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NOTES FROM ARTISTIC DIRECTOR To say we are excited to bring Tuacahn’s 22nd season to life would be an understatement as it includes a spectacular summer Broadway musical lineup, an all new holiday musical production, Fairy Tale Christmas, and concerts by The Fab Four, The Piano Guys and many more. Straight from the streets of our impeccably designed New York City set, Disney’s Newsies will be “carrying the banner” and fighting for the underdog. Meanwhile the fantastical world of Shrek, The Musical combines big, colorful costumes with humor that is perfect for families to enjoy. And you’ll be hard-pressed to find someone not dancing and singing in the aisles as they leave this year’s production of Mamma Mia! The very best way to enjoy this incredible season is to purchase a season package. The benefits of a season package include the following: - Lowest price for all three Broadway shows. - 20% savings on most concerts and Fairy Tale Christmas. - One free date exchange per Broadway show. Premium season package holders receive all that plus: - Access to the new air conditioned VIP lounge with private concessions and restrooms. - Complimentary seat cushion rental and bottled water at your seat during Broadway shows. At Tuacahn, we provide so much more than just an opportunity to see amazing Broadway shows. Our patrons love the state of the art technological elements, the larger than life set designs, the top notch singing, acting and dancing, and the beautiful canyon scenery that makes seeing a show at Tuacahn an unforgettable experience. Scott S. Anderson
Artistic Director Tuacahn Center for the Arts
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Scott S. Anderson ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Kevin M. Smith EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Kevin E. Warnick PRODUCER
presents
Tuacahn’s Production of
SHREK THE MUSICAL Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the Book by William Steig
Book and Lyrics by DAVID LINDSAY-ABAIRE
Music by JEANINE TESORI
Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Productions
Steve Judkins, Whitney Winfield, Jeffrey Scott Stevens André Jordan, Jennifer Leigh Warren And
Jacqueline Agrusa, Ellee Anderson, Jordan Aragon, Autumn Best, Steven Paul Blandino, Tiger Brown, Eymard Cabling, Joann Coleman, Jessica Crilley, Kyle DuPree, Kadence Edwards, Lilly Elliott, Ryan Farnsworth, Rachel Farr, Katharine Gentsch, Sloane Griffith, Will Haley, Robert Head, Joan Heeringa, Abe Hegewald, Matthew Helfer, Ivan Hoffman, Shari Jordan, Sasha Judkins, Becky Grace Kalman, Ashley Marinelli, Nick Martinez, Devin Neilson, Brian Nelson, Brayden Newby, Jamie Pfaff, Spencer Ramirez, Hannah Record, Rod Roberts, Shae Robins, Ellie Felice Seegmiller, Matthew Tyler, Daniel Scott Walton, Scott Whipple, Veronica Yeager
Scenic Design DOUG ELLIS
Costume Design JANET SWENSON
Hair & Makeup Design MICHAEL A. KING
Associate Artistic Producer RYAN NORTON Associate Choreographer MICHAEL GREER
Lighting Design JOSEPH EDDY
Puppet Design NAT REED & ARAN DE LE PENA Technical Supervision WES HAMBLIN
Stage Manager HOLLEY HOUSEWRIGHT
Sound Design JULIE FERRIN
New York Casting WOJCIK/SEAY Production Manager CRAIG ENGEL
Assistant Stage Manager JESSICA BROWNING
Projection Design JON INFANTE
Music Supervisor D. ALEXANDER ROVANG Production Stage Manager A. J. SULLIVAN
Company Aerographic® Services Manager Flying by Foy KARIN EDWARDS flybyfoy.com
Music Direction BRYSON BAUMGARTEL Choreographer MARA NEWBERY GREER Directed by SCOTT S. ANDERSON Original Production Directed by Jason Moore and Rob Ashford Shrek The Musical is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com “I’m a Believer” by Neil Diamond
CAST OF CHARACTERS
SHREK
(in alphabetical order)
Happy Person, Baby Rat, Choir.............................................. JACQUELINE AGRUSA Teen Fiona.................................................................................... ELLEE ANDERSON Peter Pan...................................................................................... JORDAN ARAGON Teen Fiona...........................................................................................AUTUMN BEST Happy Person, Guard, Rat, Dragon Puppeteer.................STEVEN PAUL BLANDINO Tweedle Dee, Baby Rat.......................................................................TIGER BROWN Mad Hatter, Knight......................................................................EYMARD CABLING* Humpty Dumpty...........................................................................JOANN COLEMAN Elf, Baby Rat.................................................................................... JESSICA CRILLEY Pig #3, Rat, Dulocian, Dragon Puppeteer.............................................KYLE DUPREE Young Shrek.............................................................................. KADENCE EDWARDS Guard, Knight.......................................................................... RYAN FARNSWORTH* Happy Person, Rat..................................................................KATHARINE GENTSCH Young Fiona...................................................................................SLOANE GRIFFITH Q. Lillian, Dulocian, Rat, Choir....................................................... JOAN HEERINGA K. Harold, Thelonious.......................................................................ABE HEGEWALD Pig #2, Knight............................................................................. MATTHEW HELFER* Papa Ogre, Captain, Rat, Dwarf......................................................IVAN HOFFMAN* Donkey...........................................................................................ANDRÉ JORDAN* Mama Bear, Baby Rat....................................................................... SHARI JORDAN* Wicked Witch, Dulocian, Rat.......................................................... SASHA JUDKINS* Shrek…............................................................................................ STEVE JUDKINS* Ugly Duck, Blind Mouse, Baby Rat...................................... BECKY GRACE KALMAN Tweedle Dum, Dulocian, Bluebird, Rat.......................................ASHLEY MARINELLI* Baby Bear, Happy Person, Guard, Pied Piper.................................. NICK MARTINEZ Pinocchio, Baby Rat........................................................................... BRIAN NELSON Papa Bear, Dulocian, Dragon Puppeteer, Baby Rat........................BRAYDEN NEWBY Happy Person, Dulocian, Rat, Choir.......................................................JAMIE PFAFF Happy Person, Guard, Dulocian, Dragon Puppeteer, Rat............SPENCER RAMIREZ
CAST OF CHARACTERS Gingy, Sugar Plum Fairy, Blind Mouse, Rat.................................. HANNAH RECORD White Rabbit, Dulocian, Guard, Rat.................................................. ROD ROBERTS* Fairy Godmother, Blind Mouse, Dulocian, Rat....................................SHAE ROBINS* Young Fiona...................................................................... ELLIE FELICE SEEGMILLER Lord Farquaad.................................................................JEFFREY SCOTT STEVENS* Big Bad Wolf, Knight..................................................................... MATTHEW TYLER* Guard, Dulocian, Pig #1, Dragon Puppeteer, Rat............ DANIEL SCOTT WALTON* Dragon, Mama Ogre......................................................JENNIFER LEIGH WARREN* Happy Person, Guard, Dulocian, Baby Rat, Bishop, Dragon Puppeteer.............................................................SCOTT WHIPPLE Princess Fiona........................................................................... WHITNEY WINFIELD* Happy Person, Dulocian, Rat..................................................... VERONICA YEAGER* SWINGS
LILLY ELLIOTT, RACHEL FARR, ROBERT HEAD, DEVIN NEILSON
DANCE CAPTAIN SHARI JORDAN*
UNDERSTUDIES
Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement of the appearance is made at the time of the performance. Shrek: IVAN HOFFMAN*; Fiona: SHAE ROBINS*; Donkey: EYMARD CABLING*; Lord Farquaad: MATTHEW TYLER*; Dragon: JOANN COLEMAN; Young Shrek: WILL HALEY *Indicates a member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States
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SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERS Act I
“Big Bright Beautiful World” “Story of My Life” “The Goodbye Song” “Don’t Let Me Go” “What’s Up, Duloc?” “I Know It’s Today” “Travel Song” “Forever” “This is How a Dream Comes True” “Who I’d Be”
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“Morning Person” “I Think I Got You Beat” “The Ballad of Farquaad” “Make a Move” “When Words Fail” “Morning Person” (Reprise) “Build a Wall” “Freak Flag” “Big Bright Beautiful World” (Reprise) “Finale” “I’m a Believer” (Neil Diamond) © 1966 Stonebridge Music, Foray Music. All rights administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (SESAC), on behalf of Stonebridge Music, and by Foray Music (SESAC). All rights reserved. Used by permission.
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SHREK
Music Supervisor: D. Alexander Rovang Music Director: Bryson Baumgartel Keyboard 1/Assistant Music Director: Michael Hopewell Keyboard 2/Associate Music Director: D. Alexander Rovang Reed 1: (Flute, Piccolo, Clarinet, Alto Sax) Terry Halvorson Reed 2: (Flute, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Soprano, Tenor and Baritone Sax) Tanner Dawson Trumpet: (Trumpets, Flugelhorn) DJ Barraclough Horn: David Lintz Trombone: Jay Nygaard Violin 1: Mindy Arrington Violin 2: Linda Ghidossi-DeLuca Cello: Tracie Price Bass: Robert Matheson Guitar 1: (Guitars, Ukulele) Lisle Crowley Guitar 2: (Guitars, Mandolin) David Andersen Drums: Glenn Webb Percussion: Amanda Morrill Music Coordinator/Keyboard Programming: Tracie Price
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Founded in 1991, Tuacahn Center for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization that is nestled at the base of Padre Canyon, surrounded by red sandstone cliffs that rise thousands of feet into the beautiful blue southern Utah sky.
Margaret Archibald Elisabeth R. Bingham
Sue Cox
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Carol Hansen
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Andy Cox
MISSION: Tuacahn edifies and inspires the human spirit through professional world-class family entertainment and an unparalleled artistic and academic experience that matches the majesty of our canyon.
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Known best for its professional theatre, Tuacahn attracts the most talented actors in America. Each year, thousands of applicants audition from New York City to Los Angeles. Tuacahn productions include professional Equity Actors, many of whom have performed on Broadway or in other nationally recognized venues.
