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Paul Ackerman, Technical Director, is a native of Long Island, NY. Paul received his degree in Technical Theatre and Design from the University of virginia. He has worked in Atlanta with The Alliance Theatre/Atlanta Children’s Theatre, Atlanta ballet, and the Georgia Institute of Technology where he participated in the 1996 Cultural Olympiad. Paul comes to the Lone Tree Arts Center from blue Man Group where he was their Senior General Manager of Production.

Katie Maltais, Marketing Director, is originally from Iowa. She has lived in Colorado since earning her bA in Arts Administration & Theatre from Drury University in Springfield, MO. before joining Lone Tree Arts Center, Katie worked for TRG Arts in Colorado Springs where she was the Manager of Accounts and Services. She has a broad range of marketing experience with fine arts venues, working with such notable organizations as Nederlander Alliances, Center Theatre Group, Alley Theatre, and Arts Club Theatre Company.

Kirstin Fletcher, Education & Programming Coordinator, a native of Colorado, received her bachelor Degree at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of Colorado at boulder. Kirstin worked in public relations and special events for organizations including: University of Colorado Hospital, Make A Wish Foundation, the Women’s Professional Softball League and Crestline Sports. She

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Harry the GreatBy John DiAntonio

Harry the Great is a world premiere production of Creede Repertory Theatre and CRT’s Headwaters New Play Development Program.

PRODUCTION CREWDirector Larry HechtScenic Design Jon YoungAsst. Scenic Design Hana GoffCostume Design Nina SilfverbergLighting Design Ryan WentworthMusic Director Joe MontelioneStage Manager Jonathan D. Allsup*Consulting Magician Chad Wonder

CAST (in order of appearance)Harry Robenstein Steven Cole Hughes*Fifi Emily Van Fleet*Samantha Robenstein Caitlin Wise*Alfred Krupp John S. Green*Bess Rahner Kyra KoellingFlorenz Ziegfeld, Jr. Graham WardEugen Sandow M. Tyler HornErik Weisz Brian KusicBert Williams Cajardo Lindsey* Pianist/Piano Improvisation Evangelos Spanos

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actorsand Stage Managers in the United States

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Times of big change in thought, in industry, in politics, in art have always been great storytelling fod-der - none more than the last decade of the 1800’s, “The Gay Nineties,” and none more than the1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. Where else could the likes of Ziegfeld, Houdini,Alfred Krupp and Bert Williams have possibly rubbed shoulders?

“Magic” was everywhere: the electric light, the telephone, the phonograph, the horseless carriage.People sought out “entertainment.” Vaudeville and baseball and spiritualism were on the rise. Whata perfect set-up for a love story! What a perfect set-up for “magic!”

-Larry Hecht

Harry RobensteinLittle to nothing is known about this real-life gambler, con man, fake spiritualist and accident-pronemagician. He was probably from New Orleans, born to a Jewish father and a Creole fortune-tellingmother. As a performer, he seemed almost cursed: he shot off his own index finger during a magicshow and lost his left eye while playing the villain in a melodrama. It is said he still did the eveningperformance. He’s infamous for building an elaborate and expensive spiritualist parlor at the ChicagoWorld’s Fair.

Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr.There are many variations on how the great Broadway impresario was connected to the ChicagoWorld’s Fair before he was famous. This one’s the most fun: Flo’s father was the musical directorfor the Fair and created the Trocadero Theatre to house the world’s best classical music. He senthis son Flo around the world to acquire great classical musicians. But instead, Flo returned with thebest vaudeville entertainment the world had to offer. He created a lavish show, which included aRussian dance troupe, a dog act, a clown with an accordion, an acrobat, a little-person trapeze act,a yodeler, a coquette with a fan, a sword swallower, a ventriloquist, and of course, Sandow theMagnificent.

