1994/95 Season - Our 45th Year
" Nunsense II " A Musical Comedy by Dan Goggin
Directed by D.L. Sima. Produced by Gale Cellucci.
Music Direction and Piano by Aurora Brandaris, Assisted by Kenny Hall.
Cast:
Diana Luz Parada as Sister Mary Regina, Mother Superior Laura Adame as Sister Mary Hubert, Mistress of Novices Heather Bro-Moroschak as Sister Robert Anne Melanie Marcec as Sister Mary Paul; aka Amnesia Maureen Sampson as Sister Mary Leo Melanie Marcec as Sister Mary Annette (a hand puppet) Crew: Ana Linares and Maureen Sampson Choreography Anita Kerat Stage Manager Danny Sima Lighting Miguel Cellucci Sound & Follow-Spot Gale Cellucci, DL Sima and Maureen Sampson Publicity Gale Cellucci Programs and Invitations Ana Linares & Anita Kerat Costumes Anita Kerat & Ted Turnipseed Bird Cage Caroline & Jerry Hall & Jorge Zambrano Box Office and Reservations Linda Dahlstrom House Manager Geri Dee Bar Manager DL Sima Gala Openeing Marshall Esquina Graphic Arts & Photography Set Construction:Dan Sima, DL Sima, Danny Sima, Anita Kerat, Howard Elton,Gale Cellucci, Miguel Cellucci, and Maureen Sampson. "Back to top of page" " Plaza Suite " A Comedy by Neil Simon This was the third show of the season, an extra. Performances were Wednesday, Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays from November 25th through December 3rd, 1994. Directed by Carlos Williams (Act I), DL Sima (Act II), & Armando Him (Act III). Produced by The Guild Board. Cast: VISITOR FROM MAMARONECK Miguel Cellucci as The Bellhop/Waiter Hania Woodman as Karen Nash Francis Icaza as Sam Nash Melanie Marcec as Jean McCormack Cast: VISITOR FROM HOLLYWOOD Miguel Cellucci as Waiter William Keltner as Jesse Kiplinger Maureen Sampson as Muriel Tate Cast: VISITOR FROM FOREST HILL Susan F. Norman as Norma Hubley Art Pollack as Roy Hubley Miguel Cellucci as Borden Eisler Tzeitel Olarte as Mimsey Hubley Crew: Danny Sima & Ted Turnipseed Stage Manager Tzeitel Olarte Properties The Actors Costumes & Make-up Dan Sima Lighting Design Armando Him, Bruce Quinn & Carlos Williams Set Design Lilli & Ben Davis Lights & Sound Gale Cellucci Graphic Arts Gale Cellucci Programs & Publicity Linda Dahlstrom House Manager Caroline & Jerry Hall Box Office & Reservations John Bennett & Linda Dahlstrom Bar Set Construction: Monalisa Arias, Gale Cellucci, Miguel Cellucci, Armando Him, Eugene Lee, Tzeitel Olarte, Bruce Quinn, DL Sima, César Siu, Carlos Williams and Hania Woodman. "Back to top of page" " Jake's Women " a play by Neil Simon This was the second show this season, with performances opening Friday, January 13th and running Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through January 28th 1995. Directed by Bill Gonzalez. Produced by Susan F. Norman. Cast: Michelle O'Brien as Maggie Betty Sproul as Karen Lisa Sproul as Molly (at 12) Jessica Quinlan as Molly (at 21) Diana Luz Parada as Edith Lydia M. Young as Julie Keri Ferguson as Sheila Bill Gonzalez as Jake Crew: Tim Bunn Stage Manager Bill Gonzalez Set & Lighting Design Jason Gonzalez, Michael Navicky & Robert Goldsworthy Lights and Sound Bill Gonzalez Photography Gale Cellucci Publicity & Program Design Linda Gonzalez, Dee Hanna & The Cast Costumes Maxine Thomas Hail Stylist Caroline & Jerry Hall Box Office and Reservations Bruce Quinn Gala Linda Dahlstrom House Set Construction: Jason Gonzalez, Juan (Bingo) Sing, Bill Gonzalez, Tim Bunn, Marin Santiago, Gilberto Valdez,Sergio Moran, Darren Morales, Ian Morales and Andrew Ng. "Back to top of page" " Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick " A Clean Rural Comedy by Lieut. Beale Cormack This was the third show of this season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 24 February through 11 March 