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CLOC MUSICAL THEATRE’S PRODUCTION OF
Gregory Maguire
Originally directed on Broadway by Joe Mantello
Produced on Broadway by Marc Platt, Universal Pictures,
The Araca Group, Jon B. Platt and David Stone
Music Arrangements by Orchestrations by Dance Arrangements by
Alex Lacamoire & Stephen Oremus William David Brohn James Lynn Abbott
Electronic Music Design
Andrew Barrett for Lionella Music LLC
Starring
Rosa McCarty, Emily McKenzie, Lee Threadgold, Carolyn Waddell, Robbie Smith, Grace Kingsford, Hamish Anderson, Jon Sebastian, Cameron O’Reilly
Will Atkinson, Jessica Carson, Stephanie Elise, Nathan Fernandez, Matt Hirst, Lauren Holcombe, Everett Joy, Luke McShane,
Emily Mill, Louisa Mitchell, Elise Naismith, Thomas O’Reilly, Taylor Rettke, Claire Robinson, Chris Rogers, Blair Salmon, Felicity Shaw,
Nathan Slevin, Karen Taranto, Kate Trickey, Tailem Tynan, James Watkinson, Vanessa Wicks, Robbie Wilton
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Marcello Lo Ricco
Victoria Horne Sound Designer
Costume Designer
Brad Alcock Marcello is a Melbourne
Vicky has been designing and
creating costumes for secondary Lighting Designer
based sound designer and has
worked extensively in sound in
Australia and overseas. Marcello
David Wisken
school musicals, dance schools Brad has over 20 years Wig & Make-Up
and calisthenics competitions studied Performing Arts at
experience as a professional
Monash University and Audio
Designer
for over twenty years, before lighting and projection designer
moving successfully into adult for theatre, musicals, broadcast, Engineering at SAE Institute. David Wisken has been
musical theatre. She received Guild concerts and other live events. His Marcello’s most recent theatre working as a hair and make-
nominations for the two PLOS shows designs have featured throughout sound designs include the up artist/designer in all genres
she designed – Cabaret (2006) and Australia, Asia, the Middle East Australian premiere productions of live performance for over
Thoroughly Modern Millie (2008). and Europe, spanning hundreds of NED – A New Australian ten years. His professional
For CLOC, Vicky started on the of productions. In 2007, he co- Musical (Capital/Groaning Dam), credits include - The Rocky
sewing team for Shout!, and then founded his own lighting and CrossXroads (Chapel), Ricercar Horror Picture Show (Dainty
either designed and/or coordinated projection production company, (Present Tense) and StageArts’ Theatrical), Chicago (GFO),
costumes for Hot Shoe Shuffle BAAC Light. This has allowed In The Heights and Dreamgirls. Jersey Boys Australia (Dainty),
(2008-Guild nomination), Miss him to have access to leading Other recent work includes four Wicked (GFO), West Side Story
Saigon (2009), Dusty (2010-Guild edge technologies for stage that productions of Mary Poppins (Ambassador Group), Mary
nomination), Fiddler on the Roof are owned by the company and (CLOC, Encore, PLOS, Footlight) Poppins Australia (Disney),
(2011), All Shook Up (2012-Guild used exclusively for his designs. and three productions of the The Grease (GFO), Rock Of Ages
nomination), Guys and Dolls (2013) Brad biannually creates original Addams Family (PLOS, WMTC, (Dainty). Designer - The
and our 100th production 42nd Street designs for all of Victoria’s OCPAC), plus Legally Blonde Producers, Jerry’s Girls and
(2014-Guild nomination). She then largest non-professional theatre (PLOS), The 25th Annual Putnam La Cage Aux Folles (The
took her sequins and feathers with companies as well as a large County Spelling Bee and Loving Production Company) and
her to Babirra, where she won more portfolio of school clients, for Repeating (Vic Theatre), Dogfight a second production of La
plaudits for her superb designs for which he has won numerous (Doorstep), Saturday Night Fever Cage Aux Folles (Quirky
Crazy for You (Guild award). Last awards. He is currently the (StageArt), Footloose (OCPAC), Productions). David joined
