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Dear Broadway Fan,
I imagine there are many of you in our audience tonight for whom this isn’t the first time you’ve seen the spectacular, legendary Les Misérables. (And if this is your first Les Mis, welcome! You’re about to find out why many of the people seated around you seem to know what’s coming in every song and yet keep returning time and time again.)
In the same way, there may be some in our audience tonight who are with us in the Ohio Theatre for the first time, as hard as that might be to imagine for our subscribers and other long-time Broadway and CAPA supporters.
The CAPA staff, board, volunteers, and everyone who makes up the CAPA family are proud of our stewardship of beautiful, historic spaces. And right now we’re especially excited as we approach the 100th anniversaries of the Palace Theatre (2026), Ohio Theatre (2028) and Lincoln Theatre (2028). Look for more on our yearlong celebration plans soon at capa.com and by following our social media channels.
This year also finds us in new and exciting spaces.
You have hopefully heard about and have been following our plans to renovate the former Central Presbyterian Church on Third Street Downtown into a Music Hall. You can find out more at www.capa.com/support-music-hall.
And we’re extremely excited about the opportunity to partner with the City of Columbus to assume operation of the Idea Foundry. The Franklinton neighborhood has long been known as an arts hub, and we look forward to supporting that community vision as we work side-by-side with local artists and creatives.
While neither of these efforts is likely to directly impact your experience at a Broadway in Columbus show, we believe they increase the cultural vibrancy of Columbus and deepen the already robust role of CAPA as we enrich lives by cultivating and nurturing the arts, and help keep Columbus a renowned artistic destination for living, breathing art.
Thanks, as always, for coming.
Chad
Whittington President & CEO CAPA
President–Midwest
Leslie K. Broecker
President & CEO
Chad Whittington
Executive Office Manager
Maggie Taylor
EVP & Chief Strategy Officer
Elfi Di Bella
VP of Marketing & Sales
Peter Keiser
Broadway Manager
Elizabeth Lamont
Broadway Marketing Manager
Lisa A. Minken
Creative Director
Sara Maassel
Vice President–Midwest
Genevieve Holt
Communications Manager
Jim Fischer
Digital Marketing Manager
Abby Valencic
Director of Multimedia
Lydia Miller
VP of Programming
Rich Corsi
Programming Manager
Oliver Pontius
Director of Ticketing
Rhea Shaffer
Assistant Director of Ticketing
Roger Whitaker
Group Sales & Education
Ticketing Specialist
Joe Calmer
Broadway Ticketing Specialist
Beth Hayes
Director of Regional Marketing and Public Relations
Elizabeth Truitt Armstrong
VP of Operations
Daniel Walshaw
Senior Director of Operations
Nate Riley
Volunteer Manager
Kristen Paige
Ohio Theatre Dir. of Operations
Charles Hammerle
Ohio Theatre Dir. of Operations
Julia Kelly
Ohio Theatre Head Carpenter
Henry Bateman
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COMPLETELY CHEEKY, SOMEWHAT ACCURATE TIMELINE OF LES MISÉRABLES
BY BROADWAY.COM STAFF
Les Misérables is wowing audiences all over the place! But before you join the crusade, it’s time for a little history lesson. Wait, don’t leave! Even if you failed history class, you can get an A+ in Les Miz trivia by reading this fun (and mostly historically accurate) timeline of the story, from the classic Victor Hugo novel to the celebrated musical by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg.
1789
The French Revolution begins. This happens way before any of the stuff in Les Miz takes place, so if you overhear an old lady sitting in front of you in the theatre telling her husband the musical is about “the French Revolution,” go ahead and challenge her to a duel.
1802
Les Misérables author Victor Hugo was born in Besancon, France. His father is a high-ranking officer in Napoleon’s army, while his mother is supposedly sleeping with General Victor Lahorie—he is executed for plotting against Napoleon by the time little Victor turns 10.
1815
The Bourbon Restoration begins, and all those stuffy royals who were overthrown during the French Revolution return to power. This is also when all of the (fictional) stuff in Les Miz starts happening: Jean Valjean is released on parole, Cosette and Éponine are born, Fantine’s lover leaves (before autumn comes and all of those nighttime thunder tigers start showing up), etc.
1821
Napoleon Bonaparte dies, and those pesky Bourbons remain in power. This is right around the time Jean Valjean becomes the (fake) mayor of Montreuil-sur-Mer, foiling Javert even though he looks practically the same, just with longer hair and a beard.
1824
Louis XVIII dies and is replaced by his brother, Charles X, who changes France’s political structure from a constitutional monarchy to a less democratic model. Boooo! In Les Miz, Jean Valjean raises Cosette as his own daughter, and she presumably does a lot of darning socks, needlepoint and other indoor activities.
Master of the House from Les Misérables (Matt Crowle as Thénardier).
Photo Matthew Murphy & Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade.
1832
General Lamarque is dead! Revolutionaries build makeshift barricades all over the city and the June Rebellion begins—but things get crazy, French soldiers shoot a lot of people, and the whole thing lasts less than 24 hours. Meanwhile, Victor Hugo finds himself stuck in an alley for hours, hiding from the crossfire. In the book and musical, this is the battle that kills Enjolras, Éponine and Gavroche (and well, uh, pretty much everyone)
1833
Well, the uprising fails and until 1848, when another revolution shakes things up, life is just as miserables as it was before. But in Les Miz, Cosette and Marius get married, hooray! Also, Jean Valjean dies. Noo! (In the book, Valjean passes away six months after the wedding, but he dies in the musical while Cosette is still wearing her wedding dress. You know, for drama.)
1862
Les Misérables is published. It’s 85 billion pages. (OK, fine, it’s 1,488 pages, same thing.) A mob of political bookworms storm the stores in Paris, and all 7,000 copies sell out in 24 hours. Hugo, meanwhile, is living in exile in Belgium ever since having a bit of a tiff with Napoleon III (he openly called the ruler a traitor to France).
1909
The first Les Misérables film adaptation is released, starring Maurice Costello as Jean Valjean and William V. Ranous as Javert. It paves the way for 14 subsequent movies and TV shows based on the powerful story.
1980
Composer Claude-Michel Schonberg and lyricists Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel create a French concept album based on Victor Hugo’s celebrated novel. Oui, it’s in French. The first stage adaptation is presented at the Palais des Sports, a Paris sports arena, where it runs for three months. A few years later, director Peter Farago gives Cameron Mackintosh the album and asks him if he would produce an English version.
1985
Les Misérables opens at the Barbican Centre in London, starring Colm Wilkinson as Jean Valjean, Roger Allam as Javert, Patti LuPone as Fantine, Michael Ball as Marius, Rebecca Caine as Cosette and Frances Ruffelle as Éponine. The reviews are comme ci, comme ça, but don’t worry—fans love it and it transfers to the West End’s Palace Theatre.
1987
Les Misérables opens at the Broadway Theatre, with Colm Wilkinson reprising the role of Jean Valjean. Frank Rich of The New York Times writes, “If anyone doubts that the contemporary musical theatre can flex its atrophied muscles and yank an audience right out of its seats, he need look no further than the Act I finale of Les Misérables.” C’est vrai! The production nabs nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, before transferring to the Imperial Theatre in 1990.
2006
A new production of the now-universally beloved musical opens at Broadway’s Broadhurst Theatre, only three years after the original New York production closed. Audiences prove that they’re not sick of hearing the people sing. What started as a six-month engagement turns into a two-year Broadway run.
2012
Universal Pictures releases Les Misérables on the big screen, starring Tony winner Hugh Jackman as Jean Valjean, Oscar winner Russell Crowe as ruthless inspector Javert, Anne Hathaway as desperate mother Fantine, future Tony winner Aaron Tveit as Enjolras, future Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne as Marius and future Emmy winner Amanda Seyfried as Cosette. Helmed by Tom Hooper, the actors sing live on set, Hathaway cuts her hair for real (and wins an Oscar for her performance—not her haircut).
2014
Les Misérables returns to the Imperial Theatre. The new, restaged version of the beloved musical directed by Laurence Connor and James Powell features Ramin Karimloo as Jean Valjean (who reprised the role after starring in the Toronto production), Will Swenson as Javert, Caissie Levy as Fantine, Tony winner Nikki M. James as Éponine, Andy Mientus as Marius and Samantha Hill as Cosette.
2022
The current national tour Les Misérables launches in Cleveland, Ohio and is still running strong. Audiences are ready to storm the barricades again!
For more features and news, head over to Broadway.com.
FROM FIRST CURTAIN TO FINAL BOW: HONORING CHUCK HAMMERLE AND WELCOMING JULIA KELLEY
STORY BY
Jim Fischer
After 20 years as Director of Operations here at the Ohio Theatre, serving thousands of guests at innumerable shows, Chuck Hammerle is retiring this month. If you see Chuck in the building tonight, wish him well and thank him for his part in making your experiences in the Ohio the best they can be all these years.
Moving forward, Julia Kelley will assume the role of Director of Operations. We trust that the staff here, with her leadership, will continue to offer the same high quality of service and experience you’ve come to expect.
