Antonio Addeo (Theodore Gert)

Antonio is proud to make his Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut in Academy. Antonio returns to this role, having just been a part of the fabulously successful appearance of Academy at the Daegu International Musical Festival in Daegu, Korea this summer. A graduate of The American Musical & Dramatic Academy in NYC, Antonio studied under such notable theater greats as Emily Skinner and Evan Pappas. His accomplishments include Broadways Rising Stars, NYC and Academy at the NYMF Festival last year. Recent projects include Band Geeks a new musical reading directed by Gordon Greenberg, Broadway Close-Up Series, a tribute to the great John Kander at Merkin Concert Hall, where he was privileged to perform with the great Chita Rivera, Debora Monk, and David Hyde Pierce. Antonio wishes to thank his family, friends, teachers, Talent House, fellow cast-members and most especially Andrew Kato and John Mercurio for their love and support.

Riley Anthony (Ensemble)

Riley is an eighth-grade theatre major at Bak Middle School of the Arts, where he is currently in rehearsal for Into the Woods playing the role of the Baker. Riley has performed in several main stage productions at Lake Worth Playhouse, including Hollywood Arms, Fiddler on the Roof, Oklahoma and Big River. He has also appeared in Lake Worth Playhouse childrens theatre productions of Godspell, Jr. (Judas), Seussical, Jr. (Mayor of Whoville) and Aladdin, Jr. (Genie) and in the Playhouse annual holiday musical, Once Upon a Holiday. Riley has studied improv with Joel Newlon and performed as the youngest member of Lake Worths improv comedy troupe, The L-Dub Players. He is excited to be making his debut on the Maltz Jupiter Theatre stage in Academy alongside his brother, Calvin, and he is grateful to Andrew Kato for this fantastic opportunity. Riley thanks his mother for her love and support.

Calvin Bankert (Ensemble)

Calvin is honored to perform along with his brother, Riley, in this world-premiere production of Academy. He recently finished performing in the comedic three-man show, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) at Lake Worth Playhouse. He has been in numerous other productions there, including Big River (Tom Sawyer) and Godspell, Jr. (Jesus). He has also studied and performed improv as a member of Lake Worths improv comedy troupe, The L-Dub Players. Calvin is a senior in the International Baccalaureate program at Forest Hill High School, where he plays saxophone and mallet percussion and also acts as band captain. He has been studying music theory and composition for years and hopes to continue these studies in college. And if that doesnt work out, theres always business and finance. Calvin would like to thank Andrew Kato for giving him this opportunity. He also thanks his mother for her constant support.

Corey Boardman (Amory)

Corey is a New York-based actor and performer. Corey originated the role of Amory in Academy at the New York Musical Theater Festival (aka NYMF) and is thrilled to be a part of the production at The Maltz Jupiter Theatre. At NYMF, the production won the festivals award for outstanding ensemble performance by a cast. The show was subsequently staged at South Koreas Daegu International Festival, where Corey won the award for Best Actor. Prior to his Academy run, Corey was cast in the original off-Broadway run of Next To Normal under the direction of Michael Greif. Previously, Corey played the role of Matthew in the off-Broadway run of Altar Boyz. Corey can also currently be seen in a national commercial for Microsoft Windows 7.

Wilson Bridges (Michael Fletcher)

Wilson Bridges is excited to be joining the Academy family again after the successful 2009 NYMF production of Academy in New York. Recently he originated the role of Simon Muller in the Off-Off Broadway new musical, Signs Of Life (AMAS). Other credits include the U.S. National tour of My Fair Lady (Freddy u.s.), Bowery Boys (Marriott Theatre), A Christmas Carol (North Shore Music Theatre). He is a graduate of Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music and a Kentucky native; special thanks to THE MINE and to Andrew and John for giving me the opportunity to breathe life into this beautiful piece again! All my love to my friends and family.

Kevin James Connor (Ensemble)

Kevin is a 17 year-old Senior at Martin County High School where he is President of the nationally acclaimed OPUS Chorale and Vice President of Drama Club. Kevin has performed in numerous community productions in both Martin and Palm Beach Counties, but is thrilled to be making his professional debut at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. He is excited to be given this opportunity after being in the staged reading of Academy in 2008. Special thanks to his parents for supporting him in all of his endeavors.

