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Directed byCRAIG A. MILLER

Books & Lyrics byERIC IDLE

Music byJOHN DU PREZ & ERIC IDLE

From the Original screenplay byGRAHAM CHAPMAN, JOHN CLEESE, TERRY GILLIAM,

ERIC IDLE, TERRY JONES & MICHAEL PALIN

Production Stage ManagerEMILY SMITH

Music DirectorJASON SHERBUNDY

ChoreographerALISE GIRARD

Lighting DesignTHEO BRIDANT

Sound DesignALBERT CASSELHOFF

Assistant Music DirectorDAVID BROWN

Scenic DesignJESSE DREIkOSEN

Costume DesignPAMELA JOHNSON

Properties MastersROSHELL PULk & DENNIS PARLETT

The taking of photographs and the recording of this performance are strictly prohibited.Spamalot is produced by special arrangement with Theatrical Rights Worldwide, Inc.

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silly (sill-ee): adjective to be weak-minded or lacking good sense; stupid or foolish, absurd; ridiculous; irrational; stunned; dazed; nonsensical;

To be silly. It is the definition of Monty Python’s existence – their mantra – their mission. I was first introduced to the Python’s as most men in my generation: around the age of twelve or thirteen, word on the street was that the British allowed for some brief nudity on their television shows that was not being edited out for airing on regular TV here in America! So, what started out as late-night conquests for the rare, but occasional sighting of bare-breasted beauties on shows like Benny Hill and Faulty Towers, eventually led me into the world of Monty Python’s Flying Circus. Soon I was searching for anything and everything that the Pythons had done – and I soon found Monty Python and the Holy Grail. What inspires me to this day about this movie, now-turned Broadway musical, is how unabashedly brave and relentless it is in its silliness. The Pythons were geniuses at being silly – what an oxymoron! What a delicious contradiction! To look at the definition above and then juxtapose adjectives often used to define the Pythons, you end up with descriptors like brilliantly weak-minded, or skillfully lacking good sense, or consummately nonsensical, and luminously stupid! It is a director’s dream to work on a show that at once pays homage to the original movie, while also introducing Monty Python all over again – perhaps to a new generation - in a new medium. And so, it is my pleasure and honor to open our 2013 Season with such a funny, forget-your-troubles and look-on-the-bright-side of life piece of musical theatre.

I hope you all are in the mood for some silliness tonight! Please enjoy Spamalot, and welcome to 6th Street Playhouse’s 2013-2014 Season – we hope you take the Journey with us this season.

Craig A. Miller, Director

DIRECTOR’S NOTE

ARTISTIC STAFFCraig A. Miller, DirectorJason Sherbundy, Music Director/Keyboard/ConductorDavid Brown, Assistant Music Director/Keyboard/ConductorAlise Girard, ChoreographerJesse Dreikosen, Scenic DesignerTheo Bridant, Lighting DesignerPamela Johnson, Costume DesignerAlbert Casselhoff, Sound DesignerRoshell Pulk & Dennis Parlett, Properties MastersEmily Smith, Production Stage ManagerHarry Miller, Assistant Stage ManagerSkylar Evans, Sound Board Operator/Assistant DirectorMichael Greene, Hair and Makeup StylistVincent Mothersbaugh, Technical DirectorPhoenix Ritchie, Scenic ArtistBreen Bruder, Wardrobe SupervisorTy Donaldson, Graphic DesignerBill Chaplin, Ryan Severt & Bob Wiek, Carpenters

