Showtunes Presents

Dolly Parton’

s

9 to 5

The Musical
in concert

Music and lyrics written by Dolly Parton.
Book By Patricia Resnick.
Based on the 20th Century Fox Picture.
Originally produced on Broadway by Robert Greenblatt.
9 to 5 The Musical is presented through special arrangement.
with Musical Theatre International (MTI).
All Authorized performance materials are also
supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com.

Musical Numbers

 Act One

9 to 5

Around Here

Here For You

I Just Might

Backwoods Barbie

Heart to Heart

Dance of Death

Cowgirl’s Revenge

Potion Notion

Joy to the Girls

I killed The Boss

Shine Like the Sun

Act Two

Entr’acte

One of the Boys

5 to 9

Change It

Let Love Grow

Get Out and Stay Out

Finale

Bows

The Cast

  • Be Russell**

    VIOLET

  • Sarah Russell**

    JUDY

  • Naomi Morgan

    DORALEE

  • Matt Posner**

    FRANKLIN HART

  • Karen Skrinde**

    ROZ KEITH

  • Viviana Garza

    MARIA

  • Hannah Schuermann

    KATHY

  • Tori Spero

    MARGARET

  • Ricky Spaulding

    JOE

  • Matthew Reyes

    DICK

  • Andrew Eric Davison**

    DWAYNE

  • Coulson Bingham

    BOB

  • Alyssa Hope Maas

    MISSY

  • Ejay Amor

    Josh

  • Alexander Hartanov

    ENSEMBLE

  • William Johnson

    ENSEMBLE

  • Claire Marx

    ENSEMBLE

  • Kaitlyn Sage

    ENSEMBLE

  • Jordan King

    DANCER/DANCE CAPTAIN/ASSISTANT CHOREOGRAPHER

  • Jessica Granit

    DANCER

  • Lukas Poischbeg

    DANCER

  • Sapphire Goetz

    DANCER

Cast Bios

  • Be Russel

    Be Russel (she/her) is a born-and-raised Seattle actor/playwright, and is so glad to be back at Showtunes! Select Credits: Legally Blonde (Showtunes!) Beauty and the Beast (The 5th Avenue Theatre), She Loves Me (Village Theatre), Crowns the Musical (Taproot Theatre Company), As Simple As It Seems and Dependency (Drinking Gourd/Hansberry Project). Be gives all glory to God, blessings to her community, and much love to her sister and partner in crime Sarah Russell! Instagram: @be_russell755

  • Sarah Russell

    SARAH RUSSELL is thrilled to be returning to theatre after two years and making her Showtunes Debut! Past credits include: 12th Night (Seattle Rep/Public Works), Urinetown (ACT/The 5th Avenue Theater), Kiss Me, Kate; Grease; (The 5th Avenue Theatre). The 25the Annual... Spelling Bee (Village Theatre), and The Lion... and the Wardrobe (Seattle Children’s Theatre). Thank you to Showtunes for the opportunity, my fellow cast and two partners in crime, and to my homie above for taking me to places I never imagined I would go.

  • Naomi Morgan

    Naomi is an acclaimed musical theater actor, singer, and musical playwright. She has performed in many venues in the U.S. as well as regional theaters along the west coast. She is the Broadway World Award winner: Best Leading Female in a Musical (Rent @5th Avenue Theatre). She is also the musical playwright of Industry: a new musical. Naomi is the founder and CEO of Seattle’s NM Entertainment, producing musical brands and services for her diverse market of clients with original creations of Singing for Seniors, The Memphis Belles, Tweenland, The Valentinos, DivaTech, King of Swing, Lady Fitzgerald, The Calamity Janes, and more.

