Program 2011 - Theatre Under the Stars

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Vancouver, BC Canada V6M 2C9
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WELCOME MESSAGE
JAMES CRONK – Producer
On behalf of the 250 volunteers and professionals that make up TUTS, thank you for joining
us in Stanley Park’s historic Malkin Bowl this summer. For our 65th season, we are thrilled
to present two fantastic musicals that we hope you will enjoy! Bye Bye Birdie’s hilarious
comedy and catchy songs are performed by one of the largest casts ever to appear on the
TUTS stage, while in Anything Goes, more of our city’s best and brightest musical theatre
talents strut their stuff to the classic tunes of the great Cole Porter. As one of Vancouver’s
largest theatre companies, we pride ourselves on bringing two big Broadway musicals to the
stage every summer, and we are fortunate to have many, many committed people who put in huge amounts
of hard work and creativity year after year to make this happen. We all hope that you enjoy tonight’s show, and
that you’ll come back soon for our second show and another magical outdoor theatre experience. It is thanks
to your support that Theatre Under the Stars has been able to entertain more than two million people from
around the world for more than half a century. Our mission is simple: to make sure that when you leave Malkin
Bowl, it is with a spring in your step, a smile on your face and a tune in your head. Enjoy the show!
NAVEEN KAPAHI – Board President
On behalf of the TUTS Board of Directors, I want to thank you for choosing TUTS as one of
your must-do summer activities. I also wish to extend a very important “thank you!” to all
the companies, individuals and suppliers that support our organization with sponsorships,
donations and products. Their generosity makes it possible for TUTS to enhance our
productions and strengthen our commitment to mentoring young people in many
wonderful ways. In particular, we are excited to have TD return as our season sponsor. Their
commitment to our community has been evident in each and every one of our discussions,
and in the initiatives we have developed together. For example, we are providing free tuition for our summer
musical theatre camps to two recipients of the TUTS/TD Rising Star Scholarship; also, our TD Students Are Stars
$20/seat program will enable thousands of youth to experience the joy of musical theatre this summer. I invite
you to recognize TD and all of the companies listed in this programme, whose contributions have made our 65th
season possible. However, it is important to remember that individuals also play a pivotal role in helping any
organization to thrive. For a donation of as little as $25 you can receive a tax receipt and other benefits, both
tangible and intangible. As you watch tonight’s performance, I invite you to explore with us the ways in which
you might help to sustain Theatre Under the Stars and ensure that its future is bright: on stage, backstage,
selling programmes, fundraising, a donation of cash or time. Please visit www.tuts.ca for more information.
Thank you for coming tonight, and enjoy the show!
MALKIN BOWL GETS ‘WINTERIZED’
It might not be visible from where you sit, but Malkin Bowl has just undergone a significant renovation! With
contributions from three equal partners, (The Federal Government, Vancouver Parks Board and TUTS), the
theatre has been ‘winterized’ that will allow for year-round usage. The project, which includes new heating
systems, air conditioning, insulation and a new stage floor, also includes a sliding door that encloses the
stage. This winter, Malkin Bowl will be available to local arts groups, theatre groups and other organizations
for rehearsals, performances and even board meetings. TUTS would like to thank the numerous organizations
and people involved in making this happen, including: The Federal Government, the City of Vancouver, the
Vancouver Parks Board Staff (Gordon Barber, Danica Djurkovick and Ernest Fanthorpe), Birmingham and Wood
Architects (Sandra Moore) and Companion Construction (David Wootten, David Goertz and especially Eric
Meyers). We are excited about what the next hundred years will bring in this iconic outdoor theatre in beautiful
Stanley Park.
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TD is proud to be a supporter
of Theatre Under the Stars.
We are working with Theatre Under the Stars
to make a difference in our communities.
SPONSORS
THEATRE UNDER THE STARS gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the following companies and
individuals without whom the 2011 Season would not be possible.
SEASON SPONSOR
CONCESSION SPONSORS
ONE NIGHT PERFORMANCE SPONSORS
Industrial Alliance • Sun Life • WesternOne • Hewitt • Blake & Nelli Hanbury
IN KIND SPONSORS
Christie Lites • Skyline Scaffold • Bakerstreet Productions • Paisieres Planning • BBC Sales & Service Ltd. •
Long & McQuade
MEDIA PARTNERS
TUTS MEMBER DONATIONS*
My Fair Member ($25 - $99)
Acknowledgement of our many supporters will be included in our 2011 annual report.
The Sound Of Support ($100 - $249)
Anonymous, Dan Aspinall, Anna Assalone, Ian Beardmore, Diane Berladyn, Alan Black, Leanne Chapman,
Corrigan Cassidy, Helen Coleman, Jean Cronk, Les and Catherine Dawson, Peter Dodek, Jay Frezell,
Stephen Hammond, Donna Harco, Pearl Hargeaves, Dale & Julie Harris, Norma Martin, M Havey, Gail Hickey,
Peter Isaac, Cory Kent, Wendy Lee, Denny Lang, Jim Lister, Gautam & Minu Lohia, Gordon Longmuir,
Alexander McLeod, Janet Pedersen, Brad Roberts, Gary Rollins, Mark Rozenberg, Brian Shankaruk, Ted Steeves,
Jean Teillet, The Testini Family, Carolyn Turpin, Alana Van Dam, Bruce & Cynthia Verchere (in memory of Mary
Verchere), Bernice White, Ken Willoughby, Abigail Wong- de Leon
Hello Donors! ($250 - $499)
Louisa Cochrane, Cliff Cox, Doreen Cox, Barbara Cox, Elisabeth Drance & David Harrison, Perry Ehrlich, Travis
Hubner, Cheryl Hutcherson (in memory of Lloyd Nicholson), Marlie Oden, Michael Shein, Karen Sciarretta, Dana
Turner
Sweet Charity ($500 - $749)
Rob Cronk, Sharon Davis, Ian Forsyth
Superstar ($750 +)
James Cronk, Martin Braverman, Naveen Kapahi, Shel Piercy, Stratton Taylor, Isidor M. Wolfe
*Donors listed since printing of 2010 program.
2099 Beach Avenue, Stanley Park, Vancouver BC, V6G 1Z4 | Info@tuts.ca | 604.734.1917
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BYE BYE BIRDIE
BYE BYE BIRDIE
Book by Michael Stewart
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Originally produced by Edward Padula
*Bye Bye Birdie is presented through exclusive arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc. 560 Lexington Avenue.
New York, NY. 10022. Book— © 1958 Michael Stewart. Music & Lyrics – © 1960, 1962 Charles Strouse and Lee Adams.
Director: Shel Piercy* Choreographer: Shelley Stewart Hunt* Music Director: Kevin Michael Cripps
Set Design:
Lighting Design:
Costume Design:
Sound Design:
Stage Manager:
Kevin McAllister
Gerald King
Chris Sinosich
Alex Livland
Inga Pederson*
Assistant Choreographer:
Assistant to the Music Director:
Assistant Costume Designer:
Assistant Stage Managers:
Erika Babins
Kevin Woo
Victoria Kippenstein
Livia DuHamel,
Patricia Jiang,
Ashley Noyes
CAST
Albert
Rosie
IN NEW YORK
Reporters
Daniel White
Lalainia Lindbjerg*
Aaron Lau, Stefan Winfield
Sheryl Anne Wheaton, Nathan Sartore, Lauren Gula, Synthia Yusuf, Courtenay Shields, Harper Smith
Aaron Lau, Chris Adams, Caleb Di Pomponio, Jennifer Suttis, Lauren Gula, Chelsey Yamasaki,
Courtney Shields
IN SWEET APPLE
Helen
Ursula Merkle
Nancy
Alice
Margie
Deborah-Sue
Harvey Johnson
Penelope-Ann
Suzie
Rachel Harrison
Courtney Shields
Steffanie Davis
Jaime Piercy
Alex Gullason
Sophie Leroux
Alan Blackwell
Meggie McKinnon
Skyler Zondag
Kim
Doris Macafee
Harry Macafee
Randolph
Mae Peterson
Conrad Birdie
Hugo Peabody
Mayor
Mayor’s Wife
Amy Jean Mcelwain
Lori Zondag*
Jim Stewart
Nathan Piasecki
Bonnie Panych*
Erik Gow
Dimitrios Stephanoy
Chris Adams
Laura Koberstein
Lauren Gula, Aaron Lau, Joshua McFaul, Sheryl McMillan, Stefan Winfield, Synthia Yusuf, Daniel Cardoso,
Caleb Di Pomponio, Emily Kapahi, Sophie Leroux, Meggie McKinnon, Natalia McLaughlin, Nathan Sartore,
Roan Shankaruk, Ethan Shankaruk, Harper Smith, Jennifer Suttis, Chelsey Yamasaki, Keira Jang,
Meghna Lohia, Juliet McLaughlin, Melissa Sciaretta, Sydney Cochrane
AT THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW
Gloria Rasputin
Lauren Gula
Ed Sullivan
Stefan Winfield
Production Assistant Joshua Mcfaul
Stage Manager
Aaron Lau
Script Girl
Sheryl Anne Wheaton
Dimitrios Stephanoy, Caleb Di Pomponio, Sophie Leroux, Juliet McLaughlin, Chris Adams,
Laura Koberstein, Synthia Yusuf
AT MAUDE’S
Bartender
Quartet
Stefan Winfield
Chris Adams, Aaron Lau, Joshua Mcfaul, Stefan Winfield
Emily Kapahi, Daniel Cardoso, Sydney Cochrane, Caleb Di Pomponio, Keira Jang, Natalia McLaughlin,
Meghna Lohia, Jennifer Suttis, Chelsey Yamasaki, Synthia Yusuf, Lauren Gula, Sheryl Anne Wheaton
*Appears with the permission of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association
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P RO U D TO B E
VA N C O U V E R’ S O F F I C I A L B E E R
HONOURING A DISTINCTIVE PAST… AND OUR SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
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BYE BYE BIRDIE
UNDERSTUDIES
Female
Male
Child
Kim Macafee
Laura Koberstein
Aaron Lau
Keira Jang
Jaime Piercy
DANCE CAPTAIN
Courtney Shields
ORCHESTRA
Reed 1 (piccolo, flute,
clar, alto sax) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fran Leavey
Reed 2 (clar, alto sax) . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Woo
Reed 3 (clar, tenor sax) . . . . . . . . Trischa Buhler
Reed 4 (clar, bass clar, bari sax) . . Dan Rohl, Judy Rohl
& Amanda Rohl
Horn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marianne Piennert
Trumpet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Bevis
Trombone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drew Dumas
Percussion/Drums. . . . . . . . . . . . . Brad Fisher
Bass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alison Dalton
Guitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Richardson
Piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt Grinke
Keyboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lindsay Warnock
SCENES
The action takes place in New York and Sweet Apple, Ohio in the last sweet days of spring 1960.
