MICHAEL FRAYN - La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts

LA MIRADA THEATRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSandMCCOY RIGBY ENTERTAINMENTpresentbyMICHAEL FRAYNStarringANNIE ABRAMS RONA BENSON LELAND CROOKEJOE DELAFIELD BO FOXWORTH JAMES LANCASTER LORI LARSENMATTHEW MILLERMAURA VINCENTScenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design Sound DesignJOHN IACOVELLI ROSE PEDERSON YORK KENNEDY JOSH BESSOMProduction Manager Technical Director Publicist Assistant Stage ManagerBUCK MASON DAVID CRUISE DAVID ELZER/DEMAND PR TERRY HANRAHANCasting Production Stage Manager General ManagementJULIA FLORES LISA PALMIRE MCCOY RIGBY ENTERTAINMENTDirected byRICHARD SEYDNOISES OFF is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.OPENING NIGHT SEPTEMBER 23, 2011LA MIRADA THEATRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS!"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+ !/

Farce is the placing of ordinary people insituations in which their world has gone out of control.In this sense, farce is closer to tragedy than to what wenormally call comedy. When you watchthe great silent film comics you can see how easilythose same situations that have you rolling in theaisle could also be very poignant. Farceenables us to laugh at our own nightmares. In doingNoises Off we proudly present some of our profession’sgreatest nightmares.– Richard SeydDirector!0+ !"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+

CAST(in order of appearance)Dotty Otley ...................................................................................................................................................... LORI LARSENLloyd Dallas .............................................................................................................................................. BO FOXWORTHGarry Lejeune ..................................................................................................................................... MATTHEW MILLERBrooke Ashton ......................................................................................................................................... ANNIE ABRAMSPoppy Norton-Taylor.............................................................................................................................. RONA BENSONFrederick Fellowes ...........................................................................................................................JAMES LANCASTERBelinda Blair ........................................................................................................................................... MAURA VINCENTTim Allgood................................................................................................................................................JOE DELAFIELDSelsdon Mowbray ...............................................................................................................................LELAND CROOKEProduction Stage Manager ....................................................................................................................LISA PALMIREAssistant Stage Manager ............................................................................................................. TERRY HANRAHANACT ONEThe living room of the Brent’s country home. Wednesday afternoon.(Grand Theatre, Weston-Super-Mare, Monday, January 14th)ACT TWOThe living room of the Brent’s country home. Wednesday afternoon.(Theatre Royal, Goole, Wednesday matinee, February 13th)ACT THREEThe living room of the Brent’s country home. Wednesday afternoon.(Municipal Theatre, Stockton-on-Tees, Saturday, April 6th)There will be one 15-minute intermission.McCoy Rigby Entertainment is a professional theatre company employing members of Actors’ Equity Association, theunion of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.The video and/or audio recording of the performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited. Please turn offall wireless phones and pagers prior to the beginning of the performance. La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts isequipped with Automated External Defibrillators (AED).On the first Friday of October, the annualcelebration of California Arts Day takes place incities across the State. This year it’s October 7.Noises Off is a special California Arts Day event.!"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+ !1

B I O G R APHIESNOISES OFFANNIE ABRAMS (Brooke Ashton)! isthrilled to be in her first show at LaMirada Theatre for the Performing Arts.Recent theater credits include: Philiain A Funny Thing Happened on the Wayto the Forum with Reprise TheatreCompany, Luciana in The Comedy ofErrors at A Noise Within, Clea in TheScene with the Ensemble TheatreCompany, Curley’s Wife in Of Mice andMen and Third Witch in Macbeth atTheatre Banshee, Estella in Great Expectations at the Odyssey Theatre,Sybil Vane in A Picture of Dorian Gray and Aura in Paradise Lost: Shadowsand Wings at the Theatre @ Boston Court, Serenity in And the WinnerIs… at the Laguna Playhouse, Ela in Charley’s Aunt at the InternationalCity Theatre, Cécile in Les Liaisons Dangereuses with the Blank TheatreCompany, and Myrrhine in Lysistrata at the Stanford Summer Theater,among others. Recent TV credits include roles on “Veronica Mars,” “Joanof Arcadia,” “The King of Queens,” “Cold Case,” “How I Met Your Mother,”and “Without a Trace.” Annie graduated from Stanford University witha B.A. in Drama and is a native of Los Angeles. Love to my family, andmuch gratitude to my manager, Nick Campbell.RONA BENSON (Poppy Norton-Taylor)is delighted to be making her debutat La Mirada Theatre. Rona’s theatrecredits include Lala in The Last Night ofBallyhoo at the Alabama ShakespeareFestival, Thomasina in Arcadia andMuriel in Ah, Wilderness! both at SouthCoast Repertory, Teenage Greek Chorusin How I Learned to Drive at the MarkTaper Forum, Little Sally in Urinetownand Little Red Ridinghood in Into theWoods both with Interact Theatre Company, and Kaja in The MasterBuilder at A Noise Within. TV credits include recurring as Joni on“Gilmore Girls,” a brief stint as a switchboard operator on “Mad Men,”“Popular,” “Strong Medicine,” “Kenan & Kel,” and “Providence.” Filmcredits include Jurassic Park 3, Psycho Beach Party, and a few short filmsincluding the mute lead in Within, produced at The Academy of Art inSan Francisco. www.ronabenson.comLELAND CROOKE (Selsdon Mowbray) isthrilled to make his debut at La MiradaTheatre in Noises Off. He was last seen atthe Ensemble Theatre Company of SantaBarbara as Henry in The Fantasticks. InLos Angeles he was last seen at theOdyssey Theatre as Kaufmann in BachAt Leipzig. He also starred as WilhelmFurtwangler