Eydie Alyson as 1st Heavenly Friend, Ensemble
Broadway/National tours: Fiddler on the Roof – Chava (Lincoln Center- Broadway debut) Little Shop Of Horrors – Audrey (Orphum Theatre and 1st National Tour), Les Miserables (1st National Tour). Favorite regional roles include: Seussical (Gertrude) Seesaw (Gittel Mosca) Once In A Lifetime (Miss Leighton-LADCC nomination) Inside Out (Sage) Beehive (Connie et al.) Nunsense (Amnesia) Drood (Rosa), Forbidden Broadway, Lost In Yonkers (Bella), My Favorite Year (Alice Miller) Life X 3 (Inez) First Lady Suite (Mamie Eisenhower) Recordings: First Lady Suite (P.S. Classics), Lost In Boston IV and Lerner, Lane, Lowe & Friends (Fynsworth Alley), A Christmas Carol (DIC Animation) Film/TV: The Big Time (TNT), Chaplin (Tristar), Serve Yourself (AFI), Not Before The Crack Of Noon (Pilot), All My Children (ABC). Thank you to my darling agent Steven Dry at SCAW, Inc, and much love to Michael, Lee, Daryl, Jason and Suzi for welcoming me into their wonderful Reprise family! Eydie is a member of the Musical Theatre Guild, passionate about yoga, and married to her sweetheart, Brad Ellis, “the silently hilarious accompanist” on Glee.

Seth Belliston as Ensemble
Seth performed with the Pacific Northwest Ballet for 7 seasons, attaining the rank of principal artist. Seth is grateful to be back on the Reprise stage once more after having performed in Applause!, On the Town, Baby, An Evening with Rodgers& Hart, and On Your Toes. Other musical credits include: A Christmas Carol, choreographed by Susan Stroman; Movin’ Out on Broadway; and productions of Mame; La Cage Aux Folles; Never Gonna Dance; and the world premiere of Maury Yeston’s Hans Christian Andersen. Film Credits: Universal Pictures I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, Universal Pictures The Producers: The Movie Musical, and as “Puck” in Balanchine’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream on BBC DVD. Proud member of Actors’ Equity.

Bradley Benjamin (official website) as Ensemble
Bradley is thrilled to be back at Reprise after having appeared in previous productions of My One & Only, On the Town, and Brigadoon. Bradley has appeared on Broadway in the revival of Oklahoma! and in the 1st National Tour of Thoroughly Modern Millie. Other credits include: The 75th Annual Radio City Christmas Spectacular at RCMH, a workshop for the Broadway revival of Brigadoon, along with the Las Vegas productions of Hairspray and Phantom: The Las Vegas Spectacular. Regional credits include: West Side Story, Hello Dolly!, and Kiss Me Kate at Sacramento Music Circus, The 50th anniversary of The Music Man as Zaneeta Shin at The Bushnell Center, The Merry Widow at Los Angeles Opera, Grease at South Bay Civic Light Opera, and My Fair Lady at La Mirada Theater. www.bradleyquinnbenjamin.com

Jessica Carter as Arminy, Ensemble
After having just moved from NYC, Jessica is excited to be in her first production in LA with Reprise Theater Company. She was most recently seen in NY at the American Airlines Theater in the 4th Annual Broadway Backwards. Selected NY credits include: Bus to Buenos Aires (Ensemble Studio Theater), The Cuban and the Redhead (NAMT), Cutman (NYMF), To Paint The Earth (NYMF), Dance With Me (York Theater), Iowa 08 (Vineyard Theater), Godspell (National Tour) (cast recording-DRG Records), Grease (DCT), Jekyll and Hyde (DCT). She holds a BFA in Acting from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.

