Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible,

No Good, Very Bad DayFebruary 9 – March 31, 2018

Based on the book by Judith Viorst and illustrated by Ray Cruz Directed by Cara Gabriel

Book and Lyrics by Judith ViorstMusic by Shelly Markham

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ALEXANDER AND THE TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO GOOD,

VERY BAD DAYBased on the book by Judith Viorst and illustrated by Ray Cruz

Book and Lyrics by Judith Viorst Music by Shelly Markham

CASTLinda Bard

Audrey/Ensemble 3Tiziano D'Affuso

Paul/Ensemble 4 & Alexander U/SSylvern Groomes Jr

Nick/Ensemble 1

Sally HortonMother

Christian MontgomeryAlexander

Sophie SchulmanAnthony/Ensemble 2

Daniel WestbrookFather

Cassie CopeAudrey/Anthony U/S

Jonathan MiotFather U/S

Hillary MorrowMother U/S

Carl WilliamsNick/Paul U/S

PRODUCTION TEAMStephanie Wilson

Assistant DirectorAshleigh KingChoreographer

William YaneshMusic Director/Orchestrator/Arrangements

April Joy VesterScenic Designer

Jeannette ChristensenCostume Designer

Jason Arnold*Lighting Designer

Gordon Nimmo-SmithSound Designer

Andrew "Dre" MooreProps & Puppets Designer

April E. CarterStage Manager

Erica FeidelseitAssistant Stage Manager

Will VoorhiesMaster Electrician

Amy KellettScenic Charge

Directed by Cara GabrielPhotography, video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means is strictly prohibited. Please turn off

anything that buzzes, jingles or beeps. Eating and drinking are not permitted inside the theater.

Michael "dog peed on his shoes" BobbittArtistic Director

*Jason Arnold is a member of the United Scenic Artists Local USA 829.

Leon "not allowed to watch cartoons" Seemann Managing Director

CASTLINDA BARD (Audrey/Ensemble 3) is extremely excited to be performing at Adventure Theatre! She previously understudied The Emperor's Nightingale. Other credits include WSC Avant Bard: A Midsummer Night's Dream; Rorschach Theatre: A Bid to Save the World; Workhouse Arts

Center: The 39 Steps; The Welders: Hello, my name is... Linda is a proud company member of Rorschach Theatre and graduate of American University's Musical Theatre program.

TIZIANO D'AFFUSO (Paul/Ensemble 4 & Alexander U/S) is thrilled to make his ATMTC debut! DC AREA: Rep Stage: Dorian's Closet; Imagination Stage: The Little Mermaid, Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Looking for Roberto Clemente; Kennedy Center: In His Own Words...;

Signature Theatre: Girlstar; Keegan Theatre: Dogfight, American Idiot (Helen Hayes Award Nomination Outstanding Ensemble in a Musical, Outstanding Musical); Constellation Theatre Co.: The Wild Party, Peter and the Starcatcher; Monumental Theatre Co.: Bonnie & Clyde, Holidazed, Warm & Toasty, Wendy. Education: B.A. Theatre, University of Maryland. Upcoming: Fly by Night at 1st Stage.

SYLVERN GROOMES JR (Ensemble 1/Nick) Sylvern is thrilled to be returning to Adventure Theatre with another chance to play! He was last seen as Eddie Souther in ArtsCentric’s production of Sister Act The Musical. Sylvern would like to thank everyone on the production team for

giving him this opportunity, those who have supported him throughout his career and he gives much love to his fellow cast mates and crew members. “If I were in charge of the world!” www.sylvernjr.com

SALLY HORTON (Mother) After pursuing performance in Sydney, Edinburgh, Cardiff, London, and the Baltic Sea, Sally proudly returns to DC for her second production with Adventure Theatre. DC Credits include: Frosty the Snowman (ATMTC) and Prison Industrial Complex (The

Conciliation Project). Love to my mama. Sallyhorton.com.

