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Sheldon & MennIe Mallah - Executive ProducersJohn & nannette FanellI - Producers

proudly present

Book by Music by Lyrics by

teRRenCe MCnallY StePhen FlaheRtY lYnn ahRenSBased on the Novel RagtiME by e.l. doctorow

the Ragtime Company in alphabetical order

MalColM aRMwood JoeY baRReIRo kIMbeR benedICtJake bRIdgeS daRIlYn CaStIllo alana CauthenJuStIn ColoMbo elISh Conlon JeSSICa CRIlleY

JeRoMe doeRgeR MIChael douglaSS FatYekaRISSa haRRIS katIe heIdbRedeR bRIttneY JohnSon

JeFFReY JohnSon II kolbY kIndle CalI laSPInavICtoRIa lauzun ChRIStoPheR leIdenFRoSt todd alan lIttle

kaYla MattoCkS evan MaYeR todd RItChJoeY SanzaRo nICole SaRtoR Rod SIngleton

antoIne l. SMIth Steven SteIn-gRaIngeR MonICa StePhenSonJIMMY tate CRaIg waletzko Raena whIte nadIne zahR

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gRant albRIght JulIa gRaCe gold JeReMY MIChael lanutI ellIe leIbneR ChaSe o’bRIen MollY PeRRIne

Set Design by Costume Design by Lighting Design by Steve loFtuS gaIl baldonI John Flanagan Sound Design by Wig & Hair Design by Properties by John tanneR Shannon haRRIngton gRuMPY’S PRoPS Musical Supervisor/Vocal Coach Musical Director associate Musical Director Shelton l. beCton dan kazeMI tIMothY SPlaIn assistant Musical Director Musical Contractor Casting Director JonnY baIRd StePhen FeRRI MIChael CaSSaRa, CSa associate Choreographer Stage Manager assistant Stage Manager alISon SoloMon MaRIa CantIn dIane bRadSell

Choreographed by

gReg gRahaMDirected by

John FanellI Costumes Provided by COStUME WORLD tHEatRiCaLS, Deerfield Beach, FL www.costumeworld.com

RAGTIME is presented through special arrangement with MuSIC theatRe InteRnatIonal (MtI)all authorized performance materials also supplied by Mti

421 W 54th St., New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MtiShows.com

OPENiNg DatE: February 27, 2014 CLOSiNg DatE: May 4, 2014

CAST(in order of appearance)

the Little Boy ....................................................................................... gRaNt aLBRigHt†, JEREMY MiCHaEL LaNUti†, CHaSE O’BRiEN†

Father .........................................................................................................CRaig WaLEtzkO*

Mother ...................................................................................................... ViCtORia LaUzUNMother’s Younger Brother .................................................................................tODD RitCHgrandfather .........................................................................................MiCHaEL DOUgLaSSCoalhouse Walker Jr. .........................................................................................................FatYESarah ......................................................................................................BRittNEY JOHNSON*

Booker t. Washington ......................................................................... aNtOiNE L. SMitH*

tateh ................................................................................................................... JOEY SaNzaROthe Little girl .....JULia gRaCE gOLD†, ELLiE LEiBNER†, MOLLY PERRiNE†

Harry Houdini ................................................................................................JOEY BaRREiROJ.P. Morgan ..............................................................................StEVEN StEiN-gRaiNgER*

Henry Ford ............................................................................................tODD aLaN LittLEEmma goldman ................................................................................................ NaDiNE zaHREvelyn Nesbit ......................................................................................................CaLi LaSPiNaadmiral Peary ...........................................................................................JEROME DOERgERMatthew Henson .............................................................................MaLCOLM aRMWOOD Stanford White .....................................................................................................EVaN MaYER Harry k. thaw .........................................................................................JEROME DOERgER kathleen ............................................................................................................ELiSH CONLON Sarah’s Friend .................................................................................................. RaENa WHitE*

Willie Conklin ............................................................................................JUStiN COLOMBOBrigit ........................................................................................................ katiE HEiDBREDER Charles S. Whiteman ......................................................................... tODD aLaN LittLEENSEMBLE: New Rochelle Citizens, Harlem Men and Women, Vaudevillians and Stagehands, Judge, Reporters, Child Buyer, Policemen, Fire Workers, Firemen, trolley Conductor, Millworkers, Strikers, Militia, train Conductor, Bureaucrats and Lawyers, Baron’s assistant, Coalhouse gang, Spectators, Welfare Official, Hotel Staff, Vacationers, Bathing Beauties and Camera Crew .....MaLCOLM aRMWOOD,

JOEY BaRREiRO, kiMBER BENEDiCt, JakE BRiDgES, DaRiLYN CaStiLLO, aLaNa CaUtHEN, JUStiN COLOMBO, ELiSH CONLON,

JESSiCa CRiLLEY, JEROME DOERgER, MiCHaEL DOUgLaSS, kaRiSSa HaRRiS, katiE HEiDBREDER, JEFFREY JOHNSON ii,

kOLBY kiNDLE, CaLi LaSPiNa, CHRiStOPHER LEiDENFROSt, tODD aLaN LittLE, kaYLa MattOCkS, EVaN MaYER, NiCOLE SaRtOR,

ROD SiNgLEtON, aNtOiNE L. SMitH*, StEVEN StEiN-gRaiNgER*, MONiCa StEPHENSON, JiMMY tatE, RaENa WHitE*, NaDiNE zaHRDance Captain ....................................................................... kiMBER BENEDiCtFight Captain ..................................................CHRiStOPHER LEiDENFROStChild Captain .......................................................................................tODD RitCH

UNDERStUDiESUnderstudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement

for the appearance is made at the time of the performance.For Houdini - JakE BRiDgES; for Sarah - DaRiLYN CaStiLLO; for Sarah’s friend - aLaNa CaUtHEN;

for Mother - ELiSH CONLON; for Willie Conklin - JEROME DOERgER; for Younger brother - EVaN MaYER;for JP Morgan - MiCHaEL DOUgLaSS; for tateh & Father - CHRiStOPHER LEiDENFROSt;

for grandfather - tODD aLaN LittLE; for Emma goldman - katiE HEiDBREDER;for Evelyn Nesbit - NiCOLE SaRtOR; for Coalhouse & Booker t. Washington - ROD SiNgLEtON.