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As a community asset, Tuacahn entertains more than 285,000 patrons each year, with musicals, concerts, shopping, food, and other special events. Tuacahn is Utah’s largest professional non-profit theatre and acts as an economic engine generating an annual impact of more than $85 million. Visitors stay in hotels, dine at restaurants, and shop at retail outlets while enjoying recreational activities in one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
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Scott S. Anderson ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Kevin M. Smith EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Kevin E. Warnick PRODUCER
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Tuacahn’s Production of
DISNEY’S NEWSIES
Music by ALAN MENKEN
Lyrics by JACK FELDMAN
Book by HARVEY FIRESTEIN
Based on the Disney film written by BOB TZUDIKER and NONI WHITE
Ryan Farnsworth and Whitney Winfield With
Matthew Tyler, Jennifer Leigh Warren, Daniel Scott Walton, Jordan Aragon, Will Haley And
Jacqueline Agrusa, Steven Paul Blandino, Tiger Brown, Eymard Cabling, Joann Coleman, Jessica Crilley, Kyle DuPree, Kadence Edwards, Lilly Elliott, Rachel Farr, Katharine Gentsch, Robert Head, Joan Heeringa, Abe Hegewald, Matthew Helfer, Ivan Hoffman, André Jordan, Sasha Judkins, Steve Judkins, Becky Grace Kalman, Ashley Marinelli, Nick Martinez, Devin Neilson, Brian Nelson, Brayden Newby, Jamie Pfaff, Spencer Ramirez, Hannah Record, Rod Roberts, Shae Robins, Jeffrey Scott Stevens, Scott Whipple, Veronica Yeager
Scenic Design BRAD SHELTON
Costume Design MARIA LENN
Lighting Design CORY PATTAK
Music Supervisor D. ALEXANDER ROVANG
Hair & Makeup Design ANNIE HARDT
Associate Choreographer ASHLEY MARNELLI
Associate Artistic Producer RYAN NORTON
Technical Supervision WES HAMBLIN
Stage Manager HOLLEY HOUSEWRIGHT
Production Manager CRAIG ENGEL
Assistant Stage Manager JESSICA BROWNING
Sound Design JULIE FERRIN New York Casting WOJCIK/SEAY
Production Stage Manager MONICA DICKHENS Company Manager KARIN EDWARDS
Music Direction D. ALEXANDER ROVANG Directed and Choreographed by JEFFRY DENMAN Disney’s Newsies is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com
CAST OF CHARACTERS
NEWSIES
(in order of appearance)
Jack Kelly................................................................................. RYAN FARNSWORTH* Crutchie........................................................................................ JORDAN ARAGON Race.................................................................................................. DEVIN NEILSON Albert…........................................................................................SPENCER RAMIREZ Specs.....................................................................................................KYLE DUPREE Henry...................................................................................................ROBERT HEAD Finch.................................................................................................ABE HEGEWALD Elmer.................................................................................STEVEN PAUL BLANDINO Romeo.............................................................................................. NICK MARTINEZ Mush.................................................................................................SCOTT WHIPPLE Katherine.................................................................................. WHITNEY WINFIELD* Morris Delancey...........................................................................EYMARD CABLING* Oscar Delancey..............................................................................ANDRÉ JORDAN* Wiesel, Nunzio........................................................................... MATTHEW HELFER* Davey................................................................................ DANIEL SCOTT WALTON* Les........................................................................................................... WILL HALEY Joseph Pulitzer.............................................................................. MATTHEW TYLER* Seitz, Mr. Jacobi, Mayor.................................................................... ROD ROBERTS* Hannah................................................................................................SHAE ROBINS* Bunsen, Bill Hearst….......................................................JEFFREY SCOTT STEVENS* Snyder............................................................................................. STEVE JUDKINS* Medda Larkin..................................................................JENNIFER LEIGH WARREN* Spot Conlon................................................................................. HANNAH RECORD Governor Roosevelt.........................................................................IVAN HOFFMAN*
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SWINGS
ASHLEY MARINELLI*, BECKY GRACE KALMAN, BRIAN NELSON, BRAYDEN NEWBY
DANCE CAPTAIN
ASHLEY MARINELLI*
FIGHT CAPTAIN
MATTHEW HELFER*
UNDERSTUDIES
Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement of the appearance is made at the time of the performance.
Jack: DANIEL SCOTT WALTON*; Crutchie: NICK MARTINEZ; Les: KADENCE EDWARDS; Pulitzer: IVAN HOFFMAN*; Davey: ROBERT HEAD; Medda: JOANN COLEMAN; Katherine: SHAE ROBINS*
KID AND TEEN NEWSIES
Stella Rose, Abbey Mathews, Madison Pitcher, Karly Snow, Molly Watt, River Cooper, Emmi Een, Ashton Een, Jonah Layton, Gabe Layton, Brooklyn Richins, Breckin McDonald
KID AND TEEN NEWSIES DANCE CAPTAIN Chelsea Sweaney
*Indicates a member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States
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ACT I
Prologue: Rooftop “Santa Fe” (Prologue)................................................................................. Jack, Crutchie Scene 1: Newsies Square “Carrying the Banner”....................................................................... Jack, Newsies, Nuns Scene 2: Pulitzer’s Office “The Bottom Line”............................................................ Pulitzer, Seitz, Bunsen, Hannah Scene 3: A Street Corner Scene 4: Medda’s Theater “That’s Rich”............................................................................................................Medda “I Never Planned on You/Don’t Come a-Knocking”...................... Jack, Bowery Beauties Scene 5: Newsies Square “The World Will Know”.............................................................Jack, Davey, Les, Newsies Scene 6: Jacobi’s Deli “The World Will Know” (Reprise)..........................................................................Newsies Scene 7: Katherine’s Office “Watch What Happens”......................................................................................Katherine Scene 8: Newsie Square “Seize the Day”................................................................................ Davey, Jack, Newsies Scene 9: Rooftop “Santa Fe”................................................................................................................... Jack
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Entr’acte Scene 1: Jacobi’s Deli “King of New York”.......................................................... Davey, Katherine, Les, Newsies Scene 2: The Refuge “Letter from The Refuge”......................................................................................Crutchie Scene 2: Medda’s Theater “Watch What Happens” (Reprise)...........................................Davey, Jack, Katherine, Les Scene 3: Pulitzer’s Office & Cellar “The Bottom Line” (Reprise)............................................................. Pulitzer, Seitz, Mayor Scene 4: Brooklyn Bridge & Medda’s Theater “Brooklyn’s Here”............................................................................Spot Conlon, Newsies Scene 5: Rooftop “Something to Believe In”.........................................................................Katherine, Jack Scene 6: Pulitzer’s Cellar “Seize the Day” (Reprise)......................................................................................Newsies “Once and for All”..........................................................Jack, Davey, Katherine, Newsies Scene 7: Pulitzer’s Office “Seize the Day” (Reprise)......................................................................................Newsies Scene 8: Newsie Square “Finale”........................................................................................................Jack, Newsies THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION
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NEWSIES
Music Director/Supervisor: D. Alexander Rovang Keyboard 1/Assistant Music Director: Bryson Baumgartel Keyboard 2/Associate Music Director: Michael Hopewell Reed 1: (Flute, Piccolo, Clarinet, Soprano Sax) Terry Halvorson Reed 2: (Flute, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Alto and Baritone Sax) Tanner Dawson Trumpet: (Trumpet, Flugelhorn) DJ Barraclough Trombone: Jay Nygaard Violin: Tara Tichenor Cello: Tracie Price Bass: Robert Matheson Guitar: (Guitars, Banjo) Lisle Crowley Drums: Glenn Webb Percussion: Amanda Morrill Music Coordinator/Keyboard Programming: Tracie Price
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NEWSIES DIRECTOR NOTES I don’t think a lot of audience members know what a Director/Choreographer actually does (that’s a good thing - I believe if you are aware of the direction of a play or musical there’s a good chance it’s not good direction). So let’s assume you are reading this in between bites of a cinnamon churro or some frozen lemonade, looking for some theatrical enlightenment. A director reads the play or musical and decides how the action on the stage is going to occur, what parts of the story are most important to convey and how to best convey them. Basically, the director ultimately guides, or directs, the actors, musicians, and designers towards his or her vision about how the show will look, feel and manifest. For instance, an actor might say a line of dialogue with a lot of anger and frustration. The director might feel that the line will land better with the audience if it’s said in a slightly different manner, and will help guide the actor that way. The monstrously beautiful set in front of you, designed by Brad Shelton, is the result of Brad and I sitting together last fall, discussing what we wanted you to feel while you watch the show as well as what the story and my choreography requires. Hopefully, you are feeling a sense of the massive size of New York City, and when our actors tell our story, you will, maybe, see a small group of young individuals trying to fight against a larger power. (Hint: that is what we are going for, but you might see something else as well. That’s cool, too!) Thus the set acts as a metaphor as well as practical scenic device. These are just two of many examples of how directors work. A choreographer is in charge of the actual movement of the piece, including the dancing. If someone does a physical movement to music, the choreographer, in most cases, directed them to do it. Now, if the Director/Choreographer has a Cracker Jack team around him (as I definitely do) the work elevates to an even better level than he or she could have ever been able to accomplish on his or her own. I am the beneficiary of an incredibly talented, dedicated and smart cast: my awesome Production Stage Manager, Monica Dickhens; fantastic designers - Brad Shelton on Scenic Design, Cory Pattak on Lighting Design, Maria Lenn on Costume Design, Julie Ferrin on Sound Design, Jen Schuler on Props, D. Alexander Rovang on Music Direction; my irreplaceable Associate Choreographer, Ashley Marinelli; plus, the countless other people who help support and facilitate the process. The product you are about to see has been creatively influenced by all of us, not just me, and I’m incredibly proud and honored to be working with all of them. The story of the Newsies strike of 1899 is important, and we have all been tasked with bringing it to life with truth, joy and humor. I hope you enjoy 1.) the show, 2.) this short theatre 101 lesson, and 3.) your cinnamon churro. Thank you for coming to Tuacahn!