CHRISTIAN MONTGOMERY (Alexander) Keegan Theatre: American Idiot (HH nom for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical), Next to Normal (HH nom for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Musical), Hair (HH nom for Outstanding Ensemble in a Musical), Six Degrees of Separation, An Irish Carol,

Dogfight; Signature Theatre: Jesus Christ Superstar; Forum Theatre: Dry Land; Studio Theatre: Carrie the Musical, Wig Out; Constellation Theatre Company: The Wild Party, Urinetown, Avenue Q (HH Award for Outstanding Ensemble in a Musical); Imagination Stage: A Year With Frog and Toad; Toby's Dinner Theatre: Memphis the Musical (HH nom for Outstanding Ensemble in a Musical), Mary Poppins.

SOPHIE SCHULMAN (Anthony/Ensemble 2) is thrilled to return to Adventure Theatre, where she previously appeared as Lucille in Junie B Jones is Not a Crook. Other credits include: Penny in Hairspray, Little Red in Into the Woods, and Fan in A Christmas Carol (Toby’s Dinner Theatre),

Drummer Boy in Peekaboo! (The Hub Theatre), Becky in A Little Princess (Artspower National Touring Theatre), and Lacey Leppàrd in Piggy Nation (Off-Broadway at the Snapple Theatre Center). Sophie is a proud graduate of the musical theatre program at American University.

DANIEL WESTBROOK Father) is proud to be appearing in his first production with Adventure Theatre! Past credits include: Leon Czolgosz in Assassins (NextStop Theatre), Ollie in Noah: Apocalypse (LiveArtDC), and Brian in Shoah Business (Spooky Action Theater). Dan is a

graduate of the James Madison University Theatre and Dance program, and an Actor-Combatant with the Society of American Fight Directors. Catch him next at Highwood Theatre in Soon by Nick Blaemire!

CASSIE COPE (Anthony/Audrey U/S) is delighted to be returning to ATMTC. Previous shows include: Keegan Theatre: Parade (Mary Phagan) Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: Hairspray (Shelly); Little Theater of Alexandria: Anne of Green Gables: The Musical (Anne Shirley) West

Side Story (Anybodys), Grey Gardens (Jaqueline Bouvier); Adventure Theatre MTC: The Cat in Hat (Thing 2/Kitten), Into The Woods Jr. (Baker’s Wife); Wolf Trap Filene Center: The King and I (Royal Princess). Training includes: ATMTC Academy: Pre-Professional Company Member; Signature Theatre: Stage One MT Workshop; Broadway Artists Alliance: Summer Intensives and Winter Workshops. Cassie would like to thank her family, friends, and teachers throughout the years for their support. www.cassiecope.com

JONATHAN MIOT (Father U/S) is incredibly excited to join Adventure on this wild journey into the mind of Alexander! Most recent credits include [LOCAL] Baltimore Shakespeare Factory The Tempest Adventure Theatre Junie B. Jones is Not a Crook Ally Theatre Co. The Most

Spectacularly Lamentable Trial of Miz Martha Washington The Studio Theatre Jumpers for Goalposts (u/s), Red Branch Theatre Company Dog Fight, Spring Awakening; Kensington Arts Theatre 25Th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee; Summer Dinner Theatre Brigadoon, Hairspray, The Wiz, Aida.

HILARY MORROW (Mother U/S) Hilary Morrow is a DC-based musical theatre performer and soloist. Recently she appeared in Imogen: Shakespeare’s Cymbeline Reimagined as King Cymbeline/Queen with Pointless Theatre Co. Other recent credits include: Detective Fix,

Around the World in 80 Days (The American Pops Orchestra); Empress Drusilla, 2017 Source Festival; Step-Mother, Cinderella: A Magical Musical Tale (The American Pops Orchestra). She recently performed at the famed jazz club, Birdland in New York City. She has performed alongside such luminaries as Brian Stokes Mitchell, Norm Lewis, Renee Fleming, Tommy Tune, Laura Osnes, Lea Salonga, Jeremy Jordan, Lindsey Mendez, and more. Other credits include: Storyteller, Children of Eden (The Kennedy Center); Brünnhilde, Hugo Ball: a Dada puppet AdveNTurE!!/?1!!//; Snowella Mistletoe, A Very Pointless Holiday Spectacular, Sen. Charlotte Stackhouse, Let Trump Be Trump and Isabella Andreini in a one-woman show entitled, Oh, What Can't A Woman Do?. www.hilarymorrow.com 

CARL WILLIAMS (Nick/Paul U/S) is excited to make his return back to Adventure Theatre! Some of his favorite past credits include Adventure Theatre MTC National Tour: Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds (Ziggy); Riverside Dinner Theater: Sister Act: The Musical (Eddie); Little Theatre of

Alexandria: In The Heights (Benny); Keegan Theatre: Parade (Riley); Open Circle Theatre: The Who's Tommy (Cousin Kevin); Studio Theatre: Wig Out! (Nina/Venus Understudy). He'd also like to give a big, special thank you to his parents and his In The Heights family for their neverending love and support.

