Arizona Repertory Theatre's RENT Program

Directed by Brent Gibbs

September 11 - October 2, 2011 l Marroney Theatre APR 10 - MAY 1, 2016 l Marroney Theatre

The Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial FoundationProduction Sponsor

The University of Arizona • College of Fine Arts School of Theatre, Film & Television

proudly presents an Arizona Repertory Theatre production

Arizona Repertory Theatre is the professional theatre training company of the UA School of Theatre, Film & Television.

Unless otherwise noted, all designers, performers and technicians areSchool of Theatre, Film & Television students.

fSchool of Theatre, Film & Television Faculty Member

*Member of Actors' Equity Association * * Member of United Scenic Artists, Local 829

§ Member of Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists

þ Society of American Fight Directors ± Member of American Guild of Musical Artists

© Member of The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society

†BFA Senior Capstone Project / MFA Thesis ProjectSee Production Staff page for details.

RENTIs presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019

Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684www.MTIShows.com

Lighting DesignerD. Joshua Hemmo

Costume DesignerJulio C. Hernandez

DirectorDanny Gurwin

DramaturgAngelina Valencia

Technical DirectorAngela McMahon

†Sound DesignerMatt Marcusf

MusicSupervisor

Monte Ralstinf*§

Scenic DesignerAlyssa M. LeBlanc

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Stage ManagerJenise Catrone

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Musical Director/Conductor

Mike R. Padillaf

Book, Music & Lyrics byJonathan Larson

R E N T

ChoreographerJonathan Daulby

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Roger ........................................................................................... Brett DixonMark ........................................................................................Austin WrightMimi ....................................................................................Taylor PearlsteinAngel ............................................................................................ Josh Dunn‡

Tom Collins ........................................................................... Matthew Osvog‡

Joanne ..................................................................................... Rhetta MykealMaureen ................................................................................Sarah Ambrose‡

Benny ................................................................................. Brian Klimowski‡

Ensemble (various roles)................................Aaron Arseneault, Bryn Booth‡, Sterling Boyns‡, Alec Michael Coles, Kierna Conner,

Chandler Corley-Essex, Jamie Dillon Grossman‡, Shira Maas,

Ali Wood Moser, Audrey Roberts‡, Colt C. Watkiss

* Member of Actors' Equity Association‡ Actors’ Equity Membership Candidate

THE CAST

UNDERSTUDIES: Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement for the

appearance is made at the time of the performance. Aaron Arseneault for Mark - Kristian Arseneault for Joanne - Devon Prokopek for

Mimi - Amanda Rahaman for Ensemble - Nikki Ruffalo for Maureen.

ORCHESTRAKey I Piano/Conductor ............................................................... Mike R. Padillaf

Key II Piano .......................................................................................Jacob Heid

Guitar ...............................................................................................Abe Marcor

Bass .................................................................................... Rafael Carruthers

Drums .......................................................................................... Dylan Browne

Special AcknowledgmentsArizona Repertory Theatre would like to thank Renegade Classics and Gadabout Salon

for their contributions to this production, as well as Omar Lopez for his videography and film editing.

ALUMNI NOTES

NOTESAlumni Notes

Matt BowdrenBFA Acting, 2008

Scot GianelliBFA Lighting Design & Production, 2012

Since his time at the University of Arizona and with the Arizona Repertory Theatre, Matt has had the great fortune to work as a professional actoprofessional actor, director, and theatre educator. Matt has been seen on stages across the country in New York City and Georgia

Scot is a New York-based Lighting Designer and a member of United Scenic Artists Local USA829. His designs have been seen at The Guggenheim Museum, Columbia University, New York Fashion Week, Ars Nova, and The Gramercy ThTheatre, among others. He has assisted lighting designers at such

prominent companies as Goodspeed Musicals, Roundabout Theatre Company and Center Stage.  Recently, Scot incorporated New70 Design Studio (www.new70designstudio.com) as a full-service production design company for live events. The company name is a nod to Room 270, the UA Theatre classroom where Design & Technology students spend most of their time. Scot’s design portfolio can be found at www.scotgianelli.com.

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT ITune Up/Voice Mail #1 ................Mark, Roger, Mrs. Cohen, Tom Collins, BennyRent .............................................................................................The CompanyYou Okay Honey? ................................................................ Angel, Tom CollinsOne Song Glory ......................................................................................... RogerLight My Candle .............................................................................. Roger, MimiVoice Mail #2 ..................................................................... Mr. & Mrs. JeffersonToday 4 U ........................................................Angel, Tom Collins, Mark, RogerYou'll See ............................................. Benny, Mark, Tom Collins, Roger, AngelTango Maureen ..............................................................................Mark, JoanneSupport Group ....................................................... Paul, Gordon, The CompanyOut Tonight ............................................................................................... MimiAnother Day ........................................................... Roger, Mimi, The CompanyWill I? ...........................................................................................The CompanyOn the Street .................................................................................The CompanySanta Fe ..................................................................Tom Collins, The CompanyI'll Cover You .........................................................................Angel, Tom CollinsWe're Okay...............................................................................................JoanneChristmas Bells .............................................................................The CompanyOver the Moon ......................................................................................MaureenLa Vie Boheme/I Should Tell You ....................................................The Company