in Taking Sides for which hereceived a Garland Award, and DramaCritics Circle and Ovation nominations.He created the role of Dandy in the Olivier Award Nominated 900Oneonta, winning a Garland Award and the LA Weekly Theatre Awardfor Best Actor. He also appeared in the New York production at CircleRep, and the London production at the Old Vic and the West End’sAmbassadors Theatre. Leland starred in all 13 episodes of the short livedFOX series “Key West,” and has had recurring roles on “Alias,” “Charmed,”“Angel,” “Melrose Place,” and “Star Trek Deep Space Nine.”JOE DELAFIELD (Tim Allgood) hasperformed on Broadway as Damis inTartuffe (Roundabout) and off-Broadwayin Outward Bound, The Breadwinner, andTheophilus North. Regional: RichardMiller in Ah, Wilderness!, Charlie inDa (both at the Guthrie), Raleigh inJourney’s End (Alley Theatre), Valerein School for Husbands (WestportPlayhouse), Timmy Cleary in The SubjectWas Roses (Pittsburgh Public), Romeo inRomeo and Juliet (Virginia Stage Company), Tom in The Glass Menagerie(Ensemble Theatre Co.), and several roles in Photograph 51 (FountainTheater). Joe is a member of LA’s Antaeus Company, where he wasrecently seen in The Autumn Garden. TV/Film credits include “TheSopranos,” “All My Children,” Filmic Achievement, and Company K. Joeholds a BA from Columbia University and an MFA from NYU.BO FOXWORTH (Lloyd Dallas) recentlyperformed the title characters in TheMalcontent with Antaeus and RichardIII with Southwest Shakespeare. LAtheaters he’s performed with include:Theatre @ Boston Court, LATW, LagunaPlayhouse, Shakespeare Orange County,Disney Hall, The Hollywood Bowl, TheGeffen, and A Noise Within where hereceived an Ovation nomination forMeasure for Measure. New York andRegional theaters include: The off-Broadway hit, As Bees in Honey Drownat The Lucile Lortel; The Century Theater, HERE, The Pearl Theater, TheShakespeare Theater in Washington D.C., Vienna’s English Theater inVienna, Austria, The Long Wharf, Baltimore Center Stage, PlaymakersRep, The Old Globe, The Yale Rep, and many others. Bo has numerousfilm and television credits most recently appearing in “Castle,” “CriminalMinds,” and “The Wizards of Waverly Place.” He is a member of AntaeusTheater Company and is a graduate of UCLA and received his Masters atYale School of Drama.JAMES LANCASTER (Frederick Fellowes)recently appeared in The Weir at SouthCoast Repertory where his previouscredits include Dancing at Lughnasa andThe Caretaker. He began his theatricalcareer with The Dublin UniversityPlayers at Trinity College and in fringetheatre in Dublin. He was a member ofThe Abbey Theatre Company for twoyears and toured extensively with theIrish Theatre Company. Since his moveto the U.S., he has appeared in Rat in the Skull at The Wisdom Bridgeand Galileo and Christmas Carol at The Goodman Theatre in Chicago.He played the title role in The Hostage at the Irish Arts Center in NewYork and also appeared in Twelfth Night for The New York ShakespeareFestival in Central Park and Fighting Chance at the Long Wharf Theatrein New Haven. In Los Angeles he played Ripley in Hapgood for theCentre Theatre Group at the Doolittle. He also appeared in A NightingaleSang at the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego. His film credits includeTitanic, Pirates of the Caribbean II, The Prestige, Spanglish, Lost Soulsand Gettysburg. His many TV appearances include “King of Queens,”“Numb3rs,” “CSI NY,” “Judging Amy,” and “Even Stevens.”!2+ !"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+

NOISES OFFB I O G R APHIESLORI LARSEN (Dotty Otley), a Seattlenative, is pleased to reprise the role ofDottie, having played it at RedondoBeach Performing Arts and Seattle Rep.In Seattle, recent credits include ParadiseLost, The Year of Magical Thinking, Allthe King’s Men, Uncle Vanya, To Kill aMockingbird, and Cymbeline at Intiman;Private Lives, Noises Off, The Time of YourLife, The Constant Wife, and The Beard ofAvon at Seattle Rep; Frozen, The PsychicLife of Savages, Great Men of Science #21 & 22, and The Perfect Ganesh atEmpty Space; and Quills and Fuddy Meers at ACT. Regionally, Futura atPortland Center Stage, Agripinna in You, Nero at South Coast Rep andBerkeley Rep, The Underpants at Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, MadameArcati in Blithe Spirit at ACT in San Francisco and Wit at Madison Rep.Lori is a 2004 Fox Fellow and has been a proud member of Equity for 35years. Lori played Mrs. LeFleur on “Northern Exposure” and Eleanor in theindependent feature William Never Married, which won this year’s awardfor best cinematography at LA’s Downtown Film Festival.MATTHEW MILLER (Garry Lejeune)appeared on Broadway in Not AboutNightingales directed by Trevor Nunn atCircle In The Square and in The Inventionof Love at Lincoln Center Theater. Hisoff-Broadway credits include AnotherPart of the Forest with Peccadillo TheaterCo., Of Mice and Men at Urban Stages,Letters From Cuba at Signature TheatreCo., and The Seagull with NYU Director’sLab. His regional theater work includesPhileas Fogg in Around The World In Eighty Days and Private Lives atLaguna Playhouse, Jan in Tom Stoppard’s Rock’n’Roll and Katurian in theacclaimed production of The Pillowman both at A Contemporary Theatrein Seattle, Salvador Dali in Hysteria at The Wilma, Around The World InEighty Days and Desire Under The Elms for which he received a Bay AreaDean Goodman Choice Award both at San Jose Rep, The Bald Sopranoat Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, the one-man This WonderfulLife at Portland Center Stage, the world premiere of Theophilus Northin the title role at Arena Stage and Geva Theater Center, MidsummerNight’s Dream at The Old Globe, and many others. His film and TV creditsinclude Pop Rocks, which won the Audience Award at BreckenridgeFilm Festival, End of the Line, with Jon Polito, All Good Things and “Law& Order” in which he had a big bushy moustache! He received his MFAfrom NYU’s Graduate Acting Program.!MAURA VINCENT (Belinda Blair) isthrilled to be working at La Miradaonce more where she was last seenas Agnes in Dancing at Lughnasa. Hermost recent theatre credits include:Bright Ideas (Laguna Playhouse); Light!