish toddler Baby Snooks. Brice’s first radio appearance as Baby Snooks was on 1936’s Ziegfeld Follies on the Air. As precocious as she was mischievous, Baby Snooks originated as a sketch character for the stage. There are discrepant accounts of Snooks’ genesis; Brice claimed she started using the character in vaudeville as early as 1912, basing the portrayal on silent film star Diana Serra Cary’s Baby Peggy persona. However, Cary wasn’t born until 1918. That said, Brice absolutely played Baby Snooks in several editions of the Follies in the 1930s.

Brice followed up that 1936 radio debut of Snooks with additional Baby Snooks performances on various radio programs, eventually getting her own show “The Baby Snooks Show,” which launched in 1944 on CBS radio. Baby Snooks’ sharp, adult humor juxtaposed with Brice’s childish delivery made for an inimitable presence on the airwaves. Exchanges such as, “These are the doctor’s instruments, Baby Snooks.” “Is he gonna play them?” or “Do you know what the five senses are?” “Yeah, a nickel!” allowed for a perfect showcase of Brice’s sketch comedy acumen, honed over the previous decades. “The Baby Snooks Show” ended upon Brice’s death in 1951.

The breadth of Brice’s impact presents a natural challenge when looking to chronicle her life. Ray Stark, Brice’s son-in-law and producer of the 1964 original Broadway mounting of Funny Girl, faced the same problem. Stark originally wanted to produce a movie of his late mother-in-law’s life, but was unsatisfied with many screenplay drafts.

Screenwriter Isobel Lennart seemed to have managed it with her biopic My Man, but many agreed it would make for a better stage play. So Lennart wrote the book for the original 1964 musical. (The 2022 revival — and subsequent tour — features a revised book by Harvey Fierstein, working from Lennart’s.) The original out-of-town tryouts for Funny Girl were rife with revisions to the script and score, struggling with which parts of Brice’s life to focus and which parts to excise. A snapshot of any chapter of Brice’s life would have been appropriate, for, as she sings in the musical, Brice is, perhaps, the “greatest star.”

For more in-depth history, interviews, up-to-date news and show reviews on Broadway, visit broadwaynews.com

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TAMING THE WILD IN LIFE OF PI

Jon Hoche, the U.S. associate puppetry and movement director and the full road staging’s resident director, explains the artistry behind the design and the operation of onstage animals.

STORY BY Ruthie Fierberg

A tiger pads along the edge of a dinghy, releasing a gravelly breath with each step. A zebra trots in a circle, whipping its mane. A hyena stalks in its cage, snarling through its snout. All of these animals appear onstage in Life of Pi, though you won’t find anything quite like them in a zoo. The creatures are lifelike puppets maneuvered by human performers. But if the actors do their jobs, you won’t notice them — even though they are in plain sight. As Jon Hoche noted, “Because we are trained to point our energy towards the puppet, hopefully the audience is also doing the same.” Hoche is the associate puppetry and movement director for Life of Pi in the United States and the resident director of the full touring production. He previously performed in the play’s puppeteering ensemble on Broadway and will serve as an understudy on the road. Hoche has been part of multiple shows that rely on puppetry: as a bloodthirsty plant in Little Shop of Horrors, as the voice and one controller of the gigantic ape in Broadway’s King Kong and as a military stallion on the national tour of War Horse. Even with all that experience, Hoche called Life of Pi a “special show,” saying, “even though there have been large-

Hiran Abeysekera, Richard Parker (Fred Davis, Scarlet Wilderink, Andrew Wilson) by Matthew Murphy & Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade

scale puppet[-focused] shows before, I don’t think there’s been one quite like this.”

The distinction, for Hoche, is the story and its setting. “It’s a beautiful show about questioning reality, faith and self-preservation,” Hoche said. The protagonist, Pi, survives a shipwreck, only to be trapped in the middle of the ocean on a lifeboat with zoo animals that had been on the vessel for transport. As Pi recounts his days at sea for the people who eventually rescued him, Pi’s memories flood the stage. It’s fitting that puppetry, where humans seem to be animals, shapes so much of this story about reconstructing memory.

But with this unique staging, content matches form in more than one way. Given that the show centers on a shipwreck, Hoche said, “If you look closely at all the puppets in our show, they actually look like driftwood and found objects that are on the ocean.” Puppet designers Nick Barnes and Finn Caldwell used a material known as Plastazote, similar to packing foam, for the bodies of the puppets that actors wear and maneuver as these animal characters. But as Hoche highlighted, “They’re all hand-carved. Every puppet in every production of Life of Pi, from Broadway to [London’s] West End, to all the touring companies we have now, none of them are 100 percent identical.”

“There is very much a human element to the creation of all the puppets,” Hoche added. That individuality is also reflected in the company of puppeteers that play these roles. The majority of puppetry in Life of Pi is a form of Bunraku, an ancient Japanese style of the art form in which a principal and two assistants operate a puppet. These performers are typically fully visible but dressed in black, so as to be unseen. Bunraku doesn’t involve strings or rods, but allows for the puppeteers to operate the body and facial expressions of the vessel. “When you’re bringing non-human characters to the stage, those characters can transition easier to stage through this version of puppetry,” Hoche said.

Indeed, three actors create Pi’s boatmate, the tiger Richard Parker, and a trio also anthropomorphizes Orange Juice the orangutan. Two embody the zebra and the hyena. But making a painted apparatus of Plastazote seem like an untamed animal requires precision in movement and a channeling of the soul.

“One of my favorite puppeteers, Ben Deroche, says that puppets are our instruments,” he said. “I’m very excited that he’s actually cast in the tour.”

“It starts with focus and energy and being in a devotional state,” Hoche said. “We’re sending our energy into the puppet to breathe life into it.”

Like musicians, puppeteers can’t speak to each other during the show. All of the communication relies on breath and movement cues. “We’re in this kind of Zen state where breath and vocal [sounds] are the thing that link the puppeteers together,” Hoche said. “That’s why all three of the puppeteers in Richard Parker are encouraged to audibly breathe so that you can kind of get in the same rhythm as each other.”

The practice is arduous, especially since these puppeteers carry the physical weight of their characters. One of Richard Parker’s operators remains crouched inside the tiger’s body for the majority of the play. “All the puppeteers really are athletes,” Hoche said. “We have a physical therapist traveling with us; we’re constantly taking ice baths and stretching and also checking in with each other like, ‘Hey, today I’m a little tight, so let’s be mindful of this particular jump off the boat.’”

Every animal movement is highly choreographed, and Hoche will be responsible for rehearsing the full company — not just the puppeteers — before hitting the road. While each person in the company handles a puppet at some point, even when actors play humans, they are crucial to the illusion of these animals. “There’s a saying that we use a lot while we’re rehearsing the show: the fourth puppeteer,” Hoche said. “A puppet is great, but if the person who interacts with the puppet doesn’t believe in it, then it’s not going to look good.”

But audiences and critics alike have been wowed by the convincing, animalistic performances. For Hoche, that’s the beauty of Life of Pi. As he said, “I just love seeing people who have not had the opportunity to get exposed to puppetry start to get excited about it.”

For more in-depth history, interviews, up-to-date news and show reviews on Broadway, visit broadwaynews.com

ARONOFF CENTER

NOVEMBER 19 - DECEMBER 1, 2024

SONIA FRIEDMAN PRODUCTIONS SCOTT LANDIS DAVID BABANI NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS

ROY FURMAN NO GUARANTEES ADAM BLANSHAY PRODUCTIONS DARYL ROTH LANG ENTERTAINMENT GROUP

GAVIN KALIN CHARLIES & NICOLAS TALAR FAKSTON PRODUCTIONS SANFORD ROBERTSON

CRAIG BALSAM JANE BERGÈRE JEAN DOUMANIAN ROSALIND PRODUCTIONS IRIS SMITH JULIE BOARDMAN/KATE CANNOVA

HENI KOENIGSBERG/MICHELLE RILEY IN FINE COMPANY ELIE LANDAU BRIAN MORELAND MARY MAGGIO AND SCOTT ABRAMS DAVID MANELLA/SEAVIEW GFOUR PRODUCTIONS, LLC PRESENT

ORIGINALLY PRODUCED FOR THE BROADWAY STAGE BY RAY STARK

ORIGINAL NEW YORK PRODUCTION SUPERVISED BY JEROME ROBBINS

ORIGINAL PRODUCTION DIRECTED BY GARSON KANIN

ORIGINAL PRODUCTION ORCHESTRATED BY RALPH BURNS

STARRING

Hannah Shankman

Stephen Mark Lukas Izaiah Montaque Harris

Walter Coppage Leah Platt Christine Bunuan Cheryl Stern David Foley, Jr.