95. In keeping with "melodrama" tradition, we continued picking up popcorn for months after closing. Directed by Art Toth & DL Sima. Produced by Gale Cellucci. Cast: Ted Turnipseed as Aaron Slick Laura Adame as Mrs. B. Robert Verville as Merridew Betty Sproul as Sis Raymond Samuels as Clarence Nina D'Alessandro as Gladys Merridew Heather Bro-Moroschak as Lady In Red Dale D'Alessandro as Farmer Cheryl Wall as The Fall Down Lady Robert Trisler as The Cat Sarah Stringfellow as Marquee Girl Karen Moreland, Sarah McIlvaine as Cabaret Girls Saugei Gomez, Gabriela Othon & Lindsey Palmiero as More Cabaret Girls Lisa Sproul, Courtney Townsend & Angelica Maria Quintero as Still More Cabaret Girls Crew: Aurora Brandaris Music Director Maureen Sampson Choreographer Anita Kerat Stage Manager Art Toth & DL Sima Set Design Chris Palmiero Stage Crew Dan Sima Lighting Design Brooke Stringfellow Lights Gale Cellucci Program Design & Publicity Gale Cellucci, Art Toth, Brenda Lane, Nina D'Alessandro & Ted Turnipseed Graphic Arts Marshall Esquina Photography Anita Kerat, Maureen Sampson & The Cast Costumes Susan Norman Box Office & Reservations Aurora Toth Gala Opening Linda Dahlstrom House Buck & Carol Lightell Bar Set Construction: Dan Sima, DL Sima, Danny Sima, Raymond Samuels, Art Toth, Anita Kerat, Dale D'Alessandro, Nina D'Alessandro, Betty Sproul, Robert Verville and Ted Turnipseed. "Back to top of page" " You're A Good Man Charlie Brown " A Musical Comedy by Clark GesnerBased on "PEANUTS" by Charles M. Schultz This was the fourth show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 19 May through 3 June 1995. Sadly, it was also George Childers' last show at the Guild before retirement. Directed by Bruce Quinn & Carlos Williams and Produced by Bruce Quinn Cast: George Childers as Snoopy Aldo Mata as Linus Raymond Samuels as Schroeder DL Sima as Peppermint Patty Betty Sproul as Lucy Bruce Quinn as Charlie Brown Crew: Aurora Brandaris Musical Director Aldo Mata Choreographer Hannia Woodman Stage Manager Dan & DL Sima & Bruce Quinn Lighting Design Bruce Quinn & Jaime Rodriguez Set Design Nina D'Allesandro Lights Miguel Herrera Photography Dan Sima Special Effect Charles Brannan Costume Design Susana Gary Costumes Assistant Susan Norman Box Office & Reservations Gale Cellucci Program Advertisements Orlando Hernandez Graphic Arts Cheryl Obediente Gala Opening Linda Dahlstrom House Laura Adames Bar Manager "Back to top of page"
Crew:
Ana Linares and Maureen Sampson Choreography Anita Kerat Stage Manager Danny Sima Lighting Miguel Cellucci Sound & Follow-Spot Gale Cellucci, DL Sima and Maureen Sampson Publicity Gale Cellucci Programs and Invitations Ana Linares & Anita Kerat Costumes Anita Kerat & Ted Turnipseed Bird Cage Caroline & Jerry Hall & Jorge Zambrano Box Office and Reservations Linda Dahlstrom House Manager Geri Dee Bar Manager DL Sima Gala Openeing Marshall Esquina Graphic Arts & Photography Set Construction:Dan Sima, DL Sima, Danny Sima, Anita Kerat, Howard Elton,Gale Cellucci, Miguel Cellucci, and Maureen Sampson. "Back to top of page" " Plaza Suite " A Comedy by Neil Simon This was the third show of the season, an extra. Performances were Wednesday, Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays from November 25th through December 3rd, 1994. Directed by Carlos Williams (Act I), DL Sima (Act II), & Armando Him (Act III). Produced by The Guild Board. Cast: VISITOR FROM MAMARONECK
Set Construction:Dan Sima, DL Sima, Danny Sima, Anita Kerat, Howard Elton,Gale Cellucci, Miguel Cellucci, and Maureen Sampson. "Back to top of page"
" Plaza Suite " A Comedy by Neil Simon
Directed by Carlos Williams (Act I), DL Sima (Act II), & Armando Him (Act III). Produced by The Guild Board.
