Christopher Bloch (Thenardier) SIGNATURE: Kiss of the Spider Woman, Merrily We Roll Along, Urinetown (Helen Hayes nomination), Twentieth Century, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. LOCAL: Ford’s Theatre: State of the Union, Meet John Doe, Shenandoah, Big River, 1776, Christmas Carol;Arena Stage: Christmas Carol 1941 (Helen Hayes nomination), Damn Yankees, Black No More; Everyman Theatre: ART, Uncle Vanya, Jaques Brel…, Light Up the Sky; Olney: Cinderella, Carousel. REGIONAL: Guthrie Theatre, Kennedy Center, Virginia Stage, ACT (Seattle), Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Indiana Rep. NATIONAL TOUR: The Buddy Holly Story. FILM/TV: West Wing (Final Episode), Butler MN, Dakota Conflict, The Great Northfield Raid (PBS), Fast Food Films (FX), WCBDC!, Star Wars audio (Lucas Productions).

Kurt Boehm (Fauchelevant/Claquesous) SIGNATURE: Kiss of the Spider Woman (Gabriel/Prisoner), One Red Flower (Alan). REGIONAL: Arena Stage: She Loves Me; The Kennedy Center: The Phantom Tollbooth (Milo); Ford's Theatre: Liberty Smith workshop; Theatre of the First Amendment: Lift: Icarus and Me (Icarus); Toby's: Footloose (Ren), Cats (Asparagus), Aida, Mame (Older Patrick), Thoroughly Modern Millie; Adventure Theatre: Goodnight Moon (Bunny). EDUCATION: The Catholic University of America, Bachelor of Music, Cum Laude.

Rachel Boyd (Young Cosette) LOCAL: Round House: Story Theatre, Fairfax High School: Beauty and the Beast. SWING BAND: Radio King Orchestra, Featured Artist. FILM: Scarred, Embalming. EDUCATION: The Dance Company (Ballet/Tap/Jazz), The Center for Ballet Arts (Ballet/Tap), Burnett Thompson (Piano).

AJ Breivik (Gavroche) REGIONAL: Stage Door Productions: Oliver!; Parkside Elementary: Christmas at the OK Corral.

Andrew C. Call (Marius) SIGNATURE: Glory Days. BROADWAY: Glory Days, Cry-Baby, High Fidelity. OFF-BROADWAY: Altar Boyz. NATIONAL TOURS: Altar Boyz, Saturday Night Fever. UPCOMING: Brigadoon.

Matt Conner (Montparnasse) SIGNATURE: Kiss of the Spider Woman, Merrily We Roll Along (Scottie), The Witches of Eastwick (Toby), Into the Woods (Steward/Baker U/S), My Fair Lady (Second Cockney), Assassins (John Hinckley, Jr.), Pacific Overtures (Tamate/Lion Dancer), A Funny Thing... Forum (Protean/Hero U/S). COMPOSITIONS: Signature: Nevermore, The Girl from No Man's Land (incidental music), Crossing (Workshop), GMCW: A Carol Christmas. REGIONAL: Open Circle Theatre: Jesus Christ Superstar (Judas); Olney: West Side Story (Riff), Synetic Theatre: Oscar Wilde's Salome (Page of Herodias); Toby's: Cats (Mungo Jerrie), Jekyll and Hyde (Spider); Actors Theatre of Washington: Naked Boys Singing. EDUCATION: BFA, Shenandoah Conservatory at Shenandoah University.

Felicia Curry (Eponine) OFF-BROADWAY: Petite Rouge. NATIONAL TOURS: Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka, Barbie Live!(TM). REGIONAL: Captiol Steps; Beehive; Three Sistahs, tick, tick…BOOM!; The Araboolies of Liberty Street; Ragtime; Godspell (Helen Hayes nomination); Aida (Helen Hayes nomination). CONCERTS: BSO Holiday Spectacular. OTHER: DC Fringe: Dizzy Miss Lizzie. EDUCATION: University of Maryland, College Park.

