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March 23 through April 1, 2001
The Secret Garden
Adam plays Lt. Shaw
Cabrillo Music Theater
Presented at the Fred Kavli Theatre
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza
2100 E. Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks, CA 91362

Lt. Shaw in The Secret Garden (Cabrillo)
www.reprise.org/shows/on-the-twentieth-century/cast

Cabrillo Music Theatre to conduct auditions for ‘The Secret Garden’

The Cabrillo Music Theater will conduct the below scheduled auditions for "The Secret Garden."

Sat., Jan. 13: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Screenland II, 10501 Burbank Blvd. in North Hollywood. Two Equity Guest Artists Contracts will be cast.

Sun., Jan. 14: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for non-union adults at Gold Coast Center for the Arts, 1408 Thousand Oaks Blvd. in Thousand Oaks.

Mon., Jan. 15: 7:30 to 11 p.m. for non-union adults (6 to 7:30 p.m. for Mary and Colin) at Gold Coast Center for the Arts.

www.theacorn.com/news/2000-12-21/On_The_Town/59.html

2000 - 2001 Season

The Secret Garden

Presented at the Fred Kavli Theatre

www.cabrillomusictheatre.com/shows.php?p=past&s=0001

"The Secret Garden," presented by Cabrillo Music Theatre at the Fred Kavli Theatre for the Performing Arts at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, 2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks. Fri.-Sat. 8 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 2 p.m. Mar. 23-Apr. 1.
www.allbusiness.com/services/amusement-recreation-services/4374468-1.html

Photo Galleries » Cabrillo Music Theatre
PHOTOS BY ED KRIEGER
Posted October 8, 2009
www.vcstar.com/photos/galleries/2009/oct/08/cabrillo-music-theatre/4594/

Caption for Lt Shaw photo = caption for photo 3 + caption for photo 1.

Long before he became an “American Idol” runner-up, Adam Lambert was a hardworking actor looking for his big break. One of his pre-fame jobs was with Cabrillo Music Theatre.

Adam Lambert didn’t look very glam when he played Lt. Shaw in Cabrillo Music Theatre’s 2001 production of “The Secret Garden.”

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May 11, 2001 to May 27, 2001

My Fair Lady

Orange Coast
The Magazine of Orange County May 2001
Page 234
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BEST BETS Friday 5/11
May 10, 2001
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articles.latimes.com/2001/may/10/entertainment/ca-61525

FULLERTON
8pm
Theater

Forty-five years ago this week, Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews were starring together on Broadway as Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle, two months into the original run of "My Fair Lady." Musical theater fans found the Alan J. Lerner/Frederick Loewe adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion" just loverly then, and so it has been ever since for a show whose score consists of a virtually uninterrupted string of standards, including "The Rain in Spain," "With a Little Bit of Luck," "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face" and "I Could Have Danced All Night."

* "My Fair Lady," presented by the Fullerton Civic Light Opera at Plummer Auditorium, 201 E. Chapman Ave. Opens tonight. Thursdays-Saturdays, 8 p.m.; Sundays, 2 p.m. Also May 19, 2 p.m.; May 20, 7 p.m. $15 to $36. (714) 879-1732 or (714) 879-1733.

Review posted Thursday May 17, 2001 about the prev Friday night
opening.
May 11, 2001 to May 27, 2001

"My Fair Lady," Fullerton Civic Light Opera, Plummer Auditorium, 201 E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton. Thursdays through Saturdays, 8 p.m.; Saturdays and Sundays 2 p.m.; and this Sunday 7 p.m. Through May 27. $16 to $38. (714) 879-1732.

Open May 11, 2001
Close May 27, 2001

articles.latimes.com/2001/may/17/entertainment/ca-64484

www.theatermania.com/los-angeles/shows/my-fair-lady_7842/

May 11, 2001 to May 27, 2001
"Mt Fair Lady"
Fullerton Civic Light Opera
Plummer Auditorium

ADAM LAMBERT
A native of San Diego, Adam is thrilled to continue the L.A. experience with his REPRISE! debut. After ten months of performing around the world as Lead Singer for Holland America, he recently appeared as Ambrose Kemper in Hello, Dolly!(Moonlight Stage Productions) and in Evita (CLO South Bay Cities).
Other credits include: Doody in Grease, Chess, Music Man, Swingtime G.I. Jive (Moonlight), Lt. Shaw in The Secret Garden (Cabrillo), Frederic in Pirates of Penzance, My Fair Lady (Fullerton CLO), Camelot, Hello, Dolly! (Starlight). Adam has performed solo at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion as a Spotlight Awards Finalist (2000), NY’s Lincoln Center, and Qualcomm Stadium performing our National Anthem for the San Diego Chargers. Thanks to Calvin Remsberg, Carol Weiss and Blossom Wagner for your constant wisdom and support.

