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Ken Ludwig’s Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood – Play – Village Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Ken Ludwig’s Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood light play at Village Theatre starring Ricky Spaulding & directed by Adam Immerwahr. Lots of good fight choreography. Neat stage magic to make the arrows “fly.” #robinHood

Synopsis from the Theatre: Robbing from the rich has never been so fun! A greedy prince has taken control of England, and it is up to Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men—and women!—to fight for justice and champion for the underdog. From comic mastermind Ken Ludwig (Lend Me a Tenor, Crazy for You) comes this rollicking and inventive play, packed with delightful thrills, amorous exploits, contagious laughs, and great beloved heroes like Little John, Friar Tuck, and Maid Marian. So, get ready to dodge an arrow or two—you won’t want to miss a moment of this swashbuckling adventure!

Attended Performance Date: 9/16/23 (Opening Weekend)

Type: Play

World Premiere: No

Several or Few Scenes: Several

Several or Few Settings/Locations: Several

Static Set: Yes, but there was a rotating component to the stage

Prior Exposure/Knowledge Required: No, but you would probably enjoy this more if you’re familiar with the major elements of the Robin Hood tales. All my knowledge comes from a Wishbone book and an MS-DOS game Conquests of the Longbow: The Legend of Robin Hood.

Defined Plot/Storyline: Yes

Equity Actors: 6 – Surprisingly, an Equity actor didn’t fill the lead role Robin Hood. That being said, Ricky Spaulding has always been great in the roles I’ve seen him play.

Total Number of Actors: 8

Perceived Pace of the Show: Medium Speed

Length (Including Any Intermission): 2.25 hours

Was there an intermission?: Yes

Was This the First Time I Attended a Production of this Show: Yes

Would I See It Again 3 Years from Now?: Probably not

Recommendation: See it, especially if you’re familiar with the Robin Hood tales or if you enjoy English-style slapstick-like comedy

Other Rave(s) Not Mentioned in Elevator Thoughts

Fight Choreography: I was reviewing the b-roll video the theatre sent to me for my TikToks and I realized the actors really could have been injured if they mistimed the fight choreography!

Other Musing(s) and Observation(s)

Breaking Character: I think I missed an interaction between Nathaniel Tenenbaum (who I often see in flamboyant roles) and the other actors where he did something so funny that they were near breaking character. FOMO!

Theatre Company: Village Theatre

Venue: Village Theatre

Venue Physical Address:

Issaquah: 303 Front Street North, Issaquah, WA 98027
Everett: 2710 Wetmore Avenue, Everett, WA 98201

Price: Medium

Ticket Affordability Options: Check out their discount tickets page. TodayTix and Goldstar usually offer good options too, but I can’t seem to find any tickets for this show on their websites.

Dates:

Issaquah: September 12 to October 15, 2023
Everett: October 21 – November 12, 2023

Seating: Assigned Seating

Parking:

Issaquah: Free street parking and some free parking lot. Lot parking availablity is pretty difficult to find though. I’ve basically given up on that. I usually end up parking on Rainier Boulevard North. As a last resort, I think you can always find parking at the library but it’s a little far. Remember, there’s a bottom floor parking lot under the library’s main parking lot that most non-locals don’t know about.
Everett: Free street parking and some paid parking lots/garages.

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Other Video +/- Pictures: See pictures in video and under video by Elise Bakketun

Cast and Production Team: See after pictures and video below

@showsiveseen #KenLudwig's "#Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood" light #play at Village Theatre starring Ricky Spaulding & directed by @Adam Immerwahr. Lots of good fight choreography. Neat stage magic to make the arrows "fly." Videos: @Nyhuis Creative. Review: showsiveseen.com/6770 #robinHood #theatre #showsiveseen ♬ Oo De Lally (From "Robin Hood") – Geek Music

Mark Emerson, Billy Finn, and Nathaniel Tenenbaum in Ken Ludwig’s *Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood* at Village Theatre. Photo by Elise Bakketun (2023).

Alegra Batara and Ricky Spaulding in Ken Ludwig’s *Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood* at Village Theatre. Photo by Elise Bakketun (2023).

Brandon O’Neill in Ken Ludwig’s *Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood* at Village Theatre. Photo by Elise Bakketun (2023).

