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DANIEL HENNING (Director)
Daniel Henning
is the Artistic
Director/Producer of The Blank Theatre Company here in Los Angeles. His credits include: Precious Sons with Nora Dunn (Garland
Award), The Why with Noah Wyle, James Marsters (Ovation nom.), Starr
Struck (Ovation nom.), Hello Again with Susan Egan, Marcia Strassman
(Ovation Award), Breaking The Code with Dennis Christopher, Jeremy
Sisto (LADCC Award), Chess with Marcia Mitzman-Gaven, Douglas Sills
(2 Ovation Awards, 2 LADCC Awards), The Cradle Will Rock (LA Weekly
Award). He is currently in rehearsals for Michael John LaChiusa's First Lady Suite. Tonight is for Laura Hunter.
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MICHAEL ROTH (Music Director, Arranger)
Michael Roth
is a composer whose work encompasses
theatre, film, dance, and chamber music. Recent projects include,
as a resident artist and composer at both the La Jolla Playhouse
and South Coast Repertory, over 75 productions and premieres including
Dan Sullivan's production of Donald Margulies' Pulitzer prize-winning Dinner With Friends, also seen off-Broadway
and at the Geffen, the Culture Clash musical adaptation of The
Birds, and Lee Blessing's A Walk In the
Woods, also seen on Broadway and PBS. Michael's many
collaborations with Randy Newman include co-conceiving and music
directing The Education of Randy Newman,
orchestrating his Faust, and editing two
anthologies for Warner Brothers. Other recent projects: working
with Garry Marshall on Happy Days, The Musical; collaborating with Tom Stoppard on the American premieres of Indian
Ink and The Invention of Love; many collaborations with Mac Wellman, including their music/theatre
piece, The Allegory of Whiteness (2001
Humana Festival); and scores for the independent features Holy
Days and Des McAnuff's Bad Dates. The CD of Michael's chamber opera Their Thought
and Back Again is available through e-mail at Rothmusik@aol.com
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GARY STELLA (Production Stage Manager)
Gary Stella
has directed, written, composed and/or performed in theater and
cabaret since his Thespian debut as Joseph in the Christmas Pageant
at Kenosha's Our Lady of Mount Carmel. His career manifestations
oscillate between mainstream TV and independent feature film production,
mostly as a DGA First Assistant Director. He dedicates his
work on this project to Aunt Myrtle, Chrisanne, and Linda.
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JILL PROCTOR (Event Lighting Designer)
Jill Proctor
studied theater lighting design at Purchase, New York and worked
with Beverly Emmons at Lincoln Center and BAM. From there
she worked for Coventry Architectural Lighting in Washington, D.C. Returning to New York she met cinematographer Giselle Chamma
and became her gaffer. Los Angeles introduced her to television
lighting. Jill continues lighting for the theater as well
as landscape lighting for her company Luminous Gardens. Happily
contributing her energy to this benefit.
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DAVID MANN (Assistant Musical Director)
David Mann
studied Music Composition
at the University of California San Diego. He later pursued
Advanced Studies in Film Scoring at USC, a program which has probably
put more successful film and T.V. composers on the map than any
other single academic curriculum. He is currently writing
music for film and television on a freelance basis in Los Angeles.
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