6th Street Playhouse presents
Buddy The Buddy Holly Story Book by
ALAN JAMES Executive Artistic Director CRAIG A. MILLER Stage Director LARRY WILLIAMS Music Director JAKE TURNER
Choreographer SERENA ELIZE FLORES
Assistant Director APRIL GEORGE
Scenic Designer JESSE DREIKOSEN
Lighting Designer APRIL GEORGE
Costume Designer GAIL REINE
Sound Designer CRAIG A. MILLER
Properties Masters ROSHELL POLK & BEN HARPER
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CAST
Buddy Holly..................................................................Jake Turner Hipockets Duncan....................................................Dale Camden Jerry Allison............................................................Bryce Williams Joe Mauldin...................................................... Shovanny Delgado Maria Elena/Girl Group.......................................... Emma Mercier Norman Petty................................................................Eyan Dean Vi Petty/Girl Group....................................................Amy Webber
MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I
Ready Teddy........................................................... Buddy & The Crickets That’ll Be The Day.................................................. Buddy & The Crickets Ollie Vee.................................................................Buddy & The Crickets Everyday................................................................Buddy & The Crickets Shout............................................................................Apollo Performers Not Fade Away.......................................................Buddy & The Crickets Peggy Sue..............................................................Buddy & The Crickets Words Of Love........................................................Buddy & The Crickets Oh Boy..................................Buddy & The Crickets & Apollo Performers
Tommy the 4th Cricket....................................................Mike Enz Tommy the 4th Cricket.............................................Nathan Riebli Apollo performer/Girl Group......................... Serena Elize Flores Apollo performer/Emcee..........................................Bobby Ellison Big Bopper/Ensemble............................................ Seth Dahlgren Ritchie Valens/Ensemble............................................Marc Assad Shirley/Girl Group............................................ Shawna Eiermann Shirley/Peggy Sue/Girl Group............................... Chrissy Cease
MUSICIANS Piano................................................................................... Lucas Nelson Musician............................................................................... David Harris
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ACT II
True Love Ways.............................................................................. Buddy Why Do Fools Fall In Love?..............................................The Snowbirds Chantilly Lace...................................................................The Big Bopper Maybe Baby...........................................................Buddy & The Crickets Peggy Sue Got Married..........................................Buddy & The Crickets Heartbeat.................................................................... Buddy & The Band La Bamba...........................................................................Ritchie Valens Raining In My Heart.................................................... Buddy & The Band It Doesn’t Matter Any More......................................... Buddy & The Band Rave On..................................................................... Buddy & The Band Rave On Reprise............ Buddy, Big Bopper, Ritchie Valens & The Band Johnny B. Goode...................................................................................All Oh Boy..................................................................................................All
There will be one 15-minute intermission.
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FROM THE DIRECTOR
ARTISTIC STAFF Stage Director....................................................................Larry Williams Music Director...................................................................... Jake Turner Choreographer..........................................................Serena Elize Flores Assistant Director............................................................... April George Scenic Designer........................................................... Jesse Dreikosen Lighting Designer................................................................April George Costume Designer.................................................................. Gail Reine Sound Designer................................................................ Craig A. MIller Properties Masters....................................... Roshell Pulk & Ben Harper Assistant Stage Manager........................................Cecelia McDonough Set Carpenter.......................................................................Kevin Hayes Graphic Designer.............................................................. Ty Donaldson Photographer...................................................................Eric Chazankin
