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Based on Bram Stoker's Dracula
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Anthony Castro (Compser, Lyrics
and Musical Consultant) has worked primarily as a Music
Director/Conductor throughout the world in professional theatre. Companies
for which he has worked include the Royal National Theatre, the RSC, the
Lyric, Hammersmith, E & B productions (Paul Elliot), Really Useful Company
(Andrew Lloyd Webber), Young Vic and Cameron Macintosh. He was Music Director
and Principal Conductor for both Miss Saigon and Phantom of the Opera and
was also Music Director and adapter for Peter Townshend's Iron
Man.
Kerry Michael Warren ( Composer and Lyrics )
His diverse musical career has included scoring for films, musical
theater, and live performances in clubs and theaters. He has performed the
lead track on MCA s The Voice of the Homeless album which benefits
homeless people.
Laura Preble (Lyrics and Book)
has been involved in numerous original productions including lyrics
& book for a musical adaptation of Aesop's fables and co-lyricist for
the Phantom Tollbooth . She has also created the book, lyrics and music for
many other productions. Her novels The Boy Friend Thing and Single woman
have been highly acclaimed.
Joan Schirle (Additional Book and
Lyrics) is currently the Artistic Director for the Dell 'Arte
Players in Blue Lake California. She has co-authored numerous plays
including Fear of Falling which was nominated for Best Original Script
by the San Francisco Bay Area Critics in 1991.
Peter Robberecht (Arranger and Intrumental
Performances) Peter was just four months
old when his mother, a classical pianist, moved the family from his native
roots of the Netherlands to San Diego. She started giving him piano lessons
at age 6, he then attended San Diego State University on two music scholarships,
and now he’s playing professionally through San Diego and Las
Vegas.....including performing as a headliner at Caesar’s Palace &
the Bellagio Casino. In 2001 he won the annual “Liberace Crystal Piano
Award” competition at the Liberace Museum, and in May of 2002 he was
invited back to host it.
Parmer Fuller ( Arranger - I Just Want You to Know & Can
It Be That Easy) is a composer, conductor, Pianist and teacher.
After receiving degrees in music composition from Harvard University, Indiana
University and U.C.L.A., Parmer established him-self as a movie and television
composer in Hollywood. His credits include Dynasty, the Easy Street series
with Loni Anderson, and twenty films. He has also written symphonic
music,including Spirit of the Eagle which was performed by the 100-member
Boston Pops Orchestra. As a pianist, he has entertained Presidents Reagan,
Ford and Bush as well as Luciano Pavarotti and Jimmy Stewart.
Jordan Bennett (Count Vlad de Dracul) recently starred
in the San Diego run of DRACUL in the same role. Prior to that he
starred as Cyrano de Bergerac in the new musical Cyrano at the Neil
Simon Theater on Broadway. In Los Angeles, Jordan starred as the heroic Jean
Vallejean in the original LA company of Les Miserables. He also co-starred
in the original production of Shenandoah at the Neil Simon (then
the Alvin Theatre) and starred in productions of Evita, Chess, The
Fantasticks, and many other shows.
John Paul Almon (Count
Vlad de Dracul - Can It Be That Easy) recently was a member
of the Broadway cast of Side Show. Regional credits include Robber
Bridegroom (Jamie), Brigadoon (Tommy), Fiddler (Motel)
& Phantom. Film: Desert Bloom, Revenge of the Nerds, Runaway.
Starred in Mote Carlo, Las Vgas & Tokyo.
Danielle Forsgren (Lucy Westenra) created to role of
Lucy in the world premier of DRACUL. Recently she has appeared in
Mame and Crazy for You. Danielle has performed in almost every
corner of the World including starring in the British National Tour of "Side
by Side by Sondheim", Eva Perone in "Evita", and numerous operatic
leads. She holds the Metropolitan Opera National Council's Saunderson Award
and a first place San Diego Classical Soloist medal. Danielle currnetly
has the number on online crafting show called The
Diva Craft Lounge
Karen Olson Pierce (Mina Murray)
recently starred in the San Diego run of DRACUL in the
same role. Winner of the 1994 Illinois Herald Award for Best Actress, her
past credits include a Drama-Logue Award for her performance in the West
Coast premier of Tapestry (the music of Carole King), the world premier
of the off-B'way show Annie Warbucks with Harve Presnell, and world
premier of Wonderful Life-The Musical.
Bryan Charles Feldman (Jonathan Harker,
Renfield, and Dr. Seward) created the role of Jonathan Harker
in the world premier of DRACUL. He has also appeared in Singin'
in the Rain, the San Diego world premier of REUNION, Jesus
Christ Superstar, Man of LaMancha, Fiddler on the Roof, Chess, La
Cage Aux folles, Carousel, and Barnum.
Ed Badrak (Professor Van
Helsing) has performed extensively in
both musical theatre and operatic productions such as Me and My Girl,
State Fair, South Pacific, Barber of Seville, Falstaff and Gianni
Schicchi.
Colana Gunsolus ( Ensemble
) She has been performing since she was five for the California
Ballet (their production of The Nutcracker ). Colana has also appeared as
Nanette in No No Nanette and the Star Child in
Faustorama.
Ellen Zolezzi (Ensemble)
appeared in the world premier of DRACUL. She is currently
traveling around the world performing for Holland America passengers. She
has had starring roles in Peter Pan, The Diary of Anne Frank, 42nd
Street, Sophisticated Ladies, Company and Hello
Dolly.
All photography by Ken
Jacques Photography
© 2008 DRACUL LTD
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Last updated on 30 March, 2008.
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