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October 17 - 18

New World Stages 340 W 50th Street, New York, NY

The 25th Annual Festival of New Musicals was held in New York City on Thursday, October 17 and Friday, October 18, 2013, introducing the NAMT membership to a wide variety of new musicals, ranging from romantic comedies to pieces about today’s world, from a darkly comic thriller to a delightful fairy tale, from fantastical superheroes to real people pulled from the pages of history.

Festival Program

Musicals

Analog And Vinyl

Director
Michael Berresse

Music Director
Jodie Moore

Cast
Bryan Fenkart, Harriet Harris and Sarah Stiles

Ideal Cast Size: 4

Ideal Band Size: 5

Style: Quirky Romantic Comedy

Genre & Style:

Romantic Comedy Indie Rock Musical

Synopsis

Harrison is obsessed with LPs from the sixties and the superior quality of analog. Rodeo Girl, a quirky Silver Lake hipster, is obsessed with Harrison but he barely notices. With his vintage record store about to go under, Harrison and Rodeo Girl are visited by a mysterious customer who makes them a devilish offer they can’t refuse.

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The Astonishing Return Of...The Protagonists!

Director
Christopher Gattelli

Cast
Carlos Encinias, Sutton Foster, Todd Johnson, Andy Karl, Marc Kudisch, Alice Lee, Kara Lindsay, Tyler Maynard, Christopher Sieber, Douglas Sills, Kevin Smith Kirkwood and Aurelia Williams

Ideal Cast Size: 17+

Ideal Band Size: tbd

Style: Action Comedy

Genre & Style:

Synopsis

The Protagonists was once a mighty group of superheroes battling the forces of evil. Twenty years later, they find themselves battling the forces of thinning hair and menopause. But when an old nemesis re-emerges with a sinister plan, can the former superfriends pull it together to save the world again?

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The Boy Who Danced On Air

Director
Saheem Ali

Music Director
Matt Castle

Cast
Fajer Al-Kaisi, Giuseppe Bausilio, Anthony Medina, Jonathan Raviv and Sorab Wadia

Cast Size: 5

Ideal Band Size: 3-5

Genre & Style:

Synopsis

The Boy Who Danced on Air focuses on a tradition in Afghanistan called Bacha Bazi: wealthy men take in poorer boys and train them to dance. The boys perform at parties and are often sexually abused. This is the story of what happens when two of those boys fall in love.

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Come From Away

Director
Brian Hill

Music Director
Dan Pardo

Cast
Becca Ayers, Klea Blackhurst, Allison Case, Nick Choksi, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Colin Hanlon, Ruthie Ann Miles, Spencer Moses, Jason Michael Snow, Barbara Walsh, Jason "Sweet Tooth" Williams and Lenny Wolpe

Ideal Cast Size: 10 to 14

Ideal Band Size: 4 to 7

Genre & Style:

Synopsis

Come From Away tells the true story of when seven thousand people landed on the doorstep of Gander, Newfoundland… and the people of Gander “put the kettle on.” A rocking musical about when 38 planes from around the world were diverted to a small, Canadian community on September 11, 2001—doubling its population in an instant. While the world witnessed the worst acts of humankind, the stranded passengers had their faith in humanity restored by the spirited people who comforted those who had come from away.

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Eastland

Director
Amanda Dehnert

Music Director
Rick Fox

Cast
Andi Alhadeff, Will Connolly, Derek Hasenstab, Erik Hellman, Katrina Lenk, Lauren Marcus, William Parry, Randy Redd, William Ryall and Emily Walton

Cast Size: 12

Ideal Band Size: 6 to 8

Style: Folk Operetta

Genre & Style:

folk operetta (drama)

Synopsis

Early morning, July 24, 1915: moored on the Chicago River, the S.S. Eastland overflows with passengers ready for their company picnic. The boat leans to port – and keeps leaning, until it tips completely over. By day’s end, hundreds will perish, whole families will vanish and unexpected heroes will emerge in this American folk musical.