Sherri L. Edelen (Madame Thenardier) SIGNATURE: Anyone Can Whistle in Concert, Urinetown, Assassins, The Rink, Elegies (Helen Hayes nomination), Side Show (Helen Hayes Award, Outstanding Actress in a Resident Musical). REGIONAL:Kennedy Center/Sondheim Celebration: Sunday in the Park with George, Merrily We Roll Along; Olney: She Loves Me (Helen Hayes nomination);Rep Stage: Kimberly Akimbo; Round House: The World Goes Round, A Year with Frog and Toad, The Diary of Anne Frank; Arena Stage: Cabaret (Helen Hayes nomination), Sunday in the Park with George; Theater of the First Amendment: Lift: Icarus and Me, Sing Down the Moon, Perseus Bayou; Ford’s Theatre: A Christmas Carol; Arden Theatre; Our Town; Caroline, or Change; Philadelphia Theatre Co.: Elegies; StagesSt. Louis: The Music Man, Annie Get Your Gun.

Eleasha Gamble (Ensemble) SIGNATURE: Into the Woods, My Fair Lady, Urinetown, Follies, Grand Hotel, Gospel According to Fishman, The Christmas Carol Rag, The Rink, Company. OFF-BROADWAY: Zipper Theatre: Under the Bridge. LOCAL: Kennedy Center: Broadway: Three Generations; Arena Stage: The Women of Brewster Place; Ford’s Theatre: Meet John Doe; Round House: Once On This Island (Helen Hayes nomination); Olney: Joseph…, Oliver, West Side Story; Toby’s: Ragtime (Helen Hayes nomination). REGIONAL:  Alliance Theatre (Atlanta): The Women of Brewster Place; Perseverance Theatre (Alaska): Hair. CABARET: Lost Songs Vol. II, Last Garage Hurrah, Ebony & Ivory, Ebony & Ivory: The Second Coming. RECORDINGS: Euan Morton’s New Clear. EDUCATION: Catholic University.

James Gardiner (Babet) BROADWAY: Glory Days (book writer) SIGNATURE: Anyone Can Whistle in Concert (George), Kiss of the Spider Woman (Gabriel), Glory Days (book writer), Merrily We Roll Along (Tyler, perf. Franklin Shepard u/s), The Witches of Eastwick (Michael Spofford), Saving Aimee, Funny Girl in Concert. LOCAL: Library of Congress: West Side Story: 50th Anniversary Concert; Woolly Mammoth/UM: The Distance From Here (Darrell); Kennedy Center: The Phantom Tollbooth (Voice of the Tollbooth, Mathemagician), The Brand New Kid (Lazlo); Round House: A Prayer for Owen Meany (Buzzy); Studio: Dog Sees God (Beethoven). REGIONAL: Williamstown Theatre Festival: Home Free! (Lawrence), This is a Chair. FILM: Boys (Kellogg Curry Jr.). EDUCATION: University of Maryland, BA, Theatre; Overtures 2003, 2004.

Adam Grabau (Bamatbois/Grantaire) LOCAL: Toby’s: Jekyll and Hyde, Annie Get Your Gun, Fiddler on the Roof, Beauty and the Beast, Footloose, Ragtime, It’s a Wonderful Life, The Full Monty, Little Shop of Horrors, Titanic The Musical, The Sound of Music, The Wizard of Oz, The Producers;MPT Studios PD: A Yeomen’s Tale, Full Moons and Silver Bullets; SAA Arts Collective: The Elephant Man, Romeo and Juliet, Noises Off.

Michael Grew (Courfeyrac) SIGNATURE: Nest, Overtures. LOCAL: Round House: Lord of the Flies; Folger: As You Like It; Kennedy Center: The Brand New Kid, The Other Room; Charter Theatre: Short Order Stories; Forum Theatre: Marat/Sade; Bouncing Ball Productions: Cautionary Tales for Adults and The Many Adventures of Trixie Tickles. OTHER: workshops and readings with Arena Stage, Theatre J, Imagination Stage, Young Playwrights’ Theater and L.A. Theatre Works. EDUCATION: University of Maryland, Theatre Performance, BA.

Thomas Hunter Hedgpeth (Jean Prouvaire) SIGNATURE: The Happy Time (Jacques US). LOCAL: Washington SavoYards: Kiss Me, Kate!, TheMerry Widow. EDUCATIONAL: A Year with Frog and Toad.