15-Minute Intermission

ACT IISeasons of Love ............................................................................The CompanySeasons of Love Soloists ......................................Kierna Conner, Mathew OsvogHappy New Year/Voice Mail #3/Voice Mail #4 ....... Mimi, Roger, Mark, Maureen,

Joanne, Tom Collins, Angel, Mrs. Cohen, Alexi Darling, BennyTake Me or Leave Me ................................................................Maureen, JoanneSeasons of Love (Reprise) ...............................................................The CompanyWithout You ................................................................................... Roger, MimiVoice Mail #5 .................................................................................Alexi DarlingContact .........................................................................................The CompanyI'll Cover You (Reprise) ..............................Maureen, Tom Collins, The CompanyHalloween ................................................................................................. MarkGoodbye, Love ......... Mark, Mimi, Roger, Maureen, Joanne, Tom Collins, BennyWhat You Own .................................... Pastor, Mark, Tom Collins, Benny, RogerVoice Mail #6 .................Roger's Mom, Mimi's Mom, Mr. Jefferson, Mrs. CohenYour Eyes/Finale ................................................................Roger, The Company

PRODUCTION STAFFDirection, Dramaturgy and Management

Production Manager Jenny Langf*±

Assistant Production Manager Jon Thompson Assistant Stage Managers Amy LeGore, Rachel Victoria MillerDramaturg Angelina Valencia

Scenery & PropsAssistant Technical Director Ruth Richardson Master Carpenter Inga KalvaitisCarpenters Melissa Arnaud, Joshua K. Barnhill, Hanna Lockhart, Gregory Kyle McGinnis, Jack Meng, Marli Ray, TAR 111 StudentsAssistant Scenic Designers Yejia Cao, Rachael SnowCharge Artist Andrea PrattAssistant Charge Artist Rachael SnowScenic Artists Alison Conover, Sarah Rose TamasProps Master Yejia Cao Assistant Props Master Justen ZhangProps Artisans Tommy Chek, Amy Sue Hazel, Dorann Matson, Tory MiddlebrooksDeck Crew Kyla Clark, Gina Coniglario, Tori Esposito, Ali Flayton,

Kaila Kask, Peter Martineau, Madz Smith-Ledford Lighting

Assistant Lighting Designers Fatimah Amill, Domino Mannheim, Sam Schwartz Master Electrician Reinold KelliciAsst. Master Electricians Connor Greene, Brie Gonzales, Daniel KershLight Board Operator Madison ThatcherProgrammers Brie Gonzales, Reinold Kellici Electricians Melissa Arnaud, Eve Bandi, Jenise Catrone†, Brie Gonzales, Connor Greene, Gregory James Houston, Melissa Hughes, Elizabeth Kennedy, Daniel Kersh, Hanna Lockhart, Domino Mannheim, Patrick Charles W. McClanahan, Ken Phillips, Carlos Sanchez, Candice (CJ) WashburnFollowspot Operators Melissa Arnaud, Connor Greene, Savannah Hutchings Patrick Charles W. McClanahan, Hanna Peterson, Jack Viskocil, Lawrence Ware

CostumesCostume Director Maryann Trombinof

Assistant Costume Designers Abigail HackneyDrapers Leah Mednick Foley, Elly Mikula, Sam Kate Toney, Maryann Trombinof, Richard W. Tuckettf

First Hands Kaitlin Burke, Rebecca Cruz, Marisa Lujan, Hanna Peterson

Stitchers Michaela Dannenbrink, Cody Hamrick, Jacqueline Scheidt, Aubry Stitt, Alex Totillo, Jack Viskocil, Gianna Zamora, Justen Zhang Wardrobe Crew Heads Kaitlin Burke, Abigail Hackney Wardrobe Crew Eavan Brunswick, Kaelyn Cooper, Ellie Cunning, Gemma Dick, Ana Gonzalez, Max Protzen, Dylan Welker, Anza Wiedenkeller, Tim Wils

Sound Assistant Sound Designer Garrett Seaton Production Sound Engineer (A1) John MillerdAssistant Production Sound (A2) Marcus MylerAudio Crew Daniel Colecchia, Kiara Johnson, John Millerd, Marcus Myler, Amber Rudnick, Garrett Seaton, Darrin Wood

† Jenise Catrone - BFA Senior Capstone Project in Stage Management, Jenny Lang, Major Professor† D. Joshua Hemmo - BFA Senior Capstone Project in Lighting Design, Deanna Fitzgerald, Major Professor

† Alyssa M. LeBlanc - MFA Thesis Project in Scenic Design, Peter Beudert, Major Professor

† Angela McMahon - MFA Thesis Project in Technical Direction, Ted Kraus, Major Professor

THE WALL & MARRONEY'S MINIONSIn the Marroney Theatre, on the upstage right brick wall, there are names written in black with dates ranging from 1936 to 1988. The names from 1936 to 1956 are on cement and the names from 1958 to 1988 are printed on the bricks. "The Wall" represents some of the best undergradu-ate theatre students. In those days, each student had to take all of the courses in the depart-ment - no matter what their study emphasis was in theatre. Actors, directors and playwrights had to take design, stagecraft and all technical theatre classes, while technicians and designers had to take acting, directing and playwriting classes.