year, Vicky designed the costumes for lighting designer for Tina Arena Avenue Q (Trifle), and The Music CLOC as Wig Designer for
both our productions, Mary Poppins and also the television program Theatre Guild of Victoria Awards. Dusty - The Original Pop Diva
and The Drowsy Chaperone, and RocKwiz. This is Brad’s seventh Marcello has received awards and has since designed hair
won the Guild award for the second production for CLOC, after Fiddler for best sound for The Phantom and make-up for Man Of
consecutive year, this time with CLOC on the Roof (2011), All Shook Up Of The Opera, Cats, Miss Saigon, La Mancha, Fiddler On The
for Poppins. We are delighted to (2012), Guys and Dolls (2013), Into The Woods, Sweeney Todd Roof, Aspects Of Love, Sunset
welcome Vicky back for CLOC show both of our 2014 shows, 42nd and Legally Blonde. Wicked is Boulevard, All Shook Up,
number 11, in which she has found Street and Legally Blonde, and his Marcello’s seventh consecutive The Phantom Of The Opera,
it easy to keep up her tradition of memorable designs for last year’s show with CLOC, after The Mary Poppins, The Drowsy
ensuring each costume has at least Mary Poppins, complete with Phantom of the Opera, Guys and Chaperone and could not think
one sequin on it somewhere. revolving letters, flying nannies, Dolls, 42nd Street, Legally Blonde, of a better way of celebrating
and escaping birds. Mary Poppins and The Drowsy his tenth production with
Chaperone. CLOC by reimagining the
wonderful world of Wicked.
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- THE COMPANY -
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- THE COMPANY -
Lee Threadgold
The Wizard of Oz
Originally from the UK, Lee has Carolyn Waddell Robbie Smith
established a formidable reputation in Madame Morrible Fiyero
the Melbourne musical theatre scene as
an award winning performer of amazing In the 1990s, Carolyn played a number of lead Originally hailing from Gippsland, Robbie
versatility and range. roles around Melbourne, and was recognized is a five time winner of the Gippsland
with several Guild nominations/awards. She Associated Theatre Award.
CLOC: Hot Mikado (2002-Pooh Bah, then worked professionally for many years,
Guild award-Supporting Actor), Pippin CLOC: Mary Poppins (2015)–Bert (Guild
firstly with the Victorian State Opera, then a two nomination).
(2003-Leading Player, Guild nomination), year run with Beauty and the Beast and then
Mack & Mabel (2004-Mack Sennett, Shows: Les Miserables, The Sound of Music
eight years touring the country with Menopause
Guild nomination), Jekyll & Hyde (Rolf Gruber), Oklahoma! (Will Parker), A
the Musical, in which she played each of the four
(2005-Dr Henry Jekyll/Edward Hyde Chorus Line (Mark Anthony), 42nd Street
roles and then took over as resident director.
–Guild award, Lead Actor), The Boy (Andy Lee), Seussical (The Cat in the
from Oz (2008-Dick Woolnough), CLOC: Sunday in the Park with George (1992- Hat), Singin’ in the Rain (Cosmo Brown),
Mary Poppins (2015-Mr Banks). Dot/Marie, Guild nomination), Into the Woods Jesus Christ Superstar (King Herod- Guild
(1994-The Witch, Guild nomination), Barnum award), Cats (Rum Tum Tugger-Guild
Shows: Les Miserables (Jean Valjean- (1995-Charity Barnum), Mary Poppins
Guild nomination), The Producers (Roger nomination), The Wizard of Oz (Tin Man),
(2015- Miss Andrew). Gypsy (Tulsa–Guild nomination), The
de Bris- Guild award), The Witches
of Eastwick (Darryl Van Horne-Guild Shows: (a small selection): Les Miserables Producers (Leo Bloom-Guild nomination).
nomination), Sweeney Todd (Sweeney (Madame Thenadier-Guild nomination), Reno Other: Works in theatre marketing for
Todd), The Phantom of the Opera Sweeney (Anything Goes-Guild award), Passion AKA Australia –The Lion King, Georgy Girl,
(Auctioneer), Carousel (Jigger-Guild (Fosca’s mother), Little Shop of Horrors, The Production
nomination), Gypsy (Herbie-Guild The Addams Family (Alice Beinke-Guild Company.
nomination). nomination).
