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alt Lake Community College and the Grand Theatre are proud to serve as the community’s home for compelling artistic experiences, including theatrical, musical and dance performances, captivating lectures, engaging screenings, and culturally-significant offerings.

As the home of The Grand, the stunning Center for Arts and Media serves as a vital educational hub, combining the latest digital arts technology with the unique and varied talents of our remarkable faculty. Whether you are a community member enjoying a performance or a student embarking on a career, you are always welcome at this state-of-the-art facility. As Salt Lake Community College celebrates its 75th year in 2023, the Grand and Center for Arts and Media serve as prime examples of our dedication to truly engaging and celebrating our community. Enjoy the show!

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FROM THE CREATOR What is past is prologue—William Shakespeare Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Who cares, as long as we continue to have eggs and chickens, right? Following this analogy, what’s both relevant and important now, regardless of which came first, the story or the music, is that FATE? nourishes and uplifts your spirits. Music is an outburst of the soul—Frederick Delius We cannot cure the world of sorrows, but we can choose to live in joy—Joseph Campbell During the early weeks and months of the COVID-19 pandemic, in the Spring of 2020, the world seemed to be an awfully dark and joyless place. What I missed most was getting together for weekly practices with the Original Blue Healers (OBH). We were half-way through recording our third “album” when Covid hit. Music, for me, has always been a shield against “the blues”—even, and ironically, playing the Blues! So, who are the Original Blue Healers, and what do they have to do with the inspiration behind the rock musical FATE? OBH is a venerable (a kindly euphemism for aged!) Salt Lake City rock ‘n roll band, performing locally and nationally (and if you count Canada, internationally) for more than 20 years, and mostly in support of charitable causes—especially cancer research and hospice care. What we found over the years, is that our performances brought joy to people, and not just because it created financial support for worthy causes. Simply put, our music made people happy. And what could bring more joy to more people than a story put to music: A MUSICAL! Music is the divine way to tell beautiful, poetic things to the heart—Pablo Casals The past does not repeat itself, but it rhymes —Mark Twain And so, FATE? was conceived (along with many other mammals that Spring), with a gestation period exceeded only by elephants. With much and intense “laboring”, Dave Schmidt’s invaluable support and direction birthed a staged reading of FATE? at the Alliance Theater, thanks to Jay Perry. The enthusiasm generated by this first publically attended workshop led Seth Miller to green-light its future production at the Grand Theater, aided and abetted by Jamie Rocha Allan, Nicholas Dunn, Trevor Jex and Jessica Pace, with generous backing from Lee Hollaar and the Umbrella Theater Company, throughout the 18 month writing-editing-workshopping-rewriting cycle. Now, with my everlasting gratitude to these wonderful artists who have brought FATE? to maturity, and the many more who are now taking FATE? to the stage…in a word: ENJOY! Cause all of me loves all of you—John Legend Perry Gordon Fine Creator FATE?

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FROM THE STAGE DIRECTOR Alongside the show's creator Perry Fine, and co-author of the book, Nick Dunn, we have been working on this script for the last 18 months. It has been a real joy watching the script come to life in a summer workshop (many thanks to all involved), and now in rehearsals.

In addition to Perry and Nick it was a pleasure getting to work in the room with musical director Trevor Jex and choreographer Jessica Pace. Our incredible cast and creatives have worked tirelessly to give this show its premier. A lot about the show has changed over the last 18 months, and continues to change in rehearsals. I’m grateful to all of the creatives, and especially the cast, who have worked hard to not only bring these characters to life, but also adding their inputs to help develop them.

We hope you enjoy watching the show as much as we’ve enjoyed making it. There is no theatre without an audience.

Jamie Rocha Allan Stage Director FATE?

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FATE? Music and Lyrics by

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PERRY GORDON FINE and the ORIGINAL BLUE HEALERS

PERRY GORDAN FINE and NICK DUNN

Stage Director Musical Director Choreographer Fight Choreographer Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager Scenic Design Properties Design Lighting Design Sound Design Costume Design Assistant Director Technical Director

JAMIE ROCHA ALLAN TREVOR JEX JESSICA PACE ADRIANA LEMKE TAHRA VEASLEY MARCIA PIÑA KYLE BECKER MÁIRE NELLIGAN DREW BIELINSKI ADAM DAY SHANNON MCCULLOCK TYLER VAN OOSTENDORP ADAM DAY

