Cast
Featured Vocalists
Monica Airo, Kelsey Dougherty, Merrill Grant, Adrienne Tiffany Herro, Damian Marhefka, Jepoy Ramos, Arielle Rothman, Gary Stanford, Jr., Rachel Sue, Mercury Van Sciver
Peninsula Ballet Theatre Company Dancers
Léna Alvino, Jim Ballard, Tracy Fuller, Evan Johnston, Kelley Hashemi, Melia Kramer, Juan Carlos Magacho, Alyssa-Marie Muña, Bernardo Ramos, Hollie Rudolph, Naomi Sailors, Chloé Watson, Phoenix Wilkins
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Youth Performers
Elijah Agra+, Sophia Aspillera+, Bianca Banola*, Amelia Bautista+, Gianna Beltramo*, Alexandra Davidow*, Sophie Hu*, Riley Keller@, Gavin Ku+, Julian Lam@, Fadrigon Llorando+, Ella Margulies+, Ciara Mcarthy@, Roisin Mcarthy@, Grace Olivia McCollum+, Keara McDevitt*, Noah Nelson+, Macy "Zee" Orta@, Olivia Philip*, Caylee Pickham*, Jessilyn Poespowidjojo+, Anchal Prasad+, Ava Rivera+, Zev Rodnitzky+, Charlotte Saunders@, Anjani Ria Shankar+, Ashley Sibley+, Nolan Christopher Sibley+, Brooke True*, Josie Verducci+, Mila von Treskow@, Freddie Wolfe+, Sarah Zancanella+
These performers appear courtesy of SMUHSD Theater Students+ from Capuchino High School, Hillsdale High School, Notre Dame Belmont High School, InStep Competitive Dance Troupe*, and 42nd Street Moonschool@.
*7:30 p.m. performance only.
Peninsula School of the Arts Students
Sasha Arbo, Harper Cao, Luna Sanders, Haley Scott, Maya Valdivia
ACT ONE
Show Boat / “Ol’ Man River”
Vocalist: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Dancer: Mercury Van Sciver
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricist: Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II
Debut: 1927
Lady, Be Good! / “Fascinating Rhythm”
Vocalists: Monica Airo & Jeopy Ramos
Dancers: Léna Alvino & Phoenix Wilkins, Tracy Fuller & Jim Ballard, Naomi Sailors & Evan Johnston, Chloé Watson & Juan Carlos Magacho
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricist: George and Ira Gershwin
Debut: 1924
Babes in Arms / “The Lady Is a Tramp”
Vocalists: Adrienne Tiffany Herro & Damian Marhefka
Dancers: Melia Kramer, Alyssa-Marie Muña, Hollie Rudolph
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricist: Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart
Debut: 1937
The Great Waltz / “Only You”
Vocalists: Merrill Grant & Gary Stanford, Jr.
Dancers: Léna Alvino & Phoenix Wilkins, Tracy Fuller & Jim Ballard, Naomi Sailors & Evan Johnston, Chloé Watson & Juan Carlos Magacho
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricist: Johann Strauss, Jr. and Desmond Carter
Debut: 1934
Strike Up the Band / “Strike Up the Band”
Vocalist: Arielle Rothman
Youth Performers: Elijah Agra, Sophia Aspillera, Amelia Bautista, Gavin Ku, Ella Margulies, Grace Olivia McCollum, Noah Nelson Fadrigon Llorando, Jessilyn Poespowidjojo, Anchal Prasad, Ava Rivera, Zev Rodnitzky, Anjani Ria Shankar, Ashley Sibley, Nolan Christopher Sibley, Josie Verducci, Freddie Wolfe, Sarah Zancanella
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricist: George and Ira Gershwin
