Cast
Woman #1
Marie-France Arcilla
THE OLD GLOBE: Debut. She is thrilled to be revisiting Working, which she performed at the Asolo Theater in 2008. NEW YORK: Shout! The Mod Musical, Julia Miles/Cast Album; The Ark, 37Arts/Cast Album; Sidd, Dodger Stages/Cast Album; Once Upon and Ever After, Lincoln Center; College The Musical, ATA. REGIONAL: World Premiere of Simeon's Gift with and by Dame Julie Andrews, Bay Street Theater. Aida, North Shore Music Theater; Making Tracks, San Jose Rep; Once on This Island, Lyric Theater; Miss Saigon, Forestburgh Playhouse; Where Elephants Weep, Irish Theater. TV: Cashmere Mafia, Law & Order: SVU, Cinema AZN, Ang TV. AMDA Grad, ADMU Grad, Proud Manileña.
Woman #3
Donna Lynne Champlin
THE OLD GLOBE: Debut. Broadway: Sweeney Todd , Hollywood Arms, By Jeeves, James Joyce’s The Dead, Master Class at the MET. Off Broadway: Dark at the Top of The Stairs (OBIE award), Bury The Dead, Love Jerry (NYMF Best Actress), Marcy In The Galaxy, Flight of the Lawnchair Man (NYMF Best Actress), Albertine, Carnegie Hall's Very Warm For May, City Center Encores! Bloomer Girl. Film/TV: My Father's Will, The Audition, The Dark Half, Law and Order, The Tony Awards, Regis and Kelly, The View. Training: CMU, Oxford University (Advanced Scholarship: Shakespeare/Chekhov); Thanks Gordon and Cousin Cathy! Love to Andy. www.donnalynnechamplin.com
Man #3
Wayne Duvall
THE OLD GLOBE: Debut. New York: Of Thee I Sing, City Center Encores!; On The Wing. Los Angeles: Happy Days -The Musical (dir. Garry Marshall), Billy Bob and the Gospel, Homegrown, Antigone, Baal, Café 50’s, Till Death or Whatever Do Us Part. Regional: Camelot, The Dinner Party, Two By Two, The Rainmaker, The Robber Bridegroom. Film: Pride and Glory, Leatherheads, In the Valley of Elah, Love Liza, Evolution, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, Hard Rain, My Fellow Americans, Suckers, Unstrung Heroes, The Fan, A Better Way to Die, Apollo 13. Upcoming: Duplicity, Edge of Darkness, 13, Star-Crossed. TV: 4 years as Sgt. Phil Brander on The District, Law & Order (all), K-Ville, Their Eyes Were Watching God, Threshold, Strong Medicine, The West Wing, CSI, CSI:NY, NYPD Blue, JAG, Judging Amy, Diagnosis Murder, Profiler, Chicago Hope, Nash Bridges, The X-Files, LA Law.
Woman #2
Danielle Lee Greaves
THE OLD GLOBE: Debut. BROADWAY: Rent,
Hairspray (original cast), Sunset Boulevard, Show Boat (original cast - dir. Hal Prince). NEW YORK: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, New York Shakespeare Festival; Purlie, City Center Encores!.NATIONAL: The Lion King (Cheetah Tour); Rent (Angel Tour), Rent (Benny Tour). INTERNATIONAL: Rent (Asia), Show Boat (Toronto), Hair (Europe). REGIONAL: Caroline or Change, Centerstage Theatre; Working, Asolo Repertory Theatre; Swinging on a Star, Riverside Theatre; Nunsense, Foothills Theatre Company. TV: Rescue Me, Damages, Whoopi on NBC, 100 Centre Street. VOICE OVER: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. INDUSTRIAL: Rite Aid, Elidel.
Man #2
Nehal Joshi
THE OLD GLOBE: Debut. BROADWAY/ TOUR: Les Miserables, The Threepenny Opera. NEW YORK: The Secret Garden (concert). REGIONAL: Working, Asolo Rep; Mister Roberts, Kennedy Center; Señor Descretion, Him self, Arena Stage; Tommy, Dallas Theater Center; Carousel, Olney Theatre Center; Mother Teresa is Dead, City Theatre Company; Wit, ATL ; Recent Tragic Events, Woolly Mammoth Theatre.. TRAINING: Actor’s Theatre of Louisville; Shakespeare’s Globe (London, England); James Madison University (Harrisonburg, VA).