Jack Bianchi Courtney Brady Kate E. Cook Connor Coughlin Joel Douglas Annabelle Duffy Mathew Fedorek Bailey Reese Greemon Alex Hartman Kyle de la Cruz Laing Kathy Liu Missy Marion

Emily Anne Nester Myah Segura Jordon Taylor Sean Seamus Thompson Travis Ward-Osborne Leslie Blake Walker AND FEATURING

Melissa Manchester as Mrs. Brice

SCENIC DESIGN DAVID ZINN

HAIR DESIGN CAMPBELL YOUNG ASSOCIATES

ORCHESTRATIONS

CHRIS WALKER

TOUR BOOKING THE BOOKING GROUP

MEREDITH BLAIR KARA GEBHART

COSTUME DESIGN SUSAN HILFERTY

CASTING JIM CARNAHAN, CSA JASON THINGER, CSA

DANCE, VOCAL AND INCIDENTAL MUSICAL ARRANGMENTS

LIGHTING DESIGN KEVIN ADAMS

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR JOHANNA McKEON

ALAN WILLIAMS ADDITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

CARMEL DEAN

DAVID DABBON

TOUR MARKETING & PRESS ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS WALKER WHITE

SOUND DESIGN BRIAN RONAN & CODY SPENCER

ASSOCIATE CHOREOGRAPHER JEFFREY GUGLIOTTI

MUSIC COORDINATOR KIMBERLEE WERTZ

DIGITAL MARKETING & ADVERTISING ARTHOUSE PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER JOVON E. SHUCK

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS SETH WENIG HANNAH ROSENTHAL

MUSIC SUPERVISION MICHAEL RAFTER

TAP CHOREOGRAPHY

AYODELE CASEL

CHOREOGRAPHY

ELLENORE SCOTT

DIRECTION

MICHAEL MAYER

MUSIC DIRECTOR/CONDUCTOR ELAINE DAVIDSON

COMPANY MANAGER JUSTIN A. SWEENEY

GENERAL MANAGEMENT GENTRY & ASSOCIATES GREGORY VANDER PLOEG

CAST

Fanny Brice HANNAH SHANKMAN

Fanny Brice (at certain performances)...........................................................................LEAH PLATT

Emma ............................................................................................................................................LEAH PLATT

John ....................................................................................................................................... JOEL DOUGLAS

Mrs. Strakosh ....................................................................................................................... CHERYL STERN

Mrs. Meeker ................................................................................................................ CHRISTINE BUNUAN

Mrs. Brice MELISSA MANCHESTER

Eddie Ryan IZAIAH MONTAQUE HARRIS

Tom Keeney DAVID FOLEY, JR.

Piano Player KYLE de la CRUZ LAING

Cornet Men

JACK BIANCHI & JOEL DOUGLAS

Polly JORDON TAYLOR

Bubbles ................................................................................................................................... MISSY MARION

Nick Arnstein ...................................................................................................... STEPHEN MARK LUKAS

Maude............................................................................................................................. COURTNEY BRADY

Florenz Ziegfeld.......................................................................................................... WALTER COPPAGE

Tenor KYLE de la CRUZ LAING

Mrs. Nadler LEAH PLATT

Virginia KATE E. COOK

Vera ALEX HARTMAN

Paul SEAN SEAMUS THOMPSON

Mimsey LESLIE BLAKE WALKER

Actor ................................................................................................................................... DAVID FOLEY, JR. Porter.................................................... KYLE de la CRUZ LAING & SEAN SEAMUS THOMPSON

Bartender ..................................................................................................... SEAN SEAMUS THOMPSON

Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat Men................................................. JACK BIANCHI & TRAVIS WARD-OSBORNE

Mr. Renaldi SEAN SEAMUS THOMPSON

Ensemble

JACK BIANCHI, COURTNEY BRADY, KATE E. COOK, JOEL DOUGLAS, ALEX HARTMAN, KYLE de la CRUZ LAING, KATHY LIU, MISSY MARION, MYAH SEGURA, JORDON TAYLOR, SEAN SEAMUS THOMPSON,TRAVIS WARD-OSBORNE, LESLIE BLAKE WALKER

UNDERSTUDIES

Understudies never substitute for the listed players unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the appearance.

for Fanny Brice & Mrs. Meeker—LEAH PLATT; for Fanny Brice, Emma & Mrs. Meeker—ANNABELLE DUFFY; for Tom Keeney, Nick Arnstein & Florenz Ziegfeld—SEAN SEAMUS THOMPSON; for Tom Keeney, Florenz Ziegfeld—MATHEW FEDOREK; for Eddie Ryan—JACK BIANCHI; for Nick Arnstein & Eddie Ryan—TRAVIS WARD-OSBORNE; for Emma, Mrs. Strakosh & Mrs. Meeker—KATE E. COOK; for Emma—ALEX HARTMAN.

DANCE CAPTAIN: ALEX HARTMAN ASSISTANT DANCE CAPTAIN: MATHEW FEDOREK

THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION.

SWINGS

CONNOR COUGHLIN, ANNABELLE DUFFY, MATHEW FEDOREK, BAILEY REESE GREEMON, EMILY ANNE NESTER

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CAST

Hannah Shankman

Melissa Manchester

Stephen Mark Lukas

Izaiah Montaque Harris

Walter Coppage

Leah Platt

Christine Bunuan

Cheryl Stern

David Foley, Jr.

Jack Bianchi

Courtney Brady

Kate E. Cook

Connor Coughlin

Joel Douglas

Annabelle Duffy Mathew Fedorek

Bailey Reese Greemon

Alex Hartman

Kyle de la Cruz Laing

Kathy Liu

Missy Marion

Emily Anne Nester

Myah Segura

Jordon Taylor

Sean Seamus Thompson

Travis Ward-Osborne

Leslie Blake Walker

MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT I

Overture..................................................................................................................................... The Orchestra

“Who Are You Now?” ........................................................................................................................... Fanny

“Poker Chant No. 1” ..................................................................................

“If a Girl Isn’t Pretty” ......................................................

Mrs. Brice and Mrs. Strakosh

Mrs. Brice, Mrs. Strakosh and Mrs. Meeker

“If a Girl Isn’t Pretty” (Reprise) Tom Keeney, Eddie, Stagehands, Keeney Chorus Girls, Mrs. Strakosh, Mrs. Meeker, Mrs. Brice

“I’m the Greatest Star” Fanny

“I’m the Greatest Star” (Reprise) Mrs. Brice and Fanny

“Cornet Man” Fanny and Cornet Men

“Nicky Arnstein” Fanny

“His Love Makes Me Beautiful” Tenor, Fanny and Ensemble

“I Want To Be Seen With You” Nick and Fanny

“Henry Street” .................................................................................................................................. Company

“People” ..................................................................................................................................................... Fanny

“You Are Woman, I Am Man” ......................................................................................... Nick and Fanny

“Poker Chant No. 2” .......................................................

Mrs. Brice, Mrs. Strakosh and Mrs. Meeker

“Don’t Rain on My Parade” ................................................................................................................. Fanny

ACT II

Entr’acte .................................................................................................................................... The Orchestra

“Sadie, Sadie” ............................................................................................................ Fanny and Company

“Who Taught Her Everything She Knows?” ........................................ Mrs. Brice and Eddie Ryan

“Temporary Arrangement” Nick and Men

“Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat” Fanny and Ensemble

“Who Are You Now?” Fanny and Nick

“You’re a Funny Girl” Nick

“What Do Happy People Do?” Follies Girls

“The Music That Makes Me Dance” Fanny “Finale” Fanny

The action takes place backstage at the New Amsterdam Theatre, New York City, 1924, and memories prior.

MUSICIANS

Music Director/Conductor/Keyboards—ELAINE DAVIDSON; Associate Conductor/Keyboards—CHRISTIAN REGUL; Trumpet/Flugel—MARK E. OATES; Reeds—TANSIE MAYER; Bass—JOHN SIMONETTI; Drums/Percussion—PAUL HANNAH

LOCAL MUSICIANS

Violin 1— Sujean Kim; Violin/Viola—Belinda Burge; Cello—Tom Guth; Trumpet 2/Flugel—: Jeff Folkens; Trombone—Jeff Owen; Reeds—Gene Marquis, Steve Hoskins; Keyboard 2 Sub: Steve Mason

Local Musician Contractor: Paul Piller; Music Coordinator—Kimberlee Wertz

Music Copying: Emily Grishman Music Preparation/Emily Grishman, Adriana Grace and Alden Terry

Music Technology: Phij Adams

Synthesizer Technician: Randy Cohen, Randy Cohen Keyboards

Music Department Assistant: Abel Garriga

WHO’S WHO in the CAST

HANNAH SHANKMAN (Fanny Brice) is thrilled to march her band out as Fanny Brice in this absolutely gorgeous production. Broadway: Hair, Side Show, Les Misérables, Wicked. West End: Hair, Homemade Fusion. National Tours: The Band’s Visit, Rent, Les Misérables. Select Regional: The Kennedy Center, Williamstown Theatre Festival, La Jolla Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, Casa Manana, Pittsburgh Public Theatre, BTG, Arrow Rock Lyceum. TV/Film: The Last Five Years, “85th Academy Awards”, The Greenway. Endless thanks to her family, the entire FG creative team, Jim Carnahan Casting and her incredible agents at Daniel Hoff Agency. For Shane and Charlie. @hannahbshank

MELISSA MANCHESTER (Mrs. Brice) returns to the theatrical stage to celebrate a versatile 50-year career. With 19 Billboard-charted hits including “Midnight Blue” and “Don’t Cry Out Loud,” the Grammy Award-winning singer/ songwriter was the first artist to have two Oscar-nominated songs in the same year, received the NARAS Governor’s Award and is in the Great American Songbook Foundation’s Hall of Fame. National Tours: Song & Dance (Emma), Music Of The Night (Lead). Film: For The Boys (Corrine). TV: “Blossom” (Maddy Russo). Her 25th album, RE:VIEW, is due to release in 2024. melissamanchester.com

STEPHEN MARK LUKAS (Nick Arnstein) is thrilled to bring Funny Girl to audiences across North America after understudying the role in the Broadway revival. Broadway: Funny Girl, The Book of Mormon. Regional: Beauty and the Beast (Gaston), Damn Yankees (Joe Hardy), Oklahoma! (Curly), South Pacific (Lt. Cable), Camelot (Lancelot), and Guys and Dolls (Sky Masterson). TV: “Gossip Girl” and “FBI: Most Wanted”. Love and gratitude to my family, Brian, HCKR and the Funny Girl team. @smlukas

IZAIAH MONTAQUE HARRIS (Eddie Ryan)

