Jenni Barber (Lies)) is thrilled to be part of Musicals Tonight! Favorite roles include Gertrude McFuzz in Seussical The Musical and Maggie in A Chorus Line both at the Music Theatre of Wichita. BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Michigan. Thanks and love to family, Ron, and Mark Madama. AEA member.

Nicolas Davila (Ensemble): Musicals Tonight! debut. New York: Candide in Concert (New York Philharmonic, aired on PBS); Misia (Playwrights Horizons); Hello Again (Manhattan Theatre Source); Trouble in Tahiti (Juilliard Opera Workshop). Regional: West Side Story (Tony); Evita (Che); ,Joseph...(Joseph); The King and I (Lun Tha); The Fantasticks (El Gallo). Originally from Northern California, Nic is a graduate of The Juilliard School (BM - voice).

Paul Jason Green (Anatol) recently played the title role in Musicals Tonight's Chocolate Soldier and is thrilled to return. Created the leads in Andru's Head, Dorian Grey, Knight Life, Little Women and Mim. Regionally: Charles Clarke in Titanic, Agis in Triumph Of Love, Lancelot in Camelot, Hero in Forum, Harker in Dracula, Cable in South Pacific, Freddy in My Fair Lady, Fyedka in Fiddler-, Whizzer in Falsettos, Prince/Wolf in Into The Woods. TV: Sunset Beach, Guiding Light and many commercials. Thank you family, friends, and agents for the support. For Peny.

Kyrst Hogan (Madga u/s; Ensemble) New York: Caiphus in Superstar. Jubilee (Musicals Tonight), Jolson, a Vaudeville. The Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Atlantic City's Trump Plaza (Maggie in 42"`r Street! Victor in Cabaret) Principal Singer for NCL. NHT: Steel Magnolias, Twelfth Night, Cowgirls. W BT: Meet Me In St. Louis and Anything Goes TBTS: The Secret Garden. BA in Theatre: Viterbo College. Love you Doug. Hey! Still workin'!

Dennis Holland (Hen- Brandel) Broadway/National Tour: The Music Man, Peter Pan. Off/Off-OffBroadway: Houdini, Meet John Doe; Pursuit of Persephone, Frankenstein, Parlour Songs, Bump in the Road, Snatched!, One Night at Tickles. Regional: Guys and Dolls (The Guthrie), Mistletoe (Ford's), Kiss Me Kate (Wolf Trap). TV/Fihm: Ragtime, Falling in Love, One Life to Live, Love to Polly, Anabel, Claire and Will.

Nehal Joshi (Ensemble) is pleased to be making his New York debut. Regionally: Mister Roberts (Kennedy Center), Recent Tragic Events (premiere), Carousel (Olney), Wit (Actor's Theatre of Louisville), Senor Descretion Himself (premiere - Arena Stage) The Mad Dancers , and the 25th and 26th Humana Festival of New American Plays. Film and TV: HBO's The Wire, The Game of Their Lives. Education: James Madison University and Shakespeare's Globe, London. Thank you Erin.

Hannah Knowlton (Ensemble) is a recent graduate of AMDA. She is making her New York City debut with Musicals Tonight in The High Life. Thanks to my family for all their love and support, my friends for all the many laughs and memories we've shared, and to the cast, Mel and Torn for this AMAZING experience! I've learned so much! Enjoy the show!!

Barbara McCulloh (Magda, Helene, Mimi) Broadway: Mrs. Darling in Pan Peter with Cathy Rigby; and Mrs. Anna in The King and I, opposite Lou Diamond Philips. Off -Broadway: MTC's 1-2-3-4-5; Jewish Rep's Kuni -Leml; York Theatre's On the 20`r' Century. Regional credits: Blithe Spirit, I 10 in the Shade, Barrymore Award Nomination for Best Actress in Philadelphia, Hamlet, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Tartuffe, As Bees in Honey Drown, Brighton Beach Memoirs and many more. TV includes: Kitty in Courage the Cowardly Dog, Lynn Moody on Law and Order, SVU and Caroline Griffin on Another World. Her performance is in honor of Jay Tramel.

Meredith Pryce (Ensemble) is a recent AMDA graduate. Regional credits include The Apple Tree, Ruddigore, Gianni Schicchi, Magic Flute, Marriage of Figaro (George Washington University) and Ten (Generic Theatre), Poof. (Lisner Back Box) and From Broadway to Hollywood: The Glory Days (Smithsonian Institution).

