CINDERELLA Program

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CINDERELLAMusic by RICHARD RODGERSBook and Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II

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SEASON SPONSOR, ROBERT DOHMEN,and Production Sponsors Vernon L. Skinner, Jr.,Kathleen Quinn, Senator Jennie M. Forehand & William Forehand.

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Cinderella is a story of transformation and new beginnings – what better story to unfold on our stage as we look forward to our 75th Anniversary Season. We are reminded of our humble beginnings as a summer stock theatre and the people who have blessed the theatre with their many gifts.

We are excited to have many members of the Olney Theatre Cen-ter family return in Cinderella. Director Bobby Smith, along with Musical Director Chris Youstra, lead our cast and crew of very tal-ented individuals to bring this fantastical musical to life with such whimsy and magic.

Cinderella wouldn’t be possible without the gracious support of our 2012 Season Sponsor, Mr. Robert Dohmen. We’d also like to thank our show sponsors, Vernon L. Skinner, Jr., Sandy Spring Bank, Kath-leen Quinn and Senator Jennie M. Forehand and William Forehand. We would like to most especially thank you, of course, our audience for your continuous patronage!

In addition to Mr. Smith and Mr. Youstra’s return, we celebrate the return of Paul Morella with his one-man rendition of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas. Audiences were enchanted by this classic tale last year, and we are proud to bring it back this year.

This is an exciting time for the Theatre. We are not only celebrating our 75th Anniversary in 2013, but also reflecting back on the history of what Olney Theatre Center means to so many generations. Season 2013 has already started to turn some heads and it is sure to bring a mixture of shows for all tastes. As we continue to look forward, we honor the traditions you have looked forward to each year. One of those traditions being the family musical presented during the holiday season, and 2013 is no excep-tion with the enchanting and funny family musical Once Upon a Mattress opening this time next year.

Many thanks and enjoy the show!

Amy MarshallManaging Director

Martin PlattArtistic Director

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Amy Marshall, Managing DirectorMartin Platt, Artistic Director

presents

OPENING NIGHT: NOVEMBER 17, 2012

Director

Bobby SmithThis production is made possible in part by contributions from

Season Sponsor, ROBERT DOHMENProduction Sponsors Vernon L. Skinner, Jr.,

Sandy Spring Bank, Kathleen Quinn, and Senator Jennie M. Forehand and William Forehand

Choreographer

Ilona KessellMusical Director/Conductor

Christopher Youstra

Music by

Richard Rodgers Book and Lyrics by

Oscar Hammerstein II

CINDERELLA is presented through special arrangement with R & H Theatricals: www.rnh.com.

Costume Shop ManagerJeanne Bland

Technical DirectorEric Knauss

Company ManagerMackenzie Douglas

Costume DesignPei Lee

Set DesignJames Fouchard

Lighting DesignJoel Moritz

Sound DesignJeffrey Dorfman

with

Jessica Lauren BallParker DrownGracie Jones

Carole Graham LehanKevin S. McAllister

Mary Payne

Terry BurrellMaria Egler

Matthew John KacergisNick Lehan

Donna Migliaccio

Austin VanDyke Colby Willow Grey

Jaimie KeltonDan Manning

Tracy Lynn OliveraChris Sizemore

Production Stage ManagerRenee E. Yancey

Original Puppet Design/Movement CoachingEric Brooks

Director of ProductionDennis A. Blackledge

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s

Cinderella

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CAST(in order of appearance)

Fairy Godmother .......................................TERRY BURRELL*Cinderella ..................................................JESSICA LAUREN BALL*Stepmother ................................................DONNA MIGLIACCIO*Grace .........................................................TRACY LYNN OLIVERA*Joy .............................................................JAIMIE KELTON*Christopher ...............................................MATTHEW JOHN KACERGIS*Lionel ........................................................KEVIN MCALLISTER*Queen ........................................................CAROLE GRAHAM LEHAN*^King...........................................................DAN MANNING*Ensemble: AUSTIN VANDYKE COLBY†, PARKER DROWN†, MARIA EGLER†, WILLOW GREY*, GRACIE JONES†, NICK LEHAN†, MARY PAYNE*, CHRIS SIZEMORE*

THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION.The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

Please silence all cellular phones and personal paging devices before the performance begins.

CINDERELLA OrchestraPiano/Conductor - Christopher Youstra

Violin - Patricia Wnek; Flute, Clarinet - Patrick PlunkTrumpet, Flugelhorn - Craig Taylor; Trombone - David Blackstone

Percussion - Alex Aucoin

Special Thanks To:Don Becker for puppet construction and assembly, Michael Hagen, Inc. for

additional scenic painting and Paul Falcon and Bella Faccia, Inc. for additional scenic construction. Additional thanks to Stevie Brouillet’s Centennial Lane

Elementary School students for their wonderful quotes about Cinderella.

*Member, Actors’ Equity Association †Equity Membership Candidate ^Former National Player

UnderstudiesUnderstudies never appear for a listed player unless a specific

announcement is made at the time of the performance.For Cinderella, Female Swing – GRACIE JONES†;

For Prince, Male Swing – AUSTIN VANDYKE COLBY†; For Grace, Fairy Godmother – MARIA EGLER†;

For Stepmother, Queen – MARY PAYNE*; For King, Lionel – CHRIS SIZEMORE*; For Joy – WILLOW GREY*

Dance Captain – WILLOW GREY*


AChristmas

CarolA Ghost Story of Christmas

by Charles Dickens & performed by Paul Morella

"There is one production that I wait for and send my friends and family to every year - Paul Morella's one-man production of the Dickens classic"

– BroadwayWorld

November 30 - December 30Mulitz-Gudelsky Theatre Lab

All Tickets All Performances - Only $26Recommended for ages 10 and above

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life this holiday season. Experience the unforgettable characters and vivid imagery as Charles Dickens originally intended - in his own words - and rediscover this timeless classic presented in a masterful solo performance.