The Buddy Holly Story is a story of legend. It’s one of those stories where a great deal happens in a short amount of time and then a future of great promise is cut short. The circumstances leading up to the end of Buddy Holly’s life leaves us with a lot of what ifs. There is similarity to the Titanic wherein one decision and all the right circumstances cut short the promising careers of three up and coming rock and roll stars. What would the world of music be like today if all three of them had gone on to continue with their influence in the music world? Sadly we’ll never know, but what they left us with was a great deal of music that even today can bring excitement and energy to young and old. I am amazed at the amount of work Buddy Holly did and how recognizable all of his music is. I find myself saying “Oh my Gosh! He wrote that one too?” What you’re going to see on stage today is not so much a recreation of Buddy Holly but rather a recreation of the excitement of rock and roll. It would be impossible for anyone to be Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, and Ritchie Valens but what it is possible to do is to recreate the excitement and energy of one of the greatest periods in rock and roll history. So get ready to rock and roll as we present to you Buddy, The Buddy Holly Story! Larry Williams Director
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Special thanks to the following for their outstanding support of this production! Michael McQuilken, Kelly Moving, David Wright
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BIOGRAPHIES Acting Company MARC ASSAD (Ritchie Valens/Ensemble) Marc is happy to express his pelvis talents at 6th Street once again! Other credits at 6th Street include A Service Tail, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, and most recently Crazy for You. As always Marc would like to thank his families here at 6th street, CSU Fullerton, The New York Theatre Intensives, and his amazing family and friends! DALE CAMDEN (Hipockets Duncan) Making his long awaited return to the Sixth St. stage, Dale is happy to be, well, willing to be, O.K. pretty much resigned to being the “Old Guy” in this youthful, energetic and talented cast. Featured in such Novato Theater Co. productions as Heaven Can Wait, The Odd Couple and Early One Evening at the Rainbow Bar and Grill, Dale has also appeared with the Ross Valley Players in Arthur Miller’s The Price, The Twentieth Century for which he was nominated for a BATCC award (Best Principal Male),and most recently Impressionism. Other past favorites include The Laramie Project (Theater At Large), Sweeney Todd (Independent Actors of Marin), The Rocky Horror Show (Moonlight Ent.) and of course The Graduate (Sixth St.) CHRISSY CEASE (Shirley/Peggy Sue/Girl Group) Chrissy Cease has danced her way across the country, performing in shows including Evita, Miss Saigon, West Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof, Nunsense 2, Oklahoma, and The 6
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Music Man. Chrissy is Co-Director of RISK Dance Company and is thrilled to make her premiere at 6th Street Playhouse! SETH DAHLGREN (Big Bopper/Ensemble) Seth Dahlgren made his theater debut in the NTC produced Avenue Q as Nicky and Trekkie Monster. His performance was nominated for 2014’s SFBATCC Best Featured Actor in a Musical Award. He dedicates Bopper to Pops, who instilled in him his love of 50’s culture, memorable hooks, and silly voices. EYAN DEAN (Norman Petty) Eyan emits excitement to be engaged in this entertainment. His pro-dominant past performances are as proceeds; Deputy BudRussel in Bonnie and Clyde, Eugene in Grease, and Sir Bedevere in Spamalot. Eyan also wishes to direct your debate delicately to the directorial dealings he has had with the New Voices on the Vine short play festival his third year with this as director has just come to an end. SHAWNA EIERMANN (Shirley/Girl Group) Shawna comes from a long line of performers, artists, and musicians dating back to her great grandfather who was the piano and harp tuner for the Marx Brothers. As an entertainer Shawna has performed in pubs, churches, theatres, and rooftops all over the world, with her most recent endeavors being featured in 6th Street Play House’s: Addams Family Musical (Wednesday Addams), Grease (Patty Simcox), Becky Shaw (Becky Shaw), 2015 | 6thStreetPlayhouse.com |
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BIOGRAPHIES Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Ensemble), Victor/ Victoria (Ensemble), and The Rocky Horror Show (Phantom). She holds a BA in Drama & Music from San Francisco State University and a Masters in Music Industry Studies from the University of Glasgow in Scotland. She is so honored to be performing with such a talented cast, and even more honored to be performing alongside her VERY talented sweetheart, Mike Enz. BOBBY ELLISON (Apollo performer/emcee) Bobby Ellison is a 25 year Veteran of the Theater! This his second show at 6th Street Playhouse! He was the Narrator in Larry Williams’s Original Christmas Musical, Jolly Julianna Or Her Fruitcake Has Nuts! He is ecstatic to be back under the same direction of Larry Williams in Buddy Holly! Bobby has played numerous shows and characters such as: Bye Bye Birdie (Sweet Apple Adult), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Ensemble), Best Little Whorehouse In Texas (Jewel), The People’s Temple (Jim Jones Jr, & Eugine Smith), The Visit (Bobby), Music Man (Marcellus Washborne), The Wiz (Lion), DreamGirls (Tiny Joe Dixon), Rent (Tom Collins, for which he received an Arty Award for Best Supporting Character), Songs For A New World (Myself), Lend Me A Tenor (Toto Merelli), Ain’t Misbehavin’ (Fats Wallor), Damn Yankees (Charlie), & A Christmas Carol (Ghost Of Christmas Present! This year he had the opportunity to be in a short original film called “Deranged!” His theater friend of his, Adam Gistarb, wrote the movie specifically for Bobby! Another Santa Rosa Actor and fellow cast member of the Christmas Show, Ryan Whitaker starred in the film with Bobby. He is enjoying this cast and looks forward to more shows at 6th Street Playhouse! MIKE ENZ (Tommy the 4th Cricket) For his first community theatre acting debut, Mike Enz is thrilled to be playing the part of Tommy/The 4th (& best) Cricket! Although this is Mike’s acting debut, it is certainly 8