On the last day of spring classes, everyone gathered on the stage and Peter Marroney announced who was going to be able to write their names on the wall. With paint brush in mouth, the student would climb a 25-foot ladder to paint his or her name onto the wall and make history. From 1936 to 1956, the names on the concrete were done at Herring Hall, which was the theatre and equestrian livestock arena. When the "new" theatre was constructed in 1956, the concrete block was cut out and transferred to continue the tradition.

To be selected for the wall meant that a stu-dent completed four out of five criteria: had a significant role in a main stage or Lyceum production, designed a major production via lighting, costumes, or scenery; wrote a play, directed a departmental production, and/or performed stage management.

You might recognize some of the names from theatre, film or television. There's even a former UA Homecoming Queen!

MARRONEY'S MINIONS - REPRESENTING DRAMA MAJORS 1960 - 1985

The year 1939 was a significant one for the UA Drama Department . It was then that Peter R. Marroney was hired as the Technical Director in the department. Two years later, he became the head of the department, a position he held for 42 years.

Peter Marroney was "Mr. Theatre." In fact, it was said that if you wished to read a play in your own home, you had to get Peter's permission. He was instrumental in getting the UA to move the Theatre program out of Herring Hall, the equestrian livestock arena, to the new theatre in 1956. Each theatre season, Peter directed four of the six productions; including one Shake-speare, plus a large-scale musical in Centennial Hall. Being part of a Marroney show was an honor, a thrill, a pain...but always interesting and exciting.

Five years ago, four drama alumni formed the "Marroney's Minions" in order to find other alumni from the years 1960 - 1985. The group has grown quickly to 160 today. Marroney's Min-ions are - or were (retired) - theatre, film or television professionals all over our nation.

The second reunion of the Marroney's Minions is taking place during April 22-24, 2016. They are proud of being instrumental in shaping the UA Theatre program into what it is today. All Marroney's Minions have a bond that was formed by being under the tutelage and always watchful eye of Peter R. Marroney.

DRAMATURG’S NOTES

1996 was the first time in 15 years the number of AIDS deaths began to decline. This was also the year Rent first opened in New York City. The show’s creator, the late Jonathan Larson, was deeply impacted by watching his friends suffer from HIV/AIDS and their lives were one source of inspiration for Rent.

HIV/AIDS devastates the immune system; eventually the body cannot fight off infections, which means the body becomes completely vulnerable to the most basic illnesses. The disease proved highly fatal and early medications made to treat HIV/AIDS, such as AZT, often did more harm than good. Because of this, those diagnosed early on were often ostracized out of fear of infection. Societal attitudes were indifferent - if not hostile - to those who were diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. Eventually, improved medications were created, which have prolonged many lives, but there is still no cure.

The personal influence in Larson’s world is seen through his depiction of the four infected bohemians: Roger, Mimi, Angel, and Collins. Each character meets their condition with varying degrees of acceptance. We are cast as observers through Mark’s camera, watching what could be the end of their lives. Of the four, we see the most turmoil in Roger. Preferring isolation at times, Roger grasps for a sense of permanency in uncertainty through finding his legacy. While others pursue monetary success, or quick satiation of desire, the characters in Rent battle coming to terms with the unknown. Their lives are lived in light of the constant threat of death by choosing to have courage and find love.

Despite the cruel temporality of their bodies, Larson’s characters have hope. To the aching heart that cannot bear to take another risk, they sing, “There’s only us. There’s only this. Forget regret, or life is yours to miss. No other road. No other way. No day but today.”

- Angelina Valencia, Dramaturg

Learn more through exciting discussions! Pre-Show Discussion: Sunday, Apr 10th at 12:45 pm

Engage in an intellectually stimulating conversation with Dramaturgy student, Angelina Valencia.

Post-Show Discussion: Friday Apr 17th & Apr 29th immediately after the performance in the Marroney Theatre. Meet the actors and production team

during a Q&A segment.

All discussions are free and open to the public.

Present your Arizona Repertory Theatre program to get this

special for ART patrons only: $5 off total lunch bill with minimum purchase of $20. (Lunch served 11am - 3pm daily).

Danny Gurwin (Director) – Broadway credits include How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Little Women, The Full Monty, Urinetown, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Kismet and A Little Night Music (NYCO revival, LA Opera, and Kennedy Center), as well as many shows like Forbidden Broadway and The Thing About Men off-B'way. Danny was recently promoted to Head of Musical Theatre at the UA and has directed Arizona Repertory Theatre’s Cabaret (MAC winner 2015), The Full Monty, Oklahoma!, The Fantasticks, Nine, as well as Encore! and the Freshman Acting II Showcases. In addition, he has created and directed the Senior Showcase of Talent 2013, 2014, and the most recent 2016. TV credits include Desperate Housewives, Law & Order, among others, and he can be heard on numerous cast recordings. Danny holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Michigan, where he serves on the Alumni Board of Governors. He is also a proud new member of SDC.