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Ensemble ........................................................ Annalisa AltamuraSir Gallahad ............................................................ Evan AttwoodSir Lancelot ............................................................ Mark BradburyThe Lady of the Lake ............................ Taylor Bartolucci DeGuilioEnsemble ............................................................ John BrowningEnsemble ................................................................ Kelsey ByrneSir Bedevere/Mother/Concorde ............................... Eyan DeanEnsemble ............................................................ Donovan Dutro Ensemble .............................................................. Dezi GallegosEnsemble ......................................................... Christine GrahamNot Dead Fred/Herbert ................................... Natalie HermanSir Robin ........................................................... Trevor HoffmannGod .................................................................................. Eric IdleKing Arthur ............................................................. Barry MartinEnsemble ......................................................... Marshall McGrawEnsemble .................................................. Asella Medina-SmithEnsemble ........................................................... Jonathan PayneEnsemble .................................................................. Joel ShuraEnsemble ............................................................ Nora SummersPatsy ............................................................................ Erik Weiss

The Place:Medieval England and Here

The Time:932 A.D. and Now

There will be one 15-minute intermission

Special Thanks:A very special thank you to Montgomery High School for loaning us their projector for the production of Singin’ In The Rain and Spamalot. Thank you to Cirkl Janowski for the wedding dress donation and Tamis at Baron Unlimited for the wig donation; to Harry Miller for helping with Properties on the show. The Playhouse would like to acknowledge all the volunteers who helped make this production possible, Stanroy Music Center, Gloria Hefner, Rose Hick, Bev O’Brien, Nancy Finlay, Caitlyn Adlard, Tracy Sigrist, Connie Campbell, Sue Sabine, and Michael Greene, thank you so very much.

SPAMALOTCASTAlphabetical by Last Name


Act I

Fisch Schlapping Song ....................................... The Company

Monk’s Chant .............................................................. The Monks

King Arthur’s Song ............................................ King Arthur & Patsy

He’s Not Dead Yet .......................... Robin, Lancelot, Fred, Company

Come With Me ............................... Lady of the Lake and the Laker Girls

Laker Girls Cheer ............................ King Arthur, Patsy, & the Lake Girls

The Song That Goes Like This ............Sir Gallahad & Lady of the Lake

All For One .............. King Arthur, Patsy, & Knights of the Round Table

Knights of the Round Table ........................................ The Company

Find Your Grail ................................ Lady of the Lake & The Company

Run Away ......................................................................... The Company

Act II

Always Look on the Bright Side of Life ................. Patsy, King Arthur, & Knights

Brave Sir Robin ............................................ Sir Robin & The Minstrels

You Won’t Succeed on Broadway ............... Sir Robin & The Company

The Diva’s Lament ....................................................... Lady of the Lake

Where Are You?/Here Are You .................................................. Herbert

His Name is Lancelot ............................................. Herbert & The Boys

I’m All Alone ............................................. King Arthur, Patsy, & Knights

The Song That Goes Like This (Reprise) .......................... King Arthur & Lady of the Lake

The Grail ............... King Arthur, Patsy, & Knights of the Round Table

We Are Not Yet Wed/Finale ........................................ The Company

Always Look on the Bright Side of Life (Reprise) ........ The Company

SPAMALOT

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ANNALISA ALTAMURA (Ensemble) Annalisa has loved performing in this theatre for quite a while now; Spamalot will be her seventh musical at the 6th Street Playhouse! She is entering her senior year at

Maria Carrillo High School where she most recently made her directing debut with the murder mystery, The Mousetrap. Working with the staff and cast at 6th Street this year has blessed her to no end, and would like everyone involved to know that they are treasured and loved immensely.

EVAN ATTWOOD (Sir Gallahad) From school plays to working after school with the Mendocino Theatre Company where he grew up Evan Attwood was born and raised doing what he loves. After his first

professional gig with the Mendocino Opera Festival, Evan moved down to Santa Rosa to attend the SRJC Theatre Program performing in shows like Cabaret, Anything Goes, and most recently Beauty and the Beast where he was honored to play Cogsworth. He has also been in local productions of We Bombed in Newhaven, No Exit, and Harvey. This is his first production with 6th Street Playhouse.

