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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.

MISSION: Tuacahn edifies and inspires the human spirit through professional world-class family entertainment and an unparalleled artistic experience that matches the majesty of our canyon.

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 members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union for professional actors and stage managers, many of whom have appeared on Broadway or and other nationally recognized venues.

As a community asset, Tuacahn entertains more than 300,000 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 $100 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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Director’s Note

Dear Odyssey Patron,

Welcome to Odyssey’s 26th and final year of Thriller. And what an odyssey it’s been!

In 1994, I saw that there was this huge pool of talented dancers here who could do everything –ballet, jazz, tap, hip-hop, ballroom – and would be working regularly if they had decided to move to New York or L.A. I thought it was a shame to see that talent go to waste. And Dance Theatre was born. My concept was to start small and then build up as we could afford. Since we were the new kids on the block, funding was pretty much nonexis tent. We relied on ticket sales to make our way. I knew we needed a large show that would be like a ‘Nutcracker’ for ballet companies, something that would bring a large audience in, and significant income. That’s where Thriller came in; we created an amazing show from a series of Halloween-themed vignettes, and it has become a smash hit.

I believe the thing that has made Thriller unique is that we have taken all of your favorite Halloween characters and placed them into different tongue-in-cheek settings and contexts. There is a lot of humor in the show, and nothing is left out, from Jason impersonations, to skeletons, to the use of chain saws. When we first produced this show, we had sold only 50 tickets for four mere performances

four days away from opening. So I decided if I was going to go down - I was going to go down in flames!  I knew there was something special about what we were doing - and felt word of mouth might be good - and it was!  Within two years we were selling out!

For years now, we have performed the show in five or more Utah locations with more than 45,000 patrons in attendance; for several years, we even had two companies simultaneously performing in multiple locations.

Although we have done new pieces in the show every year, it is amazing how many of the original pieces we put together still remain the staples of the production.

It has supplied the funding for the rest of the season which, in addition to Thriller, included Joy to the World, The ReduxNut-Cracker and It’s a Wonderful Life. The Spring Repertory Season Shut Up and Dance has been a dance lover’s buffet with something for everyone.

After a 28-year mission of providing a space for talented dancers to stay in our home state of Utah, as well as attracting talent from all over the world to Utah and creating new and innovative works, Cheryl and I will be onto the next ‘mission’ in our lives, serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

Thank you for making our dream a reality and supporting us all of these years. Read on to find out what’s next for Odyssey.

Derryl

Kassidi Balcer

Jill Cardenas

Darby Jones

Madison Bruce

Samantha Jo RuotsiBoston Cervinski

Bailey Evans

Lily Farrar

Nick Hambrecht

Brianna James

Lea Kosterlitz

Anabelle Black

Artists

Artists

Kiana Little Hope Parker

Cassidy Riggs Michael Artiga

Owen Fulton

Ayden Hammer

Seneca FisherRuger Memmott

Lydia Forsgren

Jeremy Platt

Whitney Lancaster Ella Memmott

Thriller

ACT I

Thriller

Choreography - Derryl Yeager

Darby Jones Hope Parker Bailey Evans

Lea Kosterlitz Boston Cervinski Madison Bruce Kassidi Balcer Brianna James Kiana Little

Lily Farrar Samantha Jo Ruotsi Lydia Forsgren

Whitney Lancaster Seneca Fisher Jill Cardenas Cassidy Riggs Annabelle Black Ella Memmott

Ruger Memmott Owen Fulton Nick Hambrecht Michael Artiga Jeremy Platt Ayden Hammer

Bubbles the Clown

John Boy

Curse of the Mummy Choreography - Chantele Cook, Rick Robinson, Derryl Yeager Mummy

Ruger Memmott Owen Fulton Nick Hambrecht

Michael Artiga Jeremy Platt Ayden Hammer Maidens

Darby Jones Hope Parker Bailey Evans

Lea Kosterlitz Boston Cervinski Madison Bruce

Kassidi Balcer Brianna James Kiana Little Lily Farrar Samantha Jo Ruotsi Lydia Forsgren

Whitney Lancaster Seneca Fisher Jill Cardenas Cassidy Riggs Annabelle Black Ella Memmott Mummies

Darby Jones Hope Parker Bailey Evans

Lea Kosterlitz Boston Cervinski Madison Bruce Kassidi Balcer Brianna James Kiana Little

Lily Farrar Samantha Jo Ruotsi Lydia Forsgren

Whitney Lancaster Seneca Fisher Jill Cardenas Cassidy Riggs Annabelle Black Ella Memmott