*Although Standing Ovation Studios does not have an ongoing contract with Actors’ Equity Association, the individual Actors indicated with an asterisk are appearing courtesy of

Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.†Children Alternate Performances

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– ACT ONE –PROLOgUE: “Ragtime” ..................................................................the CompanySCENE 1: Dock in New York Harbor/at Sea “Goodbye, My Love” ...........................................................Mother “Journey On” ..............................................Father, tateh, MotherSCENE 2: a Vaudeville theatre, New York City “The Crime of the Century” ..................................Evelyn Nesbit,

Younger Brother, EnsembleSCENE 3: Mother’s garden, New Rochelle “What Kind of Woman” ..................................................MotherSCENE 4: Ellis island/Lower East Side “A Shtetl Iz Amerkek”........tateh, the Little girl, Ensemble “Success” ........ tateh, J.P. Morgan, Harry Houdini, EnsembleSCENE 5: the tempo Club, Harlem/Ford’s assembly Line “Gettin’ Ready to Rag” .......................... Coalhouse, Ensemble “Henry Ford”..................... Henry Ford, Coalhouse, EnsembleSCENE 6: Railroad Station, New Rochelle “Nothing Like The City” ...... tateh, Mother, the Little Boy,

the Little girlSCENE 7: Emerald isle FirehouseSCENE 8: Mother’s House, New Rochelle “Your Daddy’s Son” .............................................................. Sarah “New Music” ........................ Father, Mother, Younger Brother,

Coalhouse, Sarah, EnsembleSCENE 9: a Hillside above New Rochelle “The Wheels of a Dream” .............................Coalhouse, SarahSCENE 10: a Union Hall in New York/Lawrence, Massachusetts/a train “The Night That Goldman Spoke at Union Square” ..........

Younger Brother, Emma goldman, Ensemble “Gliding” ................................................................................... tatehSCENE 11: New Rochelle and New York City “Justice” ........................................................ Coalhouse, Ensemble “President” ................................................................................ Sarah “Till We Reach That Day” ............Sarah’s Friend, Coalhouse,

Emma goldman, Younger Brother, Mother, tateh, Ensemble

– intermission –


– ACT TWO –ENtR’aCtESCENE 1: the Streets of New Rochelle/Mother’s House “Coalhouse’s Soliloquy” ............................................... Coalhouse “Coalhouse Demands” ...........................................the CompanySCENE 2: the Polo grounds “What A Game!” ................ Father, the Little Boy, EnsembleSCENE 3: Mother’s House “Atlantic City” ............ Evelyn Nesbit, Harry Houdini, Father “New Music” (reprise) ........................................................... FatherSCENE 4: atlantic City/Million Dollar Pier/Boardwalk “Atlantic City, Part II” ........Evelyn Nesbit, Henry Houdini,

Ensemble “Buffalo Nickel Photoplay, Inc.” ................Baron ashkenazy “Our Children” ..................................Mother, Baron ashkenazySCENE 5: Harlem/Coalhouse’s Hideout “Sarah Brown Eyes” .......................................Coalhouse, Sarah “He Wanted to Say” .......Emma goldman, Younger Brother,

Coalhouse, Coalhouse’s gangSCENE 6: the Beach, atlantic City “Back to Before” ..................................................................MotherSCENE 7: the Morgan Library, New York City “Look at What You’ve Done” ............Booker t. Washington,

Coalhouse, Coalhouse’s gang “Make Them Hear You” ............................................ CoalhouseEPiLOgUE: “Ragtime/The Wheels of a Dream” (reprise) ..... the Company

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– orchestra – Conductor/Piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DaN kazEMi†

Conductor/Piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tiM SPLaiN†

Conductor/Piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JONNY BaiRD†

Reeds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . kENNY aDVOCatEtrumpet 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . StEVE WiSEMaNtrumpet 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JON MENgEStrombone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JaSON iNgRaMBass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JORDaN JaNCzDrums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BRaD CaRBONE Musical Contractor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . StEPHEN FERRi

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MalColM aRMwood (Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of this beauti-ful story for the second time! His first produc-tion of Ragtime was at

Lees McRae Summer theatre. a BFa Musical theatre graduate of East Carolina University, he recently sailed the Mediterranean Sea with Norwegian Cruise Line. Favorite Credits: Batboy, Kiss Me Kate, Hairspray, PC Spelling Bee, and many others. “thanks to god for his many bless-ings, mom, dad, brother, family, and friends.”

JoeY baRReIRo(Ensemble/Houdini) is stoked to do this awesome show with this awesome cast. He graduated from the University of Miami with a BM in Musical

theatre. Recently, he played tony Manero in Royal Caribbean’s production of Saturday Night Fever. Other favorite credits include Jack (Into the Woods), Harry the Horse (Guys and Dolls), Mateo (Night Train to Bolina), Joey (Pal Joey), and angel (Rent). He’d like to thank Daniel Quinn and J.S. Bach for opening his mind and heart.


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kIMbeR benedICt(Ensemble/Dance Captain) is thrilled to be a part of Ragtime! kimber recently returned from the National tour of Monty Python’s Spamalot where she served

as the show’s Dance Captain. Favorite credits include: Spamalot (Ogunquit Playhouse), Guys and Dolls (Riverside theatre), and Chicago (Ogunquit Playhouse). kimber has also performed at the 25th Annual Easter Bonnet (Minskoff theater) and aboard Celebrity Cruise Lines. BFa: Dance; Rutgers University. a special thanks to the Ragtime team for a truly memorable show!

Jake bRIdgeS(Ensemble) is thrilled to be making his Westchester debut! Jake was most re-cently seen at New Hamp-shire’s Palace theatre in Spamalot as a corpse/tap

dancing knight/giant thing of french fries. Before that, Jake was incredibly transient performing on the national tour of South Pacific as “the Professor” as well as Disney Cruise Line’s brand-new Fantasy ship. Other favorite credits include Hello, Dolly!, The Music Man, A Chorus Line, The Full Monty, and Hairspray. Many thanks to gregg Baker Management and his ever-supportive family. For Uncle Ron.