Jeffry Denman Director/Choreographer, Newsies
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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST Roles listed as (Shrek: S | Newsies: N)
JACQUELINE AGRUSA (S: Happy Person, Baby Rat | N: Ensemble) is beyond excited to be a part of Shrek, Newsies, and Mamma Mia at Tuacahn this season. She graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design with a B.F.A. in Performing Arts. Many thanks to her family and friends for all their love and support. ELLEE ANDERSON (S: Teen Fiona) This is Ellee’s third season being seen on the Tuacahn Stage. At age 15, she is living her dream and has high aspirations and lofty goals. She has most recently been seen as (The Little Girl) in Tuacahn’s production of Disney’s When You Wish, (City Father) in Tuacahn’s production of Wizard of Oz and also in the cast of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Ellee is featured on the nonprofit website www.singingforgood. org where her recordings can be purchased with all proceeds donated to charity. Ellee and her family reside in St. George and is currently in 10th grade at Snow Canyon High School. She feels incredibly blessed to be part of the Tuacahn cast this season and would like to thank her family, friends and coaches for their love and support. JORDAN ARAGON (S: Peter Pan | N: Crutchie) Tuacahn debut! Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, this California native now lives in New York City. Jordan has toured the United States and ten other counties around the world as Lefou on the national and international tours of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. Other favorite credits include Sweeney Todd (Tobias), A Chorus Line (Mike), and Singin’ in the Rain (Cosmo). In addition to musical theatre, Jordan has worked on classical and devised works at the Shakespeare Theatre Company (Washington, D.C.), La Mama E.T.C., Mabou Mines, and the Getty Villa. UCLA graduate: B.A. in Theatre. Thank you to friends, family,
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and mentors for their continued support. Love to Elliot. Thanks to Will. Grateful for the opportunity! www.jordanaragon.com AUTUMN BEST (S: Teen Fiona) is a fourteen-year-old Washington County native. Autumn began singing, acting and studying violin at the age of four. She currently studies vocal under the direction of Tony Awardwinning, Ivy League-trained voice teacher, Lisa Hopkins Seegmiller. Autumn’s recent accomplishments include performing as Belle in Beauty and the Beast Jr., as Jane Banks in Mary Poppins and winning a national vocal competition hosted by Universal Studios and YouTube Space LA. She thanks everyone in the cast and crew for this amazing first season experience at Tuacahn. STEVEN PAUL BLANDINO (S: Happy Person, Guard, Rat | N: Elmer) is thrilled to be making his Tuacahn debut! BFA Commercial Dance; Focus in Choreography at Pace University. Recent credits include: Carnegie Hall’s ‘Take the Stage’ (Dancer), Johnson & Johnson: Save the Children (Dancer), NYMF: Ludo’s Broken Bride (Choreo), Rebel Rebel: The Many Lives of David Bowie (Choreo), Burlesque to Broadway (Choreo), and many more. Thanks to Mom, Dad, CESD Talent Agency, and Pace University! @SBlandino720 TIGER BROWN (S: Tweedle Dee, Baby Rat | N: Ensemble) is absolutely thrilled to be joining the Tuachan family this season! National Tours: Elf (Chinese Waitress/Ensemble), Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Silly Girl/Enchanted Object). Recent Credits: 54 The Musical, Goyescas with Bare Opera, Born and Bred with LINKED Dancetheater. BFA NYU Tisch. Much love and gratitude to GBM, her friends, and incredible family. TigerBrownNYC.com and @stigerb for updates! For Mom, Dad, and Dave.
WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST EYMARD CABLING* (S: Mad Hatter, u/s Donkey | N: Morris) returns to Tuacahn in his 2 ½ Season! First being seen in the production of Spelling Bee (Mitch Mahoney) and then in Thoroughly Modern Millie (Bun Foo), Mary Poppins, and Starlight Express (Hip Hopper 1). Tours include Miss Saigon (The Engineer) in North America and the International Tour of The King and I (The Kralahome) in Asia. Regional productions include The King and I (Lun Tha), Once on This Island (Daniel), She Loves Me (Arpad) at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. B.F.A from Carnegie Mellon University. To my wife, Veronica Yeager, it is a blessing to be able to share this stage with you every night. I love you.
Nevada. Thanks to ATB for all the love and support! Follow: @jcrilley KYLE DUPREE (S: Pig #3, Rat, Dragon Puppeteer | N: Specs) is making his Tuacahn debut! Off-Broadway: Fabulous, The Queen of Musical Comedies. National Tours: Mamma Mia (Eddie), Beauty and the Beast. Regional: A Christmas Carol (Mc Carter Theatre) Dancer and Aerialist on board Holland America Line Cruise Ships. Broadway Con! Dance B.F.A., University of
JOANN COLEMAN (S: Humpty Dumpty, u/s Dragon/ Mama Ogre | N: Ensemble, u/s Medda) is thrilled to make her debut at the Tuacahn amphitheater! Regional and New York credits include; Aida (Aida), Ragtime (Sarah), Chicago (Velma), Rent (Mimi), Dreamgirls (Deena), Jesus Christ Superstar (Mary Magdalene), All Shook Up (Lorraine), The Drowsy Chaperone (Trix), and Pacific Overtures (Tamate). Most recently she traveled the world as a singer aboard a major cruise line! She currently lives in Los Angeles working as a studio singer, model and actor. All praise be to God for his strength, for through Him all is possible. Thanks to her Benny bear for his love and support! Thank you to Ryan, Scott, Jeffry, Darryl, and the team for this opportunity. JESSICA CRILLEY (S: Elf, Baby Rat | N: Ensemble) is excited to be joining the Tuacahn family! Originally from Las Vegas, Jessica now resides in NYC. Recent credits include: A Christmas Story (National Tour), Memphis (Jon W. Engeman Theatre), Ragtime (Westchester Broadway Theatre) Rock of Ages (Arizona Broadway Theatre), Tarzan (WPPAC), The Little Mermaid (Palace Theatre), and Wizard of Oz (Surflight Theatre). BA University of www.tuacahn.org
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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST the Arts. Love and gratitude to the casting/ creative team and my family. Follow on instagram @kyle_smile. KADENCE EDWARDS (S: Young Shrek | N: u/s Les) will be turning 10 this August and is thrilled to be spending another season at Tuacahn having last performed at Tuacahn along side his father in Joseph…Dreamcoat and Wizard of Oz. Kadence spent a year on the road with the National and International Tours of Beauty and The Beast playing Chip. Other professional credits include roles in The Nutcracker, Seussical and Elf. Kadence recently appeared as a cave dweller in the episodic Extinct and as a zombie with Dolph Lundgren in the feature film Dead Trigger. Kadence plays the title role in the short film Austin’s Christmas Wish, and can be seen in the Lifetime series I Said I Loved You… But I Lied, as “Roman.” Kadence also plays “Sportakid” in the live version of TV’s hit children’s show Lazytown. Kadence would like to dedicate his performance to his biggest fans, mom and dad!
LILLY ELLIOTT (S: Swing | N: Ensemble) is over the moon to be making her Tuacahn debut! Favorite regional credits: Zanna Don’t! (Candi/Loretta/Karla), Bring It On (Skylar), Carrie (Carrie White), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Millie Dillmount), Happy Days (Pinkette), SHOUT! The Mod Musical (Blue Girl), Dames at Sea, Bat Boy: The Musical (Shelley Parker) and Carousel with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra. Concerts: Jason Robert Brown in Concert, David Friedman in Concert, Exceptional Foundation Benefit Concert, We Own Glam – AIM Charity Concert and The Phantom of the Opera: The Music. Lilly is also a competitive dance instructor and choreographer. @elizabethlilly RYAN FARNSWORTH* (S: Guard, Knight, Greeter | N: Jack Kelly)“Farns” hails from Dunsmuir, a little railroad town in the deep north of California, but now calls New York City home. He’s an avid baseball
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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST fan (Go Giants!), a Shakespeare nerd, and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s biggest fan. BFA Musical Theatre UC Irvine. National Tours: Beautiful: the Carole King Musical (first national), Jingle Bell Rock; New York Theater: Candide, Never Let It Go, Zombie Strippers; Regional: Memphis; Godspell. Professional recordings: “Another Day” (original): Disney’s “UP” STORYBOOK ALBUM, “Perfect Doggy Day”: Disney’s “SPACE BUDDIES”. Training: BFA Musical Theater, UC Irvine. Farns is also the co-host of “the greatest podcast of all time” – Singer Stories (free on iTunes). Thanks to Cassandra, Jed, Ashley, and the rest of my amazing team at KMR, and thanks to me Ma, me Pa, Grandma, Ashley, Levi, and the big fella up in the sky. www.ryanfarnsworth. net. www.singerstories.com. RACHEL FARR (S: Swing | N: Ensemble) is thrilled to be joining the Tuachan ensemble for the first time this year! She has her degree in musical theatre from the University of Northern Colorado. Some of her favorite credits include Carrie workshop at La Mirada and Carrie at the Historic Los Angeles Theatre, The Hunchback of Notre Dame with Sacramento Music Circus, and Tarzan with 3D Theatricals. She would like to thank her mom for her endless support and encouragement. You can find more of her theatrical adventures at @ray.rich.farr. KATHARINE GENTSCH (S: Happy Person, Rat | N: Ensemble) is thrilled to join Tuacahn this season! Katharine has performed abroad as a singer at Tokyo Disneyland, at sea with Disney Cruise Lines, across the nation on tour, and regionally across the country. Favorite credits: Judy White Christmas; Anytime Annie 42nd Street; Vi Petty, Buddy Holly Story. Katharine is also a personal trainer and founder of Captain Kat Fitness, specializing in ‘fitness for busy people’! Thanks, as always, to her village of friends, family, and teachers. www. katharinegentsch.com @katemademedia
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SLOANE GRIFFITH (S: Young Fiona) is an ambitious young girl of 11 whose love of the stage started at age three. Sloane’s first musical was at seven and she played Molly in Annie. Soon after, Marta in Sound of Music, and then Amaryllis in Music Man to name a few. In 2016 Sloane spent two weeks in NYC with Broadway directors and choreographers studying voice, dance and acting. After returning, Sloane was cast as Annie at SGMT. Sloane is grateful for her family, friends, and coaches that have supported her through this theatrical journey and cannot wait to be on the Tuacahn stage. WILL HALEY (S: u/s Young Shrek | N: Les) is excited to make his Tuacahn debut as Les in Newsies and understudy for Young Shrek. Will is from Las Vegas and loves performing. Some of his favorite roles are Flounder, The Little Mermaid; Gavroche, Les Misérables; Michael Banks, Mary Poppins; Dill Harris, To Kill a Mockingbird; Winthrop, Music Man; Chiron/Lucius, LA Fringe’s Titus Andronicus, Jr.; and a KOL in Beatles Love by Cirque du Soleil. He has also been in several Las Vegas commercials (ABC Hyundai, Buca di Beppo, and the High Roller). He also enjoys being a Boy Scout and taking care of his many pets. He would like to thank his family for helping him follow his dreams. ROBERT HEAD (S: Swing | N: Henry, u/s Davey) is so excited to be making his Tuacahn debut! Most recently Robert was apart of a new musical of Pride and Prejudice titled Austen’s Pride with the Finger Lakes Musical Theater Festival. Other credits include Saturday Night Fever on Royal Carribbean’s Liberty of the Seas, Ghost and Camelot with Mercury Thearer, Plaid Tidings with Broadway Rose and Fiddler on the Roof with Portland Center Stage. Many thanks to the fantastic Artistic Teams, Dave and Jeremy at Daniel Hoff agency and his family/loved ones for their constant support!
WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST JOAN HEERINGA (S: Q. Lillian, Dulocian, Rat | N: Ensemble) is over the moon to be making her Tuacahn debut this summer! A Minnesota native and New York City transplant, Joan performed across the world aboard Royal Caribbean Cruise line. Regional credits include: West Side Story (Engeman Theatre, Cortland Rep), A Chorus Line (Cortland Rep), Crazy for You (Beef & Boards), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Pittsburgh Playhouse), The Drowsy Chaperone (Kitty u/s). Film: Love & Other Drugs. Proud graduate of Point Park University. A huge thank you to Jeffry, Eddie @Take3Talent, and the Tuacahn Team! www.joanheeringa.com ABE HEGEWALD (S: K. Harrold, Thelonious | N: Finch) is very happy to be back at Tuacahn after a 6 year hiatus. He was last seen on this stage in the regional premiere of The Little Mermaid and
Grease (Sonny). Abe recently performed in Sir Tim Rice’s North American premiere of his new work From Here to Eternity at the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse. Other favorite credits include: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Ephraim) Ogunquit Playhouse, Footloose (Ren) Jackson Hole Playhouse. Thanks mom and dad for always loving and supporting me. MATTHEW HELFER* (S: Pig #2, Knight | N: Weisel, Nunzio) is thrilled to be performing in the great outdoors here at Tuacahn! After growing up in Boston, Matthew graduated from College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA with degrees in theater and English. He currently lives in Los Angeles, CA where he continues to tell his East Coast colleagues that acting and warm weather go wonderfully together. Recent credits: the 2015-16 US national tour of Mamma Mia! (US Sky). Sierra Repertory Theater’s production of The Robber Bridegroom (Jamie Lockhart). Television:
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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST Roles listed as (Shrek: S | Newsies: N)
Director/Choreographer: Hollywood Bowl, University of Michigan, Pittsburgh’s CLO, North Shore Music Theater, North Carolina Theatre, and TNT’s Emmy winning AFI tribute to Mel Brooks (and featured role). Shari directed and choreographed The Producers here in Saint George at The Stage Door which received rave reviews. NCSU Magna Cum Laude graduate. Love to AJ, Jordan and Hudson.
Wilkinson/Dead Mom- Australia, USA Nat. Tour) A Christmas Spectacular- (Grand Palace Theater, Myrtle Beach) One World(Grand Palace Theatre, Myrtle Beach) Spirit Of The Dance- (World Tour). Sasha is exited to be performing here in Tuacahn for the first time and is delighted to be sharing this experience with her husband Steve. She would like to thank her family for their continued love and support.
SASHA JUDKINS* (S: Wicked Witch, Dulocian, Rat | N: Ensemble) was born in Huddersfield, England where she trained at Phil Winston’s Theaterworks. Theatre credits include: Mamma Mia! (Alt Donna, US Rosie / Tanya Australia, Las Vegas), Chicago (Go To Hell Kitty/ US Velma Kelly – UK Nat. Tour, USA Nat. Tour), Billy Elliot (Lesley, US Mrs.
STEVE JUDKINS* (S: Shrek | N: Snyder) Born in Melbourne, Australia, Steve has performed extensively throughout Australia, London and The United States. Credits include: Australia: The Rocky Horror Show (Rocky US,) West Side Story (Diesel), Bad Boy Johnny and The Prophets Of Doom (Billy), Billy Elliot (Posh Dad, Scab), Shout- The Legend Of The
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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST Wild One (Deltone), Jekyll And Hyde (Ned/ Ensemble) London’s West End: Notre Dame De Paris (Gringoire -Dominion Theater, London), The Full Monty (Tony Giordano -Prince Of Wales Theater, London) Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Nat. UK Tour). United States: Victor Victoria (Squash BernsteinSt. Louis Stages), Sleeping Beauty Wakes (La Jolla Playhouse, McCarter Theatre), Spirit of Broadway, Broadway’s Christmas Spectacular, Oklahoma (Curly), The Wonderful Wizard of Song (Smith Centre, Las Vegas), Mamma Mia (Bill Austin, Tropicana, Las Vegas), Kiss Me Kate (Fred Graham, NTC, Las Vegas) Follow Steve on his music page: https://www.facebook. com/stevejudkinsmusic/ Steve is thrilled to be sharing the stage once again with his wife Sasha.
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BECKY GRACE KALMAN (S: Ugly Duck, Blind Mouse, Baby Rat | N: Swing) Tuacahn debut! Off-Broadway: Peter Pan, in Concert (Dancer, The Transport Group). Favorite regional: Mary Poppins (Ensemble/Onstage Swing, John W. Engeman Theater), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Sarah, The Ogunquit Playhouse), Oklahoma! (Gertie Cummings/ Dance Captain, Allenberry Playhouse), 42nd Street (Phyllis/Dance Captain, Allenberry Playhouse), Cats (Rumpleteazer, Ocean Professional Theatre). Gratitude to Scott, Gayle, & the Tuacahn Team. Love to the Kalmans & Jon. For KJS. www. beckygracekalman.com IG: @beckygrace6
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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST ASHLEY MARINELLI* (S: Tweedle Dum, Dulocian, Bluebird, Rat | N: Associate Choreographer, Dance Captain/Swing) Is super psyched to be performing in the Canyon! THEATER: West Side Story, Mary Poppins, Funny Thing...Forum, White Christmas, The Donner Party Project, Disney Cruise Line. OTHER: Performances with Justin Bieber, Mariah Carey, Ne-Yo, Lady Sovereign, Shakira, and the BC/EFA Easter Bonnet. Graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and Artistic Director of Marinelli New Dance Theater. Ashley would like to thank Jeffry Denman (for always bringing her on adventures), her family, and of course, her fox. Carpe diem. @alm433, www.ashleymarinelli.com NICK MARTINEZ (S: Baby Bear, Guard, Pied Piper| N: Romeo, u/s Crutchie)is absolutely thrilled to be apart of this season here at Tuacahn. Recent credits include In The Heights (Sonny), Fugitive Songs (Matt), Rock Odyssey (Telemachus), 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Leaf Coneybear) and Plaid Tidings (Jinx) to name a few. He would like to thank his friends and his incredible family for all their love and support. Follow me @neeneemartin ! DEVIN NEILSON (S: Swing | N: Race) is thrilled to be back in his hometown after moving to New York City and is ecstatic about joining Tuacahn for a second season. Devin graduated from Brigham Young University in 2016 with a BFA in Music Dance Theatre. Some of Devin’s favorite roles include Twin Lost Boy, Peter Pan; Gideon, 7 Brides for 7 Brothers; Dean Hyde, All Shook Up; Burt Healy, Annie; and Oliver Twist, Oliver Twist. Devin wants to send a huge thank you to his family and friends for all their love and support!
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BRIAN NELSON (S: Pinocchio, Baby Rat | N: Swing) is thrilled to be joining the Tuacahn family this summer in beautiful Southern Utah. Brian graduated from the University of Utah with a BFA in Ballet (Most Outstanding Senior) and a minor in Modern Dance. Other companies include: Utah Shakespeare Festival, Pioneer Theater Company, Utah Festival Opera. Personal motto: “Always be battement ready”. So thankful for the constant support and love from my family and friends. To Gloves!!! BRAYDEN NEWBY (S: Papa Bear, Dulocian, Dragon Puppeteer | N: Swing) Tuacahn debut! Favorite Credits include Beauty And The Beast (Fireside Theatre), Odyssey Dance Theatre Romeo + Juliet, Thriller, and the Cirque Éloize creation of Monaco. Brayden has also worked closely with choreographers Talia Favia, and Emmy-award-winner Bonnie Story. Thank you to his family and friends for their never ending support. @braybraynoob JAMIE PFAFF (S: Happy Person, Dulocian, Rat | N: Ensemble) is incredibly thankful to return to the Tuacahn stage for her second season and work with such a talented company. Originally from Southern California, she began her dance training at age 3 at Carousel Dance Studio and studied Aerial Arts at Chaminade College Preparatory. Recent credits: Peter Pan, Disney’s Tarzan, and the Hunchback of Notre Dame at Tuacahn Amphitheatre, Odyssey Dance Theatre’s Thriller, A Tribute to the Follies, Vox Lumiere’s Phantom of the Opera, and Hollywood Vibe’s National Dancer of the year. Much love and thanks to her family and friends for their support. www.jamieepfaff@gmail.com
SPENCER RAMIREZ (S: Happy Person, Guard, Dulocian, Dragon Puppeteer | N: Albert) began his training in the DCMetropolitan area studying every style of dance that was available as well as being a part of the competition dance world. He went on to train at the Maryland Youth Ballet, the Kirov Ballet School, the Houston Ballet, and eventually the Juilliard School. He started his professional career with the Mark Morris Dance Group in Brooklyn where he traveled around the world both performing and teaching. He’s also performed with Malashock Dance and BODYTraffic in Los Angeles. He now resides in NYC where he continues to train and continue to expand his horizons as a dancer and artist and is signed with McDonald Selznick Associates (MSA). HANNAH RECORD (S: Gingy, Sugar Plum Fairy, Blind Mouse | N: Spot Conlon, Ensemble) is absolutely THRILLED to be returning to Tuacahn for her second season! Born in LA, she is now based in NYC where she recently performed in an original cabaret, “Wifeys” (w/Maria Pedro and Bryson Baumgartel). She now dabbles in voice over work after doing many voices for Tuacahn’s season last year! Regional: Peter Pan, Tarzan, Hunchback… (Tuacahn) Favorite Credits: The 39 Steps (Woman), Barnum (Lead Aerialist), Kiss Me, Kate! (Lois Lane). Hannah is grateful beyond words to her family and friends for their never-ceasing love and support! ROD ROBERTS* (S: White Rabbit, Dulocian, Guard | N: Seitz, Mr. Jacobi, Mayor) is thrilled to be back at Tuacahn this season ! Most recently appeared in Guys and Dolls (Goodspeed Opera), Peter Pan (Intl tour), Can Can (pre Broadway workshop). Broadway: Beauty and the Beast; Peter Pan. London’s West End: Harold Prince’s Show Boat. Tours: Beauty and the Beast, Peter Pan, A Chorus Line, Show Boat, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Guys and Dolls, Cats. Regional: Kiss Me Kate, On The
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Monte Cristo at BYU. Shae would like to give a special thanks to her incredible husband Brad for his continuous love and support. ELLIE FELICE SEEGMILLER (S: Young Fiona), 8, began her critically acclaimed performance trajectory at age 4 as Young Cosette in Les Mis, and then as Young Fiona in Shrek at age 5, for which critics lauded her performances as “adorable,” “unbelievable,” and “extraordinary.” She debuted at Tuacahn in Joseph…Dreamcoat (2015), and now she is thrilled to reprise Young Fiona. As a solo artist she is known for her many award-winning performances, including online videos that led to her being tapped by America’s Got Talent. Her mother/voice teacher is Tony Award-winning actress, Lisa H. Seegmiller. Her father/manager is local attorney, Travis M. Seegmiller. See www.elliefelice.com for bookings.
