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Chromolume Theatre’s name comes from the Stephen Sondheim/James Lapine musical, Sunday in the Park with George, about an artist struggling to make art meaningful in 19th Century France. Chromolume Theatre was founded by two struggling artists in 2003 with its primary mission to present the American musical on an intimate level in an entertaining, intellectually stimulating and emotionally satisfying way. With growth and change, Chromolume Theatre’s mission has evolved with a new dedication to presenting Broadway’s forgotten gems and off-Broadway’s undiscovered treasured, and shining a light on productions that deserve a second look. Chromolume Theatre also provides opportunity for artists to shine who have not had such an opportunity in the past, as well as a dedication to diverse and multi-cultural casts and crews.

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Zanna Don’t

Book, Music, and Lyrics by Tim Actio
Additional Book and Lyrics by Alexander Dinelaris

january 13 – february 5, 2017
chromolume theatre

Welcome to Heartsville High, set in a world where everyone is gay–well, almost everyone! The big-man-on-campus is the chess champion, and the captain of the football team is made cool by being cast as the lead in the school musical. The students write a controversial show called “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” about straight people in the military, which becomes the catalyst for a young man and woman to fall in love. Enter Zanna, a magical, musical fairy who, with a wave of his wand, brings true love to one and all!

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Jason Bornstein, Zanna

 

Jason Bornstein is a Los Angeles native, having grown up in the slums of Sherman Oaks. Jason loves high-belting, RuPaul’s Drag Race, stand-up comedy, and religious history. In 2012, he graduated from UCSB with a B.A. in Psychology. Most recently, he appeared in The Second City’s Candidate Confessions. Other recent credits include Elphaba in his shower’s production of Wicked, Male #1 in his car’s production of Can You Belt That High On The 405?, and Disgruntled Neighbor in Hey, Can You Put Your Dog On A Leash So They Won’t Attack My Dog?: A Musical Revue of All The Curse Words in the English Language. Other Theater: Paint Your Wagon (Downey CLO), Fiddler on the Roof (Kentwood), Rent (ECC), Orange is the New Musical (Kefi). Film: Wall of Flesh. Jason would like to dedicate this show to those unable to come out, those too afraid to, and those whom still live in fear. “I never thought of myself as depressed so much as paralyzed by hope.” – Maria Bamford jasonbornstein.comFacebook.com/jasonryanbornstein.

Jacob Zelonky, Steve

 

Jacob Zelonky, AEA, is thrilled to be part of Zanna Don’t! Jacob is a graduating senior at Van Nuys High School where he is a member of the Vannaires vocal jazz a cappella ensemble and the Dance Company. Jacob spent two years performing as Michael in the US National Broadway Tour of Billy Elliot the Musical. He thanks his parents, siblings, the people at Chromolume, and J.K. Rowling for their support.

Jillian Easton, Kate

 

Jillian is thrilled to be returning to Chromolume for Zanna Don’t. A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, credits include originating the roles of Lucille in The Count of Monte Cristo The Musical, lead Juliette in City of Light (2015 ASCAP Selection), Nora Rodriguez in the world premiere The Baby Project, as well as lead Vivian in the original musical Siamese Sex Show this past November. Other favorite credits include Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey II), Grease (Rizzo), The Importance of Being Earnest (Cecily), The Sound of Music (Baroness Elsa), and Putting It Together (Woman #2 u/s) right here at Chromolume. Grateful for Yael and Mom for all the support, and Anthony at DDO. www.JillianEaston.com.

Everjohn Feliciano, Mike

 

Everjohn Feliciano is elated to be back at Chromolume and to be joining the cast of Zanna, Don’t! His last production with Chromolume was Edges by Pasek and Paul, playing Man 2 in the Hollywood Fringe Festival, and Man 1 right here at Chromolume Theatre. Most recently, he was seen as a guest star with the Long Beach Symphony, Max in Andrew Lippa’s Wild Party, Theo in American Idiot, and Man 2 in the world premiere of The Max Factor Factor. Other credits include: General Hospital (TV), Scarlet Letter: The Musical (reading), RentCabaretPippin, as well as numerous shows he’s joined his friends in, including the annual Apple Sisters Holidoozy Christ-mess Special. Outside of performance, Everjohn loves to play tennis, go on hikes, cook, and laugh with friends. A special thanks to the three F’s (family, friends, and fans – grateful forever and always), the crew and cast of Zanna, Don’t!, and to James, Lauren, Nance, and everyone else involved in keeping theatre alive at Chromolume!