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daRIlYn CaStIllo (Ensemble) is absolutely thrilled to be playing in one of her absolute favorite musicals and to be making her WBt debut! National:

Cirque Dreams (angel) and Fancy Nancy (Bree, Original Cast). West End: Taming of The Shrew (katherine) and Duchess of Malfi (Duchess). Off-Broadway: Dreamgirls (Deena Jones) and Marie Christine. Regional: All Shook Up (Lorraine). Much love to mom, dad, Mel, and ‘tweety’!! www.darilyncastillo.com

alana Cauthen(Ensemble) is a working actor and hair/makeup designer for community and professional theaters in New York and Con-necticut. She currently

teaches private in home voice lessons. Some of her most recent credits include Hairspray at the ivoryton Playhouse, Seussical The Musical with the Downtown Cabaret Children’s theatre Co., and Dreamgirls with DtC. alana was last seen on the Westchester Broadway stage in Big River. She is ecstatic to be back to join this wonder-fully talented cast and would like to thank her family for all of their love and support!

JuStIn ColoMbo(Ensemble/Willie Conklin)Westchester Broadway theatre Debut! National tour/Regional: Rock of Ages (Lonny Barnett), Ragtime(Hangar theatre), Charlotte’s

Web (North Shore), Much Ado About Nothing (Don John), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Jimmy), Songs for A New World (Man 2), Coram Boy, An Idiot, In A Word, God of Carnage, The Wedding Singer and Metamorphoses. BFa from ithaca College and the Moscow arts theater. Special thanks to the Roster, zOLL, the cast and creative team, his family and to Joanna, .

elISh Conlon(Ensemble) is excited to be back at the Westchester Broadway theatre for her second time. She was re-cently just seen as Rhoda in White Christmas. Off

Broadway: Requiem for a Lost Girl part of NYMF festival. Regional: Thoroughly Modern Millie at Ogunquit Playhouse, White Christmas at gateway playhouse, 42nd Street and Anything Goes at Merry go Round Playhouse, West Side Story at New Candlelight Dinner theatre and Crazy for You at Mt. Washington Valley theatre Company. Other favorite shows include: A Chorus Line, Sweet Charity and Sideshow. Elish would like to thank everyone part of the WBt for this opportunity!

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MIChael douglaSS (Grandfather) is pleased to be working at the WBt with this great cast.theater: Love’s Labour’s Lost (NYSF, alex timbers, director),

Two Sizes Too Small (Fringe), Sanity Is Subjective (45 Bleeker St.), Buried Child, O Say Can You See. The Importance of Being Earnest, Lend Me A Tenor, My Fair Lady, Plaza Suite, Twelfth Night. tV/Film: Running With Sharks, Monsters Inside Me, True Crime, Evil, I. thanks to John and his wonderful creative team. Shout out to ashley, Sabrina, andmy beautiful granddaughter, abigail.

FatYe(Coalhouse Walker, Jr.)is passionate about this extraordinary show and the role of Coalhouse Walker, Jr. Other WBt performances include In

The Heights, Big River, Hairspray, Music Man, Peter Pan, The Who’s Tommy, Cab Calloway Awards and Seussical, the Musical. among his favorite performances are Tribute to Motown at Carnegie Hall, Assassins, Oliver, The Secret Garden, Lucky Stiff, The Boyfriend, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Other film/television/commercial/print credits include Making Healthy Choices: Fighting Teen Obesity; Good Day New York formal wear segment; the role of anton Barrels in Nike’s Summer Is Serious, Footlocker, Capital One; Slam Magazine, KICKS Magazine, and “dancers among us.” Fatye studied at NYU CaP21 and aMDa. He is honored to work with both the Ragtime and WBt teams. Heartfelt thanks to John and Nana Fanelli, george Puello, Mennie and Shel, Momma Louise and Shelton Becton for helping to make this dream come true!

JeSSICa CRIlleY(Ensemble) is excited to be returning to the Westches-ter Broadway theatre stage after appearing in Oliver! this past summer. She most recently played Dora-

lee in 9 to 5 at Broward Stage Door theatre in Florida. Originally from Las Vegas, Jessica currently lives and works in New York City. Other favorite Westchester credits include Big! The Musical (Susan) and Spamalot (Laker girl) at Yorktown Stage, and tommy (Sally Simpson) and Hair (tribe) at White Plains Performing arts Center. Jessica would like to thank her teachers, friends and family for their support. Ba University of Nevada.

JeRoMe doeRgeR(Ensemble/Admiral Peary) is ecstatic to return to this fantastic show. a native of Cincinnati, he graduated Magna Cum Laude from Wright State

University with a B.F.a. in Musical theatre. National tour: Young Frankenstein. Regional: Che in Evita; Beauty and the Beast; Young Frankenstein; The World Goes ‘Round; Man of La Mancha; Shenandoah; Jerry Springer: The Opera. Much love and thanks to his parents, family, friends, and ’Shley. www.jeromedoerger.com

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kaRISSa haRRIS(Ensemble) is elated to be a part of this production of Ragtime and make her WBt debut! Originally from allentown, Pennsyl-vania, karissa received

her Ba in theatre from Muhlenberg College and now currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. Regional Credits include: Michelle in Dreamgirls (Fulton theatre in co-production with Maine State Music theatre) Dynamite in Hairspray (Fulton theatre) Mimi in Rent, Fantine in Les Miserables, and Mary Magdalene in Jesus Christ Superstar (Civic theatre) Shelia in A Chorus Line (armory theatre) Other favorite credits include: Mrs Walker in The Who’s Tommy, Godspell, and Rafiki, Nala, and Ursula on the Disney Dream; Disney Cruise Line. Many thanks and to con-grats to the very talented cast, creative team, and crew! Special thank you to Dave at Daniel Hoff agency and her many friends and family for their continued love and support! “i love you with all my heart tynan!”

katIe heIdbRedeR(Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her Westchester Broadway theatre debut. Credits include: kennedy Center: My Fair Lady, Defiant

Requiem. Signature theatre: Fox On The Fairway, Sunset Boulevard. toby’s Dinner theatre: Les Miserables (Cosette), Hairspray (amber), Fiddler on the Roof (Chava), Legally Blonde (kate/Chutney), Xanadu (Euterpe), Dream Girls, Annie. Columbia Center for theatrical arts: The Diary of Anne Frank (Margot), Alexander, Velveteen Rabbit, Peter Rabbit. Education: the Catholic University of america, BM, Musical theatre, 2011. after moving back from Washington DC, katie is excited to make her northeast debut at such a wonderful theater. Many thanks to SOS/WBt, friends, teachers and most of all my loving and supportive family.

bRIttneY JohnSon(Sarah) is thrilled to be a part of this beautiful production. Brittney was recently seen in the Na-tional tour of Les Miser-

ables where she understudied Eponine. She also understudied the role in the Mirvish Production of Les Miserables in toronto. Favorite credits include: Hair, Two Gentleman of Verona, and The Who’s Tommy. Brittney is a graduate of NYU tisch School of the arts and a proud Member of actor’s Equity. greatest thanks to god, Mom, Dad, Jali, Craig, and the entire Casting team! For granny. @sunnybrittney

JeFFReY JohnSon II(Ensemble) is proud to be making his Westchester Broadway theatre debut with this amazing show! Previous credits include:

Dreamgirls (Curtis), Hair (Hud), The Color Purple (Jawbone) To Kill A Mockingbird (Reverend Sykes) and arkansas Rep’s recent revival of Pal Joey (Jerry/Robert). Jeffrey is graduate of the College of Fine arts and Design from the University of Central Oklahoma. He would like to thank Michael Cassara Casting, the creative and pro-ducing team for this opportunity, and his family and friends for their unending support!