Cast: VISITOR FROM MAMARONECK
Miguel Cellucci as The Bellhop/Waiter Hania Woodman as Karen Nash Francis Icaza as Sam Nash Melanie Marcec as Jean McCormack Cast: VISITOR FROM HOLLYWOOD
Cast: VISITOR FROM HOLLYWOOD
Miguel Cellucci as Waiter William Keltner as Jesse Kiplinger Maureen Sampson as Muriel Tate Cast: VISITOR FROM FOREST HILL
Cast: VISITOR FROM FOREST HILL
Susan F. Norman as Norma Hubley Art Pollack as Roy Hubley Miguel Cellucci as Borden Eisler Tzeitel Olarte as Mimsey Hubley Crew: Danny Sima & Ted Turnipseed Stage Manager Tzeitel Olarte Properties The Actors Costumes & Make-up Dan Sima Lighting Design Armando Him, Bruce Quinn & Carlos Williams Set Design Lilli & Ben Davis Lights & Sound Gale Cellucci Graphic Arts Gale Cellucci Programs & Publicity Linda Dahlstrom House Manager Caroline & Jerry Hall Box Office & Reservations John Bennett & Linda Dahlstrom Bar Set Construction: Monalisa Arias, Gale Cellucci, Miguel Cellucci, Armando Him, Eugene Lee, Tzeitel Olarte, Bruce Quinn, DL Sima, César Siu, Carlos Williams and Hania Woodman. "Back to top of page" " Jake's Women " a play by Neil Simon This was the second show this season, with performances opening Friday, January 13th and running Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through January 28th 1995. Directed by Bill Gonzalez. Produced by Susan F. Norman. Cast: Michelle O'Brien as Maggie Betty Sproul as Karen Lisa Sproul as Molly (at 12) Jessica Quinlan as Molly (at 21) Diana Luz Parada as Edith Lydia M. Young as Julie Keri Ferguson as Sheila Bill Gonzalez as Jake Crew: Tim Bunn Stage Manager Bill Gonzalez Set & Lighting Design Jason Gonzalez, Michael Navicky & Robert Goldsworthy Lights and Sound Bill Gonzalez Photography Gale Cellucci Publicity & Program Design Linda Gonzalez, Dee Hanna & The Cast Costumes Maxine Thomas Hail Stylist Caroline & Jerry Hall Box Office and Reservations Bruce Quinn Gala Linda Dahlstrom House Set Construction: Jason Gonzalez, Juan (Bingo) Sing, Bill Gonzalez, Tim Bunn, Marin Santiago, Gilberto Valdez,Sergio Moran, Darren Morales, Ian Morales and Andrew Ng. "Back to top of page" " Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick " A Clean Rural Comedy by Lieut. Beale Cormack This was the third show of this season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 24 February through 11 March 95. In keeping with "melodrama" tradition, we continued picking up popcorn for months after closing. Directed by Art Toth & DL Sima. Produced by Gale Cellucci. Cast: Ted Turnipseed as Aaron Slick Laura Adame as Mrs. B. Robert Verville as Merridew Betty Sproul as Sis Raymond Samuels as Clarence Nina D'Alessandro as Gladys Merridew Heather Bro-Moroschak as Lady In Red Dale D'Alessandro as Farmer Cheryl Wall as The Fall Down Lady Robert Trisler as The Cat Sarah Stringfellow as Marquee Girl Karen Moreland, Sarah McIlvaine as Cabaret Girls Saugei Gomez, Gabriela Othon & Lindsey Palmiero as More Cabaret Girls Lisa Sproul, Courtney Townsend & Angelica Maria Quintero as Still More Cabaret Girls Crew: Aurora Brandaris Music Director Maureen Sampson Choreographer Anita Kerat Stage Manager Art Toth & DL Sima Set Design Chris Palmiero Stage Crew Dan Sima Lighting Design Brooke Stringfellow Lights Gale Cellucci Program Design & Publicity Gale Cellucci, Art Toth, Brenda Lane, Nina D'Alessandro & Ted Turnipseed Graphic Arts Marshall Esquina Photography Anita Kerat, Maureen Sampson & The Cast Costumes Susan Norman Box Office & Reservations Aurora Toth Gala Opening Linda Dahlstrom House Buck & Carol Lightell Bar Set