Chanticleer Community Theater | A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder

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A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder is a murderous romp filled with unforgettable music and non-stop laughs.

When the low-born Monty Navarro finds out that he’s eighth in line for an earldom in the lofty D’Ysquith family, he figures his chances of outliving his predecessors are slight and sets off down a far more ghoulish path. Can he knock off his unsuspecting relatives without being caught and become the ninth Earl of Highhurst? And what of love? Because murder isn’t the only thing on Monty’s mind.

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder features a book and lyrics

by Robert L.Freedmanand music and lyrics by Steven Lutvak.

director’s notes

“For those of you with weaker constitution, for those of you who may be faint of heart, this is a tale of revenge and retribution.” Welcome to Tony Award-winning Best Musical “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder” here at the Chanticleer Theatre, HOFF Performing Arts Center. “Gentleman’s Guide” tells the uproarious story of Monty Navarro, a distant heir to a family fortune who sets out to jump the line of succession, by any means necessary. All the while, he’s got to juggle his mistress (she’s after more than just love), his fiancée (she’s his cousin but who’s keeping track?) and the constant threat of landing behind bars! Of course, it will all be worth it if he can slay his way to his inheritance… and be done in time for tea.

The most celebrated musical of the 2013-14 Broadway season, “Gentleman’s Guide” won four Tonys and a Grammy. It opened at Broadway’s Walter Kerr Theatre to overwhelming critical acclaim in November 2013 where The New York Times raved “‘Gentleman’s Guide’ will lift the hearts of all those who’ve been pining for what sometimes seems a lost art form.” The Hollywood Reporter enthused “‘Gentleman’s Guide’ restores our faith in musical comedy!” And Time Magazine said “Just as I was about to give up on musicals, along comes ‘A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder’!”

It has been my privilege and pleasure to direct this musical production for the Chanticleer Theatre, with an amazing, talented and stellar cast. Leading this phenomenal company of performers is newcomer Zachary Fisher. Sit back and listen to his beautiful tenor voice! Also enjoy powerful songbirds Beth King and MacKenzie Zielke, the hysterical antics of Denise Putman, and the quality acting mélange of the D’ySquith family as played by the incomparable Karl Rohling.

I would like to thank my amazing ensemble of 8, who have created a new level of ensemble for this show: Fred Baker, Tim Daugherty, Terry DeBenedictis, Lauren Gilmore, Korbin Horton, Justin Parsley, Brenda Smrdel Honliasso, and Julie Twohig. Award winning choreographer Debbie Massey-Schneweis brings her delightful humor, music director Jerry Brabec has not only brought new depths to the music, but assembled a fabulous crew of instrumentalists. It is my pleasure to again work with the design team including Bob Putman (scenic design), the phenomenal Dwayne Ibsen (costume design), and the creative talent of Joey Lorincz (lighting design).

It’s Foolish to Think, who’s The Last One You’d Expect? Stop! Wait! What?! The show is about to begin! Sit back and enjoy! - GARY F. BOSANEK, Director

Special Thanks To Our Chanticleer Super Subscribers Ron & Debra Hines Barb Woods Scott Hartman Ken & Linda Walker Teresa DeBenedictis Beth Rutz Jerry Brabec Peg & Ray Miller Mark Schulze Kate Cutler Elaine & Bob Fenner

Sissy Silber Ted & Polly Hoff Thomas Whitson Sherryl Bills-Taylor Rick & Laural Ronk Julie Wymore Tim Daugherty David & Susan Coberly Alan Fisher Steve & Suz Trusty Bob & Denise Putman

Special Thanks To Our Chanticleer Advisory Committee Ann Coombs Beth Rutz Brian Cady Christine Gochenour Denise Putman Dwayne Ibsen Jason DeLong

Julie Twohig Lori Lynn Ahrends Mike Jones Robert Putman Terry DeBenedictis Tim Daugherty