JEFFREY SCOTT STEVENS* (S: Lord Farquaad | N: Bunsen, Bill Hearst) is thrilled to make his Tuacahn debut as “Lord Farquaad” in Shrek! Jeffrey, a native of Ogden, Utah was most recently seen on the Disney Magic, originating the staged version of Tangled, the Musical (w/Alan Menken), and playing “Franco” in Twice Charmed! NY/Regional: The Christmas Rose (Carnegie Hall), Spamalot, Young Frankenstein (Ogunquit), Les Miserables (North Carolina Theatre), Funny Girl (Riverside Theatre), Forever Plaid (TBTS), A Chorus Line, My Fair Lady (STAGES, St. Louis), Chess, Sunset Boulevard, Miss Saigon (Pioneer Theatre Co.), 7 Brides for 7 Brothers (Jackson Hole Playhouse), Thoroughly Modern Millie, Big River (Hale Centre, SLC). Original Cast Member in 2001’s Grand Opening of Tokyo Disney Sea and 2007’s The Venetian Macau’s, Artist Del Arte Opera. TV/Film: Boardwalk Empire (HBO) The Daily Show w/Jon Stewart (Comedy Central), Esther and the King (Prince Haman – Liken the Scriptures). BFA in Musical Theatre from BYU and Member of Actor’s Equity.
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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST One For My Baby. He also loves designing and building custom home decor projects with his company,Tyler Design Co. Matthewtylerswebsite.com DANIEL SCOTT WALTON* (S: Pig #1, Guard, Dragon Puppeteer | N: Davey, u/s Jack) is so excited to be joining the Tuacahn family! Professional Credits: Show Boat (Frank) and Christmas Inn (John) at Westchester Broadway Theatre, After I was Free (Joakim) at Everyday Inferno Theatre Company, White Christmas at Ogunquit Playhouse, Outlaws(Jesse James) at Goodspeed Opera House, Big Fish (Zacky Price) and Carrie: The Musical at SpeakEasy Stage, Kiss Me Kate at Commonweatlh Shakespeare Co., and Spring Awakening at Gloucester Stage (IRNE Award Best Musical). Proud graduate of the Boston Conservatory. Thank you to Mom, Dad, Tyler, Doppy and The Mine for their endless support and to Tuacahn for this opportunity. www.danielscottwalton. com @danielscottwalton JENNIFER LEIGH WARREN* (S: Dragon/Mama Ogre | N: Medda) is excited to make her Tuacahn debut. Broadway/ Off-Broadway credits include the original Big River (“How Blest We Are” written for her by Roger Miller), the original Crystal in Little Shop of Horrors, the original Muse in Lonesome Traveler and original cast of Marie Christine. She performed as “the Blues Singer” in the first tour of A Night with Janis Joplin (USA, Canada and Houston’s Alley Theater). Other regional credits include, the Rubicon Theatre’s new A Christmas Carol, Gretchen Cryer’s I’m Still Getting My Act Together, Julia in Having It All (NAACP Theatre award nomination), Sir Peter Hall’s Shakespeare Repertory Company, The Education of Randy Newman, Hair, Kismet. She performed with “Broken Bells”, “The Kills”, “Trombone Shorty”, “Moon Taxi”
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and “Lisa Loeb” on The Tonight Show, CONAN and Jimmy Kimmel. Awards: Ovation Award & nominations, Backstage, Dartmouth College Creative Arts Award, BroadwayWorld Award for Diamonds Are Forever: Songs Shirley Bassey. www.JenniferLeighWarren.com SCOTT WHIPPLE (S: Happy Person, Guard, Dulocian, Bishop | N: Mush) is excited to be making his Tuacahn debut this summer! Scott is originally from Mesa, AZ but came here from New York City where he is pursuing his Broadway dream. He graduated from Brigham Young University in 2016, with a BFA in Music Dance Theater. Previous shows include Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and Frank Wildhorn’s U.S. Premiere of The Count of Monte Cristo, to name a few. Thanks to his family, friends, & Heavenly Father for getting him here! @scottywhipple WHITNEY WINFIELD* (S: Fiona | N: Katherine Plumber) Past credits include: WORKSHOP: Back Home Again. NATIONAL TOUR: Fiona in Shrek the Musical. OFF-BROADWAY/NY THEATRE: Prospect Theatre, NYMF, Araca Project, Musicals Tonight. REGIONAL: Chicago, My Fair Lady, Rent (Maine State Music Theatre), A Funny Thing...Forum (The Wick), BKLYN the Musical, Mack and Mabel, No, No, Nanette (TheatreZone), Jekyll & Hyde (Surflight). Whitney is truly grateful for the opportunity to give life to these characters and join the Tuacahn family for this incredible season. Thank you to the Wocjik Seay team, Ryan, Dave, Scott A., Jeffry and Derryl. Love and gratitude as always to Mom & Dad, Scott & Sheila, little Leroy and my Jacob. Proud graduate of the theatre program at Interlochen Arts Academy and the B.F.A. musical theatre program of Pace University. www.whitneywinfield.com
WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST VERONICA YEAGER* (S: Happy Person, Dulocian, Rat | N: Ensemble) was awarded Utah’s Best in State Individual Dancer and has been a Principal dancer with Odyssey Dance Theatre for the past 19 years. Regional: Peter Pan (Swing), Hunchback of Notre Dame (Gypsy), Mary Poppins (Annie), Starlight Express (Joule), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Pearl Lady), CATS (Rumpleteazer),
Crazy For You (Tess), Giselle (Giselle), It’s a Wonderful Life (Mary Bailey), Tarzan (Ape), Footloose, Annie, Thriller (Odyssey Dance Theatre). Film Credits: High School Musical 2, HSM 3, MTV’s American Mall. International Tours include: Broadway National Tour Footloose (USA) Mia Micheals RAW (Europe), U.S. Ballroom Champion (Ukraine), Odyssey Dance Theatre (China, Europe, South Korea, Istanbul, Costa Rica, Mexico). To my mahal Eymard, excited for our journey to begin.
WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES SCOTT S. ANDERSON (Tuacahn Artistic Director | Director, Shrek) joined Tuacahn in 2004 and enjoys creatively shaping and leading this dynamic arts institution. He has worked for more than thirtyfour years in theatre, film, radio and television. He has been involved in over 100 productions as an actor, director or producer but considers his fifteen years at Tuacahn to be one of his most satisfying challenges. Scott’s more recent directing credits include: Disney’s When You Wish, The Little Mermaid, Mary Poppins, Aladdin, Tarzan, Annie, Les Misérables and Peter Pan. He also wrote and directed the acclaimed motion picture The Best Two Years and more recently The Jerk Theory. He continues to work as a writer and director and is always working on new film projects. Scott attended Dixie State College and the University of Utah, where he studied Theater and Film. He is the proud father of three children and nine grandchildren. Scott hopes to shepherd more outstanding entertainment to this unique venue in the years to come. JEFFRY DENMAN (Director/ Choreographer, Newsies) past Tuacahn productions: Thoroughly Modern Millie, Disney’s When You Wish, Fairy Tale Christmas (Tuacahn New Works Festival). He is also the Director of the Tuacahn New Works Program. As a director and choreographer - Off Broadway: YANK! (Lortel nomination, SDC Callaway Finalist), Naked Boys Singing!, Assistance (Playwright’s Horizons), Bullet for Adolf. NY Workshops: The SpongeBob Squarepants Musical, YANK!, Diane and the One Hit Wonder, The Searchers. NYMF: Pride & Prejudice, ValueVille. Other Regional: West Side Story (Moss Hart Award), Damn Yankees, The Music Man (Moss Hart Award) at Ogunquit Playhouse, West Side Story (broadwayworld.com Award) at the Engeman Theatre, Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice at La Mirada Center of the Arts; As a performer he has appeared in five Broadway shows: White Christmas (Astaire
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nom), The Producers, Cats, Dream, How To Succeed and has been nominated for two Drama Desk Awards, an Outer Critics Circle, a Helen Hayes, an LA Ovation and has won an IRNE Bistro and a Connecticuts Critics Circle Award. He is the Founding Artistic Director of Denman Theatre & Dance Company, co-creator of the iPad casting app, CastPRO and author of the book, A Year with The Producers. MARA NEWBERY GREER (Choreographer, Shrek) Choreography: Legally Blonde (Sacramento Music Circus), The Toxic Avenger (Pittsburgh CLO), A Christmas Story, The Musical (Seattle 5th Ave, Paper Mill Playhouse), Oliver (Plymouth State University), Shrek, The Musical (North Shore Music Theatre), Guys & Dolls and The Drowsy Chaperone (University of Michigan), 2015 Lucille Lortel Awards. As a performer, Mara has worked on Broadway, National Tours, and regional theaters across the country. Upcoming Choreography Projects: Thoroughly Modern Millie (Music Theatre Wichita), 9 to 5 (Sacramento Music Circus), Big Fish (Front Porch Theatricals), and A Christmas Story, The Musical (The Fulton Theatre). BFA University of Michigan. Proud SDC and AEA member. Huge thanks to everyone at Tuacahn for welcoming me into this beautiful family. Wouldn’t be here with out the endless support from my husband and choreography partner, Michael. Never be afraid to “Let your Freak Flag fly!!!!” MICHAEL GREER (Assoc. Choreographer, Shrek) is overjoyed to be working at Tuacahn with such a wonderful team. Favorite credits include Altar Boyz (Luke), You Say Tomato, I Say Shutup! (Jeff Kahn), Miss Saigon (2010 Tour), Beauty & the Beast (Gaston) The Full Monty (Keno), & Shrek, The Musical (Big Bad Wolf). Michael has performed with Pittsburgh CLO, The Denver Center, Kansas City Starlight, Four Seasons Centre Toronto, Kansas City Starlight, & North Shore Music Theatre. Michael also served as the Associate Choreographer on A Christmas
Story, The Musical at the Seattle 5th Avenue Theatre. Endless love to Mara and his amazing family!
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BRYSON BAUMGARTEL (Music Director, Shrek) Regional: Tuacahn Center for the Arts; Peter Pan, Tarzan, The Hunchback of Notre Dame – Assistant MD. Fairy Tale Christmas – MD/Arranger. New York: A Chorus Line (Broadening Theatrics) – Music Director. New York Cabaret: #Adult with Steven Ferezy; Truth, Love & Music with Ernie Pruneda; Wifeys with Hannah Record and Maria Pedro – MD/Arranger. Tour: International; Beauty & the Beast, Associate Conductor. Broadway: Aladdin, Music production assistant. Film: Beauty & the Beast (Disney) – Rehearsal pianist/music production assistant. BA, Virginia Tech. D. ALEXANDER ROVANG (Music Director, Newsies) is a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory. Having worked internationally in musical theatre, opera, and dance, his favorite credits include the Chinese Tour of Fame, Sawdust Palace w/ Susan Marshall & Co., Monkey: Journey to the West at the Spoleto Festival (USA), Only Anne at Goodspeed, and John Mercurio’s award-winning Academy in Daegu, South Korea. A native Nebraskan, and lifelong fan of Garrison Keillor, Alexander hopes someday to get a real job like his mother (a cardiologist) or completely throw in the towel and race motorcycles like his dad. MICHAEL HOPEWELL (Associate Music Director) – Michael is beyond excited to return to Tuacahn after music directing last year’s production of Tarzan, and associate music directing Peter Pan and The Hunchback of Notre Dame! NYC: Once We Lived Here (U.S. Premiere), Billy Bishop Goes To War (starring Dan Butler of TV’s Frasier), Rent (Gallery Players), The Singapore Mikado (Theater2020). Regional: Gateway Playhouse, North Shore Music Theatre, The John W. Engeman Theater, Forestburgh Playhouse, Palace Theatre (NH), Busch
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WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES Gardens (Williamsburg). Recordings: Stage Stars Records (Urinetown, The Wizard of Oz, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying). Benefits: Associate MD for BCEFA’s Gypsy of the Year Competition (2013-2014) and The Easter Bonnet Competition (2014-2016). For Mom, who taught me how. www.michaelhopewellmusic.com
Hines. Directing credits include: Into the Woods, Oliver!, Seussical the Musical, The Spitfire Grill, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and Disney’s High School Musical. Film directing credit: Austin’s Christmas Wish. Thanks to my three angels and LTKSWMHTGCS, I love you with all my heart! A special thanks to Scott Anderson, Kevin Warnick and Kevin Smith!