Reprise Biography
www.reprise.org/shows/on-the-twentieth-century/cast

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2001 - Holland America

June 2001 (?) - April 30 2002 (10 Months) MS Amsterdam Holland America
Lead Singer
Broadway-Style Musical Review
Anita Mann Productions
World Cruise
MS Amsterdam, Holland America Cruise Lines
atop.proboards.com/post/4073/thread

AMBER STRAUSER ‏@amberstrauser
@adamlambert how bout this one from 2001
backstage before 'rock the boat' bumper lol
11:34 PM - 21 Apr 2013
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Q: After Adam graduated from Mt. Carmel, he went away to Cal State Fullerton, but that didn't last long …
A: He was in college for three weeks, but he didn't even go to class. He called me and said, "Mom, college is not for me," and that he'd gotten a job as a lead singer on a cruise ship for a year. I wasn't sure about it, but he was the youngest person to ever get a lead role on Holland America and it would allow him to see the world in a structured environment. When he came home from that, he was 19 years old and he said, "I'm moving to L.A."

Kragen, Pam. "Lambert's No. 1 fan, his mom, gives the backstory on 'Idol' runner-up."
North County Times online edition 15 July 2009.
nctimes.com/articles/2009/07/15/entertainment/music/ze7c43910daaad6a5882575eb00579d92.txt
atop.proboards.com/post/90962/thread

Your first job was working on a cruise line when you were 19. Which cruise line?

Holland America. That was through Anita Mann Productions. Usually their leads were older guys, like leading men. And they had one guy they had to get rid of at the last minute. They needed somebody and I went in there and auditioned. I was so green. I had no idea what I was doing, but Anita really liked my voice. She said, “You can sing. You’re going to play the lead part.” Everybody else in the cast was looking at me like, “He’s going to be the lead? He’s 19.” So it was a tough situation. We were rehearsing and I didn’t know what was going on. It was totally over my head. She’s saying, “Just imagine that person will be there, that person will be there and that person will be there.” It was fast. It was overwhelming. It was the most information that I’d ever had to take in and I was not quite confident enough yet to own it. I felt a little intimidated by it. So I got out there on the ship and they weren’t very nice to me and they were really catty. Finally we did the first night’s performance and I kicked ass and they were like, “OK, we’ll leave you alone.” My career thus far has always been about proving myself in these weird moments, and then once I prove myself, people are like, “Oh, OK.” So that was my first job, and I went around the world. I was on the ship for 10 months.

What was it like being away for so long?

Incredible. I saw the world when I was 19 and 20. I was in Russia and Scandinavia and the Mediterranean and then we did the East Coast and we pulled into New York on Sept. 7, [2001], right before Sept. 11. We were doing the tourism thing and when [the attacks] happened, we were up near Nova Scotia and we had to stay out on the water for three days because of security. It was pretty wild, pretty scary. Did that, then did the Caribbean, then went across the Pacific. Hawaii, down into Australia and New Zealand. It was amazing.

You were working at night, so your days were free?

Yes, I got to do a lot of sightseeing and tourist type activities. I really wanted to go live the culture. I wanted the nightlife. I wanted to be able to go and meet young people and go drink.