UPCOMING PERFORMANCES

MAY 13-15 & 20-22 Fri & Sat 7:30PM | Sun 2PM

McCormick's 1894 Open Fridays 5 PM-10 PM HOFF FOURTH FRIDAYS 4PM-10PM

characters & cast Zach Fisher | Monty Karl Rohling | D’Ysquith Family MacKenzie Zielke | Phoebe Beth King | Sibella Denise Putman | Miss Shingle Brenda Honliasso | Lady Eugenia, Ensemble Terry DeBenedictis | Mrs. Hayes, Ensemble Lauren Gilmore | Miss Barley, Ensemble Justin Parsley | Ensemble Julie Twohig | Ensemble Tim Daugherty | Ensemble Korbin Horton | Ensemble Fred Baker | Ensemble

crew

Gary Bosanek | Director Jerry Brabec | Music Director Debbie Massey-Schneweis | Choreographer Kim Alger | Stage Manager Johnnie Richards | Props/asst SM Joey Lorincz | Light Design Mike Jones | Light Board Operator Bob Putman | Tech Director Bob Putman / Mike Jones / Brian Cady | Set Construction Brodie Smith | Sound Operator Kent Hertz | Sound Consultant Dwayne Ibsen (Ibsen Costume Gallery) Kate Jorgensen / John Bone / Tyler Kleigl / Maura Perez | Stagehands

music breakdown act 1

Prologue..................................................................................Ensemble, Sibella, Phoebe You’re a D’Ysquith............................................................................Miss Shingle, Monty I Don’t Know What I’d Do Without You................................................................Sibella Foolish to Think...........................................................................................................Monty A Warning to Monty..............................................................................................Ensemble I Don’t Understand the Poor.................................................Lord Adalbert, Ensemble Poison in My Pocket.....................................................Monty, Asquith Jr., Miss Barley Poor Monty...............................................................................................Sibella, Ensemble Better With a Man...........................................................................................Henry, Monty Inside Out......................................................................................................Phoebe, Monty Lady Hyacinth Abroad...........................................................Lady Hyacinth, Ensemble The Last One You’d Expect..........................................................................Full Company

act 2

Why Are All the D’Ysquiths Dying...........Ensemble, Lord Asquith, Sibella, Monty I’ve Decided to Marry You..........................................................Phoebe, Sibella, Monty Final Warning.........................................................................Monty, Eugenia, Ensemble Looking Down the Barrel of a Gun.......................................Lord Adalbert, Ensemble Stop! Wait! What?........................................................................................................Monty That Horrible Woman......................Sibella, Phoebe, Inspector, Magistrate, Guard Look at Phoebe.............................................................................................................Monty Finale.................................................................................................................Full Company

orchestra

Michael Frey | Violin / Tom Miller | Bass / Curtis Pelster | Trumpet Michael Prucha | Clarinet / Andrea Smith | Oboe / Nick Swoboda | Percussion Jerry Brabec | Conductor/Keyboard

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cast bios ZACH FISHER | Monty This is Zachary’s first production with Chanticleer. Zach currently teaches 6th through 12th grade vocal music at Tri-Center. He would like to give a special shout out to his students for pushing him to audition for this show. Previous productions include “Les Miserables,” “Grease,” and “Joseph;” as well as presenting a workshop at the 2018 National Opera Association’s National Conference in New Orleans. Zach has studied voice with Janet Alcorn and Mike Deatz.

MACKENZIE ZIELKE | Phoebe Mackenzie is elated to be making her Chanticleer debut playing the good girl (for once!). She just completed a run of “Bright Star “ (Lucy) at the Omaha Community Playhouse and previous OCP credits include Fiona in “Shrek” (Fonda/McGuire Award), Narrator in “Murder Ballad” (Fonda/McGuire Award) and Francesca in “The Bridges of Madison County” (Mary Peckham Award). Other area credits include Donna in Mamma Mia! At PART and Heather Chandler in “Heathers” at BLUEBARN. She has an MA in theatre from Regent University. She sends her love to her two kids, Lincoln and Remy and her loving and supportive partner, Analisa.