Siren of the Sea

Aerial Choreography by Aeris Aerial Arts

Darla Davis/Matisse Seal

Miss Alli’s Nightmare

Choreography - Kelly Messerly, Nancy Hansen

Miss Alli

Brianna James/Seneca Fisher/ Veronica Cabling/Nick Hambrecht Company Members

Frankenstein & Frankenstein Choreography - Derryl Yeager

Frank

Ruger Memmott Nick Hambrecht

Michael Artiga Jeremy Platt Ayden Hammer

Frankie

Darby Jones/Kiana Little/Hope Parker/ Lea Kosterlitz/Samantha Jo Ruotsi/ Bailey Evans/Lily Farrar

Thriller Bear an Andrew Yeager Film

Dem Bones

Choreography - Michelle Butterfield

Darby Jones Hope Parker Bailey Evans

Lea Kosterlitz Boston Cervinski Madison Bruce Kassidi Balcer Brianna James Kiana Little

Lily Farrar Samantha Jo Ruotsi Lydia Forsgren

Whitney Lancaster Seneca Fisher Jill Cardenas

Cassidy Riggs Annabelle Black Ella Memmott

Full Moon

Aerial Choreography by Aeris Aerial Arts

Maya Kelley Loganne Zupancic Baron Davis

Lanna Bruinsma Willow Waddoups

Emberlyn Harrison Brooke Mills

Dahlia Swain Marlie Rich

Thriller PROGRAM

Cut’s Like a Knife Medley

Lorena Bobbit – Suzie Balser

John Boy & Jeremy Platt/Ayden Hammer

Annabelle of the Ball

Choreography - Derryl Yeager

Darby Jones Hope Parker Bailey Evans

Lea Kosterlitz Boston Cervinski Madison Bruce Kassidi Balcer Brianna James Kiana Little

Lily Farrar Samantha Jo Ruotsi Lydia Forsgren Whitney Lancaster Seneca Fisher Jill Cardenas

Cassidy Riggs Annabelle Black Ella Memmott

Jason Jam

Choreography - Derryl Yeager

Owen Fulton Ruger Memmott Michael Artiga Ayden Hammer Jeremy Platt Nick Hambrecht

15- minute Intermission ACT II

Handmaid’s Fail

Madison Bruce/Lily Farrar Owen Fulton/Ayden Hammer

Children of the Corn

Choreography - Eldon Johnson Scarecrows

Ayden Hammer/Owen Fulton Lydia Forsgren/Lea Kosterlitz

Ruger Memmott/Nick Hambrecht Brianna James/Hope Parker Kiana Little/Boston Cervinski

Children – Company

Bubbles the Clown John Boy

Dance Beyond the Grave

Choreography - Derryl Yeager

Troy McGee Erica Bryce Justice League

The Short Version

Choreography - Derryl Yeager

Hope Parker Ruger Memmott Owen Fulton Madison Bruce Nick Hambrecht Michael Artiga

Phantom of the Opera

Aerial Choreography by Aeris Aerial Arts

Mark Webber Matisse Seal

Bubbles the Clown John Boy Salem’s Mass

Choreography - Chantele Cook

The Priest

Ruger Memmott Owen Fulton Nick Hambrecht Michael Artiga Jeremy Platt Ayden Hammer

The Accused

Darby Jones Hope Parker Bailey Evans

Lea Kosterlitz Boston Cervinski Madison Bruce Kassidi Balcer Brianna James Kiana Little

Lily Farrar Samantha Jo Ruotsi Lydia Forsgren

Whitney Lancaster Seneca Fisher Jill Cardenas

Cassidy Riggs Annabelle Black Ella Memmott

The Avenged

Darby Jones Hope Parker Bailey Evans

Lea Kosterlitz Boston Cervinski Madison Bruce Kassidi Balcer Brianna James Kiana Little

Lily Farrar Samantha Jo Ruotsi Lydia Forsgren

Whitney Lancaster Seneca Fisher Jill Cardenas

Cassidy Riggs Annabelle Black Ella Memmott

Memory

Lorena Bobbit – Suzie Balser

Thriller PROGRAM

Chucky–Rama

- Derryl Yeager

Thriller Bear Part 2 an Andrew Yeager Film Slitherins

Aerial Choreography by Aeris Aerial Arts

Mandi Johnson - Carly Child/Kendall Fischer

Lost Boys

Choreography - Derryl Yeager

Ruger Memmott Owen Fulton Nick Hambrecht Michael Artiga Jeremy Platt Ayden Hammer Lea Kosterlitz/Darby Jones/Kiana Little Madison Bruce/Boston Cervinski/Lydia Forsgren