Debut: 1930
On the Town / “Ya Got Me”
Vocalists & Dancers: Gary Stanford, Jr. & Rachel Sue
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricists: Leonard Bernstein and Comden & Green
Debut: 1944
Oklahoma! / “Out of My Dreams,” “Dream Ballet”
Vocalist: Merrill Grant
Dancers: Léna Alvino, Jim Ballard, Tracy Fuller, Evan Johnston, Kelley Hashemi, Melia Kramer, Juan Carlos Magacho, Alyssa-Marie Muña, Bernardo Ramos, Hollie Rudolph, Naomi Sailors, Chloé Watson, Phoenix Wilkins
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricist: Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II
Debut: 1943
Peter Pan / “I Won’t Grow Up”
Youth Performers: Sasha Arbo, Harper Cao, Riley Keller, Julian Lam, Ciara Mcarthy, Roisin Mcarthy, Luna Sanders, Charlotte Saunders, Haley Scott, Maya Valdivia, Mila von Treskow
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricist: Mark Charlap and Carolyn Leigh
Debut: 1954
Gigi / “The Parisians”
Vocalist: Rachel Sue
Youth Performers: Elijah Agra, Sophia Aspillera, Amelia Bautista, Gavin Ku, Ella Margulies, Grace Olivia McCollum, Noah Nelson Fadrigon Llorando, Jessilyn Poespowidjojo, Anchal Prasad, Ava Rivera, Zev Rodnitzky, Anjani Ria Shankar, Ashley Sibley, Nolan Christopher Sibley, Josie Verducci, Freddie Wolfe, Sarah Zancanella
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricist: Frederick Loewe and Alan Jay Lerner
Film Debut: 1958; Musical Stage Debut: 1973
The Pajama Game / “Steam Heat”
Lead Vocalist & Dancer: Kelsey Dougherty
Vocal Chorus: Monica Airo, Merrill Grant, Adrienne Tiffany Herro, Damian Marhefka, Jepoy Ramos, Arielle Rothman, Rachel Sue, Gary Stanford Jr., Mercury Van Sciver
Dancers: Léna Alvino, Jim Ballard, Tracy Fuller, Kelley Hashemi, Melia Kramer, Juan Carlos Magacho, Alyssa-Marie Muña, Bernardo Ramos, Hollie Rudolph, Naomi Sailors, Phoenix Wilkins
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricist: Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Debut: 1954
ACT TWO
The Music Man / “Seventy-Six Trombones”
Vocalist: Damian Marhefka
Featured Dancers: Léna Alvino, Jim Ballard, Tracy Fuller, Evan Johnston, Kelley Hashemi, Melia Kramer, Juan Carlos Magacho, Alyssa-Marie Muña, Bernardo Ramos, Hollie Rudolph, Naomi Sailors, Chloé Watson, Phoenix Wilkins
Youth Performers: Elijah Agra, Sophia Aspillera, Amelia Bautista, Gavin Ku, Ella Margulies, Grace Olivia McCollum, Noah Nelson Fadrigon Llorando, Jessilyn Poespowidjojo, Anchal Prasad, Ava Rivera, Zev Rodnitzky, Anjani Ria Shankar, Ashley Sibley, Nolan Christopher Sibley, Josie Verducci, Freddie Wolfe, Sarah Zancanella
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricist: Meredith Wilson
Debut: 1957
Cabaret / “Cabaret”
Vocalist: Adrienne Tiffany Herro
Youth Performers*: Bianca Banola, Gianna Beltramo, Alexandra Davidow, Sophie Hu, Keara McDevitt, Caylee Pickham, Brooke True
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricist: John Kander and Fred Ebb
Debut: 1966
*7:30 p.m. performance only.