This production sponsored by James Pape and Nancy Newman-Pape.



The action takes place once upon a time in a kingdom far away.

ACT IPROLOGUE ......................................................................................................The Fairy Godmother, Cinderella and CompanyScene I: The Village SquareTHE SWEETEST SOUNDS ............................................................................. Cinderella and ChristopherTHE PRlNCE IS GIVING A BALL .................................................................. Lionel, the Stepfamily, Cinderella and the Villagers

Scene 2: The Stepmother’s Manor House - immediately followingIN MY OWN LITTLE CORNER ......................................................................Cinderella and the Animals

Scene 3: The Royal Parlor immediately followingBOYS AND GIRLS LIKE YOU AND ME .......................................................The King and QueenREPRISE: THE SWEETEST SOUNDS ........................................................... Christopher and Cinderella

Scene 4: The Manor House - one week laterREPRISE: IN MY OWN LITTLE CORNER ....................................................Cinderella

Scene 5: The Pumpkin Patch Behind the Manor House - immediately followingFOL-DE-ROL .................................................................................................... The Fairy GodmotherlMPOSSIBLE ....................................................................................................The Fairy Godmother and CinderellaTHE TRANSFORMATION .............................................................................. The Fairy Godmother, Cinderella and the AnimalsIT’S POSSIBLE - FINALE ACT I ....................................................................Cinderella, Fairy Godmother and Company

Scene 6: Outside the Royal Palace - immediately following

ACT IIENTR’ACTEScene 1: The Royal BallroomGAVOTTE .........................................................................................................CompanyLONELINESS OF EVENING .......................................................................... ChristopherTHE CINDERELLA WALTZ ............................................................................Cinderella, Christopher and CompanyTEN MINUTES AGO........................................................................................Christopher, Cinderella and Company

Scene 2: The Royal Gardens - immediately followingSTEPSISTERS’ LAMENT ................................................................................ Grace and JoyDO I LOVE YOU BECAUSE YOU’RE BEAUTIFUL? ..................................Christopher and Cinderella

Scene 3: Outside the Royal Palace - immediately followingREPRISE: DO I LOVE YOU BECAUSE YOU’RE BEAUTIFUL? ................ Christopher, King, Queen and Cinderella

Scene 4: The Manor House - later that nightWHEN YOU’RE DRIVING THROUGH THE MOONLIGHT ....................... Cinderella, the Stepmother, Grace and JoyA LOVELY NIGHT ...........................................................................................Cinderella, the Stepmother, Grace, Joy and the AnimalsREPRISE: A LOVELY NIGHT .........................................................................Cinderella

Scene 5: Throughout the Kingdom - the following day and nightTHE SEARCH ...................................................................................................Lionel, Christopher and the Maidens

Scene 6: The Manor House - the following morning

Scene 7: The Wedding FinaleTHERE’S MUSIC IN YOU ...............................................................................The Fairy Godmother and Company

MUSICAL SYNOPSIS

AChristmas

CarolA Ghost Story of Christmas

by Charles Dickens & performed by Paul Morella

"There is one production that I wait for and send my friends and family to every year - Paul Morella's one-man production of the Dickens classic"

– BroadwayWorld

November 30 - December 30Mulitz-Gudelsky Theatre Lab

All Tickets All Performances - Only $26Recommended for ages 10 and above

Back by popular demand! Olney Theatre Center favorite Paul Morella returns to bring his unique and memorable adaptation of A CHRISTMAS CAROL to

life this holiday season. Experience the unforgettable characters and vivid imagery as Charles Dickens originally intended - in his own words - and rediscover this timeless classic presented in a masterful solo performance.

This production sponsored by James Pape and Nancy Newman-Pape.


I am honored to return for another holiday season and join Amy Marshall and our new artistic director Martin Platt in bringing to life a fairy tale that lives in the heart of every child and adult. Literature, folklore and fairy tales all reflect our need for redemption no matter what culture, time or belief system. The story of Cinderella embodies timeless human desires and fantasies – virtues/immoralities and dreams of remarkable good fortune come true. If we look closely, it spells out our own encounters in life. The efforts to overcome problems using wisdom as the magical force to attain success of a certain matter. The hardships we go through and the rewards from a sudden awakening of our own mind, like a magical force, we are able to see our rewards more clearly after hardship. Could part of the story’s popularity be attributed to years of immigrant success stories? Perhaps that may have given the rags-to-riches plot a special sheen and why it has been retold so many times in so many languages.

When we consider the story, the first thought is that we don’t want to tell children that they can solve problems with magic. But if we peel back the layers and look at what it promotes, it isn’t really about magic. Magic is just a convenient way to make the story understandable to children. Looking at the true theme, the real message is that justice will prevail and ”impossible things” are blessings that are happening to us everyday. So much for the adult opinion. As fairy tales go, it would not be proper to offer my words without a child’s input to properly balance these notes.