TAYLOR BARTOLUCCI DEGUILIO (Lady of the Lake) Taylor is thrilled to be back on the 6th Street stage! Recent credits include: Pippi in The Great American Trailer Park Musical (6SP), Fanny Brice

in Funny Girl (LPP), Maria in The Sound of Music (NVCT), Marcy in I Love You Because (LPP/STC), Viola in Twelfth Night (SNV) and Janet in The Drowsy Chaperone (6SP). Next, she can be seen in And The World Goes

Round at the Napa Valley Playhouse and in Victor/Victoria here at 6th Street. She is the current President and proud co-founder of Lucky Penny Productions with Barry Martin. She would like to thank her family and friends for their endless support! Keep up with her at www.taylorbartolucci.com

MARK BRADBURY(Lancelot) Mark was born at a very early age. He has been a Monty Python fan since before he could laugh. You may have seen him recently spinning the sign and running amuck in

The Great American Trailer Park Musical. Or Hop-Cloping around the main stage as Franz in The Producers. Other recent roles include George Bailey in It’s A Wonderful Life, Hal in Proof and Ralph Parker (the narrator) in A Christmas Story. When he is not acting at the 6th St Playhouse, Mark enjoys taking Silly Walks, being a lumberjack and Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam and Spam.

JOHN BROWNING(Ensemble) John graduated with a BA in Theatre Arts from Sonoma State University and served as Marketing Director for Narrow Way Stage Company for two years.

His credits include producing and directing Alice: The Rebellion of Wonderland, House Full of Letters and acting in a number of NWSC productions including Richard III (Duke of Gloucester), Julius Caesar (Marc Antony), Revenge of the Space Pandas (Topax), Coriolanus (Menenius) and Don Juan in Chicago (Don Juan). John has been nominated by Broadway World, Bay Area Theater Critics Circle and Stage One for his portrayal of Peter in Bug in 2011 and nominated again by BATC for his role of Little Charles in 6th Street’s production of August:

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BIOGRAPHIESOsage County. John feels incredibly lucky to be working with a phenomenal cast on his first musical. He is very grateful to his wife Michelle for her love and support.

KELSEY BYRNE (Ensemble) Kelsey has

been performing for many years. She is excited to be in another show at the 6th Street Playhouse. Kelsey spent a short time in New York City with a program

called SpringboardNYC, presented by the American Theatre Wing. She got to work with Tony Award Winning directors Kathleen Marshall, Seth Rudetsky, John Ruocco and many other well-respected mentors. She is currently going to Sonoma State University, working on her Music Degree. When not in shows, you can find Kelsey sitting in the sun under a tree plucking her banjo.

EYAN DEAN (Sir Bedevere/ Mother/Concorde) Eyan is delighted to be referring to himself in the third person as he states his love of the theatre and accomplishes in such. He recently

directed the audience favorite winner of the 10-minute Play Festival, Starbucks on Broadway and produced Self Expression through Art and then some Improv. He graced the GK Hardt stage in last seasons opener as Frankincense in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. He feels extremely honored and happy to be in Spamalot. Having been a longtime fan of Monty and their Pythons.

DEZI GALLEGOS(Ensemble) Dezi is ecstatic to be in one of his favorite musicals, Spamalot. Dezi has been involved with Cinnabar Theater’s youth program since he was 8, first as

an actor and now as a teacher. He recently appeared in an original documentary theater piece one-man show entitled God Fights the Plague featuring interviews with men and women of different religions. God Fights the Plague will return for a limited engagement at Cinnabar Theater this November. In fall 2014, Dezi will attend USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. Till then, he is thrilled to be involving himself with amazing theaters like 6th Street. Favorite roles include Jean Valjean in Les Miserables and Deborah Cooper in God Fights the Plague (a self-proclaimed witch). He would like to thank his family for giving him the opportunity to do what he loves, and his theater community for making what he loves so obvious.

