Jarrod Emick (Michael Wiley) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Mr. Emick was last seen on Broadway as Himself in Ring of Fire at the Barrymore Theatre directed by Richard Maltby,Jr.. Prior to that, he co-starred with  Hugh Jackman in  The Boy From Oz at the Imperial Theatre. He starred as Jerry in London's West End premiere of The Full Monty at the Prince of Whales Theatre, directed by Jack O'Brien and choreographed by Jerry Mitchell. He was Brad in the revival of The Rocky Horror Show - Live! at the Circle In the Square Theatre, directed by Christopher Ashley and choreographed by Jerry Mitchell. He won the Tony, Drama-Desk and Theatre World Awards for his portrayal of slugger Joe Hardy in the 1994 revival of Damn Yankees, also Directed by Jack O'Brien and choreographed by Rob Marshall. Chris in Miss Saigon at the Broadway Theatre as well as opening the 1st Nat'l Tour of Miss Saigon in Chicago, both directed by Nick Hytner and choreographed by Bob Avian. He also was featured as the student leader Enjolras in the 3rd Nat'l Tour of Les Misérables. Other favorites regionally include  F. Scott Fitzgerald in the World Premiere of Waiting for the Moon, a new musical by Frank Wildhorn at the Lenepe PAC, NJ co-starring Lauren Kennedy as Zelda directed by Vincent Marini and choreographed by Andy Blankenbueler. The title role in Sweeney Todd at the Capital Playhouse (Olympia,WA), Directed by Jeff Kingsbury. Peter in Drift with Christian Campbell. A new musical by Jeremy Schonefeld Directed by Jeremy Dobrish. Most recently, the title role in Hank Williams: Lost Highway at Virginia Stage Company Norfolk, VA. Directed by Edward Morgan.  He starred as Josiah Day in the TNT mini-series "Andersonville" Directed by the late and most definitely great John Frankenheimer.  He starred with Christine Elise in "LA Firefighters" for FOX and also for FOX, "Pacific Palisades" for the equally great and terribly missed Aaron Spelling. He also starred in "It's True!" for CBS.  Countless workshops, concerts and benefits. He is honored to be making his North Shore Music Theatre debut in this inspired piece. Thanks, Tomé!

Sean Ewing (Servant, Uncle Vinnie, Johnny) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere:  This marks Sean's first production with North Shore and his fourth production with Tomé.  Sean recently graduated from Point Park University with a B. F. A. in Musical Theatre as well as a minor in Dance.  Previous credits include Contact at Point Park University, the Regional debut of Contact in Norfolk, VA, the world premier of Streets of America, Ragtime, Thou Shalt Not and West Side Story.  Thanks to all my family and friends and especially Tomé and Leanna for all their guidance and support.  Special thanks to Mom and Dad for always being there for me.  Sean is a proud member of the Actors Equity Association.

Naomi Hubert (Girl in the Yellow Dress) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere:  Broadway productions of The Producers and The Frogs.  She was an original cast member of both Susan Stroman shows and is proud to be part of NSMT's tribute to her work.  First National Tours include Spamalot, Doctor Dolittle and Annie Get Your Gun and played Cassandra in the IV National Tour of CATS.  Regional credits include Beauty and the Beast and A Chorus Line at AMTSJ in her hometown of San Jose, CA.  She played the Stenographer, Waitress, and others in the 2006 film, The Producers.  BFA in Ballet from the University of Utah and proud member of Actors' Equity.  Love and thanks to her ever-supportive family and husband Bill.

Steve Luker (Husband, Bartender) With NSMT: Damn Yankees. Elsewhere: Steve has appeared in over 80 legit shows including Broadway  (42^nd Street), National and European tours (Footloose, 42^nd Street), Radio City, Off Broadway (The P Monologues), Regional Companies  (NSMT-his favorite, Goodspeed,  TUTS, Gateway Playhouse, Bristol Riverside Theatre, the John Engeman Theatre, Crossroads, Mill Mountain, etc.).  TV: "Law and Order," "Cosby," "Hope and Faith," "One Life To Live," "As the World Turns," Commercials (currently appearing nationally in a Yellow Book spot with David Carradine) and voiceovers.  Much love to the Luker and Noona families, especially wife Susie.