Lanardo J. Davis (Ensemble)

Lanardo participated in the workshop production of Academy and is delighted to be a part of its World Premiere. He is a senior at Royal Palm Beach High School, a Member of Tri-M Music Honor Society and was named the Most Outstanding Chorus Student, 2007 2008 at Independence Middle School. Maltz Jupiter Theatre Conservatory of Performing Arts credits include High School Musical (Troy), Fame (Tyrone), and Seussical, Jr. (Thing 1). Lanardo is the recipient of the 2010 Conservatory of Performing Arts Dr. Bernard and Phyllis Eisenstein Award Cultural Award. He is a member of the Young Singers of the Palm Beaches and the Maltz Jupiter Theatre Youth Touring Company and also sang with the Top 80 Sight Readers of Florida at All-State Chorus. Upon graduation, Lanardo plans to pursue his Bachelors Degree at UCF in Musical Theatre.

Jason Edward Cook (Ensemble)

After growing up in cold cold Maine, Jason is psyched to be here in sunny Florida! Jason earned his Musical Theatre degree from The University of Southern Maine. NYC credits include the Off Broadway production of With Glee, Academy at The NY Musical Theatre Festival, and Reefer Madness as Jimmy. Regionally, Jason has played Henrik in A Little Night Music and Lefou in Beauty and the Beast at Maine State Music Theatre, Barnaby in Hello, Dolly! at Arkansas Rep, Ryan in High School Musical 2 at North Carolina Theatre, The Artful Dodger in Oliver! at White Plains PAC, and Leo Bloom in The Producers and Dennis in All Shook Up at Surflight. He also toured the country in Stephen Schwartz' Captain Louie. Look for Jason as Petey in the feature film "Rising Stars" now playing in select theaters. Thanks to Andrew, John and Xander for welcoming me back to the Academy family.

F. Michael Haynie (Ensemble)

F. Michael is a first timer at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. He is happy to be back with the Academy family, having appeared in the original NYMF production in NewYork. Most recently F. Michael appeared as Spitz in Band Geeks! at the Goodspeed Opera House, Off Broadway the king of rock John Adams in We the People at the Lucille Lortel theatre, and as Heston in the Playwrights Horizons reading of the new musical Rocket Science. A grad from New York Universitys Tisch School of the Arts, F. Michael is a proud member of AEA. All my love to Ms, D, JP, FF&FA, my BYAH Wingmen, and my Lovo on the road Cailan.

Cameron Jackson (Ensemble)

(Ensemble/Student) Cameron is extremely excited to be making his Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut in Academy! He is a Theatre Major at A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts where he recently performed in Crazy for You . Academy is Cameron's first professional appearance.Cameron would like to thank all his wonderful friends and family for their love and support.

Branden Leonhardt (Ensemble)

Branden is extremely happy to perform in his first ever professional production of Academy at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Branden currently lives in the town of Palm Beach Gardens F.L. and is attending Dreyfoos School of the Arts.

Mitch McCarrell (Ensemble)

Mitch is excited to make his Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut and grateful to be in sunny Florida! Regional credits include Bat Boy in Bat Boy: The Musical, and Starveling/Cob Web in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Great Lakes Theater Festival, & Idaho Shakespeare Festival), Barnaby in Hello, Dolly! (Fulton Theater, Sacramento Music Circus, & Forrestburgh Playhouse), Dean in All Shook Up (Carousel Dinner Theater), Jinx in Forever Plaid (Riverside Theater), Fish in the world premiere of Simeon's Gift with Julie Andrews (Bay Street Theater) and Claude in Hair, Man 1 in Songs for a New World, Dickon in The Secret Garden, and Bud/Daisy/Pan in Bat Boy: The Musical (Cain Park). In NY he performed the role of George in readings for a revival of Fine and Dandy. Training from Baldwin Wallace College: Conservatory of Music. Thanks to this talented company, The Luedtke Agency and Andrew Kato!