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CAST OF CHARACTERS Rogi DeSilva-King CALEB HUNT Jacqui Goldman-Reynolds AZALEA TEUTON Luis Desilva MILES A. BROADHEAD James King JUSTIN RAVAGO Claudia Goldman, Adjunct Professor BECCA LEMON Keisha Reynolds MADISON GRACE Rosy QUINN HASENKAMP Mercer GABE ROOT Dr. Prince SEAN J. CARTER Ensemble GRACE CHAVEZ, GINA DIFEDE,

ELLA HAYS, LAUREL MORGAN,

HAILEY PETERSEN, CARINA PURDY,

HANNAH RICH, SUZI SUNDSTROM Dance Captain CARINA PURDY Jacqui Understudy HANNAH RICH Rosy Understudy ELLA HAYS

BAND MEMBERS

Drums Sax/Flute Guitar/Bass Guitar Keys

ADAM BANGERTER DAVID BRADSHAW JEFFERY CARLSTROM PERRY FINE TREVOR JEX

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SCENE LIST AND MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT ONE

Prologue

Scene 1: Saying Goodbye

Scene 2: Meeting Roommates

Scene 3: Auditions

High School My School Rock the World High School Bye School She Says He Says The Me I See I Love Him But I Don’t Like Him Someone Fast Ride Just One Touch Unaware Kissing in the Closet Caress Diva ‘Til the End

Intermission

ACT TWO

Prologue Scene 1: Dr. Prince’s Soliloquy

Scene 2: The Reason Scene 3: Star-crossed Lovers Scene 4: Show Time

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When I See You Vengeance No Reason Not Credible When I See You Reprise No. 1 Look My Way Fate When I See You Reprise No. 2 Show Me What You Got

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ABOUT THE CAST MILES A. BROADHEAD (Luis) had so much fun in Sweeney Todd, that he returned to The Grand for a second time. Miles was also seen onstage last year as Mr. Price in Kinky Boots, Segredo in Life of Galileo, Billy in Miracle on 42nd Street and of course, the second guy to die in Sweeney Todd. Thank you for supporting live theatre. Instagram @milesbroadhead SEAN J. CARTER (Dr. Prince) is over the moon to be returning to The Grand bringing this new work to life. Sean was last seen here in Head Over Heels. Some of his favorite Grand credits include Papa Ge in Once on this Island and Willie Johnson in Miss Evers’ Boys. Sean has also performed across the Wasatch Front at Salt Lake Acting Company, Hale Centre Theatre, and The Egyptian Theatre (Park City). A big thanks to you for supporting local art. Enjoy the show!

GRACE CHAVEZ (Ensemble) is from Sandy, Utah and is so excited to be making her Grand Theatre debut! She is currently working on her BFA in Musical Theatre at The University of Utah and is thrilled to be sharing the stage with her peers!

GINA DIFEDE (Ensemble) is a Freshman at the University of Utah pursuing a BFA in musical theatre. She is thrilled to be a part of this production in her Utah debut. Gina hopes you enjoy this new musical and she thanks everyone for their support!

MADISON GRACE (Keisha) is very excited to bring FATE? to life. This is her second show with the Grand Theatre. Past credits include Mopsa in Head Over Heels,

Miss Bates in Emma the Musical and Miss Flannery in Throughly Modern Millie.

QUINN HASENKAMP (Rosy) is pumped to be in this brand new production of FATE?. Quinn is a senior in the Musical Theatre Program at the University of Utah.

Previous roles include Christine Colgate in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Sour Kangaroo in Seussical, and Betsy in Crazy For You. ELLA HAYS (Rosy Understudy) is excited to make her debut at The Grand! Originally from Little Rock, Arkansas, she is currently a sophomore in the Musical Theatre Program at the University of Utah. She was last seen as Rachel in Air Bird (RDT Theatre) and Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast (LRCA Theatre).

CALEB HUNT [he/they] (Rogi) is thrilled to be bringing this piece to the stage!

He participated in both the reading (Alliance Theatre, Ensemble) and the workshop (Grand Theatre, Rogi) and enjoyed seeing the evolution of the material. A recent grad from the UofU’s MTP, previous credits at the University include Cliff in Cabaret and Asst. Director for The Sweet Science of Bruising (Babcock Theatre). Other notable roles include Sky in Mamma Mia! (Luminaire Theatre) and Greaseball in Starlight Express (Uintah High).

BECCA LEMON (Claudia) is delighted to be performing at The Grand again! She was last seen here impersonating Patti LuPone as Junita in Musical of Musicals: The Musical! Becca holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Musical Theatre from Weber State and an MBA from WGU. Her latest role was featured ensemble in Something Rotten! at

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ABOUT THE CAST Centerpoint Legacy Theatre. Other favorite roles include Mabel, Pirates of Penzance (Hale Centre Theatre); Cinderella, Into the Woods (Centerpoint Legacy Theatre); and Penelope Pennywise, Urinetown the Musical (Weber State University).