Jake Pfarr (Aristocrat, Waiter, Clubgoer, u/s Michael Wiley) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere:  Originally from Ohio, Jake's pumped to be making his NSMT debut!  Regional:  The Full Monty (Keno, Northern Stage); Meet Me in St. Louis (u/s Lon, Paper Mill Playhouse); Cats (Mungojerrie, Pittsburgh CLO); Seven Brides...(Ephraim, Music Theatre of Wichita); Beauty & the Beast (Alabama Shakespeare Festival); Joseph...(Joseph); Music Man (Tommy Djilas).  Much love and many thanks to Mom & Dad, Kylee, Jana, the NSMT staff, and most importantly, the "big man upstairs!"  Proud Actors' Equity member and Oklahoma City University graduate.  Work hard and dream big!  Proverbs 16:9

Matt Rivera (Headwaiter, Jack) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Performed with the 1st National Broadway Tours of Swing! and Movin' Out and the 4th National Tour of Cats. Dance Companies: Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Feld Ballet/NY, and Twyla Tharp's THARP!  Most recently, Matt was seen in New York City Opera's production of Candide.

Ariel Shepley (The Girl on the Swing, Awards Girl, Clubgoer, u/s Girl in the Yellow Dress) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere:  Ariel Shepley trained on scholarship with Boston Ballet, School of American Ballet and The Ailey School. She performed with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre in Memoria, choreographed by Alvin Ailey. She has also toured internationally in West Side Story to Italy, Lebanon and Japan and nationally in Contact as The Girl On the Swing and the Standby for The Girl in the Yellow Dress. She also revised her role as Girl On the Swing for the first regional production of Contact in Norfolk, VA. She just finished her first season with Ballet Hispanico of New York, and has also danced with Opus Dance Theatre, Staten Island Ballet and Tanaka Dance. She is also currently an undergraduate at Columbia University in New York.

Noah Aberlin (Restaurant Patron, Clubgoer, u/s Headwaiter [Joe, June 24-29]) With NSMT: The Producers, Damn Yankees. Elsewhere: Noah is a Brooklyn, NY native.  Some favorite credits include: The Producers - National Tour  (Ensemble, u/s Leo), Contact - National Tour (Swing/DC) [noticing a trend?], Guys and Dolls (Sky Masterson), My Way (Man #1), Into The Woods (Baker), Fiddler on the Roof (Fyedka), and Young Abe Lincoln (Dennis Hanks).  He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Syracuse University. Thanks to everyone at North Shore for two wonderful shows this summer at a really great theatre!

Monica Alicia Coates (Photographer, Clubgoer) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: After Graduating from Southern Methodist University with a B.F.A. in Dance Performance, Monica joined the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company 2. She later moved to New York City where she has been dancing as a member of Balance Dance Theatre under the direction of Obediah Wright. Her recent work as a modern dancer took her to Seoul, Korea as a member of Sudden Enlightenment Theatre as a part of a Korean performing arts festival.

Ivy Fox (Restaurant Patron, Clubgoer, u/s Girl on the Swing) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Ivy Fox graduated from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. National Tours: Chicago (cellblock us/Velma Kelly and Matron Mamma Morton), Kiss Me Kate (us/Bianca), Beauty and the Beast (silly girl LA Co. and the Tour us/ Babbett), Ragtime (tour), Starlight Express (Buffy us/ Pearl in Germany), Radio City Christmas Spectacular. lvy will be teaching camp for Experimental Dance Concepts in Youngtown Pa. All Thanks to God , Mom, Dad and Tracy. For more info go http://www.ivyfox.com/

Jeremy McQueen (Restaurant Patron, Clubgoer) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Jeremy is thrilled to make his NSMT debut in Contact! Regional credits include My One and Only, Annie, The Wizard of Oz, and Jekyll & Hyde. Training: San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts, San Francisco Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, and Alonzo King's LINES Ballet. Jeremy is a recent graduate of The Ailey School/Fordham University, B.F.A in Dance program. Thanks to God, Mom, Dad, Ann, NSMT, friends & family for their love and support!