Role	Name
Maid Marian and others	Alegra Batara
Little John and others	Quinlan Corbett*
Sheriff of Nottingham and others	Mark Emerson*
Sir Guy of Gisbourne and others	Billy Finn*
Deorwynn and others (Dance Captain)	Arika Matoba*
Friar Tuck and others (Fight Captain)	Brandon O’Neill*
Robin Hood	Ricky Spaulding
Prince John and others	Nathaniel Tenenbaum*
—	—
Understudy for Little John, Prince John, and others	Kyle Henick
Understudy for Friar Tuck, Sheriff of Nottingham, and others	Jason Marr
Understudy for Robin Hood, Sir Guy of Gisbourne, and others	Michael Nevarez
Understudy for Maid Marian, Deorwynn, and others	Chelsey Sheppard
—	—
Director	Adam Immerwahr
Choreographer	Cy Paolantonio
Fight Director	J. Allen Suddeth
Stage Managers	Ruth Eitemiller* Susannah Butler*
Scenic Designer	Misha Kachman
Sound Designer and Composer	Nick Kourtides
Original Costume Designer	Jess Goldstein
Costumes Reimagined By	Chelsea Cook
Lighting Designer	Nancy Schertler
Production Assistant	Nicola Krause
Assistant Stage Manager	Brigid Ridge
Associate Director	Jasmine Joshua
Associate Fight Director	Geoffrey Alm
Associate Scenic Designer	Brandon Riel
Associate Lighting Designer	Casey Price
Associate Sound Designer	Andrew Rovner
Dramaturg	Ellen Peltz
Casting Director	Jes Spencer
Intimacy Director	Kathryn Van Meter
Dialect Coach	Gin Hammond
Head Electrician	Paul Arnold (Issaquah) Brandon Cullinan (Everett)
Head Sound Engineer	Evan Duckworth (Issaquah) Steven Younkins (Everett)
Head Stage Carpenter	Whitman Paylor (Issaquah) Chris Mikolaizik (Everett)
Lead Deck, Automation	Justin Babbitt
Lead Deck, Props	Olof Sander (Issaquah) Kyle Morgan (Everett)
Programmer	Zac Andersen (Issaquah) Meghan McNeal (Everett)
Wardrobe Head	Kate Simpson (Issaquah)
Lead Wardrobe	Malena Langlie
Stitchers	Kali Pohle Michelle Grimm Katy Morrison

* Member of the Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of the Professional Actor and Stage Managers in the United States

Preview Post – Cambodian Rock Band – Musical – ACT Theatre and The 5th Avenue Theatre

Cambodian Rock Band Dengue Fever musical opening night at ACT Theatre w/ 5th Avenue Theatre. Performing until 11/5/23. Stay tuned for my full review! #showsiveseen #theatre #Cambodia #KhmerRouge #DengueFever #Cambodian

Tickets: https://acttheatre.org/2023-24-season/cambodian-rock-band/

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Dog Man: The Musical – Seattle Children’s Theatre & TheaterWorksUSA

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Dog Man: The Musical at Seattle Children’s Theatre by TheaterWorksUSA starring Brandon James Butorovich. Directed by Jen Wineman. Impressive pipes from Sadie Jayne Kennedy. Good way to introduce young kids to musicals. Corny humor like Disney Channel or ABC Family.

Synopsis from the Theatre: Dog Man: The Musical is based on the worldwide bestselling series from Dav Pilkey, the creator of Captain Underpants and Cat Kid Comic Club. Best buds George and Harold have been creating comics for years, but now that they’re in 5th grade, they figure it’s time to level up and write a musical based on their favorite character, Dog Man, the crime-biting sensation who is part dog, part man, and ALL HERO!! How hard could it be? With the head of a dog and the body of a policeman, Dog Man loves to fight crime and chew on the furniture. But while trying his best to be a good boy, can he save the city from Flippy the cyborg fish and his army of Beasty Buildings? Can he catch Petey, the world’s most evil cat, who has cloned himself to exact revenge on the doggy do-gooder? And will George and Harold finish their show before lunchtime?? Find out in this epic musical adventure featuring the hilarity and heart of Dav Pilkey’s beloved characters. The show is written by Kevin Del Aguila and Brad Alexander, who collaborated on the Emmy-winning series Peg + Cat on PBS, TheaterWorksUSA’s Click, Clack, Moo, and Clifford The Big Red Dog on PBS and Amazon. Jen Wineman directs and choreographs.