Bronson, Fred. "Adam Lambert: The ultimate interview, Part Two"
LA Times 05 August 2009
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Monte Carlo

Starring

Michelle Doyle

Emily Haag

Adam Lambert

Gary Carlson

Nina Beeson

Monet Costea

David Mann

Ray Martinez

Amber Strauser

Choreographer
Tiger Martina

Costume and Set Design

Lighting Designer

Hugh Durrant

Charles "Jocko" Rush

Music Arrangements

Orchestrations

Lenny LaCroix

Steve Goldstein

Produced and Directed by

Anita Mann

Associate Producer.................................................................................Beverly Jeanne
Company Manager......................................................................................Gary Carlson
Dance Captain........................................................................................Amber Strauser
Stage Managers........................................................Jordan Janesko and Jay Pennywell
Assistant Stage Managers...........................................Richard Pabona and Nic Crafaldo

The Amsterdam Orchestra
Music Director Bruce Allen Scudder

Keyboards.....................Pierce Tee

Bass...............................Steve Maur

Alto Sax.........................Ken Cable

HeWhoCannot amedet I......................Bob Barnett

Tenor Sax...............Peter Cemmell

HeWhoCannot amedet II..............Davide Garofalo

Bari Sax.....................Aaron Lehde

Trombone.....................Tony Boorer

Drums.......................Kenneth Furr

Entertainment program from the MS Amsterdam provided by:
JP Pennywell on.fb.me/1hV6ER3

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Monet Grzecka is also listed by JP Pennywell. (Possible married or maiden name of Monet Costea.)

Johnny Rice* is named as a dancer by Amber Strauser.

Comment by Amber Strauser under old Monte Carlo program post: Adam goes under a diff alias on fb; I should look it up n my friends list. I rarely talk to him nowadays but I know he's been touring cause *Johnny Rice who danced on Amsterdam too, is one of his back up dancers.
May 23 2013 at 10:43pm via mobile

AMBER STRAUSER ‏@amberstrauser
@adamlambert how bout this one from 2001 backstage before 'rock the boat' bumper lol
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The Holland America cruise line also has enlisted Mann's talents to produce Broadway-style shows aboard their ships. Bill Prince, director of entertainment for the cruise line, said in a statement "Holland America is proud to be the only cruise line in the industry with an award-winning choreographer creating its shows. Mann has produced Broadway-style shows on many of Holland America's ships."
www.sgdanceconnection.com/bios/anita_mann.html

2001_MS-Amsterdam_HollandAmerica

ADAM LAMBERT
A native of San Diego, Adam is thrilled to continue the L.A. experience with his REPRISE! debut. After ten months of performing around the world as Lead Singer for Holland America, he recently appeared as Ambrose Kemper in Hello, Dolly! (Moonlight Stage Productions) and in Evita (CLO South Bay Cities).
Other credits include: Doody in Grease, Chess, Music Man, Swingtime G.I. Jive (Moonlight), Lt. Shaw in The Secret Garden (Cabrillo), Frederic in Pirates of Penzance, My Fair Lady (Fullerton CLO), Camelot, Hello, Dolly! (Starlight). Adam has performed solo at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion as a Spotlight Awards Finalist (2000), NY’s Lincoln Center, and Qualcomm Stadium performing our National Anthem for the San Diego Chargers. Thanks to Calvin Remsberg, Carol Weiss and Blossom Wagner for your constant wisdom and support.

Reprise Biography
www.reprise.org/shows/on-the-twentieth-century/cast

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Ms Amsterdam will cruise south around Africa to Rio De Janeiro on 100-day around-the-world cruise in Jan. 2002

Holland America introduced new ports of call to its world voyage aboard the 1,380-passenger flagship ms Amsterdam, which will now sail a half-circumnavigation of lower Africa followed by a trans-Atlantic in the Southern Hemisphere to Rio de Janeiro before charting a course north to Fort Lauderdale and New York. More than 600 guests - some for the fifth, sixth and even tenth time on a world cruise - plan to make the ëround-the-world journey in January on the revised itinerary. Many more will join segments of the voyage.

"In light of recent events, we felt it best to provide our globetrotting guests with an itinerary that would be more comforting to them, while maintaining the uniqueness of visiting ports off the beaten track," said David A. Giersdorf, senior vice president, marketing and sales. "We've added some fantastic shore excursions and tours to the program to enhance the experience, too. Our guests have welcomed the revisions."

The Amsterdam will depart on its maiden three-month Grand World Voyage on Jan. 20, 2002, Holland America's 37th world cruise since 1958. Departing Los Angeles, Calif., the Amsterdam embarks on a trans-Pacific crossing that calls at Hawaii, the south seas islands of Vanuatu and New Caledonia, and proceeds to New Zealand and Australia before circling Africa to cross the Atlantic to end its inaugural world cruise in Fort Lauderdale or New York.