Sam Ludwig (Feuilly) REGIONAL: Olney: Big River, 1776; Theatre J: Playdoh Golem (reading); Toby’s: La Cage Aux Folles, Titanic The Musical.

Channez McQuay (Ensemble) SIGNATURE: Kiss of the Spider Woman (Molina's Mother), Into the Woods (Stepmother), My Fair Lady (Mrs. Eynsford Hill), Nevermore (Muddy), Pacific Overtures (Ensemble). LOCAL: Ford's Theatre: Meet John Doe (Betty); Studio: The Gifts of the Magi (City Her); Studio Theatre Second Stage: Reefer Madness (Mae), Oil City Symphony (Ginger); Olney: Jacques Brel...,Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Joy), The Doll Makers Dilemma (Gertrude); Rep Stage: Falsettos (Charlotte); Toby’s: Ragtime (Emma, Helen Hayes nomination), Gypsy (Rose), Funny Girl (Fanny), Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey), Fiddler on the Roof (Golde), Pippin (Berthe), Beauty and the Beast (Mrs. Potts); Catonsville:Steel Magnolias(Ouiser); Little Theatre: Parade (Fanny).

Amy McWilliams (Ensemble) SIGNATURE: The Happy Time, The Witches of Eastwick, Sex Habits of American Women, Nevermore, Urinetown, Zander’s Boat, In the Garden, The Fix, Working, Cabaret. REGIONAL: Wooly Mammoth: Maria/Stuart; Theatre Alliance: Ambition Facing West; Theatre J: Shlemiel the First; Kennedy Center: Sondheim Celebration (Sunday in the Park with George, Merrily We Roll Along); Tennessee Williams Revisited (A Streetcar Named Desire, The Glass Menagerie); appearances at Ford’s Theatre, Keegan Theatre, Arena Stage, TFA, Charter Theatre, Imagination Stage, American Century Theater, and the Kennedy Center’s Family Theater.

Anna Grace Nowalk (Young Cosette) REGIONAL: Opera Theatre of Northern Virginia: Hansel and Gretel, Cinderella.

Tracy Lynn Olivera (Fantine) SIGNATURE: Anyone Can Whistle in Concert; ACE; The Happy Time; Merrily We Roll Along (Helen Hayes Award nomination); December Divas Cabaret; Ricky, Joe and Michael John Cabaret; Last Garage Hurrah Cabaret; Allegro (Helen Hayes nomination); Follies; Side Show; Sweeney Todd; Company in concert; Mack and Mabel in concert. LOCAL: Kennedy Center: Sunday in the Park with George, Passion, Merrily We Roll Along; Ford’s Theatre: Meet John Doe, Shenandoah, A Christmas Carol, Songs from the Tall Grass; Folger: Comedy of Errors; MetroStage: Closer Than Ever, The Last Five Years; Olney: West Side Story, Grease, Carousel (Helen Hayes nomination); Rorschach: company member, Rough Magic, J.B., God of Vengeance. EDUCATION: Catholic University. Faculty, Catholic University.

Jordi Parry (Gavroche) REGIONAL: Temple Micah Players: Purimspiel! From Shushan to Broadway (Haman Detroit), Middle East Side Story (Bigthan). EDUCATION: 3rd Grade, Francis Scott Key Immersion School, Arlington. TRAINING: Encore Stage & Studio/It's Elementary, Arlington Center for Dance.

Elizabeth Rader (Young Eponine) REGIONAL: Metropolitan Performing Arts Theater: Alice in Wonderland, Seussical the Musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Honk. Metropolitan Fine Arts Center: Dance: The Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins, Tarzan, The Little Mermaid. EDUCATION: 5th grade, Fort Hunt Elementary School, Alexandria.