“Cinderella is a captivating story, and it’s hard not to love! The magic, the romance, the emotion - it’s wonderful!” – Hanna, Grade 5.“I think Cinderella is a wonderful, magical story. It has a beautiful message: Even though others are mean to you, you still can be nice to them, and: It’s good to do a bit of service, or: Even in rags you are beautiful by your actions.” – Nora, Grade 3.“Cinderella never gave up and listened to her stepmother, even when she treated her very bitterly.” – Philip, Grade 4

DIRECTOR’S NOTES

Enjoy!Bobby Smith



Theatre PoliciesLatecomers are seated at the discretion of the house manager. Please do not bring food or drink into the theater (bottled water is allowed) and all buildings are smoke-free. The use of recording or photographic equipment during the show is prohibited. Olney Theatre Center is not responsible for any items left on our campus. All children, including babies, require a ticket. We will ask parents to take their children to the lobby if their behavior is disturbing patrons. Please turn off your cell phone in the theaters.

Sign-Interpreted PerformancesSign interpretation is available for the third Thursday evening during a show’s run. The service must be reserved two weeks in advance and is based on the availability of qualified interpreters.

Audio-Described PerformancesAudio-described performances are offered on the third Wednesday evening during a show’s run, which include pre-show program notes, descriptions of the action, scenery and costumes during pauses in the dialogue. Metropolitan Washington Ear can provide an escort to audio-described performances for patrons who are visually impaired.

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Book & Lyrics bySTEVEN SATER

Choreographed bySAM PINKLETON

Costume DesignSARAH BEERS

Directed bySTEVE COSSON

Lighting DesignROBERT WIERZEL

Sound DesignWILL PICKENS

Music byDUNCAN SHEIK

Music DirectorCHRIS YOUSTRA

Scenic DesignADRIAN JONES



Jessica Lauren Ball (Cinderella) Previous Olney Theatre Center credits: The Sound of Music (Maria) [Helen Hayes Award Nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress, Resident Mu-sical], Grease (Sandy), 1776 (Martha Jefferson) NATION-

AL TOUR: The Pajama Game DC AREA: Imagination Stage: The Dancing Princesses (Lara); Toby’s Dinner Theatre: Oklahoma! (Laurie) [Helen Hayes Award Nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress, Resident Musical], Legally Blonde (Elle Woods), Cinderella (Cin-derella), Nunsense (Sister Amnesia), Sweeney Todd (Johanna), West Side Story (Maria), The Sound of Music (Maria), Titanic (Kate Mc-Gowan) [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Best Resident Musical], and Grease (Sandy). EDUCATION: London Dramatic Academy; BM, Catholic University of America.

Terry Burrell (Fairy God-mother) is happy to be back at Olney Theatre since her last appearance in Boys From Syracuse (Adriana). BROAD-WAY: Three Penny Opera, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Swinging On A Star, Into The

Woods, Dreamgirls, Honky Tonk Nights, Eu-bie, Show Boat (London 1998 Original Cast). OFF-BROADWAY: Almost Heaven, Taking A Chance On Love, And The World Goes Round, Lyrics And Lyricist, Just So. NATIONAL TOURS: Copacabana (Conchita), Showboat (Julie), Grand Night For Singing, Bubbling Brown Sugar (Ella), The Wiz (Aunt Em/Glen-da). REGIONAL: ETHEL (Ethel Waters/play-wright), Brownie Points, Smokey Joe’s Café, Crowns, Mahalia, Man Of LaMancha (Aldon-za), Up From Paradise (Eve), Time And Again, Crowns, Bongi’s Journey, Sophisticated Ladies, Sheila’s Day, Ain’t Misbehavin’, A Christmas Carol, Jar The Floor. DC AREA: Arena Stage: Oklahoma (Aunt Eller), The Women Of Brews-ter Place (Mrs. Brown/ Mavis), Thunder Knock-ing On The Door (Good Sister), Of Thee I Sing (Diana Devereaux). Kennedy Center: Queenie Pie (Queenie) [Helen Hayes Nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress, Resident Musical]; Signature Theatre: Show Boat (Julie) [Helen Hayes Nomination for Outstanding Ensemble, Resident Musical].

Austin VanDyke Colby (En-semble) is happy to be mak-ing his Olney Theatre Center debut. REGIONAL: Cortland Repertory Theatre: Joseph…Dreamcoat (Joseph); Papermill Theatre: On the Town (Gabey), Smokey Joe’s Café (Michael),

Altar Boyz (Matthew). DC AREA: Signature Theatre: 21/24: American Musical Voices Proj-ect: The Break (Mark Lerner), Spin (Trevor); To-by’s Dinner Theatre: Hairspray (Link), Legally Blonde (Warner). JAMES MADISON UNI-VERSITY: Oklahoma! (Curly), Kiss Me, Kate (Bill Calhoun), Songs for a New World (Man 2), I Love You Because (Jeff), Bright Lights, Big City (Jamie). EDUCATION: BM in Vocal Music Education from James Madison University.

Parker Drown (Ensemble) is happy to be back at Olney Theatre Center. Previous Olney Theatre Center credits include: Grease (Sonny) and Joseph and the Amazing… (Dan). DC AREA: Signature Theatre: Hairspray [2012 Helen Hayes

Award for Outstanding Ensemble, Resident Musi-cal]; Rep Stage: Speech and Debate; Studio The-atre: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson; Keegan Theatre: RENT (Angel) [2010 Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Lead Actor, Resident Musical]; Forum Theatre: Holly Down in Heav-en; Adventure Theatre: Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer, Alexander…, If You Give a Moose a Muffin; Toby’s Dinner Theatre: Hairspray, All Shook Up, Oklahoma!, A Christmas Carol, High School Musical. EDUCATION: BFA in Acting from Syracuse University and proud alum of the National Theatre Institute (NTI F’07).