Andy Mientus (Conrad)

Andy is thrilled to join Academy again after appearing in its award winning run at the Daegu International Musical Festival. Previously: Spring Awakening (Hanschen, original touring company, dir. Michael Mayer), Shine! (Dick Hunter, NYMF 2010), Big River (Huck, Music Theater of Wichita). Film: Central Park Joker. Training from the University of Michigan, musical theater. Proud member of AEA.

Alberto Rosende (Ensemble)

This is Albertos 1st show with the Jupiter Maltz Theatre and he couldnt be more excited to be a part of it. Alberto is a senior at St. Thomas Aquinas High School and is 17 years old. He would like to thank his parents and wants the cast to Break a Leg!

Matthew Roscoe (Reagan)

Matthew is a recent 2009 graduate from Otterbein College with a BFA in Musical Theatre. Matthew is so excited to be making his Maltz- Jupiter Theatre debut with this amazing new piece of theatre. He most recently went to Korea for the Daegu International Musical festival where Academy won the award for Best Musical. In New York he was also involved with a reading of With Glee and the Taxi Cabaret with the Prospect Theatre Company. He's worked regionally at the Utah Shakespeare Festival and the Mac-Haydn theatre. Past shows incude Altar Boyz (Matthew), The Last Night of Ballyhoo (Peachy), Urinetown (Bobby), Company (David). I would like to thank everyone at Stewart Talent and my amazing family who's behind me and supports me with their unending love every step of the way.

Aaron Riesebeck (Pete Neville)

(Pete Neville) Aaron is thrilled to be making his Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut in Academy. Aaron feels very fortunate to continue with Academy, having first traveled to South Korea to compete in the Daegu International Musical Theatre Festival and now participating in the World Premier. He is so excited to be able to continue working with this wonderful cast, and hopes we can continue on together! Aaron graduated from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City where he studied Musical Theatre. His other recent credits include Troy in High School Musical 2 at the Roxy Regional Theatre. Aaron would like to thank Andrew Kato and John Mercurio for this amazing opportunity, as well as everyone who works at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. He would also like to thank AEA and The Mine. Love to Mom, Dad, Chris, Stef, Andy and Holden.

Connor D. Saccal (Ensemble)

Connor is making his professional debut in The Academy. He is seventeen years old and was born and raised in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. He recently played Nick in the Maltz Jupiter Theatre production of FAME. Connor is a Junior at The Kings Academy in West Palm Beach, where he has performed in many high school productions.

Stephen Santana (Ensemble)

Stephen Santana is very excited to be working with the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. This will be his first regional theatre credit and first time working with the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. He is currently attending Dreyfoos School of The Arts as a theatre major in the 11th grade. Stephen has only performed in community theatre at the Delray Beach Playhouse, and other theatres and finds this show a riveting new leap in his career. Stephen looks forward to the experience he will gain from this show, and plans on continuing his career as an actor, as well as future work with the Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

Nathan Ward (Ensemble)

Nathan has been developing his stage skills through local productions including the role of Pooch in Good News and Bert Berry in 42nd Street, both at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. In addition, Nathan played the Mad Hatter in the North Palm Beach Village Players children's production of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and the Sultan in The Magical Lamp of Aladdin. Nathan is a high school communications major with focus on speech and debate. He is an honor student, the class treasurer and a member of the Spanish Honor Society and the National Honor Society. Nathan spends most of his time in the pool-- he is a dedicated competitive swimmer. He enjoys playing guitar and piano. Community service is also important to Nathan so he volunteers every summer as a camp counselor.

Nicky Wood (Ensemble)

For me, acting is like air...I cant live without air, and I cant live without acting. This is my 28th theatrical production, including a show that I wrote/directed for my Congressional Award Silver Medal. Im fifteen, homeschooled, and dual-enrolled in college. Im so grateful for this opportunity!

Alex Wyse (Benji)

Credits include Academy at the Daegu International Musical Festival in South Korea, Lost In Yonkers at The Paper Mill Playhouse, The Cleveland Play House, and the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, The Last Smoker In America in NYMF; Workshops of Mrs. Sharp and The Shaggs: Philosophy of the World, both at Playwrights Horizons; Speech & Debate (Elliot Norton Award for Best Production, Best Ensemble Nominee); The Cherry Orchard; Our Town; The Lion In Winter; Urinetown; Gypsy; She Loves Me; Lord of the Flies; Summer of 42. TV: Bored to Death (HBO); Quality Time With the Keenes (Nickelodeon); Kid Concoctions and Handels Messiah Rocks (PBS). Alex has also appeared in several national commercials and can be heard on the audio book, The Danger Box. Also a writer, Alex authored the musical Nighttime Traffic, which premiered in the 2010 New York Musical Theatre Festival. Visit www.AlexWyse.com.