Aaron Reeder (Bishop of Digne/Lesgles) SIGNATURE: One Red Flower (u/s). LOCAL: Kennedy Center: Broadway: Three Generations (dir. Lonny Price), Celebrate Broadway (w/ Linda Eder); Washington National Opera: Porgy & Bess, Macbeth, Don Giovanni, Rigoletto, Lucrezia Borgia (w/Renee Fleming); Studio Theatre Second Stage: Jerry Springer: the Opera (Tremont); Indigo at Atlas: john & jen; M.E.T: The Wild Party (Black); Landless Theatre Company: tick, tick…BOOM!, BatBoy. REGIONAL: Bucks County Playhouse: Miss Saigon, Aida, Ragtime. Favorite roles: Dreamgirls (C.C. White), Oliver (Mr. Bumble), Zanna Don’t (Tank). TRAINING: 2005 MSMPMTW with Paul Gemignani, Overtures 2004, New York Opera Studio.

Thomas Adrian Simpson (Combeferre/Foreman) SIGNATURE: The Witches of Eastwick, My Fair Lady, Urinetown, Pacific Overtures, Twentieth Century, Mack and Mabel, 110 in the Shade (Helen Hayes nomination), Grand Hotel, Floyd Collins, Over and Over, Raft of the Medusa, Vera. REGIONAL: Kennedy Center: Regina with Patti LuPone, The Magic Rainforest, Chasing George Washington!; Ford’s Theatre: Meet John Doe, The Matchmaker, 1776, A Christmas Carol; Arena Stage: The Great White Hope, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Antigone in New York; Olney: 1776, Oh, Coward!, Oliver; Round House: The Weir; A Murder, A Mystery, and A Marriage; Theatre J: The Ride Down Mt. Morgan; Delaware Theatre Co.: A Murder, A Mystery, and A Marriage. OTHER: The White House: Command Performance of Chasing George Washington!

Chris Sizemore (Enjorals) REGIONAL: Olney: 1776 (Edward Rutledge), Fiddler on the Roof (Sasha), Cinderella (The Herald); Toby's: Miss Saigon, Beauty & The Beast, Grease, Seussical; HOT: Carnival, My Fair Lady, Grease; Charleston Light Opera Guild: A Little Night Music (Henrik); NATIONAL TOUR: The Kennedy Center: Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka (Mike TV).

Stephen Gregory Smith (Joly) SIGNATURE: A Smile to Hide the Pain: Lucy Bowen McCauley choreographs Kander & Ebb, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Funny Girl in Concert (Eddie Ryan), Into the Woods (Jack), My Fair Lady, Assassins (Balladeer/Lee Harvey Oswald), Pacific Overtures, The Highest Yellow (Dr. Barrault), One Red Flower (Billy), Allegro (Charlie), 110 in the Shade (Jimmy, 2004 Helen Hayes Award), Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Grand Hotel, Gypsy. LOCAL: Metro Stage: tick, tick…BOOM! (Jon); Ford’s Theatre: Meet John Doe (Beany); Arena Stage: Damn Yankees; The KennedyCenter: Regina; Wolf Trap Opera Company: Street Scene (Dick); Olney: The Secret Garden (Dickon); Toby’s: Footloose (Ren), Forever Plaid (Jinx), Joseph…Dreamcoat (Joseph). CABARET: Insomneioke, Ebony and Ivory, Ebony and Ivory 2: The Second Coming, The Last Garage Hurrah, Little River Turnpike, Use What You Got.

Greg Stone (Jean Valjean) BROADWAY: Les Misérables (Jean Valjean), Oklahoma!, Urban Cowboy, The Pirate Queen. NATIONAL TOUR: Miss Saigon (Chris), Whistle Down the Wind (Snake Preacher). OFF-BROADWAY: Juno, Of Thee I Sing, Under the Bridge, Summer of ’42. REGIONAL: The Full Monty (Jerry), Oklahoma! (Curly), Baby (Nick), Jesus Christ Superstar (Jesus), Ragtime (Willie Conklin). EDUCATION: University of Washington.

Russell Sunday (Brujon/Majordomo) LOCAL: Studio 2ndStage: Jerry Springer the Opera (Chucky); MetroStage: Closer than Ever, The Musical of Musicals; Theatre J: David in Shadow and Light (Goliath); Toby’s Jekyll and Hyde (Jekyll/Hyde, 2003 Helen Hayes nomination), Titanic (Andrews), Aida (Radames), Miss Saigon (Chris), Kiss Me Kate (Fred), Beauty and the Beast (Gaston), Damn Yankees (Young Joe), Annie Get Your Gun (Frank Butler), Caousel (Billy Bigelow).