We wanted to give both Chuck and Julia the opportunity to talk about themselves and their work here at CAPA, and the importance of serving you, our guests.
Tell a little bit about yourself.
Chuck: I was born in Pittsburgh, PA, and graduated from Bethel Park High School. I joined the Marine Corp Reserves and enjoyed 17 years of it. I moved to Columbus in 1998. When an opportunity opened at CAPA in 2005, I jumped at the chance. I started at the Southern Theatre and after a very short run there, I moved to the Ohio Theatre and have loved every minute.
Julia: Born and raised in Columbus, I attended Otterbein University for Design/ Tech for Theatre. I had the absolute joy of working with companies like The Contemporary Theatre of Ohio (House Manager), BalletMet (at the Davidson Theatre), and Columbus Symphony (Administrative Office). I started with CAPA in 2023 as the Director of Operations of the Southern and Riffe Center Theatres. I am honored to be taking over for Chuck at the Ohio Theatre after his 20 years with CAPA!
Chuck Hammerle and Julia Kelley. Photo by Lydia Miller
What are some of the things you’ve liked or appreciated most about working at CAPA?
Chuck: What I like most about being here at the Ohio Theatre is seeing the people’s faces when it’s their first time walking in. The little ones asking… “who lives here?” and I say, “I do!”
Julia: The first show I remember seeing as a child was BalletMet’s The Nutcracker here at the Ohio Theatre; so, when my first professional show was BalletMet’s Director’s Choice at the Davidson Theatre, it was very special to me! As the Director of Operations at the Davidson and Southern, I really enjoyed working with groups such as Opera Columbus, ProMusica, Columbus Gay Men’s Chorus, Jazz Arts Group, and the Columbus Symphony. I look forward to continuing work with many of these groups at the Ohio Theatre!
What are some important ways that our front of house staff can serve our guests?
Chuck: Our front of house staff is there to answer any questions patrons may have, and if they can’t answer them, they send them to me, and I’ll find the answer if I can. I have learned a lot from others who were here before me. It has taught me to be patient and think about how you would act if it were your first time at the theatre and your seat was broken or there was a patron shaking their cup of ice during your favorite scene.
Julia: We are always happy to offer one of our many accessible devices at all of CAPA’s venues. If you or a member of your party might need an Assisted Listening Device, a courtesy wheelchair, booster seat, headphones, KultureCity bags, help finding our nursing room, or assistance connecting to our Listen, please let us know. It’s great to see these items make the show more enjoyable, especially for our next generation of theatre, ballet, and music lovers!
Are there things you wish our guests knew that they could talk to our staff about that maybe they don’t realize or think about?
Chuck: Patrons need to know that if at any time there is an issue with their seat, another patron, temperature, or even sound with the performance, they should let someone know as soon as possible. This way, we can do our best to make their experience the best it can be. Many times, we don’t know of an issue until the next day when they send an email or even call. It’s best to take care of it right away.
Julia: As we always tell our volunteers and house managers, “if you see something, say something!”, or in other words, let us know how we can help you while you’re in the theatre. If you’re having an issue inside the theatre, or the paper towels in the restroom are out, please let us know so we can make your experience at CAPA venues the best possible. We are also simply happy to provide directions to get you to your seat with the fewest steps—and the fastest route to the coffee cart in our pavilion area!
CAMERON MACKINTOSH presents BOUBLIL & SCHÖNBERG’S
A musical based on the novel by VICTOR HUGO
Music by CLAUDE-MICHEL SCHÖNBERG
Lyrics by HERBERT KRETZMER
Original French text by ALAIN BOUBLIL and JEAN-MARC NATEL
Additional material by JAMES FENTON Adaptation by TREVOR NUNN and JOHN CAIRD
New Orchestrations by STEPHEN METCALFE, CHRISTOPHER JAHNKE and STEPHEN BROOKER Original Orchestrations by JOHN CAMERON
Musical Staging by GEOFFREY GARRATT
Projections realized by FINN ROSS and FIFTY-NINE PRODUCTIONS Sound by MICK POTTER
Lighting by PAULE CONSTABLE
Original Costume Design by ANDREANE NEOFITOU
Additional Costume Design by CHRISTINE ROWLAND and PAUL WILLS Set and Image Design by MATT KINLEY inspired by the paintings of VICTOR HUGO
Directed by LAURENCE CONNOR and JAMES POWELL
For LES MISÉRABLES North American Tour
Casting by
General Management
Executive Producer
Executive Producer
CLAIRE BURKE, CSA GREGORY VANDER PLOEG SETH SKLAR-HEYN TRINITY WHEELER MERRI SUGARMAN, CSA for Gentry & Associates for Cameron Mackintosh Inc. for NETworks Presentations for The TRC Company
Associate Sound Designer
Associate Projection Designer
Associate Lighting Designers
Associate Set Designers
NIC GRAY SIMON HARDING & BEN JACOBS & DAVID HARRIS & JONATHON LYLE K AREN SPAHN CHRISTINE PETERS
Wigs, Hair & Make-Up Designer
STEFAN MUSCH
Musical Staging Associate JESSE ROBB
Resident Director KYLE TIMSON
Musical Supervision
STEPHEN BROOKER & JAMES MOORE
Musical Director GLENN ALEXANDER II
Associate Director COREY AGNEW
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CAST
Kyle Adams Colin Anderson
David Andino
Thomas Beeker
Daniel Gerard Bittner
Nick Cartell
Lillian Castner
Cree-Silver Corley
Matt Crowle
Steve Czarnecki
Christian Engelhardt
Nicole Fragala
Kenneth Quinney Francoeur
Christian Mark Gibbs
Gillian Hassert
Victoria Huston-Elem
Randy Jeter
Jaedynn Latter
Alexa Lopez
Danny Martin
Mikako Martin
Eden Mau
Paige McNamara
Nicole Morris
Ashley Dawn Mortensen
Peter Neureuther
Sarah Pansing
Gracie Annabelle Parker
Nicholas Pattarini
Lindsay Heather Pearce
Juliette Redden
Matt Rosell
Christopher Robin Sapp
Ian Saverin
Kayla Scola-Giampapa
Kaitlyn Sumner Zeya Grace Swecker
Hayden Tee
Rocco Van Auken
Lamont J. Whitaker
Adam Richardson
Jonathan Young
CAST
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In order of Appearance)
Jean Valjean NICK CARTELL
Javert ...................................................................................................................................... HAYDEN TEE
Farmer ....................................................................................................................... STEVE CZARNECKI
Laborer DANIEL GERARD BITTNER
Innkeeper’s Wife GRACIE ANNABELLE PARKER
Innkeeper ADAM RICHARDSON
The Bishop of Digne RANDY JETER
Constables ..................................................................................... THOMAS BEEKER, IAN SAVERIN
Factory Foreman ................................................................................................... STEVE CZARNECKI
Swings .............. KENNETH QUINNEY FRANCOEUR, MIKAKO MARTIN, NICOLE MORRIS, ASHLEY DAWN MORTENSEN, NICHOLAS PATTARINI, MATT ROSELL, CHRISTOPHER ROBIN SAPP, LAMONT J. WHITAKER, JONATHAN YOUNG
Dance Captain KYLE TIMSON
Fight Captain STEVE CZARNECKI
UNDERSTUDIES
For Jean Valjean—COLIN ANDERSON, RANDY JETER; for Javert—STEVE CZARNECKI, LAMONT J. WHITAKER; for Cosette—EDEN MAU, GRACIE ANNABELLE PARKER; for Fantine—NICOLE FRAGALA, JULIETTE REDDEN; for Thénardier—KYLE ADAMS, DAVID ANDINO; for Madame Thénardier—GILLIAN HASSERT, PAIGE McNAMARA; for Éponine—MIKAKO MARTIN, KAITLYN SUMNER; for Marius—THOMAS BEEKER, CHRISTIAN ENGELHARDT; for Enjolras—DANIEL GERARD BITTNER, DANNY MARTIN, JONATHAN YOUNG; for Little Cosette/Young Éponine—ZEYA GRACE SWECKER; for the Bishop of Digne—ADAM RICHARDSON, LAMONT J. WHITAKER; for the Factory Foreman—KYLE ADAMS, LAMONT J. WHITAKER; for the Factory Girl—ASHLEY DAWN MORTENSEN, JULIETTE REDDEN; for Bamatabois—DANIEL GERARD BITTNER, IAN SAVERIN, JONATHAN YOUNG; for Grantaire—DANIEL GERARD BITTNER, IAN SAVERIN, JONATHAN YOUNG
SCORES & MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT ONE
PROLOGUE: 1815, DIGNE
Prologue The Company
“Soliloquy” Valjean
1823, MONTREUIL-SUR-MER
“At The End of the Day”
Unemployed and Factory Workers
“I Dreamed a Dream” Fantine
“Lovely Ladies” ........................................................................................................ Ladies and Clients
“Who Am I?” ....................................................................................................................................Valjean
“Come To Me” Fantine and Valjean
1823, MONTFERMEIL
“Castle on a Cloud” ..................................................................................................................... Cosette
“Master of the House” Thénardier, his Wife and Customers
“Thénardier Waltz”. M. and Mme. Thénardier and Valjean
1832, PARIS
“Look Down” Gavroche and the Beggars
“Stars” Javert
“Red and Black” .........................................................................