Ragtime & New Rochelle

A special exhibit on the ties between RAgtime and

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kolbY kIndle(Ensemble) National tours: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Ensemble; Cogsworth u/s), Dreamgirls (Marty). NYC credits: Negro Ensemble Co. Favorite regional credits:

Smokey Joe’s Café (adrian) and Crazy for You (Mingo) with Music theatre of Wichita; Jesus Christ Superstar and Chess with Lyric theatre of Oklahoma; Wizard of Oz (Lion) with WVPt and Kiss Me, Kate (Paul) with gretna theatre. Love to family, friends and Ctg. BFa in Musical theatre from Otterbein University. Philippians 4:13.

CalI laSPIna(Evelyn Nesbit) is thrilled to be back at the WBt in such a beautiful show. Cali was last seen on this stage as Bet in Oliver! and Mary Jane in Big River.

the lead singer of local band, Frisky Chestnut, her favorite credits include Polly, Crazy for You; gladys, Pajama Game; kit kat girl, Cabaret and a dancer for Norwegian Cruise Lines. Cali would like to give a huge tHaNk YOU to Mennie, Shel, John, Nanette, Lisa, Shelton and everyone in the SOS/WBt families for their support and faith, and to her family, friends and Noodie - the best scene partner.


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vICtoRIa lauzun(Mother) is delighted to be playing the role of Mother in this poignant and beautiful show. She was last seen at the West-chester Broadway theatre

as Marian Paroo in The Music Man, and Oliver! (Rose Seller, Nancy u/s). Other favorite credits include Alba (Magdalena) at the gene Frankel theatre, NYC; The Wizard of Oz (glinda/aunt Em) and Snow White (the Queen) at WBt; Urinetown (Hope Cladwell); Curtains (Niki Harris); Nunsense (Sister amnesia). Cabarets at The Duplex and Don’t Tell Mama. Film: The Day of the Wicked Stepmothers (gwendolyn). Victoria is incredibly grateful to John, Mennie, Shel, and Shelton for this wonderful opportunity! as always, much love to her family and her “Number One Fan”. www.victorialauzun.com

ChRIStoPheR leIdenFRoSt(Ensemble) is thrilled to be back on the WBt Stage under the direction of John Fanelli, where he has appeared as Javert (Les

Miserables) and Pontius Pilate (JCSS) with what was then WBt Young artists. Past roles include: Sweeney Todd (Sweeney), Thrill Me (Nathan), Rags (Nathan), Assassins (zangara), and Falsettos (Whizzer - Planet Connections award: Best Supporting actor in a Musical). He is co-owner of Off Sides Entertainment, inc., alongside his husband, Rick, and is currently starring in their Off-Broadway, interactive musical The Greatest Pirate Story Never Told! every Saturday at the Snapple theater Center. www.leidenfrosteffect.com / www.greatestpiratestory.com.

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todd alan lIttle (Ensemble/Henry Ford) has been seen in var-ious “mature” character roles at theaters in New York, Boston and across New England. Wilbur in

Hairspray (a few times), Henry Ford in Ragtime (Boston 2012), Jim in All Shook Up, Herr Schultz in Cabaret, Bassinet in The Ladies Man, Prosecutor in To Kill A Mockingbird, and Clarence in It’s A Wonderful Life. He also plays fiddle in a honky-tonk band as well as in a few productions for Always Patsy Cline. www.toddalanLittle.com

kaYla MattoCkS(Ensemble) is excited to make her debut at WBt in Ragtime. kayla has been dancing for over 10 years which has helped her transition into the theater.

Since discovering the stage kayla hasn’t stopped performing. When kayla is not performing, she attends Professional Performing arts HS where she a Musical theater major. Most recent appear-ances include LYt’s production of Hairspray (Dynamite), CNR Drama’s Ragtime (Featured Female Ensemble) and WPPaC’s The Color Purple (Olivia/Featured Female Ensemble). Favorite theater credits: 13, The Musical (Ensemble, University of the arts) and Thoroughly Modern Millie (co-Dance Captain/gloria/Stenographer, LYt) to name a few. Film credits: Confessions of a Bully and The Hinterlands - an Original Musical Web Series. kayla would like to thank the wonderful production team of Ragtime for this amazing opportunity as well as family, friends and coaches for their support.

evan MaYeR(Ensemble) is beyond excited to be making his West-chester Broadway theatre debut! Originally from Milwaukee, Wi, Evan is a graduate of the BFa

Musical theatre program at indiana University. Regional credits: Fiddler on the Roof (Motel), Mary Poppins (Park keeper) and Les Miserables (Joly) with Music theatre of Wichita. Other favorites include Cabaret (Emcee), Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour), and Sweeney Todd (anthony). While in school he spent two years recording and per-forming with iU’s grammy-nominated Singing Hoosiers as a featured soloist, with notable performances in Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong kong. thanks to Michael Cassara and take 3 talent! www.evanmayer.net

todd RItCh(Younger Brother) is hon-ored to be back on stage at Westchester Broadway theatre. He was last seen here as the artful Dodger in Oliver! todd

joins the company of Ragtime following a suc-cessful run in the Off-Broadway musical Fancy Nancy as Lionel. todd also appeared in the Off-Broadway and National tour of Angelina Ballerina The Musical. Favorite Regional Credits: Avenue Q (Princeton/Rod) and Spring Awakening (Ernst). He sends his love and thanks to his amazing friends and family for their constant love and support. He would also like to thank John, Mennie, Shel, and Shelton for inspiring him every day.