Roger Rifkin (Franz) was recently seen as Hector/Stuart in The Beauty Prize for Musicals Tonight! Off-Broadway: Max in Finnegan's Farewell (Original Cast), Appopolous in ELTS Wonderful Towr
and Mac in Pipe Dream (Musicals in Concert). Regional: Sam/Jesse/Roy in Plaza Suite, Mr.Dussel in The Diary Of Anne Frank, Horace Vandergelder in Hello Dolly!, Milt in Laughter On The 23rd Floor, Moonface in Anything Goes, Nathan Detroit in Guys And Dolls, Doolittle in My Fair Lady and Max in The Sound Of Music. Roger has done animation voice-overs and is also a playwright. Hi play, The Obligation was produced by The Brooklyn Lyceum Theatre.

Doug Shapiro (Max) played Watty Watkins in Musicals Tonight's Lady Be Good! and is glad to b, back. As a member of The Barnstormers (Tamworth, NH) he was George in Same Time, Next Year, Mortimer in Arsenic And Old Lace, Captain Warrington in Little Mary Sunshine, and most of the women in The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (Abridged). Doug is currently subbing in as George S. Kaufman in Talk Of The Town at the Algonquin and is a proud member of Equity.

Reshma Shetty (Ensemble) Roles include Maria (West Side Story), Musetta ( Boheme), Anne (A Little Night Music), Zerlina (Don Giovanni) and Blonde (Die Entfdhrung aus dem Serail). She has sung with the Washington Symphony Orchestra, The Messiah with the Lexington Philharmonic and with the AIMS Symphony in Graz, Austria. Honors include winner at the National Opera Association Competition and recipient of the J. Alexander Vocal Award at CCM (she's a recent graduate).

Deborah Jean Templin (Frau Brandel) International: Playing for Time. National: Mamma Mia!, Titanic, Baby and Annie. Off-Broadway: We're Still Hot!, Johnny Johnson, Darling of the Day. Eternal Love, TomFoolery. Regional:Gilbert & Sullivan in Brief(s) (The Mezzo), Walnut Street's Hello, Dolly! (Dolly), Annie (Hannigan), Cabaret (Kost), Isn't It Romantic (Harriet), Barrymore Award for Nite Club Confidential (Kaye), Floyd Collins (Miss Jane), I'nz Not Rappaport w/ Ben Vereen (Clara), Beautiful Lady, The Club. TV: Law and Order, All My Children, Midnight Caller, Guiding Light. Professional Teaching Associate, Cornell University. Writer/performer of Unsinkabl< Women: Stories and Songs from the Titanic.
Matthew Trombetta (Ensemble) Favorite roles include: Tobias in Sweeney Todd, Jinx in Forever Plaid, and Mr. Erlanson in A Little Night Music. He is strongly committed to performing and developing new works of musical theatre. A graduate of Northwestern University, he is the Managing Artistic Director of Weathervane Playhouse, Ohio's oldest summer stock theatre and a member of AEA. He is grateful to Craig Carnelia and Deric Rosenblatt for their incredible instruction and guidance.

Fay and Michael Kanin (Librettists) were screenwriters and playwrights who usually worked together. He wrote Centennial Summer and won an Oscar for Woman of the Year. They wrote Rhapsody, The Opposite of Sex and received an Oscar nomination for Teacher's Pet. Fay's Broadway work (without her husband) included Goodbye My Fancy, His and Hers, Rashomon, and Grind (Tony Nomination). Fay is a past President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science and lives in California.

Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz (Lyrics and Music) began their Broadway careers in the 1920 with Dear Sir and Grand Street Follies, respectively. They worked together on Three's a Crowd, Th. Band Wagon, Revenge with Music, At Home Abroad, Between the Devil, Inside U.S.A., Jennie, and Fosse. Schwartz also composed for the following: Stars in Your Eyes, Park Avenue, A Tree Grows it Brooklyn, By the Beautiful Sea (revived by Musicals Tonight in 1999). Dietz combined a 30-year career as MGM Publicity Director with work as a lyricist on Merry-Go-Round, Jackpot, Sadie Thompson, Ziegfeld Follies of 1957.

Thomas Mills (Director & Choreographer) is in his seventh season with Musicals Tonight. Recently he choreographed the National Tour of In The Mood, a 1940s revue with a 15-piece big band. Other projects include directing and choreographing industrials and choreographing Wrong Way Up, a new musical. He directed A Little Night Music for the Utah Opera. Other credits: Director - Back-stage Bistro Awards (three years) working with Faith Prince, Sally Mayes, Cleo Lane and Donna McKecknie. Regionally: Director - 100 Years of Broadway (Helen Hayes); director/choreographer -