Evita / “Buenos Aires”
Vocalist: Monica Airo
Dancers: Léna Alvino & Phoenix Wilkins, Tracy Fuller & Jim Ballard, Alyssa-Marie Muña & Evan Johnston, Hollie Rudolph & Juan Carlos Magacho
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricist: Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice
Debut: 1978 London
Chicago / “All That Jazz”
Vocalist: Arielle Rothman
Dancers: Léna Alvino, Jim Ballard, Tracy Fuller, Evan Johnston, Kelley Hashemi, Melia Kramer, Juan Carlos Magacho, Alyssa-Marie Muña, Bernardo Ramos, Hollie Rudolph, Naomi Sailors, Chloé Watson, Phoenix Wilkins
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricist: John Kander and Fred Ebb
Debut: 1975
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Hair / “Aquarius”
Featured Vocalists: Monica Airo, Kelsey Dougherty, Adrienne Tiffany Herro, Damian Marhefka, Jepoy Ramos, Gary Stanford Jr., Rachel Sue, Mercury Van Sciver
Featured Dancers: Léna Alvino, Jim Ballard, Tracy Fuller, Evan Johnston, Kelley Hashemi, Melia Kramer, Juan Carlos Magacho, Alyssa-Marie Muña, Bernardo Ramos, Hollie Rudolph, Naomi Sailors, Chloé Watson, Phoenix Wilkins
Youth Performers: Elijah Agra, Sophia Aspillera, Amelia Bautista, Gavin Ku, Ella Margulies, Grace Olivia McCollum, Noah Nelson Fadrigon Llorando, Jessilyn Poespowidjojo, Anchal Prasad, Ava Rivera, Zev Rodnitzky, Anjani Ria Shankar, Ashley Sibley, Nolan Christopher Sibley, Josie Verducci, Freddie Wolfe, Sarah Zancanella
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricists: Galt MacDermot and Gerome Ragni & James Rado
Debut: 1968
Les Misérables / “One Day More”
Vocalists: Monica Airo, Kelsey Dougherty, Merrill Grant, Adrienne Tiffany Herro, Damian Marhefka, Jepoy Ramos, Arielle Rothman, Gary Stanford Jr., Rachel Sue, Mercury Van Sciver, Phoenix Wilkins
Youth Performers: Elijah Agra, Sophia Aspillera, Amelia Bautista, Gavin Ku, Ella Margulies, Grace Olivia McCollum, Noah Nelson Fadrigon Llorando, Jessilyn Poespowidjojo, Anchal Prasad, Ava Rivera, Zev Rodnitzky, Anjani Ria Shankar, Ashley Sibley, Nolan Christopher Sibley, Josie Verducci, Freddie Wolfe, Sarah Zancanella
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricists: Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil & Herbert Kretzmer
Debut: 1980 Paris
Into the Woods / “Ever After”
Vocalists: Monica Airo, Kelsey Dougherty, Merrill Grant, Adrienne Tiffany Herro, Damian Marhefka, Jepoy Ramos, Arielle Rothman, Gary Stanford Jr., Rachel Sue, Mercury Van Sciver
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricist: Stephen Sondheim
Debut: 1987
The Phantom of the Opera / “The Phantom of the Opera”
Vocalists: Merrill Grant & Gary Stanford, Jr.
Dancers: Léna Alvino, Bianca Banola*, Gianna Beltramo*, Alexandra Davidow*, Tracy Fuller, Kelley Hashemi, Sophie Hu*, Melia Kramer, Keara McDevitt*, Olivia Philip*, Caylee Pickham*, Hollie Rudolph, Naomi Sailors, Brooke True*, Chloé Watson
Choreography: Gregory Amato, Coleen Lorenz (7:30 p.m. performance)
Composer/Lyricist: Andrew Lloyd Webber and Charles Hart
Debut: 1986 London
*Youth performers appear in the 7:30 p.m. performance only.
Mamma Mia! / “The Winner Takes It All”
Vocalist: Adrienne Tiffany Herro
Dancers: Alyssa-Marie Muña & Phoenix Wilkins
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricists: Benny Anderrson and Bjorn Ulvaeus/ABBA
Debut: 1999 London
Victor/Victoria / “Le Jazz Hot!”
Vocalist & Dancer: Mercury Van Sciver
Dancers: Léna Alvino, Jim Ballard, Tracy Fuller, Kelley Hashemi, Melia Kramer, Juan Carlos Magacho, Alyssa-Marie Muña, Bernardo Ramos, Hollie Rudolph, Naomi Sailors, Chloé Watson
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricist: Henry Mancini and Leslie Bricusse
Film Debut: 1982; Musical Stage Debut: 1995
Anastasia / “Once Upon a December”
Youth Performers: Sasha Arbo, Harper Cao, Riley Keller, Julian Lam, Ciara Mcarthy, Roisin Mcarthy, Macy "Zee" Orta, Luna Sanders, Charlotte Saunders, Haley Scott, Maya Valdivia, Mila von Treskow
Choreography: Gary Stanford, Jr.