Marcos Santana (Water Boy, Joe, u/s Servant, June 10 - 22) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Born and raised in Puerto Rico. Theater: Carmen (Dancaire), Asst. choreographer (La Jolla Playhouse) Tarzan "Netherlands" (Asst. Choreographer). The Wiz (Dance Captain). In The Heights workshop (Jose). Evita National Tour, directed by Harold Prince (Slaucho, Tango u/s). The Mambo Kings, West Side Story (Pepe/Bernardo). Contact 1^st National Tour (Water boy/Joe). Film/TV: The Great Observer, Across The Universe, The Producers, Chasing Papi," MTV Becoming," "Divas Las Vegas." Stage/Concerts: Anastacia, Mary J Blige, Paulina Rubio, Jon Secada, Jimmy Buffet, Chayanne. Much love to my family, friends & Nova.

Leeanna Smith (Restaurant Patron, Clubgoer, Associate Choreographer, Dance Captain, u/s Wife) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Leeanna made her Broadway debut in Contact at Lincoln Center Theatre, and later joined the national tour. She is thrilled to be making her NSMT debut. This production will mark her fourth as Associate Choreographer on Contact. She spent four years as a Radio City Rockette and earned her Equity membership performing in Oklahoma! for Dallas Summer Musicals. Leeanna graduated with a B.F.A. in Dance Performance from Southern Methodist University. Love to Mom, Dad and John.

Mary Lynn Tiep (Cigarette Girl, Trouble) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: A current graduate from Point Park University with a B.A. in Dance, she was recently cast in Disney's film College Road Trip directed by Roger Kumble. Other credits include: Conact performed at Virginia Stage Company and PPU, and Sing, Sing, Sing, Frogs and other concert pieces with the Playhouse Dance Company. She has entertained for Carnival Cruise Lines and March of Dimes Televised Telethon. Interning for BDC, she personally worked with Mia Michaels, Brian Friedman, Wade Robson and Shane Sparks. Mary Lynn would like to thank her family and Corey for their love and support in pursuing her passion to dance.

Francis Toumbakaris (Busboy, Clubgoer, u/s Husband/Bartender) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Francis is a native Greek from Athens and a proud Equity member. For years has wanted to dance the award winning Stroman choreography of Contact. His life's dream came true along with his Green Card as part of the original cast of the 2004 Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof. He has toured the US with Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Fosse. On the big Screen you can see him opposite Joaquin Phoenix in We Own the Night and Tim Robins in Noise. CLICK HERE to check out Francis' blog. When not on stage Francis runs his Home Improvement Company: http://www.greekandhandy.com/

Wesley Edwards (Swing) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: This is Wesley's first time in Boston and he is excited to be working with the cast of Contact.  Most recently he has appeared in productions of Thou Shalt Not, Contact, and Hair with the Pittsburgh Playhouse.  Originally from Louisville, KY, Wesley currently resides in Pittsburgh, PA where he is a Senior musical theatre major at Point Park University.

Hallie Metcalf (Swing) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Hallie Metcalf is delighted to be part of North Shore's Contact.  Hallie was most recently seen in The Bushnell's 50th anniversary production of The Music Man. Other credits include:  Nancy in High Button Shoes at Goodspeed Opera House, White Christmas, A Fireside Christmas, Dorcus in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and Kim in Bye Bye Birdie.  Thank you to everyone involved in the production.  Love And Laughter.

John Weidman (Author) received a Tony® nomination for Best Book for the original production of Pacific Overtures. He wrote the book for Assassins (2004 Tony Award®, Best Musical Revival), score by Stephen Sondheim, and the book for Big (Tony® nomination, Best Book), score by Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire. Weidman co-authored, with Timothy Crouse, the new book for Lincoln Center Theater's revival of Cole Porter's Anything Goes (Tony Award®, Best Musical Revival; Olivier Award, Best Musical Production). He co-created Contact (Tony® nomination, Best Book; Tony Award®, Best Musical) with choreographer/director Susan Stroman, and is currently completing the screen adaptation for Miramax. Since 1986, he has written for "Sesame Street," receiving 11 Emmy® Awards for Outstanding Writing for a Children's Program. Weidman is president of the Dramatists Guild of America and lives in NYC with his wife, Lila, and their children, Laura and Jonathan.