Vanessa Magula, Roberta

 

Vanessa Magula is so excited to make her LA theatre debut in this crazy show! She recently graduated from UCLA, where she performed in Legally Blonde (Vivienne Kensington), In the Heights (Vanessa), RENT (Seasons of Love Soloist/Woman With Bags), and Thoroughly Modern Millie (Muzzy Van Hossmere). All the love and gratitude to her ridiculously supportive friends, HOOLIGAN Theatre at UCLA, and the creative team at Chromolume Theatre.

Ken Maurice Purnell, Tank

 

Ken Maurice hails from the Eastern Shore of Maryland as a singer, songwriter, actor, screenwriter, and director. Ken has participated in many plays, musicals and revues; from ones like Les Miserables portraying Thenardier, Into the Woods portraying Jack, as well as, taking on the role of Michael Jackson in a Motown Revue. Ken, also played the character of Oswald in William Shakespeare’s King Lear, in which he earned the high honor of “The Comedic Fool Performance Award”. Most recently, Ken appeared in Lost the Musical as Michael. Ken has also filmed test pilot shows for HBO and A&E. And has filmed an independent sci-fi film entitled Safaar which came out in 2013. Ken was also a lead actor in Iconic Dreams Entertainment, Ghetto Dreams a short Film for, the Rapper/Actor, Common’s “Ghetto Dreams” Contest. In this Global Contest of over 40 entries worldwide, a 4th placed finished was gained. Ken has gained many awards and many honors, from the Male Vocalist Award with the National Choral School. Ken not only is an actor, but is also an emerging screenwriter, look for his work, in the 2017 film circuit, as he tentatively begins production on one of his first shoots. Ken Maurice’s latest projects were portraying Kanye West in Todrick Hall’s Pop-Star High Web Series, and as well as, Ezell from the Friday Franchise, in the Friday, the Web-Series.

Lilly Elliott, Candi

 

Lilly is thrilled to be performing for the first time with Chromolume Theatre! She is a proud native of her sweet home, Alabama, and after being in a New York state of mind last year, she has finally become a California gurl. Past Credits include: Bring It On (Skylar), Carrie (Carrie White), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Millie Dillmount), Happy Days (Pinkette), SHOUT! (Blue Girl), Bat Boy: The Musical (Shelley Parker), CATS (Sillibub), Dames at Sea (Dance Captain) and Carousel with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra in her hometown. Concerts as a vocal soloist: Jason Robert Brown in ConcertDavid Friedman in ConcertExceptional Foundation Benefit Concert (AL), We Own Glam – AIM Charity Dinner/Fashion Show and The Phantom of the Opera: The Music. Before moving to New York, Lilly was Assistant Competition Team Director at Performance Dance Company in Virginia Beach where she pushed Tap Dance as a necessary class, and still frequently returns as a guest choreographer.

Michael Angel, Buck

 

Michael is ecstatic to be making his Chromolume debut, in a show he has wanted to do for so long! Recent credits include: Urinetown (Officer Barrel), How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Grinch), The Wizard of Oz (Zeke/Lion), West Side Story (Diesel). When not performing, he is fortunate enough to call himself one of the managers at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre. Michael would like to thank his family and friends for their never-ending love and support, and YOU the audience…for supporting live theatre! “Be kind to one another” – Ellen DeGeneres

Christopher Tiernan, Steve u/s

 

Christopher Tiernan is excited to be joining the cast of Zanna, Don’t! as Steve. Recently you may have seen Chris at the Morgan Wixson Theatre as Peter in Peter and the Starcatcher and Chad in All Shook Up, or this summer as Robert in The Drowsy Chaperone with the Torrance Theatre Company. He would like to thank Lauren for approaching him with this opportunity, the cast of Zanna, Don’t! for welcoming him in, and his friends, family, coworkers, and Danny for all of their love and support.