Man #1
Adam Monley
THE OLD GLOBE: Debut. Broadway: Mamma Mia! (original cast) National Tours: The Phantom of the Opera; Big River, Deaf West. Off- Broadway: Fanny Hill, York Theatre Company; A Gingerbread House, Play-wrights Horizons. Re-gional: Oklahoma!, Papermill Playhouse; A Little Night Music, Northshore Music Theatre; The Baker’s Wife, Goodspeed Opera; Romeo & Bernadette, co-production of Papermill Playhouse and Coconut Grove Theater. Training: The University of Cincinnati College, Conservatory of Music.
Team
Author
Studs Terkel
The radio personality and author Louis Terkel was best known for his oral histories of ordinary Americans. These anthologies of interviews show how people felt about key historical events and everyday struggles and dreams.
Initially a Chicago radio personality, in mid-career Studs Terkel acquired a national reputation as a people's historian through a series of books that relied on taped interviews to document the experiences, memories, dreams, and fears of a wide cross-section of Americans.
Louis Terkel was born on May 16, 1912, in the Bronx, New York. In 1923 his family moved to Chicago, where his mother managed a hotel for blue-collar and skilled workers. Mr. Terkel often said that the characters he encountered and the disputations he witnessed at the Wells-Grand Hotel on the Near North Side were his real education.
Though he graduated from college and law school at the University of Chicago, Terkel never practiced law. Instead, taking his nickname from a famous literary character of the day, Studs Lonigan, he succumbed to the lure of the stage, acting in radio and community theater productions and even in the exciting new medium of television. From 1949 until 1951, he had his own weekly show on NBC, Studs' Place, an innovative, improvisational situation comedy about “regular folks." In 1951, anticommunist fever was rising, and Terkel's television career was cut short when NBC discovered he had signed leftist petitions seeking reform on such controversial issues as rent control and segregation. With his typical stubborn conviction, Terkel refused to renounce the petitions, and his show was canceled. His next step was to approach radio station WFMT with a proposal for an hour-long interview show. The station hired him and became Terkel's home for the next 45 years, until his retirement in 1997.Terkel produced a series of books that gave voice to the experience of the “regular folks," including Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel
Adapted By
Stephen Schwartz
Stephen Schwartz has contributed music and/or lyrics to Godspell, Pippin, The Magic Show, Rags, Children of Eden and Wicked. For films, he collaborated with Alan Menken on the scores for Disney’s Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame and the recent Disney musical Enchanted, and wrote the songs for the DreamWorks animated feature The Prince of Egypt. He has also written the scores for two musicals for children, Captain Louie and Geppetto & Son, contributed the title song for the play and movie Butterflies Are Free, and collaborated with Leonard Bernstein on the English texts for Bernstein's Mass. He has released two CDs of new songs, Reluctant Pilgrim and Uncharted Territory, available at www.stephenschwartz.com, and “Defying Gravity”, a book about his professional career, was recently published by Applause Books. Mr. Schwartz is the artistic director of the ASCAP Musical Theatre Workshops and a member of the Council of the Dramatists Guild. Awards include three Academy Awards, four Grammy Awards, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and a tiny handful of tennis trophies.
Adapted By
Nina Faso
Nina Faso made her directorial debut with Peter Ustinov's, The Unknown Soldier and His Wife. Following a stint with the improvisational comedy group: The Committee, she became one of the creators of Godspell and directed most major productions of the show in America and Europe. She then took The Rocky Horror Show from Los Angeles to Broadway. She co-adapted and co-directed the musical, Working based on Studs Terkel's book, for the Goodman Theater in Chicago and for Broadway. She co-wrote the teleplay for Working for the PBS series American Playhouse. She is the author and director of the children's television special, The Fable Company, and the co-producer and co-director of a short film called Sing For Your Life. Among her other directing credits are the musicals Just Once and Is It Just Me, Or Is It Hot In Here? which enjoyed long runs in New York and Los Angeles, respectively.