Construction: Dan Sima, DL Sima, Danny Sima, Raymond Samuels, Art Toth, Anita Kerat, Dale D'Alessandro, Nina D'Alessandro, Betty Sproul, Robert Verville and Ted Turnipseed. "Back to top of page" " You're A Good Man Charlie Brown " A Musical Comedy by Clark GesnerBased on "PEANUTS" by Charles M. Schultz This was the fourth show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 19 May through 3 June 1995. Sadly, it was also George Childers' last show at the Guild before retirement. Directed by Bruce Quinn & Carlos Williams and Produced by Bruce Quinn Cast: George Childers as Snoopy Aldo Mata as Linus Raymond Samuels as Schroeder DL Sima as Peppermint Patty Betty Sproul as Lucy Bruce Quinn as Charlie Brown Crew: Aurora Brandaris Musical Director Aldo Mata Choreographer Hannia Woodman Stage Manager Dan & DL Sima & Bruce Quinn Lighting Design Bruce Quinn & Jaime Rodriguez Set Design Nina D'Allesandro Lights Miguel Herrera Photography Dan Sima Special Effect Charles Brannan Costume Design Susana Gary Costumes Assistant Susan Norman Box Office & Reservations Gale Cellucci Program Advertisements Orlando Hernandez Graphic Arts Cheryl Obediente Gala Opening Linda Dahlstrom House Laura Adames Bar Manager "Back to top of page"
Danny Sima & Ted Turnipseed Stage Manager Tzeitel Olarte Properties The Actors Costumes & Make-up Dan Sima Lighting Design Armando Him, Bruce Quinn & Carlos Williams Set Design Lilli & Ben Davis Lights & Sound Gale Cellucci Graphic Arts Gale Cellucci Programs & Publicity Linda Dahlstrom House Manager Caroline & Jerry Hall Box Office & Reservations John Bennett & Linda Dahlstrom Bar Set Construction: Monalisa Arias, Gale Cellucci, Miguel Cellucci, Armando Him, Eugene Lee, Tzeitel Olarte, Bruce Quinn, DL Sima, César Siu, Carlos Williams and Hania Woodman. "Back to top of page" " Jake's Women " a play by Neil Simon This was the second show this season, with performances opening Friday, January 13th and running Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through January 28th 1995. Directed by Bill Gonzalez. Produced by Susan F. Norman. Cast:
Set Construction: Monalisa Arias, Gale Cellucci, Miguel Cellucci, Armando Him, Eugene Lee, Tzeitel Olarte, Bruce Quinn, DL Sima, César Siu, Carlos Williams and Hania Woodman. "Back to top of page"
" Jake's Women " a play by Neil Simon
Directed by Bill Gonzalez. Produced by Susan F. Norman.
Michelle O'Brien as Maggie Betty Sproul as Karen Lisa Sproul as Molly (at 12) Jessica Quinlan as Molly (at 21) Diana Luz Parada as Edith Lydia M. Young as Julie Keri Ferguson as Sheila Bill Gonzalez as Jake Crew: Tim Bunn Stage Manager Bill Gonzalez Set & Lighting Design Jason Gonzalez, Michael Navicky & Robert Goldsworthy Lights and Sound Bill Gonzalez Photography Gale Cellucci Publicity & Program Design Linda Gonzalez, Dee Hanna & The Cast Costumes Maxine Thomas Hail Stylist Caroline & Jerry Hall Box Office and Reservations Bruce Quinn Gala Linda Dahlstrom House Set Construction: Jason Gonzalez, Juan (Bingo) Sing, Bill Gonzalez, Tim Bunn, Marin Santiago, Gilberto Valdez,Sergio Moran, Darren Morales, Ian Morales and Andrew Ng. "Back to top of page" " Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick " A Clean Rural Comedy by Lieut. Beale Cormack This was the third show of this season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 24 February through 11 March 95. In keeping with "melodrama" tradition, we continued picking up popcorn for months after closing. Directed by Art Toth & DL Sima. Produced by Gale Cellucci. Cast: Ted Turnipseed as Aaron