Susan Stroman (Original Direction and Choreography) Ms. Stroman directed and choreographed The Producers, winner of a record-making 12 Tony Awards including Best Direction and Best Choreography. She co-created, directed and choreographed the groundbreaking musical Contact for Lincoln Center Theater, winning the 2000 Tony Award for Best Choreography, as well as Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Lucille Lortel Awards and a 2003 Emmy Award for "Live at Lincoln Center." Other Broadway credits include The Frogs, Oklahoma! (Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Olivier Awards), Thou Shalt Not, The Music Man (Outer Critics Circle Award), Steel Pier, Big, Show Boat (Tony, Outer Critics Circle Awards), Picnic and Crazy for You (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Olivier Awards). Off-Broadway productions include And the World Goes ‘Round (Outer Critics Circle Award) and Flora, the Red Menace. For ten years she choreographed Madison Square Garden's annual spectacular event A Christmas Carol (Outer Critics Circle Award), directed by Mike Ockrent. For New York City Opera: A Little Night Music, 110 in the Shade, and Don Giovanni. Ms. Stroman created Double Feature, a full-length ballet for New York City Ballet featuring the music of Irving Berlin and Walter Donaldson. She has created the ballets Blossom Got Kissed for New York City Ballet's 50th anniversary season and But Not for Me for the Martha Graham Company. Her choreography received an Emmy nomination for the HBO presentation "Liza: Stepping Out at Radio City Music Hall," starring Liza Minnelli. Other TV credits include co-conceiver/choreographer for PBS's "Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall" and "An Evening With the Boston Pops: A Tribute to Leonard Bernstein." She received the American Choreography Award for her work in Columbia Pictures' feature film Center Stage. Ms. Stroman directed and choreographed The Producers: The Movie Musical, nominated for four Golden Globes. She is the recipient of the George Abbott Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Theatre and the winner of a record four Astaire Awards. Coming in 2008 will be the world premiere of a new piece for Pacific Northwest Ballet as well as a new musical for Lincoln Center with collaborator John Weidman, entitled Happiness.

Tomé Cousin (Director and Choreographer) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Direction credits include three companies of Contact and Thou Shalt Not for Susan Stroman Productions, Ruthless, One Mo' Time, A Day In Hollywood a Night in the Ukraine, Andrew Lloyd Webber's Song and Dance, Blues In The Night, Cole, Ain't Misbehavin.  Broadway performance credits: Contact, Dreamgirls (dance capt.), Off-Broadway: Mabou Mines (A Song For New York), Martha Clarke's Belle Epoque (Chocolat), Ossie Davis's Bingo Long (Red), Contact, Village Wooing (X).  National Tours: The Wiz, Dreamgirls, My One and Only, The Me Nobody Knows.  International: Bob Fosse's Sweet Charity (Big Daddy), The Who's Tommy, La Cage Aux Folles (Jacob), Tabaluga.  Regional: Big River, Leader of The Pack, Chicago, Peter Pan, Swing, Evita, Godspell, The Colored Museum.  Dance: Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane Co., Pina Bausch's Tanztheatre Wuppertal, Physical Theatre Project (founder), Bern Ballet (Switzerland), Meredith Monk and the House.  Film:  The Jacksons An American Dream, Flashdance, The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh.  TV: 9 seasons PBS "Mr. Rogers Neighborhood" (Ragdoll Tomé), "The Tonight Show," "The Rosie O'Donnell Show," "The Today Show," "The Tony Awards," "Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade," "Broadway on Bravo."  Two full evening cabaret vocal concerts: Some Kind of Wonderful and Dance Swif Me' both directed by Danny Herman.  BA: Dance History and Choreography, MFA: New Media Art and Performance.  Thanks to Stro, Weidman, Pappas, and Barry.