ACT I
ACT II
Scene 1 Offices of Almaelou Music, New York City
One Morning in June 1960
Scene 2 Sweet Apple, Ohio
Immediately Following
Scene 3 MacAfee Home
Scene 4 Pennsylvania Station, New York City
Later that Week
Six Hours Later
The Next Morning
Scene 7 Movie Theatre, Sweet Apple, Ohio
One Week Later
Scene 8 Movie Theatre, Sweet Apple, Ohio
Sunday Night
Later on that Sunday Night
Too Late on that Sunday Night
Scene 3 Maude’s Roadside Retreat
Just Before Closing
Scene 4 The Back Alley
Scene 5 Old Ice House
In the Darkest Hour of the Night
A Beautiful Morning, on the
First Day of Summer
MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT I
ACT II
“An English Teacher”
“The Telephone Hour”
“How Lovely To Be a Woman”
“Put On a Happy Face”
“A Healthy, Normal, American Boy”
“One Boy”
“Let’s Settle Down”
“Honestly Sincere”
“Wounded”
“Hymn For a Sunday Evening”
“One Last Kiss”
“What Did I Ever See In Him?”
“A Lot of Livin’ to Do”
“Kids”
“Baby, Talk to Me”
“A Mother Doesn’t Matter Anymore”
“Reprise: Kids”
“Ice House Livin’”
“Rosie”
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DIRECTORS
SHEL PIERCY* Director
For Theatre Under the Stars he has directed The Spirit Of Malkin Bowl (1982) Jesus Christ
Superstar (1983 - Rising Star Productions Ltd.) Grease (1984) Big – The Musical (2005)
Oklahoma! (2007), Annie Get Your Gun (2008), Thoroughly Modern Millie (2009), Joseph
And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Singin’ In The Rain (2010). In addition to his
theatre work he has directed over 300 hours of Canadian content television including the
acclaimed documentaries Ben Johnson, Drugs & The Quest For Gold (New York Festivals
Gold Medal Award Winner, Gemini Award Winner); the multiple Leo Award winning and
Gemini-nominated Guinea Pig Club; World Christmas featuring Jon Washburn’s Vancouver
Chamber Choir, Tell It On The Mountain starring Marcus Mosely and Chasing The Tango High, shot in
Argentina, for Bravo Television. He wrote and directed the feature film Almost Heaven for which he was
nominated for Writers’ Guild of Canada Screenwriting Award. In 2009 and 2010 he was part of the creative
team for the Ceremonies for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games as a Director and Broadcast Liaison. This year he
directed Pacific Theatre’s Christmas delight Christmas On The Air and was part of the creative team for the CBC
series Village On A Diet and the History Television series Dust Up. He is producing the directing the Canada/
Australia co-production Shifting Gears airing on The Cave.
KEVIN MICHAEL CRIPPS Music Director
Kevin studied vocal performance and composition at Grant MacEwan College in Edmonton
as well as opera performance at the University of Alberta. Currently, he is an instructor and
the Music Director in residence at Capilano University’s musical theatre program. Kevin
works locally as a music director, vocal coach and actor. Select music direction credits
include: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Theatre Under the Stars) Nine
(Pipedream Prod.) The Baker’s Wife (Applause Musicals in Concert) Cinderella, Footloose,
The Threepenny Opera and Children of Eden (Capilano University/Exit 22) Select acting
credits include: The Bishop in Les Miserables (The Arts Club Theatre) Jud Fry in Oklahoma
(Theatre Under the Stars) Capt. Albert Lennox in The Secret Garden (Richmond Gateway) and Simon Peter in
Corpus Christi (Hoarse Raven Theatre) Kevin is very much looking forward to playing the role of the Priest in
The Light in The Piazza for Patrick Street Productions this fall, as well as music directing Just So and Hello Dolly
for Capilano University. Kevin is also looking forward to returning to school in September, 2012 to complete his
Masters Degree in the Practice of Voice and Singing at The University of Surrey, Guildford England.
SHELLEY STEWART HUNT* Choreographer
Previous TUTS shows: Singin’ In The Rain, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Annie Get Your
Gun, Oklahoma!, West Side Story and Little Shop of Horrors. Selected choreographic
credits: Guys & Dolls, My Fair Lady, (Gateway Theatre); Where’s Charley?, Bye Bye Birdie,
The Boyfriend (Studio 58); Cinderella, Footloose (Exit 22 Productions); Winter Sport
(West Vancouver’s official Olympic celebration site multi-media show); motion capture
choreography for Barbie: The Princess & The Pauper (Mattel); Eve and the Firehorse
(special jury prize winner Sundance Film Festival); Ramona & Beezus (feature film); resident
choreographer for URP 1997-2007/09 (Ovation Award recipient for Jesus Christ Superstar and
Cabaret). Instructor/choreographer: tap, jazz and musical theatre, Capilano University Musical Theatre Diploma
program; Arts Club Musical Theatre Intensive (Granville Island). Selected performance credits: Vancouver 2010
Winter Olympic Games Opening Ceremonies (Hero Tapper); Full Monty (Patrick Street Productions); Evita and
My Fair Lady (Arts Club/Stanley Theatre); CATS National Tour (Rumpelteazer); ABC-TV’s Bye Bye Birdie (Alice).
ERIKA BABINS Assistant Choreographer
Erika is a recent graduate of Capilano University’s Musical Theatre Program. With previous
experience as a dance captain, dance instructor and assistant, she is thrilled to join the
TUTS family as the assistant choreographer. Previous performance credits include: Grace in
Cinderella, Footloose, The Hobbit (Exit 22), The Gold Fever Follies, Nine (Pipedream), and
Anything Goes (Metro).
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BYE BYE BIRDIE
MEMBERS OF THE CAST
CHRIS ADAMS Mayor, Quartet Member
Chris is thrilled to be back at TUTS for his third show, after appearing in Footloose in 2004 and Annie Get
Your Gun in 2008. A Vancouver Ovation Award Winner, Chris was last seen tapping up storm as Andy Lee in
42nd Street. He can be seen next playing The Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz at Footlight Theatre. “Love
to my family, especially April. Enjoy the show!”
ALAN BLACKWELL Harvey Johnson
Alan is excited to be back for his second summer with TUTS. Alan has been involved with community
theatre for the past five years, most recently playing Gavin in Caught In the Net with Theater West Van.
When not onstage, Alan spends his time training in dance and music, playing trumpet and singing in the
jazz program at his school. He also likes to play soccer on Saturdays and hang out with his puppy (Molly)
and his friends. He loved working with such a talented cast and artistic team and would like to thank his
family for their support.
DANIEL CARDOSO Sweet Apple Kid
Daniel is incredibly excited to make his TUTS debut with the amazing cast of Bye Bye Birdie. Previous credits
include The Hobbit, Cinderella (Exit 22) and A Little Night Music (Capilano University). Daniel is currently a
student in the Capilano University Musical Theatre program and will be entering his third year in September.
He’d like to thank Shel, Shelley and Kevin for taking him on in the cast and putting together an amazing
show!
SYDNEY COCHRANE Sweet Apple Brat
Sydney, 14, is from Vernon, BC, and is very excited to be in Theatre Under the Stars this season. In Vernon
she has played parts such as Benjamin in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Marta in The
Sound of Music and Ethel Peas/Dorothy Parker in Thoroughly Modern Millie. This is Sydney’s first year with
Theatre Under the Stars and she is very much enjoying being a part of Bye Bye Birdie.
STEFFANIE DAVIS Nancy
Welcome all to our cozy little town of Sweet Apple, Ohio! Steffanie is thrilled to be a part of her first TUTS
show this summer with the inspiring cast and crew of Bye Bye Birdie! She is currently going into her third
year at Capilano University’s Musical Theatre Program. Past credits include Bombur in The Hobbit (Exit 22
productions), Liebeslieder in A Little Night Music (Arbutus Studio), and Lady Catherine De Bourgh in Pride &
Prejudice (McRoberts Players). Enjoy the show!!!
CALEB DI POMPONIO Sweet Apple Kid
Caleb is really excited to be back at the Malkin Bowl for his second season with Theatre Under the Stars. He
made his TUTS debut last summer in the epic take on Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,
and is having another great summer working with the amazing cast and crew of Bye Bye Birdie! Caleb
recently played a chronically moist milliner in Cinderella (Exit22) and the dark, angsty Henrik Egerman in A
Little Night Music (Arbutus studio). Caleb would like to thank his amazing family, friends, and teachers for
all their love and support. Enjoy the show!
ERIK GOW Conrad Birdie
Erik is delighted to be working with such a wonderful cast and creative team on his very first TUTS
production. For the past six years Erik has worked as an actor and musician all over Vancouver. Credits
include the Canadian Premiere of All The Great Books…Abridged, Bobby in Urinetown (B2B), Evil Dead
The Musical (DSRP), Algernon in, The Importance Of Being Earnest (Echo Players), and Anything Goes
(CTF). Erik has studied classical voice and is currently enrolled in the Studio 58 acting program. Erik would
like to give special thanks to Shel/Shelley/Kevin, the Studio faculty, Nico, Mike, and his parents.