BRENDA HONLIASSO | Lady Eugenia, Ensemble Brenda Honliasso is thrilled to be performing again with Chanticleer Theater alongside such an amazing cast and crew.

She is also grateful to make her debut on the Hoff stage! Favorite past credits include Little Sally in ”Urinetown,” April in “Company,” and Inga in “Cabaret.” She would like to thank her family for supporting her again to balance schedules and make all of her creative endeavors work!

DENISE PUTMAN | Miss Shingle “Wow what a cast! I am so honored to be a part of this group.

Welcome to all of you who are performing for the first time on the Chanticleer stage and so glad to see those of you back who have performed here in the past.”

Denise has had the fortune to play some wonderful roles but a few favorites from musicals are Mrs. Potts, Miss Hannigan, Dolly Levi, Queen Aggravain and Mrs. Shinn. Denise serves as the President of Chanticleer and is a member of the PACE Board of Directors.

She sings with the Madrigal Feaste presented by Dwayne Ibsen each holiday and she and husband Bob received the Heritage Award for the Arts and Humanities. Denise encourages everyone to support the arts by becoming a member of Chanticleer and PACE. KARL ROHLING | D’Ysquith Family A Council Bluffs native, Karl is excited to be back in his old stomping grounds, performing on Chanticleer’s new stage for the first time. Karl is an award-winning actor and has performed on various stages in the Metro Area. He last appeared at Chanticleer as Ernst Ludwig in “Cabaret”. Karl has a bachelor’s in history from the University of Notre Dame, and is the Executive Director of the Arbor Cremation Society.

No D’Ysquith’s were cremated in the making of this show. Karl would like to thank his children for their support - They would like to thank “Uncle Gary” for putting up with his musical theatrics instead of them. A most grateful thank you to his loving wife and best friend, Christina, for her encouragement and kid-glove support of his ‘singing”.

JUSTIN PARSLEY | Ensemble Justin is excited to be making his second performance with Chanticleer Community Theater. His debut was in “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat”. Recent performances include PLVCT’s The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Vice Principal Panch), Circle Theater’s “All Together Now” and Bellevue Little Theater’s “Big the Musical”. During the day, Justin is a nurse educator in pediatric cardiac care. He would like to thank the production team, and as always James for his love and support!

BETH LEONA KING | Sibella Beth Leona King is thrilled to have the opportunity to work at the beautiful new Hoff Performing Arts Center. Beth grew up in Omaha, Nebraska and graduated from Ralston High School.

Audiences may remember her as Madame de la Grande Bouche in RCT’s production of Beauty and the Beast and Alice in The Addams Family.

Beth has a B.A. in Vocal Music Education from Dana College, M.M. Vocal Performance from The University of Nebraska-Lincoln and an M.F.A. in Theatre Arts from University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Beth spent 7 years working as an actor/singer in the Twin Cities and was fortunate enough to have worked with the following companies: Skylark Opera, Minnesota Orchestra, Bloomington Civic, The Guthrie, Gilbert and Sullivan Very Light Opera Company, The Day Tippers, Soar Arts, Lyric Arts Anoka and The Seasons Dinner Theater. Beth is delighted to join this cast of amazingly talented performers. Beth would like to thank her husband Travis for always believing in her.

TERRY DEBENEDICTIS | Mrs. Hayes, Ensemble Terry has been performing at Chanticleer since 1975. She is still going strong! She has also performed in Bluffs Arts Council Productions and in Omaha at The Omaha Community Playhouse, Bellevue Little Theater, The Blue Barn Theater, The Jewish Community Center and The Shelterbelt Theater. Terry was last seen on this stage in “The Music Man” in September, 2021. She played Mrs. Paroo for the third time. “The Music Man” made history since it was Chanticleer`s first show in this new venue. She is proud to be in yet another Chanticleer musical and is thrilled to be in the company of this superb cast!

JULIE TWOHIG | Ensemble Julie is back on the stage again after being seen in “The Music Man”. She is the mother to 2 kids and wife to 1 man…for now.