Blake McIver Ewing as Enoch Snow, Jr., Ensemble
Blake is thrilled to be making his Reprise debut! Theatre credits include: The Light in the Piazza (Fabrizio), AIDA (Radames), Hairspray (Link), and Ragtime (Edgar, US premiere, Ovation nomination). TV/ Film credits include: The Little Rascals (Waldo), Full House (Derek, 3 seasons), Star Search (’92 Junior Vocalist Champion) as well as co-star appearances on The Drew Carey Show, Clueless, Home Improvement, and The Nanny. Voiceover and animation works include Tarzan, The Little Mermaid II, Anastasia, Recess, and Hey Arnold. Blake is the artistic director of the Youth Musical Theatre Association (YMTAProductions.com). All glory to God! Much love and thanks to Mom & Dad, M, L, ML, D, and my darling S.

Christopher Guilmet (official website) as Policeman, Ensemble
Christopher was most recently seen as ‘The Duke’ in Reprise Theatre Company's production of Man of La Mancha. Also in Los Angeles, he appeared as Haskell in The Immigrant at The Colony Theatre and Ilse’s Choice at The Road Theatre. In New York, he performed at the Lucille Lortel (A Christmas Carol), New York Musical Theatre Festival (Plane Crazy and Smoking Bloomberg - winner Verizon Audience Choice Award), New York Fringe (Fleet Week - winner of Best Musical of 2005 Festival), several rounds of The 24 Hour Plays, and others. Regionally, he has appeared as Arthur in Camelot and Fredrik in A Little Night Music (Stages St. Louis); Valmont in Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Tench/Wisehammer in Our Country’s Good; Rutledge in 1776 (5th Avenue Theatre); Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music and The Pirate King in The Pirates of Penzance (Village Theatre); and many others. Christopher lives in West LA with his wife Lindsay, an actor and a student in the Performance Studies Ph.D. program at UCLA.

Chris Holly as Ensemble
Chris is very excited to return to Reprise where he was last seen in Brigadoon playing Harry Beaten. Chris’s Broadway credits include The Producers and the original company revivals of Oklahoma and Chicago. Chris was also seen in the Vegas production of The Producers. He has toured nationally with The Producers as well as L.A.’s original companies of Chicago, Beauty and the Beast, A Chorus Line, and Evita. Chris’s film credits include The Producers and Rob Marshall’s Cinderella. Go Lakers, 2009 NBA Champions!

Tracy Lore as Mrs. Mullin, Ensemble
Reprise debut. NY & National Tour: Peter Pan starring Cathy Rigby (Mrs. Darling). Regional: for Music Theatre of Wichita – The Drowsy Chaperone (Drowsy), The Will Rogers Follies (Betty); for South Coast Repertory – A Little Night Music (Quintet); for Musical Theatre West – The Producers (Hold Me Touch Me), All Shook Up (Sandra – Ovation nominee), The Full Monty (Vicki), Me & My Girl (Jacqueline), The Will Rogers Follies (Betty); for Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities – Cinderella (Queen), Crazy for You (Irene); for Cabrillo Music Theatre – 42nd Street (Dorothy Brock); for Moonlight Amphitheatre – Guys & Dolls (Adelaide), Me & My Girl (Jacqueline); for Sacramento Music Circus – Brigadoon (Meg); for The Norris – Thoroughly Modern Millie (Meers); for 3D Theatricals – Peter Pan (Mrs. Darling). Other regional credits include: Chicago (Velma – AriZoni Award), Company (Joanne), The Wizard of Oz (Witch), Into the Woods (Witch). Member of The Musical Theatre Guild: Stop The World…, Violet, Most Happy Fella, Blood Brothers, Connecticut Yankee, Superman, Merrily We Roll Along, Little Mary Sunshine. Proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.