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RACHEL HARRISON Sweet Apple Kid
Rachel is delighted to be back at TUTS for Bye Bye Birdie! Past credits include Gladys in 42nd Street (Metro
Theatre), Peace in Joseph (TUTS), Cinderella in Cinderella: A Christmas Pantomime (Metro Theatre), Belle in
Beauty and the Beast (Encore Theatre Society), Missy Van Hossmere in Thoroughly Modern Millie (TUTS),
and Jo March in Little Women: the Musical (Imagine Theatre/Broadway Edge). Rachel would like to thank
everyone involved in Bye Bye Birdie for another wonderful summer!
EMILY KAPAHI Sweet Apple Kid
Emily first appeared with TUTS in 2007’s Oklahoma! and has appeared onstage every year since. She
has played Kim MacAfee in Bye Bye Birdie as well as The Little Girl in Once On This Island. In 2009 she
competed at the provincial level for the Kiwanis Music Festival, and received a gold medal for her lyrical
solo at 2010’s Dance Power Fesitval. Emily also played Maria in Vancouver College’s West Side Story. This is
Emily’s fifth show with Theatre Under the Stars and she is so glad to be back after last year’s production of
Singin’ In The Rain!
LAUREN GULA Gloria Rasputin, Sweet Apple Folk
Lauren is very excited to be a part of Bye Bye Birdie at TUTS! Recent credits: Sweeney Todd (Fighting
Chance), Nine (Pipedream), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Gateway), Thoroughly Modern Millie (TUTS),
Iolanthe (NSLO), and Guys and Dolls (Gateway). A graduate of Capilano University’s Musical Theatre
Program, Lauren was involved in such shows as Honk!, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Jane Eyre, Ten
Lost Years, The Wiz, and Children of Eden. Lauren would like to thank Shelley, Kevin and Shel for this
opportunity, and her lovely friends and wonderful family for all their support. Enjoy!
ALEX GULLASON Margie
Alex is simply ecstatic to be spending yet another summer on the TUTS stage! You may have seen her last
year in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. When not performing with TUTS or working as a
tour guide, Alex attends Cap U in the Musical Theatre Program and is entering her 3rd and final year. Credits
include Cinderella (Exit 22), A Little Night Music (Arbutus Studios), and Abigail Williams in The Crucible
(Vortex Studio). Huge thank yous go to the cast, crew, directing team, teachers and Mom and Dad!
KEIRA JANG Sweet Apple Brat, Child Understudy
Keira is ecstatic to be working with Shel Piercy and Kevin Cripps for a second year. She also feels fortunate
to dance for the talented Shelley Stewart Hunt. Last summer in TUTS Keira had the roles Jade/Brother
and Levi/Mrs. Potiphar in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Recently, Keira played Mary
Rogers in Will Rogers’ Follies at RCMT. Other past credits include Gretel/Chorus in Snow White, Aladdin,
Excalibur, and Princess and the Pea for FVGSS. Keira would like to thank her Uncle Jason Jang for being
the inspiration and Carol Seitz at Classic Steps for teaching her skills for performing.
LAURA KOBERSTEIN Mrs. Gundersson, Birdie, Female Understudy
With three previous seasons under her belt, Laura is very happy to be back at The Bowl this summer.
Winner of the E.V. Young Award for, ‘Most Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor, Female’ for
her performance in Annie Get Your Gun with TUTS. Select credits include: Miss Flannery in Thoroughly
Modern Millie (TUTS), The Wiz in The Wiz (Exit 22), Golda in Fiddler on the Roof (GSUBC) and Louisa
Contini in NINE (Exit 22).
AARON LAU Reporter, Sweet Apple Folk, Stage Manager, Quartet Member, Male Understudy
Aaron is overjoyed at having the chance to grace the Malkin Bowl for an unprecedented 7th consecutive
season. Since debuting in 2004’s Footloose, Aaron has performed in TUTS shows such as Thoroughly
Modern Millie (Aida Broadbent Award winner) and last year’s epic Joseph. A recent Ovation Award Winner
(Best Gypsy 2011 - Male), Aaron has also appeared in productions with RCMT (Will Rogers, West Side
Story, 42nd St.) and FCP (Forbidden Broadway, Wedding Singer). Aaron is also the proud Managing
Artistic Director of “intimate THEATRE productions”, whose inaugural performance comes this fall.
Remember: There’s A Lot Of Livin’ To Do!!!
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BYE BYE BIRDIE
SOPHIE LEROUX Deborah Sue
Sophie is thrilled to be in her fourth show with Theatre Under the Stars! She has performed in the RCYB’s
“The Nutcracker,” and musicals with RCMT, Gotta Sing Gotta Dance, FVGSS, and Footlight. She would like
to thank her parents and teachers who have gotten her this far and after recieving the “Acacia Abraham
Foundation” scholarship for the performing arts, would like to dedicate her performance in this show to the
memory of Acacia
LALAINIA LINDBJERG* Rosie
Lalainia debuted with TUTS in Oliver at age eleven! She later starred in Crazy For You & Big: The Musical and
directed 2007’s Grease. Favourite theatre credits: Peter (Peter Pan: Gateway Theatre), Anne (Anne of Green
Gables: Charlottetown, RCMT, Japan Tour) Red Rock Diner, and Swing (The Arts Club). Lalainia is the resident
director/choreographer for Footlight Theatre; productions include The Sound of Music (2010) and Joseph and
the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (2009). This fall she’ll direct The Wizard of Oz! She is grateful to have this
opportunity, provided by her husband, children, and extended family, to return to her first love – the stage!
MEGHNA LOHIA Sweet Apple Brat
Meghna, 10, is excited to be joining the cast of TUTS for a second year, having been in the 2010 production
of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat as Nira. Meghna has been in competitive dance,
jazz, tap, musical theatre and ballet with Spotlight Dance Studios and Dance Co. for the past 5 years. She
performs in dance competitions throughout each year and had the honour of performing in the 2010
Paralympic Games Opening Ceremonies. While she is not on the stage or at school, Meghna loves to travel
the world experiencing different cultures with her parents.
AMY JEAN MCELWAIN Kim MacAfee
Amy Jean is thrilled to be involved in such an exciting show! Kim MacAfee is a dream role for her and she
has loved being a part of her first TUTS experience. She is a recent graduate of the Capilano University’s
Musical Theatre Program. You may have recently seen Amy Jean in Will Rogers’ Follies (RCMT), as Crissy
in Hair (FCP), and as the Nurse in Medea (Exit 22). She would like to thank the cast and crew for such a
wonderful experience and her family for their unlimited support!
JOSHUA MCFAUL Sweet Apple Folk, Production Assistant, Quartet Member
Joshua comes from Trinity Western University’s vocal performance program, and is thrilled to be making
his TUTS debut with such an excellent cast and crew. Some past credits include Alidoro in Cinderella
(Vancouver Opera In Schools), Jamie in The Last 5 Years (Stone’s Throw Productions), Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Footlight Theatre), and Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice (Trinity
Western University). Later this year you can find him singing with Pacifia Singers, a choral ensemble created
by the Vancouver Chamber Choir.
JULIET MCLAUGHLIN Sweet Apple Brat
Juliet is nine years old and thrilled to make her TUTS debut. She has grown up backstage in theaters across
America travelling with her showbiz family. In previous years at TUTS, she was responsible for turning the
wheels on the “Millie” bus plus numerous other backstage jobs for small people. Juliet studies gymnastics,
receiving her silk and web aerial training from the Norwegian Cruise Lines Aerial Captain. Juliet attends
Caulfield Elementary. She is thankful to her fabulous dance teachers at Vanleena and likes tap dancing in
the kitchen with her Dad, playing with her dogs and studying science facts.
NATALIA MCLAUGHLIN Sweet Apple Kid
Natalia is excited to return to the TUTS stage for her 5th season. She is 13 years old and attends the fantastic
Vanleena Dance Academy. She has performed with Gateway Theatre, Footlight and LiveStage Performance.
Natalia was bitten by the acting bug at age 5, when she lived in New York and had the privilege of working
on Sesame Street alongside Big Bird and Elmo. She worked on NBC’s Emmy Award winning “A Place to
Call Home” and was a recipient of the TUTS 2009 Aida Broadbent Award. She enjoys her crazy tap dancing
family and travelling the world.
MEGGIE MCKINNON Penelope-Ann
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This is Meggie’s first production with Theatre Under the Stars, and she couldn’t be more thrilled to be
working with such an amazing cast and crew on this season’s production of Bye Bye Birdie. Fresh out of
university Meggie has recently received her Diploma in Musical Theatre from Capilano University. Select
credits include: Joy in Cinderella, The Enchanted Edition (Exit 22), Vi in Come and Go (Arbutus Studios),
Glauce in Medea (Exit 22), and Mlle. Bloch/Messenger in My Life With Albertine (Arbutus Studio). Many
thanks to my family and friends for their support!
BYE BYE BIRDIE
BONNIE PANYCH* Mae Peterson
Bonnie has performed across Canada in Theatres such as The Grand, Magnus Theatre, Persephone
Theatre, The Globe, Stagewest Calgary, WCTC, Caravan Farm Theatre, Theatre Northwest, The Belfry and
Kaleidoscope Theatre. Locally she has performed for the Arts Club, Gateway Theatre, Green Thumb Theatre,
Pink Inc, Carousel Theatre, Modern Baroque Opera and Patrick Street Productions. She has worked on T.V.
shows such as Millenium, DaVinci’s Inquest, Beggars and Choosers, Beyond Belief, Fearing Mind and
other series shot here in Vancouver. She has appeared in feature films, such as The Fog and Awake. Bonnie
has also been nominated for multiple Jessie Awards.