Bert WilliamsWilliams was born in Nassau, Bahamas, but raised in Riverside, California. Bert started his careerthe only way most black actors could – in minstrel shows, such as San Francisco’s “MastodonMinstrels.” Because of his extraordinary comic talent, he eventually achieved stardom on Broadwayand was the first African American to join the actors’ union. Florenz Ziegfeld received much criticismfrom other actors in the famed Ziegfeld Follies for casting Bert. Flo told them he could replace everyone of them, except Bert. Harry the Great involves a fictional account of an early working relation-ship between Flo and Bert.

DIRECTOR’S NOTES

THE REAL-LIFE HISTORICAL CHARACTERS THAT POPULATE THE MAGICAL WORLD OF HARRY THE GREAT

Eugen SandowKnown as Sandow the Magnificent, this vaudeville strongman was the father of modern bodybuild-ing. Sandow, born in Prussia, became Ziegfeld’s first headliner. Audiences were enraptured with hismuscles and enjoyed his flexing displays even more so than his ability to lift extraordinary amountsof weight. He went on to found a bodybuilding magazine, a gym, and the first bodybuilding compe-tition. At the Mr. Olympia competition, still held today, the trophy given to the winner is called “TheSandow.”

Alfred KruppKrupp was the heir to a 400-year-old German dynasty from Essen. His family business, FriedrichKrupp AG, was the largest company in Europe at the beginning of the 20th century. It manufacturedammunition and armaments. Krupp was a proud anti-Semite and longed for “a counter-revolution”against Jews, socialists, and liberals. All of Krupp’s involvement with Harry Robenstein is fictional,but his company did create the terrifying German Gun Pavilion, which was a huge success at theChicago World’s Fair.

FifiAlthough not based upon a specific person, Fifi exemplifies the fate of many young women duringthe Chicago World’s Fair. Fifi is a “woman of the evening” and works at a high-end establishment inThe Levee, Chicago’s red-light district, which popped up in 1893 in response to the Fair. Hundredsof young people flocked to Chicago each day in hope of finding work – and countless young womenbecame prostitutes, either by force or by necessity.

Samantha RobensteinThe delightfully unconventional Sam represents many of the new freedoms women were experienc-ing during the 1890s. In some athletic situations, women could get away with wearing somethingakin to pants. The women’s suffrage movement was underway and it was becoming more commonfor a woman to venture out alone (sans escort!), which could take a girl to some exciting places –like the Chicago World’s Fair. Although to us, these paltry freedoms may not seem like much, theywere nonetheless important steps in the women’s movement.

-John DiAntonio and Jessica Jackson

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Mordden, Ethan. Ziegfeld: The Man Who Invented Show Business. New York: St. Martins Press,2008.

Forbes, Camille F. Introducing Bert Williams: Burnt Cork, Broadway, and the Story of America’s FirstBlack Star. New York: Basic Civitas, 2008.

CAST BIOGRAPHIES

Steven Cole Hughes*Harry Robenstein

At CRT: I Capture theCastle, How to Succeedin Business WithoutReally Trying, UnnecessaryFarce, 39 Steps, ThisDay and Age, cowboyily,Fools, Life is a Dream.Denver Center TheatreCompany: Pride and

Prejudice, All My Sons, Measure for Measure,The Misanthrope, Scapin, Blue/Orange, Love’sLabour’s Lost, The Three Sisters, TheLonesome West, Hamlet and Tantalus.Theatreworks: Mary Stuart. Arvada Center: AMan For All Seasons. Curious TheatreCompany: Lieutenant of Inishmore. TheatreAspen: Moonlight and Magnolias. Regionally:Portland Center Stage, Gulfshore Playhouse,Baltimore Centerstage, Cleveland PublicTheatre, Shadowland Theatre, Ensemble StudioTheatre and many others. Television: “EasyMoney,” “Law & Order,” Law & Order: CriminalIntent.” MFA, the National TheatreConservatory. Member AEA and SAG. He isalso a CRT Resident Playwright; and the co-artistic director of Fight or Flight, a New YorkCity-based aerial theatre company, for whom hehas directed Shakespeare’s Richard II andHenry V.

