9 to 5 virtual playbill
The Creative Team
| Director |
Ted deChatelet |
| Music Director |
Caryl Fantel |
| Intimacy Coordinator /Choreographer |
Nicole Perry |
| Scenic Design |
K. April Soroko |
| Costume Design |
Dawn Shamburger |
| Lighting Design |
Thomas Shorrock |
| Sound Design |
Bryan Sanchez |
| Technical Director |
Rebecca Lucatero |
| Stage Manager |
Carley Knotts |
About The Authors
Patricia Resnick (Book) is an American screenwriter and producer, known for her work on films like 9 to 5, Straight Talk, and Maxie. She has also worked as a consulting producer or co-producer on TV series like Mad Men and Better Things. She met Robert Altman while studying at the University of Southern California and started her career working with him on the film 3 Women. She collaborated several times with Altman, beginning with developing 3 Women. She later appeared as herself in one of his films, The Player. One of her biggest successes came in 9 to 5. Resnick wrote the first draft drama, and Jane Fonda cast herself, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton in the leads, the last in her first film role. Resnick served as a writer on a number of television series, and as a supervising producer on the final season of Mad Men. She got a Tony nomination for the musical of 9 to 5, written with Dolly Parton ran on Broadway in 2009 and was recently a huge hit on the West End in London. She is currently working on a sequel to 9 to 5 alongside Rashida Jones.
Dolly Rebecca Parton (Composer/Lyricist) is an American singer-songwriter, musician, actress, philanthropist, and businesswoman, known primarily for her decades-long career in country music. After achieving success as a songwriter for others, Parton made her album debut in 1967 with Hello, I’m Dolly, which led to success during the remainder of the 1960s (both as a solo artist and with a series of duet albums with Porter Wagoner), before her sales and chart peak came during the 1970s and continued into the 1980s. Parton achieved commercial success again in the new millennium and has released albums on various independent labels since 2000, including her own label, Dolly Records. Parton wrote the score for 9 to 5: The Musical, a musical-theater adaptation of Parton’s feature film 9 to 5 (1980). It opened on Broadway at the Marquis Theatre in New York on April 30, 2009. The title track of her 2008 album “Backwoods Barbie” was written for the musical’s character Doralee. Parton received nominations for Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Music and Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Lyrics as well as a nomination for Tony Award for Best Original Score.
Meet The Cast
Cast Bios
Cait Siobhan Kiley
*+ (Violet) is an actress, writer, singer, and cinnamon roll-enthusiast. She has worked nationally and internationally as an actress on tour, in regional theaters, and most recently aboard Norwegian Cruise Lines. BFA University of Arizona, Tucson. Immense gratitude to family and chosen family. For Daddoo. CaitKiley.com
Shayna Gilberg
+ (Doralee) is a second-year MFA Acting Candidate from Tarpon Springs, FL. Recent Credits: Shrek the Musical (Princess Fiona), The Lady from the Sea (Bolette Wangel), The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 (Marjorie Baverstock). She thanks her boyfriend Forrest, family, and cohort
for their love and support. Thank you mom for giving me a love of Dolly Parton and country music. shaynagilberg.com
Ana Marie Calise+ (Judy) is a second year MFA student. She graduated from NYU Tisch with a BFA in Drama. Ana has worked professionally as an actor, director, and writer. She also wrote and starred in the short film A Different Kind of Animal. FAU CREDITS: Sweat (Tracey), The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 (Elsa), Polaroid Stories (Philomel).
Mitchell B. Mackenzie+ (Franklin Hart Jr.) Mitchell B. MacKenzie Is an MFA Performance candidate, from Sacramento, California, in his second year at FAU. He has appeared as Stan in Sweat, Father in Violet, Ken De La Maize in Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, and Mike in A Chorus Line. He would like to thank his Fiancée for her support.
Toni Turiano (Roz) is a third-year BFA in Musical Theatre major. This is her FAU mainstage debut! Favorite credits include: Janie and Others in Wonder of the World, The Drowsy Chaperone in The Drowsy Chaperone, and Medda Larkin in Newsies. Special thanks to her cat, Ziti Marie Pastini. CENT’ANNI!
Joel M. Rodriguez+ (Joe, Ensemble, U/S Hart) is a second-year Domini- can-American MFA Acting candidate from Kansas City, Missouri. He finds joy in producing musical theatre, cooking, and spending quality time with his beautiful partner, Aubrey. Some credits include Oscar in Sweat and Dr.Arnholm in Lady from the Sea. You can find more about him at www.joelrodrig.com
Zach Marullo+ (Dwayne, Ensemble) is a graduate student at Florida Atlantic University. Recent credits at FAU include Jason in Sweat, Eddie in The Musi- cal Comedy Murders of 1940 and Lyngstrand in The Lady from The Sea. Zach plans to Direct and act professionally after graduation.