CHRISTINE GRAHAM (Ensemble) Christine is excited to be making her 6th Street debut! A Santa Rosa native, she began swimming competitively and dancing at an early age. Recently she has

assisted backstage on various productions with Lucky Penny, and she is very excited to be utilizing her dancing and singing skills once again! Special thanks to her family and friends for their support.


NATALIE HERMAN( H e r b e r t / E n s e m b l e ) Natalie is positively thrilled to be working with 6th Street again in this production. Most recently she reprised the role of Pickles in the Playhouse’s

third go around of The Great American Trailer Park Musical. Her favorite roles onstage include Edwin Drood in The Mystery of Edwin Drood and Aunt Marjorine in an original play called Quite Dead written by fellow cast mate Dezi Gallegos. She intends to study Theatre Management in the hopes of one day heading a theatre company herself! But for now let’s just lay down the boogie and play that funky music till you die!

TREVOR HOFFMANN (Sir Robin) Trevor is

thrilled to be working on Spamalot with such amazing people and at such a rare and exceptional place as 6th Street Playhouse. This

will be Trevor’s fifth main stage show at 6th Street, following The Drowsy Chaperone (Percy/Robert the Bridegroom), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Benjamin), The Full Monty (Jerry), and Singin’ In The Rain (Cosmo Brown). Trevor has acted locally since his Young Rep. days at Cinnabar theater in Petaluma, and has performed at UC Davis in Oklahoma! and in Walnut Creek for Diablo Theater Co. in On The Town. Other credits include My Fair Lady (Henry Higgins, SRJC 2012 & Alfred Doolittle, DMTC 2008), Reefer Madness: The Musical (Jack, Jesus, George Washington, Narrow Way). He also co-runs a theater company with Nicholas Herman called “Breaking Fourth Productions”, which co-produced Gutenberg!: The Musical! with 6th Street in the studio last year, however he may be best

known as the voice of “Ben” from TellTale Games’ Game of the Year-winning “The Walking Dead”. This summer Trevor worked as Acting Instructor for 6th Street’s Summer Children’s Musical: Once Upon a Mattress. Big thanks to Brenna, who is beautiful and gracious! To Mom, Dad, and Grandparents, and Kathy: thanks for raising him to love the movie and all musicals!

BARRY MARTIN (King Arthur) Barry is the proud co-founder of Napa-based Lucky Penny Productions with Taylor Bartolucci. His most recent work has been as the director of Funny Girl

(Lucky Penny Productions) and The Great American Trailer Park Musical (6th Street Playhouse.) As an actor, his favorite recent roles include Henry II in The Lion in Winter (Main Stage West) and as Fred/Petruchio in Kiss Me, Kate (6th Street Playhouse.) He is also a produced playwright and member of The Dramatists Guild.

MARSHALL MCGRAW (Ensemble) This is Marshall’s third time being in a 6th Street cast, having just finished Singin’ in the Rain, and playing Don Lockwood in the Teen Cast, as well as appearing

in last summer’s Teen Producers. A rising senior at Sonoma Academy, he has also appeared in numerous productions at his school, most recently in Metamorphosis. In addition to acting, he also has an interest in lighting and set design, as well as dabbling in sound technology. Planning to continue theatre in college, Marshall will honor his passion for the arts. He would like to thank his theatre teacher Jenifer Coté for her constant support, and the Glodowski family,

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ASELLA MEDINA-SMITH (Ensemble) Originally from San Diego, Asella Medina-Smith is a student at Sonoma State University, working on a B.A. in Women’s and Gender Studies with a

minor in Psychology and Music. She has been studying music and dance since the 6th grade, and began performing in musicals senior year of high school. Asella has appeared in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Olive Ostrovsky), Oklahoma!, Thomas Madigan and the August Circus (Lia Rose), Beauty and the Beast, and Legally Blonde (Serena). Spamalot is her first production with 6th Street Playhouse, and she is extremely grateful for this wonderful opportunity to work with an amazing cast and crew!

