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Thank you for joining us this season.We hope you enjoyed your time with us this summer as much as we enjoyed bringing you the

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As the fall approaches, we have begun planning our December Holiday Presentations.We are proudto announce that this year we are bringing you Broadway’s spectacular A Christmas Carol, originally

produced by Radio City Entertainment at the Theatre at Madison Square Garden. This lavish musicalproduction by the composer of Little Shop of Horrors, Beauty and the Beast, and Aladdin is sure to

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party that includes a compliment of champagne and hors d’oeuvres at the beautiful PatchogueTheatre. Also in this playbill is our 2007 Season Survey—your chance to tell us what shows you

would like to see next year. Please take a moment to give us your input.

We are grateful for the many wonderful and heartfelt comments we have received this year. Thank youso much for your continued support for our endeavors. As usual, we are committed to bringing you the

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Urinetown was produced on Broadway in September, 2001 by the Araca Group and Dodger Theatricals in association with

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DOUGLAS GOODHART ROBIN IRWIN GARY LINDEMANN DOUG TRAPP

featuringMISHAELA FAUCHÉR JOHN PATRICK HAYDEN MICHAEL HOPEWELL

JEREMIAH JAMES GINETTE RHODES MATTHEW SKRINCOSKY MARIA TOTTEN

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Officer Lockstock ......................................................................................................................GARY LINDEMANN*Penelope Pennywise ..........................................................................................................................ROBIN IRWIN*Bobby Strong ..............................................................................................................TIMOTHY A. FITZ-GERALD*Little Sally........................................................................................................................................MELISSA BOHON*Mr. McQueen ........................................................................................................................................DOUG TRAPP*Senator Fipp ........................................................................................................................................STEVE BRADY*Officer Barrel ........................................................................................................................DOUGLAS GOODHARTHope Cladwell ........................................................................................................................CHRISTINA DECICCO*Old Man Strong ..............................................................................................................JOHN PATRICK HAYDEN*Tiny Tom....................................................................................................................................MICHAEL HOPEWELLSoupy Sue..................................................................................................................................MISHAELA FAUCHÉRLittle Becky Two-Shoes..................................................................................................................MARIA TOTTEN*Robby the Stockfish ....................................................................................................................JEREMIAH JAMESCaldwell B. Cladwell ................................................................................................................................HAL DAVIS*Josephine Strong........................................................................................................................GINETTE RHODES*Mrs. Millennium ..............................................................................................................................MARIA TOTTEN*Dr. Billeaux................................................................................................................................MICHAEL HOPEWELLHot Blades Harry ............................................................................................................JOHN PATRICK HAYDEN*Billy Boy Bill ........................................................................................................................MATTHEW SKRINCOSKY

Officer Lockstock ............JOHN PATRICK HAYDEN*Penelope Pennywise ................GINETTE RHODES*Bobby Strong ..................................JEREMIAH JAMESLittle Sally ............................................MARIA TOTTEN*Mr. McQueen ..........................MICHAEL HOPEWELL

Hope Cladwell ..............................MELISSA BOHON*Caldwell B. Cladwell ..........................STEVE BRADY*Little Becky Two-Shoes ........MISHAELA FAUCHÉRHot Blades Harry/Old Man Strong/Tiny Tom ..............................MATTHEW SKRINCOSKY

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Conductor ................DAVID ANDREWS ROGERSPiano ......................................................CARA DOBIETrombone ......................................MIKE CIFARELLI

Reeds ......................................................LOU GALLOBass ....................................CATHERINE O’MALLEYPercussion ......................................PETE DESALVO

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MICHAEL HOPEWELL ROBIN IRWIN JEREMIAH JAMES GARY LINDEMANN

GINETTE RHODES MATTHEW SKRINCOSKY MARIA TOTTEN DOUG TRAPP

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ACT I

“Prelude” ......................................................................................................................................Orchestra

“Urinetown” ..................................................................................................Lockstock and Company

“Privilege to Pee” ..................................................................................................Penny and The Poor

“Mr. Cladwell”..........................................................................Cladwell, McQueen, Hope and Staff

“Cop Song” ................................................................................................Lockstock, Barrel and Cops

“Follow Your Heart”....................................................................................................Hope and Bobby

“Look At the Sky” ................................................................................................Bobby and The Poor

“Don’t Be the Bunny” ..............................................................................................Cladwell and Staff