LAUREL MORGAN (Ensemble) is currently pursuing a BFA in the Actors Training Program at the UofU. She has recently been seen on the Babcock stage as Ariel in the Tempest, Bartley in Old Man and the Old Moon and served as Dramaturg for The Sweet Science of Bruising. Laurel also performs in theatrical productions around the Salt Lake Valley, most recently as Suburu U/S in Summer Show (SLAC), Tigger and Owl in Winnie the Pooh (Parker Theatre), and Ursula in Much Ado About Nothing (Parker Theatre).

HAILEY PETERSEN (Ensemble) is stoked to be making her debut at The Grand! Hailey is currently in her sophomore year at the UofU, pursuing her BFA in Musical Theatre. Recent credits include Matilda in Matilda and Ensemble in Anastasia at Wasatch High School.

CARINA PURDY (Ensemble) is so excited for her debut at The Grand! She is a freshman at the University of Utah getting her BFA in Musical Theatre. She is so thankful for the opportunity to be the dance captain and be in the ensemble.

JUSTIN RAVAGO (James) is delighted to make his Grand Theatre debut. His previous credits include Chip in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Good Company Theatre) and Frog and Toad u/s in A Year with Frog and Toad (SLAC). He looks 14

forward to hearing his a cappella arrangements at the Varsity Vocals International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella quarterfinals.

HANNAH RICH (Jacqui Swing) is enlivened to be making her Grand Theatre debut! She is a freshman in the Musical Theatre program at University of Utah. Her credits include: Freaky Friday (Katherine), Urinetown (Hope), and Mamma Mia (Donna Sheridan). IG: htrich11 GABE ROOT (Mercer) is a Sophomore student at the UofU in the Actor Training Program who is thrilled to be making their professional debut at the Grand Theatre in FATE?. Other recent works are The Lightning Thief (Luke) at the U of U, The Laramie Project (Various Roles), and Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Prince Christopher) at OPPA. SUZI SUNDSTROM (Ensemble) is thrilled to be performing for her first time at the Grand! She recently graduated from the Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts and is excited to continue doing theater! A few productions that Suzi holds near and dear to her heart are The Addams Family (Wednesday) and The Imaginary Invalid (Thomas Diafoirus). Suzi has been in Matilda the Musical twice; playing Matilda and Mrs.Wormwood; both were incredible experiences!

AZALEA TEUTON (Jacqui) is exuberant to be making her Grand debut! Past roles include Liesl in The Sound of Music and Alice in The Secret Garden at Leavenworth Summer Theater.

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ABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM ABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM JAMIE ROCHA ALLAN (Director) is a Freelance Theatre Director specialising in the Classics and New writing who completed his MFA in Theatre Directing at Birkbeck College London. Born and raised in London, Jamie is now based in the US. Jamie has worked at numerous Theatres and Universities both in the UK and US. He also serves as Artistic Director for Umbrella Theatre Company.

KYLE BECKER (Scenic Design) has been teaching design and production for the University of Utah’s Department of Theatre since 2007. Kyle has also designed and constructed projects in California, Oklahoma and Florida. He received his MFA from the University of California-Irvine with an emphasis in Scene Design. Locally, he has designed for the Grand Theatre at Salt Lake Community College and Youth Theatre at the University of Utah.

DREW BIELINSKI (Lighting Design) recently designed at the Grand Theatre for Harvey, Dead Certain, and Head Over Heels.

Prior to living in Salt Lake City, he was the Lighting Supervisor for Teatro ZinZanni in Seattle, Washington, and was the Master Electrician for Riverside Theatre in Iowa City, Iowa. This past November, he earned certifications as a Laser Safety Officer and Laser Operator for laser entertainment shows.

ADAM DAY (Sound Design) has a BFA in Performing Arts Design from the University of Utah. He works as the Technical Director at The Grand Theatre after serving as their Resident Sound Designer for four years. Some of his recent credits include sound design and live mix for Monty Python’s Spamalot, Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, & Hairspray (The Grand Theatre); Steel Pier, American Idiot (U of U Theatre Department) and Climbing With Tigers (Salt Lake Acting Company).