October

The Meal

Darby Jones/Bailey Evans/Lea Kosterlitz/ Boston Cervinski/Kiana Little/Hope Parker/ Samantha Jo Ruotsi/Lydia Forsgren/Lily Farrar

Transfiguration an Andrew Yeager Film

Trick or Treat

Choreography – Derryl Yeager

Bailey Evans & Company

Thriller Finale

Choreography - Derryl Yeager Company

Youth Casts

CHUCKY CAST

CHUCKY CAST

CAST

Guest Artists

John Boy (Bubbles the Clown)

John Boy is an actor/recording artist/comedian from New York City. Thriller might be over but ...The Clown Must Go On! John Boy is so excited to announce a Bubbles the Clown solo show coming to Utah in 2023!

As a performer, John Boy has toured North America in the Broadway National Tour of “Cats” (Rum Tum Tugger).

New York City credits include: Missed Connections: A Craig’s List musical (Broadway workshop), Poserville (Julian), Alice In Cyberland (Cheshire Cat), and Tarnish (Greg).

Regional theatre credits include: Cats (Rum Tum Tugger) at Tuacahn Amphitheatre, ODT’s Thriller (Bubbles the Clown), Hair (Berger), Big River (The Duke), Annie (Rooster), and Joseph... (Gad/The Baker).

John Boy is also an award winning choreographer who has had the pleasure of working with Kristin Chenoweth and the original Broadway cast of “Wicked” (benefits and promotional events). Other choreographer credits include: The Glamazons (America’s Got Talent), Nudists In Love (NYFringe), Pippin (University of Illinois), Hair, and Godspell.

John Boy is currently working in NYC on new music. His debut cd, “Choked Not Broken” and “The Nocturnal Circus” (featuring the hit song “Skinny Me”) are available worldwide.

For more info on John Boy or for more fun with Bubbles and updates on future shows, go to: www.theboyexperience. com, Instagram @theboyexperience, facebook.com/johnboymusic, twitter.com/xJOHNBOYx, or follow Bubbles the Clown on Instagram @Bubblestheklown1, TikTok @Bubblestheklown1, Facebook at Bubblestheklown or Twitter: @ bubblestheklown.

Last but not least, don’t forget snapchat at snaptheklown.

Suzie

Balser(Lorena Bobbitt)

Suzie is “Thrill”ed to be joining this final cast of Thriller where she is no stranger to the Thriller stage. She has performed in Thriller several times over the past 15 years. Suzie graduated from BYU with a BFA in Music Dance and Theatre where she performed as a Young Ambassador and won the Theatre Department’s award for Best Supporting Actress and an Irene Ryan Nomination for Ilona Ritter in She Loves Me.

Acting credits include Aheh in Sunfish at the New York ASCAP foundation musical theatre workshop with Stephen Schwartz, Stephanie in the New York production of Katie Thompson and Patrick Livingston’s R.R.R.E.D., Sophie in the Las Vegas production of Mamma Mia!, Nellie Forbush in Tuacahn’s South Pacific, Molly in The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Winnie Tate in Annie Get Your Gun, Laurie in Oklahoma!, Maude in Funny Girl, Mrs Wormwood in Matilda, Demeter in CATS and of course, Lorena Bobbitt in Odyssey’s Thriller. In addition to the stage, Suzie can be seen in local and national commercials. In conjunction with performing Suzie has taught music, dance, and theatre around the country. She is currently an owner and Artistic Director at Utah’s own Conservatory of Performing Arts (COPA). Thriller has been such a fun tradition for Suzie and her family. She is excited to share the stage this season with her own little Zombies and Chucky dancers. The scariest things about Suzie include not loving pie, never seeing Wicked the Musical and her ability to avoid making dinner.

Thanks to her own little family of ghouls and goblins for all their support and to the Yeagers for all the memories!

Guest Artists

Darla Day (Director andOwner of Aeris Aerial Arts)

Darla Day is the Director and Owner of Aeris Aerial Arts in Sandy and Kaysville Utah. She’s been a professional and principal performer for 14 years with Cirque USA, J&D Entertainment, Cirque Du Soleil, Circus Chimera, Ke$ha, BYUtv, The Dallas Cowboys, Braun Productions, CES Vegas, Houston Opera, Cindy Lapaur, Celebrity Superbowl VIP parties, the David Tutera show, and more.