Other: Works as tour guide and in event Other: Coaches voice and performance, both
ticketing. privately and at the Elisabeth Murdoch College,
and also sings in a corporate vocal trio called
“About Sunday”.
Grace Kingsford
Nessarose
One of a musically gifted pair of twins (her
sister Genevieve was part of our cast of
The Phantom of the Opera in 2013).
CLOC: First CLOC show.
Shows: Rent (Maureen), Footloose (Ariel),
The Drowsy Chaperone (Kitty), Aida
(Amneris), Carrie the Musical (Sue Snell-
Guild nomination).
Other: Has a Masters degree in marketing
and works as a digital graduate with Coles,
as well as teaching in Sunday School.
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Jon Sebastian
Dr Dillamond
Another veteran of the Melbourne music
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- THE COMPANY -
Will Atkinson
Frex
Graduate of St Martin’s Youth Theatre Jessica Carson Stephanie Elise
(Senior Performers Ensemble), 16th
Melena
Bachelor of Arts - Music Theatre
Street Actors Studio and Monash (Ballarat), Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Music (Classical Voice) - Monash
University (Bachelor of Performing and currently studying Masters of University. Fulltime ShowFit course
Arts, Drama and Theatre Studies). Education (Victoria University). (Centrestage- 2014).
CLOC: First CLOC show. CLOC: First CLOC show. CLOC: Sunset Boulevard (2012), Guys and Dolls
Shows: Musicals - Cats, Aida, Blood (2013) – both as Stephanie Burt.
Shows: Parade, Footloose (Rusty).
Brothers (Mickey), A Chorus Line (Don), Shows: Aspects of Love, The Drowsy Chaperone,
Other: Works as a music, dance and
Hair (Kenny). Drama – Three Days of Annie (Boylan sister), The Last Five Years (Cathy).
drama teacher. Has also worked as
Rain, Loose Threads, As You Like It. Other: Works as teacher of voice/piano/
a professional hair model.
Other: Works in Events and Arts musical theatre, both at schools and privately.
(Melbourne Theatre Company). Accomplished pianist.
Matt Hirst
Nathan Fernandez Originally from NSW. Bachelor of Arts
Guard (Theatre) and Music (Composition)
from Monash University.
Diploma of Dance (Elite Performance)
- Dance World Studios, (2013-15), CLOC: Mary Poppins (2015).
Diploma of Musical Theatre, APO Arts Shows: Annie, bare (Alan), Guys and Dolls
Academy (2014-15). (Rusty Charlie), Crazy for You (Junior).
CLOC: First CLOC show. Other: Works as swim instructor at
Shows: Dancer/Singer for gala/ GESAC and at the State Library of
corporate dinners for Cystic Fibrosis Victoria as venue assistant. Has worked
Victoria, Juvenile Diabetes Research professionally as sound designer.
Foundation, Father Bob Maguire Composer and arranger of music for
Foundation, Mercedes Benz . original musicals.
Other: Works in retail.
Lauren Holcombe
Bachelor of Performing Arts (Theatre and Performance)-
Monash University, AMEB Grade 7 Classical Voice
(Naomi Osborne), dance training from a young age
(SFD); currently studying dance with Jason Lawv.
CLOC: First CLOC show.
Shows: Cats (Jemima), The Pirates of Penzance (The
Production Company-Intern), The Winter’s Tale
(Cleamenes).
Other: Works as swim instructor and personal trainer.
Hoping to work professionally as a performer.
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Everett Joy Louisa Mitchell
Our youngest cast member. Straddles both sides of the
Studying full time music footlights as a featured
theatre at SHOWFIT. dancer and an award winning
CLOC: First CLOC show. choreographer.
Shows: Oliver! (Dance CLOC: Mary Poppins (2015).