Attended Performance Date: 9/23/23 (Opening Weekend)

Type: Musical

World Premiere: No

Several or Few Scenes: Several

Several or Few Settings/Locations: Several

Prior Exposure/Knowledge Required: No, but kids would probably enjoy this more if they’re familiar with the graphic book series.

Defined Plot/Storyline: Yes

Live Band/Orchestra: No

Equity Actors: All

Total Number of Actors: 6

Perceived Pace of the Show: Medium to fast

Length (Including Any Intermission): 65 minutes

Was there an intermission?: No

Was This the First Time I Attended a Production of this Show: Yes

Would I See It Again 3 Years from Now: No

Recommendation: See it if you want to take kids to the theatre especially if they’re familiar with the series

Rant(s)

“Why?” Scenes: As I’ve mentioned in a previous review, I loathe on-stage or on-screen scenes where a kid inscenantly asks “why?” to an adult. Young audience members probably like it though.

Other Musing(s) and Observation(s)

Vocals: It felt less like a musical when they sang in unison. The score should include more harmony to feel more like a musical.
Cultural References: There were many references from (pop) culture like Hamilton, A Tale of Two Cities, and Annie that only adults would understand. It’s a shame these references fly over the young audience members’ heads.

Theatre Company: TheaterWorksUSA

Venue: Seattle Children’s Theatre

Venue Physical Address: 201 W Thomas St, Seattle, WA 98109

Price: Cheap to Medium

Ticket Affordability Options: Each performance has a value option available online. Also check out the theatre’s discount page.

Dates: September 21 to October 22, 2023

Seating: Assigned Seating

Parking: Paid street parking or various paid parking lots/garages. Street parking is sparse when there’s a major Seattle Center or Climate Pledge Arena event. I usually have good luck finding street parking around Lenny Wilkins Way next to the theatre on non-event days. I try to take the bus on event days since even the event street parking costs more than $12.

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Other Video +/- Pictures: See pictures in video and under video by Jeremy Daniel.

Cast and Production Team: See after pictures and video below

@showsiveseen "Dog Man: The Musical" at Seattle Children's Theatre + @TheaterWorksUSA starring @Hey it’s Brandon by Kevin Del Aguila & @Brad Alexander. Based on Dav Pilkey's books. Directed by Jen Wineman. Impressive pipes from @sadie jayne. Good way to introduce young kids to musicals. Corny humor like Disney Channel or ABC Family. Photos: Jeremy Daniel. Review: showsiveseen.com/6741 #theatre #showsiveseen #dogman #musical ♬ The Perfect Mashup – Forest Van Dyke & Dan Rosales & Jamie Laverdiere & Brian Owen & Crystal Sha'nae & L.R. Davidson & Kadrea Dawkins & Milo J. Marami

TheaterWorksUSA’s *Dog Man: The Musical*. Photo by Jeremy Daniel. L-R: L.R. Davidson, Crystal Sha’nae, Brian Owen, Forest VanDyke, Jamie LaVerdiere, Dan Rosales. 2019

TheaterWorksUSA’s *Dog Man: The Musical*. Photo by Jeremy Daniel. L-R: L.R. Davidson, Brian Owen, Dan Rosales, Forest VanDyke 2019

TheaterWorksUSA’s *Dog Man: The Musical*. Photo by Jeremy Daniel. L-R: Forest VanDyke, Brian Owen 2019

Role	Name
Dog Man & Others	Brandon James Butorovich
Flippy & Others	Glory Yepassis-Zembrou
George & Others	Chase Pittman
Li’l Petey & Others	Sadie Jayne Kennedy
Harold & Others	Gage Thomas
Petey & Others	Jake Wernecke
—	—
Director & Choreographer	Jen Wineman
Composer	Brad Alexander
Playwright & Lyricist	Kevin Del Aguila
Author of the Book Series	Dav Pilkey
Tour Music Director	Matt Castle
Music	Brad Alexander
Set Designer	Timothy R. Mackabee
Costume Designer	Heidi Leigh Hanson
Orchestrations	Lloyd Kikoler
Sound Designer	Emma Wilk
Stage Manager	Roe Manzo