“Do You Hear the People Sing?” ..............................
Enjolras, Marius and the Students
Enjolras, the Students and the Citizens
“In My Life” Cosette, Valjean, Marius and Éponine
“A Heart Full of Love” Cosette, Marius and Éponine
“One Day More” ................................................................................................................ The Company
ACT TWO
“On My Own” .................................................................................................................................Éponine
“A Little Fall of Rain” Éponine and Marius
“Drink with Me to Days Gone By” Grantaire, Students and Women
“Beggars at the Feast” M. and Mme. Thénardier Finale The Company
THE ORCHESTRA
Music Director/Conductor–GLENN ALEXANDER II; Associate Conductor/Keyboards–TIM LENIHAN; Assistant Conductor/Keyboards–LINDSAY NOEL MILLER; Violin/Concertmaster–ALLY JENKINS; Viola–JARVIS BENSON; Cello–FREDDY RENAUD; Bass–BRAD LOVELACE; Flute/Piccolo/Alto Flute/Recorder–SCHUYLER THORNTON; Oboe/Cor Anglais–MARK SOPHIA; Clarinet in Bb/Clarinet in Eb/Bass Clarinet/Recorder–PETER SCUDERI; Horn 1–ANSON CARROLL; Horn 2–ELIZABETH HARRAMAN; Trumpet in Bb/Flugel Horn/Piccolo Trumpet–JOSHUA NORTON; Bass Trombone/Tuba–CRAIG WATSON; Drums/Percussion/Mallets /Timpani–DECLAN HAYDEN; Music Coordinator–JOHN MILLER
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WHO’S WHO in the CAST
KYLE ADAMS (Grantaire, Major Domo, u/s Thénardier, u/s Factory Foreman).
COLIN ANDERSON (Champmathieu, Combeferre, u/s Jean Valjean). Broadway: Carousel. National Tours: My Fair Lady, The Book of Mormon. Off-Broadway/New York: Sweeney Todd (Barrow Street Theatre and Lincoln Center/New York Philharmonic).
Regional: A Little Night Music (Ogunquit & DCPA), Hunchback... (Argyle Theatre).
TV: “FBI,” “The Equalizer” (CBS). Thanks to DGRW & TRC. OCU Alum. For my family. @colinanderson
DAVID ANDINO (Bamatabois, Babet, u/s Thénardier). 50 Shades (Off-Broadway), R+H’s Cinderella (1st Nat’l Tour), Amelie the Musical (OBC). For Dani, Rj, Aj, Seby & Nemo. @andinodavidandino
THOMAS BEEKER (Constable, Montparnasse, u/s Marius). Regional: High School Musical (Troy), A Christmas Carol (Fred); TV: “Chicago PD” (Co-star S10E6). Thank you to TRC, my agents, The Norwalk Conservatory, and my amazing family. Glory to God. @thomas_beeker13
DANIEL GERARD BITTNER (Laborer, Feuilly, u/s Enjolras, u/s Bamatabois, u/s Grantaire). Pittsburgh born-and-raised, and Carnegie Mellon School of Drama Alum. He made his Broadway debut in The Phantom of the Opera. Dan would like to thank his family and friends for everything.
NICK CARTELL (Valjean). Over 1,500 performances as 24601. Bway: Paramour, Scandalous (OBCR), JCS (2012). Nat’l Tour: Phantom. Off-Bway: Frankenstein (OOBCR). Regional: Light in the Piazza (AriZoni Best Actor), My Fair Lady & more! Concerts: A Thousand Spotlights, Bringing It Home, South Coast & Phoenix Symphonies, The Broadway Boys. Album: A Thousand Spotlights available digitally & at the merch stand. For MOM. @nickcartell nickcartell.com
LILLIAN CASTNER (Little Cosette/Young Éponine) is thrilled to make her National Tour debut. Credits: Molly in Annie, Matilda in Matilda. Thanks to all her friends and family. Much love to mom, dad, and Nate. @lillyalice16
CREE-SILVER CORLEY (Gavroche), 9, from Queens, NY, makes his National Tour debut. Credits include Broadway & film. He would love to thank God, family, his manager Theresa Bastien and is excited for this journey! @creesilvercorley
MATT CROWLE (Thénardier). Broadway: Monty Python’s Spamalot. Select Chicago: The Santaland Diaries, Gentleman’s Guide, Merrily We Roll Along, A Funny Thing Happened. Love and thanks to Ma, Pa, Jim, and Sam. For Erni.
STEVE CZARNECKI (Farmer, Factory Foreman, Brujon, u/s Javert, Fight Captain) is thrilled to fight on the barricade once again. NYC/Tours: Phantom (Swing), Paint Your Wagon (Ensemble). Regional: The Muny, Paper Mill, and more. BFA Otterbein. Instagram @steveczar. Love to the circus. CHRISTIAN ENGELHARDT (Fauchelevent, Joly, u/s Marius) is ecstatic to make his National Tour debut in his dream show! Regional: Jesus Christ Superstar (Judas),
Margaritaville (Tully), Jersey Boys (Bob Gaudio). Gratitude to the Les Mis team, Tara Rubin, and Henderson Hogan. Carnegie Mellon MT grad. Wouldn’t be here without his parents, brothers, girlfriend, family, and God! @christianjengelhardt
NICOLE FRAGALA (Ensemble, u/s Fantine). National Tour: Tootsie. Regional: Legally Blonde, Bernstein’s MASS (Ravinia Festival/PBS), Jekyll & Hyde, TV: “Pretty Little Liars.” @nicole.fragala
KENNETH QUINNEY FRANCOEUR (Swing). A proud Mainer who has performed in all 50 states & many countries! NY: A Child’s Christmas in wWales, The King’s Legacy. Tours: Company, Jersey Boys, Memphis. Many thanks to TRC, Pantera/Murphy, Ben, Dad, & Gail. BFA Elon U.
CHRISTIAN MARK GIBBS (Enjolras). Broadway: Camelot. New York: Follies (Carnegie Hall), Porgy and Bess, Hamlet (Metropolitan Opera). Off-Broadway: Intimate Apparel. Regional/ International: West Side Story (Savoy-teatteri), Pirates of Penzance (Glimmerglass). Concert: London Symphony Orchestra, Symfónia Umenia (Slovakia). TV: “WU-TANG: An American Saga.” Film: The Woman King @ChristianMarkGibbs
GILLIAN HASSERT (Ensemble, u/s Madame Thénardier). Tour: Oklahoma!; Fame: The Musical. Regional: Escape to Margaritaville, 42nd Street (Arrow Rock Lyceum); Kinky Boots, Hunchback (Fulton Theatre). TV: “The Other Two” (HBO); “New Amsterdam” (NBC); “Younger” (TV Land). Soloist on Grammy Award-winning album “Women Warriors: The Voices of Change.” Thanks to Brian, Alexa, Tara Rubin Casting, and the little bears. This one’s for Carol.
VICTORIA HUSTON-ELEM (Madame Thénardier). National Tour: Finding Neverland, The Addams Family. OffBroadway: Goldie, Max & Milk, Golden Boy of the Blue Ridge. Regional: Gypsy, The Music Man (Goodspeed), Ragtime (Bay Street), Sunset Boulevard, Sister Act (NSMT), A Little Night Music (DCPA). Endless thanks: CTG and Tara Rubin Casting. victoriahustonelem.com @vhustonelem. For my family.
RANDY JETER (Bishop of Digne, Lesgles, Loud Hailer, u/s Jean Valjean) is elated to be joining the barricade with his Les Mis debut. Off-Broadway: Parable of the Sower (The Public Theater), International Tour: Ivan Jacob’s The Phantom of the Opera (Maestro). Favorite Regional Credits: Man of La Mancha (Don Quixote), Jekyll & Hyde (Jekyll & Hyde), Ragtime (Coalhouse Walker Jr.). MSM alum! Love to A&K! @randy_jeter randymjeter.com
JAEDYNN LATTER (Éponine) is from Huntington Beach, CA. Graduate of Baldwin Wallace Conservatory. She is so grateful to make her National Tour debut with Les Misérables. Thank you to my parents, mentors, Sarah, & everyone at Stewart! SM: @jaelatt
ALEXA LOPEZ (Cosette). National Tour debut! Broadway: Sondheim’s Old Friends (On-Stage Alternate). Regional: Falcon Girls, Ride the Cyclone, Great Comet, Lizzie, West Side Story. BWMT ‘24. Love and thanks to her family, the creative team, TRC, A&R and Lasher. @alexaelopez
DANNY MARTIN (Courfeyrac, u/s Enjolras). National Tour: Anastasia (Dmitry u/s).