First Broadway National Tour! Since being put in tap classes taught by his mother as a child, he has learned to shine from Chicago to NY. Recent highlights: NY City Center’s Artists at the Center, Riverdance, The Tap Dance Kid, After Midnight (Tap Mathematician). BTA Award for Outstanding Actor, Jeff Award for Best Ensemble, Jacob’s Pillow Alumni, MADD Rhythms. Sending love, light, and many thanks to his family, friends, and Ayodele Casel. @izaiahharris

WALTER COPPAGE (Florenz Ziegfeld). Theatre: The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter, The Curious Incident..., Radio Golf, The Royale, A Christmas Carol, Pride & Prejudice, Fences, To Kill A Mockingbird, Master Harold And The Boys, Hamlet, The Mountaintop, Water By The Spoonful, The Clean House, Ruined, Our Town, The Miracle Worker. TV: “Somebody Somewhere,” “Chicago Med,” “Leverage: Redemption,” “Black Mafia Family,” “The Chi,” “61st St,” “The Shining Girls,” “Detroiters,” “Sprung.” Film: All Creatures Here Below, Jayhawkers

LEAH PLATT (Emma, Mrs. Nadler, u/s Fanny, u/s Meeker) is thrilled to join the Funny Girl family! Leah most recently performed across the country as Tzeitel in the first national tour of Fiddler on the Roof. Recent credits: Which Way to the Stage (Signature Theatre); Frozen (Disney Cruise Line); The Prom (White Plains PAC); The Marvelous Wonderettes (The Palace Theater). Proud graduate of Northwestern University, and even prouder to have the most supportive family! LeahPlatt.com @leahsplatt

CHRISTINE BUNUAN (Mrs. Meeker, u/s Mrs. Strakosh, u/s Mrs. Brice). National Tours: Miss Saigon (Gigi), and …Spelling Bee. Chicago Theatre: Goodman, Paramount, Northlight, Marriott Lincolnshire, Drury Lane Oakbrook, Chicago Shakespeare, Silk Road Rising, TimeLine, and more. Special thank you to Stewart Talent Chicago, the Bunuan, Garcia, and Fawcett families, and, of course, the love of my life, Sean. This show is dedicated to all my loved ones! christinebunuan.com

CHERYL STERN (Mrs. Strakosh, u/s Mrs. Brice) Broadway: La Cage aux Folles (Tony-winning revival), The Women (Roundabout), Laughing Room Only. Off-Broadway: A Letter To Harvey Milk, Shoes and Baggage, Fiorello (Encores!), First Lady Suite (Transport Group), I Love You, You’re Perfect. National Tours: La Cage, Les Misérables, Grand Night For Singing, Evita, Fiddler. Regional: Goodspeed, Baltimore Stage, Westport Playhouse, The Huntington (IRNE Award), Barrington Stage, Berkshire Theatre Group, Capital Rep, The Muny and more.TV: “And Just Like That,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” (recurring), “Unforgettable,” “Law & Order: CI,” “Sondheim… at Carnegie Hall” (PBS). Film: Brooklyn Lobster, This is Where I Leave You, Can’t Let It Go. @cherylsternlive www.cherylstern.com

DAVID FOLEY, JR. (Tom Keeney). Select New York/touring credits: The Phantom of the Opera (Reyer, Firmin), Forbidden Broadway, and the title ogre in Shrek The Musical Favorite regional: Oz (L. Frank Baum, freeFall Theatre Company), Finding Nemo: The Musical (Marlin, WDW), and Guys and Dolls (Nathan, Kevin Kline Award nomination, Best Actor). TV/Film: The Flight Before Christmas (Hallmark), Broadcasting Christmas (Lifetime). 2023 MAC Award nominee (Manhattan Association of Cabarets, Best Male Performer). All my love Kerry & Davey! @itsdavidfoleyjr Jack Bianchi (Ensemble, u/s Eddie Ryan) is honored to make his national tour debut with Funny Girl. Jack graduated from Chapman University. He recently made his Off-Broadway premiere in You’re Invited, and performed in Savor in Napa. Jack is beyond grateful to his family, friends, and all who supported him to get here. All glory to God. @jack_bianchi_

COURTNEY BRADY (Ensemble). So grateful to be here! Broadway Lab: Crazy For You (Dir: Susan Stroman). Tours: The Producers Regional Theatres: Papermill, NSMT, Riverside, Maltz Jupiter, Fireside. Thanks to TPG and the entire Funny Girl Team! Endless love/gratitude to my family and friends. Thanks God - “in highlands/heartache all the same”!

@cocobrady

KATE E. COOK (Ensemble, u/s Emma, u/s Mrs. Strakosh, u/s Mrs. Meeker). National tour debut! Select credits: Chicago, Camelot, Little Shop of Horrors, Mamma Mia!, Holiday Inn, Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion, Guys and Dolls, The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes. Love to my husband and crazy family! Enjoy! kateellacook.com @kate.ella

CONNOR COUGHLIN (Swing) Graduated from Royal Winnipeg Ballet and Circle in the Square. NYC: Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes. Tours: 42nd Street (Billy Lawlor), Elf. Regional: The REV, Ogunquit, North Shore Music Theatre, Theatre by the Sea, Fireside.

JOEL DOUGLAS (Ensemble). National tour debut! Off-Broadway: Empire. Regional: MUNY, North Carolina Theatre, Berkshire

Theatre Group, Theatre By The Sea, Reagle Music Theatre, New Bedford Theatre Festival. Film/TV: “Growing Up“ (Disney+). Boston Conservatory and LINK Graduate. @jdouglasbreeden

ANNABELLE DUFFY (u/s Fanny Brice, u/s Emma, u/s Mrs. Meeker) is so thrilled to be making her national tour debut in the company of Funny Girl! BFA CMU Drama Class of 2023. Endless gratitude to Carnahan, Daniel Hoff, Julia Watkinson, and her fabulous family and friends.

MATHEW FEDOREK (Swing, Assistant Dance Captain, u/s Tom Keeney, u/s Florenz Ziegfeld) National tour debut! Regional: Pittsburgh CLO, The Muny, KC Starlight, Arizona Theatre Company, Lincoln Park. Proud Penn State Musical Theatre alum. Thanks to his family and his agents at CTG. I love you Jack. For Mom and Dad! @mathew.fedorek

BAILEY REESE GREEMON (Swing) is overjoyed & grateful to be making her Broadway national tour debut with Funny Girl! Favorite credits: Sweet Charity (Charity), The Sound of Music (Liesl), and RENT (Mark’s Mom/Dance Captain). Current Boston Conservatory Senior. LINK Class 6. Endless thanks to Mom, Dad, Eliza, and PMA! @baileygreemon

ALEX HARTMAN (Ensemble, Dance Captain, u/s Emma) is honored to be making her Broadway national tour debut in Funny Girl Select credits include: ACT of Connecticut, Riverside Theatre, Transcendence Theatre Company, and Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre. Endless gratitude to CESD, my family, friends and incredibly supportive wife, Kayley. @alexjhartman

KYLE de la CRUZ LAING (Ensemble) National tour debut! Regional: Ogunquit Playhouse, Paper Mill Playhouse, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Fulton Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company; BFA University of Central Florida. To my loving family & supportive community, thank you so much. Your love makes my life beautiful! @kylelaing

KATHY LIU (Ensemble) is a Bay Area native and graduate of the Ailey/Fordham BFA program. National tour debut! Credits: Cabaret (Goodspeed), Watch Night workshop (Perelman PAC), J Chen Project, “Dickinson” (AppleTV). Much love to my family and friends for their support! Rep: MTA @kathyliu_

MISSY MARION (Ensemble) is thrilled to join this amazing company! Favorite credits at Musical Theatre West, Ogunquit Playhouse, Forestburgh Playhouse, 3D Theatricals, and Norwegian Cruise Line. Endless love to my family and Trevor, whose support has made my dreams a reality!

EMILY ANNE NESTER (Swing) is thrilled to be making her national tour debut! Regional credits: 42nd Street (Ensemble u/s Anytime Annie), Kinky Boots (Ensemble), The Wizard of Oz (Ensemble) at Music Theatre Wichita. Huge thank you to her family, and friends for their love and support, and special thanks to MYAH SEGURA (Ensemble) is proud to be making her touring debut with Funny Girl! Based in NYC and graduated from Point Park University. Recently in PCLO’s The Music Man and Anything Goes (ensemble). Trained at LaGuardia HS, Ballet Hispanico, Shuffles, and National Dance Institute. @mishmyah

JORDON TAYLOR (Ensemble). National tour debut! Credits: Singin’ in the Rain (Ogunquit Playhouse), A Chorus Line (Drury Lane Theatre), & The Cher Show (Gateway Playhouse). Chicago College of Performing Arts BFA graduate. Many thanks to her family,

friends, and @HudsonArtistsAgency for their support! @jordontaylor18

SEAN SEAMUS THOMPSON (Ensemble, u/s Tom Keeney, u/s Nick Arnstein, u/s Florenz Ziegfeld). Broadway: Sunset Boulevard (Joe Gillis u/s). Tours: Love Never Dies (Raoul); The Sound of Music (Captain u/s). Off-Broadway: Penelope (Barius, original cast album). TV: “The Walking Dead: Dead City” (AMC); “An Evening with Lerner and Loewe”(PBS). Regional favorites: Hunchback (Phoebus), Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Prince Eric), Cabaret (Cliff). @oneseanthompson

LESLIE BLAKE WALKER (Ensemble) was an original Broadway cast member of Funny Girl She sends her love to CESD and The Hartt School, and a special thank you to the entire Funny Girl family for bringing her home to Henry Street. Instagram: @leslieblakewalker