Preview Post – Passengers – Seattle Rep

Passengers cirque show opening weekend at Seattle Rep with The 7 Fingers. Performing until 10/15/23. Stay tuned for my full review! #showsiveseen #theatre #circus #acrobat #acrobatics

Tickets: https://www.seattlerep.org/plays/202324-season/passengers/

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Disney’s The Little Mermaid – Musical – The 5th Avenue Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Disney’s The Little Mermaid musical at The 5th Avenue Theatre starring Diana Huey & Colman Cummings. Directed by Glenn Casale and music directed by RJ Tancioco. Vibrant set/costumes. Quality rivaled the national tour (which I’ve seen twice). It’s times like these that I wish I had kids to bring to the theatre. #Ariel

Synopsis from the Theatre: One of the most successful Disney musicals of all time returns to The 5th Avenue Theatre in celebration of the 35th Anniversary of the original film. Ariel, King Triton, Flounder, Scuttle, Ursula, and Prince Eric tell the story of dreams, love, family, and friendship that has delighted generations. Dive under the sea with Ariel and her friends as they sing some of the best-known songs of the last century.

Attended Performance Date: 9/15/23 (Opening Night)

Type: Musical

World Premiere: No

Several or Few Scenes: Several

Several or Few Settings/Locations: Several

Prior Exposure/Knowledge Required: No, but you’d probably enjoy this more if you’re familiar with the original Disney movie.

Defined Plot/Storyline: Yes

Live Band/Orchestra: Yes, there was a glorious orchestra

Equity Actors: All

Total Number of Actors: Too many to count

Perceived Pace of the Show: Medium speed

Length (Including Any Intermission): 2.5 hours

Intermission Included: Yes

Was This the First Time I Attended a Production of this Show: No, I’ve attended the national tour production twice

Would I See It Again 3 Years from Now: Of course!

Recommendation: See it, especially if you’ve watched the original Disney movie or if you want to show your kids the magic of live theatre (but it’s not just for kids!)

Other Rave(s) Not Mentioned in Elevator Thoughts

Aerial Flying Effects: This production included many aerial flying effects to realistically simulate swimming. It must have required some serious core strength and pilates. I don’t remember this much aerial flying in the national tour. I wonder if there’s ever any risk of tangling the cables like in puppetry. Side note, during the show, I wondered how Ariel and Prince Eric unharnessed so quickly between their flying scenes. After reading in the program that Joel Domenico and Megan Felise were Ariel/Eric doubles, it made more sense. Stage magic!
“Under the Sea” Song: The bubbles and lights in the audience was a nice touch during “Under the Sea.” However, I was surprised how little costumes of traditional fish appeared in this number.
Ursula: Shaunyce Omar was a wonderful choice for Ursula with her inherently rich voice with an attitude.
Electric Eels: Cassi Q Kohl and Ethan Carpenter worked well in-sync as Ursula’s minions Flotsam and Jetsam.
Costumes: Obviously, as a 5th Avenue Theatre production, the costumes were gorgeous with the vibrant colors and billowing dresses. Ariel’s flowy mermaid dress was designed to also occasionally double as a water splash.
Trident Effect: When King Triton wielded his magical trident, the projections shook giving the illusion of the stage shaking.
Tap Dance: I don’t remember the “Positoovity” number from the national tour but it was a good artistic decision to include tap dancing in this song since Ariel was just getting used to her legs. I’m always a huge fan of tap dancing in musicals!
Scuttle: John David Scott was a delight to watch as Scuttle. I would have liked his character featured more.
Favorite Line: “You can’t blame all humans for a few wicked ones.”

Rant(s)

White Noise: There was weird audio feedback during one of the ship scenes and one of Ursula’s scenes.