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JoeY SanzaRo(Tateh) is honored to return to the Westchester Broadway theatre stage in this stunning produc-tion. He has studied act-ing at the Stella adler

Studio of acting and the Maggie Flanigan acting Conservatory. Previous credits include Piragua (In The Heights), Jean Valjean (Les Miserables), the Duke (Big River), Sweeney todd (Sweeney Todd), Fredrik (A Little Night Music), the Beast (Disney’s Beauty and the Beast), Fagin (Oliver!), and Horton (Seussical the Musical). Joey would like to thank John Fanelli for giving him this incredible opportunity. He’d also like to thank Shelton Becton, Shelly and Mennie Mallah, and the entire cast and crew of Ragtime for sharing their talent and passion.

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nICole SaRtoR(Ensemble) is thrilled to return to the WBt stage in Ragtime. She was most recently seen performing in CNR Drama’s produc-tion of Ragtime as Evelyn

Nesbit and is excited to do another run of this amazing show. Favorite past credits: Oliver! (Mrs. Bedwin) and The Music Man (Marian u/s, Ensemble, Swing) at the Westchester Broadway theatre; The 25th Annual…Spelling Bee (Olive); Cats (Rumpleteazer/Jemima). When she is not performing, Nicole enjoys choreographing and teaching musical theater. Proud graduate of Skidmore College. Huge thanks to her parents, family, friends, & Vinny for their amazing sup-port, and the entire production team.

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Rod SIngleton(Ensemble) is thrilled to debut at the Westchester Broadway theatre in Rag-time, one of his favorite shows! He is a graduate of Morehouse College in

atlanta, ga and has studied with the historic Negro Ensemble Company in NYC. Some of his favorite onstage credits include troy in August Wilson’s Fences, Jim in Big River, Horse in The Full Monty, and Rev. Hill in the world premier of Fannie Lou. He extends his thanks to the entire creative team for this opportunity to once again help tell this wonderful story in the company of a terrific cast. aMLtJatB

antoIne l. SMIth(Ensemble/Booker T. Washington), so blessed and honored to be in another one of his dream produc-tions. antoine was last seen on this stage in the 2010

production of Rent. Broadway: Memphis (Wailin Joe). Off-Broadway: Honestly Abe (Matthew). Nat’l tours/Regional: Cats, Rent, Toxic Avenger, Spelling Bee, Big River, Joseph, Ain’t Mis Behavin’ among others. Love and Respect to god, Mom Dad, and everyone at DDO artist agency. “May the work i do speak for me”.

Steven SteIn-gRaIngeR(Ensemble/J.P. Morgan) is very happy to return to WBt for this production. Broadway: Sunset Boulevard (Max von Mayerling). U.S.

National tour and toronto: The Phantom of the Opera (Ubaldo Piangi). Regional: Ogunquit Playhouse, Hello Dolly! (Rudolph); Williamstown theatre Festival, A Little Night Music (Mr. Erlanson); Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Man Of La Mancha (Padre); Westport Country Playhouse’s musical A Christmas Carol (Fezziwig); Utah Shakespearean Festival, The Matchmakerand the world premier of, Lend Me A Tenor: The Musical (tito Merrelli); Portland Center Stage’s Ragtime (grandfather and Charles S. Whitman).Film: BearCity 2. Proud member of actors Equity association. Please visit essessgee.wix.com/stein-grainger and essessgee.wix.com/santasteven

MonICa StePhenSon(Ensemble) is originally from Fayetteville, North Caro-lina. She is a graduate of the North Carolina School of the arts and the Profes-

sional training Program at the Houston Ballet academy. She began her professional career as a member of the Washington Ballet and went on the join the Dance theatre of Harlem Ensemble, and most recently, the Los angeles Ballet. Monica made her musical theatre of debut last spring in Footloose at the Fireside theatre and is absolutely thrilled to be a part of this production of Ragtime!

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Raena whIte(Ensemble /Sarah’s Friend) is a graduate of the Univer-sity of Michigan where she holds a BFa in acting.Ragtime is one of her all-time favorite shows and

she is honored to be part of such a masterpiece. Some of her notable roles include Effie White in Dreamgirls (Chicago’s Jeff award nomination for Best actress), Roberta in the Off-Broadway company of Sista’s the Musical and armelia in Ain’t Misbehavin’ to name a few. as a supporter of developmental projects, Raena has done many workshops/readings/demos. Recently she was seen in the Michael Mayer directed Brooklynite. Raena is also a regular on NYC’s musical the-atre concert scene. She regularly performs at various venues including 54 Below, Birdland, Le Poisson Rouge and many more. Her unique ren-dition of amy Winehouse’s “Back to Black” at the recent Broadway Sings Amy Winehouse concert can be seen on Youtube along with other sam-ples of her concert work. thank you to Michael Cassara and CLa Management! www.raenawhite.com

nadIne zahR(Emma Goldman) is thrilled to be making her WBt debut, as Emma goldman, in this musical master-piece. Having been raised in Westchester County, this

wonderful honor hits close-to-home. Previous credits include BWaY: Joseph…, REgiONaL: Sound of Music, Rent, Brother Russia, Breakup Notebook, Side by Side by Sondheim, Once on this Island, Hair. NatiONaL: ani Difranco in concert, Nadine zahr live, SiNgER/SONgWRitER for aBC, CBS, NBC, MtV, and film. album and songs available on itunes. www.nadinezahr.com

JIMMY tate(Ensemble) has been tap-ping for 29 years. He first appeared on Broadway in the title role of The Tap Dance Kid, and went on to appear in Big River, Jelly’s

Last Jam, Bring in ‘da Noise Bring in ‘da Funk, and Riverdance. Jimmy has appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno three times, twice on the Rosie O’Donnell Show, Late Night with David Letterman, twice on the tony awards, the grammy awards, Drama Desk awards, Macy’s thanksgiving Day Parade, kennedy Center Honors, and the 1997 Presidential inauguration.