TRAVIS WARD-OSBORNE (Ensemble, u/s Nick Arnstein, u/s Eddie Ryan). Elated to be joining the cast! Broadway credits: Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Miss Saigon, Disney’s Aladdin, A Beautiful Noise, and Holiday Inn. National Tours: Moulin Rouge!, Pretty Woman. Impossible without Mom. For Peyton always. Go Blue! Thanks @blocnyc! I’m @tdubbyo

FANNY BRICE (1891 – 1951) was a trail-blazer in the entertainment world. She was born to Jewish immigrants and became a star, building a career in vaudeville, theatre, film and radio. Ms. Brice made her stage debut at Frank Keeney’s Theater in Brooklyn in 1906 and it became clear that she was destined to become a showbiz legend. In 1910 she was contracted by Florenz Ziegfeld for his 1910 Follies and she became Broadway’s highestearning star. She performed in 11 Ziegfeld productions and headlined the 1921, 1934, and 1936 Follies, where she performed her most famous character, Baby Snooks. Ms. Brice would continue to perform Baby Snooks for a weekly radio program until the end of her life. In 1918, Ms. Brice married Nick Arnstein and the couple had two children together. She married songwriter and stage producer Billy Rose in 1929; they divorced in 1938. A beloved barrier-breaking comedienne and performer, Ms. Brice was honored with two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Ms. Brice’s career was instrumental to the future of women in comedy. Her life story and rise to stardom inspired the musical Funny Girl

ISOBEL LENNART (Book) (1915-1971) was born in Brooklyn. Afflicted by polio as a child, Isobel became an avid reader, especially of movie magazines. She became a screenwriter for MGM (Love Me or Leave Me, Inn of the Sixth Happiness, The Sundowners, Two for the Seesaw). She married actor-playwright John Harding and had two children, Joshua and Sarah. Some 24 films, three Academy Award nominations and one Writers Guild Laurel Award for Lifetime Achievement later, she turned to playwriting with Funny Girl in 1964. A Tony Award nomination for Best Musical followed and she wrote her last screenplay for the film adaptation in 1958. Ms. Lennart died in a car accident in 1971. Funny Girl was deemed “culturally, historically and aesthetically significant” by the Library of Congress (2016).

HARVEY FIERSTEIN (Revised Book). Author of Torch Song Trilogy, La Cage aux Folles (both Tony Award winners); Kinky Boots, Newsies, Casa Valentina (all Tony nominated); A Catered Affair, Safe Sex and Bella Bella Television scripts include “Hairspray Live!,” “The Wiz Live!” and HBO’s “Tidy Endings.” He gave Tony-winning performances in Hairspray and Torch Song Trilogy, and starred in Fiddler on the Roof, La Cage aux Folles, Gently Down the Stream and Bella Bella

Film and television appearances include Mrs. Doubtfire, Independence Day, Mulan, “Sesame Street,” “Cheers” (Emmy nomination), “Bojack Horseman,” “The Good Wife” and “Hairspray Live!” His New York Times-bestselling memoir, I Was Better Last Night, is published by Knopf.

JULE STYNE (Music). 1905-1994. Broadway: Gentleman Prefer Blondes, Peter Pan, Bells Are Ringing, Gypsy, Funny Girl. He is considered one of the greatest composers in the history of American musical theatre. Collaborators include Sammy Cahn, Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Stephen Sondheim, Bob Merrill, Leo Robin and E.Y. Harburg. He has composed legendary hits such as “Everything’s Coming Up Roses,” “The Party’s Over,” “Let It Snow!,” “People,” “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” and Oscarwinning “Three Coins in the Fountain.” Jule Styne was elected to the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Theater Hall of Fame and is a Kennedy Center Honoree.

MARGARET STYNE (Special Material). Margaret Ann Bissett Brown began her career as a model and actress. She was married to composer Jule Styne, and together they composed “What Do Happy People Do?” Upon Margaret’s death, Funny Girl producers announced, “Margaret was a brilliant storyteller who represented her husband Jule Styne’s genius legacy with creativity and imagination… Her Spirit will be imbued in our Broadway production of Funny Girl.”

BOB MERRILL (Lyrics). Broadway composerlyricist and screenwriter. Unlike most of his contemporaries, Bob could not read or write a note of music, but would plunk out his melodies on a toy xylophone. Nonetheless, he became one of the most prolific songwriters of the 1950s with such hits as “How Much Is That Doggie in the Window” and “Mambo Italiano.” In the late 1950s, Bob composed music and lyrics of New Girl in Town, Take Me Along, Carnival and Henry, Sweet Henry Later he formed an enduring partnership with composer Jule Styne, leading to his greatest artistic success, Funny Girl (1964) starring Barbra Streisand which included the hit songs “People” and “Don’t Rain on My Parade.”

MICHAEL MAYER (Director) is very happy to bring this new Funny Girl to America, after a successful Broadway run. Upcoming work includes: Grounded; a new opera by Jeanine Tesori and a new production of Aida at the Metropolitan Opera, and Swept Away, a new musical with songs by the Avett Brothers on Broadway at the Longacre Theatre, and the national tour of A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical. His revival of Little Shop of Horrors is in its fifth year at the Westside Theatre in New York. This one is for Lou and Sue.

ELLENORE SCOTT (Choreography) is a BIPOC New York-based choreographer and director. Broadway: Grey House, Funny Girl, Mr. Saturday Night. Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors, Titanique (Lucille Lortel Nomination). Other choreography credits: “So You Think You Can Dance?,” Single All the Way (Netflix), Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical. Co-directed The Lonely Few (L.A. World premiere, transferred to MCC Theater Off-Broadway Spring 2024). TV Performances: Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Smash, The Blacklist, Glee!, and Finalist and All-Star on “So You Think You Can Dance?” Scott is the Artistic Director of ELSCO Dance Company. @helloellenore

AYODELE CASEL (Tap Choreography) earned a 2022 Drama Desk nomination for Outstanding Choreography. She is a 2023 Doris Duke Artist, Herb Alpert Award recipient and United States Artist and Radcliffe Institute fellow. Born in The Bronx and raised in Puerto Rico, her multi-

disciplinary practice centers highly narrative works rooted in expressions of selfhood, culture and legacy. Her projects include her concert and Bessie Award-winning film Chasing Magic, her one-woman show While I Have the Floor, and her theatrical and film series Diary of a Tap Dancer

DAVID ZINN (Scenic Designer). Broadway: scenery and costumes for Choir Boy, Boys in the Band, SpongeBob SquarePants, Amélie, Fun Home, The Last Ship; scenery for Kimberly Akimbo, Funny Girl, Diana, The Minutes, Torch Song, The Humans; costumes for Almost Famous, A Doll’s House Part 2, Airline Highway, Xanadu. Also: Playwrights Horizons, The Public Theater, New York Theatre Workshop, Second Stage, ACT, Berkeley Rep, The Old Globe, La Jolla Playhouse, National Theatre (UK), Young Vic (UK), Theater Basel, Berlin Staatsoper. Tony, Obie, Drama Desk, Hewes awards.

SUSAN HILFERTY (Costume Designer) has designed costumes and scenery for 400-plus productions. Tony-nominated Broadway: Wicked, Parade, Spring Awakening, Present Laughter, Lestat, Into the Woods. Directorial collaborations: Athol Fugard (40-plus productions), Joe Mantello, Yaël Farber, James Lapine, Michael Mayer, Richard Nelson, Tony Kushner, JoAnne Akalaitis, Arin Arbus, Des McAnuff, Rebecca Taichman, Garland Wright. Hilferty’s designs include Opera: Metropolitan Opera (Rigoletto, La Traviata, and upcoming Aida); Dance: Alvin Ailey (Love Stories) and Concerts: Taylor Swift (SPEAK NOW world tour). Faculty: Grad Design NYU/Tisch (served as chair for 25 years). Honors include Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Awards for Wicked and three lifetime achievement awards. susanhilferty.com

KEVIN ADAMS (Lighting Designer) has received four Tony Awards for his work on Broadway, including The Cher Show, Head Over Heels, SpongeBob the Musical, Hedwig…, American Idiot, Next to Normal, Passing Strange, The 39 Steps, Spring Awakening, Everyday Rapture, Hands on a Hardbody, Hair, Take Me Out, A Class Act and solo shows by Michael Moore, Eve Ensler and John Leguizamo. Off-Broadway: Hedwig…, The Scottsboro Boys, Carrie. Metropolitan Opera, Hollywood Bowl and Las Vegas.

BRIAN RONAN (Co-Sound Designer) has designed the sound for over 40 Broadway shows. Some recent designs include Some Like It Hot; Mrs. Doubtfire; Tootsie; Mean Girls; Springsteen on Broadway; The Prom; The Last Ship; If/Then; Beautiful; The Book of Mormon; Anything Goes; American Idiot; Promises, Promises; Next to Normal; Curtains; Spring Awakening; Cabaret. His regional and OffBroadway credits are extensive. Brian is the recipient of the Obie, Lucille Lortel, two Drama Desks, London’s Olivier and two Tony awards.

CODY SPENCER (Co-Sound Designer)

Broadway: Co-Sound Design: Here Lies Love, The Pee-Wee Herman Show. Off-Broadway: Broadway Bounty Hunter and Joan of Arc: Into the Fire, Co-Sound Design Trevor and Here Lies Love (Lortel Award). Some of his work as Associate Sound Designer includes Springsteen on Broadway, Mean Girls, Lazarus, Beautiful, The Book of Mormon, Bring It On: The Musical, and Annie. In addition to theatre, Cody has co-designed some of New York’s biggest concert venues including Brooklyn Steel, Terminal 5 and Webster Hall.