“Act One Finale” ........................................................................................................................Company

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ACT II

“What Is Urinetown” ................................................................................................................Company

“Snuff That Girl” ......................................................Hot Blades Harry, Little Becky and The Poor

“Run, Freedom, Run” ..........................................................................................Bobby and The Poor

“Follow Your Heart (Reprise)” ........................................................................................................Hope

“Why Did I Listen To That Man” ................Penny, Fipp, Lockstock, Barrel, Hope and Bobby

“Tell Her I Love Her”..........................................................................................Little Sally and Bobby

“We’re Not Sorry” ....................................................................................................................The Rebels

“I’m Not Sorry (Reprise)” ....................................................................................Cladwell and Penny

“I See a River” ........................................................................................................Hope and Company

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FIRE NOTICE — The exit indicated by a red light and sign nearest to the seat you occupy, is the shortest route to the outside. In the event of fire or other emergency, please do NOT run. WALK to that Exit. However, under normal circumstances, when leavingthe Theatre, use the center rear exits. SMOKING is prohibited in the BUILDING, as required by the Suffolk County NO SMOKINGOrdinance. Smoking in any area designated “No Smoking”renders the offenders subject to a fine, or imprisonment, or both.

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MELISSA BOHON (Little Sally/u/s Hope) gradu-ated from CCM in 2003 and came directly to theGateway Playhouse to be Ado Annie inOklahoma!. Then she was fortunate enough tobe cast as Anya, understudying Chava in theBroadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof starringAlfred Molina and, later, Harvey Fierstein. It wason this very stage where she became engagedand was then married that past June. She’s sograteful to God, her wonderful parents, herbrother Justin and her new husband, Corey.

STEVE BRADY (Senator Fipp/u/s Cladwell):Attempts at theatrical glory include The Nation-al Tour of The Exonerated with Lynn Redgraveand Robin Williams; Enigma Variations withDonald Sutherland in Toronto; and String Fever(Helen Hayes Nomination) at Theatre J, in Wash-ington DC. He’s also had hours of crosswordpuzzle time at Cincinnati Playhouse, WilmaTheatre, Papermill Playhouse, Charlotte Rep.,Irish Arts Center, Arden Theatre, Mill Mountain,Provincetown Playhouse, Allenberry and oth-ers. Exciting television appearances include

“Law & Order”, “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”,“Law & Order: Haven’t We Seen This?”, “Seinfeld”,“Late Show with David Letterman”, “Spin City”,“Beverly Hills 90210” and more. Steve lives inNew York City with his rabbit-eared televisionand life size poster of John Wayne.

HAL DAVIS (Caldwell B. Cladwell) was previ-ously seen by Gateway audiences as JulianMarsh in 42nd Street and Capt. E.J. Smith inTitanic, a role he also performed in the origi-nal Broadway company. Hal has over 60 pro-fessional credits from Broadway to regionaland stock theatre. Handy Dandy with JaneAlexander and Jerry Orbach (American PlaceTheatre), The Sound of Music (Lincoln Center)and Notes To Marianne (Joe’s Pub), etc. Rolesinclude: Sweeney Todd (TheatreVirginia/CasaManana), Daddy Warbucks(CasaManana), King Arthur (MTW), Rev. ShawMoore Footloose (ECT) and Sheriff Ed EarlDodd (NCT). National tours: Titanic as Mr.Strauss, The Best Little Whorehouse with Ann-Margret, The King and I with Sandy Duncan,Grease with Jack Wagner, Joseph...Dreamcoatwith David Cassidy, and Joe in I’m Getting MyAct Together with Connie Stevens. TV: “TheRise and Fall of Jim Crow” (PBS), “One Life ToLive” as Detective Frank Slocum (ABC), “Lov-ing” (ABC). Recordings: Best Little Whore-house/Ann-Margret, Good News (original castrecording). The song, “To Christmas”, writtenby Hal, was included on the 2000 BroadwayCares album “Carols for the Cure”. Hal’s secondpassion is teaching. This summer he directedkids of all ages, “Acting the 10 Minute Play”, at

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CHRISTINA DECICCO (Hope Cladwell) is glad tobe performing near her Long Island home! Cred-its include: Maria (West Side Story); Belle(Disney’s Beauty and the Beast); Lucy (Jekyll &Hyde); Annie Oakley (Annie Get Your Gun); MariaElena (Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story). She can’twait to perform her real-life role as “Anthony’sBride” this coming December! Thanks to herparents, Anthony, Henderson-Hogan and every-one at Gateway Playhouse for taking a chance onher! Proud member of Actors Equity Association.