Captain), lead performances at Shows: Performer – Spamalot,
school (Scotch College), Young Cabaret, corporate cabaret and
Australian Broadway Chorus variety shows. Choreographer
(triple threat performer), – Sweet Charity, Beauty and the
Starbound 10 and 11 Beast, Avenue Q, The Music Man
(Launchpad Drama). (Guild nomination, Lyrebird
Other: Works part time as award), The Producers, The Boy
school maintenance worker from Oz (Lyrebird nomination).
while studying. Awarded Other: Works as Health
scholarship to the Australian Promotion Officer for Link
Boys Dance Academy (2014). Health and Community.
Victorian Champion Drum
Major (2015).
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- THE COMPANY -
PRINCIPALS
Rosa McCarty Elphaba
Emily McKenzie Galinda/Glinda
Lee Threadgold The Wizard of Oz
Carolyn Waddell Madame Morrible
Robbie Smith Fiyero
Grace Kingsford Nessarose
Hamish Anderson Boq
Jon Sebastian Dr Dillamond
Cameron O’Reilly Chistery
ENSEMBLE
Citizens of Oz, Students, Tourists, Monkeys,
Princes/Princesses, Witch Hunters
Will Atkinson (Frex) Taylor Rettke (Scientist)
Jessica Carson Claire Robinson
Stephanie Elise (Melena) Chris Rogers
Nathan Fernandez (Guard) Blair Salmon (Guard)
Matt Hirst Jon Sebastian
Lauren Holcombe Felicity Shaw (Shen Shen)
Everett Joy Nathan Slevin (Averic)
Luke McShane Karen Taranto (Midwife)
Emily Mill Kate Trickey
Louisa Mitchell Tailem Tynan (Pfannee)
Elise Naismith James Watkinson (Guard)
Cameron O’Reilly Vanessa Wicks
Thomas O’Reilly (Lover) Robbie Wilton
- ORCHESTRA -
Danny Forward Conductor/MD
Tim Verdon Assistant to MD
Vicki Stanko Reed 1
Andrew Jacobs Reed 2
Glenn Taylor Reed 3
Skye Kiss Horn
Dan Heskett Trumpet 1
Miles Izzo Trumpet 2
Simon Greatwood / Ash Richter Trombone
Sarah Nieuwkerk Violin
Deb McLeod Cello
Adrian Close Bass
Dave Banen Guitar
Bryn Bowen / Danny Boldiston Drums
Lara Wilson / Rob Cossom Percussion
Tim Verdon Keyboard 1
Martine Wengrow Keyboard 2
Stephanie Lewendon-Lowe Keyboard 3
Anthony Cardamone Keyboard 4
Andrew Barrett Synthesizer Programmer
for Lionella Productions Ltd
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- MUSICAL NUMBERS -
ACT 1
No One Mourns the Wicked Glinda and Citizens of Oz
Dear Old Shiz Students
The Wizard and I Madame Morrible and Elphaba
What is this Feeling? Galinda, Elphaba, and Students
Something Bad Dr Dillamond and Elphaba
Dancing Through Life Fiyero, Galinda, Boq, Nessarose,
Elphaba and Students
Popular Galinda
I’m Not That Girl Elphaba
One Short Day Elphaba, Glinda and Denizens of
Emerald City
A Sentimental Man The Wizard
Defying Gravity Elphaba, Glinda, Guards and
Citizens of Oz
ACT 2
No-one Mourns the Wicked (Reprise) Citizens of Oz
Thank Goodness Glinda, Madame Morrible and
Citizens of Oz
The Wicked Witch of the East Elphaba, Nessarose and Boq
Wonderful The Wizard and Elphaba
I’m not that Girl (Reprise) Glinda
As Long as You’re Mine Elphaba and Fiyero
No Good Deed Elphaba
March of the Witch Hunters Boq and Citizens of Oz
For Good Glinda and Elphaba
Finale: For Good (Reprise) All
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- THE COMPANY -
Nathan Slevin
Averic
ARC Theatre Company committee
Felicity Shaw member 2011-2014, including
year as President 2014. Has
Karen Taranto
Shen Shen worked as Production Manager,
Midwife
From Launceston, Tasmania. Assistant Director. Co-director Degrees in Arts (politics major)
In Melbourne since March Waterdale’s Gypsy (2014).