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST


WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTWhy do we keep returning to the story of Cinderella and her fabulous transformation? Many of us have grown up with the wicked stepmother, the cheerless hearth and the slipper of glass; these images have become an indelible part of childhood for us all. Yet the Cinderella we know today is significantly altered from the Ash Girl tales handed down for at least a thousand years.

The earliest recorded version of the tale comes from China, where it was written down by Tuan Ch’eng-shih in the middle of the ninth century. Rather than a fairy godmother, a magical fish helps Yeh-shen, the heroine of the Chinese tale. The Grimm Brothers’ story from 1812, known as Aschenputtel, or Ash Girl, is, as their name suggests, significantly grimmer than other popular tellings. The heroine plants a tree on her mother’s grave from which all of the magical help appears in the form of a white dove. At the end, the stepsisters’ eyes are pecked out by birds from the tree to punish them for their cruelty. The story we are familiar with comes from the second recorded version of the tale, written by Charles Perrault in 1697. He introduced the fairy godmother, the pumpkin carriage, the animal servants, and the glass slippers.

All of these enchanted delights and more were incorporated into Rodgers & Hammerstein’s musical, which was originally presented on television in 1957. Starring Julie Andrews, it was the most widely viewed program in the history of television. It was remade twice, in 1965 and in 1997. After the success of the 1997 version, starring Brandy and Whitney Houston, the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization came out with Cinderella (Enchanted Version) based on the teleplay. As adapted for the stage, with great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits.

The tradition of storytelling has always had an educational component. Many “fairy” tales were actually “cautionary” tales used to teach young people the dangers of the world and how to protect themselves. No other tale expresses so powerfully the experiences of a young child in the throes of sibling rivalry and the feelings of being pushed down and bullied. As a cautionary tale, Cinderella gives hope to the child that eventually she will be delivered from her misery, and that hidden under rags and ash, her true merit will shine through.

— Meghan Twible, Education Intern

NOTES ON THE SONGS IN THIS VERSION OF CINDERELLA

The majority of the songs in this version or Rodgers’ and Hammerstein’s CINDERELLA are taken from the original 1956 television production, which starred Julie Andrews. The original TV version ran 76 minutes. In creating the stage version, additional songs were woven into the story by the R&H folks to create a full evening’s stage musical.

‘The Sweetest Sounds’ has music and lyrics by Richard Rodgers from his 1962 musical NO STRINGS. This show was written after Hammerstein’s death and is the only musical for which Rodgers provided the words and music.

‘The Loneliness of Evening’ was originally written for the 1949 musical SOUTH PACIFIC, but was cut before the show’s successful Broadway opening.

‘There’s Music in You’ was written for the 1953 musical ME & JULIET (but not used) and was featured in the 1953 film MAIN STREET TO BROADWAY, where it was sung by Mary Martin.

DRAMATURGICAL NOTES



Maria Egler (Ensemble) OLNEY THEATRE CEN-TER Camelot, The Sound of Music [Helen Hayes Award Nomination for Outstanding Resident Musical]. NATION-AL TOURS: Gypsy. RE-GIONAL: Signature Theatre:

Dirty Blonde, Giant, Crossing; Studio Theatre: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson; Washington Savoyards: The Music Man, It’s A Grand Night for Singing; Dizzy Miss Lizzie: The Oresteia, The Saints, Finn McCool. UPCOMMING: Ford’s Theatre: Hello Dolly! EDUCATION: BM, The Catholic University of America. Lots of love to Mom, Dad, Jess, Pat, Ava, R&J.

Willow Grey (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her DC-area debut at Olney Theatre Center! NATIONAL/ INTER-NATIONAL TOURS: Cinder-ella starring Lea Salonga, Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Trixie Who). RE-

GIONAL: Cinderella (Portia), A Funny Thing... (Gymnasia), 42nd Street (Diane Lorimer), Guys & Dolls starring Andrea Burns, Cats (Cassan-dra, DC), Cabaret, My Fair Lady. WEST END (workshop): Lend Me a Tenor-The Musical. LAS VEGAS: Don Arden’s Jubilee! (Showgirl). CAST ALBUM: Cinderella, available on Ama-zon.com. MUSIC VIDEO: The Logical Song by Athena Reich. A big thank you to Olney The-atre Center staff for making me feel so welcome here. Love to Martin, Mom, and Pops.

Gracie Jones (Ensemble) is happy to be back at Olney The-atre Center. Previous Olney Theatre Center credits include: The Sound of Music (Ensem-ble, u/s Maria) [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Best Ensemble, Resident Musical].

DC AREA: Toby’s Dinner Theatre: The Wizard of Oz (Ensemble, u/s Dorothy), Anything Goes (Hope). EDUCATION: BA in Theatre from Uni-versity of Maryland.

Matthew John Kacergis (Prince Christopher) is thrilled to make his Olney Theatre Cen-ter debut. REGIONAL: Ford’s Theatre: Parade (Frankie Epps/Young Soldier), The Civil War (“Tell My Father”), 1776 (The Leather Apron); Shake-

speare Theatre Company: Two Gentlemen of Verona: In Concert; Village Theatre: Chasing Nicolette (Aucassin), Anne of Green Gables (Gilbert Blythe); Ogunquit Playhouse: Fiddler on the Roof (Fyedka), High School Musical (Troy); Mt. Washington Valley Theatre: Blood Brothers (Mickey) [NH Theatre Award Nomi-nation, Best Actor in a Musical], Baby (Danny), South Pacific (Lt. Cable); Atlanta Lyric Theatre: The Secret Garden (Dickon). EDUCATION: The Boston Conservatory. Mr. Kacergis is cur-rently the Associate Artistic Director of the Washington Savoyards.