Composer/Lyricist: Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty
Debut: 2017
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In the Heights / “Carnaval del Barrio”
Featured Vocalist: Monica Airo
Vocalists: Kelsey Dougherty, Adrienne Tiffany Herro, Damian Marhefka, Gary Stanford Jr., Jepoy Ramos, Arielle Rothman, Rachel Sue, Mercury Van Sciver
Dancers: Léna Alvino, Jim Ballard, Tracy Fuller, Evan Johnston, Kelley Hashemi, Melia Kramer, Juan Carlos Magacho, Alyssa-Marie Muña, Bernardo Ramos, Hollie Rudolph, Naomi Sailors, Chloé Watson, Phoenix Wilkins
Choreography: Gregory Amato
Composer/Lyricist: Lin-Manuel Miranda
Debut: 2008
Hairspray / “You Can’t Stop the Beat”
Full company
Choreography: Gary Stanford
Composer/Lyricist: Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman
Debut: 1988 film; Musical Stage Debut: 2002
Artistic Leadership and Vocalists
Gary Stanford, Jr.
Gary Stanford, Jr. is ecstatic to be the Artistic Director and a performer in the world premiere of Salute to Broadway! He recently completed a 2022/2023 stint as Stage Director for Les Misérables (Throckmorton Theater) and as dance choreographer for Matilda (Mills HS), Head Over Heels (Capuchino HS), Grease (SSFHS) and 9 to 5 (Hillsdale HS). As a stage actor, he recently enjoyed his theater adventures as Elisha Whitney in Anything Goes (42nd Street Moon Theater) in SF, as King Powell in Presidio Theatre’s production of Sleeping Beauty in SF, as Tom Collins in RENT with Marin Musical Theatre Company, and as Rudolph Reisenweber with Mountain Play’s production of Hello, Dolly!. When not performing, you can catch Mr. Stanford as the Director of Education, leading the 42nd Street MoonSchool programming, which brings art and performance opportunities to youth in SF, Daly City, and Mill Valley. He hopes you enjoy the show and wonders of musical theater!
Justin Pyne
Bio coming soon.
Gregory Amato
Mr. Amato has been the Artistic Director at Peninsula Ballet Theatre and PBT Conservatory since 2017, where he has created over 40 original works, including full-length productions of The Nutcracker, Cinderella, Carmina Burana, Carnival of the Animals, and Carmen. Gregory Amato has a wide breadth of experience in the international world of ballet. Mr. Amato has performed in over 50 countries, including for the Queen of England, two presidents, numerous ambassadors, dignitaries, and prime ministers. He was selected by New York City Ballet principal dancer Edward Villella to become a founding member of the Miami City Ballet, before performing with the Ballet du Nord in France. He was then similarly chosen by Michael Smuin as a founding member of Smuin Ballet. While dancing there, Michael Smuin created several ballets on Mr. Amato, including "Frankie and Johnny,” and "Cyrano." He also appeared in the movie, "The Fantastics," which Smuin choreographed. Mr. Amato competed and won the gold medal in the Fred Astaire International Ballroom Dance Competition. Despite his impressive ballet career, his personal highlight was his experience as the featured dancer at Carnegie Hall for the 100th Celebration of George Gershwin’s birthday.