Kimberly Mikesell as Louise, Ensemble
Kimberly is thrilled to return to Reprise where she was last seen in A Grand Night for Dancing, The Fantasticks, Lil Abner and On The Town. Favorite musical theatre credits include: Maggie in Brigadoon for Reprise and Musical Theatre West, Cha Cha in Grease for CLOSBC, Phantom for Performance Riverside (Belladova), and Carousel for Performance Riverside (Louise). Other credits include: Mame starring Carol Lawrence and Sally Struthers, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Children of Eden and Show Boat, just to name a few. She has danced at the Ford Amphtheatre in Reprise! Broadways Best, in Detroit for the extravaganza “Impact at Ford Field”, the opening gala for Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions, and in Palm Springs in the opening Gala for the Spa Resort Casino. Kimberly has danced in several Actor’s Fund Benefits as well as S.T.A.G.E. Benefits. She holds a BA in dance from UC Irvine and is a certified Pilates Instructor. Kimberly is a proud member of Actor’s Equity. Thanks to Lee and Michael and much love to family and friends.

Gregory North as Bascombe, Ensemble
Gregory happily returns to Reprise (where he’s appeared in Sunday in the Park with George, On the Twentieth Century, and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes) direct from playing the villainous Captain Hook for Orange County’s brand-new 3D Theatricals. Broadway (as Greg Zerkle): Into the Woods (Cinderella’s Prince/Wolf), Secret Garden (Archibald), Christmas Carol (Fred), Grand Hotel (the Baron opposite Cyd Charisse). Film: In Good Company, They, Zombie Prom, Elizabethtown. TV: ER, Frasier, Grounded for Life, Malcolm in The Middle, Bernie Mac, Ally McBeal, Judging Amy, Law & Order, Astroboy and assorted commercials. Tours: Phantom of the Opera, Show Boat, Footloose, and Les Misérables. Regional: over 100 shows at theatres that include The Kennedy Center, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Buffalo Studio Arena, A Contemporary Theatre, Arizona Theatre Co., Chanhassen, North Shore Music Theatre, Kansas City Starlight, Fulton Opera House, Sacramento Music Circus, San Diego Starlight, Laguna Playhouse. LA: Hollywood Bowl, International City Theatre (Ovation Award), South Bay & Downey CLOs, Rubicon, Falcon, Colony. Greg holds an MFA from the University of Washington, is an accomplished director and alumnus of Lincoln Center Theatre Director's Lab West. A proud member of Actors Equity, he serves on its National Council. Thanks to the Mrs. - actor Cynthia Marty

Jane Noseworthy as Carrie Pipperidge
Jane is pleased to be making her Reprise debut in Carousel. Previous credits include: Maggie in the world premiere of Lend Me a Tenor, the Musical with the Utah Shakespearean Festival, Ghost of Christmas Past in A Christmas Carol at the Kodak Theatre, Bianca in Taming of the Shrew at A Noise Within, Rosalind in As You Like It with Theatreworks (Colorado), and Clara in the national premiere of The Train with Angels Theatre Company. Jane recently appeared on Monk (USA), and in the short films Timmy (Fox), and The Woofer. Jane hails from Omaha, Nebraska, and earned her degree in theatre and music from Cornell College.

Candy Olsen as Ensemble
LA native and proud member of AEA. National Tours: Spamalot Las Vegas and NT, Pippin, Evita, Phantom of the Opera and Celine Dion’s “A New Day.” Regional credits: The Music Man (Bushnell), The Most Happy Fella (NYCO), A Grand Night for Dancing (Reprise), Showboat and Carousel at the Hollywood Bowl, and several productions with the Los Angeles Opera. Dance companies: The National Choreographer’s Initiative, Diavolo, MOMIX, New Jersey Ballet, and Columbia City Ballet. Love to my family! Thank you Lee and Michael!