Jaimie Kelton (Joy) is thrilled to be back at Olney Theatre Center! Previous Olney The-atre Center credits include: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Sally). NATIONAL TOUR: The Who’s Tommy (Little Tommy). DISNEY

CRUISE LINE: Disney Dreams (Anne Marie), Twice Charmed (Drizella), The Golden Mickeys (Ensemble). OFF-OFF-BROADWAY: APAC: The Secret Garden (Martha); The York: Green-willow (Jabez); NAMT: The Giver (Lilly/Rose-mary). REGIONAL: North Shore Music The-ater: The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy u/s); The Depot Theatre: The Marvelous Wonderettes (Suzy); The 25th Annual..Spelling Bee (Logainne); The Barnstormers: Urinetown (Little Sally) [Barn-stormers 2007 Best Supporting Actress Award], Gypsy (Dainty June), Our Town (Emily), The Lion in Winter (Alais). You can also hear Jai-mie as the voice of Tweak on the new hit Disney cartoon, The Octonauts! EDUCATION: BFA in Theater, The Boston Conservatory.

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTDRAMATURGICAL NOTES



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Dan Manning (King Maximil-lian) is pleased to make his de-but at Olney Theatre. BROAD-WAY: Ragtime. OFF-BRAOD-WAY: Lamb’s Theatre: Smoke on the Mountain; St. Peters CITICorp: The Majestic Kid. REGIONAL and DC: Kennedy

Center: Ragtime, The Golden Age; Signature Theatre: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, 110 in the Shade, Allegro; Ford’s Theatre: Big River, 1776; Studio Theatre: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead; Round House The-atre: Camille, Murder, Mystery, and a Mar-riage; Maryland Stage Company: A Midsum-mer Night’s Dream; CenterStage: The Murder of Isaac; Rep Stage: Lie of the Mind, A Shayna Maidel; Court Theatre (Los Angeles): Dearly Departed (Ray-Bud) [Dramalogue award]; Na-tional Symphony Orchestra: Le Histoire du Sol-dat (Narrator). FILM: Gods and Generals, State of Play, Renaissance Man, Memoirs of an Invis-ible Man, and Marie. TV: “The Wire,” “West Wing,” and “X-Files.”

Kevin S. McAllister (Lionel) Olney Theatre Center debut! DC-AREA: Kennedy Center: James and The Giant Peach (Magwitch), Phantom Tollbooth (Azaz); First Stage: Trav’lin; Ford’s Theatre: Parade (Jim/ Newt/ Riley) [Helen Hayes

Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor, Resident Musical], Civil War (Douglas) [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstand-ing Ensemble, Resident Musical]; Signature Theatre: The Break (Malcolm), Brother Russia (Anton/ Dmitri), Showboat (Joe) [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Ensemble,

Carole Graham Lehan (Queen Constantina) joyfully returns to Olney Theatre Center. Previous Olney Theatre Center credits include: To Kill a Mockingbird (Jean Louise), Lend Me a Tenor (Diane), Look! We Have Come Through! (co-playwright with

Jim Petosa) [1998 MacArthur Award for Out-standing New Play nomination]. NATIONAL TOURS: National Players Tour 32. REGIONAL: Chicago (Roxie), It’s a Wonderful Life (Mary Bailey) [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Out-standing Lead Actress, Resident Musical], Chil-dren of Eden (co-director) [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Direction, Resident Musical]. Favorite roles: Performing Arts Chair at Glenelg Country School, wife to Michael, and mom to Nick and Pher.

Nick Lehan (Ensemble) is happy to be back at Olney The-atre Center. Previous Olney Theatre Center credits include: Joseph... (Levi) and Big River (Ensemble). DC AREA: Signa-ture Theatre: Sycamore Trees [Helen Hayes Award for Out-

standing Ensemble, Resident Musical]; Studio Theatre: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (Hen-ry Clay); The Keegan Theatre: Spring Awaken-ing (Georg) and RENT (Ensemble) [Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Ensemble, Resident Musical], Washington Savoyards: Grande Night for Singing (Jason/Tenor Track); Toby’s Dinner Theatre: Aida (Radames), Smokey Joe’s Café (Michael), Anything Goes (Ensemble); Teatro 101: Brooklyn the Musical (Ensemble). EDUCA-TION: BA Media Studies, The Catholic Univer-sity of America.


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Resident Musical], Sweeney Todd; Teatro 101: Brooklyn (Taylor), Wild Party (Burrs), Sideshow (Jake); Everyman Theatre: Stick Fly (Kent); Artpark: Aida (Mereb); Toby’s Dinner Theatre: Rent (Collins), Dream Girls (Curtis), Ragtime (Coalhouse) EDUCATION: BA Morgan State University.