CRaIg waletzko(Father) Westchester Broad-way theatre audiences have seen Craig in pro-ductions of On Your Toes (professional debut!), Fun-ny Girl (Eddie), Hello Dolly

(Cornelius) and Cats (Munkustrap). His Broad-way and National tour credits include Guys and Dolls, Young Frankenstein, Spamalot, A Christmas Carol, Cats, Steel Pier, and Gypsy. Recent on-camera work includes featured roles in House of Cards, Boardwalk Empire, Blue Bloods, Amazon’s Alpha House, and The Knick for Cinemax. He is a Carnegie-Mellon grad, a proud member of actors Equity, prouder husband of actress/direc-tor/playwright Joey Brenneman, and proudest Dad of zadie and Hallie. www.craigwaletzko.com


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Monday, May 12

gRant albRIght(Little Boy) is in the sev-enth grade and thrilled to be part of the show! this is grant’s first major role at WBt. His previous local credits include: Corny

Collins in Hairspray, Mendel in Fiddler, Ching Ho in Millie, and teen angel in Grease. grant enjoys dancing, improv, climbing trees, and traveling. He wants to thank John Fanelli and the dedicated staff of Standing Ovation Studio’s for believing in him, Catherine Nesbitt for her support and guidance, his sister and parent’s for the endless driving, and his Mema for his love of show tunes!

JulIa gRaCe gold(Little Girl) is delighted to return to the Westchester Broadway theatre for Ragtime after perform-ing in Fiddler on the Roof (Bielke) and Miracle on

34th Street (Brigette) last year. Some of her most recent credits include The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy) and Annie (annie) with Standing Ovation Studios. Julia would like to thank John Fanelli for giving her the chance to perform this role and her dog Melody for making her smile.

JeReMY MIChael lanutI (Little Boy), age 10, is thrilled to be returning to the WBt after performing in Oliver! (Fagin’s gang/Oliver u/s). Previouscredits include Seussical the

Musical (Jojo) at the Y arts theatre Co. in Wyckoff, NJ and with Just Off Broadway, inc. in Newburgh, NY, and Amahl and The Night Visitors (amahl) at JOB, inc.. Jeremy most recently appeared as Willy Wonka with his friends at North Main Elementary School. Jeremy studies tap, ballet, and hip-hop at M’Lanie Hunter Dance, and voice with Jody Weatherstone. He enjoys play-ing the piano and drums. Jeremy thanks John Fanelli and this production’s team for giving him this wonderful opportunity. Big hugs to his fam-ily, friends, & mentors (Joyce, Ed, Rich, Mark).

ellIe leIbneR(Little Girl) is thrilled to be making her Westchester Broadway theatre debut. She has appeared in LYt productions of Fiddler(Fruma Sarah), Thoroughly

Modern Millie (Bun Foo), Les Mis (Young Cosette), Oliver (Rose Seller), Beauty and the Beast (Lumiere), Joseph (Narrator) and Cats (Jemimah). Other credits include: Wizard of Oz (Dorothy), Annie (annie), Guys and Dolls (adelaide) and more. Ellie thanks John and Nannette Fanelli, Shelly and Mennie Mallah, Shelton Becton, and the cast and crew of Ragtime for the amazing oppor-tunity and for inspiring her to reach for the stars!


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ChaSe o’bRIen(Little Boy), an eighth grader from Upper Saddle River, NJ, is thrilled to be re-turning to the Westchester Broadway theatre under the direction of John Fanelli. Chase was last

seen on this stage as Charley Bates/Fagin’s gang in Oliver! Chase has previously per-formed in Willy Wonka (Mike teeVee), Suessical (Wickersham Brother, Cadet), The Music Man (Winthrop), Miracle on 34th Street (thomas Mara Jr.), and The Wizard of Oz (Lollipop guild). Chase greatly appreciates the love and support of his family and friends and would like to thank the cast and crew of this wonderful production. Special thanks go to John, Reegan and tim for their constant support and encouragement.

MollY PeRRIne(Little Girl) is excited to be reunited with many of her theatre friends in Ragtime. She started on this stage at Westchester Broadway theatre in Peter Pan at the age of 6,

and she hasn’t stopped acting since. Her recent credits include Wizard Of Oz (Cowardly Lion), Annie Jr. (annie), Hairspray (Dancer), and Oliver (Fagin’s Boy). She spends most of her time at Lighthouse Youth theatre and she would like to thank John, Lauren, Carrie, her family and her friends.

John FanellI (Artistic Director) Holds a degree in theatre arts from the University of California, San Diego. Mr. Fanelli has had more than seventeen successful years directing, teaching and creating programs for young peo-ple in theatre arts. John helped to establish a network of theater programs for young people that spanned the coast of California and reached to auckland, New zealand. He returned to NY in 2004 and developed the Westchester Broadway theater’s Young artists of the WBt. He expanded his reach and scope of program-ming by taking over as artistic Director for the times Square group based in NYC, where he developed and implemented educational theatre programs for the public schools of NYC. in 2006 Mr. Fanelli founded his own non-profit educa-tional theatre company called the Lighthouse Youth theatre. LYt is an amalgamation of John’s professional and educational talents that blend into one organization dedicated to train-ing young people in the arts and giving them the tools necessary to succeed not only in the arts, but in life. John would like to thank his wife, Nannette and their three children for all their love, always! and a very special thanks to Mennie and Shel for all their dedication and support to Standing Ovation Studios. gReg gRahaM (Choreographer) having the honor to choreograph a concert version of Ragtime at Lincoln Center’s avery Fisher Hall, he was very excited to do it again for Standing Ovation Studios. His Off -Broadway & NYC credits include Motel Rasdell in which he won the 2013 Mid town international Festival award


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Tuesday, June 10

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for Outstanding Choreography, Finks at the Ensemble Studio theatre (SDC Calloway award Nominee), Tio Pepe at the NY Public theater, Broadway Bares, Rockers On Broadway, and the Maccabi games Opening Ceremony at Madison Square garden. REgiONaL: Somewhere at the Old globe, Les Miserables at the zach, Spring Awakening, The Merry Widow, The Full Monty, On The Town, and Assassins. tELEViSiON: Ugly Betty (aBC), Celebrity Fit Club (VH1). FiLM: State of Play with Russell Crowe. His on stage credits include the Broadway casts of Fosse, Chicago, Hairspray, Never Gonna Dance, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, and Billy Elliot (Resident Choreographer).