John Mercurio, Composer/Author

Most recently, John's musical Academy won the award for Best Musical at the Daegu International Musical Festival (DIMF). Before that, Academy completed its sold-out run at the New York Musical Theater Festival (NYMF), where it received the NYMF Awards for Excellence in Music and Honorable Mention for Excellence in lyrics, Outstanding Musical and Outstanding Direction (John Carrafa) It It also received the DIMF Award, which honored the show with a production at the Daegu International Musical Theatre Festival in South Korea this summer. Last December, John was awarded the ASCAP Foundation Cole Porter Award for music and lyrics for his work on Academy. Before NYMF, Academy was developed at workshop at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre funded by a MacArthur grant. The show will return to the Maltz this December for a full production partially funded by a grant from the NEA.

John is also the recipient of an award from the Jonathan Larson Performing Arts Foundation and a Commendation Award from the Gilman & Gonzalez-Falla Musical Theater Foundation.

In 2008 his new musical Myth was developed at the O'Neill Music Theater Conference, where John received The Georgia Holof Lyricist Award for his work. John is one of a handful of artists to be chosen to attend the ONeill twice, having been there in 1998 with his musical A Tailors Tale.

With collaborator Tajlei Levis, he wrote Glimpses of the Moon (soon to be published by Samuel French) which played in the Oak Room at the Algonquin Hotel in New York. Glimpses premiered this October at MetroStage in Virginia. Also with Ms. Levis, he wrote the music for A Time to Be Born, based on the novel by Dawn Powell, which played at the Lucille Lortel theatre as part of the New York Fringe Festival.

John wrote the score and co-wrote the book to Diva Diaries (with co-writer Andrew Kato) which ran for three months at the Lakeshore Theatre in Chicago. Before that, it played at the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center and the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.

Other works include: The Riverhaven Book Club (the Lyric Theatre, Florida), 1001 Nights, (workshop at the George Street Theatre) and Arturos Window. He received degrees from the Eastman School of Music and NYU and was a member of the BMI Advanced Musical Theatre Workshop. Born and raised in South Florida, John is thrilled to be working with this wonderful company. http://www.johnmercurio.com

Andrew Kato, Conceiver/Developer is the Artistic Director of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, South Floridas largest award-winning regional theatre. He has been Coordinating Producer on the Tony Awards for the last six years (winner of three Emmy Awards). He has produced many Broadway concerts including Chess in Concert starring Josh Groban; the Twentieth Anniversary Concert of Dreamgirls; and the Tenth Anniversary Concert Version of Into the Woods among others. He was an Associate on the Broadway productions of Jelly's Last Jam, Angels in America and the off-Broadway productions of Bomb-itty of Errors and Cryptogram and has conceived, developed and/or directed many new musicals including Switch!, 801 Nights, Street Songs/Madhattan and Diva Diaries.

Joshua Rhodes, Choreographer credits include BROADWAY: THREE GENERATIONS at the Kennedy Center, SONDHEIM: THE BIRTHDAY CONCERT for Lincoln Center and PBS, WORKING at the Old Globe, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN starring Patti LuPone at Ravinia, BARNUM and, TINTYPES at the Maltz Jupiter, 1776 at the Papermill Playhouse, THEYRE PLAYING OUR SONG starring Jason Alexander at Reprise, BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO at the Ogunquit Playhouse, CHESS, THE FULL MONTY, and DREAMGIRLS at the North Carolina Theatre, BONNIE & CLYDE at NYMF, HIGH SPIRITS at the York, BEAUTIFUL GIRLS at the Manhattan School of Music, ALL SINGING ALL DANCING, LEGENDS!, and BROADWAY BY THE YEAR-1954 at Town Hall. Josh directed this years production of Broadway Bares in New York. His performance credits on Broadway include: Fosse, Bells are Ringing, Sweet Smell of Success, Urban Cowboy, Man of La Mancha, The Boy from Oz, and Chicago.