2015. First Melbourne show. CLOC: Mary Poppins (2015).
and Masters of Public Policy and
Management (Monash University).
Kate Trickey
CLOC: First CLOC show. Has studied all forms of dance Has trained in dance/
Shows: Hello Dolly!, Sweet Charity,
(classical, Broadway, jazz, tap, calisthenics for 17 years and
Shows (Tasmania): Annie The Pajama Game, The Wedding
contemporary) –currently at The worked as choreographer and
(Boylan Sister), Grease (Cha Singer (George), All Shook Up
Space Dance Studio. Has a particular calisthenics coach. Member of
Cha DiGregorio), cabaret (Dennis-Guild nomination), The
interest in gospel and soul singing. Mater Christi vocal ensemble
theatre restaurant dancer/ 25th Annual Putnam Spelling
CLOC: First CLOC show. for four years.
singer. Bee (William Barfee), Seussical
(Mayor of Whoville), Bonnie & Shows: Rent (Joanne Jefferson), CLOC: First CLOC show.
Other: Works in
administration/reception Clyde (Ted Hinton), Honk! (Ugly choir member/soloist – Melbourne Shows: Hot Mikado, Hairspray
for financial services Duckling). Singers of Gospel concert, Festival of (Amber von Tussle), Legally
company, as well as fitness Other: Works in customer Voices Hobart, Carols by Candlelight. Blonde (Serena).
instructor (trained with Les service for a large health Other: Works as advocacy advisor Other: Works as sales rep for
Mills program). insurance company. with Vision Australia. communications company.
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Tailem Tynan
Pfannee
Has appeared in and/or
James Watkinson Vanessa Wicks Robbie Wilton
Guard Originally from Wodonga. Graduate of Patrick Studios
choreographed over 30 productions
since 1994. This show marks Tailem’s Our second youngest cast Relocated to Melbourne in 2011. full-time professional
14th CLOC appearance. member, who is one of a Has studied all forms of dance development dance course
rare breed of being equally for over 20 years (ballet, jazz, (2008).
CLOC: Anything Goes (2000), Chicago tap, contemporary, acrobatics,
(2001), Mack & Mabel (2004), Steel interested in musical theatre CLOC: Guys and Dolls (2013).
and sport, both as a player musical theatre, hip hop, latin).
Pier (2005), Cats (2006), Shout! Shows: High School Musical,
(2007), The Boy from Oz (2008), Hot (rugby, soccer and AFL), and CLOC: Guys and Dolls (2013), Pippin, Little Shop of Horrors
Shoe Shuffle (Dance Captain-2008), as a supporter (Liverpool and Mary Poppins (2015). (Orin), Annie (Rooster), Cats,
Miss Saigon (2009), High Society Richmond Tigers). Shows: Strange Bedfellows, Grease Hairspray, Hair, The Witches
(choreographer-2009), 42nd Street CLOC: First CLOC show. (Jan), Spamalot (Laker Girl), of Eastwick.
(Annie Reilly-2014), Legally Blonde Shows: Pippin (role of Pippin- Beauty and the Beast (Silly Girl), Other: Works in hospitality
(2014), Mary Poppins (2015). Starbound, Launchpad Little Shop of Horrors, Miss Saigon, as a hotel venue manager.
Shows (just a small selection): Singin’ Drama), Footloose (Chuck Sweeney Todd, My Fair Lady.
in the Rain, Hello Dolly!, Anything Goes, Cranston-OCPAC 2015-Guild Other: Works in project
West Side Story, Hairspray, Songs for a nomination). management and construction.
New World, The Boy from Oz. Other: Studying Business at
Other: Works as Admissions and Swinburne University.
Marketing Co-ordinator at Loreto
Mandeville Hall, Toorak.