Stephanie Waters (Cosette) SIGNATURE: A Little Night Music (Anne), Into the Woods (Cinderella). BROADWAY: Les Misérables (Cosette). REGIONAL/LOCAL: Mill Mountain Theatre: Grease (Sandy); Ford’s Theatre: A Christmas Carol; Shakespeare Theatre: Peer Gynt; Toby’s: The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy, Helen Hayes nomination). EDUCATION/AWARDS: New York University, Political Science, Summa Cum Laude; White House Presidential Scholar; American Academy of Achievement Inductee; youngARTSalumna and member of the Board of Trustees for the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts.

Avery Watkins (Young Eponine) LOCAL: Kindergarten Circus (Horse Trainer). EDUCATION: St Patrick's Episcopal Day School, Washington, DC, First Grade. OTHER INTERESTS: Artwork, MSI Soccer (Golden Girls), Memory games.

Hannah Willman (Ensemble) SIGNATURE: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (staged reading). LOCAL: Imagination Stage: Heidi workshop; Open Circle Theatre: Evita; Rockville Music Theatre: Into the Woods (2008 WATCH Award); Kensington Arts Theatre: Urinetown, A Funny Thing… Forum; Inaugural Capital Fringe Festival: When I Wake Up. REGIONAL: Astor’s Beechwood Mansion, 2004 season, Newport, Rhode Island. EDUCATION: Indiana University, Bloomington, 2004, Vocal Performance and Arts Administration.

Weslie Woodley (Ensemble) SIGNATURE: Kander & Ebb Overtures Cabaret, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Staged Reading), Overtures 2007. LOCAL: Studio Theatre Second Stage: Jerry Springer: The Opera; The Kennedy Center: The Phantom Tollbooth (u/s); American Music Stage: South Pacific. REGIONAL: Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities: Into The Woods; Hollywood Playhouse: InConcert!. FILM: Meet the Fockers, Thank You For Smoking.

Tom Zemon (Javert) BROADWAY: Les Misérables (Javert), Scarlet Pimpernel (Chauvelin). REGIONAL: Sweeney Todd (Sweeney Todd); Sundance Theatre Lab: The Light In The Piazza (Guiseppe), Men (Sebastian), A Tale Of Two Cities (Carton), Elmer Gantry (Gantry, Jeff Award nomination), Assassins (Booth, L.A. Premier), Brigadoon (Tommy, Robbie Award for Best Actor in a Musical); Hartford Stage Company: Children, Pericles, Androcles And The Lion (The Lion). TV: Law And Order, All My Children, recurring roles on Guiding Light and One Life To Live (Morgan Guthrie); TLC’s Broken Homes, HGTV’s My First Place, Splurge and Save (airs in late 2008).

Alain Boublil (Conception, Book, and Original French Lyrics) Author of La Révolution Française (1793), Les Misérables (1980), Miss Saigon (1989), Martin Guerre (1996), all in collaboration with Claude-Michel Schönberg. He holds two Tony Awards® for Best Score and Best Book, two Grammy Awards® (Les Misérables), Evening Standard Drama Award (Miss Saigon), Laurence Olivier Award (Martin Guerre). He is the author of the play The Diary of Adam and Eve (based upon short stories by Mark Twain) and the prize-winning French novel Les dessous de soi. Les Misérables re-opened on Broadway in November 2006, the same year in which he created his newest musical, The Pirate Queen, in America (Broadway, 2007).

Claude-Michel Schönberg (Composer) began his career as a singer, writer, and producer of popular songs. He wrote the musical score of La Révolution Française, Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, and Martin Guerre. He also supervised overseas productions of Les Misérables and Miss Saigon and co-produced several international cast albums of his shows. In 2001 he composed his first ballet score, Wuthering Heights, which was created by the Northern Ballet Theatre in September 2002. His newest show with Alain Boublil, The Pirate Queen, was his sixth complete score.