Merrill Grant
Merrill Grant is thrilled to perform with this incredible group! Merrill loves dancers as she grew up as a serious ballet dancer. After majoring in opera, she went into musical theater. Favorite roles include Ivy Smith in Leonard Bernstein’s On the Town, Maria in West Side Story, Louisa in The Fantasticks, and originating the lead role of Marilyn Miller in a musical based on the life of this 1920s stage star. She premiered roles in new musicals for both the NYMF and NY Fringe Festivals and made debuts at Avery Fisher Hall and Weill Recital Hall during her 11 years in New York. She has also performed and toured extensively with the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players, and with her own cabaret act, My Shirley Years. Merrill now resides in Noe Valley and has performed with The Magic Theatre, Contra Costa Civic Theatre, Mountain Play, Broadway by the Bay, and originated roles in the musicals called pantomimes (“pantos”) produced by the Presidio Theatre for the last three holiday seasons. Next month she’ll portray Sarah Bernhardt in The Divine Sarah, a new musical, at Ross Valley Players. www.merrillgrant.com
Jepoy Ramos
Jepoy Ramos is a Software Solutions Engineer and an active member of the Bay Area theater community. He has worked as an actor, producer, director, playwright, production / stage manager, and crew for various theater companies including Bay Area Musicals, Bindlestiff Studios, Custom Made Theatre Company, Hillbarn Theatre, Palo Alto Players, Ray of Light Theatre, Woodside Musical Theatre, and many others. He is a proud member of the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle. In his limited spare time, you can see Jepoy teaching fitness at F45 Studio in San Bruno and Cupertino, running multiple Spartan Races all over the US, or traveling to different cities around the world. Follow his adventures at @jepriy. Full send!
Monica Airo
Monica Airo is an actor, singer, dancer, and musician. On stage principal roles include Salsa Dancer in Guys and Dolls, Kathy in Stephen Soundhiem’s Company touring cast, The Villain in Saving the Old Homestead, and Belle in A Christmas Carol. Monica has modeled for Macy’s, Vera Wang, Facade Cosmetics, Ellington Fans, and Teen Magazine and has been featured on buses, banners, and billboards in three campaigns. She performed as a dancer with the NewGround Theatre Dance Company in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, was sponsored by GAP as ambassador for the US at Dance For Peace conference in Czech Republic, as the Sugar Plum Fairy, in music videos, in salsa shows in Los Angeles, and as an NFL Cheerleader. She studied tango in Argentina and flamenco in Spain. She currently dances in LA, New York, and London. Monica sang the national anthem at an NFL game and background vocals for local artists in English and Spanish. She specializes as a Realtor in global relocation, investments, and business development consultants, and enjoys outdoor activities, long walks on the beach, and supporting environmental causes.
Rachel Sue
Rachel Sue is a graduate of CSU East Bay, currently singing with Outta Pocket, doing event photography, and fashion design around the Bay Area. She has been involved in productions both onstage and behind the scenes for almost 20 years, with favorites including Secret Garden (TheatreWorks 2011), Peter Pan (Berkeley Playhouse 2015), and The Phantom of the Opera (Stage 1 Theatre/Ohlone College Theatre Dept. 2019). She feels so blessed to be involved in this Salute to Broadway! with this incredible cast and crew.
Kelsey Dougherty
Kelsey Dougherty is currently a senior at Oakland School for the Arts in the Musical Theatre sub-pathway. Kelsey has performed in numerous Bay Area theater productions including All Together Now, Evita (Landmark Musical Theatre), A Christmas Story, The Wizard of Oz (Berkeley Playhouse), and The Music Man (YMTC). She has spent her past two summers touring with the Vanguard Cadets and the Mandarins to the Drum Corps International World Championships. Kelsey is so excited to be a part of Salute to Broadway!
Adrienne Tiffany Herro
Adrienne Tiffany Herro has been treading the Bay Area theater boards for over 30 years and is thrilled to be working with Peninsula Broadway Theater for the first time! Regional credits include: Donna Sheridan (Mamma Mia!), Fierce Protector (Mama Dragons staged reading), Dolores (The Wild Party), Courtesan Ancestor (The Addams Family), The Woman (Death of a Salesman) - San Jose Stage Company; Mrs. Cratchett (Scrooge in Love), featured dancer/ensemble (Carnival), featured dancer/ensemble (Du Barry was a Lady) - 42nd Street Moon; Marie Dindon (La Cage Aux Folles) - San Francisco Playhouse. Other favorite roles include: Diana (Next to Normal); Mother in Ragtime, Velma Kelly in Chicago, Amy in Company, Vicky Nichols in The Full Monty, Virtue in Anything Goes, the Pretzel in The Producers, and the Strawberry Seller in Oliver!. Adrienne is a Bay Area native, a wife, and a mom to three kids and two very dapper corgis! Up next: playing the role of Annie in Calendar Girls at Pacifica Spindrift. She hopes to see you there!