Howard C. Jones (Scenic Designer) with NSMT: Forever Plaid, Hairspray, Singin' in the Rain ‘05, ‘92, Fame, Swing!, Cats, Chicago, Footloose, Carousel, Sweet Charity, Student Prince, Victor Victoria, Annie, Carnival, Crazy For You, Will Rogers Follies, Phantom, Showboat, South Pacific, Brigadoon, City of Angels, Guys and Dolls, Nunsense 2, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Camelot ‘91 and the annual production of A Christmas Carol. Elsewhere: Howard has been a member of the faculty of the N.C. School of Arts for the past ten plus years.  Before that he was the founder and owner of Cobalt Studios, an apprentice painting studio, in upstate New York.  Other credits include: Goodspeed Opera, Starlight Theatre, Missouri Repertory Theatre, CLO in Pittsburgh, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Triad Stage, Weston Playhouse, and the American Heartland Theatre.  Mr. Jones was proud to be included in the World Stage Design Expo 2005.  He received the Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Designer in June 2000 and has been awarded Best Design by KC Drama Desk several times. Thanks to Mom and Dad. Love to Jerry.

Andrew David Ostrowski (Lighting Designer) With NSMT: Forever Plaid. Elsewhere: Andy is pleased to be back at North Shore designing this production.  Last season he designed the critically acclaimed production of Forever Plaid.  Recent designs include King Lear starring Dakin Mathews for PICT, two world premiere musicals, Streets of America by Michael Rupert and Marcus Steven's Eastburn Avenue.    He also recreated his work on Keith Reddin's The Missionary Position for Merrimack Repertory Theater.  Andy will be going to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival soon with PNME.  Andy was the lighting director for an international tour of Gershwin's opera Porgy and Bess which played all over Western Europe.  His design for a PICT production of Faith Healer toured 15 cities in Ireland.  September of 2005 he designed a production of Born Yesterday in Vasteras, Sweden.  He has designed productions for Club Med in the Dominican Republic and the Spoleto Festival USA.  He has designed for Virginia Stage, Arden Theater, Dallas Summer Musicals, Atlanta's Theater of the Stars, Gus Giordano Jazz Dance, as well as, others.  Andy lives in Pittsburgh and has designed collectively over 125 productions for Pittsburgh Opera, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, City Theater, Playhouse Repertory Company, Pittsburgh Irish and Classical, Opera Theater of Pittsburgh, and many more. 

John A. Stone (Sound Designer) With NSMT: The Producers, The 1997-2007 Shakespeare productions and musical seasons, A Grand Night for Singing, Co-designed A Midsummer Night's Dream (1996). Elsewhere: John received his bachelor's degree in physics and music at St. Lawrence University.  He came to NSMT as an intern in 1995 and is now the sound supervisor and resident designer. John has received IRNE Awards for his Sound Design for Pacific Overtures, Jesus Christ Superstar and Ain't Misbehavin'. John has also designed Bed and Sofa, The Fever, and Mere Mortals for the Nora Theatre Company in Cambridge. He now owns and runs Addison Audio, an equipment rental and design business intended to provide services to many area schools and organizations.  He would like to thank his wife Nancy and step-daughter Dalya for their love and support.

Gerard Kelly (Wig and Hair Design) With NSMT: The Producers, The 2002 - 2007 Musical Seasons, Zorba, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Carousel, Fiddler on the Roof. Elsewhere: Gerard's New York City credits include The New York Shakespeare Festival, The Joseph Papp Public Theater, Jewish Rep., Play Wrights Horizons, The Vineyard Theater, The York Theater Company, The Mint Theater and NYU. Regionally, Gerard has worked with Westport County Playhouse, George Street Playhouse, The Helen Hayes Theatre, The Walnut Street Theater, Gateway Playhouse, Paper Mill Playhouse, The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, Maine State Music Theater, Goodspeed Opera, The Long Wharf Theater, The Bay Street Theater, Dallas Theatre Center, The Williamstown Theater Festival, Boise Contemporary Theater, San Francisco's TheaterWorks, San Diego Rep, Sacramento Theater Co., the New Jersey and Idaho Shakespeare Festivals, The Carousel Dinner Theatre, The Northern Stage Co., Westchester Broadway Theater, The Downtown Cabaret Theater and The Geva Theater. Gerard has also created wigs for performers such as the B-52's, Ru Paul, Sandy Duncan, Laura Linney, Eartha Kitt, Toni Collette, Charles Busch, Jennifer Holliday, Varla Jean Merman, Lypsinka, The Lady Bunny, and Brini Maxwell. Gerard's wigs can be seen in the films Transamerica, Girls Will Be Girls, The Savages, The Ten, Bolden and currently in production Notorious. Gerard's work can be seen on the cover of the B-52's new album and the video of their new release single "Funplex."