Amy Segal, Kate u/s

 

Amy Segal was last seen in I’m Just Wild About Harry at Crown City Theatre, where she played the role of Katy. Other stage credits include Ruth/Carrie cover in Carrie the Killer Musical Experience, Minnie Fay in Hello, Dolly! and ensemble in Les Miserables. She can also be seen in the award-winning film The Love Witch. Amy is a graduate of AMDA LA (BFA Musical Theatre). @AmyESegal

 

Lauren J. Peters, Director, Scenic Design

 

Lauren J. Peters is very excited to be directing this production, her 11th production with Chromolume Theatre. Lauren recently directed Edges for Chromolume Theatre at the Hollywood Fringe Festival last year. Working in the musical theatre world for most of her life, Lauren has worked in a lot of areas on and off stage. From working with El Segundo’s Broadway In The Park in its inaugural year on the Advisory Committee, to working as the stage manager for over 15 years on numerous productions from the South Bay to Simi Valley. Working at Chromolume Theatre as the Managing Director Lauren has learned so much and continues to hone her craft in Musical Theatre. Delighted to be working with such a great cast and production team, Lauren hopes you all enjoy the show. As they have all come so far on this production together Lauren would like to give her amazing cast a huge shout out for their perseverance and immense professionalism. She would like to thank her Choreographer, Musical Director and Stage Manager for coming along side her on this crazy ride. And of course would like to thank her mom, Nance, her fiancee, Emily and her best friend Ksells for all of the support through the years.

Daniel Yokomizo, Musical Director

 

Daniel Yokomizo is thrilled to be working with Chromolume Theatre on his third professional show! He’s worked as music director for Chromolume previously, doing Songs For A New World and Edges, the latter of which was performed at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Daniel hopes you enjoy the show, take it to heart, and have a wonderful 2017!

Michael Marshak, Choreographer

 

From Philadelphia by way of Rhode Island, Michael studied theatre and chemistry at USC. He was last seen on Chromolume’s stage playing Mark in Altar Boyz. Having started his dance training at sixteen years old, Michael found a true passion for storytelling through the use of movement. Ballet quickly became a favorite as he trained in jazz, tap and dabbled in hip-hop. Michael works extensively on stage with Crown City Theatre in North Hollywood having recently appeared in Nosferatu and currently in I’m Just Wild About Harry. Past productions: Crown City’s The Fantasticks (Matt), A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum (Miles Gloriosus), Cabaret (Ernst, Emcee); San Diego Musical Theatre’s White Christmas (dance ensemble, quintet) and A Chorus Line (Mike), Sweeney Todd (Moonlight), Legally Blonde (Moonlight), A Chorus Line (Mark, Morgan Wixon Theatre), Sound of Music (3D Theatricals), The Real Love (Pasadena Civic Auditorium), Once Upon a Mattress (Cabrillo). On-Camera: Competent Charlatan Productions’ Bizaria short and webseries, Week Night Stands; as well as the part of Ronnie in the feature movie musical Waiting in the Wings: Still Waiting. This is Michael first full length musical he has ever choreographed and he couldn’t be more thrilled and grateful to Chromolume for giving him this opportunity! Given the current political climate, this musical is more important than ever to tell as we transition into a new phase and hopefully not lose sight of the progress we made. Enjoy! @michaeljmarchak “You’ve got talent. Don’t give up.”

Michael Mullen, Costume Design

 

Michael is excited to be working on this show! He has costumed such shows as The Boy From Oz (Ovation, Robby, and Broadway World nominations), Fugue (Ovation and Broadway World nominations), Sweeney Todd (Stage Raw nomination), American Idiot (TicketHolder Award), When Stars Align (Broadway World nomination), Dorian’s Descent (Broadway World nomination), Moon Over Buffalo (Broadway World nomination), God’s Gypsy (Broadway World nomination), Dreamgirls (Ovation Award, Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award, NAACP Theatre Award, LA Weekly Theatre Award, Broadway World Award). He has received such Stage SceneLA Awards as 2015-2016 Costume Designer Of The Year, 2014-2015 Costume Designer Extraordinaire, 2013-2014 Costume Design of The Year (Individual Production) for Dorian’s Descent, and 2012-2013 Costume Designer of The Year. He would like to thank everyone involved with Zanna Don’t, his friends and family, and you for coming to see it, mmmkay! :)

Richard Fong, Lighting Design

 

Richard is thrilled to be working with Chromolume Theatre again after previously working with them on Next Thing You Know and Songs For A New World last year. His devotion to theatre has led him to UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television where he currently studies under industry professionals. Hailing from the Bay Area, he has worked with Berkeley Repertory Theatre on their production of An Audience with Meow Meow, Contra Costa Civic Theatre’s production of La Cage aux Folles, and Ray of Light Theatre’s Heathers: The Musical. He aims to enrich his theatrical design career in the Los Angles area and hopes that he can bring something exciting to Zanna, Don’t!.