(Theatre @ Boston Court); Noises Off(San Jose Rep, Pasadena Playhouse& Marines Memorial – SF); WonderfulWorld (Laguna Playhouse); Sir PeterHall’s productions of Measure forMeasure & A midsummer Night’s Dream (Ahmanson Theatre); ThePresentment (Pasadena Playhouse); Mrs. Warren’s Profession & Othello(American Conservatory Theatre); Urban Folk Tales (Coast Playhouse);Romeo & Juliet (San Francisco Shakespeare); A Midsummer Night’s Dream,Anthony & Cleopatra & King Lear (California Shakespeare); & Skylight (U/S –Mark Taper Forum). Television credits include: “King of Queens,” “StrongMedicine,” “Judging Amy;” “The Practice,” “Family Law,” “Fantasy Island,”“Almost Perfect,” and others. Film credits include: When Billie Beat Bobby,Bad News Bears (remake), & Lansky. Maura can be heard as the voice formany commercials and promos including National Geographic, NationalPork Association of America, Target, & University Hospital. Maura receivedher MFA in Acting from UC Irvine and her BA in Drama from CatholicUniversity of America. Her real accomplishment is her life with husband,Richard, and daughters, Raina & Keira.MICHAEL FRAYN (Playwright) was born in London on September 8,1933. After two years of National Service, during which he learnedRussian, he read Philosophy at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. He thenworked as a reporter and columnist for The Guardian and The Observer,publishing several novels including The Tin Men (1965), winner of aSomerset Maugham Award; The Russian Interpreter (1966), which wonthe Hawthornden Prize; and Towards the End of the Morning (1967). Morerecent novels include A Landing on the Sun (1991), which won the SundayExpress Book of the Year and Headlong (1999), the story of the discoveryof a lost painting by Bruegel, shortlisted for the Booker Prize for Fiction.His latest novel, Spies (2002), a story of childhood set in England duringthe Second World War, won the 2002 Whitbread Novel Award and the2003 Commonwealth Writers Prize (Eurasia region, Best Book), and wasshortlisted for the Whitbread Book of the Year. Michael Frayn is alsothe recipient of the 2002 Heywood Hill Literary Prize. His plays includeAlphabetical Order (1975), Clouds (1976), Donkeys’ Years (1977), Make orBreak (1980), Noises Off (1982) and Benefactors (1984). Copenhagen (1998),about the 1941 meeting between German physicist Werner Heisenbergand his Danish counterpart Niels Bohr, first staged at the Royal NationalTheatre in London, won the 1998 Evening Standard Award for Best Play ofthe Year and the 2000 Tony Award for Best Play (USA). His play Democracy(2003) is set in 1960s Berlin. His latest play for the Royal National Theatre isAfterlife (2008). Recent books are Stage Directions: Writing on Theatre 1970-2008 (2008), and Travels with a Typewriter (2009). A book of memoir, MyFather’s Fortune: A Life, was published in 2010, was shortlisted for the 2010Costa Biography Award, and won the 2011 PEN/Ackerley Prize. He has alsotranslated a number of works from Russian, including plays by Chekhovand Tolstoy. His films for television include First and Last (1989), for whichhe won an Emmy, and an adaptation of his 1991 novel A Landing on theSun. He also wrote the screenplay for the film Clockwise (1986), a comedystarring John Cleese. Michael Frayn is married to the biographer andcritic Claire Tomalin.RICHARD SEYD (Director) is currently developing a new rock musicalcalled The Twelve. His most recent theatre credits include The Watersof Babylon (Geffen Playhouse and Seattle Rep Theatre), a new play byPulitzer Prize Winning Playwright Robert Schenkkan (The KentuckyCycle). Richard has directed many productions of Noises Off includingSan Jose Rep, Pasadena Playhouse, and Marines Memorial (SanFrancisco). He won acclaim for his successful production of A Reckoningstarring Jonathan Pryce at the Soho Theatre in London’s West End. Otherregional theatre productions include: A Feast of Fools (starring GeoffHoyle) at La Jolla Playhouse & Marines Memorial; Berkeley RepertoryTheatre, Dinner with Friends (Bay Area Critics Circle Award); The BeautyQueen Of Leenane (Bay Area Critics Circle Award), Collected Stories(Garland Award from Backstage West); Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf andA View From The Bridge. He has also received Drama-Logue, Backstage!"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+ !3

B I O G R APHIESNOISES OFFWest and Bay Area Critics Circle Awards for his direction of Cloud Nine,About Face, Noises Off, Oleanna, A View From The Bridge, Rosencrantz AndGuildenstern Are Dead, and A Streetcar Named Desire. From 1992 - 1997he served as Associate Artistic Director of the American ConservatoryTheater in San Francisco. For ACT he directed The Learned Ladies, DarioFo’s The Pope And The Witch, Pygmalion, Mrs. Warren’s Profession, Oleanna,Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead, Othello, The Matchmaker, and AStreetcar Named Desire. In the 1980’s Richard was Associate ProducingDirector of the Eureka Theatre, and directed many productions for thecompany including Cloud Nine (which ran commercially in San Franciscofor a year and a half at the Marines Memorial Theater), The Wash,Threepenny Opera, and Dario Fo’s About Face. Other directing creditsinclude The Pickle Family Circus (London Tour), King Lear at the OregonShakespeare Festival, As You Like It for the San Francisco ShakespeareFestival, A Midsummer Nights Dream for the California ShakespeareFestival, The Lion In Winter at La Mirada Theatre, Present Laughter andThe Presentment for the Pasadena Playhouse, and productions at theClassic Stage Company and the Wonderhorse Theatre’s in New York.He has also directed an award-winning 35 mm short film entitled BrassTacks. Richard holds classes for professional actors in San Franciscoand Los Angeles at Richard Seyd Acting Studios. He can be contacted forinformation or comments at seydir@hotmail.com.JULIA FLORES (Casting Director) This marks the start of our 18 th seasonwith McCoy Rigby Entertainment. Projects include the current nationaltour of our personal favorite, Peter Pan starring Cathy Rigby and pasttours Happy Days, the Musical, Camelot starring Lou Diamond Phillips andJesus Christ Superstar starring Carl Anderson. Additional credits includeproductions for TheatreWorks, Boston Court, Los Angeles Philharmonic,Universal Studios, B Street Theatre, San Jose Repertory Theatre, PortlandCenter Stage, Reprise!, The Pasadena Playhouse, Goodspeed Musicals,LA Opera, The Goodman Theatre, Denver Center Theatre, Lincoln CenterTheatre, Cincinnati Playhouse, St. Louis Repertory Theatre, ArizonaTheatre Company, The Long Wharf Theatre, San Francisco Opera, AContemporary Theatre, Coconut Grove, The Paper Mill Playhouse, andMilwaukee Repertory Theatre.JOHN IACOVELLI (Scenic Designer) designed this set for the SeattleRep production of this play and on several previous productions of thisshow, which have also been directed by Richard Seyd. He designed asimilar set to this for South Coast Rep. Broadway: Peter Pan, The Twilightof The Golds; National Tour: Camelot. Regional: Over 200 productions attheatres including The Mark Taper Forum, Geffen Playhouse, PasadenaPlayhouse, The Globe, Berkeley Rep, Magic, Dallas Theatre Center,Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Portland