Slick Laura Adame as Mrs. B. Robert Verville as Merridew Betty Sproul as Sis Raymond Samuels as Clarence Nina D'Alessandro as Gladys Merridew Heather Bro-Moroschak as Lady In Red Dale D'Alessandro as Farmer Cheryl Wall as The Fall Down Lady Robert Trisler as The Cat Sarah Stringfellow as Marquee Girl Karen Moreland, Sarah McIlvaine as Cabaret Girls Saugei Gomez, Gabriela Othon & Lindsey Palmiero as More Cabaret Girls Lisa Sproul, Courtney Townsend & Angelica Maria Quintero as Still More Cabaret Girls Crew: Aurora Brandaris Music Director Maureen Sampson Choreographer Anita Kerat Stage Manager Art Toth & DL Sima Set Design Chris Palmiero Stage Crew Dan Sima Lighting Design Brooke Stringfellow Lights Gale Cellucci Program Design & Publicity Gale Cellucci, Art Toth, Brenda Lane, Nina D'Alessandro & Ted Turnipseed Graphic Arts Marshall Esquina Photography Anita Kerat, Maureen Sampson & The Cast Costumes Susan Norman Box Office & Reservations Aurora Toth Gala Opening Linda Dahlstrom House Buck & Carol Lightell Bar Set Construction: Dan Sima, DL Sima, Danny Sima, Raymond Samuels, Art Toth, Anita Kerat, Dale D'Alessandro, Nina D'Alessandro, Betty Sproul, Robert Verville and Ted Turnipseed. "Back to top of page" " You're A Good Man Charlie Brown " A Musical Comedy by Clark GesnerBased on "PEANUTS" by Charles M. Schultz This was the fourth show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 19 May through 3 June 1995. Sadly, it was also George Childers' last show at the Guild before retirement. Directed by Bruce Quinn & Carlos Williams and Produced by Bruce Quinn Cast: George Childers as Snoopy Aldo Mata as Linus Raymond Samuels as Schroeder DL Sima as Peppermint Patty Betty Sproul as Lucy Bruce Quinn as Charlie Brown Crew: Aurora Brandaris Musical Director Aldo Mata Choreographer Hannia Woodman Stage Manager Dan & DL Sima & Bruce Quinn Lighting Design Bruce Quinn & Jaime Rodriguez Set Design Nina D'Allesandro Lights Miguel Herrera Photography Dan Sima Special Effect Charles Brannan Costume Design Susana Gary Costumes Assistant Susan Norman Box Office & Reservations Gale Cellucci Program Advertisements Orlando Hernandez Graphic Arts Cheryl Obediente Gala Opening Linda Dahlstrom House Laura Adames Bar Manager "Back to top of page"
Tim Bunn Stage Manager Bill Gonzalez Set & Lighting Design Jason Gonzalez, Michael Navicky & Robert Goldsworthy Lights and Sound Bill Gonzalez Photography Gale Cellucci Publicity & Program Design Linda Gonzalez, Dee Hanna & The Cast Costumes Maxine Thomas Hail Stylist Caroline & Jerry Hall Box Office and Reservations Bruce Quinn Gala Linda Dahlstrom House Set Construction: Jason Gonzalez, Juan (Bingo) Sing, Bill Gonzalez, Tim Bunn, Marin Santiago, Gilberto Valdez,Sergio Moran, Darren Morales, Ian Morales and Andrew Ng. "Back to top of page" " Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick " A Clean Rural Comedy by Lieut. Beale Cormack This was the third show of this season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 24 February through 11 March 95. In keeping with "melodrama" tradition, we continued picking up popcorn for months after closing. Directed by Art Toth & DL Sima. Produced by Gale Cellucci. Cast:
Set Construction: Jason Gonzalez, Juan (Bingo) Sing, Bill Gonzalez, Tim Bunn, Marin Santiago, Gilberto Valdez,Sergio Moran, Darren Morales, Ian Morales and Andrew Ng. "Back to top of page"
" Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick " A Clean Rural Comedy by Lieut. Beale Cormack
Directed by Art Toth & DL Sima. Produced by Gale Cellucci.