TV/Film: “Wu-Tang…” (Hulu). ShenCo alum! Shoutout CTG! Endless thanks to his friends, family & beautiful wife for their love & support. Numbers 6:24-26 @dannyemartin_
MIKAKO MARTIN (Swing, u/s Éponine). Mika is a Singapore-raised JapaneseAmerican actor based in NYC. Recent: Miss Saigon (Kim) & The King and I. University of Michigan grad. Thank you to family, CTG & Tara Rubin Casting. @mikakomartin
EDEN MAU (Ensemble, u/s Cosette). National Tour debut! Woohoo! Some of her favorite credits include: A Gentleman’s Guide (Sibella), Joseph (Narrator), and Kinky Boots (Lauren U/S). Eden is so grateful for all of her besties. A big old thank you to her role model parents, Nick, Sandy, Dustin, and Marc. I love you all endlessly. BWMT. Xoxo.
PAIGE MCNAMARA (Factory Girl, u/s Madame Thénardier). Tours: Mamma Mia!, Sister Act, A Night With Janis Joplin (Janis) at regional theatres across the US. Boston-born. Thanks Noel, creative team, TRC. For Mom & Dad! @paigey_mac
NICOLE MORRIS (Swing). National Tours include Les Misérables (2022-2024), Swing/Éponine u/s; and An Officer and a Gentleman, Ensemble/Casey Seeger u/s. Regional/Summer Stock: Mamma Mia! (Sophie) and Footloose (Rusty) at Clear Space Theatre Company; Hairspray (Dynamite) at Laguna Playhouse. Happy to be back on the Barricade! @nicole_morris
ASHLEY DAWN MORTENSEN (Swing, u/s Factory Girl, Assistant Dance Captain). Broadway: Les Misérables (Swing). National Tour: Wicked (Elphaba understudy). Regional: Spamalot (Lady of the Lake). NYU CAP21. @ashleydawn13 @shebakesyoueat
PETER NEUREUTHER (Marius). National Tour debut! Broadway: Sondheim’s Old Friends (Co-Star Alternate); Regional: Les Mis (The MUNY). CCM Alum. Love & thanks to the creative team, TRC, HCKR, and my family and friends. @peter_neureuther
SARAH PANSING (Old Woman) is beyond excited to be joining the company of Les Misérables! Regional Credits: Les Misérables at The Muny and Cabaret (Sally Bowles). CCM MT! Endless thanks to mom, family, friends, DGRW, the creative team, and TRC!
GRACIE ANNABELLE PARKER (Innkeeper’s Wife, u/s Cosette). National Tour debut! Regional: The Muny: Les Misérables (Cosette). Proud CCM MT grad. Thank you to the Les Mis team, Tara Rubin, HH, MYM, and God. Love you mom and dad! @gracieannabelleparker
NICHOLAS PATTARINI (Swing). Regional: Les Misérables (Ensemble) The Muny. National Tour debut! Recent graduate of CCM Musical Theater. Thanks to the Les Mis Team, the TRC Company and HCKR for this opportunity. All my love to my family and friends.
LINDSAY HEATHER PEARCE (Fantine). Broadway: Elphaba (Wicked). Off-Bway: Rose (Titanique). Tours: Janis Sarkisian (Mean Girls, 1st National). Regional: RENT (The Muny), American Idiot, Spring Awakening, Bare (LA Revival), For The Record: Baz, For The Record: Tarantino. TV/Film: “The Glee Project” (Oxygen), “Glee” (FOX), “Recovery Road” (Freeform), “Grey’s Anatomy” (ABC), “Drop Dead Diva” (Lifetime). Thanks Tara Rubin
Casting, Reel Talent Management, LA Talent. To my family, all of my gratitude, to my friends, all of my heart, and to Michael, all of my soul.
JULIETTE REDDEN (Wigmaker, u/s Fantine, u/s Factory Girl) is Jake’s #1 fan and a French citizen thrilled to be in the most French musical known to man. Thank you to my family, Jake, DGRW, and Tara Rubin. @julietteredden
ADAM RICHARDSON (Innkeeper, Claquesous, u/s Bishop of Digne). OffBroadway: Intimate Apparel; National Tour: Cats; MET Opera: Porgy and Bess, X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X. TV/ Film: Blue’s Big City Adventure, Gorton’s Fisherman Commercial. Endless thanks to my entire support system, Encompass Arts, and TRC. Graduate of Carnegie Mellon and The Juilliard School.
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MATT ROSELL (Swing). Bway: Les Misérables. Tour: Anastasia, Les Mis. TV: “Mrs. Maisel,” “Glee.” Love to the Rosell Family, Bubbe, friends, & Avalon Artists Group. @mattrosell26
CHRISTOPHER ROBIN SAPP (Swing). A true multi-hyphenate, CR has worked professionally as a musical theatre performer, instrumentalist, songwriter, and LEGO designer. Follow along on Instagram to see what’s next: @christopherrobinsapp
IAN SAVERIN (he/him) (Ensemble, u/s Bamatabois, u/s Grantaire) is a proud graduate of CU Boulder. Sko Buffs! Many thanks to my family, friends, Dave Secor, TRC, and Daniel Hoff Agency!
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KAYLA SCOLA-GIAMPAPA (Little Cosette/ Young Éponine), 8, from NJ and thrilled to make her National Tour debut. VO: Nickelodeon Animation. Thanks Bercy Talent, Stewart Talent, TRC, Darby Vincent, Michelle Aravena, family & friends. @kaylamariesg
KAITLYN SUMNER (Ensemble, u/s Éponine). National Tour debut! Boston Conservatory graduate, BFA Big thanks to UIA Talent and Tara Rubin Casting. Endless love and gratitude to Mom, Dad, and Kylie. This is for you. IG: @kaitlynsumner
ZEYA GRACE SWECKER (Ensemble, u/s Little Cosette, u/s Young Éponine) is honored to make her National Tour debut in Les Miz! Credits: Gretl in The Sound of Music (Lake Worth Playhouse). Zeya keeps her parents busy with piano, dancing, and big dreams. @Zeya.Grace
HAYDEN TEE (Javert). New Zealand born Māori (Ngati Kahungunu, Ngati Tūwharetoa) performer and director. Broadway: &Juliet (Lance), Les Misérables (Javert). West End: Les Misérables (Marius/Javert), Matilda (Miss Trunchbull). International: &Juliet (Lance) Australia. Hayden has three solo albums, and is the co-founder of RUBcosmetics.com @haydentee @rub.cosmetics
ROCCO VAN AUKEN (Gavroche) is excited to make his National Tour debut in Les Misérables! He was last seen as Frank Jr. on Broadway in Merrily We Roll Along Special thanks to Amelia DeMayo, Coby Getzug, CESD, the TRC Company and his family. Love to big brother Louis.
LAMONT J. WHITAKER (Swing, u/s Factory Foreman, u/s Bishop of Digne, u/s Javert). Born and raised in Miami, FL, Lamont received his BFA from AMDA Los Angeles. National Tours: The Book of Mormon (Mafala), Summer: The Donna
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JONATHAN YOUNG (Constable, Jean Prouvaire, u/s Enjolras). Happy to join the barricade! Previous credits include: Pretty Woman First Nat’l Tour (Alfredo, u/s Edward). Regional - An American in Paris (Henri), Titanic (Barrett), Austen’s Pride (Wickham), Grey Gardens (Joe/Jerry). Baldwin Wallace Conservatory alum. Thanks to family, HAA and Tara Rubin. @_jonathanyoung
ALAIN BOUBLIL (Concept, Book and Original French Lyrics). Librettist/original lyricist: La Révolution Française, Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, Martin Guerre and The Pirate Queen with Claude-Michel Schönberg and Marguerite with Michel Legrand. Co-wrote the screenplay and co-produced the movie soundtrack of Golden Globe-winning Les Misérables (Academy-Award nomination, best song). Author: plays The Diary of Adam and Eve and Manhattan Parisienne, prize-winning novel, Les Dessous de Soi. Awards: two Tony, Grammy, Victoires de la Musique Awards; Molière, Evening Standard and Olivier Award; special Grammy honor; honoree of NY Pops at Carnegie Hall (2016). Producer: Boublil/Schönberg Do You Hear the People Sing worldwide symphonic concerts. Current major Martin Guerre re-write heralds a new first class production.
CLAUDE-MICHEL SCHÖNBERG (Book and Music). Co-book writer and composer of La Revolution Française, Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, Martin Guerre and The Pirate Queen. Co-wrote Marguerite in collaboration with Alain Boublil, Michel Legrand, Herbert Kretzmer. Supervised overseas productions and co-produced international cast albums of his shows. Composed the ballet scores for Wuthering Heights and Cleopatra for Northern Ballet. Co-wrote the screenplay and reconceived the music for the Les Misérables musical movie. Golden Globe winner, Oscar nominee, 2016 honoree of The New York Pops at Carnegie Hall with Alain Boublil. Appointed visiting Professor of Contemporary Theatre at St. Catherine’s College, Oxford University. Guest Professor at Royal Academy of Music.