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- SYNOPSIS -
ACT 1
The citizens of Oz are celebrating the death of Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of
the West. As Glinda the Good appears to reassure the people that goodness has
prevailed over evil, she admits that she and Elphaba were once friends, and
tells the story in flashback of how they met.
Elphaba is the daughter of the governor of Munchkinland, and was born with
green skin. Her father shunned her, and showered his affection on her younger
sister, Nessarose, who is confined to a wheelchair. The two girls go together
to Shiz University, where the pretty and popular Galinda is also in their class.
Elphaba and Galinda take an instant dislike to each other, exacerbated when
they are roomed together and when Elphaba inadvertently shows magical
powers, which causes the headmistress Madame Morrible to fawn on her.
A handsome roguish prince, Fiyero, arrives at Shiz, and Galinda is charmed,
oblivious to the fact that another student, a munchkin Boq, is smitten with
her. At the Stardust Ballroom Dance, Galinda has eyes only for Fiyero, and
persuades Boq to ask Nessarose to dance. Nessarose immediately falls
for Boq and is full of gratitude towards Galinda. Elphaba turns up at the
dance wearing a black hat which Galinda had given her as a joke. As people
laugh at Elphaba, Galinda’s guilt makes her try to help Elphaba and a new
friendship is born.
Elphaba attends history class with Dr Dillamond, the only animal
professor at the university, who is suffering from the effects of a
conspiracy to stop the animals from speaking. When Dr Dillamond
tells the class he is leaving as he is no longer permitted to teach,
Elphaba is outraged and feels she must meet the Wizard to tell him,
so he can fix this.
Elphaba and Galinda prepare to go to the Emerald City to meet the
Wizard. As they leave, to try to impress Fiyero, Galinda changes
her name to Glinda as an outward show of solidarity with Dr
Dillamond. Soon, the two girls are standing before the Wizard and
his new Press Secretary, Madame Morrible. After a confrontation
involving a levitation spell on the Wizard’s monkey servant
Chistery, Elphaba realizes that the Wizard is the one behind the
suppression of the animals and that he has no powers. She runs
away, and in order to prevent the truth from getting out, Madame
Morrible spreads reports that Elphaba is “wicked,” and not to be
trusted. After Glinda refuses to join her, Elphaba performs a spell
on a broom and flies away, leaving Glinda behind.
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ACT 2
Elphaba is now known as “The Wicked Witch of the West”. “Glinda the Good”
has become the smiling public front of the Wizard’s regime, with Fiyero by
her side as her reluctant fiancé.
Elphaba pays a visit to Nessarose, who is now the governor of
Munchkinland following the death of their father, and is desperately trying
to keep an unwilling Boq by her side. Elphaba tries to help by giving
Nessarose the power to walk, which Boq sees as his means to freedom and
attempts to leave. In desperation, Nessarose tries to cast a spell to make
Boq stay and fall in love with her. However, the spell backfires, shrinking
Boq’s heart, and to save his life, Elphaba works another spell, one which
leaves Boq as a man made of tin without a heart.
Elphaba returns to the Wizard’s palace to free the monkey servants, and
comes across the Wizard himself. Upon seeing Dr. Dillamond who has lost
his power of speech, she vows to fight the Wizard until the end. Fiyero and
the guards enter, followed by Glinda. Fiyero helps Elphaba to escape, and
decides to go with her, leaving Glinda behind and broken hearted, while
Elphaba and Fiyero admit their love for each other.
Glinda and Elphaba meet again at the site where Nessarose has been
crushed during a tornado by a house with a girl named Dorothy inside.
Fueled by the rivalry over Fiyero, the two have a heated argument.
Having been tipped off by Glinda, the guards arrive, followed quickly by
Fiyero, who tries to help Elphaba escape. The guards turn on Fiyero and
tie him up to a pole in the field. Elphaba tries to cast a spell to save his
life and protect him from injury, but only succeeds in turning him into a
scarecrow. In despair, she decides that from this point on, she will live
up to her ‘wicked’ reputation.