JONATHAN PAYNE(Ensemble) Jonathan is excited to be working with 6th Street Playhouse for a second time. He is thrilled to be a part of such a fun and hilarious show and work with such

an amazing cast. He was recently in 6th Street Playhouse’s production of Singin’ InThe Rain (Ensemble) and Napa Valley College’s production of The Sound of Music (Ensemble). Jonathan is currently studying theater, dance and singing at Napa Valley College, before transferring to continue his education.

NORA SUMMERS(Ensemble) Nora is a recent graduate of Sonoma State University as a Theatre Arts Major. She has appeared on Bay Area stages in San Francisco, Sonoma/Napa

County, and the East Bay. She was most recently seen in The Lonesome West with Narrow Way Stage Company in Sonoma, which will be reprised here at 6th Street in March. She is very excited to be performing here for the first time and to be working with such great people.

JOEL SHURA (Ensemble) Joel Shura received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Drama from the University of California, Irvine, with his honors in Stage Direction. Upon graduation, Joel

performed and taught with Irvine’s premier clown troupe Clownzilla in and around Orange County, Los Angeles, England, France and Italy. Soon after his European clown bonanza, he enrolled at Improv Olympic West and the Actor’s Boot Camp, located in the heart of Hollywood, where he continued his training in long-form improv and acting technique. Now an assistant-faculty member at Mendocino Jr. College, Joel teaches beginning acting, improv, and clowning to up-and-coming theatre students. He can also be found directing shows, making art, and having fun wherever he can. Some past favorite directing credits include, [title of show], 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Dog Sees God, Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, and Loving Lives.

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BIOGRAPHIESERIK WEISS (Patsy) Erik has been performing since he was very young. He is an upcoming senior at Montgomery High School and has been involved in the Performing Arts Program there quite

extensively. Favorite roles include David Sedaris in The Santaland Diaries, Ralph Follet in All The Way Home, Argan in The Imaginary Invalid, Osgood in Some Like It Hot: The Musical, and Garry in Noises Off, which was directed by the 6th Street Playhouse’s very own artistic director, Craig A. Miller. The summer of his Freshman year, Erik traveled with several other drama students to the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, where they performed a collection of David Ives one-acts about love and the weird things that go with it. This past February, Erik performed at the Lenaea High School Theater Festival in Folsom and received two gold medals for acting and musical theater. Erik is also a member of Monty Improv, Montgomery’s improvisational comedy group, and sings with the Montgomery High School Concert Choir. Outside of Montgomery, Erik has performed numerous times in various projects, both film and stage, as well as on the 6th Street stage as ensemble in Singin’ In The Rain, Cosmo in Singin’ In The Rain-teen ensemble, The Producers, Leo in The Producers- teen ensemble, and The Duke Of Bridgewater in Big River. Erik is very excited to be a part of the stage version of one of his all-time favorite movie musicals, and he hopes you enjoy the show!

Production Staff

THEO BRIDANT (Lighting Designer) Theo Bridant is excited to be working again at the 6th St. Playhouse, where he last collaborated on Smokey Joe’s Café. Other recent design credits include Lighting Design for Les Miserables, A Little Night Music and The Little Mermaid for Roustabout Theater as well as Sound Design for Fox on the Fairway at SRT.

DAVID BROWN (Assistant Musical Director/Keyboard/Conductor) David is a local pianist, music director, and composer. He recently completed a year-long fellowship at American Conservatory Theater and holds a BA in Music from Brown University. While at Brown, he focused on producing student-written musical theatre, including some of his own full-length musical work. Other Brown credits include Into the Woods (MD) as well as creating numerous song cycles, revues, and concerts. He has worked as a pianist, conductor, and music director with Trinity Repertory Company (RI). He is the recipient of the 2012 Weston Award in Music - Instrumental Performance (Piano). He was last seen composing and performing music for Bigger Than A Breadbox Theatre Co.’s adaptation of ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore.