MISHAELA FAUCHÉR (Soupy Sue/u/s LittleBecky Two-Shoes): This is Mishaela’s first showat the Gateway Playhouse, having just gradu-ated with a BFA from the Boston Conservato-ry this past May. She recently made her NewYork debut playing the role of Esmay/Isis inthe off-off-Broadway production of AutumnMoon. Favorite credits include: The GoodWoman of Setzuan (Shen Te/Shui Ta), Ruthless(Tina Denmark), Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey),and Cabaret (Fraulein Kost). She has also per-formed with the world-acclaimed BostonSymphony Orchestra as a featured soloist inthe Boston Pops. Mishaela would like to thankher parents, sisters, family and friends for theireverlasting support.

TIMOTHY A. FITZ-GERALD (Bobby Strong) isthrilled to be working with the Gateway Play-house for the first time. On Broadway, Tim creat-

ed the role of Chris Bell in The Boy From Ozopposite Hugh Jackman. He was also seen inTitanic (National Tour), The Rocky Horror Show(Los Angeles), and The Wind in the Willows (Off-Broadway), as well as numerous regional pro-ductions. Most recently, Tim was seen in theNational Tour of Joseph and the AmazingTechnicolor Dreamcoat, where he understudiedPatrick Cassidy in the title role. Tim is a graduateof Syracuse University (BFA), and a proud mem-ber of Actors’ Equity. This performance is dedi-cated to the memory of his loving step-mother,Mary, and to his father Charles, who demon-strates the meaning of strength every day.

DOUGLAS GOODHART (Officer Barrel) was lastseen on the Gateway stage in Show Boat. Dou-glas recently graduated from the Boston Con-servatory, where his credits include OurCountry’s Good (Phillip/Wisehammer), The ManWho Came to Dinner (Sheridan Whiteside),Cabaret (Herr Shultz), Almost Maine (Lendall),and Rocket Man (Buck). Many thanks to Robin,Mom, Dad, Erika, and Mara.

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JOHN PATRICK HAYDEN (Old Man Strong/HotBlades Harry/u/s Lockstock/ Fight Captain): Gate-way Debut! Broadway: Tartuffe with Brian Bed-ford and Henry Goodman presented by theRoundabout Theatre Company. Favorite region-al credits include Hamlet, Romeo, The PirateKing in Pirates of Penzance, Marlow in She StoopsTo Conquer, Jake and Charlie in productions ofStones in His Pockets, Kenny in Fuddy Meers, andJason Posner in Wit. As a fight director Mr. Hay-den has worked at the Roundabout Theatre,The L.A. Globe, George Street Playhouse andthe Atlantic Theatre Company. Thanks to Keithfor the experience, love to my family and MaryElizabeth Kelley.

MICHAEL HOPEWELL (Tiny Tom/u/s McQueen)is thrilled be making his Gateway Playhousedebut! Michael comes to Urinetown fresh off ofPhoenix Entertainment’s Asian tour of Greasewhere he played Eugene. Other regional creditsinclude: Grease (Teen Angel/Eugene), Gypsy (Mr.Goldstone), Robin Hood (Prince John). Record-

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ROBIN IRWIN (Penelope Pennywise): Broad-way/National Tours include; The Tony Award-winning Titanic, Grease!, and even the ill-fatedDance of the Vampires, all original casts. She hasplayed opposite such stars as Michael Crawford,Sally Struthers, Brooke Shields, Mickey Dolenz,Davey Jones, Debra Gibson, and Jon Secada.Regional/Off-Broadway credits include a num-ber of sassy, scheming maids, and well-mean-ing prostitutes. Favorites: Aldonza in Man of LaMancha, and Sarraghina in NINE with D.J. Salis-bury, Petra in A Little Night Music, and Dorine inTartuffe. TV/Radio – “Sex in the City”, “Jack andMike”, “Law & Order”, and voice-overs for every-thing from baby products to chain saws. Robin