Emily Van Fleet*Fifi

Emily is so excited to bemaking her Lone Treedebut in this fantasticnew play! In addition toFifi in Harry the Great,she was also seen asJanet Van De Graaff inThe Drowsy Chaperoneat Creede Repertory

Theatre this summer. She has appeared at theArvada Center as Mary Jane Wilkes in Big River,Jennifer Yeager in Do I Hear A Waltz? andDarcy Green in The Second Tosca (regional pre-mier). You might have also seen her as Louisa inThe Fantasticks, Mariana in Measure forMeasure, and Clarice in The Servant of TwoMasters at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival.

New York credits include Rachel in Warsaw(NY Musical Theater Festival) and Narrator inAlice, the Musical (NY Musical DevelopmentSeries). Regional favorites: Much Ado AboutNothing (Hero); As You Like It (Phebe); TheWizard of Oz (Dorothy). TV/Film: Clear BlueTuesday; MTV’s Legally Blonde: The Search forElle Woods (semi-finalist). Emily received herBachelor of Arts in Musical Theatre at theUniversity of Northern Colorado. Special thanksto my family, friends and wonderful husbandwho continue to love and support me!

Caitlin Wise*Samantha Robenstein

Caitlin is thrilled to beback at The Lone TreeArts Center. Caitlinappeared in I Capturethe Castle, How ToSucceed in Business,Unnecessary Farce,Fools, Life is a Dream,and Boomtown at

Creede Repertory Theatre. With the DenverCenter Theatre Company Caitlin appeared inTom Sawyer, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, AChristmas Carol, Dracula, and Othello. At theArvada Center Caitlin played Cecily Cardew inThe Importance of Being Earnest. At TheColorado Shakespeare Festival she played Heroin Much Ado About Nothing and various roles inTo Kill A Mockingbird. Caitlin Received the 2012Best of Denver Westword Award: Best ComicTriple Threat as well as the 2011 DenverOvation Award: Best Supporting Actress, ComicRole. She was an Irene Ryan winner in 2005.Caitlin received her MFA in acting from TheNational Theatre Conservatory in 2011.

John S. Green*Alfred Krupp

John first performed onthe Creede stage duringits third season. Favoriteroles from his early CRTyears include Destry inDestry Rides Again andTom in The GlassMenagerie. John hassince performed on

stages throughout the United States andEurope, doing everything from Neil Simon toShakespeare. He won Chicago’s Jeff Award forhis portrayal of George in Of Mice And Mendirected by Robert Falls. TV appearancesinclude All My Children, America’s MostWanted, Early Edition and numerous TV andRadio commercials. Plays he has written havebeen produced at theatres across the countryand in Paris. Twilight Serenade was publishedby Dramatic Publishing Company. The LiquidMoon published in New Plays From Chicago,won the After Dark and Jeff Awards for BestNew Play and was subsequently nominated forthe Pulitzer. He would like to thank his wife,Rebecca, for her love and support.

Kyra KoellingBess Rahner

Kyra is excited to bringthis wonderful show toLone Tree Arts Center.A native Coloradan, Kyrahas recently worked withCandlelight DinnerPlayhouse, DenverChildren’s Theatre, andSouthern Colorado

Repertory Theatre. Last winter Kyra was seenon the Lone Tree stage as Rita in the StarkeyProduction of White Christmas. Along withHarry the Great, Kyra also performed in DrowsyChaperone this summer as Trix. Thank you tothe lovely people who see theatre and FF.

Graham WardFlorenz Ziegfeld, Jr.

From Boston, MA,Graham is a recent grad-uate of Brigham YoungUniversity, where he hasjust finished a BFA inActing. He was seen thispast summer at CreedeRepertory Theatre, play-ing Jeffrey Hatcher and

company in Mrs. Mannerly and BasilThorpe/Claude Riviere/Charlie/King of France inIs He Dead?. BYU credits include Touchstone inAs You Like It, Victor Frankenstein in The Monsterof Dr. Frankenstein, Cecil Sykes in GettingMarried, Officer O’Hara in Arsenic and Old Lace,Peter Van Daan in The Diary of Anne Frank, andmost recently John Merrick in The Elephant Man,a role for which Graham received the nationalaward for Distinguished Performance at theKennedy Center’s American College TheatreFestival.