  • Matt Posner

    Matthew Posner (Franklin Hart): An Actor, Voice Artist, Puppeteer and Puppet Fabricator, Matthew has traveled the country on the National Tour of Camelot (Lancelot); voiced books, commercials, videogames; and will be making his debut as a director, this fall, with his production of "Avenue Q". Featured at Village Theatre (Fiddler; Into the Woods; Matilda) and the 5th Avenue (Damn Yankees; Christmas Story; Carousel; Secret Garden), Matthew was last seen with Showtunes in their production of "High Society". Immediately following 9to5, Matthew will return to Taproot Theatre to play the title role in "The Nerd". Love to his family, and so much to Alyssa. @HandtoMouthCreative

  • Karen Skrinde

    Karen has been performing for over 30 years in the Pacific NW. She last appeared at Showtunes! in "Anyone Can Whistle." Karen has appeared at the 5th Avenue, ACT, Village, Oregon Cabaret Theatre, Seattle Public, Key City Public, Tacoma Actors Guild and many others as well as in several cabaret solo shows. She regularly appears with "Seattle Cabaret Festival" at Egan’s in Ballard (this year in April-May). Karen also coaches and assistant-directs young people in plays and musicals, and serves as an adjudicator for WA State Thespians. During the pandemic, like her dog Maisie, her favorite activities were: sitting on the softest part of the couch, eating all her meals out of a bowl, watching movies, and snoring.

  • Viviana Garza

    Viviana is thrilled to be making her debut with Showtunes Theatre. While surviving the pandemic, she performed as Princess Desiree in Centerstage Theatre's panto "Puss in Boots," Selena's "Bidi Bidi Bom Bom" and a Spanish version of "How Far I'll Go" for a nonprofit's virtual gala, and a dancing Klingon, Chorus Line auditionee, Cosette, as well as Lizzie Currie in Reboot Theatre's "Cutting Room Floor."

  • Hannah Schuermann

    Hannah (she/her) is delighted to be back again with the Showtunes family. You may have seen her around town in The Light in the Piazza, Bridges of Madison County (Showtunes), Romy and Michele the Musical, The Sound of Music, and The Pajama Game (The 5th Ave), The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes and The Homefront (Village Theatre). Shoutout to her work crew that make working that sweet, sweet 9-5 every day worth it: K,C,J,T, K,T,L,E,A... y'all make making waves easy.

  • Tori Spero

    Tori Spero is excited to be making her Showtunes debut with 9 to 5! Recently seen playing Wormwood at The Triple Door in Bohemia, she can also be caught Emceeing at The Can Can Culinary Cabaret in the famous Pike Place. Other favorite roles include: Queenie in the Wild Party (Sound Theater), Lucille in Parade (Sound Theater), Maureen in Rent (SSR) and multiple Cabarets across town. She would like to thank your husband Patrick, and her two amazing kiddos, Finn and Sawyer, for always supporting her.

  • Ricky Spaulding

    Ricky is an actor and theatre artist currently based in Seattle, WA. He studied at the University of Washington School of Drama and graduated with a degree in English literature before moving to NYC to attend the Atlantic Acting School. He has performed at several Seattle theatres, including the 5th Avenue Theater, Cafe Nordo, Unexpected Productions, and the UW School of Drama's mainstage. Recently, Ricky appeared on camera in Shrill (Hulu) and Keeper (Odysea Productions). Other theatrical highlights include directing The Flick (YATC) and True West (independent) and serving as ACT Theatre's 2019 Literary Intern.

  • Matthew Reyes

    Matthew is excited to be a part of Showtunes Theatre’s 9 to 5 The Musical. His recent credits include All Together Now! at Tacoma Musical Playhouse and Abraham’s Land at Kirkland Performance Center. When he isn't on stage, Matthew is seen running around the clinic seeing patients and/or pensively interpreting Astrology charts. He wants to thank Showtunes Theatre for taking a chance on this theater newbie.

  • Andrew Eric Davison

    Andrew Eric Davison is a local Seattle actor, singer, musician, podcaster, and professional goofball. Recent theatre credits include: Hairspray (Edna/Wilbur/Adult Character Understudy), Newsies (Wiesel), A Proper Place (Ensemble), and My Fair Lady (Harry), all at Village Theatre. He is very happy to be performing again, and sincerely hopes everyone stays safe and healthy!