Monte Ralstin (Music Supervisor) – worked 18 years in NYC as a voice teacher, director and performer, as well as in numerous regional theatres, national & international tours. His credits include Mr. Snow in Carousel at Paper Mill Playhouse and Theatre Under the Stars, and the national tour of On the Twentieth Century with Imogene Coca and Judy Kaye, and on TV with Eddie Bracken in Show Boat. Monte played in the European production of Cats and the European tour as Old Deuteronomy, Gus/Growltiger and Bustopher Jones. Monte is in his 16th year at the UA. During the 2010-11 year, he received the College of Fine Arts Charles and Irene Putnam Award for Excellence in Teaching and last year's College of Fine Arts Undergraduate Advising/Mentoring Award. He is a member of Actors' Equity Association, SAG and the National Association of Teachers of Singing.

Mike R. Padilla (Musical Director, Conductor, Key 1) – His work as a Pianist, Music Director & Actor spans over 30 years in San Francisco, Tucson and Japan. Recent Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include Cabaret, Urinetown, The Full Monty, A Little Night Music and Rent. Mike is also the Vocal Coach for the Ben Vereen Awards for the second year in a row. Locally, he has been seen at the Invisible Theatre, SALOC, The Gaslight Theatre and the Great American Playhouse. He spent 17 years in San Francisco working as a Cabaret Artist, Actor, Vocal Coach and a haircolorist. He studied acting and singing at Studio ACT and the SF Academy of Performing Arts. Mike also teaches voice when not working at Arizona Repertory Theatre.

Julio C. Hernandez (Costume Designer) – is a Masters of Fine Arts candidate in Costume Design. He is a Theatre, Film & Television Tuition Scholarship recipient, Don L. Caslow & William Needham Memorial Scholarship, and Ann G. Blackmarr Scholarship recipient. Julio received his Bachelor’s degree from New Mexico State University where he was named “Costume Designer of the Year” (2014). His past productions include Costume Designer for the Borderlands Theatre productions of Mas by Milta Ortiz and The Ghosts of Lote Bravo by Hilary Bettis as well as Costume Designer for the American Southwest Theatre Company productions of Red by John Logan and Aunt Raini by Tom Smith, directed by Tony Award- winning director, Mark Medoff.

Alyssa M. LeBlanc (Scenic Designer) – is a third-year Scenic Design graduate student. Previous work at the UA includes Scenic Design for This, directed by Hank Stratton, and Barefoot in the Park, directed by Kevin Black. After graduating in May, Alyssa will be returning to the East Coast to work as a freelance scenic designer and scenic artist.

D. Josh Hemmo (Lighting Designer) – is excited to be designing for Arizona Repertory Theatre again! He is currently a senior in the BFA Design/Technology program. Past Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include designing Cabaret and Lend Me a Tenor and Assistant Lighting Designer for The Full Monty and Oklahoma! Some professional credits include Lighting Designer for the Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation’s Annual Möda Provŏcateūr Fashion Show for the past two years, and most recently, Resident Lighting Designer for Totem Pole Playhouse’s 65th season this summer in Fayetteville, PA. He would like to thank his girlfriend Hanna, his best friend Steven, and all his friends and family for their continued support and devotion. Most of all, he’d like to thank his team for all their hard work and dedication!

Matt Marcus (Sound Designer) – is a Faculty Sound Designer for the UA and is delighted to be working with a terrific creative team on Rent. Recent Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include sound designs for A Little Night Music, This, and The Full Monty. Other productions include Love, Sweet Love, national tours for Theatre of the Stars, Dallas Summer Musicals and Theatre League. In addition to his theatre work, Matt has run live sound for hundreds of national and international recording artists. He currently designs and (cont'd next page)

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engineers sound for the TSO. On hiatus from his audio career, Matt was Property Master for Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. He is a member of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees, and is President of Local 415.

Angela McMahon (Technical Director) – is a third-year MFA student in Technical Direction. Her past ART credits include Technical Director for Frankenstein, A Little Night Music, and Reckless. She has previously worked at Tibbits Opera House and the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. Angela is originally from Kalamazoo, MI, where she received her BA from Western Michigan University.

Jenise Catrone (Stage Manager) – is a senior BFA candidate in the Design/Tech program with an emphasis in Stage Management. Jenise is proud to have Rent as her Capstone and has enjoyed every moment. Before Rent, Jenise has worked on other productions at Arizona Repertory Theatre, such as A Little Night Music, Lend Me a Tenor, and Oklahoma! She would like to thank her family and all of the stars she has gathered on the road to pursuing her dream.

Angelina Valencia (Dramaturg) – is currently a senior in the BA Theatre program and will be graduating in May of this year. Angelina grew up in California and moved to Tucson with her family about 12 years ago. She didn't always want to be a Dramaturg, but it always piqued her interest. Now, it has become a passion and a dream of hers. She has loved her time at the UA, and she can't wait to see what the future holds for her.