Alexander Anthanasiou (Josh, Ensemble) is a young artist in the earliest phase of his music career. He is incredibly honored to be welcomed to the cast as a Freshman at FAU! His most recent performance was as Hanschen in Spring Awakening at Barclay Performing Arts. More information can be found here: Linktr.ee/alexanderathanasiou
Daniella Dara Coby (Missy, Intern, Ensemble) is a BFA Musical Theatre Per- formance senior at FAU with a minor in Dance. You might have seen her in recent works like A Chorus Line, Neighborhood 3, Requisition of Doom, Leg- acy of Oz, and Violet. She would like to give a huge shoutout to her family and friends for their love and support and the biggest shoutout to her dog,
Christian Dior.
Emilia Borean (Maria, Ensemble) is a sophomore BA theater major at FAU, she has been most recently seen as Tom/Ensemble in A Chorus Line. Emilia is also a talented carpenter. With a passion for scenic design, she has helped build 6 different sets for FAU production. She’s excited for you to see and enjoy this show!
Kyle Smith+ (Dick, Ensemble) is a second year MFA- Theatre Performance at FAU. BFA in Musical Theatre from Ohio Northern University. Profes- sional: Vermont Shakespeare Company, Sierra Repertory Theatre, Pacific Conservatory Theatre and Oregon Cabaret Theatre. FAU: Monty-Violet, Orpheus-Polaroid Stories, Patrick O’Reilly-The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940 Zach- A Chorus Line.
Sarah Sun Park+ (Kathy, Co-Dance Captain) Credits include NCT’s Broad- way production of Mamma Mia!; BTG’s Hair; Michael Weller’s A Welcome Guest at CATF; Rattlestick Playwrights Theater; Two River Theater; Virginia Stage Company, Playhouse on Park, Village Theatre, Playwrights Horizons,
Theatre Lab. Sarah gives thanks to Jesus Christ, her family, and her Infinity Love André! 1 Cor 16:14
Graham Oberlink (Margaret, Ensemble) is a senior BFA Theatre Perfor- mance major. After 5 years, this is their last production at FAU. They have most recently been seen as Narcissus in Polaroid Stories and Murderer #2/Lord Stanley in Richard III. You might have also seen them perform as the drag queen, Geeez Louise in the South Florida area. They are grateful for their queerness and loving family.
Connor M. Lee (Bob Enright, Ensemble) is a third-year, majoring in Musical Theatre. When contacts aren’t breaking in his eye, perhaps he was performing in The Lady from the Sea, A Chorus Line, Dances We Dance, Neigh- borhood 3, and APO’s Wonder of the World. May no contacts break while workin’ 9 to 5!
Anthony Blatter+ (Tinsworthy, Cop, Ensemble, U/SJoe) is a second-year MFA candidate at Florida Atlantic University. He recently received his BM in Vocal Performance and a BA in Theatre Performance from the University of Missouri. FAU credits include: The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 (Roger Hopewell), Violet (Flick), Sweat (Brucie/Evan). Other credits include: RENT
(Tom Collins), A View from the Bridge (Eddie Carbone).
Jorge Pie (Detective, Ensemble) is a BA Performance Theatre Major at FAU. This is his second show that he is performing in at FAU. He performed in Spring Awakening in October. He was a student at Broward College and performed in productions such as A Bright Room Called Day, Dramatic Mo- ments 2019, and Both Sides of the Story. He aspires to be an actor and play different characters, particularly Sweeney Todd.
SheKendra Yvette Parrish (Doctor, Ensemble) is currently working towards a BFA in Performance with a Musical Theatre Concentration. This is her 4th show at FAU. Credits include, Music Hall Singer in Violet, Persephone in Polaroid stories, and Vicky in A Chorus Line. When SheKendra graduates she plans to continue acting as well as producing with a thriving theatre and arts company.
Olivia Beebe (Candy Striper, Ensemble, U/S Judy) is a senior in the BFA Musical Theater program. Some previous credits include A Chorus Line (Bebe), Wonder of the World (Cass), Violet (Young Violet), The Wolves (#2), Chicago (Velma Kelly), and Into the Woods (Cinderella). She’s excited to be doing such a fun show with so many friends. I will always love y’all!
Caitlin Foster+ (New Employee, Ensemble, U/S Violet) is a second-year MFA candidate at FAU. She received her BFA in Acting from the University of Florida. FAU credits: Violet (Violet), Neighborhood 3 (Gamemaster), The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 (Bernice), A Chorus Line (Mark). She is certified by the SAFD in Rapier & Dagger and Unarmed Combat.
Lucca Prado (Ensemble) a is a freshman majoring in Urban and Regional Planning. Moving from Brazil, to Las Vegas, Tampa and now Boca Raton, he started theatre at age 10 and has been in shows such as Mamma Mia!, Catch Me if You Can and 13: The Musical.
