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| I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change June 17th - July 3rd 2010 |
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Directed & Choreographed by: Andrew Ceglio |
Musical Direction by: Drew Lewis |
Costume Design by: Maria Crush |
Sound Design by: Dustin Leonard |
Book & Lyrics by: Joe DiPietro |
Music by: Jimmy Roberts |
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- Overview
- Production Team
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The runaway hit of Stage’s 2009 summer season, this rollicking look at relationships returns for an exclusive 3-week engagement with the original cast!
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Andrew Ceglio (Director/Choreographer) is a native of San Jose and has found much joy and success working as a local artist in the Bay Area for the past eight years. He began his training under Professor Janie Scott of San Jose State University and her troupe Company One, where he spent two years. Andrew made his directorial debut right here at Cabrillo Stage with last season’s production of Forever Plaid. Shortly after, Andrew teamed up with The Tabard Theatre Company of San Jose, where he adapted and directed the classic tale by Antoine De Saint Exupery, The Little Prince. Cabrillo audiences may remember him as Mr. Beinstock in Some Like It Hot, Henry in The Fantasticks, Seymour in Little Shop Of Horrors and Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar. Andrew is thrilled to be back and honored to be collaborating once again with the amazing team here at Cabrillo Stage. Andrew would like to thank his family and friends for their constant love and support, and he looks forward in continuing to bring the arts to theatre lovers everywhere, be it on stage or behind the scenes. |
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Drew Lewis (Music Director) is returning to Cabrillo Stage after working as music director and pianist for last summer’s production of Forever Plaid. He has been involved in theater around Santa Cruz for eleven years, playing in pit orchestras and working as music director for a variety of theater productions. Most recently he directed GBK Preparatory School’s production of You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown. Drew is the music teacher at GBK Preparatory School in Santa Cruz and directs the three award winning choirs and teaches musical production with the school’s drama teacher. He is a member of the California Choral Director’s Association (ACDA), the California Music Educator’s Association (CMEA) and is a board member of the Central Coast Section of the CMEA. |
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Dustin Leonard (Production Manager) has had the honor of working with Cabrillo Stage as Production Manager on the last eight productions, including Music Man, Annie Get Your Gun, The Fantasticks, Guys And Dolls, Little Shop of Horrors, Kiss Me Kate, Forever Plaid and Jesus Christ Superstar. Dustin is the Managing Artistic Director and founder of The Monterey Bay Repertory Theatre and has directed, produced and starred in a number of shows in the Monterey Bay Area. Dustin most recently directed Little Shop of Horrors and West Side Story for Cabrillo Stage. Dustins diverse directing credits include The Laramie Project, Lord of the Flies, A Midsummers Night Dream, Cyrano de Bergerac, The Outsiders and Romeo & Juliet. His credits include both on and off stage at MBR Theatre, San Jose Repertory Theater, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, and Cabrillo Stage. Dustin has managed and produced diverse shows such as A Street Car Named Desire, Christmas Carol, Art, Carousel and many more. |
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Maria Crush (Costume Design) has been working with Cabrillo Stage since 1988 and designed such shows as Annie Get Your Gun, Man of La Mancha, Funny Girl, The Sound of Music, Oliver, The King & I, Peter Pan, Honk, Some Like it Hot, West Side Story and Music Man. She has designed costumes for West Bay Opera, New Music Works as well as Cabrillo College productions including Much Ado About Nothing, Three Penny Opera, A Man For All Season, Rashomon, School For Scandal, The Visit, Twelfth Night, Magic Flute, Oedipus Rex, Importance of Being Earnest and Suessical. Other credits include Bernsteins Mass and The Tender Land with the Cabrillo Music Festival. Additionally she has designed for the Actors Theater. She is the costume shop manager at Cabrillo College and won the Gail Rich Award in 2007 and was also nominated in 2008 for a Rydell Visual Arts Fellowship. |
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Ron Koinzan (Technical Director) is very pleased to be returning for his 8th year at Cabrillo Stage. When he is not spending his summers in California he resides in Cedar Falls, Iowa where he is the technical director for the theatre department at the University of Northern Iowa. Prior to that, he served as the technical director at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Some of his additional credits include the School of Music at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska Summer Repertory Theatre, Sacramento Theatre Company, Celebration Arts, and the Redwood Curtain. |
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Max Bennett-Parker is originally from Fresno, CA. Max’s regional credits include Les Mis (Valjean), The Music Man (Harold Hill), Grease (Teen Angel), Tommy (Capt. Walker), Anything Goes (Moonface) and others, with such companies as Good Company Players, Children’s Musical Theatreworks, and Roosevelt School of the Arts (his alma mater). In addition to performing, he has served as vocal coach for shows ranging from Into The Woods, Sideshow, and Tommy. He’s played keyboards with bands based in the Central Valley, including Los Hooligans, The NoTones, Beach Party Blockade, and currently with the Santa Cruz outfit, James Rabbit. This is his second Cabrillo Stage production after last summer’s Forever Plaid. |
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Ariel Buck is thrilled to be returning to Cabrillo Stage after playing Audrey in the 2007 production of Little Shop of Horrors. Recent Bay Area credits include The Fox/Snake in The Little Prince (Tabbard Theatre) and Mother in Ragtime (CMTSJ Marquee Productions) Other favorite roles include Meg (understudy) in A Christmas Carol (NSMT), Ruth in Plain and Fancy (The Barn Theatre, IN) Josephine in H.M.S. Pinafore (Emerson) Clara in Passion (TBC) And two years as a Lead Singer in Tokyo Disney’s Encore! She would like to thank her cat for being so supportive! |
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Nicholas Ceglio is making his third appearance at Cabrillo Stage. You may have previously seen him as Celle in Peter Pan (2000) and Snowboy in West Side Story (2003), Nicholas currently lives in Los Angeles where he plays in a rock band (myspace.com/deathtoanders). |
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Sara Stein was most recently seen as Pocahontas in Marquee Production’s When You Wish in San Jose. Past favorite roles include Belle in Beauty and the Beast (CMTSJ alumni), Susan in Tick, Tick, Boom! (TOSPS), Violet in Sideshow (CMTSJ), and Ruth in Thoroughly Modern Millie (Marquee Productions). After attending The Boston Conservatory for a time, Sara returned to the Bay Area to focus on a career in early childhood education until she was offered the opportunity to perform as a singer/dancer for Holland America Cruiselines. Sara now lives in San Jose and is attending school to become a veterinary technician. Her love of dance and music will not be forgotten as she pursues her dreams of helping homeless and neglected animals throughout the world. |
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