PERRY GORDON FINE (Creator and Band Member) has been writing, composing and performing music since his grade school years. While in high school in the San Francisco Bay Area, his first major gig playing guitar for the Mighty Fine Blues Band was as the warm-up act for Huey Lewis. Many decades of musical adventures followed, including recent chamber group and orchestra performances of his Trio No. 3 and his symphony, Silent Night Suite. He is currently the Faculty Advisor to the Utah Medical Orchestra, in which he also plays in the cello section. Over the last 20 years, he’s been lead guitarist for the Salt Lake City rock band, the Original Blue Healers. FATE? is his first full musical theater creation.

TREVOR JEX (Music Director) started playing piano as soon as he could sit at a piano bench. With a classical background, he explored jazz and musical theater in high school and began working as an accompanist at the University of Utah in 2016, later accepting a full time music directing position in 2020. After working in many productions, including “Illyria,” “Nine,” and “Cabaret,” this is his first new work.

He would like to thank his loving and supportive parents, Alex Marshal, Perry Fine, and his beautiful partner, Anaïs.

ADRIANA LEMKE (Fight Director) is a Salt Lake based theatre-artist and movement professional. Previous fight direction at The Grand include The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, Picnic, and The Full Monty.

Most recently, she was intimacy director for Head Over Heels (Grand Theatre). Other credits include The Sweet Science of Bruising, Julius Caesar, Hairy & Sherri, Man and the Moon, At the Bottom, Ion, and Hamlet.

SHANNON MCCULLOCK (Costume Design) is a Utah based costume designer residing in Salt Lake City. She received her BFA in Performing Arts Design from the University of Utah in 2010. Shannon began designing for The Grand Theatre as Resident Costume

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ABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM Designer in 2016. Though her body of work emphasis is musical theater, she has also designed for opera, classical Greek theater, American classic theater, children's theater, and music video. Her resident designer position finds her primarily designing for The Grand, however, she has also been fortunate to design for SLAC, the Utah Classical Greek Theater Festival, Westminster College Opera Studio, the U of U, and the Utah Museum of Natural History Children’s Theater Program MÁIRE NELLIGAN (Prop Design): received her degrees in theater eons ago and spent some time directing with HerVoice, a feminist theater troupe in Kent, Ohio.

Moving West, she worked with local and semi-professional theaters in Arizona.

During the Arizona years, she also spent time as a firewatch and a ranch hand, as well as an adjunct professor at Cochise Community College. After moving to Utah, Máire worked for SLCC’s Fine Arts department before coming to work for The Grand. She loves being the prop master, and generally considers whichever show she’s currently working on to be her favorite. She will admit, however, that the two “most fun ever” were La Cage aux Folles and Spamalot.

TYLER VAN OOSTENDORP (Asst.

Director) is a senior in the Acting Training Program at the University of Utah. Most recent credits include The Tempest (Babcock Theatre/Dir. Melinda Pfundstein), Kite Flyer by KID SISTER at the Salt Lake Fringe Festival, Everything is about Something by KID SISTER, As You Like It (Studio 115/Dir. Robert Scott Smith), and Matilda Jr. (Kingsbury Hall/Dir. Alicia Washington)

Into the Woods. Jessica Graduated from the University of Utah with a BFA in modern dance. She has danced professionally in San Francisco, Torino, Italy, and Salt Lake City.

MARCIA PIÑA (Asst. Stage Manager) is completing her BFA in Stage Management at the University of Utah. Her most recent projects at The Grand include: Dead Certain (ASM), In The Heights (ASM), [Title of Show] (Alt. Production Stage Manager). She was recently the Stage Manager for Seussical at Kingsbury Hall. She was also the Asst. SM for The Book Club Play and Illyria' (Babcock). Marcia has previously worked as the resident Stage Manager for Ícaro Compañía Teatral, a professional theatre company in Mexico City; on Urinetown (Teatro Milán); The Pillowman (Foro Lucerna); and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Foro Lucerna).

TAHRA VEASLEY (Stage Manager) Tahra is excited to be back at The Grand Theatre!

Favorite Stage Management credits include Can I Say Yes To That Dress? (SLAC), Whitelisted (SLAC), In The Heights (The Grand Theatre), Sankofa This Journey (SLAC), Noises Off (The Grand Theatre), She Kills Monsters (Kingsbury Hall), & Eclipsed (Studio 115/ KCACTF). Favorite Assistant Stage Management credits include Elephant & Piggie, Hairy & Sherri, Frog & Toad (SLAC), Once on This Island, Mamma Mia, Cagney, Sweeney Todd: the Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Pioneer Theatre Company), First Date & West Side Story (The Grand Theatre).