ALBERT CASSELHOFF (Sound Designer) Albert is a multimedia artist working in Theater, Radio and Film. His theater work includes sound design and original music composition. Spamalot joins Cabaret and RENT on his list of musicals for 6th Street Playhouse. He has created radio programs for national distribution through NPR, APM, and PRI heard internationally on CBC in Canada, ABC in Australia, and in New Zealand. His film projects include documentaries, fairytales and experimental works for live performance. It’s a pleasure to work with Craig Miller. I rarely get the

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opportunity to work with a director who is also a sound designer. “I am proud to be a part of this special occasion.”

JESSE DREIKOSEN (Scenic Designer) Jesse is very excited to be designing once again for the 6th Street Playhouse. This previous season designing Singin’ In The Rain, Happy and August, Osage County and the previous seasons Kite’s Book. He is currently the Head of Design and Production at Florida International University in Miami, Florida. He received his MFA in scene design from Purdue University and a BFA in theatre design from Viterbo University. Prior to joining the faculty at FIU, he worked as the resident scenic designer at New Theatre in Coral Gables, Florida. Favorite shows at New Theatre include Madagascar (Carbonell nomination), Paradise and The Sunken Living Room, which was remounted at Southern Repertory Theatre in New Orleans. He has designed around the country at such theatres as The Texas Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, The Mint Theatre, Texas Repertory Theatre, The Red Fern Theatre, The Ohio Theatre, and The Renaissance Theatre. His work has been exhibited at the Prague Quadrennial in the Czech Republic. And he is currently the Vice-Commissioner of Education in the Scene Design & Technologies Commission for The United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT). He has received numerous regional and national awards for his designs.

ALISE GIRARD (Choreographer) Alise currently resides in New York and is very excited that she got the opportunity to choreograph Spamalot. She has been dancing since the age of four and grew up in numerous studios across Sonoma County. You may have seen her choreography in previous 6th Street and Lucky Penny productions such as The Great American Trailer Park Musical, I Love You Because, It’s a Wonderful Life, The Marvelous

Wonderettes, and in her directorial debut, Smokey Joe’s Café. Spamalot is the biggest show she has worked on here and could not have done it without the amazing cast and crew who put up with her rehearsal shenanigans. Special thanks to Craig for keeping me out of the New York humidity in August and as always a very special thanks to Mom, Dad, and Zach. Enjoy the show!

PAMELA JOHNSON (Costume Designer) Pamela is a Resident Artist in Costumes and Wigs at 6th Street Playhouse and Costume Designer for Dance, Drama and Opera at SSU School of Performing Arts, Summer Repertory Theatre, and Cinnabar Theatre. She supervises all aspects of costuming at the University, including Wardrobe, Hair and Make Up at Weill Hall, Green Music Center, which inspires her to train the many costume volunteers needed for the 6th Street Playhouse productions. Please do volunteer and donate to the costume department, we recycle items with an artistic flair. She has achieved numerous Dean Goodman Choice Awards for excellence in design and a Bay Area Theatre Critics nomination. Her credits include: Campo Santos at Intersection for the Arts in San Francisco, Word for Word, Z Space, the San Jose & Berkeley Operas, Sonoma City Opera, Marin Shakespeare, ABYDOS Theatre Co., College of Marin, University of San Francisco Departments of Theatre and Dance and Social Justice, Mendocino College, and Spreckels Performing Arts Center. A Special Thank you to Cirkl Janowski of Wine Country Bride for her donation of dresses for the 2013-14 season.