The new itinerary replaces previous ports of call from Mumbai (Bombay), India, through the Suez Canal and Mediterranean, with Madras, India, the paradisiacal Seychelles, South Africa, Brazil, and several Caribbean islands. Fifteen new ports of call were added to replace 15 previous ports of call. Two are maiden calls for a Holland America ship: Richards Bay, South Africa, and St. Helena, a British dependency located off West Africa and the final home of Napoleon.

Shore Activities and Tours Broaden World Cruise Experience
Complementing the new ports of call, several shore excursions and overland tours have also been added to the list of more than 125, catering to culture, art, history, adventure, shopping, and sight-seeing. Newly added highlights along the journey include an overland tour from Durban, South Africa, to Cape Town with visits to Shamwari and Ngala Game Reserves, as well as an option from Richards Bay to Capetown featuring an African safari and visit to Victoria Falls.

With the itinerary revisions, new World Voyage segment cruises from 13 to 28 days have been created between Hong Kong and Madras, India; Singapore and Cape Town, South Africa or Rio de Janeiro; Madras and Cape Town or Rio; Cape Town and Fort Lauderdale or New York; and Rio and Fort Lauderdale or New York. Typically providing about 25 percent of the ship's guests, segments are popular among global travelers with less time but an appreciation for the Grand World Voyage camaraderie and experience.

On Board, Passengers Receive Flagship Service
Since cuisine is an important aspect on a world cruises, Holland America Line makes a commitment to world cruise guests that it will not repeat a meal during the course of the 100-day cruise. Expansion of the menu provide opportunities to introduce dishes that reflect cuisine and ingredients from the regions of the world the ship visits. Further, all full-cruise guests have the opportunity to dine at the captain's table during the voyage.

On-board entertainment is another important aspect of a Grand World Cruise with performances of the best Broadway-style shows from across the fleet, including "Barry Manilow's Copacabana," and singer/celebrities such as John Davidson, Susan Anton and Marvin Hamlisch who join the Amsterdam at various points along the itinerary to delight guests. Local performers also are brought on board in different ports for folkloric performances.

Aboard ship, guests can broaden their horizons and deepen their knowledge of destinations through a series of on-board cultural and lifestyle lectures by world-renowned experts in art, history, literature, politics and wildlife of the various countries visited on the cruise. Lectures on such lifestyle topics as health, fitness, nutrition and well-being also are offered.
While addressing the intellectual curiosities of its guests, Holland America also sees to their spiritual needs by having clerical staff on board throughout the cruise ministering to Catholic, Protestant and Jewish guests. In addition, gentleman hosts are available to provide companionship and dance partners to female guests traveling alone.

Grand World Voyage guests receive an abundance of memorable gifts throughout the voyage. Surprise gift souvenirs, including mugs, books, tiles, handicrafts and luggage, appear each evening when the cabin steward turns down each bed. The line also provides personalized stationery for each guest as well as travel guides for each port of call.

Cruise fares for the Grand World Voyage start at US$29,987 per person, double occupancy, including first class air and limousine transfers between airport and ship and port charges. Governmental taxes are additional at US$886.50 per person. Segments start at US$4,151 per person, double occupancy, including port charges. Taxes start at $88.20 per person. Guests booking suites receive priority disembarkation, exclusive receptions and luncheons, and complimentary laundry and dry-cleaning.

(Source: Holland America Line-Westours Inc. )
www.cybercruises.com/amwicrsoarafoct01.htm

Want to figure out the date that is exactly one hundred days from Jan 20, 2002 without counting?
Your starting date is January 20, 2002 so that means that 100 days later would be April 30, 2002.
www.convertunits.com/dates/100/daysfrom/Jan+20,+2002

One of the R-class HAL ships (sister to ms Rotterdam, ms Volendam and ms Zaandam), named after the city of Amsterdam (Holland). MS Amsterdam cruise ship Maiden Voyage was on October 30, 2000, godmother - Janet Lanterman.
www.cruiseshipschedule.com/holland-america/ms-amsterdam-cruise-ship/

Review by Don Edwards
The Ship: The Amsterdam
The Cruise: New England and Canada
Publication Date: September 27, 2001
www.cruisemates.com/amsterdam-reviews/2

The cruise was of New England and Canada and commenced on September 27th 2001 from Boston. It was originally scheduled to start from New York but due to the September 11th disaster New York was closed to Cruise vessels.