Jonathan Daulby (Choreographer) – began his training in ballet, hip-hop, and jazz at a very young age at multiple dance schools on the East Coast. After graduating high school, Jonathan attended the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA, where he received his

BFA in Dance Performance (’12), receiving awards in creativity and outstanding service to the School of Dance. From 2012-2015, Jonathan was a full-time faculty member at the Grier School for Girls members from all around the world in a professional dance training program. During the summer, he was Head of Performing Arts at Independent Lake Camp, an elite summer camp for ages 7-17. Currently, Jonathan is pursing his MFA in Dance from the UA.

~ ACTOR PROFILES ~

Sarah Ambrose (Maureen) – is a senior Musical Theatre major and is beyond thrilled to be part of Rent for her last show at Arizona Repertory Theatre. Her favorite show credits include Legally Blonde, Shrek The Musical, Into the Woods, Spring Awakening, Footloose, and Little Women. Past Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include A Little Night Music as Countess Charlotte Malcolm, The Full Monty as Vicki Nichols, A Midsummer Night’s Dream as Peaseblossom, and she understudied for Lorraine Sheldon in The Man Who Came to Dinner. Ms. Ambrose is from Glendale, AZ, and would like to thank her parents, her friends, and her teachers for their love and support. “No Day But Today.” Follow her @sambrose94. www.sarah-ambrose.com

Aaron Arseneault (Ensemble) – is a junior Musical Theatre major with the UA. He is thrilled to finally be in a production of Rent. Past credits include: Paul in Barefoot in the Park, Jean-Pierre in This, Harold in The Full Monty, Willard in Footloose, J. Pierpont Finch in H2$, and more. He thanks his wife for her constant love and support while she, herself, makes it through this tough program, as well as the rest of his family who he misses dearly everyday. Viva la Vie Boheme!

Bryn Booth (Ensemble) – is a senior BFA Acting major. Rent is Bryn's final production at ART, and she would like to thank the faculty for these last four years of excellent training. Bryn’s Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include Fritzie in Cabaret, Bianca in Othello, and Justine in Frankenstein. Last year, she understudied various roles in ATC's Romeo & Juliet and is now understudying in their production Of Mice and Men as Curley's Wife. She would like to thank Brent Gibbs for constant encouragement and inspiration, and Danny Gurwin for having far more faith in her musical and dancing abilities than she ever had. She thanks her family for their love and support, and God for His many blessings.

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Sterling Boyns (Ensemble) – is a senior completing his BFA in Acting. His past credits at Arizona Repertory Theatre include: John in The Man Who Came to Dinner, Tom Wingfield u/s in The Glass Menagerie, Francis Flute and Bottom u/s in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Henry Saunders in Lend Me A Tenor, and Velasco in Barefoot in the Park. In addition, he was in ATC's productions of Romeo and Juliet and Fences. He has also performed in ATC Café Bohemia’s staged readings of Catapult and Octagon. He would thanks his beloved friends and family for their continuous encouragement, support, and guidance. S/O to Danny, the creative team, and the best group of players a guy could ask for. Colossians 3:17.

Alec Michael Coles (Ensemble) – is a sophomore in the BFA Acting program. He was most recently seen in the Arizona Repertory Theatre productions of Barefoot in the Park (Harry Pepper, Velasco u/s) and Othello (Herald). Alec also originated the role of Ethan in the World Premiere of In Your Eyes, a new musical by Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey, with ATC’s Summer on Stage. His other credits include Anyone Can Whistle (Comptroller Schub) and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Panch). He extends his utmost gratitude to Danny Gurwin, Mike Padilla, Monte Ralstin, and his incredible family in and out of this show!

Kierna Conner (Ensemble) – is a senior in the BFA Musical Theatre program. She is so glad to finish her time at the UA with such a powerful show as Rent. Kierna’s favorite Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include Desdemona in Othello, Maggie in Lend Me a Tenor, and Cobweb in A Midsummer Night's Dream. Kierna would like to thank her family for never asking her if she had a “plan B” and for always backing her up in pursuit of her dreams!

Chandler Corley-Essex (Ensemble) – is currently a junior in the BFA Musical Theatre program and is delighted to have finally made it to the big leagues (upperclassmanship)! She most recently played the role of Eva in Arizona Repertory Theatre's Cabaret and Osa in last year's A Little Night Music. She has also been seen as Maggie Jones in 42nd Street and Elizabeth Proctor in The Crucible. "Big thanks to my professors, friends, and family for being

such positive encouragements in my life."

Brett Dixon (Roger) – is currently a junior BFA Musical Theatre major. He is excited to be a part of the cast of Arizona Repertory Theatre’s Rent! He previously understudied in four Arizona Repertory Theatre shows, as well as played the parts of Marty in The Full Monty and Victor in Cabaret. Some of his past credits have been The Wedding Singer (Robby Hart), Les Miserables (Marius), Urinetown (Caldwell B. Cladwell), West Side Story (Riff), Godspell (Lamar), The Drowsy Chaperone (Man in Chair) and Aida (Radames). He thanks all his friends and family for their support!