Jason A. Quinn (Production Stage Manager) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere:  Broadway: Cabaret, Phantom of the Opera, Urban Cowboy, Candide with the NY Philharmonic, and pre-Broadway engagements of Annie Get Your Gun, In My Life and the upcoming production of A Tale of Two Cities. National Tour: Tommy Tune's Dr. Dolittle. Off-Broadway: Striking 12, Criss Angel Mindfreak Tony ‘n Tina's Wedding, Roundabout's Howard Katz, Beyond Glory, The Overwhelming and productions for Lincoln Center, and Chicago's Second City. Select industrials include the re-opening of the Statue of Liberty, GLAAD Awards, US Open, Clinton Global Initiative and events for Miller Light, VH1's Save the Music, the NY Yankees, and the NFL. Jason is a credited contributor to several books on event management and has served as a professor and guest lecturer at several universities in the northeast. For Hunter.

Alicia Reece (Assistant Stage Manager) With NSMT: The Producers, A Christmas Carol ‘05 - ‘07, Les Misérables, Forever Plaid, The Three Musketeers, High School Musical, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Crazy For You, Hairspray, Jesus Christ Superstar, Cinderella ‘05, ‘06, Singin' in the Rain, Ain't Misbehavin', Damn Yankees, The Full Monty, Camelot, Abyssinia, Fame, Thoroughly Modern Millie. Elsewhere: Fresh from chasing a retired singing cowboy and his not-so-retired singing wife across the country, "Lish" is raring to go with her fourth season at NSMT. Past theatrical journeys include the Off-Broadway runs of BUG and Orson's Shadow, the Asian tour of Cabaret as well as seasons at Playhouse on the Square (Memphis, TN), The Children's Theatre (Cincinnati), and The Barn Theatre (Augusta, MI).  After you've enjoyed this amazing performance, it would thrill Lish to pieces if you would recycle your program.  It makes a great hat! "Each contact with a human being is so rare, so precious, one should preserve it."

Mungioli Theatricals/Arnold J. Mungioli, C.S.A. (Casting) Arnold J. Mungioli, and faithful casting assistant, Alex Hanna, are delighted to be working with Barry Ivan and North Shore Music Theatre; Current projects include: Bill T Jones' The Fela Kuti Project; Francesca Zambello's Little House on the Prairie, The Musical; Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera (Two Seasons); Trinity Repertory Company (Six Seasons, including this season's Paris By Night); Broadway credits include: Hal Prince/Susan Stroman's Showboat, Hal Prince/Rob Marshall's Kiss of the Spider Woman, Ragtime, Fosse, Phantom of the Opera, Joseph...(with Donny Osmond), Sunset Boulevard, Candide, Seussical, Sweet Smell of Success, Parade; Disney's High School Musical, The Lion King, Aladdin, and When You Wish; Other theater: Richard Maltby's The Sixties Project, I Love A Piano, Almost Heaven, Jewtopia (NY, FL, CHI), Evil Dead: The Musical, The Lost Boy, The Unlucky Man in the Yellow Cap; Recent TV/Film: Spectacular! & Scott Fellows' Boy Band Project (Nickelodeon), The Entertainer (E!); Arnold is former Executive Director of Casting for Disney Theatrical Productions; Alex just got into Juilliard! Regionally: Dallas Theatre Center, Cleveland Playhouse, Actor's Theatre of Louisville, McCarter Theatre, Virginia Stage & others. Two Artios Awards; CSA Media Access Award. http://www.mungiolitheatricals.com/