In her “spare time” she enjoys chauffeuring her kids to different activities while chanting, “I can make this work.” She enjoys sleeping when she’s not awake and eating when she’s hungry.

She finds the sound of her husband and dogs’ snoring soothing.

She one day hopes to own a goldfish, as she thinks it will help her find balance in her life.

TIM DAUGHERTY | Ensemble Tim is thrilled to be included in this fabulously talented group.

WHAT VOICES!! Tim is a retired letter carrier for the USPS. He has been in over 50 theater productions. Some of his favorite roles are: Warbucks, in “Annie”, Joe Kellar in “All My Sons”, and Teddy, in “Arscenic and Old Lace”. Tim would like to thank you for attending, and for supporting live theater in these crazy times. He thanks Rosemary for her continued support and understanding.

ENJOY THE SHOW!!!

KORBIN HORTON | Ensemble Korbin is a junior at Treynor High School. He has performed in several high school plays with my favorite being “Once Upon a Mattress”. This is Korbin’s third performance with Chanticleer. I enjoy participating in group and individual speech competitions.

I perform in musical theater, one act, and storytelling categories.

After high school, I hope to continue pursuing acting in LA. FRED BAKER | Ensemble Fred started his theater career at Omaha North High, and while in high school he was in “Pygmalion” at Rudyard Norton Theater’s first season. Over the years he has played John Worthing in “The Importance of Being Ernest”, has been theatrically partnered with Denise Putman many times, and has loved all his Gilbert and Sullivan experiences. He is most proud of his Salieri in Chanticleer’s TAG award winning play “Amadeus”. He has been on stage at Blue Barn, Omaha Community Playhouse, Upstairs Dinner Theater, Dundee Dinner Theater, Chanticleer, The Norton Theater, and the Florentine Players in Omaha.

LAUREN GILMORE | Miss Barley, Ensemble Lauren is thrilled to be back on the Chanticleer Stage in this beautiful new space. Favorite credits include Millie and Mrs. Fezziwig in “A Christmas Carol” (Omaha Community Playhouse), Carrie Pipperidge in “Carousel” (Chanticleer) along with various roles in “Almost Maine”, “Sister Act”, “Young Frankenstein”, “She Loves Me”, “Cabaret” and others at various stages around Omaha.

When not performing, Lauren can either be found plucking the banjo, rocking a Color Street business or as a Media Director for Smith Kroger in Omaha. She is excited to share this smart and hilarious musical with you today. Love to Bob, her main squeeze!

crew bios DEBBIE MASSEY-SCHNEWEIS | Choreographer Debbie Massey-Schneweis is an award winning choreographer in the Omaha area. A longtime teacher some of her former students are currently working in the theatre and entertainment industry and include Miss USA 2018 Sarah Rose Summers.

A local performer herself, Debbie has appeared on numerous stages including OCP, RCT and PLVCT. She won the Best Choreographer TAG Award for her work in “42nd St” and just last month won the 2022 Omaha Entertainment & Arts Award for Best Choreographer for last summers “Addams Family The Musical” at RCT. Debbie just finished choreographing “GREASE” at Bellevue Little Theatre and the musicals for Burke High and Papillion LaVista High. When not involved in theatre, she loves spending time with her family and being mommy to 2 yrs old twins Jackson and Victoria.

It’s been 4 yrs since I’ve worked on Chanticleer Theaters “Cabaret” and I was so excited to be asked to return for “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder.” This cast has been outstanding to work with and while this isn’t a huge dance show in comparison…. they inspired the creative team to think outside the box and rose to any and all challenges we threw at them. I thank them for their creative talent and dedication to bringing this show to life. We hope you spend the evening with us laughing, tapping your toe and maybe even scratching your head a little. Enjoy the show!!!!