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My Heart Is The Drum

Director
Schele Williams

Cast
Natalie Venetia Belcon, Krystal Joy Brown, Rebecca Covington, Mel Johnson, Crystal Joy, Nicole Lewis, Jarran Muse, John Eric Parker, Saycon Sengbloh, Danielle Thomas, Donald Webber and Tommar Wilson

Ideal Cast Size: 12-16+

Ideal Band Size: 3-12

Style: Contemporary Coming-of-Age Drama

Genre & Style:

Synopsis

When Efua Kuti is pulled from school and forced to marry, she flees her village in Ghana to pursue her dream: a college education. Guided by the spirit of her grandmother, she confronts life-threatening dangers, and in doing so, discovers her true strength. A joyous tale of modern Africa with driving rhythms and rich vocal harmonies, this big, coming-of-age musical celebrates the promise within us all.

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The Sandman: a little nightmare musical

Director
Sam Buntrock

Music Director
Valerie Gebert

Cast
Heidi Blickenstaff, Joshua Colley, Robert Creighton, Kelly McCormick, Bailey Ryon, Douglas Sills and Mavis Simpson-Ernst

Ideal Cast Size: 8 people

Ideal Band Size: 2 to 9

Style: Dark comedy thriller

Genre & Style:

Dark comedy thriller

Synopsis

Germany, 1838. What if Clara’s nutcracker had been built by a clockmaker whose children were held hostage by the Sandman? What if the clockmaker’s nanny had invited the Sandman in? What if the Sandman steals children’s eyes at night? Too ghastly to contemplate. Who dares put such horrors in a musical?

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Single Girls Guide

Director
Kevin Moriarty

Cast
Farah Alvin, Sydney Harcourt, Adam Heller, Gwen Hollander, Amber Iman, Julia Mattison, Michael McCorry Rose, Susan Mosher, Jenny Powers, Steve Rosen, Graham Rowat and Clarke Thorell

Cast Size: 9+ people

Ideal Band Size: 3 (piano, bass, drums)

Style: Comedy

Genre & Style:

Synopsis

Jane Austen meets Helen Gurley Brown in the stylish world of 1964 Manhattan. Filled with the buoyant sounds and bright spirit of the mid-1960s, The Single Girls Guide is a fizzy riff on Emma and Sex and The Single Girl that echoes the questions we continue to ask about marriage, sex and being single.

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The Three Little Pigs

Director
Victoria Bussert

Music Director
Ryan Fielding Garrett

Cast
Ann Harada, David Larsen, Ciara Renee, George Salazar and Christopher Sieber

Cast Size: 5 people

Band Size: 1 to 6

Style: Younger Audience

Genre & Style:

Synopsis

Take three little superstar Piglets, their devoted single-parent Mom, a misunderstood Big Bad Wolf and the award-winning tuneful wit of Stiles and Drewe and you’ve got the perfect “Great Big Little Broadway Show” for audiences of three years old and up. This very curly musical tail will huff, puff and blow you away!

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Songwriters Showcase

CHASING THE SONG by Joe DiPietro & David Bryan
THE UNTITLED HUNTER S. THOMPSON PROJECT by Joe Iconis
LIFE IS A PARTY by Nell Benjamin & Laurence O’Keefe
BREAD & ROSES by Jill Abromovitz & Brad Alexander
MISS PETTIGREW LIVES FOR A DAY by Lisa Lambert & Greg Morrison
UNTITLED PROJECT by Sam Willmott
UNTITLED PROJECT by Chad Begeulin & Matthew Sklar
JAWBREAKER by Jordan Mann & Jeff Thomson

Writers & Artists

Kevin Del Aguila

Book & Lyrics, The Astonishing Return Of...The Protagonists!

Kevin Del Aguila is the book writer of the hit Off Broadway musical Altar Boyz (NY Outer Critics Circle Award, Lortel and Drama Desk nominations). Other works include his stage adaptations of the DreamWorks film Madagascar (Radio City Music Hall), Skippyjon Jones (Lortel nomination) and Click Clack Moo (Lortel and Drama Desk nominations). He received the Heideman Award for his play The Greekest of Tragedies (Actors Theatre of Louisville) and took top prize at the FringeNYC with his comedy 6 Story Building. Theatergoers may know him as “Smee” from the Broadway and Off Broadway companies of Peter and the Starcatcher. www.delaguila.info