JAMIE PIERCY Sweet Apple Kid, Understudy (Kim MacAfee)
Jamie studies voice with Wendy Bross Stuart and appeared in Rob Carriere’s music video “All Because” and
on Global Television’s Variety Club Show of Hearts. Jamie played Eponine in Les Miserables in Concert
(Broadway Edge Studio). This is her sixth TUTS production, previous credits including Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (2002, 2010), Big: The Musical (2005), Oklahoma! (2007), and Annie Get
Your Gun (2008). She is pleased to be a part of this wonderful musical under the stars.
NATHAN PIASECKI Randolph
Nathan is ecstatic to be with TUTS as part of the Bye Bye Birdie cast! He recently played Freddy Rogers in
Royal City’s production of Will Rogers Follies. Nathan studies with Lindbjerg Academy of Performing Arts
and played Mowgli in their recent production of The Jungle Book. He has performed in Footlight Theatre’s
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Of Course There Are Fairies and Gift of the Magi.
Nathan earned the Althea Di Gregorio award in the 2011 Kiwanis Music Festival. He thanks TUTS and his
family for all their support.
NATHAN SARTORE Sweet Apple Kid
Nathan is absolutely thrilled to be making his TUTS debut in Bye Bye Birdie. He began his dance training
at the age of 6, and currently trains at Tri-City Dance Centre. His most recent credits include Scrooge
in Alice in a Winter Wonderland (Backstage Youth Performers Society), Out of This World (Gotta Sing!
Gotta Dance!), and Seussical Jr. (Theatrix Youtheatre Society). Nathan performed as a dancer at the 2010
Vancouver Paralympic Winter Games, as well as in Disneyland and on the Norwegian Cruise Lines. Nathan
would like to thank Shel, Shelley, and Kevin for this opportunity. Enjoy the show!
MELISSA SCIARRETTA Sweet Apple Brat
Melissa is thrilled to be part of TUTS for the first time this summer. She has danced competitively for several
years and currently attends Spotlight Dance Centre. Melissa won scholarships for her song and dance
solos at Surrey Dance Festival in each of the past two years. Previous credits include Children’s Chorus in
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat with both Footlight and RCMT. She has also performed
in Lindbjerg Academy’s productions of Peter Pan, Bugsy Malone, Aladdin, and Honk. Melissa would like to
thank Shel, Shelley and Kevin for the opportunity to be part of such a great show!
ETHAN SHANKARUK Sweet Apple Kid
Ethan is elated to find himself playing a “Sweet Apple Kid” in this season’s Bye Bye Birdie with TUTS. It’s
been easy to “Put On A Happy Face” working with this swingin’ cast and crew! Previous theatre credits
include Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (RCMT), Fiddler On The Roof (UBC G&S), Titanic,
The Musical (Applause), High School Noir (Ignite! Youth Festival - Cultch), Under The Hawthorn Tree (The
Two Marys), A Christmas Carol (Footlight), and Oliver! (Vancouver Playhouse). Ethan’s film work includes
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus and Diary of a Wimpy Kid. And yes, Roan is his sister.
ROAN SHANKARUK Sweet Apple Teen
This is Roan’s fourth musical with TUTS, but her first as a “teen”, and she’s thrilled about that! Her favourite
credits include Donna in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Duffy in Annie, Little Jake in
Annie Get Your Gun, Joseph (RCMT), Fiddler On The Roof (UBC G&S), Titanic, The Musical (Applause),
Christmas Carol (Footlight), and Carmen (Vancouver Opera). Last fall Roan was the winner of CBC On The
Coast “Unplugged” best high school singer/songwriter contest with “The Compromise”. She was also a very
proud winner of the Aida Broadbent award in 2008. And yes, Ethan is her brother!
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BYE BYE BIRDIE
COURTNEY SHIELDS Ursula Merkle, Dance Captain
Courtney is ecstatic to be back for another season at TUTS. She is a graduate of the Capilano Musical
Theatre Diploma Program, and is currently pursuing her BFA in the Acting Program at UBC. Select credits
include: Millie Owens in Summer Brave (UBC), Henrietta in Singin’ in the Rain (TUTS), Joseph… (RCMT),
Thoroughly Modern Millie (Gateway), April Adams in 1949, Downy in HONK! (Exit 22), and Ursula Merkle
in a past production of Bye Bye Birdie (Footlight). Courtney thanks the cast and production team for an
unforgettable summer, and her friends and family for their continuing support. Enjoy the show!
HARPER SMITH Sweet Apple Kid
Harper has trained with the Jennings Institute since she was 8, studying acting, singing, dance, piano, music
theory, and music history. She is completing her degrees in music, speech arts and acting and voice. She
won provincial competitions in speech arts and acting and musical theatre. Favorite roles include The Witch
in Into The Woods, The Piper in Rats: The Musical, Child in How to Eat Like A Child, and Angela in the short
film, Craven. Harper would like to thank Shel and Shelley and the production team for all their hard work!
DIMITRIOS STEPHANOY Hugo Peabody
It has been an exciting year for Dimitrios. He has come back for his 4th consecutive performance with
TUTS. Having just finished his role as Wiley Post in Will Rogers’ Follies, and having enjoyed his experiences
as ensemble for the last 3 years in every Shel Piercy show, he is ready for another magical experience
with TUTS. After this summer, he looks forward to many more shows, as well as his training with The
Underground Circus company! “When we are gone, all that remains of us is our name and what it has
meant to others. Mine is Dimitrios Stephanoy”.
JIM STEWART Harry MacAfee
Jim is thrilled to be back for another season with TUTS. This time around Jim is playing the hapless Harry
MacAfee, who is always convinced he is in charge, yet in reality he is usually the last to know – in other words
a typical father of the 1960’s. Jim’s other TUTS credits include Professor Throkmorton in last season’s production
of Singin in the Rain, and Uncle Wess in 2004’s production of Footloose. Jim would like to thank his TUTS
family, his MacAfee family, and most of all his own family, who lovingly let him think that he is in charge.
JENNIFER SUTTIS Sweet Apple Kid
Jennifer is thrilled to be back for another season with TUTS. She disovered her passion for the performing
arts at a young age. Jennifer attended The Canadain College of Performing Arts where she obtained her
certificate in the arts. She currently attends New Image College of Fine Arts working towards her diploma
in acting for screen. Recent credits include Will Rogers’ Follies (RCMT), Singin’ in the Rain (TUTS), Kiss
Me, Kate (CCPA), Broadway Brillance (CCPA/VS) and numerous dance shows with PRP Productions. This
September Jennifer will be performing in Smile: The Musical at the Vancouver Fringe Festival.See you there!
STEFAN WINFIELD Ed Sullivan
Stefan played Randolph in Bye Bye Birdie right here on this stage 35 summers ago. Before that, he was in
The Sound of Music for Marpole Community Theatre, which was the last time he had the privilege to work
under the dynamic directorship of Shel Piercy, whose gift for storytelling was as evident then as it is today.
Since then, Stefan has appeared in a smattering of community productions for local companies (TUTS, Uncle
Randy, Metro, Applause, Royal City) and maintained an abiding interest in musicals—thanks mostly to the
choreographer of this show, who happens to be his beloved, beautiful, talented and eupeptic spouse.
SHERYL ANNE WHEATON Sweet Apple Folk, Script Girl
Sheryl Anne’s musical theatre career began at TUTS at age 16 as a chorister in HMS Pinafore, Damn
Yankees and Oklahoma! Sheryl then played the title role of Angel in The Best Little Whorehouse in
Texas, receiving the EV Young Award for Most Outstanding Performance By an Actress. The following
year she won the title role of Babe Williams in Pajama Game, again receiving the EV Young Award for
Most Outstanding Performance. After a long absence returning to the stage in Bye Bye Birdie has been an
amazing experience. It’s true what they say: There’s no place like home!
DANIEL WHITE Albert
Daniel is elated to be back in the Malkin Bowl for a summer with TUTS. A recent graduate of the Canadian
College of Performing Arts, Daniel’s first foray into the Vancouver theatre scene was in last year’s
production of Singin’ in the Rain. Credits since then include: Mercutio/Sebastian in The Maltese Bodkin
(Fringe Festival), Ichabod Crane in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (DSR Productions), and a Wrangler Quartet
member in Royal City Musical Theatre’s Will Rogers’ Follies, all the while teaching Martial Arts and stagecombat workshops around the province. A thousand thanks go to Shel for giving him this opportunity.
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CHELSEY YAMASAKI Sweet Apple Kid
Chelsey has been a per former ever since she can remember. Having danced since she was 4, she continued on to the world
of musical theatre by age 12 and hasn’t stopped since. She has spent the last two years at Grant MacEwan University in their
Theatre Arts Program earning a diploma. There she performed in such shows as High Society, The Music Man, Chekhov’s
Three Sisters and as Viola in Tweltfth Night. This is her first TUTS show and she couldn’t be happier to be back performing in
Vancouver.
SYNTHIA YUSUF Sweet Apple Folk
This is Synthia’s first year working with TUTS. The experience has been thrilling. She is about to enter her second year of
Musical Theatre at Capilano University and looks forward to continuing her performance education. Be sure to catch her this
upcoming fall in Arabian Nights at the Capilano Performing Arts Theatre. Synthia would like to thank the TUTS family for
welcoming her, and hopes to work with them again in the future!
LORI ZONDAG* Doris MacAfee
Lori was seen last year as Zelda Zanders in Singin’ in the Rain and is thrilled to be returning to TUTS for a second year. Lori
moved to Vancouver two and a half years ago from Los Angeles where she performed in film and TV, and toured with such
shows as Will Rogers’ Follies, A Chorus Line, and 42nd Street. When she’s not performing, Lori teaches her co-creation, FUZE,
an adaptive musical theatre class for individuals with special needs. She’s most proud of being able to share this experience
with her daughter, Skyler.
SKYLER ZONDAG Suzie
Skyler is so excited to be making her TUTS debut this summer. She has been singing, dancing and acting ever since her mom
took her to her first dance class at 18 months. Skyler has performed in Willy Wonka, Peter Pan, and Bye Bye Birdie in Los
Angeles with Upstage Theatre Company. In Vancouver she has performed in Peter Pan as well as Alice in Wonderland and
has been a featured member of her musical theatre company. Skyler will be in the 5th grade this fall.