Herbert Kretzmer (Lyricist) was a fulltime London journalist when Cameron Mackintosh invited him to join the Les Misérables team preparing for the show’s West End production in 1985. A part-time songwriter, he contributed regular lyrics for the BBC’s famous satire series That Was the Week That Was and had also written lyrics for the French singer Charles Aznavour ( and had also written lyrics for the French singer Charles Aznavour (Yesterday When I Was Young, She, etc.). It was Kretzmer’s work with Aznavour which led to Cameron’s invitation. .

Eric Schaeffer (Director) SIGNATURE: Co-founder and artistic director; ACE, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Glory Days, The Witches of Eastwick, Saving Aimee, Into the Woods, My Fair Lady, Nevermore, The Highest Yellow, One Red Flower, Allegro, Twentieth Century, 110 in the Shade, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, The Gospel According to Fishman, Grand Hotel, The Rhythm Club, Over & Over, The Fix, Working, The Rink, Cabaret, First Lady Suite, Wings, Poor Superman, Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love, and Sondheim musicals Merrily We Roll Along, Sunday in the Park with George (Arena Stage coproduction), Passion, Into the Woods, Company, Assassins, Sweeney Todd, Follies, Pacific Overtures. BROADWAY: Glory Days, Putting It Together. NATIONAL TOURS: big, Barbie™ Live in Fairytopia™. OFF-BROADWAY: Sweet Adeline (City Center Encores!, Great American Musicals in Concert), Under the Bridge. LONDON: Royal Drury Lane & Prince of Wales Theatres: The Witches of Eastwick. LOCAL: Ford’s Theatre: Meet John Doe; Kennedy Center: Mame (starring Christine Baranski), Sondheim Celebration (artistic director), Passion, Sunday in the Park with George. NEW YORK: Avery Fisher Hall: Sondheim Concert. REGIONAL: Mark Taper Forum: Putting It Together (w/ Carol Burnett); Chicago: Elmer Gantry; Los Angeles: Disney’s Snow White. TRAINING: BFA, Kutztown University; extended studies, Crewe and Alsager College of Visual Arts, Crewe, England. AWARDS: 2002 Washingtonian of the Year, five Helen Hayes Awards for Outstanding Direction, six Helen Hayes Awards for Outstanding Musical, 23 Helen Hayes nominations for Outstanding Director; 2007 Arts Founder Award. UPCOMING: Goodman Theatre: Million Dollar Quartet.

Karma Camp (Choreographer) SIGNATURE: Ace, The Happy Time, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Merrily We Roll Along, The Witches of Eastwick (Helen Hayes nomination), Into the Woods, My Fair Lady, Assassins, Urinetown (2006 Helen Hayes Award), Nijinsky’s Last Dance (Helen Hayes nomination), Follies, 110 in the Shade, Cabaret (Helen Hayes nomination), and others. BROADWAY: Avery Fisher Hall: Broadway Showstoppers w/ New York Philharmonic, The Graduate w/ Kathleen Turner. OFF-BROADWAY: Never the Sinner. NATIONAL TOUR: Ring of Fire, big. REGIONAL: Kennedy Center: Phantom Tollbooth, Merrily We Roll Along (Sondheim Celebration); Arena Stage: Shakespeare in Hollywood (Helen Hayes nomination), Agamemnon; Round House: A Murder, A Mystery & A Marriage. Additional Theaters: Shakespeare Theatre, Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, McCarter Theatre, Woolly Mammoth, Prince Music Theatre, Center Stage. OPERA: Goya w/ Placido Domingo; Washington Opera: Vanessa; Wolf Trap Opera Co.: Kurt Weill’s Street Scene. TV: The Sounds of WWII (PBS), All My Children (ABC), over 22 international commercials. ADDITIONAL CREDITS: Disney Entertainment: Snow White, Twice Charmed; 1992 Inaugural Gala for Al Gore (director/choreographer), Remember the Children w/ Kathie Lee Gifford, NSO Pops with Marvin Hamlisch. UPCOMING: ABC’s Disney Christmas Special; Nat'l Crystal Light commercial (December). Ms. Camp is a Signature Theatre Artistic Associate.