Anthony Kenward Drewe

Book & Lyrics, The Three Little Pigs

Anthony has worked professionally as a lyricist and book-writer for almost 40 years with composer George Stiles. His most well-known shows are Honk! and the new songs and additional lyrics for both Mary Poppins and Half A Sixpence. Other work with Stiles includes Betty Blue Eyes, Just So, The Wind in the Willows, Travels With My Aunt, Peter Pan – A Musical Adventure, Soho Cinders, The Three Little Pigs, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, The Three Billy Goats Gruff, and Soapdish. More recent work includes Becoming Nancy and Identical. Independently of Stiles, Drewe has also written lyrics for A Twist Of Fate and The Card. He completed the book for a version of the Frank Loesser musical, Where’s Charley? as well as a revised book for Peter Pan – A Musical Adventure.

Directing work includes Snoopy, The Thing About Men, You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown, Honk! and Just So.

Paul Gordon

Book & Lyrics & Music, Analog And Vinyl

Paul Gordon co-wrote the Broadway musical Jane Eyre, nominated for five Tony Awards including Best Musical and Best Score. He won a 2009 Ovation award for his score to Daddy Long Legs and won the 2007 Bay Area Critics Circle Award for his book to the musical Emma (NAMT Fest ’06) which has played all across the country. Daddy Long Legs, written with John Caird, has had productions all over the world including London and Tokyo. Being Earnest, written with Jay Gruska, premiered at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley this April. Little Miss Scrooge, written with John Caird and Sam Caird, will premiere at the Rubicon Theatre in Ventura this Christmas. paulgordonmusic.com

Gordon Greenberg

Book, Single Girls Guide

Directing/Writing includes: Working (Drama Desk Award, 59 E 59, Old Globe, Broadway in Chicago, Asolo), Jacques Brel… (Zipper Theatre, Drama Desk, Drama League, Outer Critics Award nominations), Band Geeks! (co-writer, Goodspeed, Human Race Theatre Co., NAMT Fest ‘09), Pirates! (Huntington, Paper Mill, Goodspeed, MUNY), The Baker’s Wife (Goodspeed, Paper Mill), Disney’s Believe (Disney Creative Entertainment), Happy Days (First National Tour). Current projects include: Scramble Band! (co-writer, Disney Channel), Rags (Roundabout), Guys & Dolls (Chichester Theatre Festival UK 2014), Johnny Baseball (Williamstown) and developing new musicals for Universal Pictures and the pop group Fun. Education: Stanford University, NYU Film School, Lincoln Center Directors Lab. www.gordongreenberg.com

David Hein

Book & Lyrics & Music, Come From Away

David Hein is an award-winning, Canadian singer/songwriter who has played festivals across North America and released four CD’s. With Irene Sankoff, he co-wrote and starred in My Mother’s Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding (based on his mother’s true story and the same-sex marriage movement) winning more awards than any other show at NYMF 2010, 3 SALT awards and a Bryden “Ones-to-Watch” award, among others. Proud ASCAP members, they were featured in the ASCAP LA musical theatre showcase last year. www.sankoffandhein.com or Twitter @sankoffandhein

Stacey Luftig

Lyrics, My Heart Is The Drum

Stacey Luftig is a lyricist, librettist, playwright, and occasional television writer. Honors include the Kleban Prize (Lyricist); the Fred Ebb Award; the Jerry Harrington Award for Outstanding Creative Achievement as a Librettist; Gramercy-Saltzman Opera Award; National Children’s Theatre Festival Award; BMI Jerry Bock Award; O’Neill National Playwrights Conference (Finalist); and Outer Critics Circle Award (Nominee). Stacey’s work includes lyrics for My Heart Is the Drum (NAMT, Village Theatre); book and lyrics for Understood Betsy (Actors Playhouse); libretto for Story of an Hour (Portland Chamber Orchestra, Gramercy Opera), and episodes for Pinky Dinky Doo, produced by the Sesame Workshop. She is also a contributor to That’s Life, a revue produced Off Broadway and in cities nationwide. Stacey has developed work at the VCCA, NY SongSpace, Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, and the Johnny Mercy Writers Grove (Goodspeed Musicals). Member: BMI Workshop, ASCAP, Maestra, and the Dramatists Guild. www.staceyluftig.com