Josh Dunn (Angel) – is thrilled and honored to be a part of this production. Josh is a junior pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre and minor in Dance. He is so grateful to be in his fifth Arizona Repertory Theatre production. He was most recently seen in Cabaret as the Emcee and ATC's Snapshots as Danny u/s. He would like to thank his family and friends for their unending love and support, as well as Danny and the rest of the team for bringing this important story to life. Above all, "measure your life in love!" Follow him @joshuajdunn.

Jamie Dillon Grossman (Ensemble) – is thrilled to be ending her college career with Rent. Some past ART shows include: The Full Monty (Georgie), Barefoot in the Park (Mother), Reckless (Pooty), and A Little Night Music (Fredricka). This summer, she will be a part of Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre as Regina in Rock of Ages, as well as The Little Mermaid and Titanic. "Thank you to Danny, John, Monte, Mike, the cast and crew, mom, dad, and Carly. Much love to you all!"

Brian Klimowski (Benny) – is a senior BFA major in Musical Theatre. Arizona Repertory Theatre credits include Cabaret (Cliff), The Full Monty (Malcolm), A Little Night Music (Mr. Erlanson), Lend Me A Tenor (Max), Oklahoma! (Ike, Curly u/s), and The Fantasticks (Mute, El Gallo u/s). Regional credits include West Side Story (Tony), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Potts), Spamalot (Lancelot), Sweeney Todd (Beadle), Spring Awakening (Herr Stiefel/Ulbrecht), Jesus Christ Superstar (Annas), and Romeo and Juliet (u/s Ensemble) at ATC last spring. Brian performs regularly with Mister Bing's Performing Arts Lounge as a cabaret singer and emcee. “A big thank you (cont'd next page)

PROFILESto my family and friends for your constant support and love over these last four years. Love you all!” BrianKlimowski.com

Shira Maas (Ensemble) – is a junior Musical Theatre major and a graduate of Interlochen Arts Academy. She was seen in Arizona Repertory Theatre's production of Cabaret as Fräulein Schneider. Favorite past roles include Paulette (Legally Blonde), Pinkalicious (Pinkalicious), Gigi (Miss Saigon), and Josephine March (Little Women). Shira thanks her teachers, family, friends, and pets for all their love and support. She is very excited to share this Rent experience with such an amazing cast and crew, and offers a very special thanks to Danny for this amazing opportunity! Shira dedicates her performance to her mother.

Ali Wood Moser (Ensemble) – is a junior in the Musical Theatre Program and is very excited to be a part of Arizona Repertory Theatre's production of Rent. Past roles at Arizona Repertory Theatre include Sally Bowles in Cabaret. In her spare time, Ali stays busy acting in local film projects. "A big thanks to Max, Taylor, Kristina, and all of my friends and family for your love and support."

Rhetta Mykeal (Joanne) – is so honored to be a part of such an important piece of musical theatre history. Rent concludes Rhetta’s education as a BFA Musical Theatre major at the UA. She worked in ATC’s Disgraced and Arizona Repertory Theatre’s Cabaret, This, The Full Monty, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and The Man Who Came to Dinner. "Huge thanks to 'my gang,' my love Hannah, the UA Theatre faculty, and the entire bohemian Rent family. For Momma and Damon." To follow Rhetta’s post-grad adventures and see pictures of her cat, follow her @xoRhetts. "Follow Your Bliss."

Matthew Osvog (Tom Collins) – is a sophomore thrilled to be returning to the stage for Arizona Repertory Theatre. He is a Musical Theatre major, most recently seen as Herman/Max in Cabaret during the fall semester. Regionally, he has played Eddie Birdlace in Dogfight at Farmer's Alley Theatre. He thanks his mother and stepfather, the BFA class of '18, the cast/crew of this incredible show, and director Danny Gurwin. He dedicates this run to his tough-as-nails father. "I love you dad."

Taylor Pearlstein (Mimi) – is a junior BFA Musical Theatre major from Seattle, WA. You may have seen her at Arizona Repertory Theatre as Helga in Cabaret or Anne in A Little Night Music. Taylor is also a singer-songwriter currently producing an album of original work with her ukulele (music at taylorpearlstein.com). "Big thanks to my parents, Danny, and the cast and crew. Special love and eternal gratitude for the generosity of the folks at the Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network." "Wherever you go, there you are." @taypearlstein

Audrey Roberts (Ensemble) – is stoked to work with the fun and talented cast of Rent. Audrey was most recently seen in Arizona Repertory Theatre’s Barefoot in the Park as Corie and in A Little Night Music as Desiree. Ms. Roberts thanks her Savior, her supportive family, friends, and dearest Dakoda. She also thanks Danny, Monte, and Mike for making this show what it is. Enjoy!

Colt C. Watkiss (Ensemble) – is making his musical debut at Arizona Repertory Theatre with this production of Rent. Other credits include an understudy role in last year’s production of Cabaret, and several ensemble and u/s parts in last season’s Othello. He thanks his wonderful parents, Darl Chryst and William Michael Watkiss, for being in his corner through thick and thin and being the greatest artists and people he knows. He also thanks his sister, Dylan, for reminding him that no matter how cool he thinks he is, she will always be cooler, and his girlfriend, Gabi, for showing him what brilliance truly is. Much love. Mad respect.