CAMERON MACKINTOSH (Producer) for over 50 years has remained the world’s most prolific producer of musicals with dozens of his productions either in performance or in preparation around the world. As well as co-producing Hamilton in London, his record-breaking original productions include Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Miss Saigon, Mary Poppins (co-produced with Disney), Little Shop of Horrors, Side By Side By Sondheim, Tom Foolery and Five Guys Named Moe, all of which continue to be performed regularly around the world. He is also the producer and owner of Lionel Bart’s great musical Oliver! and both producer and devisor of Sondheim’s Putting It Together and most recently Old Friends. His other modern reinventions of classic musicals include My Fair Lady, Follies, Half A Sixpence and Barnum. In 2013, alongside Working Title Films and Universal, Cameron produced Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA award-winning film adaptation of Les Misérables, which has become one of the most successful movie musicals of all time. The latest sell-out staged concert of Les Misérables produced in London for nearly 250 record breaking performances is now due to go
on a World Tour starting in the autumn of 2024. He owns and operates eight historic London theatres which have all been spectacularly rebuilt and refurbished for the 21st Century. The Sondheim, formerly known as the Queen’s, has been rebuilt and renamed in honor of Cameron’s great friend, theatrical legend Stephen Sondheim. Music Theatre International, the world’s largest owner of secondary rights of many of the greatest musicals ever written, is now one of Cameron’s companies. In 1990, Cameron inaugurated the Chair of Contemporary Theatre at St. Catherine’s College in Oxford University, with Stephen Sondheim as his first visiting professor, and has since hosted some of the greatest names in the arts of all time. Cameron was knighted in 1996 and is the first British producer to be elected to Broadway’s Theater Hall of Fame.
HERBERT KRETZMER, 1925 – 2020, (Lyrics) was born in South Africa to immigrant parents from Lithuania. He was a London journalist writing the commentary for a weekly cinema newsreel when Cameron Mackintosh invited him to write the lyrics for the epochal West End production of Les Misérables in 1985. Combining twin careers as a journalist/ lyricist, 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 (“Yesterday When I Was Young,” “She,” etc.). It was Kretzmer’s work with Aznovour, as well as having seen and admired his work on the musical, Our Man Crichton, that inspired Cameron to invite him to join the team to write the English lyrics for Les Misérables. Kretzmer was the recipient of two honorary doctorates and was appointed OBE in 2010.
JAMES POWELL (Director) was in London when he took over as resident director in 1996 and then later as associate director. He has since directed it in Scandinavia and Berlin, joint directed the anniversary production (U.K. tour, Japan Australia, Toronto) and the O2 Arena concert (London), Broadway, Sao Paolo, Dubai, Amsterdam Early 2023. Other work: Singin’ in the Rain (west Yorkshire Playhouse, RNT), The Witches of Eastwick (London, Australia), Mary Poppins (Bristol, London, Australia, Holland, New Zealand, Zurich, Germany, Japan), Dirty Dancing (London, Utrecht, Chicago, Toronto, Berlin, Oberhausen, U.S. Tour). He co-directed Batman Live (U.K., South America, U.S). This is the 3rd U.S. Tour for James.
LAURENCE CONNOR (Director). Theatre: Bad Cinderella (Broadway), Saving Grace (Riverside Studios), Cinderella (West End), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London Palladium), Chess (ENO West End), School of Rock (Broadway, West End, U.S. tour), Les Misérables (Broadway, West End, worldwide, U.S. and U.K. tours), Miss Saigon (West End, U.S and U.K. tours, worldwide), Jesus Christ Superstar (U.K. arena tour, Australia), the entirely new stage production of The Phantom of the Opera (Australia, U.S. and U.K. tours), Oliver! (U.K. tour). Concerts: The Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary (Royal Albert Hall, worldwide cinema streaming, DVD), Les Misérables 25th Anniversary (O2 Arena, worldwide cinema streaming, DVD), Miss Saigon 25th Anniversary (cinema release, DVD). Awards: Miss Saigon West End (Best Direction – WhatsOnStage, Broadway World awards), Miss Saigon Australia (Best Director of a Musical –
Green Room Awards), Les Misérables Korea (Best Director of a Musical).
MATT KINLEY (Set and Image Designer) graduated from the Motley course in 1994 and spent the next decade in production and design at the National Theatre and the West End in London. As part of a long-working partnership with Cameron Mackintosh, he has designed and adapted productions of My Fair Lady, Mary Poppins, Phantom and Miss Saigon all over the world amongst the design of numerous other independent productions. In 2009, he was asked to redesign Les Misérables for its 25th Anniversary, the success of this re-imagining has seen many international productions and he is delighted to present the latest version of this legendary show on this new U.S. tour.
PAULE CONSTABLE (Lighting Designer) has designed productions for all the major U.K. companies including Follies, Angels in America and The Red Barn for the National Theatre and the 25th anniversary concert of Les Miz at the O2. Awards: Tony Awards for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, War Horse, four Olivier Awards, L.A. Critics Circle Awards, New York Critics Circle Award, Drama Desk Award and Helpmann Award. Opera includes Cav and Pag and Roberto Devereux at the Met; dance includes The Red Shoes and Sleeping Beauty for Matthew Bourne.
MICK POTTER (Sound Designer) is one of the world’s leading Sound Designers. He has designed the sound for over a hundred first class musical theatre productions globally, working at the forefront of technical and creative innovation. His shows include multiple word premiere productions on both the West End and Broadway stage and his Sound Designs have garnered many awards, including an Olivier Award in the West End and a Tony Award nomination on Broadway. He is honoured to have worked with many of the greatest Producers, Composers, Directors, Creatives and Artistes in Musical Theatre. mickpotter.com
ANDREANE NEOFITOU (Costume Designer). Theatre includes Les Misérables (Tony nomination) and Miss Saigon (worldwide); Once in a Lifetime, Nicholas Nickleby, Hedda Gabler, The Merchant of Venice, Fair Maid of the West, The Changeling (all Royal Shakespeare Company); Peter Pan (National Theatre); Grease (West End); Miss Julie (Athens); Carmen (Royal Albert Hall); Timon of Athens with David Suchet (Old Vic); Martin Guerre (Guthrie); Nabucco (the Met); Jane Eyre (Broadway, Outer Critics Circle nomination). Film include Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (dir. Tom Stoppard).
CHRISTINE ROWLAND (Additional Costume Design) was head of costume for the Royal Shakespeare Company and resident costume supervisor at the National Theatre. For Cameron Mackintosh: Carousel (London, NY, Tokyo), Oliver! (London, U.S. tour, Australia), The Witches of Eastwick (London, Australia), My Fair Lady (London, U.S. tour), Mary Poppins (London, NY, U.S. tour, Australia, Holland), Betty Blue Eyes (London), The Phantom of the Opera (U.K. tour, U.S. tour), Les Miz (Japan, South Korea, Australia, Brazil, Broadway, U.K. tour, U.S. tour, Spain, Canada). Other musicals: Gypsy (NY), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London, NY).
PAUL WILLS (Additional Costume Design, Costume Design Consultant) is
a critically acclaimed British Stage and Costume Designer. His designs can be seen in the West End and Internationally. Work includes: The Clinic (The Almeida); The Steward of Christendom (Gate Theatre); The Monstrous Child (The Royal Opera House); An Enemy of The People (Theatre Cocoon, Tokyo); Anna Christie (Donmar Warehouse) and King Lear with Sir Ian McKellen (West End) which was nominated for Best Revival at the Olivier Awards in 2019.
GEOFFREY GARRATT (Musical Staging). Trained at Bird Theatre College in London. Associate choreographer on Mary Poppins (London); Miss Saigon (Broadway, U.K. tour, Korea, Australia); Oliver! (London, Australia, Holland, Toronto, U.K., U.S. tours); Witches of Eastwick (London, Australia); South Pacific (National Theatre); Hey, Mr. Producer! (London, U.S.). Choreographic credits include Little Shop of Horrors, Blues in the Night and A Doll’s House for West Yorkshire Playhouse; Jack and the Beanstalk (Barbican); and Fascinating Aida (U.K. tour and West End). Performed in Cats, Martin Guerre, Fiddler on the Roof, Matador, West Side Story, Mister Cinders and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
MICHAEL ASHCROFT (Musical Staging). Movement director: Henry V (MGC), Dirty Dancing (Playful Productions), The Power of Yes (RNT), Resurrection Blues (Old Vic), Life Is a Dream (Donmar), The Blue Room (West End). RSC (associate artist): Hamlet, Richard III, Othello, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Antony and Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, The Tempest, Merry Wives the Musical, Macbeth, Richard II. Film: Hamlet, Richard II, Henry IV
FINN ROSS (Projection Realization) has won two Oliviers, a Tony and three Drama Desk awards. Recent Theatre: Back to the Future (West End); Les Misérables (West End); Sweet Charity (Donmar/Broadway); Mean Girls (Broadway), Bat Out of Hell (West End/International), Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (West End/Broadway), Curious Incident... (Broadway/West End/ Tour).