Stage, San Jose Rep, San DiegoRep, Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia Theatre Company. Film:Production Designer on Ruby in Paradise starring Ashley Judd in her filmdebut. Art Director on Honey, I Shrunk the Kids! TV Production Design:Beckett Directs Beckett: Endgame with The San Quentin Drama Workshop,The Old Settler starring Philycia Rashad & Debbie Allen, The Gin Gamestaring Mary Tyler Moore & Dick Van Dyke, Other TV: “Ed,” “Babylon 5,”“Resurrection Blvd.,” “Lincoln Heights.” Awards: Emmy Award for PeterPan Starring Cathy Rigby (on A&E), LA Drama Critics Circle for LifetimeAchievement in Scenic Design. He is on the Design Faculty, Departmentof Theatre & Dance, UC Davis and is a visiting professor at the ShanghaiDrama School. Website portfolio: www.iacovelli.comROSE PEDERSON (Costume Designer) has designed costumes for morethan one hundred professional productions at theaters from Broadwayto Seattle. On Broadway, she designed the costumes for Bill Irwin’sTony Award nominated play Largely, New York. She has designedmany productions for the Seattle Repertory Theater, including theoriginal workshop productions of three plays by Wendy Wasserstein:An American Daughter with Meryl Streep; The Heidi Chronicles, and TheSisters Rosenzweig, with Mary Tyler Moore. Other productions at the Repinclude Jar the Floor, Oleanna, Substance of Fire, Marvin’s Room, LisbonTraviata, That’s it Folks, Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, The BeautyPart, The Understanding, Landscape of the Body, Happy Days, August Snow,and The Nice and the Nasty. At A Contemporary Theater in Seattle she hasdesigned, among many other plays, Polish Joke, The Notebooks of Trigorinand The Nina Variations, Hapgood, Sunset and Glories, Eleeomosynery,Shadowlands, My Children, My Africa and The Odyssey. At Intiman Theatershe has designed costumes for their productions of Electra, A ChristmasSampler, Intimate Exchanges and Ghosts. She has also designed for NewCity Theater, The Empty Space, Tacoma Actor’s Guild, Portland CenterStage, The Arizona Theater Company and The Berkley Repertory Theaterwhere her work was nominated for a Bay Area Drama Critics Award.She is resident designer at Seattle University’s Drama Department. Inaddition to frequent television commercial and corporate video work,Rose also has a design and consulting business serving individualand corporate clients in a variety of areas, from interior design anddecorating to clothing and fabric design.YORK KENNEDY (Lighting Designer) Mr. Kennedy’s designs have beenseen in theatres across America and in Europe including Arena Stage,The Old Globe, Berkeley Rep, Seattle Repertory, American ConservatoryTheatre, Sacramento Opera, The Alley Theatre, Dallas Theatre Center,Yale Rep, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Goodspeed Musicals and theDenver Center. Awards for theatrical lighting include the Dramalogue,San Diego Drama Critics Circle, Back Stage West Garland, Arizoni TheatreAward and the Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award. In the dance worldhe has designed for Malashock Dance, Brian Webb and Tracey Rhodes.As an architectural lighting designer he has designed both nationallyand internationally numerous themed environments, theme park,residential, retail, restaurant and museum projects including the SonyMetreon Sendak Playspace in San Francisco, Warner Bros. Movie Worldin Madrid, Le Centre de Loisirs in Morocco and The LEGO Racers 4Dattraction in Germany, Denmark, England and the U.S.A. He is a graduateof the California Institute for the Arts and the Yale School of Drama.JOSH BESSOM (Sound Designer) is pleased to design his 15th show forMRE as a designer partner with Sound Advice, LLC. Recent designshave included The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife & Little Shop of Horrors,as well as associate design for the national tour of Peter Pan starringCathy Rigby. Josh is also the Audio Engineer for La Mirada Theatrefor the Performing Arts. In his spare time he runs the independentrecord label Organik Records and plays bass and flute in the bandLazy Preacher. Josh would like to thank Julie Ferrin and his gal Janefor their encouragement and support. www.joshuabessom.com -www.soundadvicedesigns.comTERRY HANRAHAN (Assistant Stage Manager/Properties Coordinator)MRE is truly “home” to Terry, and she is thrilled to be back for yet anotherchallenging show in her 12th year with the company. Among prioroutings have been Little Shop of Horrors, The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife,Steel Magnolias, Driving Miss Daisy, and lots more. She is very proud ofrecently having helped on the production team that sent Cathy Rigbyflying to the third star to the right once again as Peter Pan. (ThanksTom and Cathy for that, the house flight still brings tears to my eyes).When not in La Mirada, Terry is also happy to be very involved with3D Theatricals, in a variety of capacities, in their inaugural season atFullerton’s Plummer Auditorium. Remember, all theatre is good for alltheatre! Thanks for coming, we hope you enjoy “the sardine play.” ProudMember of Actors Equity.!4+ !"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+

IUNITED SCENIC ARTNOISES OFFB I O G R APHIESJASON BIEBER (Associate Lighting Designer) Jason is thrilled to return toNoises Off for the fourth time, having worked on previous productions atthe Pasadena Playhouse, Marines Memorial Theatre in San Francisco, andthe Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities in Redondo Beach. Jason lives inSan Diego, where he has designed for such companies as the Old GlobeTheatre, San Diego Repertory Theatre, and Starlight Musical Theatre. Heholds a BFA in Drama from Carnegie Mellon University.DONNA ROSE FLETCHER (Consultant) During her 30-year career asa stage manager, Donna has repeatedly returned to her two favoriteshows. The first is Little Shop of Horrors, starting with the originalWPA workshop followed by five years with the original off-Broadwayproduction and three European tours. The second is Noises Off, directedby Richard Seyd, for his 1989 San Francisco production, a remount in2003 for San Jose Rep, Pasadena Playhouse, and another extended SanFrancisco run, followed by a completely new production at Seattle Repin 2004. There have been other highlights (and a few low) at numerousBay Area theatres including American Conservatory Theater, BerkeleyRep, the California Shakespeare Festival, and Theatre on the Square.DAVID CRUISE (Technical Director) has tech directed many a productionin the Southern California area, but his favorites on the ever growing listare still McCoy Rigby’s Johnny Guitar & Ring of Fire and Theatre League’sBurt