Austin Wright (Mark) – is a senior BFA Musical Theatre major originally from San Diego. His past UA credits include: Cabaret (Bobby), Othello (Duke of Venice), The Full Monty (Teddy), and The Fantasticks (Bellomy). Austin is the Vice President for the co-ed theatre fraternity, Theta Alpha Phi, here on campus. He would not be here today without the best family anyone could ask for, and thanks Danny and the rest of the faculty for their constant support and dedication to his learning and growth as an actor and a human being. Viva La Vie Boheme!

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The Marroney Circle of Friends, formed in 2002, is a special group of donors who have shown a significant financial commitment to the Theatre program of the School of Theatre, Film & Television. In return, the School offers the "Marroneys" opportunities to share in the process of its academic and creative work. For more information or to become a Marroney Circle of Friends supporter, please contact (520) 626-2686 or [email protected].

Special thanks to this important group of donors:Anonymous • Norma Arnow • Cindy Ashton • Ann Blackmarr • Patricia S. Ballard • Doris & Len Coris • Fern Feder • Ron Frantz • Genie & Paul Gengler • Jo & Jules Harris • Natalie Ireland • Jane Kivel • Maria & George Knecht • Gloria Knopf • Greg Knopf • Ruth & Ron Kolker • Coty Meloy • Ron MacBain • Frances Moore • Judy Ranzer • Jane Reedal • Theresa Hersh & Rocco Santangelo • Rica & Harvey Spivack • Pete & Ed Steinhoff • Shirley & Ted Taubeneck • Victoria Terzano

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Production Sponsor RENT

Production Co-Sponsors Reckless

Production Co-SponsorsCabaret

Production Sponsor Barefoot in the Park

Production Sponsors The Tempest

SHAWN EDGAR & ASSOCIATES

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Richard MedlandProduction Sponsor The Comedy of Errors

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The Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial Foundation

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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Over the years, the Theatre Program has enjoyed a rich tradition of philanthropy. Donations help attract talented students and faculty and support our mission to provide professional training and education to students through an outstanding production program.

Leadership Gifts to the Theatre Program With deep gratitude we acknowledge those whose significant and ongoing gifts have transformed

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Patricia S. Ballard • Linda D. & Elias Barzilai • Joanne & Bill Bennett • Ann & Neal* Blackmarr • Laura & Arch Brown • Elizabeth & Richard Burns • Donna & Dr. James M. Byers III • Campbell, Yost, Clare & Norell, P.C. • Esther N. Capin* • Chapman Automotive • Susan & David Cone • Doris & Len Coris • Carol Cowan • Sally & Ralph Duchin • Pat Engels & Richard Medland • Paulette & Joe Gootter • Peggy Haines* • Josephine & Jules Harris • Harris Private Bank • Susan Jackson* • Linda & Joseph Jenckes • Jim Click Automotive Team • Debbi & Jeff Kirkpatrick • Jane & Lee* Kivel • Susan W. & Bernard R.* Kornhaber • Patricia Kraisman • Mrs. Peter Marroney* • Barbara Molotsky • Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial Foundation • William B. Needham* • Sylvia & Andrew Norell • Drs. James & Shirley O’Brien • Mary & David Parnell • damon Patton* • Cindy Ashton Rounds & G. Starr Rounds • Wanda R. Roy • SaddleBrooke Performing Arts Group • Rica & Harvey Spivack • Petricia & Edward Steinhoff • Candy & Les* Stephens • Shirley & Ted Taubeneck • Edith Ann Taylor* • Lyn Tornabene • Sharon & Albert Tucci • Bobbie & Don VandeGriff • JoAnn & John Vosskuhler • Patricia Williamson* • Harvey M. Young*

We are pleased to acknowledge the following donors who made contributions between January 1, 2015, and December 31, 2015.

$10,000+Laura & Arch Brown • Elizabeth & Richard Burns • Wilfred Bychinsky* • Craig Huston • Rica & Harvey Spivack

$5,000-$9,999Pat Engels & Richard Medland • Paulette & Joe Gootter • Jane Kivel • Barbara Molotsky • Yvonne & Richard Morris • The Jacqueline Anne Morris Memorial Foundation • Lyn Tornabene

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ADMINISTRATIONSchool Director & Producer Bruce BrockmanAssociate Director Jeffrey L. WarburtonArtistic Director Brent GibbsManaging Director Jenny LangAdvising Services Christina Swanson,

Jeffrey L. WarburtonAsst. to the Director for Admin. Justine CollinsBusiness Manager Stacy BablerOffice Specialist Marissa Owens

GRADUATE STUDENTSEve Bandi, M. Erdman, Amy Sue Hazel,

Julio C. Hernandez, Alyssa M. LeBlanc,Angela McMahon, Leah Mednick, Jack Meng,

Elly Mikula, Kendall Phillips, Andrea Pratt, Ruth Richardson, Sam Kate Toney

PRODUCTIONProduction Manager Jenny LangTechnical Director Ted KrausAssistant Technical Director Tony CordaroLighting Supervisor Deanna FitzgeraldCostume Director Richard W. TuckettCostume Shop Manager Maryann TrombinoCostume Design Advisor Patrick HoltPaint & Properties Supervisor Clare P. RoweSound Supervisor Matt MarcusDramaturgy Supervisor Elaine RomeroAssistant Musical Director Mike R. Padilla