Donna Migliaccio (Stepmother) is delighted to be back at Ol-ney, where she last appeared as grumpy Sister Berthe in last season’s hit production of The Sound of Music. On Broad-way, she portrayed the radical anarchist Emma Goldman in

the 2010 revival of Ragtime and played General Cartwright in the 50th Anniversary National Tour of Guys & Dolls. She has appeared region-ally at Totem Pole Playhouse, the Philadelphia Theatre Company, the Arden Theatre, and San Francisco’s Theatre on the Square. Recent area performances include Mrs. Paroo in The Music Man at Arena Stage and Betsy Ross in the world premiere of Liberty Smith at Ford’s Theatre. She is the recipient of two Helen Hayes Awards and has been honored with an additional nine nomi-nations.

Tracy Lynn Olivera (Grace) returns to Olney Theatre Cen-ter after performing as Sister Sophia/Ensemble in The Sound of Music [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress, Resident Musical] and Carousel [Helen

Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Sup-porting Actress, Resident Musical], Grease, West Side Story. BROADWAY: Ragtime (2009 Revival). REGIONAL: The Goodman/Shake-speare Theatre: Candide, Signature Theatre: The Boy Detective Fails, The Hollow, Merrily We Roll Along [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress, Resident Musical], Les Miserables [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress, Resident Musical], The Happy Time, Follies, Al-legro [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Out-standing Supporting Actress, Resident Musical], The Kennedy Center: Ragtime, Sunday In The Park, Passion, Ford’s Theatre: Liberty Smith, Meet John Doe, Shenandoah, Metrostage: The Last 5 Years, Closer Than Ever, Rorschach The-

atre: Company Member, Rough Magic. EDU-CATION: The Catholic University of America. Ms. Olivera is a faculty member of the Theatre Lab, Signature Theatre, Adventure Theatre, and The Catholic University of America.

Mary Payne (Ensemble) Pre-vious Olney Theatre Center credits include: Secret Garden (Ayah, u/s Lilly), She Loves Me (Tango Dancer, u/s Amalia/Ilona), Man of La Mancha (Belly Dancer, u/s Aldonza). NATIONAL TOUR: Holi-

day Swing (Featured Singer/soloist). NYC: Duplex Cabaret Theatre: Nevermore (Muddy) [NYC Premier Concert Version]. REGION-AL: Shenandoah Summer Theatre: The Sound of Music (Baroness); Totem Pole Playhouse: Grand Night for Singing (Allison). DC AREA: Signature Theatre: Into The Woods (Cinder-ella), Grand Night for Singing (Allison), First Lady’s Suite (Mary Gallagher, Margaret Tru-man), 110 in the Shade (Ensemble, u/s Lizzie); Round House Theatre: Pippin (Player, u/s Ber-tha); Creative Cauldron: Nevermore (Muddy).

Chris Sizemore (Ensemble) is excited to be back working again at Olney Theatre Cen-ter — it’s been too long. OL-NEY THEATRE CENTER: 1776 (Edward Rutledge), Fid-dler of the Roof (Sasha), Cin-derella (Herald). NATIONAL

TOUR: Kennedy Center: Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka (Mike TV). REGIONAL: Signature Theatre: Chess (Arbitor), Sweeney Todd (Bea-dle), Showboat [Helen Hayes Award nomina-tion for Outstanding Ensemble, Resident Musi-cal], Les Miserables (Enjoralas) [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor, Resident Musical]; Ford’s Theatre: 1776 (George Read), Parade (Britt Craig), The Civil War) [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Out-standing Ensemble, Resident Musical]; Shake-speare Theatre Company: Two Gents...Rock Opera, Candide) [Helen Hayes Award nomi-nation for Outstanding Ensemble, Resident Musical], Toby’s Dinner Theatre: Miss Saigon, Beauty and the Beast, Grease, Seussical.



Bobby Smith (Director) Broadway in Crazy for You. Off Broadway: Forever Plaid (original cast), Kander and Ebb’s The World Goes ‘Round, and the revival of George Gershwin’s Of Thee I Sing. National tours include Brigadoon and The World Goes ‘Round. DC Area: Studio Theatre: A Class Act [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Resident Musical], The Long Christmas Ride Home, Caroline or Change, Grey Gardens; Studio 2ndStage: Reefer Madness, [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Resident Musical], Jerry Springer: The Opera; Ford’s Theatre: El-mer Gantry, Liberty Smith, 1776; Round House Theatre: A Year with Frog and Toad [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Resident Musical]; MetroStage: Girl in a Gold-fish Bowl, Musical of Musicals [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Resident Musical]; The Kennedy Center: The Happy Prince, The Flea and the Professor; Sig-nature Theatre: See What I Wanna See, Showboat, Company. Metro Stage: Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris. Olney Theatre Center: The Sound of Music (Max Detweiler) [Helen Hayes Award Nomination for Outstanding sup-porting Actor], Grease (Director), Annie (Rooster Hannigan) [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Resident Musical], Forever Plaid (Director). He has performed with The National Symphony Orchestra; The Rich-mond Symphony under the direction of George Manahan, The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Jack Everly Conductor and can be heard on re-cordings of Ben Bagley’s Rodgers and Hart Re-visited and Resnois’ Gershwin. He directed and choreographed for colleges and regional theaters across the nation including Alley Theatre, Denver Center, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Seaside Music Theatre, Wayside Theatre.