August 5 – 14, 2011
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ANYTHING GOES
ANYTHING GOES
Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter
Original Book by P.G. Wodehouse & Guy Bolton and Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse
New Book by Timothy Crouse & John Weidman
Originally Produced by Lincoln Center Theatre, New York City
*Anything Goes is presented through exclusive arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc. 560 Lexington
Avenue. New York, NY. 10022. Book – © 1934 Guy Bolton, P.G. Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse; ©
1977 Guy Bolton Estate of P.G. Wodehouse, Anna Crouse and Howard Lindsay Trust u.d.t. dated March 2, 1967.
New Book – © 1988 Timothy Crouse and John Weidman.
Director: Sarah Rodgers* Choreographer: Dayna Tekatch* Music Director: Christopher King
Set Design:
Lighting Design:
Costume Design:
Sound Design
Stage Manager:
Assistant Stage Managers:
Assistant to the Music Director:
Assistant Costume Designer:
Kevin McAllister
Gerald King
Chris Sinosich
Alex Livland
Shawn Sorensen
Anne-Sophie Castiglioni, Livia DuHamel, Sarah Galligani
Kevin Woo
Victoria Kippenstein
CAST
Reno Sweeney
Hope Harcourt
Mrs. Evangeline Harcourt
Lord Evelyn Oakleigh
Elisha Whitney
Billy Crocker
Moonface Martin
Erma
Luke
John
Ship’s Captain
Ship’s Purser
Angel (Purity)
Angel (Charity)
Angel (Chastity)
Angel (Virtue)
Sailor, Reporter
Sailor, Minister
Sailor, F.B.I. Agent
Sailor, Photographer
Sailor, F.B.I. Agent, Bartender
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Badminton Girls
Irene Karas*
Lauren Bowler*
Suzanne Doerkson
Seth Little
Dave Campbell
Todd Talbot*
Andrew Cownden
Jacqueline Breakwell
Charlie Mah
Mark Sinongco
Fred Galloway
Alex Nicoll
Shannon Hanbury
Angela King
Maddy Suddaby
Linzi Voth
Dan Bowman
Gordon Bruce
Wells Dearborn
Sky Kao
Devon McKinlay
Stefanie Swinnard
Lydia Gahr
Vanessa Coley-Donohue
Natalie Aspinall, Brittany Cairns, Quinn Cartwright,
Kathleen Doerkson, Stephanie Johannesen
ORCHESTRA
Piano
Reed 1 (flute, clar, alto sax)
Reed 2 (clar, tenor sax)
Trumpet 1
Trumpet 2
Trombone
Drums
Auxiliary Percussion
Guitar
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Violin
Scott Knight
Kevin Woo
Trisha Buhler
Chris Bevis
Siobhan Small
Andrew Broughton
Daniel Fortin
Brad Fisher
Mark Richardson
Alison Dalton
Boris Ulanowicz
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ANYTHING GOES
SCENES
ACT I
Scene 1
Scene 2
Scene 3
Scene 4
Scene 5
Scene 6
Scene 7
Scene 8
ACT II
A smokey Manhattan bar.
The afterdeck of an ocean liner.
On deck, that evening.
Whitney’s stateroom/Moon’s cabin.
On deck, mid-morning.
Evelyn’s stateroom.
On deck, at twilight.
On deck, early the following morning.
Scene 1
Scene 2
Scene 3
Scene 4
Scene 5
The ship’s nightclub.
The ship’s brig, late at night.
On deck, later that night.
The ship’s brig, early morning.
On deck.
MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT I
ACT II
“I Get a Kick Out Of You”
“There’s No Cure Like Travel”
“Bon Voyage”
“You’re the Top”
“Easy to Love”
“The Crew Song”
“There’ll Always be a Lady Fair”
“Friendship”
“It’s De-Lovely”
“Anything Goes”
“Public Enemy Number One”
“Blow, Gabriel, Blow”
“Goodbye, Little Dream, Goodbye”
“Be Like the Blue Bird”
“All Through the Night”
“Gypsy in Me”
“Buddie, Beware”
“Finale”
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Making a Killing by John Nassivera
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Traditional Christmas Pantomime
adapted and co-directed by Johnny Duncan and Cathy Wilmot
December 16 to January 7, 2012
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)
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ANYTHING GOES
DIRECTORS
SARAH RODGERS* Director
Sarah is an actor and a director. She received her BFA (Acting) and MFA (Directing) from
UBC. Directing highlights include Billy Bishop Goes To War (UBC, Arts Club Theatre,
Persephone Theatre), for which she received a Jessie Richardson award for Outstanding
Direction in Large Theatre; The Seahorse (Arts Club Theatre), The Ash Girl (Studio 58);
Driving Miss Daisy and Godspell (Pacific Theatre); Rosmersholm (United Players); A
Christmas in Wales and St. Joan (Chemainus Theatre Festival); Emily, My Fair Lady and
Guys and Dolls (Gateway Theatre). Sarah had the time of her life performing in Thoroughly
Modern Millie two seasons ago for TUTS and is thrilled to be back directing this time around to the beautiful
music of Cole Porter. It has been a de-lovely time!
CHRISTOPHER KING Music Director
Christopher is thrilled to be back at TUTS for another amazing summer. He was last at TUTS
in 2009 music directing Thoroughly Modern Millie. Christopher is a local Music Director,
actor, composer, and teacher. This is his third time Music Directing Anything Goes, and he is
so excited to be working with such an amazing cast, crew and orchestra for this production.
Anything Goes is one of Broadway’s true classic shows with an amazing score by Cole
Porter. Please support Vancouver local theatre! He would like to thank Sarah, Dayna, Kevin,
Scott and Jenn. Please follow him on Twitter @chriskingMD and www.chris-king.com. Enjoy
the show!
DAYNA TEKATCH* Choreographer
Dayna is thrilled to be home and working with this fabulous company. As a Director:
Driving Miss Daisy, Tuesday’s With Morrie (Starbright Festival), the Canadian premiere of
39 Steps (1000 Islands Playhouse). As a Choreographer: Drowsy Chaperone (Vancouver
Playhouse, NAC, Citadel, 1000 Islands) – won the Sterling award for Best Choreography;
Buddy Holly Story, Rocky Horror (Theatre Aquarius); Romeo & Juliet, Nativity, Christmas
Carol (NAC); Romeo & Juliet (Canadian Stage); Palmer Park, All’s Well That Ends Well,
Midsummer Night’s Dream, Grand Night For Stratford (Stratford Shakespeare Festival). As
an Actor: To Kill A Mockingbird, Shakespeare’s Universe, Into The Woods, My One and Only, South Pacific,
Oliver!, Hello Dolly!, Guys and Dolls, Anything Goes, Romeo and Juliet, and My Fair Lady (Stratford), White
Christmas (Aquarius, Neptune), The Boyfriend, The Music Man (Drayton Entertainment). Upcoming: Dayna
will return to the National Arts Centre for her second season as a member of the English Theatre Company with
Peter Hinton. Her most exciting role of the year will be in her wedding this summer to actor Sean C. Robertson
on the south shore of Nova Scotia! This one is for Gramma.
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MEMBERS OF THE CAST
NATALIE ASPINALL Badminton Girl
Natalie got her start in theatre at age nine in her grade three talent show, performing Home, Home on the
Range. She has gone on to perform in Big: The Musical, Oklahoma!, Annie Get Your Gun, Thouroughly
Modern Millie, Singin’ in the Rain (TUTS), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (RCMT),
Cinderella, Aladdin, and Jack in the Beanstalk (Metro Theatre Pantomime). Natalie studies voice under
Wendy Boss Stuart and dances at Richmond Academy.
LAUREN BOWLER* Hope Harcourt, Dance Captain
Thanks Sarah, Dayna, and Chris for such fun with this show. Previous credits: Singin’ in the Rain (TUTS),
{title of show} (Homeshark Equity Co-op. Jessie nomination Outstanding Ensemble Performance by an
Ensemble), Drowsy Chaperone (Vancouver Playhouse, Citadel Theatre, National Arts Centre), Thoroughly
Modern Millie and My Fair Lady (Gateway Theatre), Gypsy, The Producers, and Cabaret (Arts Club
Theatre). Upcoming: Goblin Market (Vancouver International Fringe Festival) and Blood Brothers (Arts
Club Theatre). Lauren also sings with Famous Players Band, and co-owns Great Wall Tea Co. in the River
Market at Westminster Key. Love to Roxy and Eddie for their unwavering support.
DAN BOWMAN Reporter, Sailor
Dan was just three years old when he put on his first pair of tap shoes, and since then he has performed
nationally from Seattle to New York. He attended the Canadian College of the Performing Arts where he
completed the third year “Company C” program. Favourite theatre credits include Jason in The Rabbit
Hole, and Andy in 42nd Street. He is ecstatic to be working with TUTS again, having appeared in last year’s
production of Singin’ in the Rain.
JACQUELINE BREAKWELL Erma
Jacqueline is a graduate of the Capilano University’s Musical Theatre Program. She couldn’t be happier to
play a Sailor-Seducing Gang-star! She recently made her Arts Club debut in The Graduate. Select theatre
credits include: Maureen in Rent (Fighting Chance Productions), Ruby Red Burlesque (Concrete Vertigo
Productions), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Gateway Theatre), and Reefer Madness (J.E. Productions), and
Jesus Christ Superstar (TUTS). Jacqueline can also be seen as Miss Kiss doing go-go and more at burlesque
and Jesus shows around town. Jacqueline would like to thank her family and friends for always supporting
her and her dreams.
GORDON BRUCE Minister, Sailor
Gordon grew up on the Sunshine coast and first discovered his love of theatre in elementary school.