Bacharach musical revue tour Love Sweet Love. He would like tothank Tom for the opportunity to “put the flinge above the flange next tothe tuba-four” and the entire LMT staff for making the job in ’11as fun asit was in ’00, and Megan too.DAVID ELZER (Publicist) is the Ovation Award-winning theatricalproducer for The Marvelous Wonderettes (Los Angeles, Laguna, Off-Broadway), Winter Wonderettes (El Portal Forum Theatre), the Broadwayproduction of Sister Act: The Musical, Jewtopia (Off-Broadway), The LaramieProject (at the Laguna Playhouse), also produced the award-winning,smash-hit production of Life Could Be A Dream, which recently played atthe Hudson Theatre in Hollywood and Laguna Playhouse (and this Fall atLa Mirada). His most recent production is the critically-acclaimed HavingIt All. Through his publicity company DEMAND PR, David represents theRubicon Theatre Company, Cabrillo Music Theatre, Celebration Theatre,Colony Theatre Company, Furious Theatre Company, La Mirada Theatrefor the Performing Arts, NoHo Arts Center, Open Fist Theatre Company,Theatre of NOTE, Road Theatre Company, Theatre Tribe and West CoastEnsemble. Thanks to Tom, Cathy and Brian for the opportunity and toyou for supporting La Mirada Theatre!ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION founded in 1913, is the labor unionthat represents more than 48,000 Actors and Stage Managers in theUnited States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art oflive theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiateswages and working conditions and provides a wide range of benefits,including health and pension plans, for its members. Actors' Equityis a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an internationalorganization of performing arts unions.BRIAN KITE (Producing Artistic Director, La Mirada Theatre for thePerforming Arts) has directed across the United States and abroad. He isthe Producing Artistic Director at La Mirada Theatre for the PerformingArts where his credits include the critically acclaimed productions ofLittle Shop of Horrors, Dinner With Friends, Steel Magnolias starring CathyRigby, Driving Miss Daisy starring Michael Learned and David Auburn’sProof. He recently helmed a production of Cabaret in Bermuda underthe patronage of the Queen’s Governor and directed a productionof Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie at The Actors Co-op inHollywood. Before that he directed two Los Angeles revivals, J.B. byArchibald MacLeish, The Crucible by Arthur Miller, and the West Coastpremiere of Václav Havel’s The Beggar’s Opera. He directed the Philadelphiaproduction of Glenn Wein’s Grandma Sylvia’s Funeral and worked withTony Award-winning director Daniel Sullivan on The Geffen Playhouse’sproduction of Hedda Gabler starring Annette Bening. He directed over20 productions at French Woods Festival in New York where he was theDirector of Theater Programs for over 7 years. Brian is currently a memberof the directing faculty at U.C.L.A.’s School of Theater, Film and Television,serves as the Chair of the LA Stage Alliance’s Board of Governors, and is theArtistic Director of the award-winning Buffalo Nights Theatre Company.McCOY RIGBY ENTERTAINMENT (Tom McCoy & Cathy Rigby McCoy,Executive Producers)Tom McCoy and Cathy Rigby are beginning their18th season as Executive Producers of the McCoy Rigby EntertainmentSeries at La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts. Since the 1994/95Season, McCoy Rigby has produced over 75 plays, musicals, concerts,dramas, and comedies. MRE has also produced several Broadwayproductions and National Tours including Peter Pan, Seussical the Musicalboth starring Cathy Rigby, Jesus Christ Superstar starring Carl Anderson,Camelot formerly starring Michael York and through 2008, starring LouDiamond Phillips, and Happy Days, The Musical. Since 1990, Peter Panstarring Cathy Rigby has made 4 stops on Broadway, garnering four TonyNominations including Best Revival of a Musical and Best Actress in aMusical. Other credits include the A&E Television Network Premiere of“Peter Pan,” which received 4 Emmy Award Nominations and one EmmyAward; “The Historic All Star Concert for Pope John Paul II” at the LosAngeles Coliseum, and the award-winning documentary on balancingwellness, titled “Faces of Recovery.” Coming in the 2011-2012 SeasonMcCoy Rigby will produce the Broadway series at the Fox Theatre inRiverside California. www.mccoyrigby.comLA MIRADA THEATRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS (Brian Kite,Producing Artistic Director) Now in its fourth decade, La Mirada Theatre hasbeen hailed by the Los Angeles Times as “…one of the best Broadway-stylehouses in Southern California.” This beautiful, state-of-the-art theatre hasbeen producing quality productions for its Southern California audiencessince 1977. The theatre has produced several national tours and is therecipient of many accolades including Ovation and Emmy Awards andTony Award nominations and in addition to the McCoy Rigby Series, alsoproduces many special events and a children’s series, Programs for YoungAudiences. The theatre is also home to Upright Cabaret, Phantom ProjectsTheatre for Teens, and the La Mirada Symphony. La Mirada Theatre is ownedand operated by the City of La Mirada. www.lamiradatheatre.com.AITIASETHE ACTORS AND STAGE MANAGERS EMPLOYED AT THISTHEATRE ARE MEMBERS OF ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION.THE UNION OF PROFESSIONAL ACTORS AND STAGEMANAGERS IN THE UNITED STATES.STSThe Designers at this Theatreare Represented byof the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage EmployesLOCAL USA 829 United Scenic Artists Local USA 829!"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+ !5