  • Coulson Bingham

    “Coulson (they/them) is ecstatic to make their Showtunes debut in a show they have loved for years! After performing around Seattle and the Rockies, Coulson made a career switch before the pandemic and will be relocating to New York City in the fall as a personal stylist in designer fashion. Thank you to Nathan and Showtunes for this gorgeous opportunity to share a Seattle stage with local theatre royalty. Insta @coulsonbingham”

  • Alyssa Hope Maas

    This is Alyssa Hope Maas’s first show with Showtunes! Past roles include Lucy (Jekyll and Hyde), Amneris (Aida), Fraulein Kost (Cabaret), Audrey (Little Shop of Horrors), Meg (Little Women), and Gabriella (Boeing Boeing). Alyssa earned her BFA in Musical Theatre from CWU and attended the Varna International 2011 Summer Tour where she performed musical theatre and opera in Bulgaria and Italy. Alyssa is also a freelance baker and spends a good deal of time concocting new creations with Bit Part Bakery (Instagram @bitpartbakery). Love to Matthew, Mom, and all family and friends on and off the stage. Love to you all!

  • Ejay Amor

    Ejay Amor most recently graduated from Western Washington University with a BA in Theatre and was recognized this year by the Kennedy Center as a national semi-finalist in both playwriting and acting. His goal is to open doors for anyone who doesn’t fit the western ideal archetype of what we perceive as an “actor.” and be a trailblazer for every actor of color who follows after through his work on stage.

  • Alexander Hartanov

    Alexander Stephan Hartanov is making their professional and Showtunes debut! They hold a BFA in Theater from the Cornish College of the Arts, Class of 2020. You can follow them on Instagram @ajax_wolfe to continue to watch their stage and audiobook career!

  • William Johnson

    William Douglas Johnson (He/They)- William is a recent Graduate of Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle. Recent Credits: Seattle Repertory Theatre Public Works, Showtunes Theatre Co. (Legally Blonde, Bridges), Village Theater, Secondstory Repertory, FireFly Productions. Music- BUSKR. @BUSKRMUSIC on Facebook. #AlwaysforEmber

  • Claire Marx

    Claire is a Seattle-based actor, music director, and teaching artist. Recent stage credits include Hairspray at Village Theatre, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at Seattle Children’s Theatre, Always, Patsy Cline and The Bishop’s Wife at Taproot Theatre Co., The Odyssey educational tour at Book-It Repertory, Romeo and Juliet at Seattle Shakespeare, and a handful of new musical workshops at the Seattle Rep. She teaches at Cornish College of the Arts, Village Theatre KIDSTAGE, and through her private music studio. Upcoming projects include And Then That Happened at the 5th Avenue Theatre and Black Coffee at Taproot Theatre.

  • Kaitlyn Sage

    Kaitlyn Sage (Ensemble) is excited to be spending her Seattle theatre debut with Showtunes! Born and raised in Eugene, OR, Kaitlyn graduated from Wright State University with a B.F.A. in Musical Theater. Other favorite roles include Linda Mason (Holiday Inn), Laurey (Oklahoma!), Jerusha Abbott (Daddy Long Legs), Amber Von Tussle (Hairspray), Pickles (The Great American Trailer Park Musical), Philia (A Funny Thing Happened...Forum), Heather Duke (Heathers), Johanna (Sweeney Todd). Kaitlynsage.com. IG: ksage19

  • Jessica Granit

    Jess Granit was born and raised in Toms River, NJ. Dance became an early passion for them, starting at the age of 4. When Jess was 19, they moved to Hollywood, CA to participate in Edge Performing Arts’ Scholarship Program. Jess was 1 of 20 dancers selected to train with industry professionals in all styles of dance, as well as acting and singing. In 2016, Jess began their journey as a dancer with Princess Cruises where they would find their home for the next four years. After 2 contracts, Jess was promoted to Assistant Cast Manager. When everything came to a halt in 2020, Jess was forced to slow down and explore other passions. Musical Theatre became a newfound interest and passion for Jess, and they’re so ecstatic to put that passion to work while performing in their very first Musical Theatre gig!