JESSICA PACE (Choreographer) is so excited to be back choreographing her third show at the Grand! Jessica is on the dance faculty at the Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts where she teaches contemporary dance and musical theater dance. Some of her favorite shows to choreograph have been Head Over Heels, The Wizard of Oz, The Lightning Theif: A Percy Jackson Musical, and 16 FATE?

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GRAND THEATRE DONATIONS $50,000 - $80,000 SALT LAKE COUNTY’S ZAP FUND ALTERNATIVE VISIONS FUND $15,000 - $49,999 CULTURAL VISION FUND PEPSI LEGACY $2,500 - $9,999 UMBRELLA THEATRE COMPANY SALT LAKE ARTS COUNCIL SORENSON LEGACY FOUNDATION LYNN WEBSTER $1,000 - $2,499 ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER PERRY FINE $500 - $999 LEE HOLLAR $250 - $499 RICHARD OSBORN $100 - $249 DUANE MILLARD • MARLENE FORTE MICHAEL DUCLAIR PHILLIP HOWLAND & GREGORY IRWIN $50 - $99 LYN SIMON • BARRY MOLDOVER JOHN FACKLER • VICKIE BALIS JULIA LAPINE • JENNIFER KING DENISE & BARRY BLACKETT

$1 - $49 JO ADAMS • CYNTHIA ANDERSON SILVIA ARAOZ • JENNIFER BAILEY BRYAN BERRETT • LEONE BIESINGER DAWN BRANDVOLD NAIN CHRISTOPHERSON KATIE CONNOLLY • ILSE DEKOEYER KAREN DIEHL • JENNIFER DOBNER CAROL DWYER CHRISTINA ECHEVERRIA LAUREN ERLACHER ARIANA ESCALANTE • FRANZ FEIERBACH MICHAEL FIELDS • JON FITCH STEVE GAGON • MAURENA GROSSMAN JENNIFER HAMILTON • RIC HAMMOND OLESYA HANKS • ELIZABETH HUNTER DONNA JACOBS • RACHEL JONES SUSAN KOHLER • ANN KRONAWITTER SUNSHINE LAIER • JILL LASALLE DOROTHY LINES • RYAN MALAVOLTA CHASE MCCLEARY • RONALD MCLEAN DAVE MOORE • CATHY MORTON TAMMERA MURILLO • PAULA NAFUS LEROY PETERSON • MARDI PEARSON TAMARA PINDER • CONNIE POPE REBECCA RAGAIN • BRYN RUMJOUE HAROLD SEARS • CAROLYN SHARETTE BRAD SLAUGH • GORDON STORRS BESSANN SWANSON • DAN TATE JOHN TAYLOR • JENNIFER WEILER MARY JANE WHISENANT KAYE WHITE • NICOLLE WILCHES FELICIA WOOD • JENNY XAYKOSY PAUL ZUCKERMAN

Though we make every effort to maintain an accurate list, if you find an error or would like to change your listing, please contact us at 801-957-3322 Donation list reflects gifts made February 23, 2023 through August 28, 2023 22

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PATRON INFORMATION AUDIO ENHANCEMENT EQUIPMENT is available for theatre patrons who are hearing impaired. The concession stand has Comtex wireless personal receivers, which allow a patron to sit anywhere in the theatre and receive high-fidelity audio. Because this service is not charged, you will be requested to leave your driver’s license with the cashier until the equipment is returned.

BABIES AND SMALL CHILDREN often make it uncomfortable for other theatre patrons. Therefore, no children under 5 are allowed. Small children must have their own seat.

DISABLED PATRONS may use wheelchair seating areas in the theatre. Each area can accommodate four wheelchair patrons and companion chairs. Ticket prices vary for each section. Aisle seats may be requested by patrons who can be assisted in the transfer from wheelchairs to theatre seats.

BOX OFFICE HOURS are from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday and 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM on the night of the performance, including Saturdays.

LATECOMERS will not be seated in their reserved seats until the end of a scene.

Latecomers will be seated in available seating that will not disturb punctual theatre patrons.

LOST AND FOUND will be held by the head usher until the end of the performance.

Thereafter, please contact the Box Office at 801.957.3322. All items, after a period of 24 hours, will be taken to Administrative Services in Room 1-060. They may be contacted at 801.957.2201.

PHOTOGRAPHY, AUDIO, OR VIDEO RECORDING of any performance or the possession of any such device inside the theatre without written permission of management is prohibited. Offenders may be requested to leave and may be liable for damages and other lawful remedies.

THEATRE PARKING is available at no charge in the parking areas on the East and North side of the building. Ticketing will occur when parked in the disabled parking areas without a valid pass. Please note that parking meters are still active during performances.

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