59 PRODUCTIONS (Projections Realization). Led by Leo Warner, Mark Grimmer and Lysander Aston along with director of animation, Peter Stenhouse, 59 productions is a film and anew media production company with specialized in filmmaking and integrating the moving image into live performance. Theater projects include Waves (National Theatre/ Schauspiel Holn) and Les Misérables (Cameron Mackintosh/world tour). Opera include 125th Anniversary Gala, Doctor Atomic (Met Opera/ENO), Satyagraha (ENO/Met Opera), Al Gran Sole Carico d’Amore (Salzburg Festival). Dance includes Invitus Invitam, The Goldberg Project (Royal Ballet) and Dorian Gray (Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures). Live Music includes the set and video design for Icelandic singer Jónsi (Sigur Rós). Short film includes the multi-awardwinning A Family Portrait and The HalfLight. fiftynineproductions.co.uk
JOHN CAMERON (Original Orchestrations) arranged the Orchestral Score for all the original productions of Les Misérables, Paris, London, Broadway, the Symphonic recordings, Concert, 10th Anniversary and 2006 Queen’s Theatre versions. As a composer his extensive film and television film score credits include the Academy Award-nominated A Touch of Class and the Emmy-nominated “Path to 9-11.” John co-composed Zorro the Musical,
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nominated for an Olivier Award for Best New Musical 2009. Other arranging credits include Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
STEPHEN METCALFE (New Orchestrations). For the past 19 years, Stephen has been Head Of Music at Cameron Mackintosh Ltd. Productions include Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, Mary Poppins, My Fair Lady, Avenue Q, Hair, Betty Blue Eyes, Barnum, The Witches of Eastwick, and Half A Sixpence Stephen produced the cast albums of Les Misérables (25th anniversary), Oliver! (London), Mary Poppins (Australia), Miss Saigon (London, Holland), Betty Blue Eyes (London) and Half A Sixpence. He orchestrated and produced the soundtrack albums for the Universal Pictures film of Les Misérables, for which he was nominated for a Grammy Award.
CHRISTOPHER JAHNKE (New Orchestrations). Orchestrations: Porgy and Bess (2012 Tony nomination), Heart And Lights (2014 Radio City), Legally Blonde, Cry Baby, Grease (2007 Revival), Do You Hear the People Sing? (Symphonic arena tour of Boublil/Schönberg), Dessa Rose, A Man of No Importance, Tom Jones (Stiles/ Leigh), Chasing Nicolette, Not Wanted on the Voyage (Bartram/Hill), Just So (Stiles/ Drewe). Music Producer/Music Supervisor of Memphis. Assistant to William David Brohn: Ragtime, Sweet Smell of Success, The Witches of Eastwick, Mary Poppins, Wicked
STEPHEN BROOKER (New Orchestrations, Musical Supervisor). Conductor/musical director: Les Misérables film. Supervisor: Les Misérables (NY, London, Tokyo), Half a Sixpence, Barnum, Oliver!, Mary Poppins, Miss Saigon, Cats, My Fair Lady, The Secret Garden, South Pacific, Chess, The Woman in White, Saturday Night Fever, The Phantom of the Opera. Conductor: symphonies and choirs worldwide including Royal Choral Society for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Composer: Walt Disney, Coca-Cola, Ford Motors, BMW cars, Jaguar Cars. Produced recordings of Les Misérables, Oliver!, Mary Poppins, South Pacific. Conducted the 85th Academy Awards.
JAMES MOORE (Musical Supervisor). Broadway: Miss Saigon, On the Town, Gigi, Follies, South Pacific, Ragtime, Steel Pier, Company. National Tours: The Producers; Kiss Me, Kate; Crazy for You; And the World Goes ‘Round – The Songs of Kander and Ebb. Regional: Signature Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, Paper Mill, The Muny. Symphonic: Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra of St. Luke’s, The Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra, The Santa Barbara Symphony. Recordings: On the Town, Follies. Education: Master and Bachelor of Music degrees from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.
TREVOR NUNN and JOHN CAIRD (Adaptors). Trevor Nunn joined the RSC in 1964 and in 1968 was made the company’s youngest ever Artistic Director. He was responsible for running it until retiring from the post in 1986. From 1997-2003, he was director of the National Theatre. Trevor has worked extensively in theatre, opera and musical theatre. John Caird is a freelance director, librettist and writer working worldwide in theatre, opera and musical theatre – at the National Theatre, the RSC (Honorary Associate Director) and at the Royal Dramatic Theatre Stockholm (Principal Guest Director). Theatre Craft, his encyclopedic book about directing, is published by Faber. Together, John and
Trevor directed Nicholas Nickleby (five Tony Awards), JM Barrie’s Peter Pan and the original Les Misérables (eight Tonys).
JEAN-MARC NATEL (Original French Text) was born in 1942. He studied art at the Beaux Arts in Toulon before turning to poetry and has published two volumes of his poems. In 1968 he moved to Paris where he met Alain Boublil, who introduced him to songwriting with the daunting task of co-writing the lyrics for Les Misérables. Since then, he has written songs for a variety of artists and, recently, some of his poetry has been set to music by Franck Pourcel.
JAMES FENTON (Additional Material) has worked as a political and literary journalist, drama critic and war correspondent. He won the Newdigate Prize for Poetry, was made Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 1983, Professor of Poetry at Oxford from 1994 to 1999 and awarded the Queen’s Medal for Poetry in 2007. Libretti include Haroun and the Sea Stories (New York City Opera). Plays include Pictures at an Exhibiton (Young Vic) and Orphan of Zhao (RSC, ACT).
COREY AGNEW (Associate Director) Corey is happy to be back with Les Misérables. Favorite credits include: Les Misérables (Associate and Resident Director - Mexico, Toronto, Australia, U.S. Tours), Matilda (Deputy-Associate and Resident Director - South Korea, Toronto, U.S. National Tour), Mary Poppins (Associate, Resident and Children’s Director - Broadway, Australian Premier, 1st and 2nd U.S. Tours), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Resident Director - Toronto), Original Kids (Artistic Director), Agnew Acting Studio (Artistic Director), The Sunshine Boys (Soulpepper Theatre), Robin Hood (Ross Petty Productions), Phantom of the Opera (Theatre Sheridan).
JESSE ROBB (Musical Staging Associate). An honors graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Robb’s career covers a wide variety of work including Broadway, Cirque Du Soleil, Disney, Momix, Prime Video, RWS Entertainment Group, Opera Philadelphia, and Turner Classic Movies. Broadway: Associate Choreographer: Miss Saigon and The Cher Show. Additional Credits: Miss Saigon (co-staged Tony Awards Broadcast performance, North American Tour, Vienna); Stratford Festival of Canada, Theatre Calgary, Ogunquit Playhouse, The 5th Avenue Theatre, The Ordway, The Cape Playhouse, The Berkshire Theatre Festival, and the North Shore Playhouse among others. jesserobb.com
KYLE TIMSON (Resident Director/Dance Captain) is thrilled to continue working on Les Misérables after 5 years and close to 2,000 performances in the touring company. BFA University of Michigan. When Kyle is not directing or performing, he is working as a theatre educator with a special focus on financial literacy for arts workers. More at kylertimson.com. Love to family, friends and Lily. For Baba.
GLENN ALEXANDER II (Music Director/ Conductor). Broadway: Aladdin (Keyboard). Regional: Paper Mill Playhouse. National Tour: Anastasia (Music Director). Symphonic: Atlanta Symphony, American Composers Orchestra, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Chicago Sinfonietta, Symphony of Southeast Texas, NYU Symphony Orchestra. TV: “American Symphony” (Netflix). Collaborations: Jon Batiste, Infinity Song, Tamar-kali, Waffle House.
STEFAN MUSCH (Wigs, Hair and Make-up Designer). Theatre: The Phantom of the Opera (London, 25th Anniversary, U.K. Tour, International), Les Misérables (London, Staged Concert, International), Miss Saigon, Shrek (London, International), King Lear (Chichester, London). London: An American in Paris, Frozen: The Play, Lady Windermere’s Fan, The Book of Mormon, Hairspray, Gone with the Wind, Wicked, Lord of the Rings. Germany: Disney’s Aida, Elisabeth, Tabaluga and Lili, Cats (also 1st National Tour). Film: Young Woman and the Sea, Spencer, Maleficent, Cinderella, Flawless, The Merchant of Venice. Events: Royal Variety Show (2014, 2016), Her Majesty’s the Queen Platinum Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace. U.K. Theatre Trust Award for Outstanding Achievement in Wigs and Make-Up.
JOHN MILLER (Musical Coordinator). Over 140 Broadway shows, including: Death of a Salesman, A Beautiful Noise, MJ-The Musical, Mrs. Doubtfire, Ain’t Too Proud, Tina—The Tina Turner Musical, Oklahoma!, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Waitress and Jersey Boys Musician (bass): Leonard Cohen, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Bette Midler, Peter, Paul and Mary, Eric Clapton, Frank Sinatra, Bette Midler. johnmillerbass.com
LEIGH ZIMMERMAN (Intimacy Director) is an Olivier Award-winning entertainment professional with 30+ years of experience in live theater, film, and TV in the US and UK. Leigh specializes in consent-based, trauma-informed practices for staged intimacy and as an Artistic Mental Health Practitioner to support the wellbeing of all artists. leighzimmerman.com
BOND THEATRICAL (Tour Booking, Marketing & Publicity) is an independentlyowned theatrical booking, marketing and publicity company representing award-winning Broadway shows and live entertainment properties. BOND connects artists and audiences by forming strategic, authentic and profitable partnerships between producers and presenters across North America. For a complete list of current projects, please visit BondTheatrical.com.