Allison Paraiso as Ensemble
Allison is excited to be performing again with Reprise. Her passion for dance and the stage has led to numerous opportunities with Lee Martino, Geoffrey Cascio, Janice Young, and Amy Bates Nakamura. She has also been a member of the Mt SAC Repertory Dance Company for 2 years. She has performed in many benefit shows during the past several years including: St Jude’s Celebrity Show, Broadway Under the Stars, and over 10 performances for Children's Hospital of Orange County. Other performance credits include Kiss Me Kate and Smokey Joe's Cafe. Many thanks to Lee and Mummy and Henry of course! xoxo

Jo Patrick (official website) as 2nd Heavenly Friend, Ensemble
Jo graduated from the Baltimore School of the Arts and became a principal dancer with the internationally renowned Hubbard Street Dance Chicago for 15 years. He was featured in the First National Tour of Fosse and in A New Day starring Celine Dion at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV. Regional Theatre credits include: Cats (Mr. Mistoffelees), Brigadoon (Harry Beaton), Silk Stockings, Sweet Charity, Damn Yankees, Evita, Oklahoma, and Miss Saigon. He would like to thank his parents and partner Mark White for their loving support. Check out his debut CD, “Somebody,” exclusively online at www.jopatrick.com

Robert Patteri as Billy Bigelow
In London and Toronto, Robert starred as Gaston in Beauty and the Beast. On Tour, he played the title role in the The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Phantom in Yeston/Kopits, Phantom, Lt. Cable opposite Jack Jones in South Pacific and Capt. Mike Bailey in Sayonara. Robert originated the roles of Ben Hur in Ben Hur: The Musical, Oliver in The Enchanted Cottage and Heironymous in Pilgrim: The Musical. New York credits: Chris Kringle in the Off Broadway smash hit, Beau Jest, Tommy Flowers in Terrence McNally's Prelude's Fugues and Rifts, Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Hamlet in The Readiness Is All, E. Antipholous in Comedy of Errors, The Bastard in King John and Lancelot in the twentieth century premier of Sir Comyn Carr's King Arthur. Regional credits: Bram Stoker; Children of the Night, Curley; Oklahoma, Adam;Seven Brides, Joey; Most Happy Fella, Tommy; Brigadoon and Christian in Cyrano. Film and TV credits: Delta Force II, Grizzly Mountain, CSI: Miami, The Eleventh Hour, Numb3rs, Babylon Five, Conan, Loving and Saturday Night Live. Bringing this groundbreaking classic to life has always been a dream, only to be trumped by sharing the stage with his daughter Jade! Love to his family, wife Kim, and God above.

James Leo Ryan as Jigger Craigin
James was born and raised in Kalamazoo, Michigan. After receiving his BA degree from Denison University (Granville, Ohio), James moved to NYC where he made his Carnegie Hall debut in Jubilee with Bea Arthur, Tyne Daly, Michael Jeter, and Stephen Spinella. His Broadway and National Tour credits include: Rooster in Annie opposite Nell Carter, Claquesous in Les Miserables with Colm Wilkinson, Pete in Show Boat with Cloris Leachman and Ned Beatty, and Reuben in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat with Sam Harris. His recent television credits include roles on Medium, Numb3rs, CSI, Hannah Montana, The Shield, E.R., Charmed, Six Feet Under, and the television movies Though None Go With Me and Haunted Prison. James’ film credits include Species III with Natasha Henstridge, Death Row with Stacy Keach and Jake Busey, and Psycho Beach Party with Amy Adams, Lauren Ambrose, and Charles Busch. Regional theatre credits include: Leo in The Little Foxes, Ellard in The Foreigner, Peachy in The Last Night Of Ballyhoo, Alfred in My Three Angels, Georgie in Last Mass At Saint Casimir’s, Ethan in The Full Monty, Willard in Footloose, Seymour in Little Shop Of Horrors, Will Parker in Oklahoma, and Shlomo Schwartz in Mask. James has been a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association since 1990.