Tommy Newman

Lyrics & Music, Single Girls Guide

Tommy is a published playwright, composer and lyricist from Alabama and a 2013 ASCAP Foundation Cole Porter Award Winner. He is a recipient of an Anna Sosenko Assist Trust Grant, and a 2014 Kennedy Center ACTF National Musical Theatre Award Winner. His works include: The Single Girl’s Guide with Gordon Greenberg (NAMT (2013), Band Geeks! (Published by MTI, NAMT Fest ‘09), Tinyard Hill with Mark Allen (NAMT Fest ‘07). Off Broadway: We the People: America Rocks (Theatreworks, USA), El Otro Oz with Jaime Lozano (Theatreworks, USA) and 29 with Gaby Alter. Recent works: The Teacher from the Black Lagoon and Other Stories (Theatreworks, USA), The Odyssey Suite, Savage, Jenny’s Damned Ex, and With Bell On. He holds a BS in Music Education from Troy University and an MFA in Musical Theatre Writing from NYU. Tommy is a full-time professor with Troy University’s Department of Theatre and Dance in Troy, AL.

Richard Oberacker

Book & Lyrics & Music, The Sandman: a little nightmare musical

Richard Oberacker is the conductor of CIRQUE’S “KA”. Prior conducting: CIRQUE’S “DRALION”, THE LION KING, CATS. Original musicals as composer and co-lyricist & author: A LITTLE THEATER (Aurelia Theater), IN THAT VALLEY (NAMT Festival), DRACULA (CCM Corbett Theater), THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO FISHMAN (Signature Theatre), ACE, (NAMT Festival, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Cincinnati Playhouse, Old Globe, Signature Theatre), JOURNEY TO THE WEST (NYMF Festival), THE PARENTING PROJECT (Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati), and THE SANDMAN (NAMT Festival, Fredericia Theatre in Denmark). Their TONY Award winning musical BANDSTAND opened at The Paper Mill Playhouse and premiered on Broadway at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, was filmed for release in cinemas nationwide, and launched a National Tour. Mr. Oberacker composed the score for a new musical adaptation of THE GREAT GATSBY which premiered in Tokyo, Japan before a Japanese national tour. Upcoming, BRUCE (Seattle Repertory Theatre and Paper Mill Playhouse).

Phillip Palmer

Conceived & Music, My Heart Is The Drum

Phillip Palmer is the winner of the 2015 Fred Ebb Award for Musical Theatre Songwriting and the 2017 BMI Jerry Bock Award, as well as a finalist for the 2016 Richard Rodgers Award and the 2020 Jonathan Larson Grant, for My Heart Is the Drum, his first musical (book by Jennie Redling, lyrics by Stacey Luftig). Drum received its world premiere at Village Theatre in 2016, and was developed at the NAMT Festival of New Musicals, the Goodspeed Johnny Mercer Writers Colony, Kent State University, and the BMI Lehman-Engel Musical Theatre Workshop. Phillip is currently working on Amelia and Me (book and lyrics by Stacey Luftig), which has been developed at New York SongSpace and the Rhinebeck Writers Retreat. He wrote the music for The Weatherman (book and lyrics by Alisa Klein Hauser, Clear Space Productions, and Network One-Act Festival).

Andre Pluess

Music, Eastland

Based in Chicago, Pluess and Sussman have been collaborating as sound designers/composers for over 15 years. Projects include productions for Lookingglass Theatre and Tony Award-winning director Mary Zimmerman for whom they designed the Broadway/regional/international productions of Metamorphoses, as well as her adaptation of the Chinese folk-tale The White Snake. Additional Broadway credits include sound designs for I Am My Own Wife and 33 Variations (with director Moises Kaufman), as well as the score for the Lincoln Center Theater production of The Clean House. Their musical Winesburg, Ohio (recipient of both Joseph Jefferson and Barrymore awards for outstanding musical) was a selection for the NAMT Festival in 2004, and has been produced at Steppenwolf/About Face, the Arden Theatre and Kansas City Repertory Theatre. Currently, they are composing the scores for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s productions of A Streetcar Named Desire and The Tempest, as well as designing sound for The Jungle Book for the Goodman Theatre in Chicago. They have received numerous awards for composition and sound design including eleven Joseph Jefferson Awards, an Ovation Award, a Barrymore Award, Lortel/Drama Desk Nominations and a Drama Critics Circle Award.