  • Jordan King

    Jordan (he/him) is excited to make his debut with Showtunes Theatre Company, and he could not be more thrilled to be joining this stellar cast. Previous Credits include: Crapshooter in Guys & Dolls (Village Theatre), Corps Dancer in Bizet’s Carmen (Seattle Opera), Newsie Swing in Disney’s Newsies (Village Theatre). Jordan is also a proud alumnus of the Department of Dance at the University of Washington. Much love to Dolly Parton, his mother, and Pamela for letting him join this experience with her. IG/TW: @thatjordanking. jordanbking.com

  • Lukas Poischbeg

    Lukas Poischbeg couldn’t be happier to be a part of this incredible company. Currently living in London, Lukas is pursuing an MFA in Dance at the University of Roehampton. Regional: Disney’s Newsies (Village Theatre), Legally Blonde (Showtunes). Cruise Ship: Phoenix Reisen (Singer/Dancer). International: Dreamland Margate, Future Spotlight Productions, BASE Birthday Bash, Man of Medan. BA: University of Washington. Much love to Carl and family. Proud member of Equity UK. www.lukaspoischbeg.com.

  • Sapphire Goetz

    Sapphire Goetz holds a B.F.A. in Dance Performance and Choreography from Cornish College of the Arts, is a graduate of Broadway Dance Center’s Summer Professional Semester (NYC), and is a certified Barre Fitness instructor. Goetz has performed with The 5th Avenue Theatre in West Side Story, and Kiss Me, Kate, Village Theatre in Dreamgirls (swing), Showtunes Theatre in Legally Blonde, and Seattle Musical Theatre in Mamma Mia and Kiss Me, Kate. As a choreographer, Goetz has worked with Seattle Children’s Theatre, The Hi-Liners Theatre and was the choreographer for the Seattle Youth Opera Project’s Odyssey and Wilde Tales.

The Creative Team

  • Kelly Kitchens*

    DIRECTOR

  • Nathan Young

    MUSIC DIRECTOR

  • Pamela Turpen

    CHOREOGRAPHER

  • Aviona Rodriguez Brown

    DRAMATURG

  • Leslie Wisdom

    ARTISTIC ASSOCIATE

  • Pamela Campi Spee

    STAGE MANAGER

  • Kevin Mikolajczak

    Lighting Designer

  • Lisa Finkral

    Sound Desinger

Creative Team Bios

  • Kelly Kitchens

    Kelly Kitchens is an award-winning director, actor, and arts educator based out of Seattle, Washington. Some past directing projects include: Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice (Kentucky Opera in collaboration with the Louisville Ballet); the NYC workshop of Esther, a new dance musical; the US Premier of Meek (Denizen Theater, NY); O+E (Seattle Opera); The Marriage of Figaro (Kentucky Opera); Hand to God (Seattle Public Theater); and The Light in the Piazza (Showtunes Theater). Upcoming directing projects include Vinkensport, or The Finch Opera and La Bohème. Kelly is a Guest Lecturer at the University of Washington, a member of Actor's Equity Association, and a member of The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society. Kelly earned her B.A. from Vanderbilt University and her M.F.A. from the University of Texas at Austin.

  • Nathan Young

    Nathan Young follows in a legacy of amazing leadership at Showtunes Theatre. Nathan comes from a management and musical theatre background. Serving as both a music director and composer in the Seattle area for 15 years, he also has served in corporate management in the technology industry. Nathan is the founder of Ignite Creative, a production company that specializes in large corporate events and online meetings. He brings an incredible working knowledge of management from his consulting work in large corporate IT and a lot of experience in the theatre industry as a music director. Prior to Showtunes Nathan has worked been a musical educator, development manager for a theatre company and served as a marketing director. He brings a passion for high quality, life changing musical theatre. Nathan truly believes that the idea of community is large. Showtunes family includes all patrons, actors, performers, musicians and stage professionals in the area.