The citizens of Oz set out to capture Elphaba. Glinda has realized
Madame Morrible, who can control the weather, is responsible for
Nessarose’s death. Glinda travels to Elphaba’s castle to warn her of the
danger she is in. The two women forgive each other for all grievances
and embrace for the last time before saying goodbye forever. Elphaba
forces Glinda to hide, who then watches from the shadows as Dorothy
throws a bucket of water on Elphaba, who appears to melt away.
Grief-stricken, Glinda returns to the Emerald City and confronts the
Wizard with Elphaba’s bottle of green elixir, which she recognizes as
having seen before while visiting Oz. The Wizard realises that he is
Elphaba’s biological father, and the cause of her green skin. He breaks
down in agony, and Madame Morrible surmises that Elphaba’s
powers were so strong because she was a child of two worlds. Glinda
orders the Wizard to leave Oz and sends Madame Morrible to prison
for murdering Nessarose.
Meanwhile, back at the castle, Fiyero (now a scarecrow) comes to
the spot where Elphaba was melted, and they are reunited; her
melting was a ruse to convince her enemies of her death and to
ensure her future with Fiyero. Before leaving, Elphaba regrets that
she’ll never see Glinda again. Simultaneously, Glinda reports to the
people of Oz that the Wicked Witch of the West has been killed
and promises to properly earn her title as Glinda the Good. As the
people celebrate and while Glinda mourns, Elphaba and Fiyero
leave Oz forever.
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- ORIGINAL CREATIVES -
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- PRODUCTION TEAM -
CO-DIRECTORS LIGHTING CREW THANKS ALSO TO
Chris White, Lynette White Brad Alcock, Patsi Boddison, Michael Bates, Michael Curtis,
CHOREOGRAPHER David Boddison-Gray, Rohan Fotheringham, Jake Kirby,
Lynette White Andrei Chlebnikowski, Matthew Silk Peter Leed, Sam McKinnon,
and Linda Hum of The National Theatre Craig Symons, Peter Thompson,
MUSICAL DIRECTOR Neville West CLOC PATRON
Danny Forward COSTUME DESIGNER
PRODUCTION MANAGER Victoria Horne PRACTICAL PLACEMENTS
Debbie Osborne COSTUME CO-ORDINATORS Cerys Chisholm-Price, Gabrielle Green
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Melinda Peebles, Victoria Horne
Grant Alley OAM MARKETING MANAGER
COSTUME ASSISTANTS Jon Sebastian
STAGE MANAGER Leis Carson, June Craig, Amy Dawson,
Sandra Davies Rebecca Dodd, Laura Dunnington, MARKETING TEAM
Glennis Eather, Kirsty-Lee Eather, Grant Alley OAM, Sandra Davies, Craig CLOC Musical Theatre
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR Dixon, Ben Fon, Karen Greenwood, John-Michael
Debbie Osborne Lorna English, Eva Fabian, Mary Fraser, is a member of the
Carol Humphrey, Tamara Keane, Hannah James-Crisp, Bianca Milewski, Music Theatre Guild Howson OAM
ASSISTANT TO THE MUSICAL Scott McLeod, Nancy Matthews, Cameron Osborne, Robbie Smith, of Victoria
DIRECTOR Brian Misson, Rebecca Moss, David Wisken
Tim Verdon Delwyn Poyser, Beth Sayer,
WEBMASTER & FACEBOOK CLOC COMMITTEE
REHEARSAL PIANIST Cheree Sexton, Liz Stoyanova,
Tim Verdon Erika Sudarevic, Isabelle Turnbull Craig Dixon
LIFTS COACH MILLINERY PROGRAM
Wendy Belli Christina Scott Jon Sebastian
ASSISTED BY ASSISTED BY
SET DESIGNER Sally Anderson, Lizzie Barton, Sandra Davies, Karen Greenwood