MICHAEL RAFTER (Music Supervisor). Music director/arranger for Sutton Foster: New York Pops, Live From Lincoln Center and 100plus concerts worldwide. Broadway: Violet, Everyday Rapture, Sweet Charity, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Swing!, The Sound of Music,

The King and I, The Most Happy Fella, Gypsy Film: Marriage Story, CODA, Annette, Music and Lyrics, Did You Hear About the Morgans?, Gypsy starring Bette Midler (Emmy for Music Direction). Currently associate professor of musical theatre, Ball State University. Graduate of Dartmouth College, proud father of Siena Rafter (Brown ’20).

CHRIS WALKER (Orchestrations). As musical director and orchestrator, Chris has worked on many London and Broadway productions including Me and My Girl, Cabaret, The Secret Garden, Ragtime, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Top Hat. He recently orchestrated a musical version of Roman Holiday and is currently writing a new show entitled Power Play. He was very excited to be asked to create new orchestrations for Funny Girl

ALAN WILLIAMS (Dance, Vocal and Incidental Music Arrangements). London/UK credits: Arranger: Elf, The Boy in the Dress (RSC), The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Big Fish, Funny Girl, The Commitments. Musical Director/Supervisor: Sunset Boulevard, Crazy For You, Elf, Hairspray, Evita, Aladdin, A Damsel in Distress, Assassins, Urinetown, A Chorus Line, Shrek, Spelling Bee, Passion (Donmar Warehouse). Arranged/ Orchestrated opening of 50 Years of Broadway at Kennedy Center.

DAVID DABBON (Additional Arrangements). Emmy nomination: Last Week Tonight’s “Eat s--t, Bob!” (Composer). Broadway: Bob Fosse’s Dancin’ (new music and dance arrangements), Beetlejuice, and Disaster! (dance arranger). HBO’s Six by Sondheim (arranger). Composer: Game On (PCLO). Orchestrator: Audra McDonald’s Sing Happy, Go Back Home Graduate of The Hartt School and Carnegie Mellon University.

CARMEL DEAN (Additional Arrangements) Composer: Renascence (Off-Broadway); WellBehaved Women (Joe’s Pub and Australia). Upcoming: Maiden Voyage (commission). Broadway musical director, supervisor and/ or arranger: The Notebook; If/Then; American Idiot; Hands on a Hardbody; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Other collaborations: Green Day; Phish; The Trey Anastasio Band, Chita Rivera

LUC VERSCHUEREN FOR CAMPBELL YOUNG ASSOCIATES (Wig and Hair Designer)

Broadway: The Music Man; Company; Tina–The Tina Turner Musical (Drama Desk); A Christmas Carol; To Kill A Mockingbird; Carousel; Hello, Dolly!; Head Over Heels; King Lear; Misery; Les Misérables; The Ferryman; Jerusalem; Ghost; Billy Elliot West End: Back to the Future, Get Up Stand Up, Cinderella, Leopoldstadt. Film/TV: “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “Downton Abbey.”

JIM CARNAHAN, CSA (Casting) has cast over 150 Broadway shows. His work on Broadway this season includes Merrily We Roll Along; The Shark is Broken; Appropriate; Doubt; New York, New York; A Beautiful Noise; Funny Girl; Harry Potter; Moulin Rouge!; as well as OffBroadway’s Little Shop of Horrors. Film: Ari Aster’s Beau Is Afraid

JASON THINGER, CSA (Casting). Broadway: Merrily We Roll Along, Funny Girl, A Beautiful Noise, Almost Famous, Take Me Out, A Christmas Carol, Tootsie. Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors, Medea (BAM). Regional/Tours: A Christmas Carol, The Light in the Piazza (Lyric Opera of Chicago). London: The 47th TV/Film: The Week Of and “The Sinner.”

KIMBERLEE WERTZ (Music Coordinator)

TV: “The Tony Awards,” “The Kennedy Center Honors,” “The Academy Awards,” “Mozart in the Jungle.” Broadway: West Side Story, The Lehmann Trilogy, The Music Man, Into the Woods, Almost Famous, Bob Fosse’s Dancin, Parade, Funny Girl!

ELAINE DAVIDSON (Music Director/ Conductor). National tours include: Annie, The Phantom of the Opera, Wizard of Oz, Catch Me If You Can, Mamma Mia!, The Sound of Music (China), and more. She has worked with directors Cameron Mackintosh, Hal Prince, Billy Porter, Dan Knechtges, Jeffrey Seller, Baayork Lee, and Gabe Barre.

RAY WETMORE & JR GOODMAN (Production Props Supervisors). Recent Broadway & Tours: Funny Girl, Here Lies Love, Parade, Kimberly Akimbo, Bad Cinderella, The Music Man, A Strange Loop, Waitress, To Kill A Mockingbird, Good Night Oscar, West Side Story, Diana

JOHANNA McKEON (Associate Director) Broadway: Funny Girl, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, King Kong, American Idiot, War Paint, and Grey Gardens. Broadway Tours: Hedwig and the Angry Inch, American Idiot, Rent. Upcoming: Swept Away at Arena Stage. She is a recipient of Drama League, Boris Sagal and Fulbright Fellowships. MFA: UT Austin.

JEFFREY GUGLIOTTI (Associate Choreographer) is a choreographer and teacher based in New York City. Credits include: “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon,” “The View,” “The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.” Most recently: Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors, Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical, Mr. Saturday Night at Barrington Stage; Broadway: revival of Funny Girl. @jeffgugliotti

TORYA BEARD (Assistant Director). Director: Ayodele Casel: Chasing Magic, Artists at the Center (NYCC), Assistant Director: Funny Girl Broadway revival, Waitress Broadway revival. Producer: Bessie Awards 2023, Jesus Christ Superstar: Highlights from the All-Female Studio Cast Recording. APAP’s Inaugural CIPA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Creative Producing. For Valerie Payne Foster.

DRE TORRES (Assistant Tap Choreographer) Chasing Magic, City Center’s Fall for Dance Festival, and Little Island’s Music and Dance Festival. Career highlights: Comedy Central, Radio City, FOX, BBC, PBS, Harvard, and fiveyear Principal with Tapestry Dance Company, directed by Acia Gray. For Mom, Dad & Mona. @dretorres14

JOVON E. SHUCK (Production Stage Manager) is a proud graduate of Michigan State University whose credits include the national tours of: Dear Evan Hansen, Miss Saigon, Waitress, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, The Phantom of the Opera, Disney’s The Lion King, and Monty Python’s Spamalot as well as Radio City Music Hall, The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park, George Street Playhouse, and Gateway Playhouse. Much love to Sheila Marie, always.

KYLE DANNAHEY (Stage Manager). National Tours: Mrs. Doubtfire, Pretty Woman, The Prom, Jersey Boys. Off-Broadway: Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish, The Bedwetter at Atlantic Theater Company, Jersey Boys. Fiasco Theater Company, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, NextStop Theatre Company. All thanks to my family, friends, and mentors. Deepest Gratitude.

RACHAEL WILKIN (Assistant Stage Manager) (she/her). National Tours: Mean Girls, Oklahoma!, Miss Saigon, Waitress, Fiasco’s Into The Woods, Pippin. Off-Broadway: Our Class. Scenic fabrication/painting: The Humans (Broadway).

MELISSA RICHTER (Assistant Stage Manager) (she/her). National tours: Jagged Little Pill, Jersey Boys, and Pretty Woman. Other credits include: Reefer Madness: The Musical (LA Revival), Attempts on Her Life (The New School), Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish (NYTF),

The Mountaintop (Weston Playhouse), The Full Monty, Shakespeare in Love, and The Royale (Capital Repertory Theatre). Love always to her family, friends, and Sriracha the Cat..

JUSTIN A. SWEENEY (Company Manager) (he/ him). Broadway: Monty Python’s Spamalot National Tours: To Kill a Mockingbird (First National), The Phantom of the Opera (Spectacular New), Les Misérables (25th Anniversary), Movin’ Out (First National); American Ballet Theatre: national and international tours, including Cuba and Oman. Shout out to Jackson!

RYAN MAYFIELD (Associate Company Manager) (he/him). National Tours: To Kill a Mockingbird (First National). Regional Theatre: Cabaret (Goodspeed Musicals), World Premiere - Anne of Green Gables (Goodspeed Musicals), 42nd Street (Goodspeed Musicals). Hometown: Portland, OR. Huge thanks and love to his family, friends, and the Funny Girl company. Insta: @ryan_mayfield_

GENTRY & ASSOCIATES (General Management) has managed nearly 250 national and international touring theatrical productions over the past 25 years. Current and upcoming productions include A Beautiful Noise, Beetlejuice, The Book of Mormon, Come From Away, Elf the Musical, Funny Girl, Les Misérables, Life of Pi, Mean Girls, Peter Pan, and To Kill a Mockingbird

THE BOOKING GROUP (Tour Booking Agency) has represented 28 Tony Award® winning Best Musicals and Plays. Current tours include The Book of Mormon, Chicago, Come From Away, Dear Evan Hansen, Funny Girl, Hadestown, Hairspray, Hamilton, Mamma Mia!, Mean Girls, MJ: The Musical, Mrs. Doubtfire, My Fair Lady, Pretty Woman, Six, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, To Kill A Mockingbird, Waitress and The Wiz. Future tours include: A Wonderful World, How to Dance in Ohio, The Karate Kid, Parade, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, Some Like It Hot and Sweeney Todd

ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING (Tour Marketing & Press) is a full-service integrated marketing agency working with the world’s leading entertainment, consumer, and lifestyle brands, including 80+ Broadway shows over three decades. Current tours: Ain’t Too Proud, Back to the Future, Beetlejuice, The Book of Mormon, Elf, Hadestown, The Hip Hop Nutcracker, Mamma Mia!, Mean Girls, Mrs. Doubtfire, Pretty Woman, Some Like It Hot, Wheel of Fortune LIVE! Upcoming tours: Mystic Pizza, The Notebook, The Outsiders, and more.