Other Musing(s) and Observation(s)

Differences from the National Tour: While watching this production, I couldn’t help but compare it to the national touring production I saw twice in Houston, TX.
- Different Songs: There were some songs missing in this production from the tour and vice versa. For example, this local production didn’t include “I Want the Good Times Back.”
- Illusion of Water: The mermaid actors in the national tour bobbed their body/arms up and down more to portray the illusion of floating underwater. But I feel like this tour relied more on aerial flying effects, which is more realistic than bobbing. Additionally, the national tour mermaid actors skated more on-stage. However, in this local production, I think only the eels skated and Flounder (played by Keoni Dilay) rode a hoverboard.
- Flounder’s Age: The national tour flounder was a kid actor, but the 5th Avenue production character was Keoni Dilay who was around the same age as the Ariel actor. I prefer an adult actor for Flounder since it feels weird when a pre-pubescent kid is in love with Ariel. But young audience members probably prefer flounder to be a kid actor. Since the original role was a kid actor, there were unfortunate times in the “She’s in Love” song when Keoni sang an octave lower.
Differences from the Movie:
- Vanessa: Ursula didn’t transform into a human (Vanessa) that sang with Ariel’s voice.
- Savior: The character who saved the day wasn’t the same person in the movie. I appreciate the modernized messaging to young girls watching the show, but it deviates from the classic Disney story … not that the classic Disney story has been true to the original Hans Christian Andersen tale. I guess we don’t want kids seeing Ariel giving away her tongue and trying to stab the prince!

Theatre Company: The 5th Avenue Theatre

Venue: The 5th Avenue Theatre

Venue Physical Address: 1308 5th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101

Price: Medium to Expensive

Ticket Affordability Options: $30 day-of-show tickets are available for the general public to purchase in person, starting at noon the day of the show you wish you attend! Valid only in Zones 3 (blue), 4 (orange), and 5 (pink). Goldstar or TodayTix usually offer good options too.

Dates: September 8 to October 8, 2023

Seating: Assigned Seating

Parking: When I don’t walk to the theatre or park on the street, I park in the paid garage at the Motif hotel NW of the theatre. The entrance is on 5th Ave. Do NOT park in the Hilton garage (entrance on 6th ave). That’s where most of the audience parks, so it’s a nightmare to leave. However, the Hilton garage is the closest garage to the theatre and you can access the theatre underground if you want to avoid the elements. But this benefit is not worth the time wasted leaving in my opinion.

Buy a Ticket or Learn More:

https://www.5thavenue.org/shows/2023-2024/disney-s-the-little-mermaid/

Other Video +/- Pictures: See pictures in video and under video by Tracy Martin and Mark Kitaoka.

Cast and Production Team: See after pictures and video below

@showsiveseen @Disney "The Little #Mermaid" #musical at @The 5th Avenue Theatre starring @Diana Huey & @Coleman Cummings. Directed by Glenn Casale & music directed by RJ Tancioco. Vibrant set/costumes. Quality rivaled the national tour (which I've seen twice!). It's times like these that I wish I had kids to bring to the #theatre. Photos: Tracy Martin & Mark Kitaoka. Review: showsiveseen.com/6680 #Ariel #showsiveseen #Disney #theLittleMermaid #littlemermaid ♬ Under the Sea – Daveed Diggs & Cast – The Little Mermaid & Disney

John David Scott, Gabriel Corey, Kayden Oliver, Diana Huey, and Jordan King in The 5th Avenue Theatre’s production of Disney’s *The Little Mermaid*. Photo Credit: Mark Kitaoka.

Coleman Cummings and Diana Huey in The 5th Avenue Theatre’s original production of Disney’s *The Little Mermaid*. Photo Credit: Mark Kitaoka.

Cassi Q Kohl, Shaunyce Omar, and Ethan Carpenter in The 5th Avenue Theatre’s original production of Disney’s *The Little Mermaid*. Photo Credit: Mark Kitaoka.

The cast of Disney’s *The Little Mermaid* at The 5th Avenue Theatre. Photo Credit: Mark Kitaoka.

Cassi Q Kohl, Diana Huey, and Shaunyce Omar in The 5th Avenue Theatre’s Production of Disney’s *The Little Mermaid*. Photo Credit: Tracy Martin.

Jason Weitkamp and Kevin Smith Kirkwood in The 5th Avenue Theatre’s original production of Disney’s *The Little Mermaid*. Photo Credit: Tracy Martin.