CRAIG A. MILLER (Stage Director/Artistic Director) Originally from Peoria, Illinois, Craig received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Acting at the Illinois State University School of Theatre, and his MFA in directing at the University of South Carolina. Before coming to 6th Street Playhouse, he served as the Executive Artistic Director of East


Window Theatre Co. in Chicago, IL (1996- 2000), served as casting associate for The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (2003-05), and founded and served as the Artistic Director of The Texas Repertory Theatre Co. in Houston, TX (2005-2011). Craig has directed over eighty professional productions at regional theatres across the United States, receiving critical acclaim in publications including American Theatre Magazine, Variety, and The New York Times. As a theatre educator, he most recently served as Adjunct Professor of Theatre Arts for the Lone Star College District, specializing in acting, monologue and audition preparation, scene study, stage combat, and stage direction. Craig’s stage directing and/or sound design credits at the Playhouse include Kiss Me Kate, Kite’s Book, A Christmas Story, The 39 Steps, Proof, The Marvelous Wonderettes, Souvenir, The Producers, August: Osage County, Lend Me A Tenor, Happy, and The Full Monty.

ROSHELL PULK (Properties Master) In early 2009, she was looking to volunteer for something that peeked her interest and offered a challenge. After attending an orientation meeting at 6th Street Playhouse she began to assist with different tasks, and working on funding raising events for the Playhouse. Then she was asked if she would like to do props for a play. Roshell did not have a clue, but it seemed to be validation for all the garage sales, thrift stores and other haunts she love to frequent in search of items she deem cast off before their time. So she began to learn to search for and create props. And once exposed to backstage through attending rehearsals and

production meetings, seeing the magic of theater, she was hooked. Working with all the wonderful people involved with the 6th Street Playhouse is incredible.

JASON SHERBUNDY (Music Director/Conductor) Jason began playing piano at the age of five and moved to Forestville, California, at the age of seven. His work on Broadway’s Catch Me If You Can, Porgy and Bess, On a Clear Day, Anything Goes, The Lion King, Chicago and Bring It On bring a distinguished resume of music direction to SPAMALOT. Previously, his North Bay experience included music direction for Sonoma State University, Cinnabar Theatre, and Spreckel Performing Arts Center, as well as, appearances with the Santa Rosa Symphony, Associate Conductor of the Napa Symphony, and Conductor of the Napa Valley Youth Orchestra. He recemtly played Larry on the TV show, SMASH. Returning to the Bay Area, he worked with WestEdge Opera, as well as on touring productions of The Lion King, Wicked and Anything Goes in San Francisco. Next Jason heads back out on the road as Music Director for the National Tour of Wicked.

EMILY SMITH (Production Stage Manager) Emily joined the Playhouse and its parent organization - The Santa Rosa Players - 14 years ago with the production of My Fair Lady. Since then, she has crewed or stage managed well over 40 productions, with her most recent being Smokey Joes’ Cafe. In addition to her work as a Production Stage Manager, Emily is also the Playhouse Production Assistant and Box Office Assistant.

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MUSE | $100 - 249A&B Foundation Terry & Yale AbramsCharles & Ruth Adams Dorcas Allison Kristine Anderson-Manos Patricia Andres Carol BabcockAllen & Lea Barron-Thomas Sahar BartlettPhilip & Mary Beard Breck & Barb Beatie Larry & Helen BiddleMollie & Wes BoiceJoyce BowenPaul & Karen Bowles Kathleen Brady Cindy Brillhart-True Miriam Bruner Gary & Charlene BunasRobert T & Heidi BurkeMichael & Shelley Byrne Tim Campbell Sharon & Robert Cary Joann Cooney Melvyn Cornelius Nick & Joann Cote Nellie Cravens Ron & Lyn Crocker Susan Curry Michael & Lynn Davis Alan Decker John & Thea Dolan Greg Duncan Marsha & Jack Dupre Toni Eaton Sheila Einhorn Steven & Marcia Ellis Kathleen FarisMichael & Judy Farrell Marilyn Ferguson Millie Ferro