Christopher Youstra (Musical Director, Orches-trations) returns to Olney Theatre Center where he has musically directed You’re a Good Man, Char-lie Brown, The Sound of Music, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat [Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Musical Di-rection, Resident Production], Annie, Camelot, Peter Pan, 1776, Triumph of Love, and Call of the Wild. Other credits include Ford’s Theatre: Little Shop of Horrors; Round House Theatre: Sum-mer of ‘42, A Murder, A Mystery & A Marriage, Once on This Island; Studio Theatre’s 2nd Stage: Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson, Jerry Springer:

The Opera, Pop!, Passing Strange; Studio The-atre: The Adding Machine; Toby’s Dinner The-ater: The Color Purple, Titanic, Beauty and the Beast, Aida, The Producers, Godspell, Rent, Miss Saigon, Ragtime: The Musical, Chicago; Imagi-nation Stage: Rapunzel, Sleeping Beauty,Miss Nelson is Missing; Kennedy Center Theatre for Young Audiences: Nobody’s Perfect, Chasing George Washington; Arena Stage; Burn Brae Dinner Theatre; Montgomery College; American University; Musical Theatre Center; Signature Theatre; and Columbia Center for the Theatrical Arts. Christopher has been nominated for seven Helen Hayes Awards and received the award in 2008 for Titanic. Christopher is director of music at St. John the Evangelist Parish in Columbia and has worked with both Phoenix Productions and Troika Entertainment national touring company and toured both Europe and Korea with Smokey Joe’s Café. The Dancing Princesses, for which he wrote the music and lyrics, ran spring 2011 at Imagination Stage and his upcoming Big Nate, based on the syndicated comic strip and book se-ries, will appear at Adventure Theater in spring 2013.

Ilona Kessell (Choreographer) is delighted to re-turn to Olney Theatre Center where her choreog-raphy and musical staging were previously fea-tured in productions of: Grease, She Loves Me, Dames At Sea, Carousel, Oliver! and Anything Goes. Ms. Kessell’s work has also been seen on the stages of: The Kennedy Center, Round House Theatre, Imagination Stage and Toby’s Dinner Theatre of Columbia. She has received ten Helen Hayes nominations for Outstanding Choreogra-phy— winning the award for Ragtime the Mu-sical and Damn Yankees. Currently, Ms. Kessell directs the Dance Programs at the McDonogh School. She is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Pei Lee (Costume Designer) has just collabo-rated on Romeo and Juliet and Animal Farm for National Players Tour 64. Her Olney Theatre Center projects include The 39 Steps, Triumph of Love, Call of the Wild, Peter Pan, Big River, Democracy, Miracle Worker, Carousel, Copen-hagen and Monster. Other projects include The Last Days of Judas Iscariot and Skriker for Fo-rum Theatre, Twelfth Night and Call of the Wild for National Players Tour 59, References to Sal-vador Dali Make Me Hot for Rorschach Theatre, 1984 for the Catalyst Theatre, Snow Falling Fast

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for The Hatchery Festival, No End of Blame for the Potomac Theatre Project, Ugly Duckling for Adventure Theatre, Dimly Perceived Threats to the System for the Loyola College, Hamlet: the rest is silence for Synetic Theatre.

James Fouchard (Set Design) previously cre-ated sets for Olney’s productions of Little Shop of Horrors, The Sound of Music, Dames At Sea and Oh, Coward!. Other design credits include the na-tional tours of Can-Can (starring Chita Rivera), Joseph...Dreamcoat (starring Patrick Cassidy), The Show-Off (starring Jean Stapleton), 42nd Street (Asia Tour), Thoroughly Modern Millie, Phantom, Little Shop of Horrors, South Pacific, Sound of Music (USA and Asia), Crazy For You, Grease!, Oklahoma!, Singin’ In The Rain and the Charleston production of Porgy and Bess. He has also served as Scenic Supervisor for tours of Will Rogers Follies, Smokey Joe’s Cafe and Evita (su-pervised by Harold Prince). Other designs include productions for Papermill Playhouse, Pittsburgh CLO, American Musical Theater, Ford’s Theater, Walnut Street Theater, the John F. Kennedy Cen-ter, Peabody Conservatory, Syracuse Stage, Ev-eryman Theatre, Theatre of the Stars, Rep Stage, OperaDelaware, Summer Opera Theater, Opera Columbus, Feld Entertainment, and Harrah’s (At-lantic City and Lake Tahoe). For the past 31 sum-mers he has served as resident scenic designer at Pennsylvania’s Totem Pole Playhouse. He is a member of United Scenic Artists.

Jeffrey Dorfman (Sound Design) is a freelance Sound Designer based in Washington, D.C. with more than 10 years of experience in music per-formance. He has studied theatre at SUNY Buf-falo and University of Maryland, College Park. Winner of a 2009 KCACTF Region 2 Award for Excellence in Sound Design, Jeff utilizes his background in music performance, composition, and theatre arts in order to immerse the audience in worlds of imagination. Recent work includes Olney Theatre Center; Over The Tavern, Sleuth, The Sound Of Music, Witness for the Prosecu-tion, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown; UMD: Sandwalk, Fall Maryland Dance Ensemble, MFA in Performance Festival of New Work; UMBC: OTMA, The Laramie Project; DC Fringe; Gypsy & The Bully Door, Stopgap.

Eric Brooks (Puppet Design) loves rediscover-ing daily that sleep-dreaming is just as important as daydreaming and that Life can be interpreted

in the simplest of movements. He is an alumni of the University of Connecticut’s graduate-level Puppet Arts program, the Director of ‘Playhouse Puppetry Slam!,’ a puppetry showcase for adults under Heather Henson’s, Puppet Slam Network and is honored to be a part of the production team of Cinderella, here at Olney Theatre Center. Eric would also like to thank Don Becker for his intel-ligent puppet building expertise and the Puppet Co. for a variety of scraps that have become the group of fuzzy, flying and fun creatures for the show you are here to see. Eric was last seen at Olney Theatre Center as the muscle behind 50% of the mouths of “Audrey II” in the recent, Little Shop of Horrors production.