Chris White Leeanne Bickford, Zoe Thompson PROGRAM GRAPHIC ART/DESIGN
SET PAINTING TAILORING David Clark at The Wizarts
Chris White John & Danielle Carbone PHOTOGRAPHY PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATOR
BASE PAINTING Ben Fon (Fon Photography) Cameron Osborne Sandra Davies
Patsi Boddison, Cameron Osborne WIG & MAKE-UP DESIGNER
TECHNICAL DESIGNER David Wisken OPENING NIGHT FOYER
Grant Alley OAM WIG & MAKE-UP CO-ORDINATOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Natalie Della Grazia Denise Damianos assisted by
SET CONSTRUCTION MANAGER Trudi Sheppard
Grant Alley OAM WIG & MAKE-UP TEAM
Jenny Barratt, Jasmine Forbes, PRINTING
ASSISTED BY BlueStar
Joel Berman, Patsi Boddison, Bek Goldsmith, Edwina Lewinsky
Noel Hall, Tony Hall, Bernard Hedger, ADMIN SUPPORT
David Hobbs, Malcolm Lutchner, STAGE DIRECTOR Janet Cameron, Karen Greenwood, SECRETARY TREASURER
Elizabeth Scott, Craig Symons, Bernard Hedger Debbie Osborne Peter Thompson Grant Alley OAM
Peter Turley, Barry Venning, ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER
Cian Westall, Glen Westall Gemma Hedger TICKET SALES
Carol Humphrey, Cheryle Osborne
SPECIAL PROPERTIES FLOOR MANAGERS
Chris White Paul Belli, Rosie Curtis FRONT OF HOUSE CO-ORDINATOR
Meryl Withers
TRICK PROPERTIES FLY MANAGER
Peter Turley Tony Hall BOX OFFICE MANAGER
Grant Alley OAM
ASSISTED BY
SOUND DESIGNER Robert Griffin ASSISTED BY
Marcello Lo Ricco (LSS Productions) COMMITTEE COMMITTEE
Carol Humphrey, Cheryle Osborne, Patsi Boddison Janet Cameron
RIGGER Barry Venning
SOUND OPERATOR Dave Crowson (Get Rigged)
Josh Mattielli DUTY MANAGERS
RADIO MICROPHONE TECHNICIAN DRESSERS’ CO-ORDINATOR Geoff Kavanagh, Barry Rickard,
Dana Samuel Melinda Peebles Jan Sheppard, Barry Venning,
Meryl Withers, Peter Witney
ASSISTED BY ASSISTED BY
Natalie Coleman Janet Cameron, Hannah Campbell, CATERING
Rebekah McLaughlin, Brian Misson, Paul Belli, Tony Hall
SFX OPERATOR
Jasmine Tolentino Shelley Scott, Karen Warrington FIRST AID
Ian Simmonds COMMITTEE COMMITTEE
SOUND EQUIPMENT PROPS CO-ORDINATOR
LSS Productions Pty Ltd Carol Humphrey Debbie Osborne
Jodie Lawson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
ASSISTED BY Assistant to the Treasurer
LIGHTING DESIGNER - Mike Strahan
Brad Alcock (BAAC Light) Alannah Brelis, Heidi Crook,
Emily Daniel, Karen Greenwood, All friends of CLOC who work
LIGHTING BOARD PROGRAMMER Karen Warrington Front of House
Daniel Gosling (BAAC Light) The staff of The National Theatre
PROJECTIONS STAGE CREW Frank Simcox for Audio-Visual Services
Andrei Chlebnikowski Joel Berman, Gordon Bull, Craig Dixon, Rose Hudson
ANIMATIONS David Hobbs, Mark Houghton,
Nikki Imberger, Matt McLaughlin, Assistance with properties: COMMITTEE COMMITTEE
Tom Hall Melinda Peebles Jon Sebastian
Jackie Mates, Bianca Milewski, Dan Bolwell for his penny farthing
LIGHTING BOARD OPERATOR Craig Dixon
David Boddison-Gray Ian Simmonds, David Southall,
Erin Williamson Colin Robinson CLOC Musical Theatre
HEAD FOLLOW SPOT Colin Skeates PO Box 3250
Patsi Boddison Mentone East Vic 3194
FOLLOW SPOT OPERATORS Ticket Enquiries: 1300 362 547
Tina Boddison-Gray, Web: www.cloc.org.au
Naomi Boddison-Gray, Misha Lee Email: info@cloc.org.au
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