PRODUCTION TEAMCARA GABRIEL (Director) has been an Assistant Professor of Theatre at American University since 2002. There, she has directed over 20 productions, including The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Lysistrata, Our Country’s Good, Machinal, Ubu Rex, The Rocky Horror Show, The Rez Sisters, The Threepenny Opera, and A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum. In the DC area, Gabriel has worked with Rorschach Theatre, Source Theatre Festival, The Potomac Theatre Project at Olney Theatre Center, the Smithsonian Institute’s Discovery Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, and The Kennedy Center. She has been performing her one woman show, I AM THE GENTRY, which depicts her life in a transitional DC neighborhood, to sold-out crowds and stellar reviews since 2013, when it was presented as part of the Atlas Intersections Festival. Gabriel has also performed GENTRY at The EXIT Theatre in San Francisco, Capital Fringe Festival, and the United Solo festival on Theatre Row in New York City. Gabriel is currently working on a book of the same title. Her next projects include producing the WomXn on Fire Festival at Keegan Theatre, and a run of I AM THE GENTRY with Post Shift Theatre. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Middlebury College, a master’s degree from Northwestern University, and a PhD from The University of Michigan.

STEPHANIE WILSON (Assistant Director) is an actor, singer, and dancer based in Washington, DC. Previously at Adventure Theatre, she understudied the role of Ella in Ella Enchanted, and currently she is understudying the role of #2 in The Wolves at Studio Theatre. Stephanie received her BA in Musical Theatre from American University in 2016.

ASHLEIGH KING (Choreographer) Has primarily been seen as a performer on DC theatre stages. Including here, at ATMTC, in Pinkilicious, and in the 2012 production of Alexander... Also having appeared in many productions at Olney Theatre Center, The Kennedy Center, Ford’s, and Signature Theatre. A product of Dancensations and the Dance Theatre of Harlem residency program; she has been mentored and trained by Debbie Allen, Mark Marino, Frank Hatchett, Troy Brown, and Gloria Hampton, among others. A special thank you to Michael Bobbitt, for being the most recent source of guidance and providing this opportunity.

WILLIAM YANESH (Music Director, Orchestrator) has music directed many productions at Adventure Theatre MTC, including Winnie-the-Pooh, Goodnight Moon, Miss Nelson is Missing!, Oliver!, and Garfield: The Musical with Cattitude, as well as composing the score to Caps for Sale and The Cat in the Hat. His other DC music direction credits include Jesus Christ Superstar andThe Last Five Years at Signature Theatre, Ordinary Days and The Nutcracker at Round House Theatre, and Floyd Collins at 1st Stage. BA in Music Composition from Carnegie Mellon University.

APRIL JOY VESTER (Scenic Designer) is excited to be working with Adventure Theatre for the first time. She has designed shows in and around the D.C. area and in New York. Her credits include Little Women (Annapolis Opera), Sister Act (ASGT), La Boheme/Die Fledermaus (Martina Arroyo Foundation), Pullman, WA (Universe Players 2), and Shrek the Musical (Chalice Theatre). April Joy has a masters degree in scenic design from the University of Maryland and one in architecture from the University of Utah.

JEANNETTE CHRISTENSEN (Costume Designer) is pleased to be making her Adventure Theater debut. Jeannette is a third year MFA costume design candidate at the University of Maryland and had several design opportunities including The Call (Dir. Eleanor Holdridge), The Importance of Being Earnest (Dir. Amber Mcginnis), and Clove (Dir. Paige Hernandez). Jeannette has worked as a costume design assistant with Wolf Trap Opera, Olney Theater Center, Studio Theater, and The Kennedy Center. Selected regional costume design credits: termiNATION (Joe's Movement Emporium), JQA: A Theatrical Inquiry (American University), The Freshest Snow Whyte (Imagination Stage), The Return (Mosaic Theater Co), The Lion in Winter (4615 Theater Co), and Cinderella: The Remix (Bowie State University). Find more of Jeannette's work on her website at www.jchristensendesign.com.