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Chris & Nancy Nelle Jean O’Donnell Maurine Olson Richard & Joyce Peters Jim Peterson & Joan HawleyDorothea Proctor Damon RaikeMichelle Randall Phyllis ReasonFred & Jeanne Recknagel Redwood Credit Union Walter and Emily Roeder Steven RothenbergJanet Russell Donald & Marilyn Sanders Bob SayersLeonard E. Schwer Doug Heen & Bill ScoglandKurt & Debra Shaver Daphne Smith Jerol & Norma SonoskyHelen Stagg Jon StarkGeorge Steed & Vicky Hedstrand Robert Knight & Barbara St Louis Coby Stockton David & Joyce Stohlmann Roy & Chris ThuestadMarlene TolmieBarbara TominGabor & Mary Jo Toth Ransom & Marilyn Turner Martin Ullman Richard & Martha Vogel Kay VolivaDavid Drake & Jennifer Watson Kathleen WernettCreighton & Dorothy White Ted & Doris WilmsenSteve Sweaney & Judy Withee Joan Woodard

DONORS 2012 - 2013 DONOR LIST


2012 - 2013 DONOR LIST DONORSPATRON | $250 - 499Nick & Marcia Anton Donald ApplebyJoe & Judy BrumbaughAdam Burkholder Stanley Crain David Faris - The Heck FoundationFelicity GoldsbyPaul Hock Patricia Lasusky Lewis MeyersJeffrey MoritzSusanne NewlandFred Poulos - MOMBO’s Sig & Louise Richardson Jim Richter Kim & Joe Santone Al & Mary SchroederDwayne & Pearl Stincelli Marjorie Stoltze Jack Strange & Eloise TweetenRoxanne Thornton Daniel Turek Francesca WeinerLarry & Kim Williams Sara WoodfieldMichael & Katie Wright Keith & Katie Young

DESIGNER | $500 - 999Center for Spiritual LivingThelma Dare Ahner Lewis & Janet Baer Terry Bronson Kevan & Maeve Clemens Todd & Marge EvansAllen & Linda Jackson Walter Krampf Robin & Chris Leinen Sheila and Michael McQuillen Jean Oliveira Thomas and Kay Reed Harry & Linda Reid

Harry and Dee Richardson Savant Group Marc & Julia Steffen Sunrise Rotary David Gray & Vrenae Sutphin Laura UpjohnScott Van Der HorstCarol Williams

ACTOR | $1,000 - 2,499Agilent TechnologiesThe Steve & Ellen Beckwith FundKate BrickleyScott & Mavis BuginasSusane ByrneCenter for Spiritual Living Henry & Sheila Chazankin Cleveland H. Dodge FoundationCosteaux BakeryJeff & Jenifer Coté Dan & Connie EarlRichard & Barbara FerringtonTom & Cappie GarrettJanet GavaganGrace Kingsley Bo and Janet Kirschen Eva Martin Ed & Carol Meilicke Monte MentryBill & Nancy MorganOliver’s MarketMarty PistoneBob & Jacque Scheibel Charles Schwab FoundationMark Illsey & Jill Zimmerman

DIRECTOR | $2,500 - 4,999David & Sharon Beckman Walter & Kathryn Clark Ted & Peggy Elliott Kathy Horan Dennis & Donna Marvin Summit State Bank PLAYWRIGHT | $5,000 - 9,999Clay Foundaton - WestCharles Lahm Scott and René LummerDavid Noorthoek Schulz Donor Advised FundSudha Schlesinger

PRODUCER | $10,000 - 24,999Dave & Heidi Jacquin Coleen RothenbergTrione Family Fund Pam & Tim Zainer

BENEFACTOR | $25,000 +The William and Flora Hewlett FoundationThe County of Sonoma

The list reflects donations received between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.

Please accept our apologies for any

inadvertent omissions!

The Playhouse welcomes your gifts of cash, stock or your monthly pledge as an

Encore! member.

Please call Jo McCormick at 707-523-4185 ext. 108 to discuss the many ways to support The Playhouse.


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