Director
Gordon Greenberg
Credits include: The Off-Broadway revival of Jacques Brel… (Zipper Theatre - Drama Desk, Drama League, Outer Critics Award noms), Pirates! Or Gilbert and Sullivan Plunder’d (conceived with Nell Benjamin - Goodspeed, Paper Mill, Huntington), Band Geeks (also co-writer, Goodspeed), The Baker's Wife (by Stephen Schwartz and Joe Stein - Paper Mill, Goodspeed), Happy Days (by Garry Marshall and Paul Williams - Goodspeed, Paper Mill, National Tour), The Citizens Band (Spiegelworld), Edges (Capital Rep.), 1776 (Paper Mill), Barnum (Asolo), Half A Sixpence (Goodspeed), Cam Jansen (Lambs Theatre), Assisted Loving (Daryl Roth), O. Henry's Lovers (Goodspeed), Peter Pan (National Tour); Floyd Collins (Signature), Breaking Up is Hard To Do (by Neil Sedaka, Harbor Entertainment), Broadway Festival (New Amsterdam), The Velvet Vise with Janeane Garafalo (NY Performance Works), Immaculate Misconception (Hampstead New End), Song of Singapore (Capital Rep.), Jesus Christ, Superstar, Joseph…, Evita (Helen Hayes), Education: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Stanford University, NYU Film, Lincoln Center Director's Lab.
Choreographer
Josh Rhodes
REGIONAL: Broadway Three Generations, Kennedy Center; Barnum, Asolo Rep, Maltz Jupiter; Working, Asolo Rep; Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Ogunquit Playhouse; Chess, Dreamgirls, North Carolina Theatre. NEW YORK: Broadway by the Year, Town Hall; All Singin' All Dancin', Town Hall; Broadway Bares 08'. ASSOCIATE CHOREOGRAPHER: Follies, Encores; South Pacific, Carnegie Hall; The Drowsy Chaperone, Broadway, West End, National Tour. PERFORMER-BROADWAY: Fosse, Bells Are Ringing, Sweet Smell of Success, Urban Cowboy, The Boy From Oz, Man of La Mancha, Chicago. EDUCATION: University of
Michigan.
Scenic Design
Beowulf Boritt
Designer for Working at the Asolo Theatre and is pleased to do it again. Broadway: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Lovemusik, Jay Johnson: The Two and Only. off-broadway: More than 50 shows including The Last Five Years, Rock of Ages, Saint Lucy’s Eyes, Hank Williams: Lost Highway, Miss Julie, Public, MTC, 2nd Stage, MCC, New Group, 2007 & 2008 Ringling Brothers Circus. awards: Obie, Audelco, Barrymore, 3 Drama Desk nominations.
Costume Design
Mattie Ullrich
Off Broadway: Fault Lines,Naked Angels; From Up Here, Manhattan Theater Club; Liberty City, NY Theater Workshop; Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island, Vineyard;Things We Want, The New Group; Election Day, Second Stage; Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, The Zipper; 9 Parts of Desire, MET; People Are Wrong, Vineyard Theatre; Bad Dates, Playwrights Horizons; John Ferguson, The Mint; Where Do We Live, Vineyard; Massacre, LABrynth; The Mysteries, Classic Stage Company; Joe Fearless, Roar, New Group; What the Butler Saw, The New Group; East is East, MTC, The New Group. Mattie has also designed for Classic Stage Company, Epic Theater, The Culture Project and many other NYC theater companies. Regional: Asolo Rep, Cincinnati Playhouse in The Park, Goodspeed Musicals, Huntington Theatre Co., Dallas Theater Center, Delaware Theatre Co., Madison Rep., New York Stage and Film. Opera: Wolf Trap Opera, Staatstheater Wiesbaden (Germany), Opera Ireland, Bard Summerscape, Opera Colorado, Philadelphia Opera Theatre, Music Academy of the West. Film: Year of the Fish (Sundance 2007), Shoplifting Chanel, and Sovereignty.