James Esposito, Sound Design

 

James is currently the V.P. of Operations at Chromolume Theatre. Sound design credits include Next Thing You KnowBirdPrezDo Lord Remember MeSecrets Every Smart Traveler Should KnowMerrily We Roll AlongCapsized FloatsamGreek TragedyMusical of Musicals, the MusicalAltar Boyz, and Strip, the latter of which he also directed. Scenic Design credits include the NAACP Award Winning production of Do Lord Remember Me and Love Songs – A Musical, both for Chromolume Theatre. He also directed last season’s production of Songs For A New World for Chromolume Theatre as well. On stage, his credits include Company (Bobby), City of Angels (Munoz), Two Gentlemen of Verona (Thurio), Forever Plaid (Sparky), Fiddler on the Roof (Twice!), Cinderella and Chess just to name a few.

Veronica Vasquez, Stage Manager

Mara most recently worked on A wrinkle in Time at the Sierra Madre Playhouse as both SM and ASM substitutes. She previously worked with Center Stage Opera as SM for Romeo et Juliette. Other past credits include Love Letters with Katherine Ross and Sam Elliot at the Malibu Playhouse, Bonnie and ClydeGentlemen Prefer BlondesDo I hear A Waltz? among other shows. She is excited to be working on Hello, Again.

Danielle Han, Assistant Stage Manager

 

This is Danielle’s first time assistant stage managing a production and working with a theatre company outside of school. She’s previously worked as a director on a 10-minute play (Iceberg to Nowhere) and a one-act play (Bang Bang You’re Dead), as well as acted in a one-act play (Elephants) at Valley College.

Ken Werther, Publicity


KEN WERTHER PUBLICITY has been a staple in the Los Angeles performing arts community since 1982. Public relations, producing, directing. As producer: All Your Hard WorkThe Good Boy; the Queer Classics productions of The Importance of Being Earnest and The Taming of the Shrew. Assistant director: Stop the World, I Want to Get Off (Musical Theatre Guild); The Women of Brewster Place (Celebration Theatre); The Woodsman (Coeurage Theatre Company). For a complete listing of PR activities, visit www.kenwerther.com.

Troy Dailey, Aaron

 

Troy Dailey enjoys walks on the beach, an Irish mule, and playing with all the doggies.  His first memory on stage is joining Van Halen during their Balance Tour. Introducing them in true rebel child fashion, he froze hearing the thunderous applause. Being carried offstage by a band member aside, it was love at first fright. Favorite roles: Archibald Craven (The Secret Garden), Beast (Beauty and the Beast), The Baker (Into the Woods). Troy dedicates today’s performance to his mother, who was always his biggest supporter.

Paloma Malfavon, Casey

 

Paloma Malfavón is excited to be making her Chromolume Theatre debut as Casey in the Los Angeles premiere of First Date at the Zephyr Theatre. She recently played Elle Woods in Legally Blonde at the El Portal Theatre, earning a SCENIE Award for Breakout Lead Performance. Other favorite roles include Rizzo in Grease and Wednesday Addams in The Addams Family. She would like to thank her family and friends for their endless love and encouragement.

Kendre Scott, Gabe

 

Kendre Scott is ready to help bring in the new era of Chromolume after their hiatus and kill it on stage doing the LA premiere of First Date: The Musical. He’d like to thank his wife Gina for always pushing him to perform and do what he loves. His previous roles include Jack Kelly (Newsies at CTG Santa Clarita), Audrey II (Little Shop of Horrors at ActingOut!), and Benny (In The Heights at Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center)   

Natalie Scott, Lauren

 

Natalie Scott is a Los Angeles-based actor and singer. After earning her BA in Theatre from Eastern Michigan University, she moved herself out to California where she’s performed on stages with Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, and Whoopi Goldberg. Favorite theatre credits include: Legally Blonde (EMU), Alice in Wonderland (Wilshire Ebell), and A Case of the Mondays (The Actors Group). She recently starred in the Christmas caper, Merry Heistmas, and is looking forward to continuing her training with The Groundlings this spring. ItsNatalieScott.com

Christopher Baker, Reggie

 

Christopher Baker, a Florida native, is excited to be part of First Date. He has performed in productions such as Rent at Chance Theatre, where he played Benny, and recently portrayed Jerry in ARENA: A House Music-al. Christopher is a passionate actor, constantly honing his craft at Baron Brown Studio, and looks forward to delivering a great performance.