She has been director, aerial director, and creative director for global conventions with USANA, NUSKIN, New Age, Life Vantage, America First, Mountain America, Tahitian Noni, Xyngular, Younique, and more. She has been music video aerial director and creative director for Vocal Point, Sony, One Voice Children’s Choir, among others and Director and Creator of 90&9’s production of Fighter. Darla has been performing and working with Odyssey’s Thriller since 2012.

As it started with just her performing as a soloist, she is touched and amazed to see it has grown to include many more acts from her company. It changed the lives of the performers for the better and they are honored that Derryl would trust them for 10 years with the aerial acts.

Darla is the mama of 2 amazing boys and a darling and sassy baby girl. She and her husband Nik Day started a non-profit called 90&9 which promotes healthy living through the performing arts and was their reaction to a world darkening with the challenges of mental health. Together they wrote the show Fighter- a cirque style show about a phoenix rising from the ashes.

Darla will be continuing her career as a director and will be retiring as a performer with the close of Thriller. She wouldn’t have it any other way!

ABBA Revisited is North America’s #1 tribute to ABBA and its members have been dazzling audiences across the globe since the year 2001. ABBA Revisited recreates the magic of ABBA with authentic costumes, spectacular harmonies and noteperfect musicianship taking their audience on a musical journey back in time. From Vegas to Bermuda, Mexico to Dubai, and Guatemala, ABBA Revisited recreated the show-stopping look and sound that ABBA fans around the world can’t deny! This show is a MUST SEE!

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Acclaimed TV late night show host, admired stand-up comedian, best-selling children’s book author, much-in-demand corporate speaker, TV and movie voice-over artist, pioneering car builder and mechanic, and philanthropist…Jay Leno is widely characterized as “the hardest working man in show business.”

Jay Leno’s late night television ratings domination included two decades as the host of the #1-rated “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” –after the first two years Jay Leno never lost a single ratings year in which he served as host.

Leno is the recipient of many honors, including Emmy, People’s Choice, and TV Guide awards, Harris Poll selection as most

popular star on television, the Hasty Pudding Award at Harvard University, The Mark Twain Prize, recipient of the Patriot Award given by the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame, and being the first person to drive the pace car of all major NASCAR events.

If you want to experience the best Beatles tribute ever, you won’t want to miss The Fab Four-The Ultimate Tribute. The Emmy Award Winning Fab Four is elevated far above every other Beatles Tribute due to their precise attention to detail. With uncanny, notefor-note live renditions of Beatles’ classics such as “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Yesterday,” “A Day In The Life,” “Twist And Shout,” “Here Comes The Sun,” and “Hey Jude”, the Fab Four will make you think you are watching the real thing. Their incredible stage performances include three costume changes representing every era of the Beatles ever-changing career, and this loving tribute to the Beatles has amazed audiences in countries around the world, including Japan, Australia, France, Hong Kong, The United Kingdom, Germany, Mexico and Brazil. The Fab Four is truly the Ultimate tribute.

SAWYER BROWN

SHAYNE HILL

Shayne Hill is the not-so-new “new guy.” Shayne joined the band in June of 2004—after rehearsing with the band once. Once. Yes— he was that good.

Shayne grew up on the road playing music. His family had a band and they toured all across the Western U.S.—with Shayne playing even more instruments than he does today. But no—he will not play fiddle for you. We’ve already asked him.

Once moving to Nashville, Shayne toured with Chely Wright, Avalon, and LeAnn Rimes, just to name a few. He is also an in-demand background singer and guitar player. And since he needs just a little bit more to do, he has his own recording studio— where he can be found whenever one of his kids isn’t crying…and sometimes even when they are.Shayne and his wife Kristin have two children, Jesse and Harper—they are cute like their mama.

JOE SMYTH

Joe Smyth never met a percussive instrument he didn’t like—and he can play them all. The band’s original bio stated that Joe played 300 percussive instruments—a number that Hobie made up, but still swears by.

Joe is a graduate of the Berklee College of Music and earned a Master’s Degree in Music from the University of Miami—but he doesn’t rub that in the other guys’ faces. That speaks volumes about him.

In addition to being a sought-after session drummer, Joe is accomplished symphonic musician, as well. He has played with the Nashville Symphony, including at their heralded appearance at Carnegie Hall.

Joe is also a respected percussion instructor, doing his part to nurture the next generation of drummers and percussionists. Joe is the proud dad of Tristan, Jenna, and Bryce.