Steve loFtuS (Set Designer) has been affil-iated with John Fanelli and Standing Ovation Studios for many years. He has designed recent production of Seussical, Big River, The Music Man, In The Heights and Oliver. Steve has also been working with WBt since Cats in 2002, having designed and constructed over 50 productions on this stage. Some favorites include Aida, The Hot Mikado, Little Shop, Gypsy, Phantom and White Christmas. Steve is the proud owner of Scene Works inc, a full service scenic shop providing design and fabrication for all your theatrical needs.

gaIl baldonI (Costume Designer) is New York based and works across the country and abroad. NYC credits include My Fair Lady star-ring kelsey grammar and kelli O’Hara at the New York Philharmonic, Wonderful Town at New York City Opera and an Emmy nom-ination for NBC’s Another World. Film work: Mermaids, starring Cher and The Boy in the Bathtub. Numerous Regional shows for Papermill Playhouse, goodspeed Opera, the ahmanson theater, North Shore Music theatre, Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, the Boston Ballet, and the Westchester Broadway theatre. 13 Off-Broadway shows to date. gail’s tours have reached taiwan, Singapore, Portugal, Columbia and Switzerland. Other favorite projects include the Rockette’s Christmas Show, Disney on Ice and The Ringling Bros. Circus. gail has worked with Richard Maltby Jr. on several productions of Ain’t Misbehavin’ and is prepping for another one.

John Flanagan (Lighting Designer) is excit-ed to be returning to the WBt as designer for Standing Ovation Studio’s Ragtime. John has lit shows for Lighthouse Youth theater, the Emilin theater, technical Directions, audio

Visual Resources and the Poor Mouth theater Company as well as many Westchester schools. John would like to thank andrew gmoser for his time and extensive knowledge as lighting consultant for this production.

John tanneR (Sound Designer) is a com-poser, sound designer and Milwaukee Rep associate artist. He is also one of the Principals of tanner-Monagle inc., a video and audio pro-duction and post-production house. His experi-ence covers a broad range of work in scoring, arranging and music composition for television, documentaries, advertising, radio, industrial video and theater. His music has won numerous awards, including: golden Reel awards; telly


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WHO’S WHOawards; national, regional and local american advertising Federation “addys,” Silver Microphone awards and RaC awards for retail advertising. John has also garnered both gold and Platinum sales certification for his album engineering work. His projects include scores for NBC, aBC, Lion’s gate, PBS and countless national brands. He has written original scores and designed sound for theatrical productions at Milwaukee Repertory theater, Yale Repertory theatre, american Players theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, First Stage Children’s theater, Fireside theatre and many others.

Shelton l. beCton (Composer, Lyricist, Musical Director) North Carolina, the state of green pastures and dogwood trees is also the birthplace of Shelton L. Becton. From the ten-der age of 4 he taught himself to play the piano. He accompanied his first church choir at 7 years of age. During his intermediate years, Shelton refined his talents by furthering his education through private study. this led him to attend Howard University, where he graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance. Being well versed at the piano, pipe organ, synthesizer, and as a vocalist, Shelton has served in a variety of professional capacities. His expertise as a musical director, arranger, and vocal accompa-nist has been commissioned by such artists as Judy Collins, Roz Ryan of tV’s Amen & The Andersons, Roberta Flack, Phylicia Rashad and Patti austin. Shelton’s vocal accomplishments are in a multitude of genres. Singing pop, urban contemporary, classical, country and gospel styles are a few of the selling features of his vocal agility. His rich resonant quality has been fea-tured in such commercials as apple Cinnamon Cheerios, kodak, and general Motors. Well-known artists such as anita Baker, Billy Preston, Bette Midler, Rickie Lee Jones, and Wintley Phipps have sought after his signature perfor-mance style. Other recording credits include Judy Collins’ “the times of Our Lives”, Noel Pointer’s “Calling”, Frankie knuckles’ “Beyond the Mix”, Patti austin’s “Love is gonna getcha & “Live at the Bottom Line”, and Roberta Flack’s “Christmas album”. With his inimita-ble gospel style, he opened the 1999 summer music festival for New York’s Lincoln Center. the festival was entitled “House Full of Praise.” in that same year he was commissioned to arrange the Negro spiritual “great Day” for the Negro Spiritual Scholarship Foundation

in Orlando, Florida. Shelton’s vocals have also graced recordings by Vanessa Williams and Celine Dion. One of his original Christmas spir-ituals entitled “Oh, How Precious” was featured on the arsenio Hall Show in 1993. it continuses to be the finale for the Christmas tour called “the Colors of Christmas”. the original tour featured Patti austin, Jeffrey Osborne, Roberta Flack, and Peabo Bryson. Metropolitan opera star Denyce graves enlisted three of Shelton’s original Negro spirituals for her NPR record-ing of “angels Watching Over Me.” Shelton’s inspired and uplifting compositions have been hailed and featured by prestigious choirs such as the Eastern High School Choir of Washington, D.C., the Riverside Church inspirational Choir of New York, the Morehouse and Spellman Choirs of atlanta, georgia, and the Brooklyn tabernacle Choir of Brooklyn, New York. His compositions have been televised on the Cosby Show, Christmas in Washington, and the UNiCEF Broadcast taped in amsterdam. He was awarded the very first accompanist tro-phy at the Jung und Musik Festival in Vienna for pinch-hitting for competing choirs in the performance of Borodin’s Polevetsian Dances. His role as producer/arranger can be witnessed on Disney World’s “zip-a-dee-doo-dah” and “Supercal” tV commercials. His expertise in composing and arranging for vocals was evi-denced on aBC tV’s The City in which his originals and arrangements were utilized for a wedding scene. in musical theatre Shelton has conducted productions of The Wiz and Ain’t Misbehavin’, The Color Purple, Memphis, and Baby, It’s You. He also arranged two pieces for the revue Three Mo’ Tenors, which toured the country and aired on a PBS special. He also conducted the critically acclaimed Nativity - A Life Story with Stephanie Mills, BeBe Winans, Phylicia Rashad, Lillias White, and Freddie Jackson. Marvin Hamlisch, renowned composer and conductor, gave rave reviews for Shelton’s composition “Because this Child Was Born” when it was per-formed with the National Symphony Orchestra during the 2004 Christmas season. His recently served as conductor of the tony award winning Broadway musical - In The Heights, which played at the Westchester Broadway theatre. it is his honor to serve as Music Supervisor for the 2014 production of Ragtime staged at the same theater. His respect for his craft, his talent and blessings, are strongly linked with his spiritual upbring-ing. Shelton continues to foster his growth at every available opportunity, always striving for excellence.