Jennie Redling

Book, My Heart Is The Drum

Jennie Redling is a playwright and librettist. Off Broadway: Miscast (Soho Rep, EST, NY Fringe Festival), Among Women (Mint Theater), Gone Astray (EST), The Harvest (Mint Theater). Regional/Play readings/Awards: Gone Astray (Stanley Drama Award, Penguin Rep, Urban Stages, Hudson Stage Co.), Desperate Territory (The Barrow Group), Ride the Dark Cars (NJ Rep), A Rape in Glorious (Arlene R. and William P. Lewis Playwriting Award for Women, O’Neill NPC Finalist twice, Arts & Letters Prize for Drama Finalist). Member: Dramatists Guild, BMI Librettists Workshop. www.jennieredling.com

Tim Rosser

Music, The Boy Who Danced On Air

Tim Rosser is a composer and music director. Credits: MD for BC/EFA’s Broadway Backwards (2013) at the Palace Theatre; keyboards for The Addams Family on Broadway and Carrie; MD for Making Books Sing and The Water Coolers. Composing (book and lyrics by Charlie Sohne): The Profit of Creation (Yale Institute for Music Theater, Johnny Mercer Songwriters Workshop) and Political Speeches (Culture Project’s IMPACT). Concerts: a sold-out show at 54 Below, Cutting Edge Composers IV at Joe’s Pub and more. Alumnus of Oberlin Conservatory, advanced class of the BMI Workshop.

Irene Sankoff

Book & Lyrics & Music, Come From Away

Her first musical, My Mother’s Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding (co-written and performed with David Hein) won Outstanding New Musical and Best Book (NYMF ’10) and was nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award. Their newest show, Mitzvah (about a family dealing with the pressures of having a son with autism as he prepares for his Bar Mitzvah) was workshopped at the Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival. Irene holds an Acting MFA (New School for Drama) and a Writing/Psychology degree (York University). www.sankoffandhein.com or Twitter @sankoffandhein

Michael Shaieb

Music, The Astonishing Return Of...The Protagonists!

Stage: Out of My Range (and Other Age-Related Performance Issues); Alexander’s House (winner 2013 Washington Area Music Award: Best Classical Recording); Through a Glass, Darkly; Go-Go Beach (dir. John Simpkins, NYMF 2006). Film: Brief Reunion (dir. John Daschbach); Last Days of Left Eye (VH1 Rock Docs); Waking Dreams (starring Ben Shenkman). Choral: Kushner Trilogy, commissioned by Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus for the Guthrie Theater 2009 Tony Kushner Festival. Upcoming films: Decay (dir. Joseph Wartnerchaney, starring Rob Zabrecky, Jackie Hoffman, Lisa Howard); co-producing a documentary about NYC Youth Pride Chorus. MFA from NYU’s Tisch Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program. fatlabmusic.com

Charlie Sohne

Book & Lyrics, The Boy Who Danced On Air

With composer Tim Rosser: The Profit of Creation (Yale Institute for Music Theater, Johnny Mercer Songwriters Workshop) and Political Speeches (NYTB, Culture Project’s IMPACT). Lyricist: Tina Girlstar (book – Anton Dudley, music – Brian Feinstein; NYSAF, Olympus Theatricals) and The Shadow Sparrow (book – Anton Dudley, music – Keith Gordon; The O’Neill NMTC). Concerts: 54 Below, Joe’s Pub and Second Stage, among others. Song with David Gaines named Top 25 in the Directory of Contemporary Musical Theater. Advanced class of the BMI Workshop, Dramatists Guild.