ARTHOUSE (Digital Marketing and Advertising), is a full-service digital agency that partners with forward-thinking advertisers in the strategy and design of innovative brand campaigns. Our services include branding, content creation, social management and media buying with a focus on how creativity & connection drives campaign success. We work with our clients to create campaigns that are beautiful and strategic, converting users into active and engaged customers. Visit arthousenewyork.com

SETH WENIG (Executive Producer) has been with NETworks since its inception in 1995. He spearheaded the international tours of Fosse starring Ben Vereen and Ruthie Henshall. Seth has produced the Lincoln Center Theater production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific and the National Theatre production of War Horse. Together with Cameron Mackintosh, Seth served as Executive Producer for both the US and UK tours of the National Theatre’s My Fair Lady, the 25th Anniversary US tour of Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera tour, Miss Saigon. Currently, Funny Girl, The Book of Mormon, and Life of Pi. He is most proud of his greatest productions – Marlo and Camden.

NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS (Producer) is an industry-leading producer of touring theatrical productions, committed to delivering quality entertainment to audiences worldwide for more than 25 years. Current and upcoming productions include A Beautiful Noise, Beetlejuice, The Book of Mormon, Come From Away, Elf the Musical, Funny Girl, Les Misérables, Life of Pi, Mean Girls, Peter Pan, and To Kill a Mockingbird

SONIA FRIEDMAN PRODUCTIONS (SFP) (Producer) is an international production company responsible for some of the most successful theatre productions around the world. Sonia Friedman CBE has developed, initiated and produced over 190 new productions and together with her company has won 61 Olivier Awards, 39 Tonys and 3 BAFTAs. Current and forthcoming productions include Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Global), The Book of Mormon (West End), Stranger Things: The First Shadow a co-production with Netflix (West End), Lyonesse (West End), Merrily We Roll Along (Broadway), and The Shark Is Broken (Broadway). Visit soniafriedman.com for full details.

SCOTT LANDIS (Producer) is a two-time Tony Award-winning producer who has worked extensively in New York and London. He is the theatrical consultant for Universal Music Group (the world’s leading music company) and is currently developing a diverse slate of projects with several of their artists. Prior to his career in theatre, Mr. Landis was the youngest talent agent in show business history and he represented some of the most iconic names in the movie, television and theatre industries. With love and gratitude to Sonia, David, Kathleen, Ella and Nathaniel. He dedicates this show to his parents Lynne and Lawrence and their memory.

DAVID BABANI (Producer). Founder and artistic director of the Menier Chocolate Factory in London. He has produced over 30 West End shows and his productions have won multiple Tony and Olivier awards. Broadway credits include Sunday in the Park With George, A Little Night Music, La Cage aux Folles, The Color Purple and Travesties.

ROY FURMAN (Co-Producer). Broadway: Spamalot, MJ, Moulin Rouge! (Tony Award), The Book of Mormon (Tony), Some Like It Hot and Mr. Saturday Night. Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors. Producer of 17 Tony Award-winning musicals and plays, including Leopoldstadt; The Color Purple; The Band’s Visit; Hello, Dolly! and War Horse. Vice chairman of Jefferies Financial Group, former vice chairman of Lincoln Center, president and chairman emeritus of Film at Lincoln Center.

NO GUARANTEES (Co-Producer). is led by Christine Schwarzman (President), Darren Johnston (EVP) and Megan O’Keefe (EVP). Four-time Tony Award winner for Leopoldstadt (2023), The Lehman Trilogy (2022), Company (2022), and Hadestown (2019). Nine-time Tony Award nominee. Lead producing credits include Pulitzer Prize winner Fat Ham, Saheem Ali, Jocelyn Bioh and Michael Thurber’s new musical Goddess and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Bad Cinderella. Additional credits: Here Lies Love, The Shark Is Broken, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Beetlejuice, Mean Girls and more.

ADAM BLANSHAY PRODUCTIONS

(Co-Producer). Over 60 productions worldwide, and recipient of eight Tonys, eight Oliviers and one Helpmann. Adam is a 2023 EMBA candidate and Linbury Scholar, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Full bio: adamblanshay.com

DARYL ROTH (Co-Producer) holds the singular distinction of producing 7 Pulitzer Prizewinning plays: Anna in the Tropics; August: Osage County; Clybourne Park; How I Learned to Drive: Proof; Edward Albee’s Three Tall Women; and Wit. Recipient of 13 Tony Awards; over 130 productions including Kinky Boots; Into the Woods; Indecent; Life of Pi; and The Normal Heart. Upcoming: Nancy Drew: The Musical. Trustee, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Theater Hall of Fame Inductee. DarylRothProductions.com.

LANG ENTERTAINMENT GROUP (Co-Producer) is: Victoria Lang, recent Broadway: The Cottage, The Kite Runner, Paradise Square, Tootsie, The Cher Show, Lightning Thief, Sylvia West End: Funny Girl, SHOUT!, Bat Boy. OffBroadway: Found, Silence!, Matt & Ben, Johnny Guitar, SHOUT! Upcoming: Sinatra: The Musical Founder: Broadway & Beyond Theatricals. Carol Cogan Savitsky, Steaming (producer), Listen to my Heart (producer). Proud to be part of this iconic revival. Michael Saperstein, Broadway: Funny Girl, Merrily We Roll Along, The Cottage Upcoming: Sinatra: The Musical (U.K.). Grateful to my family and friends for their continuous support.

GAVIN KALIN (Co-Producer). Recent Broadway: Plaza Suite; Caroline, or Change; Betrayal; Mrs. Doubtfire; Sea Wall/A Life; The Lehman Trilogy. Recent West End: Cyrano de Bergerac, Cabaret, Leopoldstadt, Pretty Woman. Recent immersive: Monopoly Lifesized, Peaky Blinders: The Rise. Visit gavinkalinproductions.com.

CHARLES & NICOLAS TALAR (Co-Producer) have produced many musicals and family entertainment, garnering more than 15 million spectators across 7,000 performances. Amongst them, Notre Dame de Paris, their worldwide success, was presented for the first time this summer 2022 in New York City at the David Koch Theatre, Lincoln Center.

FAKSTON PRODUCTIONS (Co-Producer). Ken Fakler and Dan Stone are a multiple Tony and Olivier Award-winning co-producing team known for their work on Dear Evan Hansen, Company, Beautiful - The Carole King Musical, The Inheritance, Parade, The Wiz, Merrily We Roll Along, and Some Like It Hot

SANFORD ROBERTSON (Co-Producer) is a private equity investor in San Francisco. He had early interest in musical theatre, as his father, an amateur songwriter, made sure he saw every musical while growing up. Now as an investor/ producer of 25-plus productions, including several Tony Award winners, he is proud to be part of the first revival of this classic.

CRAIG BALSAM (Co-Producer) (he/him). Broadway: Merrily, Here Lies Love, Hangmen, Hadestown (eight Tony Awards), What the Constitution Means To Me (Tony nom), The Lehman Trilogy (Tony Award), Is This A Room/ Dana H., Keyboards/vocals/gong: Perry Street Band. Love ya, JB.

JANE BERGÈRE (Co-Producer). Multiple Tony and Olivier Award-winning producer. Funny Girl; Beetlejuice; Kinky Boots; Hello, Dolly!; La Cage aux Folles; Angels in America; War Hose; Clybourne Park; Glengarry Glen Ross. Film credits include the Whitney Houston film, I Wanna Dance With Somebody, and the upcoming The Collaboration starring Paul Bettany and Jeremy Pope. JaneBergereProductions.com

JEAN DOUMANIAN (Co-Producer). Academy Award-nominated and Tony Award-winning theatre/film/TV producer. Over 25 theatrical productions include Hangmen, August: Osage County, Angels in America, The Book of Mormon, The Mountaintop and Our Town jdpnyc.com

ROSALIND PRODUCTIONS (Co-Producer) Tony-nominated, Drama Desk-winning company. Broadway: Funny Girl, The Prom, King Lear, Three Tall Women, The Miracle Worker Off-Broadway: Crumbs from the Table of Joy w/Keen, Oratorio For Living Thing w/Ars Nova, My Lingerie Play w/Rattlestick, The Last Seder, Savage in Limbo. President Abigail Solomon, EVP Jennifer Kranz.

IRIS SMITH (Co-Producer). Tony winner. Broadway: Here Lies Love, Moulin Rouge!, The Band’s Visit, Death of a Salesman, Ohio State Murders, Mrs. Satuday Night, Tina—The Tina Turner Musical, Beetlejuice, Jagged Little Pill

JULIE BOARDMAN/KATE CANNOVA (Co-Producer). Together: A Doll’s House, Once Upon a One More Time, Head Over Heels JB: Company, The Inheritance, Indecent, An American in Paris. Co-founder, Museum of Broadway. KC: The Kite Runner, The Secret Garden, The Visit, The Scottsboro Boys, Museum of Broadway

HENI KOENIGSBERG/MICHELLE RILEY (Co-Producer). Heni Koenigsberg: Most recent Tonys: Leopoldstadt (‘23); The Lehman Trilogy (‘22); Company (‘22); The Inheritance (’20); Hadestown (’19); The Band’s Visit (’18); Hello, Dolly! (’17); A View From the Bridge (’16). Michelle Riley has won Tonys for Hadestown (’19) and Once on This Island (’18).