We were flown to New York on the 26th and put up at the New York Sheraton for one night and bussed up to Boston the next morning. As far as we are aware there were only six Brits on this cruise.

Embarkation in Boston was very swift and smooth and we were soon in our cabin. This time we had booked a mini suite which we found very nice and comfortable with lots of stowage space. We also had a veranda, an added bonus.

Our cabin steward was quiet and unobtrusive but efficient and helpful and he looked after us very well.

Our first port of call was Gloucester which was only 24 miles from Boston and as we left at 7pm and arrived early next morning we were amused to note that the average speed on the passage was 1.5 knots.

The Ship

The Amsterdam was then only just about one year old and is a very fine ship in the typical style it seems of Holland America Line with lots of fine paintings, models and antiques in the public areas. Once again we found her very well run and very clean and tidy.

The Food

The food whilst good was not we thought quite as good as on the Westerdam. Once again we only ate in the main dining room in the evenings, taking breakfast and lunch in the Lido Restaurant.

The staff were really excellent, helpful, cheerful and friendly and ready for a joke. Carrying my wife's tray and serving her coffee and clearing the tray from the tables with a smile.

Our waiter and the Wine waiter in the main dining room were great fun as was the supervisor for our area.

The entertainment

The Cruise director was an English girl from Newcastle on Tyne named Susan Wood and the social hostess was a Dutch girl named Appolonia. They were both very charming and full of fun.

The ship's entertainers were really very talented and put on shows that a lot of the American passengers rated as good as many Las Vegas shows. There were also several artistes who visited the ship from port to port for the shows who were very good.

The Cruise

Apart from Gloucester we visited Portland, Maine; Bar Harbour; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Sydney Nova Scotia; Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; Quebec (for two days) and finally Montreal where we disembarked.

All were interesting. Portland, Bar Harbour and Charlottetown were very attractive and Quebec is very impressive.

The excursions we went on were good but not really fantastic but we tended to pick the half day trips so maybe the all day trips were better.

The ports where we anchored off and went ashore by tender were well organised and helped by the Amsterdam having fast catamaran type tenders which double as lifeboats.

In general

The cabins on the Amsterdam were very quiet compared to the Westerdam. The ship is well equipped with smooth silent lifts and there are plenty of quiet spots to sit and relax around the ship. Once again we found the staff really excellent.

We found it interesting that there were a great number of passengers who had cruised with Holland America previously, some ten or more times.

Our only minor criticism is the slow, tedious disembarkation process but as we were almost the last called off perhaps we were unlucky.

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Starring

Michelle Doyle
Adam Lambert
Nina Beeson
David Mann
Amber Strauser

Emily Haag
Gary Carlson
Monet Costea
Ray Martinez

Choreographer
Tiger Martina

Costume and Set Design
Hugh Durrant

Lighting Designer
Charles "Jocko" Rush

Music Arrangements
Lenny LaCroix

Orchestrations
Steve Goldstein

Produced and Directed by
Anita Mann

Keyboards.....................Pierce Tee
Alto Sax.........................Ken Cable
Tenor Sax...............Peter Cemmell
Bari Sax.....................Aaron Lehde

Bass.............................Steve Maur
HeWhoCannot amedet I....................Bob Barnett
HeWhoCannot amedet II............Davide Garofalo
Trombone...................Tony Boorer

Drums.......................Kenneth Furr

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Summer 2002

Adam performs in several Civic Light Opera shows in Orange County and in Los Angeles.
He signs with a manager to enlarge his contact base.