JASON ARNOLD (Lighting Designer) has designed for Adventure Theatre MTC for 10 years. His designs include Junie B. Jones is Not a Crook, Caps for Sale, Petite Rouge, 5 Little Monkeys, Big Nate, Stuart Little, and The 12 Days of Christmas. He has designed at many local theatre companies, including Imagination Stage, Arena Stage, The Shakespeare Theatre, Theatre J, Rep Stage, Studio Theatre, and Constellation Theatre. Mr. Arnold is an Artist in Residence at American University.

GORDON NIMMO-SMITH (Sound Designer) is thrilled to be working at Adventure Theatre for the first time. Recent local sound designs include Parade and Mack, Beth (Keegan Theatre), The Man Who, and The River (Spooky Action Theatre); Little Thing, Big Thing (Solas Nua), Master Class, Fully Committed, Blackberry Daze, Black Pearl Sings, and Shake Loose (Metrostage); Static (Source Festival); Be Awesome:A Theatrical Mixtape of the 90s, and You or Whatever I Can Get (Flying V). By day, Gordon is Operations Manager for a DC-area production company. Thanks to Alex, and Mac the dog.

ANDREA “DRE” MOORE (Properties & Puppets Designer) has made theatrical properties her career for 15 years and has been a theatre technician for more years than she cares to admit. Adventure Theatre credits include Frosty the Snow Man, How I Became a Pirate, Junie B. Jones is Not a Crook, Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, Ella Enchanted, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Knuffle Bunny, Jumanji, The Emperor’s Nightingale, James and the Giant Peach, A Lump of Coal for Christmas, Caps for Sale, OLIVER! The Musical, Garfield The Musical with Cattitude, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Petite Rouge , Tiny Tim’s Christmas Carol, Stuart Little, Pinkalicious, Miss Nelson is Missing, The Twelve Days of Christmas, Goodnight Moon, Dr. Seuss’ Cat in the Hat, Big Nate, Three Little Birds, Winnie the Pooh, A Little House Christmas, Big, The Musical-TYA, If You Give a Moose a Muffin, The Snowy Day, and many, many, many more. Her work has also graced the stages of Round House Theatre, Theatre J, Rorschach Theatre, Flying V Theatre, Imagination Stage, Olney Theatre, The Kennedy Center, and Rep Stage.

APRIL E. CARTER (Stage Manager) is very excited to be returning to ATMTC. She is a native Washingtonian who grew up in Columbia, Maryland where she began her theatre life at Toby Orenstein’s Columbia School of Theatrical Arts. Some of her credits include James and The Giant Peach, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, Thoroughly Modern Millie Jr.,(ATMTC) Flower’s Stink (Kennedy Center TYA), Avenue Q (Constellation Theatre), The Nether (Wooly Mammoth), An Octoroon (Wooly Mammoth), The Shipment (Forum Theatre) to name a few. April also served as our stage manager for the ATMTC Summer Camp. She received her B.F.A. in Theatre with a concentration in Musical Theatre from Howard University. Thank you Bird for all of your support!

ERICA FEIDELSEIT (Assistant Stage Manager) is delighted to be back at Adventure Theatre MTC. Recent credits include Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook (Adventure Theatre MTC); Lookingglass Alice, Shakespeare in Love, Detroit ’67 (Baltimore Center Stage); VelocityDC Dance Festival (Washington Performing Arts & Shakespeare Theatre Company); The Legend of Pufferfish Pat (InterAct Story Theatre); Dorian's Closet, H2O, American Hero, The Other Place (Rep Stage); Twist Your Dickens (Second City); Cymbeline, Romeo and Juliet, Antony and Cleopatra (Virginia Shakespeare Festival); Flying V Fights: Heroes & Monsters (Flying V); In Love and Warcraft (No Rules Theatre Company); The Fall of the House of Usher (Pallas Theatre Collective). Education: BA in Theater Arts from Towson University. Lots of love to her endlessly supportive family and friends!