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not his first performance as part of a show, lending his mad guitar skills to various theaters around Sonoma County. Mike’s most recent endeavors include; Footloose! The Musical with the SRJC, The Addams Family Musical at 6th street, and Tommy at Missouri Street Theater. Mike would like to thank his parents for their every loving support. SERENA ELIZE FLORES (Apollo Performer/Girl Group/Choreographer) is thrilled to be returning to the 6th St. Playhouse stage after her role as Francine/Lena in the critically acclaimed production of Clybourne Park. Dancing since age 3, she made her professional stage debut at 14. A musical theatre baby at heart, her favorite roles include Lucy (You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown), Adelaide (Guys and Dolls), Chiffon (Little Shop of Horrors), Nickie (Sweet Charity), Lady Jacqueline (Me and My Girl), and Ursula (Bye-Bye Birdie). Serena is also a DJ, dance teacher, choreographer, and homesteader extraordinaire. She is especially honored to be performing one of her dream roles this summer in the North Bay Stage Company’s production of West Side Story as Anita. All the love for B, C, and Y for their unwavering support. EMMA MERCIER (Maria Elena) Emma is delighted and grateful to be making her 6th Street Playhouse debut! Most recent credits include Juliet in Romeo and Juliet (Missouri Street Theatre, Arty Award Best Leading Actress), Carrie in Carrie the Musical (Pinole Playhouse), and Snookie Updegraff in 110 in the Shade (Douglas Morrisson Theatre). Emma trained with Center REP’s Young REP for six 707.523.4185 x1
summers, and is now pursuing a musical theatre degree at Point Park University in the Conservatory of Performing Arts in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. LUCAS NELSON (Pianist) Lucas Nelson is making his musical theater debut as the Pianist for Buddy’s band as well as other performers on stage. He is very happy for the opportunity to be involved in this theater production and to share his love of music and performance. JAKE TURNER (Buddy Holly) Oh Boy! Jake Turner is thrilled to be back in Santa Rosa at 6th Street Playhouse. He grew up listening to Buddy’s songs because it was the music of his fathers childhood. It was the sound of Rock ‘n’ Roll and artists like Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison and Ray Charles that inspired Jake to play music and sing at a young age. He also followed in his brothers footsteps of a passion for acting and theatre. By age 10 Jake had already been in a few productions and picked up his first guitar. He has been acting, singing and playing guitar to this day. He went on to study theatre at San Dieguito Academy, La Jolla Playhouse and Palomar College where he was seen in The Rimers of Eldridge (Josh), Boy Gets Girl (Howard), Rosencrans and Guildenstern are Dead (Tragidian), Godspell (John the Baptist/ Judas) and Museum (The Guard). He went on to study music at The Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA. You may have seen him at 6th Street Playhouse in Singin’ in the Rain (Policeman/ Sound Engineer) or the 2013 cast of The Rocky Horror Show (Riff Raff). Even after moving to Austin, Texas to pursue his music, he could not resist the chance to play one of his heroes. This will also be 707.523.4185 x1
Jake’s first production as Musical Director. After months of Buddy Holly research in Texas and being blessed with very talented cast members, he is Ready Teddy to Rock ‘n’ Roll! AMY WEBBER (Vi Petty/girl group) Amy is absolutely delighted to spend her summer rockin and rollin with this fantastic cast at one of her favorite venues. 6th Street Playhouse has been like a second home to her and she couldn’t be more thrilled to return. Most recently, you may have seen Amy playing Katie Nanna in Mary Poppins at Spreckels Performing Arts Center. Some of her favorite past roles include Jolene Oaks (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels), Georgie (The Full Monty), Jan (Grease) and Mrs. Mullin (Carousel). As always, Amy would like to thank her parents for all of their love and support, her big sister Sara and her beautiful grandmother, Dolores. BRYCE WILLIAMS (Jerry Allison) This is Bryce’s first performance at Sixth Street Playhouse, and he is glad to be a part of such an ecstatic cast. He has performed in the pit orchestra as a percussionist for shows such as Phantom of the Opera, and Les Miserables at the Santa Rosa Junior College, and Oliver at Spreckels Theater in Rohnert Park. He enjoys listening/ playing Classic and Psychedelic Rock (favoring The Flaming Lips and Tame Impala), and is ready to take on the role of Buddy Holly’s number one man, Jerry Allison. Bryce hopes that this show relays his idea (as well as Buddy Holly’s) of music being for all to connect to and enjoy.