Alexandra Silber (official website) as Julie Jordan
Alexandra most recently completed a West End run and UK National Tour portraying Julie Jordan in Carousel at the Savoy Theatre (TMA Award – Best Actress). Later this spring, she will be a part of the Kennedy Center’s Terrence McNally Celebration, joining Tyne Daly in Master Class. She made her West End and professional acting debut in 2005 playing Laura Fairlie in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Woman in White, followed by her portrayal of Hodel in The Sheffield Crucible’s celebrated production of Fiddler on the Roof as well as its subsequent West End transfer. Regionally, she has performed in The Balkans are Not Dead, godeatgod, and San Diego (all for Tron Theatre, Glasgow). Film and Television work includes 1408 and Law and Order. She trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow. www.alexandrasilber.net

Sean Smith as Captain, Principal, Ensemble
Stage credits include: Ovation and LA Drama Critics Circle winning performance as Anatoly in the LA premiere of CHESS; 10 different roles in the original La Jolla Playhouse production of Jersey Boys; The full 4-1/2 year run of the original LA production of The Phantom Of The Opera; Czolgosz in the LA premiere of Assassins; ThreePenny Opera, Most Happy Fella, and Sunday In The Park With George for Reprise; Maximilian in Candide at the Ahmanson for CTG; The title role in numerous productions of the Yeston/Kopit Phantom; Original workshop productions of Brooklyn, Masada, and Moscow; Bing Crosby in the Kay Cole directed holiday favorite, Judy’s Scary Little Christmas; and most recently, Javert in the Moonlight Amphitheatre’s Les Miserables.TV credits include: the upcoming The Class for Hallmark Channel; recurring roles on The Young & The Restless, iCarly, American Heiress, What About Brian, as well as Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, The West Wing, 24, CSI, Numb3rs, Desperate Housewives, Gilmore Girls, Alias, Judging Amy, Las Vegas, Rules Of Engagement, Kath & Kim and many, many others. Films include: Changeling, Transformers, The Holiday, Spanglish, The Bourne Supremacy, Cellular, Something’s Gotta Give, Not Another Teen Movie, and many others.

Leslie Stevens as Ensemble
On Broadway, Leslie originated the role of Anne in La Cage Aux Folles and appeared in Victor/Victoria with the delightful Julie Andrews. Her Off-Broadway credits include: James Lapine’s Twelve Dreams at Lincoln Center, Most Happy Fella with NewYork City Opera, My Fair Lady with Kelsey Grammar at the NY Phil, and Macbeth with The Shakespeare Project as Lady MacDuff. Regionally, she’s appeared in Comedy of Errors at Actor’s Theatre of Louisville, as Miranda in The Tempest at North Shore, and in Can Can and Ray Charles LIVE at the Pasadena Playhouse. Ms. Stevens played Charity in Sweet Charity for Austin Musical Theatre and Downtown Cabaret Theatre in CT., directed by Scott Thompson. She was acknowledged with two regional Best Actress Awards for that role and a Connecticut Critic’s Circle nomination. Leslie was part of the original cast of DIVORCE the Musical at the Hudson Theatre in Hollywood, which received 5 Ovation nominations for 2009 including Best Ensemble. She is a proud alumna of the fabulous Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, the Shakespeare LAB at New York’s Public Theatre, and part of LA Opera’s excellent Education and Community Programs Dept. TV and film work is online at www.nowcasting.com/lesliestevens. Thank you to Joan Zajac, genius voice teacher, Lee, Darryl, Michael, Steven Dry and Eli.

Victoria Strong as Nettie Fowler
Victoria is thrilled to be making her debut with Reprise in this beautiful show! National Tours: Ragtime (Mother, Emma Goldman) So. Cal regional: Fiddler On The Roof (Golde), The Light In The Piazza (Margaret/Los Angeles Premiere), The King & I (Anna), Kiss Me Kate (Lilly), The Sound Of Music (Maria & Mother Abbess), Carousel (Julie), Phantom (Christine - Robby Award), A Little Night Music (Desiree - Inland Theatre Award), Annie Get Your Gun (Annie), Guys & Dolls (Sarah), The Secret Garden (Lily – Drama-Logue Award), Ragtime (Mother – Billy Award), Man Of La Mancha (Aldonza), Annie (Grace), My Fair Lady (Eliza – Tempo Magazine Award), Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (Milly), Oliver (Nancy), Will Rogers Follies (Betty Blake), The Miracle Worker (Ann Sullivan), The Hasty Heart (Margaret). Deep gratitude to my voice teacher, Edward Sayegh, and much love to my amazing, talented husband Ralph, who shows me every day in little ways that I never walk alone.