John Cameron (Original Orchestrations) was responsible for the original orchestral scores of Les Misérables in Paris and London and conducted the French album. He has some 40 film score credits, including A Touch of Class (Academy Award nomination), Kes, The Ruling Class, The Mirror Crack’d, and Black Beauty, and TV scores including The Young Visitors and Marlowe, Private Eye. He has arranged and written songs for Ella Fitzgerald, Jose Carreras, Hot Chocolate, Heat Wave, and his band CSC. Other orchestral scores include Mutiny, Blondel, The Beaux’ Stratagem, Man is Man.

Jon Kalbfleisch (Musical Director) SIGNATURE (resident music director): Anyone Can Whistle in Concert, The Visit, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Merrily We Roll Along, The Witches of Eastwick, Into the Woods, ,Assassins, Pacific Overtures, The Highest Yellow, One Red Flower, Elegies, Allegro, Follies, 110 in the Shade, Grand Hotel, Putting It Together, Forum, A Stephen Sondheim Evening, Sweeney Todd, A Little Night Music, The Fix, Sunday in the Park with George, Passion, Cabaret, Wings, First Lady Suite, Company. BROADWAY: Les Misérables (associate conductor). LOCAL: Kennedy Center, Wolf Trap, National Theatre, Warner Theatre, Washington Ballet, Studio, Shakespeare. REGIONAL: Mark Taper Forum: Putting it Together; Martin Guerre, James Joyce’s The Dead. OTHER: Carnegie Hall, Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra, Capitol Hill United Methodist Church, The White House, The Smithsonian, National Building Museum, The Library of Congress, U.S. Supreme Court. TV: Good Morning America. AWARDS: Four Helen Hayes Awards and 18 nominations. EDUCATION: Master of Music, SMU.

Walt Spangler (Scenic Design) SIGNATURE: ACE, The Witches of Eastwick, Saving Aimee, The Highest Yellow. LOCAL: Shakespeare Theatre: Coriolanus, Timon of Athens, Ghosts, The Winter’s Tale, Hamlet, The Tempest, Duchess of Malfi; The Kennedy Center: Mame. BROADWAY: Hollywood Arms. OFF-BROADWAY: The Public/NYSF, The Atlantic Theater Company, Manhattan Theater Club, Playwrights Horizons. REGIONAL: The Goodman Theater, The Alley Theater, Seattle Rep, Yale Rep, Long Wharf, Hartford Stage, The Ahmanson, Actors Theater of Louisville, American Conservatory Theatre and others. TOURS: Happy Days The Musical, Ring of Fire, Circus McGurkus, Fame, Smokey Joe’s Cafe. EDUCATION: Yale School of Drama.

Kathleen Geldard (Costume Design) SIGNATURE: The Lieutenant of Inishmore, The Happy Time. REGIONAL: Studio-Arena Theatre: Batboy; Everyman Theatre: Gem of the Ocean, Much Ado about Nothing, Going to St. Ives, A Number, The Cripple of Inishmaan, Someone Who’ll Watch over Me, Yellowman, Uncle Vanya; Vineyard Playhouse: Spring Forward, Fall Back. LOCAL: Round House Theatre: Orson’s Shadow, Life x 3; Olney Theatre: Rabbit Hole, Of Mice and Men, In the Mood, Elephant Man, Having Our Say; Studio Theatre Secondstage: Frozen, Terrorism, A Clockwork Orange; Folger Theatre: Comedy of Errors, All’s Well that Ends Well; Rep Stage, Imagination Stage, Catalyst Theater, Theater Alliance, Theater J. DANCE: Liz Lerman Dance Exchange: Drift, Nocturnes, The Farthest Earth From Thee, 613 Radical Acts of Prayer, Funny Uncles, Imprints on a Landscape: The Mining Project, Still Crossing 2006. AWARDS: Three Greater Baltimore Theatre Award nominations; Greater Baltimore Theatre Award for Seagull at Rep Stage.