Arielle Rothman
Singing since the age of 5, Arielle Rothman has starred in over 20 musicals including favorites; Eponine in Les Miserables, Dorthy in The Wiz, Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors and Roxie in Chicago. Winning SF Musical Concerto Award & best pop vocalist at the Beach Blanket Babylon competition helped Arielle to co-write & produce her first EP which led to consistent writing & recording. After multiple singles & shows, her music video secured a place on stage in 2010 Miami Fanfest at SuperbowlXLIV. Arielle has sung the national anthem at sporting events including NY Yankees, Red Sox, Oakland Athletics baseball games, and Golden Gloves and championship UFC matches. Last year, she returned to her musical theater roots in Sister Act at Hillbarn Theatre.
Mercury Van Sciver
Mercury Van Sciver is honored to be performing with Peninsula Broadway Theater for the first time at the Fox Theatre. Originally from Los Angeles, at 17 Van Sciver received his college training at The Juilliard School and earned his BFA from Dominican University. While in school, he performed with multiple dance companies, the San Francisco Symphony, San Francisco Opera’s production of Moby Dick, and received awards and scholarships from the Dizzy Feet Foundation, the Chris Helman Award, and Princess Grace Awards. Upon graduating, Van Sciver joined Alonzo King’s LINES Ballet, touring internationally for over six years. In 2018, he joined the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus as well as Sister Magic Productions. The following year, he joined the chorus’ a capella group, HomoPhonics, in which he’s been able to sing, dance, and choreograph. Most recently was in Panto in the Presidio's production of The Sleeping Beauty as Prince Prince. Van Sciver would like to thank everyone near, far, and wide for being a part of his journey and appreciates the opportunity to show himself and his love of life.
Damian Marhefka
Damian Marhefka has been singing and acting in the US and abroad for much of his life and here in the Bay Area for the last 15 years. He was most recently seen in Annie at Woodside Community Theatre as Bert Healey and the roller skating butler Drake. Other roles around the Bay have included Zack in A Chorus Line (Pacific Coast Rep.), Capt. Von Trapp in Sound of Music (WCT), Arthur in Camelot (Lyric Theatre) and J.D. Sheldrake in Promises, Promises (South Bay Musical Theatre). Damian is a professional voice actor (dmvoices.com), represented in the Bay Area by Stars, as well as a professional photographer (damianmarhefka.com)
Crew
Technical Director: Dave LeBlanc
Stage Manager: Alyssa Houston
Assistant Stage Manager: Kay Tetzner
Front of House Manager: Jeff Stoll
Lighting Designer: Austin Critchlow
Light Board Operator: Max Pereira
Digital Projection Designer: Zachary Norris
Audio Operator: Richard Healy
Audio Assistant: Brian Yang
Costumer: Lisa Danz
Costumer Assistant: Judie Luu
Wardrobe: Nina Amato, Nina Baratoff, Yuki Suzuki
Prop Master: Kevin Stanford
Volunteer Manager: Leslie Kramer
Peninsula Broadway Theater extends thanks and appreciation to:
Notre Dame Belmont High School
Hillsdale High School
Margaret Marshall
Capuchino High School
Michelle Lemire
42nd Street Moon Theater
Andrea Sue
National Charity League
Staff
Executive Director & CEO: Christine Leslie
Ballet Mistress: Nina Amato
Company Manager: Chloé Watson
School Manager: Léna Alvino
School Administrator: Shannon Briesach Schueller
Facilities Manager: Lance Huntley
Chief Financial Officer: Jan Mendez
Bookkeeper: Annette Mellado
Marketing Director: Michael Davis
Public Relations: Jon Finck
Web/Graphic Designer: Maria Nichols
Photographer: Vin Eiamvuthikorn
Costumes provided by:
Ohlone College Students and Drama Department
Desired Effect
Lisa Danz Rentals
Judie Luu
Nina Amato/Classical Ballet of California
Christine Leslie
Kevin Stanford