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JEREMIAH JAMES (Robby the Stockfish/u/sBobby Strong) is thrilled to be making his Gate-way playhouse debut. Some of his favoriteroles in the past have been Bobby Child inCrazy for You (for which he was the youngestperformer ever nominated for an LA theaterOvation award for Best Lead Actor in a Musical),Curly in the first national tour revival ofOklahoma!. Stan in the Premier production ofthe Laurence O’Keefe musical Rocken! TomTrainer in No No Nanette, Wayne Frake in StateFair, as well as many others. Jeremiah also has along list of commercials and voiceovers to hiscredit for such companies as Coca-Cola, Visa,

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rinetown is the show that succeededbeyond anyone’s wildest expecta-tions… and even the creators didn’t

have high ones. Writer Greg Kotis, who con-sidered musicals a cheesy, dated art form, gotthe idea for a show about paying for access towater after finding himself in Paris choosingbetween eating and paying to take a bath.Thinking the idea was so absurd that it justhad to be written as a musical, he brought infellow University of Chicago graduate MarkHollman to compose the score. They chal-lenged themselves to think of the worst con-cept for a show they could imagine, and give itfull expression. “Sort of like what would thewhole ̀ Springtime For Hitler’would have beenlike from `The Producers,’”Kotis has explained.

In 1999, after more than 50 rejectionsfrom various theaters around the country,Kotis and Hollman’s piece was accepted byNY Fringe Festival. The NY Fringe Festival wasstarted in 1996 by The Present Company, atheatre group that lacked the finances to getto Scotland for Edinburgh’s InternationalFringe Festival, the largest performing artsfestival in the world. Briefly, Kotis and Holl-

man got cold feet over the title and asked thefestival organizers if they should change it.But programs and advertising had alreadygone out, and producers told Kotis that ofthe 150 shows in the festival, Urinetown wascausing the most buzz. NY Fringe audienceswent wild for the show’s satire of Big Businesssprinkled with references to classic musicalssuch as West Side Story and Sweeney Todd.Tickets were impossible to come by, and theshow was picked up for an Off-Broadway runin 2001 thanks in part to playwright DavidAuburn (Proof), another classmate of Kotis,who called his producers The Araca Groupduring intermission and urged them to seethe show.

Although naysayers claimed the showwas too offbeat and the subject matterwould never sell, Urinetown became the first(and so far only) NY Fringe Festival show toget a Broadway run, and moved into HenryMiller’s Theater for rehearsals in summer2001. The first new musical of the 2002 sea-son, its initial opening date was pushed backa week after the events of 9/11, and itopened on September 20, 2001. The show’slegitimacy was helped in the eyes of the pub-lic when it was announced that DodgerTheatricals, Tony winners for Titanic and theprevious year’s 42nd Street, would join TheAraca Group among the producers, JohnRando (The Dinner Party and A ThousandClowns) would now direct, and the Fringecast would be virtually replaced with sea-soned Broadway performers includingadmired veteran John Cullum as Caldwell B.Cladwell. Later in the run replacementsincluded Carolee Carmello (City of Angels, TheScarlet Pimpernel) and Charles Shaughnessy,“Mr. Sheffield” of TV’s The Nanny.

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GINETTE RHODES (Josephine Strong/u/sPennywise): Off-Broadway: I Love You, You’rePerfect, Now Change (Woman One/Two), WildParty at New York Theatre Workshop (Nadine).Regional credits include originating the role ofErin in the premiere of Married Alive (AmericanHeartland Theatre), I Love You… (CincinnatiPlayhouse), Patty Andrews in Sisters of Swing(Capital Rep). Ginette has workshopped manyshows in New York including Once Upon A Timein New Jersey and Madly in Love. She is excitedto be a part of the new show A Dog’s Life, beingworkshopped in November. Film: “DeliveryMethod” (winner, New Haven Film Festival)and “Honey”. Ginette dedicates this perform-ance, and every one to come, to her inspira-tional mother.

MATTHEW SKRINCOSKY (Billy Boy Bill/u/s HotBlades Harry & Old Man Strong): a Pennsylvanianative and alumnus of DeSales University,Matthew is thrilled to be making his GatewayPlayhouse debut! Because of this performance,Matthew is overjoyed to be accepting his EquityCard. He has recently performed in the NewYork City Fringe Festival 2006 in the WorldPremiere of Only a Lad, an 80s Rock Musical. Hismost memorable roles include Tony (West SideStory), Jesus (Godspell), Romeo (Romeo andJuliet) and the Barber (Man of La Mancha) bothat the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival.Matthew would like to above all thank God, andhis ever diligent, highly supportive, and fantas-tic manager Cathy Parker. To the incomprehen-sible cast and crew of Urinetown, you all rock myworld! To my loves – Mom, Dad, Frank, Brian,Alan, Tommy and Jaeme…thank you from thebottom of my heart for...everything. Withoutyour love and support I am nothing, and thismeans nothing.