RYAN NORTON (Associate Artistic Producer/Casting Coordinator) in his 8th season for Tuacahn’s Broadway in the Canyon productions. Last season he was the Assistant Director for Peter Pan and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In 2013, Ryan made his Tuacahn and regional directorial debut with Tuacahn’s premiere of Disney’s Mulan. Besides producing, he served as the Associate Director for Disney’s The Little Mermaid (2014) and the regional premiere of Starlight Express. Assistant Director credits include Aladdin, The Little Mermaid (2011), and Tarzan. He has also performed at Tuacahn in several productions, including the original cast of the musical UTAH! As a performer Ryan has worked in New York, Los Angeles, on national tours, and on cruise ships. He has had the opportunity to work with some of Broadway’s biggest names such as Ann Reinking and the late Gregory
DOUG ELLIS (Set Design, Shrek) The set design talents of Mr. Ellis have been used in Film, Television, Theatre, Opera, Ballet, Musicals, Concerts, and Trade Shows for over twenty-five years. Much during the twelve years he lived in New York City where he attended Tisch School of the Arts and worked art directing sitcoms; including four years for “Spin City” staring Michael J. Fox. Since moving to Utah in 2000 design jobs have included 10 years for Stadium of Fire, many projects for BYU Broadcasting such as Studio C, as well as set designing for many Disney films that come to Utah. He has designed concerts for The Philadelphia Orchestra with Billy Joel and James Taylor, as well as concerts for the grand opening of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City and the opening of the new Eccles Theatre in Salt Lake City. Designs for locally produced TV Specials have
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WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES included The Mormon Tabernacle Choir, the 5 Browns, and Alex Boyé. His most recent design was for the North American premiere of Chariots of Fire for BYU. Mr. Ellis has also been an adjunct professor of Set Design for the University of Utah and Brigham Young University. Shrek is his 20th Set Design for the Tuacahn stage. BRAD SHELTON (Resident Set Designer/ Special Projects Coordinator) In 2005 Brad was hired to help build scenery at Tuacahn. Ever since that day it has been his dream to become the Resident Scenic Design for Tuacahn. Brad went on to get his BA in Theatre Arts from Weber State University and get his MFA in Theatre Arts from California State University at Fullerton. Brad also worked for a very popular mouse while living in California, where he designed, built, and maintained many new attractions and shows. His first design at Tuacahn was Big River in 2008,
he has also designed Aida, Crazy For You, Hairspray, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Joseph…Dreamcoat, and Sister Act. Last year his dream came true, he was hired as Resident Set Designer and designed all 3 shows, Peter Pan, Tarzan and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Hunchback received the award for Best Set Design of a Musical (regional) from BroadwayWorld. com. This year he is designing Disney’s NEWSIES, Mamma Mia!, and Fairytale Christmas. Brad is always grateful to Tuacahn for letting him live his dream and especially humbled by the love from his beautiful wife and two kids. WES HAMBLIN (Technical Director) joined Tuacahn in 2006 and brings 18 years of scenery building experience with him, most notably 8 years on the TV series Touched by an Angel. After earning a BFA from USU his career has taken him from Alaska to Florida and
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New York to California. He is excited to settle in one place for a while and spend time with his family. CRAIG ENGEL (Production Manager) Craig has been in Saint George for 25 years, but this is his first year with Tuacahn as a Production Manager. Craig was previously the Technical Director for Dixie State University and an audio mixer for the Tuacahn productions of Little Mermaid, Tarzan, Mulan, Putnam County Spelling Bee. Having worked in a variety of production aspects allows Craig to be versatile and knowledgeable for Tuacahn. “What an awesome job I have. I get to be a part of producing Broadway plays in an incredible setting and stage. It doesn’t get any better than this”. JANET SWENSON (Costume Design, Shrek) During her 44 years on faculty at Brigham Young University, Janet served as Department Associate Chair, Chair of Design & Technology and resident Costume Designer. While teaching, she designed costumes and makeup for over 250 productions. Professionally, Janet spent 15 years designing for Robert Redford’s Sundance Theatre, 19 seasons at the Tony Awardwinning Utah Shakespeare Festival and 6 summers at Tuacahn, designing Mary Poppins and last summer’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame which was named the Utah Outstanding Costume Design by Broadway World. Other professional credits include work at the PCPA, Idaho Shakespeare Festival, and Skylight Opera Theatre. Professor Swenson is the recipient of many awards, including the prestigious Karl G. Maeser Award for Creativity. Her most challenging project was designing and supervising construction of over 2,500 costumes for Light of the World, which played to sold-out houses in the 21,000 seat SLC Conference Center throughout the 2002 Olympics. MARIA LENN (Costume Design and Cutter/Draper for Newsies) is excitved to join Tuacahn for the third season as www.tuacahn.org
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WHO’S WHO part of the creative team. She previously worked as the Costume Supervisor for Tuacahn’s Peter Pan and Cutter/Draper for Tuacahn’s Hunchback of Notre Dame, When You Wish, and Sister Act. She has her MFA in Costume Design and Technology from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music in Ohio after earning her BFA in the same field at the University of Evansville in Southern Indiana. Throughout her adventures, she has designed costumes for many exciting shows including Cendrillion, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Suessical the Musical, Romeo and Juliet, and Ah, Wilderness. After this season at Tuacahn she will be joining The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey as their staff Draper. Maria has been captured by the beauty of Tuacahn and is ecstatic to be a part of the splendor for a third year.
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JOSEPH L. EDDY (Shrek Lighting Designer) Joseph has been involved with Tuacahn from the early days of the original production of Utah! the Musical, where that one tree made out of foam burned down on preview night, to that one production of “Fiddler on the Roof,” when the horses fell off the stage and into the audience (Luckily no one was seriously hurt, including the horses.) Joseph has been lucky enough to return to Tuacahn nearly every year, and has always enjoyed lighting a place that is filled with such color and grandeur. Joseph lives in Boulder City, Nevada now, and for the past 10 years Joseph’s day job has been to act as the head electrician and Lighting Director for the main showroom at the Flamingo in Las Vegas, and when he’s not doing that he freelances as a Lighting Designer and Programmer. For the past 9 years Joseph has been the Lighting Director for Donny and Marie Osmond in Las Vegas. Most recently he just completed a U.K. tour with Donny Osmond CORY PATTAK (Lighting Design, Newsies) NYC credits include Stalking the Bogeyman (New World Stages),
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BEHIND THE SCENES Revolution in the Elbow…(Minetta Lane), Happy We’ll Be (Roseland), Handle with Care (Westside Downstairs), Skippyjon Jones (Theatreworks USA), Freddie Falls in Love (Pershing Square), This Side of Paradise (St. Clements), Unlocked, Nymph Errant, With Glee, The Blue Flower (Prospect Theatre.) Regional: Weston Playhouse, Old Globe, Portland Stage, Goodspeed, KC Rep, Maltz Jupiter, Cap Rep, Syracuse Stage, Indianapolis Opera, Bristol Riverside, Arkansas Rep, Northern Stage, Engeman Theatre and the National Tour of Flashdance. International: Letters to Santa Clause (Misi Producciones, Bogatá Colombia.) Associate/Assistant: Newsies, Peter and the Starcatcher, A Time to Kill, An Evening with Patti Lupone & Mandy Patinkin, The Story of My Life, Irena’s Vow (Broadway), Heathers (Off-Bway), Band Geeks, How to Succeed… (Goodspeed), Daddy Long Legs (Off Bway/London), Lost in the Stars, Paint Your Wagon (Encores!), Host and creator of “in 1: the podcast,” featuring interviews with theatrical designers. www.corypattak.com JULIE FARRIN (Sound Design) is honored to be designing Shrek, Newsies and Mamma Mia! here at Tuacahn with this amazing team, cast and crew! It is truly spectacular to work here! Julie recently designed Man Of La Mancha and West Side Story with McCoy Rigby Entertainment, Tommy with Chapman University, Once On This Island with 3D Theatricals, Peter Pan and Beauty And The Beast with Encore Entertainment and two tours of Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer that toured the USA. Ms. Ferrin is president of Sound Advice LLC, a sound design, engineering and rental company. Please visit www.soundadvicedesigns. com for more information and follow us on Facebook at Sound Advice LLC. Julie is a proud member of USA 829 and IATSE Local 504. Thank you for supporting the arts and enjoy show! MICHAEL A. KING (Hair & Makeup Design) Based out of NYC. Has toured www.tuacahn.org
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WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES previously with Matilda, Cabaret, Andrew Llyod Webber’s Wizard Of Oz, Warhorse, Kinky Boots, Disney’s Beauty and The Beast and Shrek. Designed Hair and Makeup for North Shore Music Theatre and New Reportory in Boston, MA. ANNIE HARDT (Wig Supervisor/Wig and Makeup Designer for Newsies) is thrilled to be back for her third season at Tuacahn and is honored to be designing this year. Last year, Annie designed the wigs and makeup for Odyssey Dance Theatre’s production of Thriller and in between seasons at Tuacahn, she worked at Riverside Theatre in Vero Beach, FL as their Wig Supervisor. She earned a BA in Theatre Arts from Minnesota State University Moorhead where she discovered her love for theatrical wig and makeup design. A huge thank you to her mother and Ryan for their never ending support and love. MONICA DICKHENS* (Production Stage Manager: Newsies) Previous Tuacahn shows include Peter Pan/South Pacific-2006, Les Mis/Big River/Sound of
Music-2008, Annie/ Footloose/Aida-2009, Tarzan/Cats/Crazy forYou-2010, Little Mermaid/Grease-2011, Peter Pan-2017. National tours: Sister Act, American Idiot, Legally Blonde, The Color Purple, Camelot (Lou Diamond Phillips), Peter Pan (Cathy Rigby), Jesus Christ Superstar (Carl Anderson). Regional: MUNY, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, McCoyRigby Entertainment, Deaf West, Stages St. Louis. So very happy to be returning to one of her favorite theatres in the Nation - Tuacahn! Proud member AEA. A.J. SULLIVAN* (Production Stage Manager: Shrek/ SM: Newsies, Mamma Mia) is thrilled to return for his 7th season at Tuacahn Center for the Arts where he has been the Production Stage Manager for the world premiere of Disney’s When You Wish, Disney’s The Little Mermaid (2014), Disney’s Mary Poppins, the pre-Broadway run of Disney’s Aladdin and last year’s critically acclaimed The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Broadway: Legally Blonde, Annie, The Wizard of Oz w/Mickey Rooney and
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WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES Eartha Kitt. 11 seasons with The Radio City Christmas Spectacular starring the Rockettes. Favorites: Crazy For You, Evita, Brigadoon, Singing In The Rain, Henry IV, Anne Frank, and many others! Many thanks to Kevin, Kevin, Scott and Ryan. For Jordan, Hudson and, always, Shari. HOLLEY HOUSEWRIGHT* (Stage Manager: Shrek, Newsies, Production Stage Manager: Mamma Mia!) is thrilled to be returning to Tuacahn for her sixth season. Some favorite regional credits include The Full Monty, Revolutions, Keep on the Sunny Side, and Of Mice and Men. She would like to thank Larson and Josh for the constant reminder. JESSICA BROWNING* (Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to be joining Tuacahn for her first year doing musicals in the desert! Regional credits include Chasing Rainbows (Goodspeed Musicals), Mamma Mia!, The Music Man, The Wizard of Oz,
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Oklahoma!, Into the Woods, and Grease (The MUNY), The Comedy of Errors and Pippin (Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre). This past May, Jessica received her BFA in Theatre Design and Production from the University of Michigan – Go Blue! Thanks to Mom and Dad for your constant love and support, and to Elle Smith for being such a cool best friend. VANESSA TABOURNE (Production Assistant) is thrilled to work at Tuacahn for the first time this year! She has done The Royale and Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Swing at The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. Vanessa has also Stage Managed Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and Monty Python’s Spamalot at Thunder Bay Theatre in Alpena, Michigan. Currently, she is pursing a BFA in Stage Management at Webster University.