  • Pamela Turpen

    Pamela Turpen received her BA in dance performance with an emphasis in choreography from The University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Locally, she has performed with the 5th Avenue Theatre, Village Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Seattle Opera, Triple Door, SD Prism Dance, and Arc Dance Productions. She has taught/choreographed for 24 years focusing on classical jazz, musical theatre, and Latin dance styles as it applies to musical theatre. Pamela has also done numerous local independent film and commercial work as well as has modeled for 20 years for stock photography, hair shows, and classical photography styles. She has performed comedic roasts/impersonations for large scale corporate events with a company called LiveWires. Her favorites are Marilyn Monroe and Wonder Woman! Her mentoring philosophy is one where inspiration, accountability, and clear goal setting are key to the performing artist’s toolbox while building people’s confidence, using imagery to fuel technique, and focusing on the dynamics of space are infused into all of her work.

  • Aviona Rodriguez Brown

    Aviona (ah-vee-own-ah) is a Queer, AfroMexican, second generation American-born, curvaceous person who bends time and space itself to be involved in the theater industry. During the day, Aviona is currently the Community Engagement Specialist at The 5th Avenue Theatre; on nights and weekends: a theater and film actor, dramaturg, director, teaching artist, playwright, prop designer, stage manager & student. "This adaptation is exciting especially when we are all being racially conscious to the experiences of the people within the time period of the show, it was a VERY unique time for our Black and Brown communities hence every detail counts!”

  • Leslie Wisdom

    Leslie is a storyteller perpetually observing, reflecting & creating. She particularly enjoys collaborating with the fiercely talented Nathan Young, with whom she’s written two musicals. A PNW native, you’ll (not) find her beep bop booping in national parks & cafes.

  • Pamela Campi Spee

    Pamela Campi Spee* (she/her) is thrilled to return to Showtunes after previously working on Light in the Piazza. She has created offstage art around Seattle for Village Theatre, SCT, Taproot Theatre, 5th Avenue Theatre, ACT and others. Favorite production credits include: Dreamgirls, Newsies, and the national tour of Hamilton. Pamela also currently spends time in the land of corporate event management. Love to Hunter!

  • Kevin Mikolajczak

    Kevin is excited to design another Showtunes production. He's known internationally for his award-winning designs through his company, Bellevue Lighting, where he combines his experience and new technologies to create stunning and meaningful productions. He wants to thank the Showtunes team for bringing him onboard and can't wait for continued collaborations.

  • Lisa Finkral

    Lisa is beyond thrilled to be working with Showtunes again and to be back behind the faders for a musical after two years of intermission. She has been a professional audio engineer for over 16 years and has been designing for the last 10. Favorite past designs include: Legally Blonde (Showtunes), Les Miserables (Village Theatre KIDSTAGE), The Fifth Wave (Macha Theatre Works), and Goblin Market (Sound Theatre Company). When Lisa's not doing sound, she is a licensed attorney. Big thanks to Karen, Nathan, Jake, and the whole Showtunes team for the pleasure of working with all of you!

Orchestra

  • Nathan Young

    Key 1/Conductor

  • Ben Bentler

    Key 2

  • Marc Miller

    Bass

  • Jesse Whitford

    Drums

  • Chris Monroe

    Percussion

  • Josh Zimmerman

    Guitar 1

  • John Patrick Lowery

    Guitar 2

  • Tim Webster

    Reed 1

  • Ben Fowler

    Reed 2

  • Pavel Spichak

    Trumpet 1

  • Harlan Feinstein

    Trumpet 2

  • Stephen O'Bent

    Trombone

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    Producing Artistic Director

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