Marissa Spurr (Ensemble, Co-Dance Captain) is a first year BFA Music Theatre major and is thrilled to be in her second production at FAU. She was seen in Lady From the Sea as a Tourist and Hilde Understudy. Previous credits also include Cosette in Les Misérables and Rusty in Footloose.
Doriyan Caty (Ensemble) is a senior in the BFA Musical Theatre program at FAU. Recent credits include Richie Walters (A Chorus Line), and Moritz Steifel (Spring Awakening).Doriyan spent has spent his last year as the president and artistic director for The Black Undergraduate Theatre Collective. Doriyan is so thrilled to have the opportunity to perform with so many peers!
Mack Moore (Ensemble) is a freshman in the BFA Musical Theatre program, and they’re delighted to be a part of their first mainstage production at FAU! You may have seen Mack as Princess Caramel in Tony Tassa’s staged reading of Pastry Village in Studio 2. They hope you enjoy the show!
Caroline Slagle (Ensemble, U/S Doralee) is a senior pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre. Previous credits include Spring Awakening, Neighborhood 3, The Wolves, Rent, and Little Women. Her work has been seen as a Choreographer, Dance Captain, Fight Captain, and has recently received 3rd place for the 2023 NSAL Florida competition in Drama.
Tina Daughtry (Ensemble) is a super senior at FAU. She has a communica- tions degree and is currently on track for her second degree, for a BA in Theater. Tina studies all aspects of comedy from writing, to directing, to stand up. It’s time to shine. Enjoy the show and stay QuarenTina.
+ Denotes M.F.A. Graduate Student
* Appears with permission of Actors’ Equity Association
Crew Bios
Anna-Teressa Soto-Andujar (Wardrobe Head)
is a soon to be graduating senior at FAU, graduating with a BA in Theater and a double minor in Film/Video and Photography. She spent her past summer in Rhode Island
working with Broadway company Aurora Productions as their Wardrobe Supervisor and Instructor. Hope you enjoy the show!
Kimberly Wilkinson
(Light Board Operator) is excited to be part of this production of “9 to 5” during her 2nd year at FAU. Most of her past theater experience was at Sol Children’s Theater where she played roles such as Miss Honey in Matilda and Pinocchio in Shrek. She also ran the light board there in a production of Peter and the Starcatcher, so she is looking forward to being back on lights.
Bryan Sanchez (Sound Designer)
is a budding solo artist with ample experience in sound design and engineering from Florida Atlantic University. This rendition of 9 to 5 will be the first large-scale production
he has worked on and will provide a baseline for many other theatrical/musical opportunities in the future.
Amalia Phend
(Hair and Makeup) is a second-year student in the BFA Theatre Design and Technology program. You may have seen Amalia’s work earlier this semester, as Costume Designer for BUTC’s Spring Awakening. Enjoy the show!
Hannah Roebuck
(Run Crew) is a senior in the BA Theatre program. She has previously worked as sound designer on FAU’s Neighborhood 3, and Musical Comedy Murders of 1940. She was
most recently the stage manager for the BUTC’s production of Spring Awakening. This will be her final show at FAU.
Jason
Goetz-Stern+ (Asst. Technical Director) is a first-year MFA candidate in Design and Technology and is Assistant Technical Director for 9-5. He worked as a carpenter at Delray Beach Playhouse for Somethings Afoot, Noises Off, Plaza Suite and Grease and at Lauderdale Performing Arts Center’s for Its Always Patsy Cline and 42nd Street.
Rebecca Lucatero
(Faculty Technical Director) received her B.A. in Theatre and MFA in Theatre Design & Technology from Florida Atlantic University. After graduation, Rebecca became the
Instructor in Technical Direction for FAU. Rebecca teaches production and drafting classes and serves as the technical director for the mainstage productions.
Nicole Perry (Choreographer/Intimacy Coordinator)
is a Silver Palm award-winning intimacy director and two-time Broward County Artist Investment Grant awardee for dance. Career highlights include intimacy for God Forbid
(Hulu) and a Carbonell nomination for intimacy in To Fall in Love (TheatreLab). Nicole is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Dance at FAU.
K. April Soroko (Scenic Designer)
has designed more than 120 theatrical productions as a Scenic Designer and/or a Costume Designer. She has designed for The Yale Repertory Theatre, Playwright’s Horizons,
The New York Musical Theatre Festival, NC Shakes, Triad Stage, Florida Studio Theatre and The Maltz Jupiter Theatre. She is a member of the United Scenic Artists Local 829 and an Associate Professor of Scenic Design at FAU.
www.aprilsoroko.com
Carley Knotts (Stage Manager) is thirlled to be the stage manager for this production of 9 to 5. Her SM credits include In The Heights and 35MM both with Measure for Measure Theatre. Carley hopes you enjoy the show
and says a special thanks to her parents, sister, cats, and boyfriend for their endless support.