In 2001 he attended Capilano University for their Musical Theatre training program, where he played
Lord Evelyn Oakleigh in their production of Anything Goes. In 2003 he moved to New York to attend the
American Musical and Dramatic Academy. Now back in Vancouver, Gordon is pursuing his love of theatre in
local productions and is also studying photography. He is honored to be working with the TUTS team and
is very excited to be performing in Anything Goes this summer.
BRITTANY CAIRNS Badminton Girl
Brittany Cairns trained at CCPA and the Royal Conservatory on the island. She is thrilled to be in TUTS this
summer as her first theatre memory is from TUTS’ rendition of The Sound of Music when she was a child.
She moved to Vancouver in May 2010 after a year in New York City. Some of her favorite roles include
Mayzie (Seussical), Reno (Anything Goes), Velma (Chicago) and Hermia (Midsummer Nights Dream). She
would like to thank her family and friends for their never-ending support. To all of you who continuously
support the arts in this country, THANK YOU!!!
DAVE CAMPBELL Elisha Whitney
This is Dave’s first TUTS appearance since he played Rev. Shaw in Footloose (2004). He has recently
performed in plays by Shakespeare (Twelfth Night: What You Will Co-Op), Chekhov (Ivanov: United
Players), Congreve (The Way of the World: United Players), and McDonagh (The Pillowman: Wild Geese
Co-Op), but his nieces, Seanie and Molly, still think of him as a dancing cockroach in Bruce: The Musical
(Theatre in the Raw). Dave will always be grateful to Shel Piercy for casting him as Fezziwig in Scrooge in
1976, and to Ronaye for being the best wife in the world.
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QUINN CARTWRIGHT Badminton Girl
Quinn is thrilled to make her TUTS debut in this fabulous show! She can’t wait to sing and dance to the
music of one of her favorite composers, Cole Porter. Past credits include Kendra in 13 (Pick of the Fringe
2010), Meg March in Little Women, Sandy in Grease, Meg in Merrily We Roll Along, Jasmine in Aladdin
and Factory Girl/Ensemble in Les Misérables. She also toured for two years with VYT promoting peace and
tolerance in schools across the lower mainland. Many thanks to the fabulous cast and crew for all their hard
work! Enjoy the show!
VANESSA COLEY-DONOHUE Badminton Coach
Vanessa is thrilled to be back on the TUTS stage for her third production of Anything Goes! Favourite Credits include: 42nd Street, Guys and Dolls (Metro), Don Giovanni (Burnaby Lyric Opera), Annie (Gateway),
Sound of Music, Joseph (Footlight), Nine (Pipedream), Antigone (Fringe), Pirates of Penzance (FVGSS),
and Sunday in the Park (Applause). Much love to family and friends for endless support and parents for
infinite patience.
ANDREW COWNDEN Moonface Martin
Andrew is incredibly happy to be making his Theater Under The Stars debut with Anything Goes! He has
a Diploma in Performing Arts from the Canadian College of Performing Arts in Victoria, BC. Recent theatre
credits include various productions with Gateway Theatre, Chemainus Theatre Festival, Western Canada
Theatre, Kimberley Summer Theatre, and Barkerville’s Theatre Royal. Recent television credits include
nearly microscopic roles in episodes of Eureka and Exes and Ohs. Check out his website:
www. andrewcownden.com.
WELLS DEARBORN Sailor
Wells is more than delighted to join the cast of Anything Goes. This is his first show with TUTS and he is
really enjoying the entire experience. He is currently going into his second year of the Musical Theatre
Program at Capilano University. His goal in life is to become a professional actor and thinks there is no
better place to start things off than right here in Vancouver, BC. Thank you to the cast and crew for making
everything perfect. The show is really quite De-lovely!
KATHLEEN DOERKSON Badminton Girl
Kathleen is thrilled to be part of this production. It has been fantastic working on this show with such
a talented cast. Kathleen has performed in musicals throughout middle and high school and at TUTS in
Oklahoma! and Big: The Musical. She would like to thank Sarah for this opportunity, Dayna for giving us
flirty and fun choreography and Chris for making us sound great. Enjoy the show.
SUZANNE DOERKSON Mrs. Evangeline Harcourt
Suzanne is happy to be back on the TUTS stage with her daughter, Kathleen. Working on this show, with
this group, has truly been a joyful experience. Past TUTS performances include Oklahoma!, Big: The
Musical and Guys and Dolls. Thanks go to Sarah, Dayna and Chris for creating such a positive, supportive
environment where we could create this incredibly fun show. She would also like to thank her family for
their never-ending support. Enjoy!
LYDIA GAHR Daughter
Anything Goes is Lydia’s second production with TUTS, having performed in 2010’s Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Lydia is finding that the stage is quickly become her second home.
A grade seven student, she enjoys many extra curricular activities including volleyball, choir, chess,
environmental club, and band where she plays baritone. In addition to theatre Lydia studies ballet,
modern, character, and jazz dance. She would like to thank all of the cast and crew of AG for being
such a wonderful group, and Sarah, Dayna, Chris and Shawn for giving her boatloads of instruction,
encouragement and support.
FRED GALLOWAY Ship’s Captain
Fred is happy to be back at TUTS with this incredibly talented cast. TUTS credits include: Singing in the
Rain (RF Simpson), Annie Get Your Gun (Charlie Davenport), Little Shop of Horrors (Mushnik). Also, for
Uncle Randy Productions – The Wizard of Oz (Lion), Cabaret (Herr Schultz), Little Shop of Horrors (Mushnik)
and West Side Story (Doc); and for The Firehall Arts Centre, Stuff Happens (Hans Blix), The Vancouver
Moving Theatre in DTES’ Romeo and Juliet (Juliet and Freddy), and multiple roles for Itsazoo’s production of
Death of a Clown.
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SHANNON HANBURY Angel (Purity)
Shannon is thrilled to return to the TUTS stage for her final performance in Vancouver. Prior to her
acceptance to AMDA-LA/NYC, she has had the privilege of performing throughout the theatre community.
Some favorite credits include: Will Rogers’ Follies (RCMT), Christmas Pops 2010 (James Productions) and
the past 4 consecutive years with TUTS. She would like to thank her family, as well as Sarah, Dayna, Chris,
this incredible cast and everyone involved. Enjoy the show!
STEPHANIE JOHANNESEN Badminton Girl, Hope Harcourt (Understudy)
Stephanie is thrilled to be a part of Anything Goes! She is so thankful for this amazing cast of cool cats and
snazzy hot direction team. She is a recent grad from Capilano University’s swell Musical Theatre program.
You may have seen Steph in Exit 22’s productions of Cinderella, Footloose!, FeFu and Her Friends, or
Samuel Beckett’s Rockaby. You may also have seen her in TUTS’ 2009 production of Thoroughly Modern
Millie as Ruth. Thanks to all family and friends for all your support. Get ready to have some Fun-O!
SKY KAO Sailor
Sky is very excited to be a part of the amazing cast and crew of Anything Goes. He currently studies at the
Capilano University Musical Theatre Program. Coming from a background of classical and choral singing,
musical theatre is something relatively new to him. This is his first musical theatre show ever and he is so
thrilled to be sharing that experience with Sarah, Chris, and Dayna! Sky would like to thank his wonderful
instructors and friends for their love and support.
IRENE KARAS* Reno Sweeney
Thanks to Sarah, Chris, Dayna and the TUTS team. Irene was last seen as Pina Lunetti in Mambo Italiano
(Firehall Arts Centre, Western Canada Theatre). Other theatre credits: The Wild Party (Ovation Nomination
2011, Pint Size Theatre), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Jessie Nomination, Ovation Nomination 2010,
Gateway Theatre), Gypsy (Arts Club Theatre, RCMT), Radio Daze, Lend Me a Tenor (Gateway Theatre), and
Tony and Tina’s Wedding (Hoarse Raven Theatre). Irene also works in film and television (Fringe, The L
Word, etc) and produces and acts in the comedy web series The Acting Class (Leo Nomination 2011) and
The Staff Room. For Irene’s full bio and upcoming projects please visit www.irenekaras.com
ANGELA KING Angel (Charity)
Angela trains with DBA, Harbour Dance Centre and VanTap. She performed in the Opening Ceremonies
for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Winter Games. Credits include 2008 Vaudeville
Varieties (Footlight Theatre), High School Musical 2 (URP), Singin’ In the Rain (TUTS) and Will Rogers’
Follies (RCMT). She is also an accomplished pianist, vocalist and dance teacher. Angela is in her second
year of studies at Simon Fraser University. She would like to thank the cast and crew for a great experience
as well as her family and friends for their continuous love and support! Enjoy the show!
SETH LITTLE Lord Evelyn Oakleigh
Seth Little, like most children, was born. Since an early age, Mr. Little had showed a keen interest in the
business we call “show”. “He certainly has...something”, his mother said when asked if her son had been
bitten by the acting bug. After appearing in countless productions in his school days, Mr. Little has gone
on to appear in many local companies, including Spectral Theatre, Opera Pro-Cantanti, North Score Light
Opera, and Applause Musicals in Concert. Be sure to watch for him in the street, for he is sure to burst
into histrionics.
CHARLIE MAH Luke
Charlie started vocal training at seven with the Vancouver Bach Children’s Choir. He has performed in
productions of South Pacific and The Drowsy Chaperone (Kits), Optica Delusions (UBC Opera), and
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Waterfront). He had a blast being the lead vocalist in a rock band called “All
the Young Dudes”. He most recently was seen in Sweeney Todd (Kits) as Sweeney Todd. His current project
is conducting the Teen Choir at his church. He is very happy to be a part of the TUTS cast and hopes you
enjoy the show. God bless.
ALEX NICOLL Ship’s Purser
Alex has just finished his second year of Capilano University’s Musical Theatre Program, and is very excited
to be playing the part of the Purser in his second TUTS production. He was also seen last year performing
in TUTS’ Singin’ in the Rain. He was most recently seen playing Gandalf in the Exit 22 production of The
Hobbit, and also Fredrik in the Arbutus Studio production of A Little Night Music. Alex wants to thank the
cast and crew for making this show so much fun, and he hopes you enjoy it!