STEVEN SCHNEPP (Tour Booking and Marketing Consultant) has worked for Cameron Mackintosh’s North American touring productions for more than three decades. He is proud to continue to be associated with the world’s most popular musical. BBONYC.com
THE TRC COMPANY (Casting). Led by partners Claire Burke, Kevin MetzgerTimson, Xavier Rubiano, and Peter Van Dam. Broadway: Dead Outlaw, BOOP! The Musical, Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends, Buena Vista Social Club, Death Becomes Her, Left on Tenth, The Outsiders, SIX, Aladdin. National Tours: The Phantom Of The Opera, Water for Elephants, Beauty & The Beast, The Wiz, Back to the Future, Mamma Mia!. The TRC Company is proud to continue the casting legacy of Tara Rubin Casting and Johnson-Liff Casting.
CHRIS DANNER (Company Manager). National Tour: The Band’s Visit, Dear Evan Hansen, The Lion King, Kinky Boots, Newsies, Once, 50 Shades, The Addams Family, 9 to 5, Legally Blonde, The Color Purple, My Fair Lady, Blue Man Group, The Light in the Piazza, Annie, Oliver!, Cover Girls, Blue’s Clues Live! & David Copperfield. A proud DeMolay.org Advisor. @dannerontour
ELLE AGHABALA (Associate Company Manager) Tours: Annie, To Kill A Mockingbird. Regional: Hairspray, Avenue Q, Phantom, Blue Man Group, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Eclipsed, A Raisin In The Sun, November, Harmony, The Revisionist
KENNETH J. DAVIS (Production Stage Manager). Highlights include: 10 Broadway Tours and launching 6 new Norwegian Cruise Line ships. From The Lion King to Chicago, Spamalot to Hairspray, Kenneth is honored to carry on the legacy of this masterpiece.
TARA TOLAR-PAYNE (Stage Manager). Touring: Annie, Girl From the North Country, Jesus Christ Superstar. PreBroadway: Frozen. Regional: Asolo Rep, Phamaly Theatre. Endless gratitude for her loved ones for their support.
JOHN N. FORTUNATO (Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to join the Les Misérables National Tour! Broadway: Mr. Saturday Night. Off-Broadway: Mindplay, Exception to the Rule. Tours: The Kite Runner, The Hip Hop Nutcracker, Bat Out of Hell, and others. Ithaca College Alum. Proud AEA member.
GENTRY & ASSOCIATES, INC. (General Management) has managed nearly 250 National and International Touring theatrical productions over the past 25 years.
SETH SKLAR-HEYN (Executive Producer) has served as Executive Producer for Cameron Mackintosh Inc. for North American projects since 2013, working on all recent Broadway and touring productions of The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, and Miss Saigon. In 2021, Seth directed the new production of The Phantom of the Opera that reopened the recently renamed His Majesty’s Theatre in London’s West End (based on Harold Prince’s original staging), as well as the 2022 Australian premiere of Cameron Mackintosh’s new production of The Phantom of the Opera at the Sydney Opera House (based on Laurence Connor’s original staging). Graduate of Vassar College.
TRINITY WHEELER (Executive Producer). Broadway: 1776 (dirs. Diane Paulus and Jeffrey Page), Les Misérables. National Tours: The Great Gatsby, The Sound of Music (dir. Jack O’Brien), 1776, Les Misérables, Peter Pan (dir. Lonny Price), A Beautiful Noise, Hairspray, Once on This Island, Waitress, The SpongeBob Musical, Chicago, Finding Neverland, Dirty Dancing, Bullets Over Broadway, Elf the Musical, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, The Royal National Theatre production of Oklahoma!, The Wedding Singer, The Producers, The Wizard of Oz, The Phantom of the Opera, Mary Poppins, Young Frankenstein (dir. Susan Stroman) and Rent starring Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp. Love to Alan for everything. @trinityonbroadway
NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS (Producer). Current and upcoming productions include A Beautiful Noise, Beetlejuice, The Book of Mormon, Boop! The Musical, Buena Vista Social Club, The Great Gatsby, Les Misérables, Life of Pi, Mark Twain Tonight!, Cameron Mackintosh presents Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, The Sound of Music, Water for Elephants and The Wiz. networkstours.com
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Credits
Rigging and Lighting Equipment supplied by Christie Lites; Video Projection supplied by 4Wall; Sound Equipment supplied by Sound Associates; Set, Show control and scenic motion control featuring stage command systems ® by PRGScenic Technologies, a division of Production Resource Group, L.L.C., New Windsor, NY; Scenic Construction by Global Scenic; Costumes constructed by Eric Winterling, Arnold Levine Millinery, Arel Studios, Timberlake Studios, Dyenamix, Parsons-Meares, Ltd., Montana Leatherworks, Stiefelwerks, Mad Tailor LLC, John Schneeman Studio; Wigs by Atelier Perru, The Netherlands. Weapons and Torches by J&M Special Effects.
Rehearsed at Gibney Dance Center, New York Special Thanks to Playhouse Square, Cleveland, OH; Gina M. Vernaci, President & CEO Insurance Broker Services EPIC Entertainment & Sports Financial Services and banking arrangements by Flagstar Bank N.A. Online: LesMiz.com
The use of any recording device, either audio or video, and the taking of photographs, either with or without flash, is strictly prohibited.
The Actors and Stage Managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
All stage work performed by employees represented by IATSE.
UNITED SCENIC ARTISTS represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.
The Musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada. The Director and Choreographer are members of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, an independent national labor union. The Press Agents, Company and House Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers. This production is produced by a member of The Broadway League in collaboration with our professional union-represented employees.
STAFF FOR LES MISÉRABLES
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
Seth Sklar-Heyn Trinity Wheeler
GENERAL MANAGEMENT
Gregory Vander Ploeg
Amanda Lenti
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
NETworks Presentations
Jason Juenker
Hector Guivas
COMPANY MANAGER
Chris Danner
Associate Company Manager Elle Aghabala
TOUR BOOKING, MARKETING & PUBLICITY BOND THEATRICAL bondtheatrical.com
Temah Higgins Mollie Mann DJ Martin
Marc Viscardi Wendy Roberts
Jenny Bates
BOOKING & OPERATIONS
Mary K. Witte Madison St. Amour Laura Rizzo
Jesse Daniels Kolten Bell Jordan Ivezaj
MARKETING & PUBLICITY
Tony Joy Anne Simendinger
Melissa Cohen, Alexandra De La Cerda, Caroline Frawley, Bridget Gross, Steph Kelleher, Deborah Mann, Harrison Mootoo, Scotland Newton, Elisabeth Reyes, Linda Stewart, Katelyn Wenkoff
TOUR BOOKING & MARKETING CONSULTANT BBO
Steven Schnepp CASTING
The TRC Company
Claire Burke CSA, Kevin Metzger-Timson CSA, Xavier Rubiano CSA, Peter Van Dam CSA, Tara Rubin CSA, Merri Sugarman CSA, Louis DiPaolo CSA, Spencer Gualdoni CSA, Olivia Paige West CSA, Frankie Ramirez CSA
U.S. ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR COREY AGNEW
U.K. MUSICAL SUPERVISOR STEPHEN BROOKER
U.S. MUSICAL SUPERVISOR JAMES MOORE
U.S. MUSICAL STAGING ASSOCIATE JESSE ROBB
RESIDENT DIRECTOR KYLE TIMSON
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER KENNETH J. DAVIS
Stage Manager Tara Tolar-Payne
Assistant Stage Manager John N. Fortunato
Assistant Dance Captain Ashley Dawn Mortensen
Fight Director Joe Bostick
Intimacy Director .................................. Leigh Zimmerman
Voice Consultant Liz Caplan
U.K. Associate Scenic Designer
U.S. Associate Scenic Designer
David Harris
Christine Peters
Costume Design Associate Laura Hunt
U.S. Costume Supervisor
Sam Fleming
Wigs, Hair and Make-up Designer Stefan Musch
U.K. Hair and Wig Coordinator
Amy Kinsey
U.K. Associate Lighting Designer Ben Jacobs
U.S. Associate Lighting Designer Karen Spahn
Lighting Programmer
Alyssa Eilbott
U.K. Associate Sound Designer Nic Gray
Production Electrician
Olivia Doniphan
Production Sound Josh Hummel
Associate Projection Designers
Music Coordinator
Assistant to John Miller
Keyboard Programming
Head Carpenter
Simon Harding, Jonathon Lyle
John Miller
Jennifer Coolbaugh
Stuart Andrews
Automation Carpenter.............................