George Stiles

Music, The Three Little Pigs

With lyricist Anthony Drewe: Cameron Mackintosh/Disney’s stage production of MARY POPPINS; HONK! (Olivier Award for Best New Musical, NAMT Festival 1999); HALF A SIXPENCE; THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS; TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT; SOHO CINDERS (NAMT Festival 2016); BETTY BLUE EYES; PETER PAN – A MUSICAL ADVENTURE; JUST SO and their trilogy THE THREE LITTLE PIGS (NAMT Festival 2013), GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS and THE THREE BILLY GOATS GRUFF.
In development: SOAPDISH; BECOMING NANCY.
With lyricist Paul Leigh: MOLL FLANDERS, THE THREE MUSKETEERS (NAMT Festival 1999), and TOM JONES.

Ben Sussman

Music, Eastland

Based in Chicago, Pluess and Sussman have been collaborating as sound designers/composers for over 15 years. Projects include productions for Lookingglass Theatre and Tony Award-winning director Mary Zimmerman for whom they designed the Broadway/regional/international productions of Metamorphoses, as well as her adaptation of the Chinese folk-tale The White Snake. Additional Broadway credits include sound designs for I Am My Own Wife and 33 Variations (with director Moises Kaufman), as well as the score for the Lincoln Center Theater production of The Clean House. Their musical Winesburg, Ohio (recipient of both Joseph Jefferson and Barrymore awards for outstanding musical) was a selection for the NAMT Festival in 2004, and has been produced at Steppenwolf/About Face, the Arden Theatre and Kansas City Repertory Theatre. Currently, they are composing the scores for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s productions of A Streetcar Named Desire and The Tempest, as well as designing sound for The Jungle Book for the Goodman Theatre in Chicago. They have received numerous awards for composition and sound design including eleven Joseph Jefferson Awards, an Ovation Award, a Barrymore Award, Lortel/Drama Desk Nominations and a Drama Critics Circle Award.

Robert Taylor

Book & Lyrics, The Sandman: a little nightmare musical

Mr. TAYLOR is the co-lyricist/librettist with Richard Oberacker of several new musicals, including ACE, (NAMT Festival, St. Louis Rep, Cincinnati Playhouse, The Old Globe, Signature Theatre), JOURNEY TO THE WEST (NYMF), THE PARENTING PROJECT (Cincinnati Fringe, Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati), THE SANDMAN (NAMT Festival, Fredericia Theatre), and their TONY Award winning musical BANDSTAND, which premiered on Broadway at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, was filmed for Fathom Events nationwide release, and launched a National Tour.  Their newest musical, BRUCE will premiere in co-production with Seattle Rep and Paper Mill Playhouse in the ’21/’22 season.  A principal player with New York Chamber Soloists and the Mozart Orchestra of New York, Mr. Taylor is a member of the Dramatist’s Guild, and leads Birding & Nature Tours around the world for the Audubon Society.

Andrew White

Book & Lyrics, Eastland

Andrew White is a founding member of Lookingglass Theatre Company, where he served as Artistic Director from 1990–92, 2010–16, and currently serves as the Director of Community Engagement in the company’s Department of Curiosity. As a Lookingglass ensemble member and performer, he has participated as an actor, writer or director in more than forty Lookingglass productions. He wrote the book and lyrics for Lookingglass’ 2012 production of Eastland: A New Musical (2013 NAMT Festival), received a Jeff Award for his 2004 adaptation of George Orwell’s 1984, and wrote and directed Of One Blood for Lookingglass in 1989.

Selection Process

Kevin Moriarty (Dallas Theatre Center, TX), Co-Chair
Kelley Kirkpatrick (Center Theatre Group, CA), Co-Chair
Joe Barros (New York Theatre Barn, NY)
Stephanie Cowan (Playing Pretend, NY)
Keith Cromwell (Red Mountain Theatre Company, AL)
Christine Denniston (Mercury Musical Developments, UK)
Elise Dewsberry (Academy for New Musical Theatre, CA)
Dana Harrel (La Jolla Playhouse, CA)
Eric Louie (The Old Globe, CA)
Søren Møller (Fredericia Theatre, Denmark)
Kent Nicholson (Playwrights Horizons, NY)
Marc Robin (Fulton Theatre, PA)
John Simpkins (TriArts Sharon Playhouse, CT)
Heather Schmucker (formerly of American Music Theatre Project at Northwestern University, IL), Chair Emerita

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