LA MIRADA CITY COUNCILSTEVE JONES ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ MayorGABRIEL P. GARCIA ...............................................................................................................................................................................................Mayor Pro TemPAULINE DEAL .................................................................................................................................................................................................... CouncilmemberSTEVE DE RUSE, D. MIN. .................................................................................................................................................................................. CouncilmemberLAWRENCE P. MOWLES ................................................................................................................................................................................. CouncilmemberTHOMAS E. ROBINSON .........................................................................................................................................................................................City ManagerSPECIAL THANKSCity of La Mirada, Friends of the La Mirada Theatre, Myllie Taylor, Donna Rose FletcherLA MIRADA THEATRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS STAFFBRIAN KITE ............................................................................................................................................................................................... Producing Artistic DirectorDEBBIE J. WALKER .....................................................................................................................................................................................Ticket Services ManagerDEVIS ANDRADE ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... House ManagerLAURA MOORE .................................................................................................................................................................................. Rentals/Contracts ManagerDAVID CRUISE .........................................................................................................................................................................................................Technical DirectorJANE LYNCH .........................................................................................................................................................Assistant to the Producing Artistic DirectorROBERT FELIX ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................Master ElectricianJOSH BESSOM ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................Audio EngineerGRANT CORNISH, DOUG GILDNER ........................................................................................................................................................................StagehandsHELENE DUARTE ........................................................................................................................................................................................................Rental AssistantMARY DILENA ....................................................................................................................................................................................Patron Services CoordinatorADRIENNE MEDRANO .........................................................................................................................................................................................Graphic DesignerJENNIFER ANDERSON, MARILYN HOLLAND,JENNIFER ANDERSON, MARILYN HOLLAND, BEVERLY KIRTON, KIMBERLY OLSON ...................................................... Box Office StaffJUSTIN MURPHY, DYLAN PURKISS, MEGAN WOLFF ....................................................................................................Assistant House ManagersKAM ANDRESEN, BETTY BENKE, SCARLETT BRAIS, JUDY BUUCK,LORRAINE CANADA, BARBARA CAPEN, NORRIE FAULKNER,ADRIANA GARNICA, JANET IVERSON, TOMMIE LANOUX,WANDA MCGUIRE, DIANE MARKWELL, JUSTIN MURPHY,DYLAN PURKISS, GINGER REYNOLDS, DONNA THEECK,DESIREE VIERA, MEGAN WOLFF ...........................................................................................................................................................................................UshersSHIRLEY COBBLE, GINGER REYNOLDS, DONNA THEECK ........................................................................................................Customer RelationsKAM ANDRESEN, NORRIE FAULKNER,JIMMY FLORES , TIMOTHY HILL, JEREMY HUME, MARTIN IACOBUCCI,JUSTIN MURPHY, MICAH MOEGELIN, DYLAN PURKISS ..................................................................................................... Theatre MaintenanceVisit www.LaMiradaTheatre.com or call us at 562/944-9801MCCOY RIGBY ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTION STAFFTOM MCCOY AND CATHY RIGBY ...........................................................................................................................................................Executive ProducersANA LARA .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................Office ManagerTHERESA FLEMMING .......................................................................................................................................................................................Managing DirectorBUCK MASON ........................................................................................................................................................................................... Production ManagerGINA FARINA ................................................................................................................................................................................Associate Production ManagerDONNA ROSE FLETCHER ............................................................................................................................................................................................... ConsultantJASON BIEBER ................................................................................................................................................................................... Associate Lighting DesignerWILL LEONG ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 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2011-2012 FRIENDS OF THE LA MIRADA THEATRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSMary AbbottMary Grace FayeBarbara LeonJose RodriguezElaine ToddPat AguirreDottie FrancisEvelyn LevinDonna RoefsJack ToddIngemar AhlbergPhyllis FryeSally LindenskovPeggy RomanAnita TuasonDiane AlbertCharlotte FugateThelma MadisonRay RomeroLorraine TunbergMarlin AlbertJeannette GennaweyMichele MakagonBill RoutledgeCarol VegaArline ArnoldLaurel GiffordPat MarchantPhyllis RoutledgePixie WeickMargaret BaiesAngela GleasonMary MattsonMary RubioDonald WeinerMadeline BarefootArmando GomezBeverly MayerMaria RuizDenise WhistonJoe BatistelliMaggie GonzalesJoy McQueenVangie RuizSylvia WilligerYolanda BatistelliDorthea GoodwinMarta MelaraBea SandersEvelyn YingShirley BlackJames GreenspanAnn Moorman-FerrisMarjorie SandersSandra BlochGloria BoyarskyBrigid GreenwayGudrun GreinkeMuriel MorganRenee MotolaArlene SangerDolores SansonePresidentDottie FrancisAlyce BuffingtonGordon BuffingtonMariann HamptonKen HardyNewland, GailBetty NielsenHelen SassSkarleth Sauceda1st Vice PresidentJudy SmithHazel BuscainoShirley BushKay CassellMary HerdtPatricia HernandezBarbara HerronDennis NishidaIlona NovakDean OlsonVicky SauterMollie SchartoffCarol Schweibinz2nd Vice PresidentJanet KrabbenhoftCheryl CoatsLucy CrabbGeri HunterNola JohnsonHarlene OlsonCecilia OportotAmalia ShebbyKathy SillaTreasurerRay RomeroArlyne CramerSonja JohnsonDevora PattersonKathleen SkresvigSecretaryGene DavenportPeggy KavanaghMarie PerezJudy SmithDevora PattersonGloria DavidsonFran KiehlMichele Pisa-JonesRod SpottenMaria DigheraLillian KingJudie QuinlanRon StallcupMona DiNataleJoan KottmannSherry RasmussenBetsy StanfieldBecky DitterJanet KrabbenhoftSharon RicelyVivian StoutPat DrazanLilly KramerCharlene RickerSara SultzeAnnMarie EffertSally LagosBetty RobertsonMyllie TaylorBarbara EppsLorenza LazheztterMarie RodarteDoris ThompsonThe Friends of the La Mirada Theatre is a nonprofit organization whose main purpose is to support the Theatre in the areas of ushering andfundraising. If you would like to volunteer to be part of this invaluable group, please call House Manager Devis Andrade at 562/944-7977.!"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+ !7