Alexander Rovang, Music Director is so excited to get another shot at Academy with this fabulous cast! A graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory, Mr.Rovang has worked internationally as a coach, conductor, and arranger in both musical theatre and opera. Recent credits include the Chinese Tour of Fame, Sawdust Palace with Susan Marshall & Co., and Monkey: Journey to the West at the Spoleto Festival (USA). A native Nebraskan, and lifelong fan of Garrison Keillor, he someday hopes to get a real job like his mother (a cardiologist) or completely throw in the towel and race motorcycles like his dad. Much love to his newest family member, George! www.luckbedamned.biz

Michael Schweikardt, Set Design

for Maltz Jupiter Theater: Master Class, Barnum, Lost In Yonkers and Anything Goes. The world premier of the new Duncan Sheik musical Whisper House at San Diegos Old Globe Theatre. Several musicals by Joe Iconis: Bloodsong Of Love at Ars Nova, ReWrite, A Musical Comedy Triple Feature at Urban Stages, The Black Suits at The Public Theater, The Plant That Ate Dirty Socks for Theatreworks U.S.A. at The Lucille Lortel Theater and Things To Ruin at both The Zipper Factory and Second Stage. Recent credits include ELLA a musical about jazz legend Ella Fitzgerald which is appearing in cities all across the country, the critically acclaimed productions of 1776, Big River, Camelot and Annie Get Your Gun for Goodspeed Musicals, Oklahoma! starring Kelli OHara and Will Chase celebrating The Oklahoma State centennial, the American premiers of Frank McGuinness Gates Of Gold and The Bird Sanctuary and National and International Tours of James Taylors ONE MAN BAND. Online portfolio: www.msportfolio.com

Grant Yeager, Lighting Designer

Michelle Eden Humphrey, Costume Coordinator

Recent Credits: Caesar and Cleopatra (Clurman Theater at Theatre Row), ReWrite (Urban Stages), Things to Ruin (Second Stage & The Zipper Factory), The Black Suits (SPF The Public Theater) and Lit and Messy and Not At All Ashamed (written by Joe Iconis). She has a designed many productions for New York University such as Candide, King David, Violet, Floyd Collins, Urinetown, The Merry Widow, A Little Night Music, Parade, A New Brain, and new works: Ill Be Damned, Like You Like It, Blood and Other Humours, Odin and 29. Additional theater credits include 42nd Street, Man of La Mancha, Nunsense, California Suite (Plays in the Park), The Univited, Let Him Sleep (Brea Theater League), and The NJ Renaissance Festival. Assistant Costume Designer for Una Calle sin Salida (Film by LMF Productions). Michelle was a costume designer for Knotts Berry Farm Theme park for several years and costumed many stage performances such as Tales from the Crypt and Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. She has worked as a celebrity dresser and worked on Madonnas Girlie Tour. Michelle is on the board of directors for Theatreworks USA.

Aaron Rhyne, Projection Designer designs include Jerry Springer: The Opera (Carnegie Hall, The Sydney Opera House). OFF BROADWAY: Graceland (Lincoln Center), Colin Quinn: Long Story Short (Bleecker Street), Spirit Control (MTC), Taylor Macs The Lilys Revenge (HERE), Dutchman (Cherry Lane), Circumcise Me (Bleecker Street), The JAP Show (Actors Temple), Topsy Turvy Mouse (Cherry Lane), Flags (59E59), and Monica Bill Barnes Suddenly Summer Somewhere (St. Marks Church). REGIONAL: Frank Wildhorns Bonnie and Clyde (La Jolla Playhouse, Asolo Rep), Duncan Sheiks Whisper House (The Old Globe), Working (The Old Globe, Asolo Rep, Broadway in Chicago), Welcome to Arroyos (Old Globe), The Civil War (Fords Theatre), The Last Five Years (Asolo Rep). He has done extensive video work with Caden Mansons Big Art Group and has toured with them through Europe and the U.S. Additionally, Mr. Rhyne directs music videos, commercials, and performance projects for television. www.aaronrhyne.com