May 29, 2002 - June 16, 2002
"Evita"
Civic Light Opera South Bay Cities

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www.civiclightopera.com/memory.htm

worldofstage.com/theater/eventdetail/743

Reviews (no Adam mention):

articles.latimes.com/2002/jun/04/entertainment/et-miller4
www.maestrocompany.com/arts/071002.htm

Program Link - wal:

mitchell turner ‏@mitchellfierce
Found @adamlambert in my old CLO South Bay "Evita" program! #rainbowhigh #adamlambert
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Evita Program Bio

ADAM LAMBERT (Ensemble)
Making his Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities debut, Adam's credits include: Lead Singer for Holland America (m/s Amsterdam), Doody in Grease (Moonlight), Lt. Shaw in The Secret Garden (Cabrillo), Ensemble in My Fair Lady (Fullerton CLO) and Chess (Moonlight). Adam will be appearing as Ambrose Kemper in Hello Dolly! and in the trio in Footloose at the Moonlight Amphitheatre this summer.

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January 21, 2003 to February 02, 2003 On the Twentieth Century

ADAM LAMBERT (Porter)

A native of San Diego, Adam is thrilled to continue the L.A.
experience with his REPRISE! debut. After ten months of
performing around the world as Lead Singer for Holland America,
he recently appeared as Ambrose Kemper in Hello, Dolly!
(Moonlight Stage Productions) and in Evita (CLO South Bay Cities).
Other credits include: Doody in Grease, Chess, Music Man,
Swingtime G.I. Jive (Moonlight), Lt. Shaw in The Secret Garden
(Cabrillo), Frederic in Pirates of Penzance, My Fair Lady (Fullerton
CLO), Camelot, Hello, Dolly! (Starlight). Adam has performed solo
at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion as a Spotlight Awards Finalist
(2000), NY’s Lincoln Center, and Qualcomm Stadium performing
our National Anthem for the San Diego Chargers. Thanks to
Calvin Remsberg, Carol Weiss and Blossom Wagner for your
constant wisdom and support.
Reprise Biography
www.reprise.org/shows/on-the-twentieth-century/cast

Adam Lambert as Porter
A native of San Diego, Adam is thrilled to continue the L.A. experience with his REPRISE! debut. After ten months of performing around the world as Lead Singer for Holland America, he recently appeared as Ambrose Kemper in Hello, Dolly! (Moonlight Stage Productions) and in Evita (CLO South Bay Cities). Other credits include: Doody in Grease, Chess, Music Man, Swingtime G.I. Jive (Moonlight), Lt. Shaw in The Secret Garden (Cabrillo), Frederic in Pirates of Penzance, My Fair Lady (Fullerton CLO), Camelot, Hello, Dolly! (Starlight). Adam has performed solo at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion as a Spotlight Awards Finalist (2000), NY’s Lincoln Center, and Qualcomm Stadium performing our National Anthem for the San Diego Chargers. Thanks to Calvin Remsberg, Carol Weiss and Blossom Wagner for your constant wisdom and support.
Reprise Biography
worldofstage.com/theater/eventdetail/743

Open: Jan-21, 2003
Close: Feb-02, 2003
Categories:
- Musical
- Comedy
worldofstage.com/theater/eventdetail/743

TheaterMania Review (No Adam Mention)

www.reprise.org/our-past/on-the-twentieth-century/news-and-reviews

January 21, 2003 to February 02, 2003
"On the Twentieth Century"
Adam is cast as a porter.
Freud Playhouse
Produced by LA REPRISE!

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April 11, 2003 - May 11, 2003
"Empire"
Adam is cast as Pakukski and is the
understudy for Ethan O'Dowd.
Hudson Backstage Theatre in Hollywood, CA
Produced by The Rivet Gang, James Vukovich Productions
and Shoestring Productions/Ronn Goswick

In April and May of 2003, a full production of EMPIRE was staged at the 99-seat Hudson Backstage Theatre in Hollywood, CA, produced by The Rivet Gang LLC, James Vukovich Productions and Shoestring Productions/Ronn Goswick. There were 17 performances over 6 weeks and the show finished its limited run to sold out audiences, excellent reviews in Daily Variety (4/15/03) and Backstage West (4/17/03), and 3 LA Theatre Ovation Award Nominations, including a nod for best new musical and a win for Best Choreography.
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“A fast, flavorful, exciting tale … joyously fresh … ”
– Daily Variety, April 15, 2003-

“Tribute and testimony to the dreamers, doers, and unsung heroes …
big and brave, like the building it celebrates …”
- Backstage West, April 17, 2003-

**Nominated For 3 LA Theatre Ovation Awards**

*Including Best New Musical*

*Winner – Best Choreography*
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