Rachel Yoffe, Allison

 

Rachel is excited to be making her Chromolume debut! Rachel received her BA in Theatre from California State University, Northridge and some of her previous credits include: Sweeney Todd (Johanna), The Secret Garden (Lily), Spring Awakening (Martha), Evita (Mistress), The Drowsy Chaperone (Kitty), Legally Blonde (Vivienne U/S), Big Fish (Sandra), The Prom (Kaylee), Something Rotten (Portia U/S), Les Miserables (Cosette U/S), Elf (Jovie U/S). Enjoy the show!

Michael Angel, Waiter

 

Michael is extremely honored to be back at Chromolume Theatre, after having played Buck in Zanna, Don’t! back in 2017. Some past credits include Legally Blonde (Elle’s Dad/Ensemble), In the Heights (Domingo), Mamma Mia! (Eddie), Grease (Roger) and Elf (Store Manager). When he is not performing, you can catch him serving Theatre greatness in the Box Office at the Pantages Theatre! Thank you for supporting live theatre and enjoy the show!

Bonnie Joy Sludikoff, Grandma Ida

 

Bonnie Joy Sludikoff is thrilled to be returning to the stage after a nearly four year hiatus! These days Bonnie mostly works as a writer and activist/advocate, but she never turns down an opportunity to burst into song whether onstage or— let’s face it — literally anywhere else. Past favorite performances have included Songs For A New World (Woman 2), A Chorus Line (Bebe), Hair (Jeanie), The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas (Doatsy Mae), Godspell (Joanne), and six magical seasons singing at Disneyland Resort and other amazing venues with Mixed Company’s Tis The Season Handbell Carolers. Bonnie has also starred in four solo shows including The Magic Schoolbus: A Traumedy.  She is grateful for the opportunity to get back to the magical world of telling stories through song. www.BonnieJoySludikoff.com

Andreas Pantazis, Aaron u/s

 

Andreas Pantazis is grateful for the return of Chromolume Theatre and be apart of that. Just seen in Guys and Dolls with Altadena Music Theatre, Beauty and the Beast as Beast with Nocturne Theatre and as Gaston with Candlelight Pavilion/Inland Pacific Ballet. Other Credits: Les Miserables (Courfeyrac, u/s Marius) Regional Tour; Kiss Me Kate with Marina Del Rey Symphony; Home For The Holidays (Santa) Knott’s Berry Farm; Elf the Musical (u/s Santa, Greenway) Sierra Repertory Theatre; and Cinderella with 5 Star Theatricals. He’s thanks James, Jonny, Michael and talented cast for letting him share the stage with them. Big thanks to his family and friends, and you for your continuous support of LA theatre. IG: @Andreas.a.Pantazis

Olivia Leyva, Casey u/s

 

Olivia has a B.A. in English and a minor in Theater Arts from California Lutheran University. Her recent previous acting credits include In The Heights (Morgan-Wixson Theater) and The Prom (Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center). She’s also a director, playwright, and dramaturg around Los Angeles and Ventura counties. She hopes you have many fruitful first dates!  

James Esposito, Director, Scenic Design, Sound Design

 

James is thrilled to be back in the director’s chair after a six year hiatus. Directing credits include Dessa Rose (LA Premiere), Pacific Overtures (Stage Raw Winner for Best Musical), Songs For A New World and Strip. He is a founding member of Chromolume Theatre and is currently the V.P. of Operations. Sound Design credits include Dessa Rose, Pacific Overtures, Zanna, Don’t! just to name a few. Scenic Design credits include the NAACP Award Winning production of Do Lord Remember Me and Dessa Rose. On stage, his credits include In The Heights (Kevin) Company (Bobby), City of Angels (Munoz), Two Gentlemen of Verona (Thurio) and Forever Plaid (Sparky) just to name a few.

Brianne Lopez, Assistant Director

 

Brianne Lopez is thrilled to make her debut as assistant director for the production of First Date. Brianne’s previous acting credits Include In The Heights at Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center, Rent at Cabrillo stage, Little Shop of Horrors and Bring It On The Musical at College of the Canyons. While Brianne is regularly seen on stage, she is so excited to step onto the other side of the curtain. She wants to thank her partner Domonique for always supporting her in whatever she does.