IN FINE COMPANY (Co-Producer). Multiple Tony Award and Grammy Award winners Sue Gilad & Larry Rogowsky: Moulin Rouge!, The Outsiders, Here Lies Love, Merrily We Roll Along, The Who’s Tommy, Company, Jagged Little Pill, Burlesque the Musical. Founders of BWAYX.com. InFineCompany.com

ELIE LANDAU (Co-Producer). GM, Museum of Broadway. COO, TEG+. Management and/or producing credits include Funny Girl (B’way), Hedwig…, The Addams Family, You’re Welcome America, Speed-the-Plow, Spamalot and the Emmy-nominated documentary “Paper Clips.”

BRIAN MORELAND (Co-Producer). Thrilled to a part. Previous shows include Thoughts of a Colored of Man, Sea Wall/A Life, The Sound Inside, The Wiz

MARY MAGGIO AND SCOTT ABRAMS (Co-Producer). Mary Maggio: Super You. Films: Tribes, Black Bouquet Scott Abrams: A Beautiful Noise, Back to the Future, Harmony, The Notebook. Together: Tony Award-winning producers of Company, Co-Producers Merrily We Roll Along, Funny Girl, Hamlet, Mandela

DAVID MANELLA/SEAVIEW (Co-Producer)

David’s credits include Parade (Tony), Slave Play and Sea Wall/A Life (Tony Noms), Just for Us, Sunset Blvd (London), Danny and the Deep…, Lempicka and Enemy of the People Seaview is a NY based theatre and film company. @ThisIsSeaview

GFOUR PRODUCTIONS, LLC (Co-Producer) proudly presents some of the world’s most recognized shows. Productions and investments include: The Book of Mormon, Matilda, Six, Stranger Things: The First Shadow, Menopause The Musical®, and The Play That Goes Wrong. Current tours include: Company, On Your Feet!, and Tina: The Tina Turner Musical. GFourProductions.com.

Opening Night: November 19, 2023 STAFF FOR FUNNY GIRL

Executive Producers Seth Wenig

Hannah Rosenthal

General Management

Gentry & Associates

Gregory Vander Ploeg Madeline McCluskey

Steven Varon-Moore Maia Sutton

Production Management

NETworks Presentations

Jason Juenker Hector Guivas Walker White Alex Williams pesci Aimeé Mangual Pagán

TOUR PRESS AND MARKETING

ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING

Andrew Damer

Jennifer Gallagher Scott Praefke

Jessica Cary Adina Hsu

Amenkha Sembenu Jessica Steans-Gail Emily Toppen Anne Waisanen

TOUR BOOKING AGENCY THE BOOKING GROUP

Meredith Blair, Kara Gebhart

Laura Kolarik, Stephanie Ditman, Sophie Tiesler thebookinggroup.com

Production Stage Manager

Jovon E. Shuck

Stage Manager Kyle Dannahey

Assistant Stage Manager

Company Manager

Rachael Wilkin, Melissa Richter

Justin A. Sweeney

Associate Company Manager Ryan Mayfield

Assistant Director Torya Beard

Assistant Choreographer Dre Torres

Associate Scenic Designer Tim McMath

Associate Costume Designer Mark Koss

Assistant Costume Designers Heather Freedman, Meriwether Snipes

Associate Lighting Designer Timothy Reed

Assistant Lighting Designer Emmanuel

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Associate Sound Designer Thomas Ford

Hair and Wig Designer Campbell Young Associates/Luc Verschueren

Associate Hair and Wig Designer Susan Corrado

Production Prop Supervisors Ray Wetmore & JR Goodman

Production Electricians Jon Batz-Owings, Thomas Owings-Batz

Production Sound Chad Parsley

Production Props

Jennifer Kramer

Moving Light Programmer Paul Toben

Head Carpenter Taylor Ellsworth

Assistant Carpenter Jesse Leach

Flyman Logan Vanderpool

Head Electrician Jacob Ryan

Assistant Electricians Joshua Lindblom, Michael Smith

Head Sound Mark Dulac

Assistant Sound Ryan Chapman

Head Props Michael Donovan, Serena Slie

Assistant Props AK Koob

Wardrobe Supervisor Katie Trantham

Assistant Wardrobe Payton Slaughter

Hair & Make-up Supervisor Matthew Henry

Hair & Make-up Assistant Sierra Peterson

Star Dresser Makayla Willett

Production Assistants Whitney Roy, ........................... Alex Tawid Di Maggio, Brillian Qi-Bell

Vocal Coach Joan Lader

Dialect Coach Deborah Hecht

Advertising/Marketing Materials AKA NYC

Video Production Cinevative, HMS Media

Production Photographer Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade

Safety Consultant Bryan Huneycutt

Social Media Arthouse

Sara Fitzpatrick, Marc Mettler, Travis Moser, Yael Matlow, Alex Mecklosky

Merchandising Creative Goods

Accounting NETworks Presentations LLC

Legal Services F. Richard Pappas, Esq. David F. Schwartz, Esq., Gray Schwartz LLP

HR Support Global Solutions, Inc. K+K Reset, LLC

Housing Road Rebel

Travel Agency Janice Kessler, Carlson

..................................................................... Wagonlit Travel

Trucking Clark Transfer FOR NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS

Chief Executive Officer Orin Wolf

Chief Financial Officer/Chief Operating Officer

Margaret Daniel

Business Affairs Scott W. Jackson

Chief Producing Officer Seth Wenig

Executive Producers Mimi Intagliata, Trinity Wheeler

Associate Producer Hannah Rosenthal

Executive Assistant Isabella Schiavon

Vice President of Finance Scott Levine

Sr. Director/Finance John Kinna

Controller ................................................ Jennifer Gifford

Director of Tour Accounting Laura S. Carey

Tax Director Pat Guerieri

Accounts Payables & Receivables Clerk Lisa Loveless

Sr. Director, Booking and Engagements Amanda Laird

Directors, Booking & Engagements Stacey Burns, Colin Byrne

Director of Sales Zach Stevenson

Director of Marketing Heather Hess

Sr. Director/General Management Gregory Vander Ploeg

General Manager Madeline McCluskey, Steven Varon-Moore

Associate General Manager Maia Sutton

Sr. Director/Production Management Jason Juenker

Sr. Production Manager Hector Guivas

Production Managers Walker White, ................................................................................ Alex Williams

Technical Director pesci

Production Coordinator Aimeé Mangual Pagán

Director of Operations Pearce Landry-Wegener

Resource Director Kayla Rooplal

Office Manager

Michelle Adye

Music Coordinator John Mezzio

Warehouse Manager Joseph Spratt

Warehouse Costume Manager Bobby Maglaughlin

Warehouse Costume Shop Assistant Grace Santamaria

CREDITS

Scenic items fabricated by Great Lakes Scenic Services. Lighting equipment from PRG Sound equipment from Sound Associates Inc. Props fabrication and

Housing Road Rebel

Travel Agency Janice Kessler, Carlson Wagonlit Travel Trucking Clark Transfer FOR NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS

finishing by Jerard Studios, Q1 Lighting & Scenic, R. Ramos Upholstery, Brooklyn Stage & Screen, Paper Mache Monkey, BrenBri Props, Costume Armour, David Drummond, Infinite Scenic, Props Papers, Carl Tallent, Kisch & Co, Monkey Boy Productions. Florals by Season Floral Design. Costumes by Eric Winterling, Inc., Tricorne Inc., Suitable Costumes, Ltd., Bethany Joy Costumes, Inc., Arel Studio, Lynne Bacchus, Giliberto Designs, Inc., Siam Costumes, Maria Ficalora Knitwear, Ltd., Lisa Logan, Amy Micallef, Cego Custom Shirts, Berkeley Repertory, Lynne Mackey Studio, Mio Design NYC, Rodney Gordon, Ann Morin, Jeff Fender, Gene Mignola, Julz Kroboth, Jimmy McBride. Custom footwear by Capezio, LaDuca Shoes, Worldtone Dance, Wing and Weft, Tiecrafters, Inc., Jerard Studio, Christine Sczcepanski, Special Thanks to Bra*Tenders for Hoisery and undergarments.

Chief Executive Officer Orin Wolf

Chief Financial Officer/Chief Operating Officer Margaret Daniel

Business Affairs Scott W. Jackson

Chief Producing Officer Seth Wenig

Executive Producers Mimi Intagliata, Trinity Wheeler

Associate Producer Hannah Rosenthal

Executive Assistant Isabella Schiavon

Vice President of Finance Scott Levine

Sr. Director/Finance John Kinna

Controller Jennifer Gifford

Director of Tour Accounting

Laura S. Carey

Tax Director....................................................... Pat Guerieri

Accounts Payables & Receivables Clerk................. Lisa Loveless

Sr. Director, Booking and Engagements Amanda Laird

Directors, Booking & Engagements Stacey Burns, Colin Byrne

Director of Sales

Director of Marketing

Zach Stevenson

Heather Hess

Sr. Director/General Management Gregory Vander Ploeg

General Manager Madeline McCluskey, Steven Varon-Moore

Associate General Manager Maia Sutton

Sr. Director/Production Management Jason Juenker

Sr. Production Manager Hector Guivas

Production Managers Walker White, Alex Williams

Technical Director ............................................................ pesci

Production Coordinator .......................... Aimeé Mangual Pagán

Rehearsed at NEW 42nd Street Studios, 229 W 42nd Street, New York, NY.

Director of Operations Pearce Landry-Wegener

Resource Director Kayla Rooplal

Office Manager Michelle Adye

Music Coordinator John Mezzio

Warehouse Manager Joseph Spratt

Rehearsed at Pearl Studios, Open Jar, Ripley-Grier Studios.