MARIA TOTTEN (Little Becky /u/s LittleSally/Dance Capt.): A proud member of AEA,Maria is delighted to be returning to Gatewayfor Urinetown after playing Anybodys in WestSide Story. Since then she has peed in theatresall over the country as Agnes Gooch (Mame),

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DOUG TRAPP (Mr. McQueen) is delighted tomake his Gateway Playhouse debut in Urinetownand to be working once again with director KeithAndrews. Doug comes to Gateway right on theheels of Dirty Blonde at Barnstormers Theatre.Earlier this summer, he was singing and playingragtime piano in the premiere of The Music of TinPan Alley at Stamford Theatre Works. His Off-Broadway/National Tour credits include SaratogaTrunk Songs (Brian) – The York Theatre, If the ShoeFits (ensemble) NYMF – The Lion Theatre, AboutFace (Pepperton) – Blue Heron Arts Center, Lucky

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PAUL ALLAN (Producer) has been involved intheatre since before he can remember. In theearly days of Gateway, he spent his summersfollowing around his grandfather who had his

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KEITH ANDREWS (Director/ Choreographer): isvery excited to be back at Gateway after direct-ing and choreographing last year’s productionof the Full Monty at the Patchogue Theater. HisGateway experience also includes assistantchoreographing and performing in Big, theMusical and The Music Man. Previously, Keithhas directed the National Tours of the Full Montyand Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah. He has alsodirected and choreographed at many regionaland stock theaters throughout the country.Recent credits include: Pirates of Penzance andMy Way, the Sinatra Tribute at St. Michael’s Play-house, Dirty Blonde at the Barnstormers Theater,Sweet Charity, Godspell, Pump Boys and Dinettes,Forever Plaid, and many more. Keith choreo-graphed the off-Broadway revival of HelloMuddah..., as well as productions of Joseph...,Little Me, and Promises, Promises, to name a few.As a performer, Keith has toured around theworld with shows such as: West Side Story, SevenBrides for Seven Brothers, Mame, and The RadioCity Christmas Spectacular. In educational the-ater, he associate directs and choreographs thestudent showcases at the American Musicaland Dramatic Academy in NYC and has directedin the musical theater program at the USDANCenter for the Creative and Performing Artshere on Long Island. Thanks again to Robin andPaul for their belief and support and to Davidfor joining me on this endeavor.

DAVID ANDREWS ROGERS (Musical Director) isdelighted to be making his debut at Gatewaywith this production of Urinetown. He has beenMusic Director and Conductor for the BroadwayNational Tours of Les Misérables and Hal Prince’sShow Boat, and he made his Carnegie Halldebut conducting the New York Pops in a trib-ute to Kander and Ebb. David’s other conduct-ing credits include the Broadway National Tourof Phantom of the Opera, the ABC-TV prime-time special “In a New Light” (conducting forstars including Joel Grey, Patti LuPone, NellCarter and many others), and over 150 hit pro-ductions in stock and regional theatre (includ-ing Sacramento Music Theatre, Lyric Theatre ofOklahoma, and Ford’s Theatre in Washington,DC). His Off-Broadway credits include The Vocal

Lords (Theatre St. Clements) and numerousNew York readings of new musicals includingCaligula (New York Music Theatre Festival),Knight Life, Boy Meets Boy, and Dorian (whichhad its world premiere at the Denver Center).David is also Music Director and Conductor for80s pop star and Broadway Performer DeborahGibson with whom he appears frequently inconcert. A member of the faculty of the Ameri-can Musical and Dramatic Academy, he is origi-nally from Texas, was educated at SouthernMethodist University in Dallas and OxfordUniversity in England and now makes his homein New York City.