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BIOGRAPHIES Production Staff JESSE DREIKOSEN (Scenic Designer) Jesse is very excited to be designing once again for the 6th Street Playhouse. Earlier this season he designed Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Spamalot. Last season he designed August: Osage County, Singin’ in the Rain, Happy and Red. He is currently the Head of Design and Production at Florida International University in Miami, Florida. He received his MFA in scene design from Purdue University and a BFA in theatre design from Viterbo University. Prior to joining the faculty at FIU, he worked as the resident scenic designer at New Theatre in Coral Gables, Florida. He has designed around the country at such theatres as The Alabama Shakespeare Festival, The Texas Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, The Mint Theatre, Texas Repertory Theatre, The Red Fern Theatre, The Ohio Theatre and The Renaissance Theatre. His work has been exhibited at the Prague Quadrennial in the Czech Republic. He is currently the Vice-Commissioner of Education in the Scene Design & Technologies Commission for The United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT). He has received numerous regional and national awards for his designs. BEN HARPER (Properties Designer) This is Ben’s seventh show as a props designer for the Playhouse. He is also an award winning designer for his work on 6th Street’s production of The 39 Steps. He is extremely proud of his previous work for this theatre and is equally proud and pleased to be working with this talented cast and crew. He hopes you will enjoy the show. CRAIG A. MILLER (Executive Artistic Director) Originally from Peoria, Illinois, Craig received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Acting at the Illinois State University School of Theatre, and his Master of Fine Arts in Directing at the University of South Carolina. Before coming to 6th Street Playhouse, he served as the Executive Artistic Director of East Window Theatre Co. in Chicago, IL
(1996-2000), served as Casting Associate for The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (2003-2005), and founded and served as the Artistic Director of The Texas Repertory Theatre Co. in Houston, TX (2005-2011). Craig has directed professional productions at regional theatres across the United States, receiving critical acclaim in publications including American Theatre Magazine, Variety, and The New York Times. Craig’s directing credits at the Playhouse include (select list) Kiss Me Kate, Kite’s Book, The 39 Steps, The Marvelous Wonderettes, The Producers, August: Osage County, The Rocky Horror Show, Lend Me A Tenor, RED, Spamalot, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Glass Menagerie, and Bonnie & Clyde. He was nominated for Best Director by the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle for his productions of August: Osage County and RED, and both productions won the SFBATCC award for Best Ensemble. ROSHELL POLK (Properties Designer) I first volunteered with 6th Street Playhouse in early 2009. At that time I learned that my passion for haunting garage sales and shopping flea markets could be helpful in locating props for the plays produced at 6th Street Playhouse. Since that time I have worked on a number of productions and have learned a great deal about all the work it takes to see the final outcome of a show. It has been a very enjoyable experience and one rich with meeting wonderful people involved in the process. In addition to locating props for plays at 6th Street, I also work with the events committee to assist with fund raisers for 6th Street. I am a seamstress as well. I have sewn a number of items for 6th Street and also sew for my 7 year old grand niece. GAIL REINE (Costume Designer) By combining my love of volunteering, my graphic design background and my hobby of sewing I found a new niche for myself in costume designing. After assisting other costume designers for a number of
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years now that work has now paid off with enough experience to be designing on my own. I am very happy to be a part of the Buddy Holly crew. LARRY WILLIAMS (Director) Larry has been performing throughout the Bay Area for the over twenty-five years. His most recent roles include Mr. Braddock in The Graduate, Shep Henderson in Bell, Book, and Candle, Lucifer Bellows in Jolly Juliana or Her Fruitcake Has Nuts, Andre in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Clown 2 in The 39 Steps, Pantalone in Servant of Two Masters, Saunders in Lend Me a Tenor, Marcus Lycus in A Funny Thing
Happened On the Way to the Forum, Mr. Potter in It’s a Wonderful Life, Bill Coles in Other People’s Money and the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz. Larry made his directing debut at 6th Street with the 2013 production of A Christmas Story Last year he wrote and directed Jolly Juliana or Her Fruitcake Has Nuts. He has written several plays that were produced and performed in Sonoma and Marin County including an adaptation of It’s a Wonderful Life, for 6th Street Playhouse. Other roles include Roger Debris in 6th Street’s production of The Producers, Thomas Welles in Kite’s Book and Mr. Kirby in You Can’t Take It With You.
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HISTORY In 2004, two separate theatre companies - The Santa Rosa Players (est. 1971) and Actors Theatre of Sonoma County (est. 1984) - joined forces and transformed the 107-year-old Del Monte cannery in Santa Rosa’s Railroad Square into the 6th Street Playhouse. This $1.3 million dollar renovation resulted in a state-of-the-art theatre facility, which opened to acclaim in 2005. In July 2007, the main stage was named for Santa Rosa businessman and arts patron, G.K. Hardt. In 2009, a second more intimate theatre space - The Studio - was opened. Together, these two theatres are home to dramatic, musical, and improv performances, School of Drama presentations, and a variety of special events. 6th Street Playhouse is honored to have received the City of Santa Rosa Award for Cultural Enrichment and the Sonoma County Historical Society Award for Preservation of a Historical Building. What started as a small endeavor continues to grow year after year with the support of our community. We look forward to continuing to offer outstanding productions and educational programs here at 6th Street Playhouse.
6TH STREET PLAYHOUSE STAFF CRAIG A. MILLER Executive Artistic Director
NANCY MORGAN Box Office Manager & Bookkeeper
LENNIE DEAN Education Associate
PAT FITZGERALD Interim Costume Shop Manager
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