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WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES Other credits include Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and Webster University Conservatory Productions. KARIN EDWARDS (Company Manager) is thrilled to be here at Tuacahn as Team Mom (Company Manager). She has never been on this side of the desk before but has worked at many theatres and on National and International tours as part of the support team for her acting family; Costumes, Lights, House Management, Child Stage Management, Merchandise, etc. Karin spent 2015-16 on the road with the National and International tour of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast with her son Kadence. Previous shows here at Tuacahn include Disney’s Tarzan, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Disney’s Aladdin, Joseph…Dreamcoat, The Wizard of Oz, Hairspray, and Grease. Karin has also managed a production company that produced all the live events for the children’s television show LazyTown. Her favorite job of all is mom to her baby ogre. KIMBERLEE DAVIS (Animal Trainer/ Handler) absolutely loves working at Tuacahn. A Southern Utah University graduate and Southern Utah native, she loves to be able to live and work in the area she loves so much. She has guided her animal team through many productions, including Aladdin, Cinderella, My Fair Lady, Big River, Les Misérables, Footloose, Grease and many more. She thanks her family for their support and her animal and people team for their hard work including Kate Quast for being the best assistant ever! WOJCIK | SEAY CASTING (New York Casting) is the partnership of Scott Wojcik & Gayle Seay. Along with Holly Buczek they cast all mediums. Tours: Motown, Vocalosity, Flashdance, Dreamgirls, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Jekyll & Hyde (National & Korean), Joseph….Dreamcoat, Oklahoma! and A Chorus Line. Off Broadway includes: Othello: The Remix, Church & State, Tennessee Williams’ The Two Character
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Play, Triassic Parq, Handle With Care, 666 and more! Regional: In addition to working with Tuacahn for the past 5 seasons, W|S casting also casts multiple seasons/ shows for Riverside TheatreFL, Arvada Center - CO, The Engeman Theatre - NY, Theatre Raleigh-NC, Stages St Louis-MO and Theatre AspenCO. Pilots: “Upstate” & “Stand-In”, Films: “Best Man In The Dark” “Tommy Battles The Silver Sea Dragon“ and “My Prologue”, Web series: “The Fuzz”. Upcoming series: Season 3 of “The Hunt with John Walsh” on CNN. www.wscasting.com KEVIN M. SMITH (CEO/Executive Producer) has been with Tuacahn for more than fifteen years, serving in various capacities including marketing associate, company manager, production manager, development associate, producer, and Chief Executive Officer. He received his undergraduate from Brigham Young University with a B.A. in Sociology and minor in Business Management, and received a Master of Education degree from Southern Utah University. Kevin has produced or coproduced more than 40 musicals at Tuacahn, and oversees all facets of Tuacahn operations and programs. Kevin was instrumental in the creation of Utah’s first public charter high school, Tuacahn High School for the Performing Arts, which opened its doors in 1999. Kevin lives in Ivins with his wonderful wife, Rebecca, and their children. KEVIN E. WARNICK (Chief Financial Officer) has been associated with Tuacahn since the inaugural 1995 season. Initially hired as a sound designer and engineer, Kevin began producing at Tuacahn in 1999–managing the creation and implementation of the various technical aspects of the theatre’s theatrical productions. Through the years, Kevin has also served as Tuacahn’s Chief Operating Officer and Managing Director. More recently, he assumed his current role as Chief Financial Officer. Kevin Continued on page 65
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received his degree from Brigham Young University and enjoys applying his varied educational and professional background in helping Tuacahn fulfill its mission here among the red rocks of Southern Utah. Originally hailing from Ft. Worth, Texas, Kevin now resides in Ivins with his wife, Kareen, and their three children.
has a BS in performance studies from Northwestern University.
DAVID LINDSAY-ABAIRE (Original Author, Shrek) is a Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, screenwriter, lyricist and librettist. His most recent play, Ripcord, opens this fall at Manhattan Theatre Club. His previous play Good People premiered on Broadway, was awarded the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play, The Horton Foote Prize, The Edgerton Foundation New American Play Award, and two Tony nominations. His play Rabbit Hole received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, five Tony nominations, and the Spirit of America Award. David also wrote the book and lyrics for Shrek the Musical, which was nominated for eight Tonys, four Oliviers, a Grammy, and earned David the Ed Kleban Award as America’s most promising musical theatre lyricist. David’s other plays include Fuddy Meers, Kimberly Akimbo, Wonder of the World and A Devil Inside, among others. In addition to his work in theatre, David’s screen credits include his film adaptation of Rabbit Hole, Dreamworks’ Rise of the Guardians, and the upcoming Family Fang, starring Nicole Kidman, Christopher Walken and Jason Bateman.
ROB ASHFORD (Original Director, Shrek) won the 2012 Olivier Award for his production of Anna Christie at London’s Donmar Warehouse. Rob most recently directed the Broadway revival of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, and Macbeth at New York’s Park Avenue Armory and The Manchester International Festival. Rob received his 8th Tony Nomination for his work on the Broadway revival of Evita, and received the Tony Award for his work on the Broadway production of Thoroughly Modern Millie. Other Broadway credits include How To Succeed In Business, Promises, Promises, Shrek, John Water’s Cry Baby, Curtains, and Wedding Singer. In London, Rob also directed the highly acclaimed Olivier Award winning revivals of A Streetcar Named and Parade at The Donmar Warehouse. Rob did the choreography and staging for last year’s Academy Awards, he has also choreographed the opening number for The Tony Awards for the past 4 years. He choreographed the film Beyond The Sea and Disney’s Production Cinderella. Rob directed and choreographed NBC’s The Sound Of Music Live!, directed The Barber Of Seville at Chicago Lyric Opera. Rob is an Associate Director at The Old Vic Theatre. He also serves on the Executive Board of The Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers and is a Trustee of The Joyce Theatre in New York City.
JASON MOORE (Original Director, Shrek). Broadway: Avenue Q, Steel Magnolias. Carnegie Hall: Jerry Springer: The Opera. Off-Broadway: Speech and Debate (Roundabout), Avenue Q (the Vineyard), Guardians (the Culture Project), The Crumple Zone. Associate directing: Les Misérables (Broadway, national tour), Ragtime (Vancouver). Writer: The Floatplane Notebooks (Charlotte Repertory Theatre). TV directing: episodes of Dawson s Creek, Everwood, One Tree Hill and Brothers and Sisters. Jason
ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 45,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org
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ABOUT TUACAHN AMPHITHEATRE
OUR STORY
By Joseph E. Smith, Public Relations
(Ivins, UT) In the spring of 1995, Tuacahn Amphitheatre opened its doors to share with its audiences Tuacahn’s first musical theatre production UTAH! It was the beginning of a dream for Tuacahn Center for the Arts - a dream to heighten the arts, education, and the community it serves. The musical UTAH! debuted in 1995 and was originally to be Tuacahn’s staple and sole production. After four years audiences began to dwindle despite the solidity of the show. In 1999 the Tuacahn Board felt that it needed to shift its strategy and pursue a new direction. “We’re proud of what we accomplished with UTAH!,” said Kevin Smith, Tuacahn’s CEO, “but after several years of one show, it was clear that people wanted to see something new.” A brilliant direction was conceived and Broadway in the Canyon was born. Broadway in the Canyon Broadway in the Canyon would bring to the stage two or three Broadway tested musicals but done in a unique way that could not be duplicated anywhere else. To test this direction, Tuacahn performed
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Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. It worked! The shows were well received and the amphitheatre found itself in the enviable position of dealing with huge crowds and sold out houses. Since the opening of Broadway in the Canyon, Tuacahn continued to produce a variety of Broadway hit musicals from Fiddler on the Roof to Singin’ in the Rain. “We took a bit more of a risk to really elevate our production quality,” say Scott Anderson, Tuacahn’s Artistic Director. “We attracted seasoned Broadway professional actors. Our design team worked year round building sets, designing costumes and expanding the stage to provide a greater theatrical experience. We really put our reputation on the line and invested more than we ever had; and it paid off.” Tuacahn High School In 1999, Tuacahn High School for the Perfoming Arts opened its doors as the first public charter school in the state of Utah. The high school has grown from just a handful of eager students to a thriving student body today of more than 380.
ABOUT TUACAHN AMPHITHEATRE With an emphasis in the performing arts, THS is a school where on any given day you might find dancers choreographing in the halls, musicians playing at lunch, actors practicing their lines, singers filling the school with song, or artists gazing, brush in hand, at the majesty of towering red cliffs just outside the windows. Saturday Market Saturday Market is one more way that those who want to experience more of Tuacahn can enjoy its wonderful surroundings in an outdoor market in the canyon featuring local artwork, crafts, food and entertainment. It is a wonderful opportunity for people looking for something fun to do on any Saturday morning and for crafters to show off their wares. A Community Asset Perhaps the greatest thing that has transpired over Tuacahn’s story is the transformation of an obscure amphitheatre somewhat isolated from the nearby communities of Washington County, Utah into a real community asset and statewide gem.