Toby Ambros
(Asst. Stage Manager) is a current student in his final year at FAU. He has worked in many facets of theatre, most notably assistant stage manager for Polaroid Stories here at FAU. He wants to get
into scenic painting once he reaches the real world. He hopes you enjoy the show.
Caryl Fantel
(Music Director/Conductor/Pianist) is a Carbonell, Silver Palm and Remy Award-winning Music Director who has performed from Carnegie Hall and Off-Broadway to
Seattle’s acclaimed 5th Avenue Theatre, and many other regional theatres. Also a composer and vocal arranger, Caryl has supervised vocal groups for performances at the Tony Awards and the South Florida presentation of Hugh Jackman’s World Tour, played for renowned Broadway performers, been Producer and Music Director of the Carbonell Awards, and regularly presents audition workshops. She is thrilled to be Music Coordinator for FAU’s BFA in Musical Theatre program.
Ted
deChatelet (Director) is a professional actor, director, teacher and fight choreographer who has worked extensively around the country. Film and television credits include Wild, Grimm, The Librarians, The Wonderland Murders, Saturday Night Live, and numerous commercials. He is an Assistant Professor at FAU and teaches acting for camera.
Cate Gonzalez (Asst. Stage Manager) is a second year student in the BFA Musical Theatre program. This is her first
time assistant stage directing at FAU. Her recent credits include Wendla U/S in Spring Awakening, Aunt Em in The Legacy of Oz, and Jack's Mothers in Into the woods. She is beyond excited to take on a different responsibility in the show, and hopes you enjoy!
+ Denotes M.F.A. Graduate Student
* Appears with permission of Actors’ Equity Association
Orchestra
Conductor/Keyboard 1
Caryl Fantel
Keyboard 2
Marjorie Patterson
Guitar 1
Greg Minnick
Guitar 2
Daniel Stromland
Woodwinds
Orin Jacobs
Trumpet 1
Thomas Biggs
Trumpet 2
Jennifer Sutton
Trombone
Andres Nicaragua
Bass
Ranses Colon
Percussion
Casandra Del Valle
Drums
Roy Fantel
Artistic Staff
Director
Ted deChatelet
Scenic Designer
K. April Soroko
Costume Designer
Dawn Shamburger
Lighting & Video Designer
Thomas Shorrock
Sound Designer
Bryan Sanchez
Technical Director
Rebecca Lucatero
Hair & Makeup Designer
Caroline Slagle
Dialect Coach
Kathryn L. Johnston
Stage Manager
Carley Knotts
Choreographer/Intimacy Coordiantor
Nicole Perry
Music Director
Caryl Fantel
Dance Captains
Sarah Sun Park+, Marissa Spurr
Vocal Captain
Joel M. Rodriguez
The Production Team
Costume Shop Manager
Tim Bowman
Scene Shop Manager
Matt McCord
Asst. Stage Managers
Toby Ambros, Cate Gonzalez
Asst. Technical Directors
Jason Goetz-Stern, Harmon Casey
Light Board Operator
Kimberly Wilkinson
Follow Spots
Anna Pritchard, Trevor Gill
Sound Board Operators
Alen Rosier, Jessica Hall
Video Engineer
Andrew Allison
Carpenters
Anna Fox, Emilia Borean
Scenic Charge
Aubrey Kestell+
Scene Painters
Marybeth Schuettler, Grace Shell, Elysa Belongie
Crew
Hannah Roebuck, Sammy Davis, Gabriela Fatta, Julia Gallagher
Asst. Costume Designer
Kai Kaufman
Wardrobe Head
Anna-Teressa Soto-Andujar
Dressers
Molly Johnson, Stella Kahan, Idrissa Dial, Angelina Zuccarelli
Hair/Makeup Crew
Amalia Phend
Props Head
Angelina Zuccarelli
Asst. Props Head
Elle White
Props Crew
Simon Lopez
Publicity
Ana Marie Calise+, Shayna Gilberg+, Doriyan De’Angelo Caty
Program Assistant
Elvira Figueras
Photography
Morgan Sophia Photography
House Manager
Darius Rivera
Box Office Coordinator
Carolina Garcia
Box Office Attendants
Arianna Aquino Celine DeJesus, Emily Mejia, Melyssa Mitchell, Julianna Pontoriero, Paige Tibbetts
Ushers
Casline Saint-Hillaire, Erin McQueeney, Jessica Norton, Michael Glynn, Arielle Adelman, Megan Salerno,
Kimberly Nolan, Natalia Aguirre Paula Rodriguez, John Gonzalez
Emotional Support
Gravy