Jonny Perl, Musical Director

 

Chromolume debut! Former Managing Director, Shinbone Theatre Company. Musicals: Shel, Lorelei, Macabaret, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Cabaret; and Immersive Experiences: What Went Wrong, Welcome Back Woodchucks, Afterlife Anonymous. Actor: Cuckoo’s Nest, Tick, Tick…BOOM!, and Merrily We Roll Along. Co-Producer How to Dance in Ohio on Broadway, Production Supervisor Paws of Fury for Paramount. Upcoming: Farewell My Concubine by Kenneth Lin and Jason Robert Brown. Jonny also regularly music directs, accompanies, teaches, and leads piano bar singalongs. Best known for TikTok @Jonny.Perl.

Michael Marchak, Choreographer

 

Michael received a BA in theatre with a minor in chemistry from USC. He is currently pursuing a masters in Urban Planning also at USC. Having choreographed Zanna Don’t, Pacific Overtures, Dessa Rose, and directed Story of My Life; Michael is thrilled to be back at Chromolume once again! Starting his dance training at sixteen years old, Michael found a passion for storytelling through movement. Ballet became a favorite while also training in jazz, tap and dabbling in hip-hop. Past choreography/directing credits: Mean Girls (Fairfax High School), Topsy Turvy (Cupcake), The Legend of Georgia McBride (Crown City), The Importance of Being Earnest (Crown City), She Loves Me, Charlie Brown, Legally Blonde, Little Women, Wild Party, Matilda, Frog & Toad, Addams Family, and Prom (all at MWT). @mikejmarch “You’ve got talent. Don’t give up.”

Ariella Salinas Fiore, Intimacy Director

 

Ariella Salinas Fiore (she/her/ella) is excited to be part of the return of Chromolume! This is her first time working with this company.  She has served as Intimacy Director for Romeo and Juliet, Choose Your Own Ending (Morgan-Wixson), Las Sirenas (LATC), American La Ronde (PRT), Elf (SVCAC), Losing Your Humanity (HFF), and Seminar (Little Fish Theatre), among many others.  She is also an Intimacy Coordinator for film and television.  She has been performing as an actor on stage since she was 3, and has worked as a sex educator since college, so the leap to Intimacy Professional was a natural one. She is grateful to James and the team for having her on board to create a consent forward space for this story. Much love and thanks to her partner, Michael, to their loinfruit, and to her friends, who all always provide her with so much support. IG: AriellaSalinasFiore

Kara McLeod, Costume Design

 

Kara has been a theater professional for about a million years, or over 30, depending on how you count them.  She has worked with companies such as South Coast Repertory, Center Theater Group, The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles, LA Opera and Disney Imagineering.  Some of her past shows with Chromolume are The Musical of Musicals, the Musical!, Pacific Overtures and Dessa Rose.  She’s excited to be back at this, the rebirth of Chromolume Theatre and hopes you enjoy this and many more shows to come!

Cici Mao, Lighting Design

 

Cici is excited to join Chromolume for First Date! Their past work includes Footloose at the Morgan-Wixson Theatre, If All The Sky Were Paper with Arroyo Reparatory Theatre, and various theatre productions at MIT, including Jekyll and Hyde, The Wedding Singer, and A Chorus Line.

Brandon John, Master Electrician

 

Brandon John is excited to join Chromolume as the Master Electrician. Recent lighting and sound design credits include Small Mouth Sounds, Jekyll & Hyde, Legally Blonde, A Chorus Line, Jasper in Deadland, Spamalot, Footloose, and The Addams Family.

Emily Walker, Production Stage Manager

 

Emily is so excited to work with Chromolume for the first time as the Production Stage Manager. Her previous work as a PSM includes Footloose, In The Heights, and Wild Party. She would like to thank her friends and family for all the support and love. 

Ken Werther, Publicity

 

KEN WERTHER PUBLICITY has been a staple in the Los Angeles performing arts community since 1982. Public relations, producing, directing. As producer: All Your Hard Work (Brimmer St. Theatre Company); The Good Boy (LATC); A Kind of Kind (Celebration Theatre @ Atwater Village) the Queer Classics productions of The Importance of Being Earnest and The Taming of the Shrew. Assistant director: Stop the World, I Want to Get Off (Musical Theatre Guild); The Women of Brewster Place (Celebration Theatre); The Woodsman (Coeurage Theatre Company).