Assistant Carpenter
Flyman
Adam Randall
Zane Whitmore
Ziggy Renner
John White
Head Electrician Noah Dalton
Assistant Electricians
Head Sound Engineer
Assistant Audio
Head Properties
Assistant Properties
Advance Rigger/Crew Swing
Assistant Wardrobe Jennifer Thoele
Wig/Hair Supervisor Madison Guidroz
Assistant Hair and Makeup Sara Jane Palmer
Child Guardian/Teacher Jessica Balun
Crew Swing Jack Booth
Casting Associate Spencer Gualdoni, CSA
Production Assistants Carson Gantt, Emily Huber, Emily Korn, Sam Kronhaus, Tiffanie Lane, Jess Levine
Rehearsal Pianist
Rebecca Brissette, Hannah Kramer
Mark Dulac
Amanda Rosland
Will Barrios
Laura Rin
Carson Ayres
Head Wardrobe Karissa Toutloff
Danny Percefull
Tutoring Services On Location Education
Physical Therapy Consultant Carolyn Lawson, NEURO Tour
Accounts Payables & Receivables Clerk Lisa Loveless
Sr. Director, Booking & Engagements Amanda Laird
Directors, Booking & Engagements Stacey Burns, Colin Byrne
Booking Assistant Lily Flippen
Director of Sales Zach Stevenson
Director of Marketing Heather Hess
Sr. Director/
General Management Gregory Vander Ploeg
General Managers Madeline McCluskey, Rebecca Shubart Steven Varon-Moore
Associate General Manager ................ Amanda Lenti, Shira Wolf
Sr. Director/
Production Management Jason Juenker
Sr. Production Manager Hector Guivas
Production Managers Matthew Reardon, Alex Williams
Associate
Production Manager
Aimeé Mangual Pagán
Technical Director pesci
Production Coordinator Gina Boccolucci
Asset Manager / Rentals Richard Haug
Director of Operations Pearce Landry-Wegener
Workers Compensation Coordinator Kayla Rooplal
People Operations/Payroll Manager Sara Clayton
Executive Assistant Isabella Schiavon
Office Manager Deandra Harris
Adminstrative Assistant Aidan Herman
Music Coordinator John Mezzio
INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS
Each season, CAPA relies upon generous gifts to bring world-class artists and programming to our stages and beyond. These partnerships help CAPA provide vital performing arts education and engagement to our community. We are honored to recognize the individuals and families that support CAPA every day that make our work possible. We are grateful for their commitment to the arts in our community.
Listed below are the combined gifts that were received between July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025.
If we inadvertently omitted your name, please accept our sincere apologies. For a complete list of donors, please visit capa.com
$10,000+
Nick & Donna Akins ❖
The David and Elisa McCurdy Donor Advised Fund ❖✷✐
The DiMarco Family Fund of The Columbus Foundation ❖✐ In Honor of David & Mo Meuse
Jane & Michael J. Endres ❖✷
Larry & Marion Fisher ❖❤✷✐
Joe & Lori Hamrock ❖
Donna & Larry James ❖✷
Mike & Linda Kaufmann ❖❤
Monica & Doug Kridler ❖✷
Mary Lipinsky ❖
The Marilyn M. Scanlan Irrevocable Trust ❖
Jane & John McCoy ❖✷
Joan & Steve Parrish ❖
Liz Riley ❖✐
The Riley Family Foundation ❖✐
The Schoedinger Family ❖
Don & Teckie Shackelford ❖✷
Bob & Peggy Walter ❖✷ In Honor of Mr. John Finn
The Robert J. Weiler Company ❖✐
Scott Whitlock ❖✷
Anonymous ❖
$5,000–$9,999
John Beeler ❖✐
William & Christy Cooper ❖
The DeeDee & Herb Glimcher Philanthropic Fund ❖
John & Bebe Finn ❖
T.R. & Sara Gross ❖✷
Brian & Amanda Huprich ❖
The Karen F. Lane Fund of The Columbus Foundation ❖
The Largent Family Private Foundation Trust ❖
Ann & Michael E. LaRocco ❖
In Honor of David & Mo Meuse
Karen Hough Majidzadeh & Todd Majidzadeh ❖❤✷✐
In Memory of Mary Lee Cobb Hedrick
Mary Beth & Luke McCormick ❖✐
John McEwen ❖
Melanie Murray ❖
Ann & Ron Pizzuti ❖✷
Linda & Michael Stickney ❖❤✷
Melinda & Chad Whittington ❖❤✷✐
Lisa & Ronald Wilson ❖
Scott & Elizabeth Wise ❖
Anonymous (2) ❖
$2,500–$4,999
The Carroll Family ❖❤
Amy & Josh Corna ❖❤✷
Meredith & Jay Crane ❖
Kirsten Dell ❖
In Memory of Rusty Bell
Sandy Doyle-Ahern & Michael Ahern ❖
Trey & Lynne Dye ❖
In Honor of David & Mo Meuse
Cindi Englefield & Dave Kaylor ❖
Elisabeth Evan ❖
Michael & Mollie Ezzie ❖❤
The Hattie & Robert Lazarus Fund of The Columbus Foundation ❖
Ann & Tom Hoaglin ❖✷
Jill Jeffrey Kingsley ❖✷
David Kundert ❖
In Honor of David & Mo Meuse
The Lurie Family Charitable Fund of The Columbus Foundation ❖
The Lynnda & Steven Davis Family Foundation ❖❤✷
Doug & Cookie McIntyre ❖✷
Kimberly & Marc Minor ❖❤✷
Ohlinger Publishing Services ❖
Alicia & Greg Overmyer ❖
Edwin & Mary Jane Overmyer ❖✷
Curt & Peggy Robson ❖
Kathleen Lach & Dan Rowan ❖❤✷
Matt & Cathy Satterwhite ❖❤✷
Amy & Alan Shore ❖
The Susan Tomasky & Ronald Ungvarsky Family Foundation ❖✷
Kara J. Trott & Robert Philips ❖✷
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Wolfe, Jr. ❖
Laura & Jeff Yaroma ❖❤✷
Mary Yerina & Bob Redfield ❖✷
Anonymous ❖
$1,200–$2,499
Robert Allen & Diane Weaver
George S. Barrett ✷
Trudy Bartley
Carroll & Joe Bowman ✷
Steven Brechter
Nicole & Christopher Callam ❤
Mark & Mindy Corna ✷
Kristina & Matthew Daiker ❤
David English ❤
In Memory of Blair & Jone English
The David Feinberg & Felicia Franco-Feinberg Charitable Fund
James B. Ford, D.D.S. ✷
Robert Fry & Janice Quatman ✷
Babette Gorman & Jack Buckingham ✷
Debra & Duncan Griffin ❤
Mr. & Mrs. William Guy ✷
Richard Helmreich ❤
Stephen Ifeduba & Terrilyn W. Ifeduba ❤
Lisa Ingram & Greg Guy
The James Mohr Charitable Fund
Scott & Kimberly Jones ✷
Mary & Thomas Katzenmeyer ✷
In Honor of Patricia Eshman & William Steele
The Kent Johnson & Gillian Thomson Fund
Mary G. & C. Robert Kidder ✷
Tom Krouse ❤
Drs. Scott Kurzer & Shu Wang
Ray & Kemberly Lang In Memory of Kenneth E. Meiners
T. Earl LeVere, Esq ❤
Bailey Massari ✷
Sally Jeffrey ONeil
Cindy G. Owens ✷
Angela Pace ❤
Ann & Jack Ruscilli ✷
Marcy & Jonathan Schaffir ✷
Michael & Laure Schoedinger ❤
Jane & Tim Stehle
Holly & Sean Stokes ❤
Nancy Strause
Stephanie & Dr. Ronald M. Taddeo
Sheldon & Rebecca Taft ✷
In Memory of Frances Smith Rinehart
Linda & Rainer Teufel
Dr. Jeff Vasiloff
Cynthia & Dr. Steven Wanamaker
Julie & Jeff Wilkins ✷
Anonymous $600–$1,199
Carol Andreae & James Garland
George & Vanessa Arnold
Ashley & Judith Bird
Andre & Jennifer Bondurant
Mel & Audrey Bornstein
Barbara Brandt ✷
The C. John & Flo Ann Easton Family Fund
Cap Clegg
Karen Conner ✷ In Memory of Bill Conner
Tony & Doug Crabill
Dr. Patricia A. Cunningham
In Memory of Dr. Craig R. Hassler
Mike & Sharon Curtin
Jon & Anne Davis
Elfi Di Bella ✷ In Honor of Patricia Eshman & William Steele
Ric Dillon ✷
Heather & Brian DiMasi
(White of Dublin Bridal Boutique)
In Honor of David & Mo Meuse
Amy Gleason
Robin & Peter Hersha
Steven W. Hillyer
Kevin & Laurie Hommema
Charles & Lisa Howe
Frederick M. & Judith K. Isaac
Lauerhass Architecture
Jeff & Wendy Luedke
William J. & Donna McGraw III
James & Joni Medsker
Malcolm & Barbara Mogren ❤✷
Julia Noulin-Mérat & Patrick McGovern ✷
Dan & Jennifer Overmyer
Toshia Safford ❤
Dr. Philip & Mrs. Elizabeth Samuels
Scott Schiff
Paul & Dianne Schmeling
Joyce Schoedinger
The Revs. Bruce & Susan Smith
R. Tyler Stant
Allison H. Steiner & Ryan J. Harding ✷
In Honor of David & Mo Meuse
Ralph & Joan Talmage
Lynn & John Vottero
Charlotte A. Yates
In Memory of Allan J. Yates
Barbara & Bob Young
Anonymous (6)
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