Andy Taylor as Enoch Snow
Andy made his Broadway debut originating the role of Howard the weatherman in Moon Over Buffalo with Carol Burnett and also played J.H. Rodgers in the world premier of the Tony Award winning Titanic. Mr. Taylor starred as Leo Bloom in the first national tour of Mel Brooks’ The Producers, played Ernst the cello playing Nazi in Sam Mendes’ Cabaret, and Harry in Mamma Mia in Las Vegas. He has had leading roles in many of the country’s finest theatres including the Guthrie, South Coast Repertory, the Public, the Globe, ACT, Intiman, LATC, and the Geffen. He played Jesus in the world premier of Stephen Tesich’s On the Open Road at the Goodman and Rodney Hatch in the acclaimed City Center Encores production of One Touch of Venus. He has appeared on Law and Order, CSI, in Neil Simon’s Sunshine Boys with Woody Allen and Peter Falk, and in numerous commercials and voice-overs. An accomplished musician, he has the unique distinction of performing at Carnegie Hall in two separate disciplines, singing the role of Stephen Burton in Gershwin’s Tip-Toes and playing the cello in a chamber music recital with guitarist James Keating. He lives in L.A. with wife Alet and their three kids.

John J. Todd as Carnival Boy, Ensemble
John is a native of the Carolinas, received his training at the prestigious North Carolina School of the Arts for Drama and Dance. Classical solo roles followed with World Premieres for the Pacific Northwest Ballet, Houston Ballet and Hungarian State Ballet. John starred in the Sundance-awarded play The Studio at South Coast Repertory with Terrance Mann. Broadway roles include The Phantom of the Opera and Movin’ Out. Film and Television: A Christmas Carol with Jim Carrey, Bourbon Street (series regular), Gnomio & Juliet (Mr. Muscles), Sex and the City, Days of Our Lives, and As the World Turns. John is honored to be returning for his tenth show with Reprise.

M. Emmet Walsh as Starkeeper, Dr. Seldon
Starred on Broadway in That Championship Season and Does A Tiger Wear A Necktie, and at the National Theatre in London in Buried Child. His last Los Angeles outing was in Third at the Geffen Playhouse. Regional Theatres in Philadelphia, Buffalo, New Haven, Washington D.C, La Jolla, Santa Barbara, and Cincinnati have withstood his work. And stints as an Artist-In-Residence at colleges in Oklahoma, Kentucky and Vermont have also helped age him. Then there’s Off Broadway, Summer stock and booze. Mr. Walsh has been in over 200 TV shows and 109 feature films including Alice’s Restaurant, Slap Shot, Straight Time, The Jerk, Ordinary People, Blade Runner, Clean and Sober, Narrow Margin, A Time To Kill, My Best Friend’s Wedding, Snow Dogs, Christmas With The Kranks and Blood Simple (Spirit Award-Best Actor). Mr. Walsh is a graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts (NYC,) Clarkson College (BBA) and is a native Vermonter.

Scott Weber as Ensemble
Scott has most recently been performing with The Metropolitan Opera as a dancer and acrobat in such productions as Aida, Damnation de Faust, and Turandot. He has been a principal dancer with Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo and has also danced with Boston Ballet 2. He trained at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Paris as well as Boston Ballet, American Ballet Theater, and Pennsylvania Ballet schools. Some of his theater credits include On Your Toes with Reprise, and The Pajama Game and La Cage Aux Folles with Musical Theater West. He received a BA in Literary Journalism at the University of California Irvine and is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. Shout out to the Wilson Sisters!!

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