SUPPORTERS OF OUR 2011-2012 SEASON$5000 & AboveThe John W. Adams TrustEd & Betsy LevineTom & Bonnie PoffLarry ReddelJohn & Betty RobertsonRonald & Joyce RunyanJohn H KendallDonald J KrokusBud KronbeckJonathan LandworthLawrence WhiteGwen V WoirhayeRichard & Carol FieldsGeorge BaturevichRobert ByersSally CabreraNorma J CarlsonKen Casford$2,000 & AboveFriends of the La Mirada TheatreLos Angeles County ArtsCommissionFrederick & Doris SchofieldRobert & Kandice SherwoodMichael & Hilda SugarmanMyllie TaylorFrank MarshallJannette McGaheyElaine, Joanne & Virginia MillerAlan & Joann MiyamotoPatsy ShusterDon L BrookoverCarol La RockKathy SongerDiane C CatlinDoris ChappellRhonda CohenSandra Cohick$250 & AboveCarole FukurokuChristine ZukowskiVirginia CzarneckiRon & Jeannette Tozaki$50 & AboveRobert & Maralys WillsKathleen HarlanJohn & Joan MorencyRobert & Cheryl NayGardnar & Casey O’BrienBarbara O’HaraJohn & Antoinette PalazzoRoy & Jean StewartAntoinette ThomasSheldon CanterMaria FloresLaura GreicoRichard & Patricia ConlinTom & Sue CopseyGay CorbettDonna L CormaciJames A Corpus$100 & AboveKarla MancinelliFrank MichelettiJames & Barbara WilliaKeith KatoGlenn OsborneJames AllenFrederic & Karen SteinkeEric & Betsy AzariahFrank & Susan BeigbederRosa Carrillo-CoronadoLisa CorriganLeslie L DamewoodDon & Connie DeMateYtzhak & Rhona GewelberDot HamblinNina IachelliSidney & JoAnn KahnJames & Carolyn KlomanJoel & Sheila KushellMireya LangeJoan LewisHerbert & Shirley MartianEdgar & Shirley MooreIrene MunsonPatrick OwenBetty JacksonGlaitis BootsKermit & Willo RosenthalKara SchillingBeverly YamagataJames E Lukens JrTom RathmanJohn & Jean SelveyJerrold W ArnoldSusan M BaumerJ V & Pat Eon BoescheGC BraffordJoAnna BuckinghamJoan CainEvelyn J CassellDennis & Yvonne CattellJoan ChoiceElmer & Barbara CluteBetty De GarmoSam & Dar DelucaMichael DodsonJohn & Gloria FreemanLori HarrisAllan & Kathy HartDavid JohnsonGeorge & Lindi JuddUrsula PiotrowskiNancy S PowerSusan P RayKenneth & Gloria ReidPhil & Marilyn ShirreffsSue L RobinsonAnnette S RosenowLinda SandsStephen & Fran ShermanFred SimpsonAllan StarkMilon & Mary StegmairJan TurnerBernard & Hildegard WeissJames & Lynnette WeissMark & Shelby Young$26 & AboveFred E ParkerLois BredewegDorothy LauterbornGraham W GoslingPat & Karen HofererMarilyn Mc NultyCraig MozleyJean TsunekawaRichard & Wynora MacDonaldJohn SingerUp to $25Richard AbramRod & Jane AdaKarl & Patricia AndersonEllen ArdmanRay AyalaSandra BabcockJanet BachmanBarbara BaernsteinBob & Linda BarredaMae BarrettRobert BarrettJohn & Sharon BeaumanDonna BeckFrank & Shirley BellLois BeyerDana BivinsDavid & Cheryl BlankmeyerRobert & Bonnie BowmanJanet L BradburyJon & Sandra BrooksCol & Ronald BurrMarilyn & Bob ButnerLisa CourtemarcheGerald CoxJames CreedFran DaileyLee & Carol DavisStephanie DavisRobert & Lee Joy DawDaniel & Norma DeboisJohn & Florence DemmanKen & Alma DesowitzJacqueline DiPintoFrank & Jeanne DiGregorioBob DixsonForrest & Gerry DoolittleWally & Harriet DrazbaKenneth & Stacy DuranMichael S DyottNoreen EdgeJack & Judith ElderGerald & Marjorie ElmerEileen ErnestJacque EvansThomas A EwaldJeanne FarinaRaymond & Judy FergusonJerry & Sharron Fisher!/8+ !"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+

SUPPORTERS OF OUR 2011-2012 SEASONSylvia FoltzDaniel JohnsonJohn & Barbara O’DowdCathleen L StearnsWilliam & Colleen IngallsMary Anne FoxJames & Ruth JohnsonRichard OrcuttHarward & Barbara StearnsGeorgine IseliJohn & Sharon FrazierMary JonesRichard & Harriet OttavianoDexter Strawther IIINadine JuarezGail FreemanCarolyn M JosephLee & Bonnie PanagosCarol Tom SullivanMary Jo MizierRichard FreymondSusan KeeEdward & Beverly PatrickKen & Ann SutherlandMike & Donna MuleadyHelen GalanteTroy KibbeeHoward & Kay PeaseJeanette SvetEugene A & Lois O’HernRosemary GaudiosoPalmer & Angie KingmaHenry PeauroiJean SwansonOlga PargaWilliam & Sharon GibsonBarbara KleinRichard PepinMelissa D SyncoDorothy ProcterArthur & Felicia GillettEloise KlineGreg & Michelle PetersJohn & Joy TaylorElaine D RomanDavid & Martha GishJoan KlopfensteinTom PottsTed & Mildred TaylorKeith LarsenLynne GlasgowDudley KohlBurton & Marylou PowellPauline TedfordRobert & Lindi SmithGilbert & Deena GomezWesley & Louise KruseMichael & Susan PursellJanice TeraokaDale BradleyRoger GrazianiRoberta L LeeDeliadee A QuebecAnn ThomasClifford & Kathleen L CritesMartha GuerreroDonald & Donnell LewisGrover RainsNorman TraubAl & Mavis EthansEvangeline MartinezRandall & Janell LewisRichard & Joan RedmayneJeff TrentiniRichard & Roberta FratelloEvelyn HambeltonEsther E LLoydRalph ReesJerome UbertTheresa KeyzersBeverley HampsonLloyd & Nancy LogarDennis ReppArt & Linda Van EppsElaine MannehMichael HannaDoreen LorandCarl RiceGeorgia VauseLulu MeyerChristine HarkerAnonymousRebecca RobertsMaura VollArt & Barbara MoncriefIris HarrisDoug & Tricia MarquetteGary & Christy RoeberJack & Velma Von Bloeker IIIRose NakamuraCarolyn A HaukPatricia MartzenAnita RuchtiBob & Susan WeaverDeann RadeckeLanny & Pat HawkinsonKathleen JaniecLois RueckartBrigitta WegerJerrold M WolfGrace V HeggieMarylynn BladeBarbara Bernice RushBarbara WhelptonGilbert & Cheryl AguilarJeane HeinArt & Jill Mc CauleySusan RyanDavid & Rosemarie WhitakerShirley FieldBlayne HentonSharon Mc KayThomas & Joy RyboltDavid & Annette WhiteKaren M TineyDon & Sandra HerronJulie Mc Williams-SmithAnthony & Shelli SantosJames & Nora WhitehouseCynthia VanasseJudith HerzHelen McCoyWilliam & Loretta SchumacherLawrence WhittallConnie WoodsGordon HillCharles & Lynne MerkelJoann SeditaBarry & Joan WillettRonald & Grace HindersJudy MeyerAnne ShawLiliana Witz-HancsakCarl & Donna HindsTom & Cheryl HobanJim & Marjorie HowardGary & Karla HufenbachCharles & Margie HughesNancy MeyerSteve MillerSam & Rosanna MistrettiD J & Ralph MoxleyMaitland MullerJoseph SiegelJean SiglerRoy & Janet SlickCurtis & Carole SmithDonna SmithLeonard & Paula WooCarol WrightRaymond R & Shirley WrightRuth WrightThomas D WrightThank youfor yourgeneroussupport!Ellen HuizengaDiane NagleDavid & Linda SmithBruce & Elizabeth YoungLois HuntStanley & Phyllis NathansonStephen & Daphne SmithOphelia AragonJames & Patricia HyattBarbara NavarroDonald SouzaElizbeth DamianakesRoberta InnesJoe & June NicholsRichard StahlDougls HallidayStan & Sandra JamiesonRobert & Marge O’BrienDoretta StankovichRobert & Barbara Hunter!"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+ !//