Keith Kohrs, Sound Designer was born and raised in upstate New York, where he studied music and recording, and performed with various musical and theatrical groups. He received a degree in Live Sound and Recording technology from the Rockland Institute of Recording in New York. Upon moving to Florida in 1989, he started a sound and lighting rental company and continued his journey in the music industry. He has worked on local theater productions, including Tommy with Shiloh Productions, Jesus Christ Superstar with MJM Entertainment, and many others in conjunction with the Lyric Theatre in Stuart, as well as here at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. He designed the sound for Deathtrap, Same Time, Next Year, The Boy Friend, Smokey Joes Caf, The Full Monty, Master Class, Noises Off, Sleuth, Barnum, Beehive, Evita, Fanny Brice: The Real Funny Girl, Lost in Yonkers, La Cage aux Folles, Tintypes and most recently Anything Goes.

Sima Bressler, Props Master

Bob Cline, Casting Agent has been the New York Casting director for past 3 or 4 seasons for The Maltz Jupiter Theatre. In New York, Bob works as a Director, Casting Director, and he is a Professor at Pace University, in Manhattan; where he is a proud faculty member in charge of the Senior BFA Musical Theatre majors. Bob has helped to populate over 60 national tours, hundreds of regional theatre productions, film, TV, and commercials.

Clayton Phillips, Production Stage Manager has worked as a Production Supervisor, Production Stage Manager, Director, Producer, Artistic Director and Managing Director as well as an occasional actor. As a stage manager and supervisor he has worked on 5 Tony Award winning Broadway Shows: Starlight Express, Jerome Robbins Broadway, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Candide and Parade. During Kiss of the Spider Woman Clayton became Harold Princes assistant and directed companies in Japan and Argentina as well as assisting him on Candide and Parade. In addition to Broadway credits he has done 4 National tours and 3 Off-Broadway productions. As Managing Director he worked with The York Theatre Company and New York Gay Mens Chorus. Served as Artistic Director for Theatre Three in Long Island New York and The Barnstormers Theatre in Tamworth New Hampshire, where he was recognized by the New Hampshire Theatre Awards for excellence and won two Best Musical Awards. Produced the NETworks national tour of The Full Monty and associate director for the Cameron MacIntosh / NETworks production of Oliver! Directing credits include: Slow Dance With a Hot Pick-Up by John Pielmeier (won NH Theatre Award for best direction and best original work), Show Boat (nominated for a National Theatre Award), Oliver!, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Of Mice and Men, The Music Man, Our Town, Falsettos, Dirty Blonde, Gypsy, Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf, and Empire (nominated for LA Ovation Award for Best new Musical). Clayton is thrilled to be here at this amazing theatre.

Nikki Lint, Assistant Stage Manager is thrilled to be working at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre again this season. She worked on all five shows last season as either a dresser or stage hand. Nikki was a Production Assistant on the 1st National Tour of Mary Poppins. She has stage managed several shows in Chicago and New York with Second City, Forbidden Broadway, Seanachai, and American Girl Theatre, among others. Proud member of AEA.

Martine Perry, Production Assistant is very excited to be working on her first show at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. A native of West Palm Beach Martine earned a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Florida State University. She has appeared in several productions at the Lake Worth Playhouse including Company, Rumors, Hello Dolly, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Pippin, A View From the Bridge, and The Crucible. Martine has also worked as an Assistant Stage Manager and Stage Manager on several community theatre productions including Once on this Island, Lend Me a Tenor, Fiddler on the Roof, and Present Laughter.

Phil Watson, Projection Assistant

Michael Cassara, CSA, Casting Director

Michael Cassara casts theatre and film in New York City. Recent regional theatre: The Old Globe, Olney, Great Lakes Theater Festival, Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Gulfshore Playhouse and more. Other recent credits include Fat Camp (anticipated to open on Broadway in 2011), the off-Broadway run of Falling For Eve at the York Theatre, Lillian Hellman's rarely-seen Another Part of the Forest for the Peccadillo Theatre Company and the films Clear Blue Tuesday and Alienated. Michael is the resident casting director for the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) where he has cast over 40 new musicals since its inception in 2004. Michael is a native Clevelander and a member of the Casting Society of America. Please visit http://www.michaelcassara.net.

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