M. Tyler HornEugen Sandow

Tyler is honored to makehis Denver debut afterhis third summer inColorado with theCreede Rep family.Originally from NewHope, Pennsylvania,Tyler’s recent CRT cred-its include Robert Martin

in The Drowsy Chaperone, Bud Frump in Howto Succeed..., Wilbur Wright in The WrightStuff: The Science of Flight, William Barfee inThe 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,Agent Fontanelle in The Presidents!, and, ofcourse, Sandow in the world premiere of Harrythe Great. Recent Philadelphia credits includeStephen Bellamy in Farragut North with VillageProductions. Kansas City credits: Ted in SpookyDog: A Scooby-Doo-Like Mystery at the CoterieTheater, Flute/Peasblossom in A MidsummerNight’s Dream and Laertes in Hamlet, both forthe Two/Thirds Theater Project. Tyler holds anM.F.A. in acting from the University of Missouri-Kansas City, a B.A in theatre from TempleUniversity, and is also an EMC candidate.

CAST BIOGRAPHIES

Brian KusicErik Weisz

Brian was thrilled to be apart of such an amazingcompany this summer,where he was seen inCRT’s productions ofThe Drowsy Chaperone,Harry the Great, and Boomtown ImprovComedy. Brian is a

native of Denver and studied acting at MetroState College of Denver. He would like to thankhis friends and family for their love and support,and he would also like to thank CTR and Larryfor such a fantastic summer.

Cajardo Lindsey*Bert Williams

Native of Cincinnati,Ohio, Cajardo is anactor, poet, screenwriterand lawyer. Theatre:Fences (Curious TheatreCompany); A Raisin inthe Sun (DCTC); To Killa Mockingbird, WaitUntil Dark, A Raisin in

the Sun (Arvada Center); Joe Turner’s Comeand Gone, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, BloodKnot, (Shadow Theatre Company); The Night ofthe Iguana, Lobby Hero, Misery (Miner’s AlleyPlayhouse). TV/Film: In Plain Sight, Medium,Easy Money, Silver City and MacGruber, seewww.imdb.me/cajardo. Colorado Theatre GuildHenry Award for Best Actor in a Drama 2008 -2009; Denver Ovation Award Winner for BestActor 2008; Marlowe Award Winner for BestActor in a Drama 2008; Colorado Theatre GuildHenry Award Nominee for Best SupportingActor 2007-2008; Denver Ovation AwardNominee for Best Actor 2006.

Evangelos SpanosPiano/Piano Improvisation

Evangelos grew up inLarissa, Greece wherehe took his first pianolessons in an early age.He continued his pianostudies and theory stud-ies at the MunicipalConservatory of Larissawhere he graduated with

a degree in Music Harmony and later on he con-tinued his piano studies at the MunicipalConservatory of Volos, Greece where he studiedwith renowned pianist, Dinos Mastroyiannis andgraduated with the highest distinction. Later on,he continued his music studies on scholarship atthe University of Kansas with world renownedand distinguished pianist, Sequeira Costa wherehe studied extensively and graduated with aMaster’s in Piano Performance and a Doctorateof Music Arts with academic honors. Evangeloshas appeared in numerous master classes andfestivals in the United States and Europe withrenowned performers and has been performingboth as a soloist and collaborator and working asa pianist/accompanist/jazz improviser withvocalists, instrumentalists, theatre companies,dance companies and other. Recent highlightsinclude a piano-duo concert at the Lied Centerof Lawrence, Kansas with pianist Daniel Cunha,an Opera Outreach Program (over fifty perform-ances) presented by Reach Out KansasFoundation and a solo piano recital at theUniversity of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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