Joel Moritz (Lighting Designer) is happy to be working with the Olney for the first time. Recent credits include: the production and lighting de-sign for the new Blue Man Group show at Uni-versal Studios in Florida, the National Tour for Blue Man Group and Snow Falling on Cedars at Hartford Stage. New York/ Off Broadway includes: Cosi Fan Tutte for Manhattan School of Music, Yosemite, The Wood, Post No Bills and Slipping at Rattlestick Playwright’s The-atre, Too Much Memory with New York Theatre Workshop, Tatjana in Color, wAve, The Tempest, Elliot a Soldier’s Fugue, Phedre (with JoAnne Akalaitis) and King Stag for the Juilliard School. Regional theatre and opera credits include: Long Wharf, Hartford Stage, Goodman Theater, Steppenwolf, Chicago Opera Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare, Kansas City Rep., Court Theatre, Rep. Theater of St Louis, and About Face The-atre including Eleven Rooms of Proust. DC area credits include: Arena Stage, Shakespeare Theatre, The Hub Theatre and Theatre Alliance. International design credits include: Blue Man

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Group in Tokyo, Berlin, Oberhausen, Amsterdam, Zurich, Lugano and Basel. Theatrical productions at The Traverse Theatre, Assembly Theater in Edin-burgh and other productions in Buenos Aires, Lima, Hong Kong, Paris, Prague, and Cairo

Renee E. Yancey (Production Stage Manager) is in her seventh season stage managing at Olney The-atre Center. This is her second Cinderella, having stage managed Olney Theatre Center’s 2006 produc-tion, and she is very excited to be collaborating with Bobby, Ilona, Chris, and team. Recent Olney Theatre Center credits include Little Shop of Horrors, The 39 Steps, Grease, Farragut North, Annie, The Savannah Disputation, Triumph of Love, and Bus Stop. Renee began her stage management career in Olney Theatre Center’s Internship Program as a stage management intern. DC AREA: The Studio Theatre: Stoop Stories (PSM), The Internationalist (PSM). EVENTS: 25th-28th Annual Helen Hayes Awards (ASM), Velocity-DC Dance Festival (SM), AFI Silverdocs (SM). ED-UCATION: B.F.A. in Theatre Arts from Texas State University-San Marcos. Renee is a proud member of Actors’ Equity.

Martin Platt (Artistic Director) Mr. Platt is a native of Beverly Hills, California and attended Carnegie-Mellon University (CMU). After graduating from CMU, Mr. Platt founded the Alabama Shakespeare Festival (ASF), where he served as Artistic Director for eighteen years. After leaving ASF, Mr. Platt served two years as General Director of Birmingham Opera Theatre, where he directed productions of Puccini’s Tosca and Mozart’s Abduction from the Seraglio. His other opera work has included productions of Daughter of the Regiment, La Traviata, the US premiere of Verdi’s Stiffelio, and the Bizet/Constant/Brook La Tragedie de Carmen. Mr. Platt later served as Artistic Director of the New Mexico Repertory Theatre and founded Santa Fe Stages, an international performance festival in Santa Fe. In London, Mr. Platt has directed The Free State by and starring Janet Suzman, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill, and Miss Evers’ Boys. In Spain, he directed El Flameco es Vida and Don Juan Flamenco for the Bienale de Flamenco in Sevilla. In Vienna, he has directed John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt and Donald Marguiles’ Time Stands Still. Mr. Platt has also directed at many of America’s leading regional theatres, including The Huntington

Theatre Company (Boston), Cincinnati Playhouse, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Pioneer Theatre Company (Salt Lake City), Asolo Theatre (Sarasota), Merrimack Repertory Theatre (Lowell), Playmakers Repertory Theatre (Chapel Hill), and Meadowbrook Theatre (Detroit).In New York, he has directed D.H. Lawrence’s The Daughter in Law, Tolstoy’s The Power of Darkness, Sallie Bingham’s Treason, and Jon Marans’ musical, The Irrationals, among other productions. As a producer, his work has included the five-year international tour of the South African dance show Gumboots; West End productions of Nixon’s Nixon, A Woman in Waiting, in addition to last year’s Olivier nominated Lend Me a Tenor the Musical; New York productions include Here Lies Jenny with Bebe Neuwirth; the Obie and Drama Desk-winning productions of In The Continuum and An Oak Tree; as well as the National Theatre Guild of Uganda’s Mother Courage at the Kennedy Center. He is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.


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CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION GIFTS

Enthusiast – $5,000+

Believer – $2,500+

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Mr. David DunnIn memory of Queonna EdmondsBerdie and David FirestoneTom and Peg GibianMrs. Frances Hughes GlendeningHal and Karen GordonJoshua and Ana Rita HaugePaul and Marilyn HendersonMs. Gay HillMr. Richard F. HughesHelen C. and Philip D. LeeDelmar and Dorothea LuceSusan McCarthyBob and Marlene MitchellTony and Connie MorellaJon D. MurphGeorge and Maureen NesbittOsborne C. Parchment, PhDMrs. Patricia ScipioTerry E. SingerCharles and Mary SollaLois Taylor and Stephen SimpsonChris and Chris Youstra

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Mr. and Mrs. David Bottegal

Jeanne Brush

Maureen and Tom Estrin

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Mrs. Judith J. Gallagher

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Patricia Woodbury

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