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THE TEAM
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MARC
BOSSERMAN
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TOM VALDEZ
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JOSH
PRINCE
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SHAWN GOUGH
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Lisa Zinni ^ TOP ^
Donyale Werle ^ TOP ^
Jeffrey Yoshi Lee ^ TOP ^
Jim Milkey ^ TOP ^
PRODUCTION / MANAGEMENT
KIM VASQUEZ
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Sam Rudy & Dale Heller ^ TOP ^
Danielle Frimer ^ TOP ^
Merete Muenter ^ TOP ^
Rosie Goldman ^ TOP ^
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A former Motown songwriter, Janet has numerous credits. Her songs have appeared in such movies as Columbia's
Gladiator, The Last Dragon, The Boost, South Beach Academy and
Guarded Secrets. She has had songs in such television shows as
The Young and the Restless, Fame, Chicago Story, Michael Jordan: An American
Hero, CBS Late Night, and the UPN movie What About Your
Friends. She co-wrote and co-produced four songs for Fox Family Channel holiday specials:
Garage Club Halloween and Garage Club Christmas.
Numerous recording artists have recorded Janet's songs. She had a top 10 hit in England with
Disappearing Act, sung by Jody Watley of Shalamar (Solar/MCA.) Other recording credits include El DeBarge (Warner
Brothers), Thelma Houston (Warner Brothers,) Tony Terry (CBS,) Tyler Collins (Warner Brothers,) Rockwell (Motown,) Charlene (Motown,) Rick Dees (Atlantic Records) and Jimmy Etheridge (Malachai Records.) Four of Janet's songs have recently been recorded by jazz artist Leigh Jones on Hidden Beach Records, scheduled for release in
fall of 2006.
Marc Bosserman is a L.A.-based composer/performer, whose styles encompass jazz, blues, rock and pop. Son of a Peace Corps ambassador,
Marc spent his childhood in such places as Africa, France, Hawaii, and both Eastern and Western United States, relocating nearly every year. From a very young age, music was Marc's one constant. A couple of years ago, Marc and Janet co-wrote
You Make Me Feel Alive for a movie soundtrack. Feeling that the "emotional energy" of this song was perfect for
Emerald Man, Janet asked Marc to come on board as co-composer. Marc and his band are currently performing around the L.A. area. He recently released his debut CD,
Marc Bosserman - Mostly Live.
Tom Valdez is a multi-talented guitarist/composer/producer, originally from San Francisco.
His influences range from rock to jazz, funk and fusion. Tom's theatrical experience began in the late 1980's, serving as the sole accompanist for August Wilson's
Joe Turner's Come and Gone. Tom went on to compose instrumental pieces for several original Bay Area productions. He is currently a founding member of two hot up-and-coming rock bands,
Paint and Man Made Souls. In addition to co-writing the
Emerald Man songs, Tom is arranging and producing the entire score.
As
an actor in NYC, Josh has appeared on Broadway in “Little Me”
and “Saturday Night Fever”. Other credits include the National
Tours of “Cats” and “The Producers”, in which he starred as
Carmen Ghia opposite Jason Alexander and Martin Short at the
Pantages Theater in Los Angeles. Josh has also starred
Off-Broadway in “Forbidden Broadway” and, most recently, the
play “In The Wings” at the Promenade Theatre, as well as “I Can
Get It For You Wholesale” at The York. In addition to numerous
regional credits and concert work, he has appeared in three City
Center Encores! and one New York City Opera production. During
his two year stay in Los Angeles, he had the privilege of
directing and/or choreographing two world premier productions
including “Radio Show” and, most recently, “One Way Ticket To
Hell- The Musical”. While there, he also had the pleasure of
directing “The Big Funk” and “Barnum” at The NoHo Arts Center.
He has also enjoyed working at Northern Stage where he
choreographed “Guys and Dolls” and, most recently, directed and
choreographed “Cabaret”. Josh just finished choreographing “The
Full Monty” at Music Theater of Wichita and in the past has
worked as a choreographer for the Indianapolis Opera and Gateway
Playhouse. A man of many hats, Josh is also currently producing
the debut album for pop/rock artist, Amy Roberts, titled “It Is”
- due out on Revery Records this fall. 
Shawn
Gough is a New York City music director, conductor and pianist
who has worked with several Broadway productions including Annie
Get Your Gun, Chicago, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Drowsy
Chaperone, The Frogs, Into the Woods, Kiss Me Kate, The Light in
the Piazza, The Lion King and The Music Man. Off-Broadway:
Lincoln Center Theatre’s A Man of No Importance,
tick...tick...BOOM! at Jane St. Theatre and Little Fish at
Second Stage Theatre in addition to serving as Music Supervisor
for the acclaimed Off-Broadway production of Shockheaded Peter.
He has been a guest conductor with the New York Pops at Carnegie
Hall, the London Symphony, the Portland Symphony, Associate
Conductor for the Radio City Christmas Spectacular starring the
Rockettes, and Music Supervisor for two all-star benefit
concerts for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. As an arranger,
producer and conductor, Shawn has worked with Carol Channing,
Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Jerry Herman, Henry Krieger, Susan Lucci,
Liza Minnelli, Regis Philbin, Barbra Streisand and Stevie
Wonder, among others. He conducted the National Symphony for the
54th Presidential Inauguration in Washington, D.C. and has
appeared on CNN, MSNBC, All My Children, The Today Show, Good
Morning America, the BBC and Channel 4 in London. The Sunday
London Times wrote, Mr. Gough is impeccable attuned to every
nuance of his performance. Shawn is thrilled to join this
talented group of creators and artists to bring this exciting
new rock musical to New York audiences.
Kim
is the Executive Producer and Founding Director of Gray Lady
Entertainment, Inc., an entertainment producing and consulting
company. She recently produced Fools and Lovers, a new
Shakespeare one-act adapted by Gregory Wolfe with Gregory J.
Sherman which will be remounted fall of 2006. She was also
associate producer on the Moonwork Theatre Company adaptation of
Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, which received rave
reviews. She directed the first female version of Fully
Committed by Becky Mode with the role of “Sam” played by Amy
Stiller. Kim received her B.F.A. in Acting from the University
of Minnesota and is a graduate from The National Shakespeare
Conservatory and The Commercial Theatre Institute, class of
2001. Kim is currently the Assistant to the General Manager John
Corker at The Producing Office (Broadway: Rent, Avenue Q, Irving
Berlin’s White Christmas and High Fidelity). She also
collaborated with Steven Chaikelson and Brannon Wiles at Snug
Harbor productions (Broadway: George Gershwin Alone, Off –
Broadway: Four Guys Named Jose) and was production assistant for
Robert Cole Productions (Broadway: A Moon for the Misbegotten,
Off – Broadway: Family Week). Kim is currently a founding
producer for the New York Musical Theatre Festival and
co-produced the new musical Faraway Land, Book by Donald Noyes
and Lyrics by Mollie Glazer. She, as well, co-produced the
Writer’s Tribute for the Nantucket Film Festival and NBC from
1998-2002.