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MARK SINONGCO John
Mark is entering his second year as a student at the Canadian College of Performing Arts (CCPA) in Victoria,
BC. He is very excited to be in his first “out of school” theatrical show and feels blessed to be working with
Theatre Under The Stars under the direction of Sarah Rodgers. Some of his previous roles include: Moose in
Crazy For You (CCPA), Prince Amir in The Ash Girl (M.E. LaZerte), and Angelo in The Comedy of Errors
(M.E. LaZerte).
MADDY SUDDABY Angel (Chastity), Dance Captain
This is Madeleine’s third season working on the TUTS stage, her two previous shows being Joseph And
The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Thoroughly Modern Millie. Other credits include the Wizard
in Concrete Vertigo’s Ruby Red Burlesque, and Carla Albanese in Pipedream’s production of Nine. She’ll
be briefly leaving the Vancouver theater scene for Calgary next year to train with Decidedly Jazz Dance
Company in their Professional Training Program. She hopes you get a kick out of the show!
STEFANIE SWINNARD Mother
This is Stefanie’s first TUTS show and she has enjoyed herself immensely. She brings with her 13 years of
classical voice training and a variety of character experiences from Anita in West Side Story to Anna in The
King and I. When not performing or rehearsing she is a director for the Chilliwack School of Performing
Arts and owns her own freelance early childhood music studio in New Westminster. She wants to thank
her amazing family, her fabulous husband (and tonight’s percussionist) and Sarah, Christopher & Dayna for
their unending support and for helping to ignite the spark.
TODD TALBOT* Billy Crocker
Todd is honoured to be part of the tradition here at Malkin Bowl. Todd played George Bailey in It’s A
Wonderful Life two Christmases in a row at the Arts Club, and he played Phil Davis in White Christmas
at the Stanley Theatre. Todd has been acting for fifteen years, and has recently started directing,
choreographing, and producing. His favourite stops have been the Arts Club, Bard on the Beach, Vancouver
Playhouse, CanStage, Carousel, and Charlottetown Festival. Todd can also be seen in various film and TV
roles. Most recently Todd could be seen as Robert in The Drowsy Chaperone at Theatre Calgary, and as Phil
Davis in White Christmas at the Stanley Theatre.
LINZI VOTH Angel (Virtue)
This is Linzi’s sixth season under the stars. Past credits include Singing in the Rain, Annie, Annie Get Your
Gun, Oklahoma and Big with TUTS; Will Rogers’ Follies and Joseph at RCMT; and Thoroughly Modern
Millie, Guys and Dolls and My Fair Lady at Gateway Theatre. Linzi is a Capilano University Musical Theatre
graduate where her favorite role was Tinman in The Wiz. Linzi works as a Behavioral Interventionist for
three children under the age of 6 with autism. She teaches dance for all ages and various Rec Centre
programs in North Van. She is happiest when performing and dancing.
Singin’ in the Rain, 2010
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DESIGN TEAM
KEVIN MCALLISTER Set Design
Most recently Kevin did the scenery design for As You Like It and The Merchant of Venice for
Bard on the Beach. His other recent design credits include the scenery and lighting design for
Douglas College, the scenery design for Glengarry Glen Ross for the Arts Club Theatre and
the role of Associate Designer for David Atkins Enterprises on the Vancouver 2010 Olympic
Opening & Closing Ceremonies. His designs have earned him nine Jessie Richardson Theatre
Award nominations, including a recent nomination for Green Thumb Theatre’s 500 Words,
which toured across British Columbia during the 2010/11 school year. Kevin is a graduate of
UBC Theatre. www.modelbox.ca
CHRIS SINOSICH Costume Design
Chris and Sebastian & Co. Costumes are happy to be back with TUTS for Bye Bye Birdie and
Anything Goes. She has designed for Royal City Youth Ballet (Cinderella, Coppelia, La Fille
Mal Gardee and The Nutcracker), RCMT (Oliver!, The King and I, Fiddler on the Roof, Hello
Dolly, Gypsy, The Sound of Music, Carousel, The Music Man, Peter Pan, West Side Story, A
Chorus Line, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Will Rogers’ Follies), TUTS
(Annie, Kiss Me Kate, Grease, Oklahoma!, Jesus Christ Superstar, Thoroughly Modern
Millie, Singin’ In The Rain, Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat). She has
also designed for Where’s Charley? (Studio 58), The Fantasticks (Quintessence Musical Theatre), Ruthless
(Ophidian Entertainment) and War of the Worlds (H.R. Macmillan Planetarium). Chris has won Ovation Awards
for Annie Get Your Gun (2008, TUTS), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (2009, Footlight and
2010, RCMT). She was nominated for the 2008 Bernie Legge Cultural Award for the city of New Westminster.
She worked for the BC Victory Ceremony at the 2010 Winter Olympics and did a project for the English
Men’s Curling Team. Last summer Sebastian Co designed costumes for the Vancouver Opera production of
Centerentola (Cinderella). Special thanks to the Sebastian and Co Costumes crew for their dedication and hard
work to make all these amazing costumes possible.
GERALD KING Lighting Design
Gerald is a member of The Associated Designers of Canada. Recent credits include: La
Boheme (Manitoba Opera Centre), Salome, Taviatta, Cosi Fan Tutti, Cavalleria Rusticana,
Pagliacci (Vancouver Opera), The Magic Flute, Don Giovanni, Eugene Onegin, Madama
Butterfly (Pacific Opera Victoria), and The Tales of Hoffman (Opera Lyra). Recent dance
credits include: The Goldberg Variations, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Rite of Spring
(Ballet BC), Brackets, and Sunyata (Kokoro Dance). Additional credits include: Drowsy
Chaperone (Playhouse Theatre), The Syringa Tree (Western Canadian Theatre), Othello,
Comedy of Errors, King Lear, Twelfth Night (Bard on the Beach), Homechild (Belfry Theatre), Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and Singin’ in the Rain (TUTS).
CORWIN FERGUSON Projection Design
Corwin has illuminated audiences with his projection design with many companies
including; Studio 58, The Virtual Stage, The Playhouse, The Arts Club, Neworld Theatre,
Chemanius Theatre, Capilano University, and The Electric Company. Corwin works with The
Arts Umbrella instructing youth in Theatre, Digital and Visual Arts. He’s also a co-founder and
director of Awkward Stage Productions, a new youth-based theatre company. Professional
theatre experience includes acting, projection design, directing, stage management, graphic
and props design. Recent projection credits: 1984 (Studio 58, Virtual Stage), The Hobbit
(Capilano University), and Remarkable Emily Carr (Chemanius Theatre). Corwin is a Studio 58 acting graduate.
LINSY ROTAR Props Master
Linsy was born and raised in Prospect, Ontario; a small village west of Ottawa. She left to
study at York University, where she earned her BFA in Theatre Production. After graduating
she worked in various theatres around Ontario until she moved to Vancouver to apprentice
at Pacific Theatre in 2007. She had planned to be in Vancouver for 8 months, but great people
and fun work have made her feel at home here. Linsy loves building props, but also works as
a technician with Pacific Theatre, Bard on the Beach, Roundhouse Community Centre, Trinity
Western University, and many other local theatres.
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PRODUC TION TEAM
TERRY HARPER Production Manager
Terry was born and raised in Houston, Texas, where he attended San Jacinto College on a full
scholarship for technical theatre. After college, Terry lit bands such as The Red Hot Chili Peppers,
Heart, Cheap Trick, and Joe Satriani. Later, Terry toured with the Houston Grand Opera, where he
eventually became Technical Director. He spent five years on David Copperfield’s world tour as
Production Manager. Terry moved to Vancouver in 2007 to become the Director of Production
for Vancouver Opera. He loves Vancouver, and last hear became a landed immigrant. He looks
forward to many more seasons with TUTS.
INGA PEDERSON* Stage Manager (Bye Bye Birdie), Rising Stars Coordinator
Inga has a vast amount of experience in the entertainment industry. Her professional stage
management career began with 4 years working for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Group.
Since then she has stage managed all over the world. Broadway and National Tours include: Fame
on 42nd St., Starlight Express, Beauty and the Beast, Some Like it Hot, Radio City Rockettes, Flying
by Foy, Macy’s Day Parade, Forever Plaid and Blue Man Group.) Inga was a Senior Production
Consultant for the 2010 Olympic Opening, Closing and Victory Ceremonies and she is presently a
Production Consultant for Norwegian Cruise Lines. Inga is happy to be working on Bye Bye Birdie this year with
both her children! She is ever thankful to Troy and her Mum.
SHAWN SORENSEN Stage Manager (Anything Goes)
Shawn is happy to be joining the 70 year history of TUTS with this production. Selected credits:
Stage Management- Peter Panties (Leaky Heaven), Where’s Charley and What A Drag (Studio
58). Sound Design - My Funny Valentine (ZeeZee Theatre) and Love Fights (Solo Collective).
Shawn’s next project is with Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia touring England with The Hungry
Caterpillar. Shawn is a graduate of Studio 58.
ASHLEY NOYES ASM (Bye Bye Birdie)
Ashley is thrilled to be working with the talented Bye Bye Birdie company. Her past Stage
Management credits include Brave New PlayRites (ASM, UBC), Double Double Foil and Fumble
(SM, UBC), PVT Wars (ASM , UBC), Laundry and Bourbon (ASM) and A Midsummer Night’s
Dream (SM, Bard in the Valley).
LIVIA DUHAMEL ASM Anything Goes & Bye Bye Birdie
Livia is happy to be back for her second year at TUTS after working on Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat last year as an ASM. Other jobs she has done include ASM for Visiting
Mr. Green at Presentation House Theatre, as well as Spot Operator for their production of The
Sound of Music. Working again at TUTS is the only way she could think of spending her summer.
Enjoy the show!