ROBIN JOY ALLAN (Casting and Artistic Direc-tor) has been the Casting Director at Gatewayfor the last twelve years. Four years ago, shebecame the Artistic Director at Gateway whichincludes not only several Manhattan excursionsto cast all productions, but involves planningadvertising strategies for all productions, hiringcreative staff, designing season ads, posters andbooklets, overseeing artistic aspects of eachproduction, costumes, sets and wigs, oversee-ing Children’s Theatre, beautifying the Gatewayproperty from choosing paint colors for actorhousing, to adding new perennial floral addi-tions to the Gateway landscape. Prior to movingback home into the wonderland setting of herchildhood, she did thrive in Corporate America,spending five years in Los Angeles, casting sev-eral TV pilots, MOW’s and feature films. You’llfind her name on the feature films; Parenthood,When Harry Met Sally, Lord of the Flies, Side Outand Ghost. Along with her Artistic and CastingDirector duties, she is the force behind Gate-way’s Acting School Division, where she teach-es the advanced classes. This is her mostimpassioned work. Her daughter Hayley,inspires her every day. She hopes her effort isgood enough to honor her family, and theiramazing effort all these years to bring theatrewith integrity to Long Island.

MICHAEL MINARIK (Assistant Director) was onthe First National Broadway Touring companyof Urinetown, working with the original TonyAward-winning Broadway creative team. He

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BRIAN LOESCH (Lighting Designer/ProductionManager) graduated with a Degree in Techni-cal Theatre from Suffolk County CommunityCollege. He has previously designed The FullMonty, A Holiday Spectacular On Ice (2004version), South Pacific, Footloose, Jesus ChristSuperstar, Kiss Me Kate, Holiday Hop, Cabaretand numerous children's theatre productionsincluding Peter Pan (2004) and Jungle Book(2005) for Gateway. Brian is thrilled to be partof the Gateway Family for his ninth straightseason. Other design credits includeLanguage of Angels (Henry Street Experimen-tal Theatre, NYC), Paraffin Touch (WorldPremiere at Suffolk County Community Col-lege), The Man Who Would Be King (WorldPremiere at the Antrim Playhouse), Kiss MeKate (Cape Fear Regional Theatre), the 2003National Tour of George M! (Candlewood Int./Mainstage Productions), the 2004 NationalTour of Titanic (Candlewood Int.), the 2004National Tour of A Holiday Spectacular On Ice(A Gateway / Candlewood Production), the2005-06 National Tour of Mame (CandlewoodInt.), and the upcoming 2006-07 NationalTour of Camelot.

KELLY TIGHE (Scenic Designer) Off Broadway:Almost Heaven. Regional: Aida, Cats, The FullMonty, and Jesus Christ Superstar (GatewayPlayhouse); Beauty and the Beast, Grease,Titanic, The Who’s Tommy, My Fair Lady (ContraCosta Musical Theatre); Annie, Kiss Me Kate,Joseph/Dreamcoat (Ohio’s Carousel DinnerTheater); West Side Story, The Scarlet Pimpernel(Diablo Light Opera Co.); Around The World In80 Days, The Pavilion, Picasso at the Lapin Agile(Center Repertory Co.); The Laramie Project, AMidsummer Nights Dream (PPAS/NYC). Mr.Tighe served as the resident Scenic Designer

for Western Michigan’s Cherry County Play-house (The Music Man starring William Kattand Josie DeGuzman, and the world premiereof Will’s Women starring Amanda McBroom),as well as Center Rep in the San Francisco BayArea. Television: Sunday Night Woah! (starringMo Rocca) for Animal Planet as well as sever-al spots for Verizon, Kit Kat, Disney, and theOxygen network. Awards and recognitions:Northern California’s “Shellie”, Drama-Logue,and the S.F. Bay Area’s Outer Critic’s Circle.Kelly resides in New York City.

ERIN KRAUS (Production Stage Manager) isoverwhelmed to be back at the GatewayPlayhouse for her seventh season as theCompany Manager and as one of their StageManagers. She spent this past winter as anAssistant Stage Manager for Radio City MusicHall’s Christmas Spectacular and at the NewSchool for Drama. Some of her favorite cred-its include The Will Rogers Follies, 42nd Street,and Cabaret. Erin would like to thank every-one at the Gateway Playhouse, especiallyPaul, Robin and Gale. for all their support.She would also like to thank Mom, Dad, andBrigid for their love and inspiration. Erinwould like to dedicate these performances toher Aunt Helen, who she knows is keeping aclose eye on her.✦

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