Mark Lanks (Lighting Design) BROADWAY: Glory Days. SIGNATURE: Anyone Can Whistle in Concert, The Happy Time, Glory Days, Civil Wars (Signature in the Schools), The Studio, Funny Girl in Concert, Songs for a New World in Concert, Eve of Destruction (Signature in the Schools), My Fair Lady, The Sex Habits of American Women, Nevermore, Pacific Overtures. LOCAL: Ford's Theater: An Evening with Scott Bakula, MetroStage: Tick, Tick, Boom; Everyman: And a Nightingale Sang; Library of Congress: Jonathan Larson Tribute, Olney: Big River, National Players Tour 59 & 60, The Tempest (NP), La Tragédie de Carmen; GMU: Susan Shields Ballet Cocktail. REGIONAL: Tulsa Opera: Carmen,Marriage of Figaro; Stoneham Theatre: Around the World in 80 Days, Pal Joey, The Violet Hour; Cape Playhouse: Resident LD 2003-2004. Huntington: Butley (ALD); 5th Avenue, Seattle: Wizard of Oz (ALD). Susan Marshall & Company (NYC): Production Manager and Lighting Supervisor. EDUCATION: BA, Susquehanna University; MFA, Boston University.

Matt Rowe (Sound Design) SIGNATURE: Anyone Can Whistle in Concert, The Visit, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Glory Days, Merrily We Roll Along, The Witches of Eastwick, The Word Begins (workshop), SITS Eve of Destruction, assistant sound designer Assassins, My Fair Lady, The Sex Habits of American Women. LOCAL: Kennedy Center: Nobody’s Perfect Metro Stage: Tick Tick Boom, Rough Crossing, Rose Mary and I, Closer than Ever, All Night Strut, Elektra, The Sand Storm, Mahalia, The Last Five Years; Theater J: A Bad Friend, Bal Masque, Spring Forward Fall Back, assistant sound designer and Production Sound Engineer, Betty Rules. NEW YORK: Turtle Shell Productions: Pucked, Eight Minute Madness.

Matthew Gardiner (Assistant Director) SIGNATURE: Director: Singing Shakespeare; Assistant Director: The Lieutenant of Inishmore, ACE, The Visit, Witches of Eastwick, Into the Woods, Nevermore, Resident Assistant Director 2006- present; Assistant Choreographer: Kiss of the Spider Woman, Merrily We Roll Along, Saving Aimee, Urinetown; BROADWAY: Assistant Director: Glory Days. LOCAL: Co-Director/Choreographer: Studio Theatre 2ndStage: Jerry Springer The Opera, Reefer Madness (2008 Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Direction of a Musical), Director/Choreographer: MetroStage: tick, tick…BOOM!; Catholic University of America: La Boheme, Candide; Choreographer: Studio Theatre: Grey Gardens; Assistant Director: The Kennedy Center: Cat on A Hot Tin Roof. EDUCATION: Carnegie Mellon University, BFA. UPCOMING: Director: Signature: See What I Wanna See.

Kerry Epstein (Production Stage Manager) SIGNATURE: ACE, The Visit, Kiss of the Spider Woman, The Studio, Merrily We Roll Along, The Witches of Eastwick, Saving Aimee, Into the Woods, My Fair Lady, Assassins, The Sex Habits of American Women, Nevermore, Yemaya’s Belly. SIGNATURE CABARET: December Divas, The Last Garage Hurrah. INTERNATIONAL: Dublin Theater Festival: Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune. REGIONAL: Steppenwolf Theatre: Red Light Winter, Intimate Apparel, Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, A Tale of Two Cities, A Lesson Before Dying; The Goodman Theatre: 2005 New Stages Series, Psst…I Have Something to Tell You Mi Amor, The Guys; Northlight Theatre: Studs Terkel’s “The Good War”, At Wit’s End; Rivendell Theatre Ensemble: Silence, Be Aggressive, The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek, Faulkner’s Bicycle. EDUCATION: Dickinson College.

Bradley C. Cooper Assistant Stage Manager) REGIONAL: Virginia Stage Company: Man of La Mancha, Doubt, To Kill A Mockingbird, Indoor/Outdoor, Crowns, Contact, Of Mice And Men, The Taste Test, Treasure Island, Vincent In Brixton, Driving Miss Daisy, A Christmas Carol; Sacramento Music Circus: Gypsy, My Fair Lady, Hello Dolly, Nunsense, The Music Man, Aida. LOCAL: Studio Theatre: History Boys; Ford’s Theatre: Presidential Gala, The Heavens Are Hung In Black (workshop). TRAINING: Northern Michigan University.