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“We had no idea in the beginning how Tuacahn would help fuel the local economy like it has over the years,” says Kevin Smith. “We truly look at ourselves as a community asset as we now draw 70% of our patrons from out of town. They are sleeping in local hotels, eating in local restaurants, and buying other goods and services. It’s estimated that Tuacahn this last year contributed more than $80 million in terms of economic impact to our local economy; second only to Zion National Park. ” The last 20 years have been a great adventure for Tuacahn Center for the Arts. Tuacahn wants to thank patrons like you who come and enjoy the shows and concerts, who give of their time and money to help Tuacahn create high quality family fun entertainment. Thanks to the past and future generosity of its patrons and supporters, Tuacahn will be here for the next 20 years; and who knows what magic and adventure will come along the way…
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PRODUCTION CREDITS TUACAHN CENTER FOR THE ARTS Broadway in the CanyonŽ 2017 Shrek The Musical Disney’s Newsies ADMINISTRATION Chairman of the Board.......................Jonathan O. Hafen Guild Chair.......................................................... Lisa Holm Chief Executive Officer............................. Kevin M. Smith Artistic Director....................................Scott S. Anderson Chief Financial Officer........................... Kevin E. Warnick Director - Auxiliary Services, HR/PR........ Joseph Smith Marketing Director................................... Stephanie Finck Marketing Manager........................................... Matt Porter Marketing/Events Manager.................. Weston Goggins Marketing Intern............................................Allison Hadley Associate Artistic Producer..........................Ryan Norton Company Manager..................................... Karin Edwards Production Manager........................................ Craig Engel Company/Production Intern..........................Mikell Smith Child Wrangler.....................................................Zoe Baird Accounting.......................................................... Tina Wilde Payroll Administrator......................................Siera Carroll IT Director.....................................................G. Shane Hale IT Manager..................................................... Craig Maxwell Desktop Support.................................................Anna Hale IT Business Analyst................................Tammy Sizemore FRONT OF HOUSE Head House Manager...............................Shannon Smith House Managers..................................... Tonya Horlacher, Nicole Richins, Syd Snow, Laurie Wilson STAGE MANAGEMENT Production Stage Managers.............Monica Dickhens*, A.J. Sullivan* Stage Manager................................. Holley Housewright* Assistant Stage Manager................... Jessica Browning* Production Assistant........................... Vanessa Tabourne ARTISTIC STAFF Directors................... Jeffry Denman, Scott S. Anderson Choreographers..........................................Jeffry Denman, Mara Newbery Greer Music Supervisor............................ D. Alexander Rovang Musical Directors...............................Bryson Baumgartel, Michael Hopewell, D. Alexander Rovang Scenic Designer........................Brad Shelton, Doug Ellis Sound Designer................................................. Julie Ferrin Lighting Designer...............Cory Pattak, Joseph L. Eddy Costume Designers............ Maria Lenn, Janet Swenson
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Assistant Costume Designers......... Mallory Blakemore, Mary Bosen Makeup & Hair Designers......... Annie Hardt (Newsies), Michael A. King (Shrek) Projection Design.............................................. Jon Infante Associate Choreographers........ Michael Greer (Shrek), Ashley Marinelli (Newsies) Dialect Coach........................................... Adrianne Moore Casting Directors...................................Scott Wojcik, Gayle Seay PRODUCTION STAFF Costumes Costume Shop Coordinator..............................Jana Stott Costume Shop Manager............................ Wilma Mickler Drapers.......................................Maria Lenn, Marla Speer, Erin West, Christopher Larsen First Hand...............................................Danielle DeVeaux, Jane Gessel Holdsworth Stitchers........... Erica Butler, Rachel Allison, Kay Baker, Margaret Caster, Christina Cramer, Martha Kenzie, Marina Hunsaker, Debra Spencer, Margie Fowler Milliner....................................................................Jana Stott Specialty Crafts............. Brooke Arthur, Valerie Sullivan, Dawna Kenworthy Wardrobe Supervisor....................................Lisha Mitchel Dressers.............................Scott Zaborski, Kathryn Tech, Christhian Roa, Heather Johnson, Rachel Allison, Rebekah Dompier, Marina Hunsaker Wig Supervisor.................................................Annie Hardt Wig/Makeup Crew......... Whitney Souba, Joice Bundy, Michael A. King, Anastasia Dischar, Gisleda Ayala Makeup & Prosthetic................................. Denice Paxton, Dana Nye of Ben Nye Makeup Prosthetic Renaissance Inc. Shopper................................................. Mallory Blakemore Laundry Technician....................................Debra Spencer Scenic Technical Director.................................... Wesley Hamblin Assistant Technical Director...................Truxton Moulton Shop Foreman................................................. Troy McGee Master Carpenter/Welder.........................Hyrum Barlow, Kenny Tuttle Carpenters/Welders...............................Conner Newman Jr Carpenter/Welder.... Taylor Schroath, Raddon Boon, Frank Bryant, Jacob Wood Scenic Coordinator.......................................Brad Shelton Scenic Charge Artist................................Cynthia Klumpp Scenic Artists..................Allie Barsonswki, Russ Saxton
PRODUCTION CREDITS Base Painter................................................. Marissa Olsen Pyrotechnics Technician.............................Hyrum Barlow Pyro Swing................ Truxton Moulton, Wesley Hamblin Head Carpenter...............................................Kenny Tuttle Assistant Head Carpenter...........................Frank Bryant, Raddon Boon, Taylor Schroath Run Crew............. Brittany Besquette, Timothy Russell, Drew Lamb, Tyler Young, Ahmad Cadet, Spencer Schroath, Addie Lewis, Dominick Shedden, James Ewell Swing............................................................ Sam Sorenson Properties Properties Coordinator.................................Brad Shelton Prop Master........................................................Jen Schuler Assistant Prop Master................................Alexa Hamblin Properties Intern...........................................Mitchell Snow Dragon Puppet............... Nat Reed Gnatworks Creative Lighting Master Electrician..................................... Lynnette Probst Asst. M. Electrician ......................................... Kyle McCoy ETC Programmer/Operator................. Kimberly Jackson Deck Electrician...........................................Hyrum Barlow Electricians..................... Kelly Wideman, Haylee Brann, Hanna Shrout, Austin Burns, Jesse Cox, Allie Baranowski, Liz Gubler Lighting Maintenance........Dow Lewis, Lance Sizemore Sound, Music, Film Audio Engineer.................................................. Ryan Luttio 2nd Audio Engineer.................................... Chase Nichter 3rd Audio Engineer........................................Kyle Jamison Projection.................................................... Jeffrey Manning Orchestra Conductors......................Bryson Baumgartel, Michael Hopewell, D. Alexander Rovang Animals Animal Trainer & Handler........................ Kimberlee Davis Trainer & Handler’s Lead Assistant............... Kate Quast Animal Technicians..............Jeanna Mason, Saige Judd, Lisa Jackma
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FACILITIES Maintenance & Grounds Facilities Manager....................................Kevin Lounsbury Maintenance......Scott Larsen, Mose Nio, Hunter Moon Custodial Arts Manager........................... Jody Lounsbury Custodial Staff..............Kinley Lounsbury, Cesar Lopez, Rosie Lopez, Stephanie Olstead Box Office Manager....................................................... Jenni Raybould Night Managers.............. Heather Carroll, Margi Corona Assistant Manager................................ Mandi Rae Coder Group Sales Manager............................. Melanie Camire Gift Gallery and Saturday Market Manager......................................................... Chris Graham Assistant Manager........................................... Mary Joines Tuacahn ShowCare Manager........................................................Julie Chapman Playbill Publisher.............................................Mills Publishing, Inc. Communications Full Service Advertising Agency................................Relic *Indicates a member of Actors Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States
Tuacahn is a proud supporter of THE ACTORS FUND www.ActorsFund.org
This Theatre operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
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HOUSE ETIQUETTE | GUEST INFORMATION CAMERAS AND RECORDING DEVICES Federal copyright laws prohibit the use of cameras and recording devices during a show. Violators may be asked to leave the theatre without a refund and may be subject to copyright infringement actions. Cameras may be used on the plaza level before and after the show.
Tuacahn. Any usher can help you locate a house manager if you need assistance or help with any situation.
THE L. DOUGLAS AND MARIAN B. SMOOT GIFT GALLERY is located on the Plaza and provides guests with an outstanding collection of jewelry, unique gifts, t-shirts, music and videos, a large selection of postcards and more! Open year round with extended hours on performance nights. It is staffed with helpful and friendly people.
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EMERGENCY In the event of an emergency, please walk to the nearest exit and follow instructions given by staff and ushers.
FIRST AID CENTER CELLULAR PHONES Contact an usher or house manager in Please turn off all cell phones and other case of an emergency. electronic devices. Texting is distracting to guests sitting near you and is not allowed. LATE ARRIVALS OR PATRONS RETURNING DURING THE SHOW CHILDREN You will be seated at an appropriate break Children under the age of 3 are not in the performance. permitted into the amphitheatre. All PRE-SHOW DINNERS guests age 3 and above must have their Delicious themed pre-show dinners are own ticket. Tuacahn provides Tuacahn ShowCare, an on-site child care service for served nightly during the theatre season children from infancy through 7 years old. starting two hours before show time. Reservations are recommended. Contact RETURNING TO THE AMPHITHEATRE? the box office for reservations and details. Hold on to your ticket to scan as you exit INCLEMENT WEATHER and re-enter the amphitheatre. Weather related cancellations are TICKET INFO extremely rare. Many performances will Ticket Pricing is based on demand and continue in the rain. A production is never can be changed daily. Prices are only cancelled in advance. Should there be guaranteed at the time the order is a cancellation, listen for the information processed. For best seating and prices, provided in the live announcements. A order your tickets early. copy of Tuacahn’s Inclement Weather and CONCESSIONS Ticket Exchange Policies are available Tuacahn Concessions offers a variety online at tuacahn.org. Please call the of delicious foods and drinks, including Tuacahn Box Office with any questions. regular and speciality popcorn, hot dogs, RESTROOMS ice cream, soft drinks and much more. Restrooms are located on the Plaza
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We’d love to hear from you! Guest Relations Tuacahn Center for the Arts 1100 North Tuacahn Drive, Ste. 1A Ivins, UT 84738 Phone: (435) 652-3300 Toll free: (800) 746-9882 Website: www.tuacahn.org E-mail: boxoffice@tuacahn.org Tuacahn High School (435) 652-3201
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