SARAH GALLIGANI ASM Anything Goes
Sarah recently graduated from Capilano’s Technical Theatre program. Backstage credits include
crew for Fefu and her Friends, Romeo and Juliet and Cinderella (Exit 22), ASM for Village of
Idiots (Theatre Temp), and Footloose (Exit 22), and Stage Manager for The Hobbit (Exit 22) and
Voodoo (Capilano University Fringe Festival). She is honoured to be working with TUTS, and with
the director and cast of Anything Goes. She hopes you enjoy the show!
ANNSOPHIE CASTIGLIONI ASM Anything Goes
Anne-Sophie has been working at Theater under the Stars for a year now. She has worked in her
school play as assistant stage manager. She is an assistant stage manager for Anything Goes.
Enjoy the show.
PATRICIA JIANG ASM Bye Bye Birdie
Patricia is going into Grade Twelve at Eric Hamber Secondary School this fall. She has been
involved in numerous productions at Hamber, including Bye Bye Birdie (2010) and Zombie
Prom (2011). This spring Patricia was Stage Manager for the comedy Fuddy Meers at Hamber.
She would like to thank Mr. Nicks, Violet and Brittany for helping her along the way.
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HISTORY OF TUTS
A STANLEY PARK TRADITION!
76 years ago, the Vancouver Park Board used funds from former Mayor W.H. Malkin to build a band-shell in his
wife’s memory and a summer tradition was born. Malkin Bowl was originally used for afternoon concerts, and
in 1940, a group of local theatre people formed a production company called ‘Theatre-Under-The-Stars’. Sadly,
after twenty years of annual performances, increasing costs forced the original company to abandon Malkin
Bowl. There was a gap in Vancouver’s arts scene until 1969, when a determined group of volunteers suggested
a format that used largely volunteer casts and crews. Summer theatre returned to the park and has continued
ever since, despite challenges raised by cost, weather and a fire that nearly destroyed Malkin Bowl.
A crucial part of the TUTS mandate is the training of young performers and stage workers who learn their craft
alongside professionals. The pages that follow list the recipients of TUTS’ annual awards, many of whom have
continued to work in the arts thanks to a start right here in Stanley Park. The Grace Macdonald Award is presented to the most promising dancer; recipients of the Aida Broadbent Award are recognized for professional
conduct and performance; the E.V. Young Memorial Fund Scholarships are awarded to the most outstanding
non-professional performers, and the Roger and Cecilia Smith Award recognizes the contribution of the many
volunteer carpenters, painters, stage crew, make-up, costume, ushers and box-office staff who bring magic to
the stage every summer.
When you read the bios of the actors and creative teams who have contributed to this season’s productions,
you will find some newcomers and some who have a long-standing connection to this company. We hope that
tonight, when the curtain goes up and the stage lights go on, you will feel the same thrill so many of us do, and
decide to become an ongoing part of TUTS.
SHOWLIST FROM 1969  2010
1969
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1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
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1981
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1987
Carousel - Dunbar MT
Theatre In The Park
My Fair Lady-Dunbar MT
Oliver -Richmond MT
The Merry Widow
Hello Dolly - DMT
The King & I - RMT
Brigadoon
Guys And Dolls
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1972 Christine Anton, Bob Sibson, Mark Dovey, David Berner, Loma Olson
1973 Shirley Milliner, Jim McQueen, Rosanne Hopkins, Edd Wright, Valerie Easton, Ellen Seaborn
1974 Joan Ridley, Alex McLeod, Kevin Bryan
1975 Sherrill Woodman, Clyde Rowett, Stan Granda
E.V. YOUNG
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1977 Annette McCaffrey, Kim Stebner, Marilyn Smith, Peter Arbuckle
1978 Teryl Rothery, Rob Morton, Ann Gass, Gavin Bakewell
1979 Colleen Giddings, Neil Sutherland, Moira Walley, Kevin Fatkin
1980 Jill Diane Filion, Philip Eckman, Wendy Dawe, Larry Railton
1981 Trish Barclay, Stuart Backerman, Lynn Bennett, Hernando Cortez, Jr.
1982 Inga Pedersen, John Payne
1983 No productions mounted
1984 Kathy Diehl, James Cronk, Renate Vetter, Mike Holborn
1985 Maggie Brockington, John Pine, Suzanne Ouellette, Graham Rudd
1986 Cheryl Mullen, Peter Korf, Craig MacKenzie, J.P. Martin
1987 Susan Skemp, David McGoran, Doug Adler, Joshua Murray
1988 Joanne Hounsell, James Cronk, Don Nelson, Sharon Dalgleish
1989 Sheryl Anne Wheaton, Nathan Fong, Natalie Lanoville, Stephen Street
1990 Sheryl Anne Wheaton, Daniel Avalos, Gordon Doerkson, Patrick Patterson
1991 Anne MacKenna, Barry W. Levy, Stuart Lindsay, Mike Wolff
1992 Dana Cole, Willie Taylor, Betsy Palmer, Don Crowe
1993 Kimberly Page, Karen Ydenberg, Heather Smith, Robert Firmston
1994 Julie Barber, Alan George, Carolyn Bergstrand, James Wilkinson
1995 Sara Holt, Steve Maddock, Russ Robson
1996 Tami Gazzola, Matthew Palmer, Joe Desmond, Gwen Plitt
1997 Janet Gigliotti, Andrew Swain, Nicola Anderson, Linda Szentes
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2010 Erik Ioannidis, Brittany Scott, Courtney Shields, Daniel White
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Show Production
Managing Producer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Cronk
Production Manager/Technical Director . . . . . . Terry Harper
Sound Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bakerstreet Productions
Sound Technician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alex Livland
Projections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ashley Gould
Head Scenic Carpenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vince Folgizan
Scenic Carpenters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mikal Williams, Grant Windsor
Head Scenic Artists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Justus Hayes
Scenic Artist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lisa Peters
Production Electrician. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Beatty
Follow Spot Operator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Robbins, Michelle McAuley
Head Electrician/Board Operator . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Carter
Production Driver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Catherine Ambrose
Head Stage Carpenter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robin Richardson
Properties Builders. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heidi Wilkinson, Kristi Martinsen, Jill White, Yasu Shimosaka
Properties Buyers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Allison Dunn
Head of Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linsy Rotar, Erinne Drake, Tanya Saunders
Rehearsal Pianists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scott Knight, Sarah Jaysmith
Assistant to Costume Designer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Victoria Klippenstien
Assistant Designers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rose Park, Wilma Minci, Oriana Camparese
Cutter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Victoria Klippenstien
Costume Intern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michelle Bossert
Costume Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vina Guingcangco, Arah Ko, Rose Park, Melissa Effonof, Rhea Warkentin,
Erin Teichroeb, Jan Murphy, Lori Robbins, Hugette Desjarlais
Head Dresser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tami Sinosich
Assistant Head Dresser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oriana Camparese
Dressers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jaqueline Minci, Kristina Alary, Kim Loa, Melissa Effonof, Vina Guingcangco,
Debbie Leroux, Chelsea Ramos
ASM Anything Goes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chanel Cairns
Stage Crew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blaire Chou, Ronald Tamblyn, Mana Arai, Kristen Sivertz, Samantha McLeod,
Jessica Ramsay, Nicole Snowball, Eddie Hung, Alannah Piasecki,
Charles Du Hamel, Jon Piasecki, Gautam Lohia
Assistant Site Coordinators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jay Johnstone, Jackson Treanor
Audition Volunteers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nelli Hanbury, Abigail Wong-de Leon, Pearl Hargreaves, Ted Steeves,
Diane Berladyn, Cecilia Smith, Inga McLaughlin, Darryl Hol, Jeffery Kaiser,
Roger Smith
Callback Liaisons: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nelli Hanbury, Abigail Wong-de Leon
Site Coordinator:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Javier Carranza
Administration
Operations Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nina Hirlaender Hinton
Volunteer Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Warburton
Accounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shelley Matheson
Archivist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cecilia Smith
Marketing
Marketing and Publicity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peak Communicators: Sheila Calder, Lindsay Marret, Serena Matter,
Natasha Netschay Davies
Advertising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paisieres Planning: Joyce Shea
Production Photographer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Matheson
Graphic Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fresh Creative: Tim Turner
Front of House Personnel
Volunteer Captain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ted Steeves
Venue Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Warburton
Sales Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Taylor Lewis
Front of House and Box Office Volunteers
Abbey Taylor
Abigail Wong-de Leon
Alan Black
Alicia McAteer
Alison Dodd
Alyssa De Leon-Miller
Amy Shaw
Ann Henry
Annie Cheung
Arezou Khosravi
Barbara Cox
Barbara Dawid
Brenda Mackenzie
Brian Shankaruk
Caitlin Chan
Carrie Lai
Carson Taylor
Charlotte Nguyen
Coreen Chitty
Craig McKee
Cynthia Lee
Dallas Taylor
Delphine Maskall
Denise Blackwell
Diarmuid O’Dea
Donna Dimock
Donna Tribe
Edward Lee
Eleanor Duifhuis
Eric Lam
Frani Goodman
Gunjan Mhapankar
Jaelynne Smigel
Janyl Tamayo
Jason Wong
Jessica Ramsay
Joan Hainer
John Nichol
Karen Peters
Karen Sciarretta
Kate Mackay
Kayla De Leon-Miller
Kevin Chan
Linda Lin
Linda Nichol
Lisa Vander Mey
Mana Arai
Margaret Riches
Mari-Ann Court
Marylou Canlapan
Melanie Dooley
Melissa Sciarretta
Nelli Hanbury
Pat Haywood
Patricia Pama
Peter Orwick
Rebecca Waitt
Robert Scully
Ronald Tamblyn
Sara Yuen
Sharon Lee
Sharron Wilson
Shasha Wang
Silvia Piovesan
Ted Steeves
Tracy O’Dea
Tricia Carter
Valerie Voth
Vanessa Choot
Vivian Dang
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SPECIAL THANKS TO:
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Naveen Kapahi (President)
Maddalena Acconci (V.P.)
Barbara Cox
Diane Berladyn
Cliff Cox
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