Lighting Design
Jeffrey Croiter
The Old Globe: The Sisters Rosensweig. Broadway: Kiki & Herb Alive on Broadway; concerts at the New Amsterdam including Chess, Hair, and On The 20th Century. Other New York: Jerry Springer The Opera; Rufus Wainwright’s Judy Garland Concert at Carnegie Hall (London and Paris too); Streamers; A Body of Water; The Voysey Inheritance; Things We Want; The Accomplices; The Internationalist; Junie B. Jones; Burleigh Grime$; Drumstruck; Jacques Brel…; I Love You Because; Almost, Maine; Lone Star Love; Dedication; Trumbo; Matt & Ben; Cam Jansen; The Eros Trilogy; Miss Witherspoon; Privilege; The Dazzle; and Fiction. Regional: La Jolla Playhouse, Center Theatre Group, McCarter Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Williams-town Theatre Festival, Huntington Theatre Company, Paper Mill Playhouse, Geffen Playhouse, George Street Playhouse, Trinity Rep, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Cincinnati Playhouse, Ford’s Theatre, Goodspeed Opera House, and NY Stage and Film.
Sound Design
Tony Smolenski IV
Broadway: Cymbeline. Off-Broadway: The Adding Machine (Drama Desk Nomination,) Walmartopia, Dutchman (Audelco Nomination), Mimi Le Duck, Satellites, Everything Bad & Beautiful, Measure For Pleasure, I Love You Because, Indoor/Outdoor, Almost Maine, Mr. Marmalade. Regional: She Loves Me, Huntington Theatre Co; August Wilson's 20th Century, Kennedy Center; The Lady In Question, The Night Season, Bay Street Theater. Tony is a Graduate of SUNY New Paltz.
Projection Design
Aaron Rhyne
Mr. Rhyne’s designs include Bonnie & Clyde, La Jolla Playhouse; Jerry Springer: The Opera, Carnegie Hall, Sydney Opera House; Working,
The Old Globe, Asolo Repertory Theatre; The Civil War, Ford’s Theatre; Dutchman and Topsy Turvy Mouse, Cherry Lane Theatre; The Last Five Years, Asolo Repertory Theatre; Circumcise Me, 45 Becker; The JAP Show, Actors Temple; Flags, 59E59. He has done extensive video work with Big Art Group on The House of No More and Flicker. Additionally, Mr. Rhyne directs
music videos, commercials, and performance projects for television. www.aaronrhyne.com
Musical Director/Conductor
Mark Hartman
The Old Globe: Chita Rivera: The Dancer’s Life. Mark is currently the Associate Conductor of Avenue Q on Broadway. Other Broadway: 1776, Roundabout; Miss Saigon. Off-Broadway/Regional: Working, Asolo Theatre; Pippin, Goodspeed, Nat’l Tour; The Fantasticks, Sullivan St. and Orbach Theaters; Joy (dir. Ben Rimalower), Avenue Q, Vineyard; The Baker’s Wife, Goodspeed, dir. Gordon Greenberg; Pippin, Goodspeed, dir. Gabriel Barre, also Nat’l Tour. Irish Rep: Take Me Along, Gaslight aka Angel Street, After The Ball (dir. Tony Walton), Finian’s Rainbow (also Westport), The Streets of New York, The Hostage, The Irish… (also Nat’l Tour). York Theater: The Baker’s Wife (dir. Gordon Greenberg), Bajour (dir. Stuart Ross), Greenwillow (dir. Michael Montel), NEO I. Concerts: Broadway on Broadway 2007 & 2008 (in Times Square), Rags (20th Anniversary), Pippin (w/ Rosie O’Donnell, Ben Vereen), Children of Eden (NYC premiere). Cast albums: After The Ball, Finian’s Rainbow, Avenue Q, NEO, Watch Your Step!, That’s The Ticket!, Look Ma I’m Dancin’. Cabaret: Natalie Douglas, Gay Marshall, Emily Skinner, John Tartaglia, many others. Mark is the recipient of two MAC Awards and the Backstage Bistro Award for Music Direction.