GREGG HUBBARD

Gregg “Hobie” Hubbard was born and raised in Apopka, Florida—The Indoor Foliage Capitol of the World. So there.

There was never a time Hobie can remember that he wasn’t listening to—and by listening we mean obsessed with—music. He grew up attached to the radio and record player— and is still rarely very far from either one today…although the record player looks more like an ipod these days.

Hobie sang and played piano in church through his high school years and began writing songs when he was in college. He has co-written several of Sawyer Brown’s hits, including “The Dirt Road,” “Drive Me Wild,” “’Round Here,” and “Outskirts of Town,” as well as several songs on the Sawyer Brown Christmas albums. In addition to Sawyer Brown, Hobie has sung background on recording sessions for a variety of artists.

Hobie gave up a promising career in the food services industry to join the band. He might or might not still have the smock.

MARK MILLER

Mark Miller was born in Ohio, but moved to Florida when he was in eighth grade. Growing up, he played basketball, went to the beach, worked at Walt Disney World, and went to school—pretty much in that order. He was on the basketball team at the University of Central Florida when he started writing songs, finally deciding to move to Nashville to focus on singing and songwriting. The move worked out okay. Mark has written many of Sawyer Brown’s hits, including “Step That Step,” “The Walk,” “Thank God for You,” “The Boys and Me,” as well as the band’s anthem: “Some Girls Do.” Mark discovered the band Casting Crowns and has produced all of the band’s CDs, winning a Grammy for his work with them along the way. In April 2013, “Ring the Bell,” a movie that Mark wrote and produced, was released—and he has more movies in the pre-production stage. He doesn’t sleep much. Mark and his wife Lisa have two children— Madison and Gunnar. They own their daddy.

When New York City pianist Scott Bradlee created Postmodern Jukebox out of a basement in Queens in 2011, his goal was simple: to remake the pop hits of today into the classic sounds of the legends of yesterday. Miley Cyrus became The Platters. Bruno Mars became Frank Sinatra. The Spice Girls became The Andrews Sisters. Guns ’n’ Roses became Bessie Smith.

Now, nearly a decade later, Postmodern Jukebox has grown to become a pop culture mainstay in its own right, having played over a thousand shows on six continents worldwide — including acclaimed venues like Radio City Music Hall, Sydney Opera House, and Red Rocks Amphitheater. In the process, PMJ has introduced audience to many of the world’s greatest singers, dancers, and instrumentalist — many of whom have gone on to become stars in their own right.

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BILL

Bill Engvall is a Grammy nominated, multi-platinum selling recording artist and one of the top comedians in the country. He was recently awarded “Casino Comedian” of the year at the 2019 Casino Entertainment Awards in Las Vegas, NV. Bill’s first album, Here’s Your Sign, is certified platinum and held the #1 position on the Billboard Comedy Chart for 15 straight weeks. His second album, Dorkfish, also debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Comedy Chart, as did his subsequent comedy albums. Bill has written several books, including his 2007 autobiography Bill Engvall –Just A Guy. A native of Galveston, Texas, Bill moved to Dallas and worked as a disc jockey with plans of becoming a teacher. While in a nightclub one evening, he tried his hand at stand-up comedy and found that making people laugh was truly his forte. Soon after, he moved to Los Angeles and went on to star in the Showtime special, A Pair of Joker’s, hosted A&E’s Evening at the Improv and appeared on The Tonight Show and Late Show with David Letterman. Bill resides in Southern California with his family. More information is available at www.billengvall.com

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At just 16 yrs old, David Archuleta became a star. In 2008 more than 30 million television viewers fell in love with his angelic voice, making him runner-up in Season 7 of “American Idol.” His first single “Crush,” debuted at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, eventually going double platinum after selling more than 2 million digital copies, worldwide. After a few more albums, appearing as a guest star on The Mormon Tabernacle Choir’s holiday album, and starring in a mini-series in the Philippines, Archuleta (a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints) put his singing career on hiatus so he could serve a two-year stint as a missionary outside of Santiago, Chile. Since his return to music in 2014, David successfully began releasing music under his own indie label, Archie Music. Regularly selling out two domestic tours a year and with a total of nine studio albums under his belt, Archuleta now resides in Nashville where, in his downtime, he’s able to collaborate with other songwriters and musicians. His most recent album ‘Therapy Sessions,’ which Billboard magazine dubbed as his “most vulnerable music yet,” narrates Archuleta’s lifelong struggle with mental health.