Ted Turnipseed as Aaron Slick Laura Adame as Mrs. B. Robert Verville as Merridew Betty Sproul as Sis Raymond Samuels as Clarence Nina D'Alessandro as Gladys Merridew Heather Bro-Moroschak as Lady In Red Dale D'Alessandro as Farmer Cheryl Wall as The Fall Down Lady Robert Trisler as The Cat Sarah Stringfellow as Marquee Girl Karen Moreland, Sarah McIlvaine as Cabaret Girls Saugei Gomez, Gabriela Othon & Lindsey Palmiero as More Cabaret Girls Lisa Sproul, Courtney Townsend & Angelica Maria Quintero as Still More Cabaret Girls Crew: Aurora Brandaris Music Director Maureen Sampson Choreographer Anita Kerat Stage Manager Art Toth & DL Sima Set Design Chris Palmiero Stage Crew Dan Sima Lighting Design Brooke Stringfellow Lights Gale Cellucci Program Design & Publicity Gale Cellucci, Art Toth, Brenda Lane, Nina D'Alessandro & Ted Turnipseed Graphic Arts Marshall Esquina Photography Anita Kerat, Maureen Sampson & The Cast Costumes Susan Norman Box Office & Reservations Aurora Toth Gala Opening Linda Dahlstrom House Buck & Carol Lightell Bar Set Construction: Dan Sima, DL Sima, Danny Sima, Raymond Samuels, Art Toth, Anita Kerat, Dale D'Alessandro, Nina D'Alessandro, Betty Sproul, Robert Verville and Ted Turnipseed. "Back to top of page" " You're A Good Man Charlie Brown " A Musical Comedy by Clark GesnerBased on "PEANUTS" by Charles M. Schultz This was the fourth show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 19 May through 3 June 1995. Sadly, it was also George Childers' last show at the Guild before retirement. Directed by Bruce Quinn & Carlos Williams and Produced by Bruce Quinn Cast:
Aurora Brandaris Music Director Maureen Sampson Choreographer Anita Kerat Stage Manager Art Toth & DL Sima Set Design Chris Palmiero Stage Crew Dan Sima Lighting Design Brooke Stringfellow Lights Gale Cellucci Program Design & Publicity Gale Cellucci, Art Toth, Brenda Lane, Nina D'Alessandro & Ted Turnipseed Graphic Arts Marshall Esquina Photography Anita Kerat, Maureen Sampson & The Cast Costumes Susan Norman Box Office & Reservations Aurora Toth Gala Opening Linda Dahlstrom House Buck & Carol Lightell Bar Set Construction: Dan Sima, DL Sima, Danny Sima, Raymond Samuels, Art Toth, Anita Kerat, Dale D'Alessandro, Nina D'Alessandro, Betty Sproul, Robert Verville and Ted Turnipseed. "Back to top of page" " You're A Good Man Charlie Brown " A Musical Comedy by Clark GesnerBased on "PEANUTS" by Charles M. Schultz This was the fourth show of the season. Performances were Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 19 May through 3 June 1995. Sadly, it was also George Childers' last show at the Guild before retirement.
Set Construction: Dan Sima, DL Sima, Danny Sima, Raymond Samuels, Art Toth, Anita Kerat, Dale D'Alessandro, Nina D'Alessandro, Betty Sproul, Robert Verville and Ted Turnipseed. "Back to top of page"
" You're A Good Man Charlie Brown " A Musical Comedy by Clark GesnerBased on "PEANUTS" by Charles M. Schultz
Directed by Bruce Quinn & Carlos Williams and Produced by Bruce Quinn
George Childers as Snoopy Aldo Mata as Linus Raymond Samuels as Schroeder DL Sima as Peppermint Patty Betty Sproul as Lucy Bruce Quinn as Charlie Brown Crew:
Aurora Brandaris Musical Director Aldo Mata Choreographer Hannia Woodman Stage Manager Dan & DL Sima & Bruce Quinn Lighting Design Bruce Quinn & Jaime Rodriguez Set Design Nina D'Allesandro Lights Miguel Herrera Photography Dan Sima Special Effect Charles Brannan Costume Design Susana Gary Costumes Assistant Susan Norman Box Office & Reservations Gale Cellucci Program Advertisements Orlando Hernandez Graphic Arts Cheryl Obediente Gala Opening Linda Dahlstrom House Laura Adames Bar Manager "Back to top of page"