WHO’S WHOdan kazeMI (Musical Director/Conductor) is a Philadelphia-based composer, actor, musical director and educator, and was Musical Director for the Milwaukee Rep recent productions of Ragtime, Blues in the Night, Assassins, Always…Patsy Cline, Next to Normal and Cabaret. He grad-uated from Haverford College with a Ba in Music Composition and a theatre minor. in Philadelphia, Dan most recently orchestrated and musically directed the world premiere of the musical Tulipomania at the arden theatre Company. Dan musically directed Tick, Tick…Boom, Austerntations, The PhillyRocks! Concerts, The World Goes Round (Barrymore nomination), Reefer Madness, Little Shop of Horrors, Rooms and The Great American Trailer Park Musical for 11th Hour theatre Company. He also received a Helen Hayes nomination for his work on the D.C. premiere of The Musical of Musicals: The Musical, a Barrymore Nomination for The Flea and the Professor (arden theatre Co.), and received a Barrymore award for 11th Hours Avenue X. at the Walnut Street theatre, Dan musically directed arranged and performed in The Irish…and How They Got That Way (two Barrymore Nominations). Dan’s music has been performed at the Cirque de Demain in Paris, at the a.W.a.R.D. Show Philadelphia and in 213 Productions collaborations, Untitled Project #213 and Your Attention Please! Dan is also the composer of a new musical, The Tapioca Miracle (thetapiocamiracle.com)

tIMothY SPlaIn (Associate Musical Director/ Conductor) Off-Broadway/New York credits include A Minister’s Wife (Lincoln Center), Adding Machine

(Minetta Lane), 3 Kinds of Exile (atlantic), Jane austen’s Pride and Prejudice (NYMF), The Hundred Dresses (atlantic for kids), The Holiday Guys, Storyville (York). National tour: Little House On The Prarie. Regional: Next To Normal (Milwaukee Rep); Rent (dir. David Cromer, atC/about Face); A Minister’s Wife, She Loves Me, A Little Night Music (Writers’ theatre); Threepenny Opera (Hypocrites). Credits as Orchestrator/arranger include The Hundred Dresses, Baritones Unbound, Anatole, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical.

StePhen FeRRI (Musical Contractor) has worked on over 100 productions in his varied career, which encompasses experiences in musi-cal direction, orchestrating, contracting, playing keyboards and to all areas of technical theatre design/management. He has had the privilege to have worked everywhere from on & off Broadway, NYMF, Sandbox theatre, WPPaC, Westchester Broadway theatre, and numerous other venues. Recent credits include musical directing Les Miserables (wppac), Shrek, NY Regional Premieres of Bare, The Color Purple, Avenue Q, Spring Awakening & Next To Normal. Orchestration cred-its: Foreverman (NYMF), Roads Courageous, Oliver (WBt), World Premiere of the 30 piece orches-tration of Songs for A New World which he also conducted & From Broadway w/ Love which aired on PBS. Stephen was named one of the “top People to Watch” in Westchester Magazine’s Jan. 2012 issue and is the recipient of the 2012 NYMF award for Excellence in “Outstanding Orchestration” for Foreverman, the 2008 Helen Hayes theatre award for “achievement in

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WHO’S WHOtechnical Production”, and the 2007 Pedro “Unsung Hero” award. Stephen holds a BFa in Stage Management from Purchase College’s Conservatory of theater arts ’13, and is the founder of both the New Musical theatre Series & Harrison Summer theatre.

MIChael CaSSaRa, CSa (Casting Director) Recent credits include Forbidden Broadway: Alive & Kicking! (off-Broadway and cast recording), Bubble Boy: The Musical (world premiere), Fat Camp (off-Broadway and regional), Kingdom (the Old globe). Resident Casting Director for the New York Musical theatre Festival (NYMF) since 2007, where he has cast over 50 new musicals since the festival’s inception in 2004. additionally, in 2013 he began serving in the same capacity for the National alliance for Musical theatre (NaMt). Film: The Hyperglot (dir. Michael Urie), Paper Dreams, Clear Blue Tuesday, Contest, and Grantham and Rose (dir. kristin Hanggi, starring Marla gibbs and Jake t. austin.) Native Clevelander. Member of the Casting Society of america. Many thanks to Shelly, Mennie, and John for their visionary leadership and dedication to the art of musical theatre. MichaelCassara.net / @michaelcassara

alISon SoloMon (Associate Choreographer) is currently the associate Choreographer for Beautiful - The Carole King Musical. associate/assistant: Carnegie Hall, Shakespeare theatre Company, Vineyard theatre, NYMF, Fire island Dance Festival, The View, Dora’s Explorer Girls, Lord & taylor. Performance: Billy Elliot (National tour), In the Heights (National tour), Show Boat (Carnegie Hall), Camelot (Lincoln Center), Swing! (National tour), Boardwalk Empire, and more. thanks greg & blocNYC! www.alisolomon.com

MaRIa CantIn (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be working on Ragtime. Her most recent produc-tions were Bubble Boy the Musical and Character Man at american theater group at Hamilton Stage. She graduated in 2012 from the Yale School of Drama, where her credits include The Bachelors, The Tall Girls, A Streetcar Named Desire, Every Other Hamlet in The Universe, The Droll, The Seagull, and Buffalo, Maine. Other credits include Macbeth, Julius Caesar (Elm Shakespeare Company), Good Goods, The Piano Lesson, Three Sisters (Yale Repertory theatre); Normal, Future Oprah Lovesong (Yale Cabaret); and Stuck Elevator (Yale institute for Music theatre). She received her undergraduate degree at Hillsdale College,

and is a proud member of actors’ Equity association.

MennIe and ShellY Mallah (Executive Producers) are thrilled to be co-producing this masterpiece of musical theater. With 40 years in special education, including 20 as a school superintendent, Mennie greatly values the power-ful and relevant messages Ragtime delivers about overcoming challenge in pursuit of the american dream, especially for the underprivileged seeking success and realizing their full potential. Her and Shelly’s hearts lie, however, in watching Fatye in the role of Coalhouse Walker, Jr., and all of the cast and crew evolve, both as individual talents

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and as a unified group to tell this important story through brilliant song and dance with masterful theatrics. Upon meeting Fatye nine years ago, they were moved by his raw talent, loving heart and desire to better himself. they have devoted them-selves since to supporting him and other young people to achieve their dreams. the story, char-acters and music of Ragtime resonate with Mennie and Shel as they all convey the very same messages they have devoted their lives to sharing with young people. they are once again thrilled to work alongside Director John Fanelli and the incredible cast, WBt and production team. together, they share their passion for Ragtime and have worked tirelessly to make this the unforgettable theatrical experience that it deserves to be.

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