MARKETING & AUDIENCE SERVICESMarketing & Development Dir. Lisa PierceMarketing Specialist, Assistant Kylie A. ArnoldOutreach Coordinator Bobbi McKeanFine Arts Box Office Manager Charles CannonAssistant Box Office Manager Megan GerrishBox Office Staff Ben Atwell,

Vanessa Campo-DeLos SantosSequoia Fischer, Miles Fujimoto, Tim Giblin,

Isaac Gotlieb, Julia Kaser, Naveed Khosraviani, Amanda Koenig,

Coalter Ogden, Maya PattersonBrianna Ragels, Matt Soden

House Managers Ben Atwell, Miles Fujimoto, Julia Kaser, Amanda Koenig,

Coalter Ogden, Brianna RagelsSeason Graphic Designers Whitespace Design &

Ed Flores Photography

THEATRE PROGRAM FACULTY & STAFF

FACULTYMr. Bruce Brockman, Director of SchoolMr. Peter Beudert, Univ. Distinguished ProfessorMr. Kevin Black, Assoc. Professor of PracticeDr. Kevin J. Byrne, Assistant ProfessorDr. Harold Dixon, Professor EmeritusMs. Deanna Fitzgerald, Associate Professor Mr. Brent Gibbs, Associate ProfessorMr. Danny Gurwin, Assistant ProfessorMr. Richard T. Hanson, Assoc. Professor EmeritusMr. Patrick Holt, Associate ProfessorMr. Ted Kraus, Assistant ProfessorDr. Frank LaBan, Professor EmeritusMs. Jenny Lang, Assistant Professor of PracticeDr. Jessica Maerz, Assistant ProfessorMs. Claire Marie Mannle, Post Graduate FellowMr. Matthew Marcus, InstructorDr. Laura McCammon, Professor EmeritaDr. Bobbi McKean, Associate ProfessorMr. David Morden, Assistant ProfessorMr. Monte Ralstin, Professor of PracticeMs. Elaine Romero, Assistant ProfessorMs. Clare P. Rowe, Associate ProfessorDr. Melissa C. Thompson, Assistant ProfessorMr. Albert Tucci, Director & Professor EmeritusMr. Richard W. Tuckett, Associate ProfessorDr. Patricia VanMetre, Associate Professor EmeritaMr. Jeffrey L. Warburton, Associate ProfessorMr. David Weynand, Post Graduate FellowMs. Dianne J. Winslow, Professor EmeritaMr. David Yarnelle, Adjunct Instructor

THEATRE PROGRAM ADVISORY BOARDBill Neumann (President), Jo Ann Zirkle (Vice President), Julie Cohn (Secretary), Cindy Ashton, Carol Elliott, Joan Horwitz, Leonard Joffe, Tim Kelly, Greg Knopf, Linda Laden, Kwan Lee, Caren Newman,Tom Pothoff, Myrna Silver, Ed Steinhoff, Tony Terry, Victoria Terzano

Life MembersPat Ballard, Walter Kutscher, Mary Parnell, Lillian Rosenzweig

Associate MembersBill Bennett, Doris Coris, Taffie Eiff,Joe Gootter (Past President), Ken Greenfield,Jo Harris, Jane Kivel, Gloria Linden, Schuyler Lininger,Sharmin Pool, Judy Ranzer, Vivi Sabbagh,Ted Taubeneck, Tony Torrance, Don VandeGriff

MADE IN TUCSON: FILMS FROM THE OLD PUEBLOAll Films in this Series Begin at 7pm Inside the UA Center for

Creative Photography & are FREE to the Public

tftv.arizona.edu

Join faculty and students from the School of Theatre, Film & Television as we explore the history of lmmaking in Tucson! Ever since the days of silent movies, Tucson has been a key location for Hollywood lmmakers. The western was the most popular genre, naturally, with Old Tucson serving as the shooting site for dozens of classic lms, starring legends including John Wayne, Paul Newman and Kirk Douglas. But non-westerns were also lmed in Tucson, with lmmakers taking adadvantage of the beautiful desert environment and the unique architecture of the city itself.

Over the course of the year, we will move from classic westerns of the '50s to more contemporary hits. The Widescreen Wednesdays program features not only the screening of a complete feature lm, but a lively and informative introduction to each lm by a UA professor. Plus, a student from the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film & Television will present one of his or her short lms!

RAISING ARIZONAApr 27, 2016Not shot in Tucson, but who can resist the Not shot in Tucson, but who can resist the Coen Brothers’ screwball comedy classic, set in Arizona? Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter star as a criminal couple who always wanted a child of their own. When they learn about the newborn "Arizona quints," they gure that ve babies is too many for anyone, and begin to concoct a zany kidnapping schemscheme. The American Film Institute declared Raising Arizona to be #31 on the list of the greatest American comedies of all time!