Role	Name
Ariel	Diana Huey
Pilot	Jason Weitkamp
Sailors	Gabriel Corey Joel Domenico Sheldon Henry Nehemiah Hooks Kayden Oliver
Prince Eric	Coleman Cummings
Grimsby	Rob Burgess
Flounder	Keoni Dilay
Scuttle	John David Scott
King Triton	Terence Kelley
Sebastian	Kevin Smith Kirkwood
Aquata (Mersister)	Nalica Hennings
Andrina (Mersister)	Kristin Burch
Arista (Mersister)	Carly Corey
Atina (Mersister)	Bethanie Willis
Adella (Mersister)	Mackenzie Neusiok
Allana (Mersister)	Shelby Willis
Ursula	Shaunyce Omar
Gulls	Gabriel Corey Jordan King Kayden Oliver
Maids	Kristin Burch Carly Corey Megan Felise Nalica Hennings Mackenzie Neusiok Bethanie Willis
Chefs	Gabriel Corey Joel Domenico Sheldon Henry Nehemiah Hooks Jordan King Kayden Oliver
Princesses	Kristin Burch Carly Corey Nalica Hennings Mackenzie Neusiok Bethanie Willis Shelby Willis
Ensemble	Kristin Burch Carly Corey Gabriel Corey Joel Domenico Megan Felise Nalica Hennings Sheldon Henry Nehemiah Hooks Jordan King Mackenzie Neusiok Kayden Oliver Jason Weitkamp Bethanie Willis Shelby Willis
Swings	Cy Paolantonio Christopher Sweet Madison Willis, Josh Zacher
Flotsam	Cassi Q Kohl
Jetsam	Ethan Carpenter
Chef Louis	Jason Weitkamp
Prince Eric Double	Joel Domenico
Ariel Double	Megan Felise
—	—
Scuttle (Understudy)	Gabrlel Corey
Ursula (Understudy)	Ann Cornelius
Flotsam/Jetsam (Understudy)	Joel Domenico
Sebastian (Understudy)	Nehemiah Hooks
King Triton/Grimsby (Understudy)	Sheldon Henry
Prince Eric (Understudy)	Kawika Huston
Chef Louis (Understudy)	Jordan King
Flounder (Understudy)	Kayden Oliver
Ariel (Understudy)	Caitlin Sarwono, Carly Corey
—	—
Swings	Cy Paolantonio Christopher Sweet Madison Willis Josh Zacher
Dance Captain	Josh Zacher
Flight Captain	Cy Paolantonio
—	—
Director	Glenn Casale
Music Director/Conductor	RJ Tancioco
Choreographer	John Macinnis
Composer	Alan Menken
Lyricists	Howard Ashman & Glenn Slater
Playwright	Doug Wright
Orchestrations	Danny Troob
Incidental Music & Vocal Arrangements	Michael Kosarin
Dance Arrangements	David Chase
Scenic Designer	Kenneth Foy
Associate Director	Michael Heitzman Charlie Johnson
Costume Designers	Amy Clark Mark Koss
Costume Coordinator	Taya Payne
Director of Production	Joan Toggenburger
Costume Associate	Heidi Zamora
Lighting Designer	Charlie Morrison
Associate Choreographer	Josh Zacher
Associate Lighting Designer	Thorn Michaels
Associate Sound Designer	Lawrence Schober
Sound Designer	Ed Chapman
Production Manager	Ryan Gastelum
Casting Director	Dedra D. Woods
Associate Music Director	Michael Nutting
Hair/Wig and Makeup Designer	Kelley Jordan
Costume, Wardrobe, and Hair Director	Shannin Strom
Assistant Hair/Wig & Makeup Designer	Juliette Lewis
Production Stage Manager	Jeffrey K. Hanson
Assistant Stage Managers	Rachael Dorman Laurel Nichols
Swing Stage Manager	Erin B. Zatloka
Flying Sequences Choreographer	Paul Rubin
—	—
Associate Music Director/Keyboard 1	Michael Nutting
Keyboard 2	Benjamin Bentler
Keyboard 3	Rebecca Smith
Bass	Chris Jones
Horn	Jill Jaques
Trumpet	Brian Shaw
Drums	Alec Wilmart
Percussion	Brian Kirk
Reed 1	Dane Andersen
Reed 2	Koryn Orcutt
Reed 3	Derek Smith
Violin 1	Kimberly Rosenberg
Violin 2	Rachel Nesvig
Cello	Emily Hu
Keyboard Coordinator	Brendan Hogan
Music Assistant	Andrew Pang
Rehearsal Pianists	Benjamin Bentler, Michael Matlock