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Shrek The Musical
Book and Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire
Music by Jeanine Tesori
Musical Synopsis
Based on the Dreamworks film, Shrek The Musical is a Tony-Award-winning hilarious adventure that brings the beloved characters from the film to the stage. Follow the grumpy green ogre named Shrek as his hermit existence is thrown into chaos when a group of storybook favorites — Pinocchio, the Gingerbread Man, the Three Little Pigs and more — invade his swamp after being sent there by the short-tempered and comedic Lord Farquaad. To protect his swamp, Shrek agrees to save the lovely Princess Fiona, who has been waiting for her prince to rescue her, for Farquaad. With the help of his loyal sidekick, a talking donkey, Shrek learns that he’s not the only one that feels like a misfit and finds out what true love really means. Featuring all-new songs from Jeanine Tesori (Thoroughly Modern Millie; Caroline, or Change), Shrek The Musical turns the traditional fairy tale upside-down with dazzling puppetry, high-energy dance numbers, sidesplitting jokes and over-the-top characters.
Creative Team
Director: Michael Wainstein
Stage Manager: Lauran Conran
Scenic/Projections Designer: Tim Brown
Associate Scenic Designers: Bert Scott & Vandy Wood
Sound Designer: Casey Dieter
Lighting Designer: Rob Siler
Costume Designer: Huaixiang Tan, Hannah Parsons, & Zachary Cerino
Music Director: Heather Langs
Choreographer: Mayme Paul
Audio Crew
Assistant Sound Designer & A1: Autumn Kreidler
Lead A2: Ray Bromante
A2: Lukas Royer, Alyssa Marrero, Erica Fox, & Kaitlyn Gamory
QLab Operator: Lukas Royer, Alyssa Marrero, Erica Fox, & Kaitlyn Gamory
Responsibilities
During this production Theatre UCF is welcomed into the Walt Disney Theatre at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. As an Audio Technician (A2), Erica was a part of a crew responsible for installing all sound equipment, installing video equipment and tech tables, testing and preparing all mics for each show, and maintaining all mics and sound equipment throughout the production including repairing ear/hair rigs.
Load-In & Backstage Photos
Photos Taken by Various Cast & Crew Members
Production Photos
Photos taken by McKenzie Lakey & Tony Firriolo
Bright Star
By Steve Martin & Edie Brickell
Musical Synopsis
In 1925, a carefree and barefoot wild teenage girl living in a beautiful small mountain town in North Carolina falls in love and has a child only to have her pregnancy hidden from the town and her baby taken at birth. 22 years later she has grown into a vibrant, successful magazine editor in Asheville, conquering a male-dominated profession… until a shocking encounter changes the course of her life, restores her hope and blesses her with the love she lost so long ago. Created by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, Bright Star is based on their Grammy-award winning album Love Has Come For You and will leave audiences feeling hopeful, nostalgic and full of love.
Creative Team
Director: Michael Wainstein
Stage Manager: Magdalena Tronina
Vocal Director: Richard Crawley
Music Director: Terry Thomas
Choreographer: Jackson Lee
Lighting Designer: Richard McWhorter
Projection Design: Rob Siler
Sound Designer: Lukas Royer
Scenic Designer: Syd Deines
Costume Designer: Valeria Cole
Audio Crew
Audio 1/Mixer: Kaitlyn Gamory
Audio 2 Technician: Alex Duffy & Erica Fox
QLab Operator: Kate Jeffcott
Responsibilities
As an Audio 2 Technician (A2) for this production, Erica was a part of a crew responsible for creating hair and ear rigs for each actor's mic, testing and preparing all mics for each show, installing the band, and maintaining all mics and sound equipment throughout the production including repairing ear/hair rigs. This included 32 dca mics and 21 mics/inputs on the band.
Load-In & Backstage Photos
Photos Taken by Erica Fox
Production Photos
Photos taken by McKenzie Lakey & Tony Firriolo
Jersey Boys
Book By Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice
Music by Bob Gaudio
Lyrics by Bob Crewe
Musical Synopsis
They had a look, an attitude, and a sound like no other. Sure, they were born in Jersey. But they were made in America. Jersey Boys is the international musical phenomenon that takes you behind the scenes — and behind the music — of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Featuring “Big Girls Don’t Cry,” “Sherry,” “December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night),” “My Eyes Adored You,” “Stay,” “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You,” “Walk Like A Man,” “Who Loves You,” “Working My Way Back to You,” and “Rag Doll,” among others.
Creative Team
Director/Producing Artistic Director: Brett Smock
Production Stage Manager: Kevin Gregory Dwyer
Music Director: Alan J. Plato
Asst. Music Director: Alex Gutierrez
Choreographer: Paige Faure
Lighting Designer: José Santiago
Sound Designer: Daniel Lundberg
Co-Scenic Designers: Chad Healy & Marshall Pope
Props Supervisor: Marshall Pope
Costume Designer: Tiffany Howard
Hair & Makeup Designer: Mary Tyler
Audio Crew
Audio 1/Mixer: Joseph Reynolds
Audio 2 Technician: Ian Malone & Erica Fox
Responsibilities
As an Audio 2 Technician (A2) for this production, Erica was a part of a crew responsible for creating ear rigs for each actor's mic (including some double mic rigs and double ear rigs), testing and preparing all mics for each show, installing the band, and maintaining all mics and sound equipment throughout the production including repairing ear/hair rigs. This included 19 dca mics and 31 mics/inputs on the band. They were also responsible for taping and securing the actors mics prior to each show.
Load-In & Backstage Photos
Photos Taken by Erica Fox
Production Photos
Photos Taken by The REV and Ron Heerkens, Jr. / Goat Factory Media Entertainment, LLC