LA MIRADA THEATRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSMC COY RIGBY ENTERTAINMENT2011/2012 SEASONWINNER! LA DRAMA CRITICS CIRCLE AWARDS! BEST PRODUCTIONOF THE YEAR, ENSEMBLE and MUSICAL DIRECTION!WINNER! LA WEEKLY AWARD! BEST MUSICAL OF THE YEAR!WINNER! BACKSTAGE GARLAND AWARDS - BEST PRODUCTION OFTHE YEAR, ENSEMBLE and MUSICAL DIRECTION!OCT 28 - NOV 20, 2011Written and Created by ROGER BEANSH-BOOM! From the “marvelous” mind ofcreator Roger Bean, comes another trip toSpringfield where we meet the CrooningCrabcakes, the boy group banned fromthe Springfield High School prom, whichmade it possible for The MarvelousWonderettes to perform there. Now inan era before “American Idol” and “StarSearch,” the guys get one more chanceat fame and fortune as Denny and hisfriend Eugene form a singing group sothey can enter and win the local radiocontest on Big Whopper Radio and realizetheir dreams of making it to the big time!Featuring such classic songs as “Stay (Justa Little Bit Longer),” “Runaround Sue,” “TheGreat Pretender,” “Tears On My Pillow,”“Unchained Melody,” “Earth Angel,” “LittleDarlin’,” “The Glory of Love,” and of coursethe title song, “Life Could Be A Dream” isanother musical trip down memory lanethat will leave you laughing, singing andcheering - let’s hear it for the boys!!/0+ !"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spynovel, add a dash of Monty Python and youhave The 39 Steps, a fast-paced whodunit foranyone who loves the magic of theatre! This2-time Tony® and Drama Desk Award-winningtreat is packed with nonstop laughs, over150 zany characters (played by a ridiculouslytalented cast of 4), an on-stage plane crash,handcuffs, missing fingers and some goodold-fashioned romance! A riotous blend ofvirtuoso performances and wildly inventivestagecraft, The 39 Steps amounts to anunforgettable evening of pure pleasure!HITCHCOCK MEETSHILARITY“THE MOSTENTERTAINING SHOWON BROADWAY!”- The New York PostJAN 20 - FEB 12, 2012Adapted by PATRICK BARLOWFrom the novel by JOHN BUCHANFrom the movie of ALFRED HITCHCOCKAPR 13 - MAY 6, 2012Music byCLAUDE-MICHEL SCHÖNBERGLyrics byRICHARD MALTBY, JR.and ALAIN BOUBLILAdapted from the original French lyrics byALAIN BOUBLILAdditional Material byRICHARD MALTBY, JR.Orchestrations by WILLIAM D. BROHNA classic love story is brought up-to-date inone of the most stunning theatrical spectaclesof all time. In Miss Saigon, Alain Boublil andClaude-Michel Schönberg (the creators of LesMisérables), along with Richard Maltby, Jr., bringPuccini’s Madame Butterfly to the modern worldin a moving testament to the human spirit anda scathing indictment of the tragedies of war.In the turmoil of the Vietnam War, an Americansoldier and a Vietnamese girl fall in love, onlyto be separated during the fall of Saigon. Theirstruggles to find each other over the ensuingyears ends in tragedy for her and a fightingchance for the child he never knew he had. Rawand uncompromising, Miss Saigon is an intenselypersonal story of the losses we suffer and thesacrifices we make in a world gone mad.“GRIPPING ENTERTAINMENT.”-The New York Times

“PETER PAN SPARKLES WITH FAIRY DUST! RIGBY HASMASTERED THE SINGING, DANCING AND AERIALSHENANIGANS, BUT HAS ALSO GOTTEN TO THE COREOF THE BOY WHO WOULDN’T GROW UP.”- The Washington PostMusical Production of the Play bySIR JAMES BARRIELyrics by CAROLYN LEIGHMusic by MOOSE CHARLAPAdditional Lyrics by BETTY COMDENand ADOLPH GREENAdditional Music by JULE STYNECathy Rigby flies again as Peter Pan, the boy who will never grow up!Peter Pan recounts the adventures of the three Darling children as theyfly away from their nursery into the magic and wonder of Neverland. Itis in Neverland that they encounter the cunning and evil Captain Hook,villainous pirates, a crafty crocodile and a sprightly fairy, Tinker Bell. Thescore, a joint effort by Moose Charlap, Carolyn Leigh, Jule Styne, BettyComden and Adolph Green, remains a favorite of children and adults alike.Peter Pan features such classics as “I Gotta Crow,” “Neverland” and “I’m Flying.”Bring a whole new generation of children to experience the magic of CathyRigby as Peter Pan!JUNE 1-24, 2012Singing sensation Debby Boone earned instant fame in 1977 when “You Light Up My Life”became an overnight hit. The song went on to win an Academy Award® for Best Song ina Motion Picture, and Debby received the Grammy® Award for Best New Artist of the Year.Since then, she has won two additional Grammy Awards and has received seven Grammynominations. Debby Boone’s Reflections of Rosemary is an intimate, deeply heartfelt tributeto her late mother-in-law, the legendary singer Rosemary Clooney. The show is a touchingmusical portrait filled with a collection of standards chosen for their significance in Boone’slife with Clooney, led by her and Clooney’s Musical Director, John Oddo. “I wanted to selectsongs that would give an insight into Rosemary from a family perspective, and from the morethan thirty years that I spent with her,” says Boone. In addition to her incredible recordingcareer, Debby’s starring roles on Broadway include Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Rizzo inGrease, and Maria in Lincoln Center’s 30th Anniversary production of The Sound of Music. Afterdelighting audiences across the United States., Debby Boone comes to La Mirada for twomemorable performances.SPECIAL BONUS EVENT! TWO CONCERTS ONLY!"##$%%%%%&''("Reflections of RosemaryMAY 19, 2012All seats now on sale! Become a subscriber today and save big!!"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+ !/1

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HEART ANDSOULMusic of Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick& Whitney HoustonNOVEMBERRHYTHM INTHE NIGHTMusic of Ricky Martin, Gloria Estefan& SantanaAPRILTHETROUBADOURSMusic of Bob Dylan, Carole King& James TaylorJANUARYVIVALAS VEGASMusic of Elvis Presley, Cher& Elton JohnJUNEALL SHOWS 7:30PMONE MAN,TWOGUVNORSOCTOBERCAPTURED LIVEIN LONDON INHIGH DEFINITION ANDBROADCAST AROUND THE WORLD!THE KITCHENNOVEMBERCOLLABORATORS JANUARYTHE COMEDY OF ERRORS MARCHSCREENING DATES - TIMES VARY!/4+ !"#$%#&'()"*+ &','-.("+