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ANGEL ($25,000+)The William S. Abell Foundation Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery CountyMaryland State Arts CouncilThe Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz FoundationThe Shubert FoundationThe Weissberg Foundation

IMPRESARIO ($10,000-$24,999) Seymour DubowTrish and Tony GlowackiThe National Endowment for the Arts Melissa Siegel

BENEFACTOR ($5,000-$9,999)Brian and Elizabeth Lemek Bruce Romer and Kay Bowman Kevin and Jean Shane Mary Emerson Slimp

PATRON ($2,500-$4,999)Nairi BalianMayra Josefina BayonetAngela CarringtonThe Community Foundation for the National Capital RegionThe Dallas Morse Coors Foundation for the Performing ArtsDimick FoundationNisreen Hamad Farhan-SchneiderRichard Gervase and Stuart DeleryGraham HoldingsAlan M. HarterRoland HawthorneMitchell and Patti Herman Carol Leahy Scott Loughlin MAXIMUS FoundationGreg and Erin McCahill Jan Donohoe McNamaraLynn Parseghian Leon Rodriguez Jayson Schwam and Leslie Miles Caren Weinreich Dana Young

ARTIST ($1,000-$2,499)John and Nancy Abeles in honor of Jay Jay AbelesThe Center for Nonproft AdvancementHeather DavenportDaniel and Betsy DodsonBruce DouglasLorraine S. Dreyfuss Theatre Education FundThe Peeler Family

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HERO ($500-$999)Robert BarnettJoan D. ClaybrookJeanne EllinportEdward and Donna Harrington William Hauptman Jeffrey Hull and C. Kate Lambrew Hull Kenneth and Pat LattaLockheed Martin Employees Political Action CommitteeStephanie G. PosnerNetwork for Good in Memory of Betryce G. ProstermanAnthony Salah Martha ShannonLeslie SofocleousCarol SteuartJennifer Rain TenenbaumTopside, LLCCatherine Trizzino Jean and Sam Williams Rory and Shelton Zuckerman

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ENSEMBLE ($100–$249)Joanne Akhavan Anonymous (2)Jerome and Deborah Antel Shawn BaldwinJohn BeanRichard BerndtDouglas BlackburnJennifer Bordenick John BrittonJonathan and Janet Brody Donna CampbellJames CampeCynthia CarpenterRichard CarrollRumana A. ChaudhuriMary Jane ClearyDavid and Roshana Cohen Debra CopeRoberta CopeNgoc Linh Coughlin Christopher d'AmboiseMichelle Fox DayAnn DoyleStephen EdwardsDiane EichnerStacey FearheileyRobert FeingoldJames and Jeanne Ford Hon. Brian E. FroshMelissa and Stephen Gallagher Barbara GarlockRoberta GasbarreDavid Gerber and FamilyEllen GoldBusy GrahamDouglas and Annette Greer Richard HartzellRachel HawsChristopher HenleyThomas Holzman and Alison Drucker Amie HsiaAlice HughesElizabeth HughesDonna Marie IvesSuzan JenkinsTracy and Tony Jones Karin KizerMarc KormanJohn Page KyleJonathan Laden and Michele-Lee Barasso Deborah LangeHarvey LazarElisabeth Leamy Michelle Leavy Julie Lele

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FOUNDERSAnnavieve AbramsJudy FroshRichard Hartzell

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR EMERITADiane Hamilton

BOARD OF DIRECTORSLeslie Miles, ChairRichard Gervase, Vice ChairPatricia Figge Glowacki, TreasurerMelissa Siegel, SecretaryNairi Checkosky Balian Mayra BayonetKay BowmanAngela CarringtonSeymour DubowJeanne H. EllinportRoland HawthorneMitchell HermanBlair KaineCarol LeahyScott LoughlinJacqueline Manger, Honorary BoardErin McCahillMelissa MuellerLynn ParseghianLeon RodriguezTony SalahKevin Shane, Chair EmeritusCaren WeinreichDana Young

STAFFMichael J. BobbittArtistic Director

Leon SeemannManaging Director

Corey BalesAcademy Program Manager

Amanda Bradley Director of Communications

Melynda Burdette WintrolDirector of Education

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Kathryn Hnatio VicereDirector of Development

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No.Some dessert is better than no

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