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KIM ALGER | Stage Manager Kim Alger started performing in Omaha after college. She started at the Norton Theater with Mikado, moved to the OCP for “Fascinating Rhythms” and “Sister Act” among others, and “Oklahoma!” to “Arsenic and Old Lace” at the BLT. She has been helping with costumes from 10 years of Gilbert and Sullivan shows and holiday season costuming to the BLT’s, “Dixie Swim Club.” She is a props person as well, since the toys are SO much fun! Kim has stage managed at non-conventional performance spaces, as well as at the BLT, and “Secret Garden,” “Cabaret,” and “Urinetown” at Chanticleer.

JOHNNIE RICHARDS | Props, Asst. Stage Manager Johnnie has had a love for the stage since his 1 st appearance in the 5 th grade play. He has performed in several musicals and plays, he has been seen as a slave and dancer in “The King & I”, Mayor Daniel D. Dogmeat in “Lil Abner”, Flint the malevolent spirt in, “A Haunting We Will Go”, Samuel Savage in, “The Curious Savage”, and a Detective in “Rebel without a Cause”. He was stage manager for “Subject to Change” and won Fort Polk’s equivalent to a TAG award. He is also a performer with S. Claus & Holiday Friends. He is excited to return to Chanticleer with Gentleman’s Guide as props manager after being the Taxi Driver & ASM for “Cabaret” and the ASM for “Urinetown” at Chanticleer.

JOEY LORINCZ | Tech Director Joey Lorincz (Scenic Designer) is excited to say this is Joey’s 150th production. His recent set designs include: “Mamma Mia!,” “Diary of Anne Frank” and “The Crucible” (Ralston High School), Annie and A Funny Thing....Forum (Ralston Community Theatre) and Murder on the Orient Express (OEAA Nomination), “Arsenic & Old Lace, “and “Temporary Insanity” (OEAA Nomination) (BLT).

He has been building sets for Ralston High School for the past 18 years, BLT for 7 years and Chanticleer for 5. Joey would like to thank his wife, Erin, their two boys Elijah & Teddy and their daughter Hazel, for letting daddy do what he loves.

KENT HERTZ | Sound Consultant Kent Hertz, a native of Malvern, Iowa, has spent the last 20 years as an audio engineer, music producer, videographer, and projection mapping artist in Nashville, Miami, and Los Angeles.

With over 800 projects published, Kent has established his position in the industry, teaming up with such artists as Julio Iglesias, Missy Elliott, Steve Miller Band, Beyoncè, and Toby Keith.

Recently, Hertz moved his production company (Hz Productions) back to the midwest, where he is a resident creator at The Hoff and helps mentor local talent. Kent continues his work with artists worldwide.

JERRY BRABEC | Music Director Jerry Brabec, tenor, is an Ordained Deacon on the clergy staff at Omaha St. Paul United Methodist Church where he serves as Minister of Worship. His responsibilities include the overseeing of music preparation for the congregation of 350. He also serves as choral director for Temple Israel’s Kol Rina. Awarded the Master of Music degree from the University of Nebraska, he studied choral conducting with Dr. Cina Crisara and Dr. Z. Randall Stroope. As a chorister of the acclaimed Robert Shaw Festival Chorus at Carnegie Hall, he sang for five years under the baton of the late Robert Shaw, was twice selected one of six participants in the Alice Parker Melodius Accord Fellowship Program and continues his conducting studies with Ms. Parker each January in New York. As resident music director at the Omaha Theater Company for Children at the Rose over the past thirteen seasons, his 50th show will open in June. He also serves as music director for the nationally acclaimed Rose Brigade, one of the award winning offerings of the “Broadway at the Rose” program, where he is music directing an April production of “Matilda: the Musical”. “Gentleman’s Guide” is Jerry’s 5th production as musical director at Chanticleer, where he has also appeared on stage “more than once!” He is concurrently prepping a production of “Drowsy Chaperone” for Gross Catholic High School. Formerly, Jerry taught at the high school level for Council Bluffs Community Schools, served as associate artistic director of the Omaha Clarion Chorale, and as artistic director for the Kanesville Chorus and Renaissance Faire of the Midlands.

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