Orchestrations
Alex Lacamoire
Alex is the Music Director, Conductor, Arranger, and Tony-winning Orchestrator for In The Heights on Broadway. He also won a Grammy this year for producing the In The Heights cast album on Sh-K-Boom Records. In 2006 he music supervised and co-orchestrated High Fidelity, and for the year of 2005 he served as the Music Director of Wicked on Broadway, for which he also contributed music arrangements. Other credits as Music Director, Arranger, and/or Orchestrator: Bat Boy: The Musical, the 2001 National Tour of Godspell, Stephen Schwartz's Captain Louie, and Legally Blonde. Alex is currently working on dance arrangements and additional orchestrations for 9 TO 5, coming to Broadway in April 2009.
Songwriter
Susan Birkenhead
Susan Birkenhead received a Tony Nomination, a Grammy nomination, and a Drama Desk Award for her lyrics for Jelly’s Last Jam. She was nominated for a Drama Desk for Triumph of Love. She was one of the writers nominated for a Tony Award® for Working, and won an Outer Critics Circle award for What About Luv? She wrote additional lyrics for High Society, with a book by Arthur Kopit and a score by Cole Porter. She wrote lyrics for Pieces of Eight with Jule Styne and Michael Stewart, Fanny Hackabout Jones with Erica Jong and Lucy Simon, and was one of the contributors to A My Name is Alice. She wrote The Night They Raided Minsky’s with Charles Strouse and Evan Hunter, and has just finished Moonstruck, with John Patrick Shanley and Henry Krieger. She and Mr. Krieger are also currently at work on two new projects. Ms. Birkenhead is a member of the Dramatists Guild Council, Treasurer of the Dramatists Guild Fund, and a member of the Musical Theater Council of the Manhattan Theater Club.
Songwriter
Craig Carnelia
Craig Carnelia, wrote the score for the Broadway musical, Is There Life After High School? and the Off-Broadway musical, Three Postcards, (at Playwrights Horizons). Also Off-Broadway, he has had a collection of his songs entitled Notes presented at the Manhattan Theatre Club and contributed single songs to The No Frills Revue, Diamonds and A...My Name is Still Alice. Honors include a Tony nomination for Working, a “Best Plays" citation for Three Postcards, the 1996 Johnny Mercer Award, and the prestigious Kleban Award for distinguished lyric writing.
Songwriter
Micki Grant
An extensive period of collaboration with director Vinnette Carroll at the Urban Arts Corps Theatre resulted in nine musical productions, the most successful of which were the Broadway musicals Don’t Bother Me I Can’t Cope, in which Grant also starred, and Your Arms Are Too Short To Box With God. The multi-award winning …Cope garnered the Grammy Award for its cast show album and five Tony nominations, including Best Musical among others. Her musical based on the life of George Washington Carver, Don’t Underestimate A Nut, premiered at Omaha’s Theatre for Young People in 1994, and for Jacques Brel Blues (with Andre Ernotte and Elliot Tiber) she supplied the English lyrics for twenty of Brel’s Songs. She was composer/lyricist for J.E. Franklin’s Prodigal Sister, contributed to four musical revues based on the oral histories of hospital workers, contributed additional lyrics to Broadway’s Eubie and has written songs for educational TV’s Infinity Factory. She enjoys writing special material for club singers, and one of her several commercial jingles has won her a two off-Award. Grant’s body of work has been celebrated in two Off-Broadway musical retrospectives. Multi-talented, Ms. Grant has performed on and off Broadway and in theatres around the country. For the national tour of Having Our Say, she won the Helen Hayes Award for her portrayal of Sadie Delany. Some of her numerous other awards include the Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, NAACP Image and OBIE. A practicing, published poet, she loves her job!