Warehouse Costume Manager Bobby Maglaughlin

Warehouse Costume Shop Assistant Grace Santamaria

CREDITS

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Special Thanks to Mark Shackett, Foresight Theatricals Providence Performing Arts Center; Norbert Mongeon, Janice Anderson, J.L. “Lynn” Singleton

Insurance Broker Services

Maury Donnelly and Parr, Inc.

Robert B. Middleton, Sr and Meghan Coleman

Financial Services and banking arrangements by Flagstar Bank N.A.

Scenic items fabricated by Great Lakes Scenic Services. Lighting equipment from PRG Sound equipment from Sound Associates Inc. Props fabrication and finishing by Jerard Studios, Q1 Lighting & Scenic, R. Ramos Upholstery, Brooklyn Stage & Screen, Paper Mache Monkey, BrenBri Props, Costume Armour, David Drummond, Infinite Scenic, Props Papers, Carl Tallent, Kisch & Co, Monkey Boy Productions. Florals by Season Floral Design. Costumes by Eric Winterling, Inc., Tricorne Inc., Suitable Costumes, Ltd., Bethany Joy Costumes, Inc., Arel Studio, Lynne Bacchus, Giliberto Designs, Inc., Siam Costumes, Maria Ficalora Knitwear, Ltd., Lisa Logan, Amy Micallef, Cego Custom Shirts, Berkeley Repertory, Lynne Mackey Studio, Mio Design NYC, Rodney Gordon, Ann Morin, Jeff Fender, Gene Mignola, Julz Kroboth, Jimmy McBride. Custom footwear by Capezio, LaDuca Shoes, Worldtone Dance, Wing and Weft, Tiecrafters, Inc., Jerard Studio, Christine Sczcepanski, Special Thanks to Bra*Tenders for Hoisery and undergarments.

Rehearsed at NEW 42nd Street Studios, 229 W 42nd Street, New York, NY.

Rehearsed at Pearl Studios, Open Jar, Ripley-Grier Studios.

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Special Thanks to Mark Shackett, Foresight Theatricals Providence Performing Arts Center; Norbert Mongeon, Janice Anderson, J.L. “Lynn” Singleton Insurance Broker Services Maury Donnelly and Parr, Inc.

Broadway in Cincinnati

Leslie Broecker President, Midwest

Genevieve Miller Holt Vice President, Midwest

Elizabeth Truitt

Regional Director of Marketing & Public Relations

Peggy Hughes

Senior Group Sales Manager

Megan Neumann

Regional Operations Manager, Midwest

Anne Simendinger

Marketing Associate

Robert B. Middleton, Sr and Meghan Coleman

Financial Services and banking arrangements by Flagstar Bank N.A.

FunnyGirlOnBroadway.com

Facebook, X, Instagram: @FunnyGirlBwy

Tiktok: @funnygirlbwyofficial

The Actors and Stage Managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers of the United States.

The Musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada.

The Director and Choreographer are members of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.

The Press Agents and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.

Backstage employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).

United Scenic Artists represents designers and scenic artists for the American Theatre.

This production is produced by a member of The Broadway League in collaboration with our professional union-represented employees.

BROADWAY IN CINCINNATI SEASON PATRON CLUB MEMBERSHIP

Broadway In Cincinnati Season Patron Club Members are a special group of season ticket holders who have supported the Broadway Across America mission of bringing the very best touring Broadway productions to Cincinnati. The following is a list of our patrons as of October 23, 2024.

Jenny Aaronson

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Kathryn Bailey Adams

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The Cincinnati Arts Association recognizes and thanks the following individuals, corporations and foundations for their generous support. This list includes all gifts received as of August 5, 2024.

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Chavez

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Rochelle Zimmerman

Anonymous

Gifts of $250-$499

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Daniel Holden

Rod and Stacie Holloway

Mick and Lou-Ann Holtzleiter

James Hoover

Kim & Gary Horning

Phil Huculak

Melanie and Doug Hynden

Timothy and Michelle Janszen

Ron and Judy Johnson

Laurie F. Johnston

Jay & Shirley Joyce

Julie and Rick Kantor

Msgr. Kurt H. Kemo

Suzanne and Andy Kemp

Edna and Woodrow Keown, Jr.

Dale L. Koeneman

Mr. Barry Kuhn

Magda Kuhn

Elizabeth Lawrence

Amy and Scott Litwin

Michael F. Lykins

Ellen & Ward Maresca

David Martin

Mary Beth Martin and Ken Oswald

Suzanne Masterson

Diane and David McClain

Tom & Claudia McKee

Rhonda Mefford

Roger L. Meredith

Scott & Paula Mueller

Alan Naylor

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Neal

Lisa and Brad Nogar

Mrs. Jana Ogilvie

Onederings Lavender Farm

Dr. Sanford Osher

Sylvia Osterday

Judge Mark & Sue Ann Painter

Pajk Family

Mr. Daniel J. Pieschel

The Pietrandrea Family

Ronald Plybon

Julia and Dan Poston

The Reilly-Shoup Family

Jody Corbett & Bill Rellar

Brian and Mary Rhame

Jennifer and John Ridge

Geoff Rohdes

Nelson Rosario

Bob Ruskaup

Sheila M. Shafer

Joey Shelton

David and Diane Sherrard

Mark and Elizabeth Sippel

AKS

Tera Stadtmiller

Susan and Joseph E. Stevens

Stephen and Nicole Stone

Dr. and Mrs. Jim Swanson

Alyssa Taylor

William and Nadya Taylor

Barbara Teisl

Kristine Tierney

OneVue Capital of Ohio

Nancy L. Wade

Jim Wells

Sean Whalen

Mike and Mary Jo Whelan

Barbara Wildenhaus

Patty and Steve Wilken

Carol and Rich Wilson

Shelly Woodward

Ms. Carol M. Beyersdorfer

Candace Carson and Jennifer Dickey

Dr. Allison Ferree-Chavez and Mr. Rob Chavez

Christine Herche

Phil and Christy Ochs

Eric and Sharon Vetter

Claudia F. Vollmer

Anonymous (5)

CAA SPONSORS

Ameritas Life Insurance Corporation –Founding Sponsor

altafiber

ArtsWave

Fifth Third Bank

Local 12WKRC-TV

National Endowment for the Arts

Ohio Arts Council

Procter & Gamble

TriHealth

Education & Community Engagement

ArtsWave

Bahl & Gaynor Investment Counsel

The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation

Charles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.

Eleanora C. U. Alms Trust, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee

Fifth Third Bank

Fort Washington Investment Advisors, Inc.

Graphic Village

Harlan Graphics

The Hearst Foundation

The Louise Taft Semple Foundation

The H.B., E.W. and F.R. Luther Charitable Trust - Narley L. Haley & Fifth Third Bank, Co-Trustees

P&G Fund*

Pepsi

Summerfair Cincinnati

TriHealth

WOW Windowboxes

The Overture Awards

Accent on Cincinnati

Arthur Murray-Cincinnati

Arthur Murray – West Chester

Fort Washington Investment Advisors

The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation

Punky’s Pixels

Summerfair Cincinnati

TriHealth

CAA Presenting

21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati

The Cincinnati Herald

CityBeat

Fairfield by Marriott Cincinnati Uptown

Heidelberg Distributing Company

Jeff Ruby’s Culinary Entertainment

Kinley Cincinnati

Maple Knoll Village

The Party Source

Pepsi

Philip Bortz Jewelers

Prime Cincinnati- Box Office Sponsor

Street City Pub- Membership Program

Sponsor

TriHealth

WOW Windowboxes

Weston Art Gallery

Alice F. and Harris K. Weston

Endowment

The Alpaugh Foundation

Jan and Roger Ames

Gale and David Beckett

CityBeat

John Deatrick

eat well celebrations and feasts

FotoFocus

Carolyn Gutjahr

Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Foundation

Helen and Brian Heekin

Joyce and Roger Howe

Jeff Thomas Catering

Patricia and Jim King

A. M. Kinney, III

Kolar Design

Toni LaBoiteaux

Susan and John Lame

Whitney and Phillip Long

Barbara and Gates Moss

Pamela and Lennell Myricks, Jr.

National Endowment for the Arts

Betsy and Peter Niehoff

Ohio Arts Council

Sue Ann and Judge Mark Painter

Kathy Sackett

Liz and Steve Scheurer

Thomas R. Schiff Foundation

Marilyn Scripps

Rebecca Seeman

Mu Sinclaire and the Sinclaire Family Foundation

Liz Solway

Dee and Tom Stegman

Elizabeth Stone

Summerfair Cincinnati

Sara M. and Michelle Vance Waddell

Vanessa and Rick Wayne

CAA PREFERRED PARTNERS

altafiber

eat well celebrations and feasts

Graphic Village

Harlan Graphics

Prime Cincinnati Punky’s Pixels WOW Windowboxes

CORPORATE MEMBERS

CORPORATE FOUNDER

Gifts of $5,000 and above

DAV (Disabled American Veterans)

CORPORATE PATRON

Gifts of $2,500-$4,999

Blank Rome LLP

Imbus Roofing Company, Inc.

CORPORATE BENEFACTOR

Gifts of $1,500-$2,499

Jeff Caywood & Rob Neel Prologis

CORPORATE FRIEND

Gifts of $1,000-$1,499

AlphaMark Advisors

East Orchard Dentistry

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Huhn

Our thanks also to our Associate Level Members.

*Denotes a fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation †Denotes deceased

We have made every effort to be as accurate as possible in compiling our list of donors. If your name has been incorrectly listed or omitted, please contact the Development Department at (513) 977-4112. Please accept our apologies for any errors.