Songwriter
Lin-Manuel Miranda
Lin-Manuel Miranda is the star-composer-lyricist of Broadway's 2008 Tony Winner for Best Musical In The Heights. Additionally, Lin-Manuel received an Obie Award for Outstanding Music and Lyrics for the show. As an actor, Lin-Manuel received a 2007 Theater World Award for Outstanding Debut Performance, and the 2007 Clarence Derwent Award for Most Promising Male Performance courtesy of Actor's Equity Foundation. Lin-Manuel also received the ASCAP Foundation's Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award and is a National Arts Club Medal of Honor recipient. Lin-Manuel is a co-founder and member of Freestyle Love Supreme, a popular hip-hop improv group that performs regularly in New York City. Most recently, Lin-Manuel worked with Arthur Laurents and Stephen Sondheim on Spanish translations for the 2009 Broadway Revival of West Side Story. His TV and film credits include The Electric Company, The Sopranos and The Sex and the City Movie. He lives in New York.
Songwriter
Mary Rodgers
Mary Rodgers' credits as a composer began with the Broadway production of Once Upon a Mattress in 1959 and continued with Hot Spot, The Mad Show, Working, The Griffin and the Minor Canon, and scores for the Bil Baird Marionettes and Theatreworks/USA. Her musicals have also been celebrated in a revue, Hey, Love. She is a popular author of fiction for young people, most notably the 1972 novel Freaky Friday, which was made into a Disney Studios motion picture (with a screenplay by Rodgers), a Theatre Works/USA musical (composed by Rodgers) and an ABC TV remake. Mary Rodgers is Chairman of the Board of the Juilliard School, on the Board of ASCAP, and on the Council of the Dramatists Guild.
Songwriter
James Taylor
James Taylor, born Mar 12, 1948 Boston, MA, USA. Husband of Carly Simon (1972 - 1983). Lyricist & Composer. Awards and nominations: 1978 Tony Award® Best Original Score - Working (nominee) Productions: Working Music & Lyrics (Original, Musical) (May 14, 1978 - Jun 4, 1978).
Stage Manager
Daniel S. Rosokoff
THE OLD GLOBE: Dancing in the Dark. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Broadway: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical, By Jeeves (Ayckbourn /Lloyd Webber), Swinging on a Star. Off-Broadway: Mr. Goldwyn starring Alan King. Tours: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Full Monty, Barry Manilow's Copacabana, Jolson: The Musical, Joseph and the Amazing Techincolor Dreamcoat, NYC Encores: Strike Up the Band, Babes in Arms. Film: By Jeeves . Regional: Goodspeed, Long Wharf, The Old Globe, Kennedy Center, Shakespeare Theatre, Geffen Playhouse, Pittsburgh Public and Pittsburgh CLO. Member Actors' Equity Association.
Assistant Stage Manager
Jennifer Leigh Wheeler
THE OLD GLOBE: Working, Six Degrees of Separation. OFF-BROADWAY: Clara’s Christmas Dreams, Theatre at St. Clements. REGIONAL: LA Philharmonic, Walt Disney Concert Hall; JC Superstar, Urinetown, The Musical (Critics Circle Award) Oklahoma!, Ragtime (Critics Circle Award), My Fair Lady and Nine, Starlight Theatre; The Who’s Tommy, The Ricardo Montalban; Cowboy vs. Samurai (Critics Circle Award), Mo’olelo Performing Arts; and many shows with Manhattan Children’s Theatre, NY. EDUCATION: BFA in Theatre Stage Management from USC. Love and thanks to JC, KJ, AR, LS, Jess, Mom & Dad. Jennifer is a proud Member of Actors’ Equity.
Casting
Jay Binder Casting
Jay Binder, CSA/Sara Schatz (Casting) Jack Bowdan, CSA, Mark Brandon & Nikole Vallins have cast over 70 Broadway shows including A Chorus Line, Gypsy, The Thirty Nine Steps, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, The Story Of My Life, Is He Dead?, Inherit The Wind, Journey’s End, Butley, Virginia Woolf, Sweet Charity, Wonderful Town, Movin’ Out, 42nd Street, Music Man, Iceman Cometh, Charlie Brown, Sound of Music, Lion King, Beauty & the Beast, The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Chicago, King and I, Damn Yankees, Lost in Yonkers, Jerome Robbins’ Broadway, Goodbye Girl. Film: Hairspray, Dreamgirls, Chicago, upcoming Nine. Eight–time Artios Award winner. They are thrilled to return to The Old Globe.
Licensing Agent
Music Theatre International
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