is thrilled to be making his debut with REPRISE! in Kismet. James went to the University of California at Irvine where he was a music major. Credits include Sunday in the Park With George, Carmen, Casey at the Bat the musical, Annie Get Your Gun, Me and My Girl, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Broadway '99 and his one man show No More Mister Nice Guy! Also James had the pleasure of being a part of Ann Reinking's Broadway Theatre Project. James would like to that thank his parents for the good head on his shoulders, his sisters for keeping his feet on the ground, his friends for the fire in his soul and Bruce and Jerry for the confidence!

The former pro-football player turned actor has been conveying instant excitement since he left his home of Cleveland, Ohio for Hollywood.  A multi-talented performer, James has worked as a radio personality for a top Cleveland based R&B station and toured with an improvisational comedy troupe.  Many recall James from his role as the dynamic security specialist, Michael Hailey, on the UPN series The Burning Zone.  He has been steadily racking up a long list of other television and film credits in a short while.  James was the basketball player speaking the King’s English, “Excuse me, what’s my motivation” in the Sprite commercial.  In addition to The Burning Zone, his television credits include: Star Trek: Deep Space 9, Silk Stalkings, Babylon 5, Living Single, Sisters, America’s Most Wanted and two HBO movies, Don King: Only in America and Criminal Intent.  More recently, James was a series regular voice of the claymation family, The PJs and guest starred on The Profiler.  Film credits include: Godzilla, Out of Sight with George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez, Soldiers playing Kurt Russell’s ultimate rescuer, Substitute III  and Universal Soldier II. 

is very happy to be returning for his third show with the REPRISE! family.  Recent theatrical roles include Larry Christ in Jesus’ Kid Brother (Hudson Theatre), Hapgood in Anyone Can Whistle (The Matrix Theatre), Royce in The Legend of Alex (Mark Taper Forum), Nicky in I Sing (Powerhouse Theatre), Darry in The Outsiders (Coronet), Larry in Burn This (Odyssey Theatre), George Kruper in Seventeen (East of Doheny) and both Clem in Most Happy Fella and Fred in Anything Goes for REPRISE! Broadway’s Best.  Film and television credits: MTV’s Carson Daly Roast, Warner Brother’s Angel, the film Puerto Vallarta Squeeze, The Worker, A Nothin Kinda Day and A Fall of Romance.  Favorite role: Ben Hur in the hit flop Ben Hur – The Musical that premiered in Orlando, Florida on 1/1/00 with millions of dollars and went absolutely nowhere (David is still waiting for a paycheck).  David gives thanks to God for his many blessings and much love to those most precious in his life, especially Michon.

David’s first appearance with REPRISE! was as John Hinckley in Assassins.  He gained critical acclaim when, after a two year search, was chosen to replace Donny Osmond as Joseph in the national tour of  Joseph… He played Peter in the national tour of another Lloyd Webber musical Jesus Christ Superstar. He was in the original cast of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s new Broadway musical State Fair and originated the role of Charlie in the world premiere musical Peggy Sue Got Married. Most recently he finished working on Disney’s upcoming animated feature Home on the Range, where he plays a singing cowboy named Willy. He can also be heard voicing the role of the Prince in the Warner Brothers animated feature The King and I.  Last season in Seattle, David played Billy in Paris Barclay’s Letters from ‘Nam, reprising the role he originated at the Kennedy Center and then at Boston’s North Shore Theatre opposite Maureen McGovern. Regional credits include roles in The Children of Eden (Cain-Robby Award), Triumph of Love (Agis), Godspell (Jesus) and additional productions of Joseph… (Dramalogue Award). David was also seen this past season in the award winning ghost play The Woman in Black at the Coronet Theatre. Visit www.DavidBurnham.com

is delighted to return to REPRISE! where she played Anita and understudied Carolee Carmello’s Lily Garland in On The Twentieth Century.  Regional theater credits include My Fair Lady (Eliza) - PCPA Theatrefest, The Countess (title role) and Master Class (Sharon) - Ensemble Theater Santa Barbara, A Christmas Carol (Sister, Ensemble) – Geva Theatre, Rochester NY, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Millie) - San Diego Starlight, Anything Goes (Hope) - AMT San Jose, The Pirates of Penzance (Mabel) - Santa Ana Main Street Players, The Taffetas (Cheryl) - Sierra Repertory, Gigi (Gigi) – Welk Resort Theater, and On The Twentieth Century (Lily Garland / Ensemble) – Colony Theatre, Burbank.  In addition to classical and contemporary solo and guest engagements throughout Southern California, she has been a repeat entertainer on Norwegian Cruise Lines, playing Sarah Brown in Guys And Dolls (SS Norway, Caribbean) and singing principal soprano in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Music of the Night (MS Star, Hawaii).  Independent films include Dance Hall, Shakespeare…In & Out and Molly Morgan.  She earned her BA in Theater Arts from UCLA (go, Bruins!) and lives with her husband Peter (also a Bruin alumnus) in Irvine CA.  Thanks to Bruce & Jerry!

is ecstatic to making her Los Angeles theatrical debut with such a fantastic company. She soon makes her Broadway debut with the new Andrew Lloyd Webber production of Bombay Dreams, set to open next April. Recently transported from Hawaii where she ran her own dance studio and stayed busy doing vocal, film, and industrial projects, she now finds her new burgeoning career as a theater actress thrilling and exciting. Thanks to friends, family, and Blossom & Carol for their support.

is an internationally recognized, award-winning actor.  He is known on Broadway for his performances in Applause, A Little Night Music, and especially for his legendary Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Tony Award, Drama Desk Award).  Other Broadway credits include Nightwatch, Cold Storage, Teddy and Alice, Dance a Little Closer, The Speed of Darkness, The Dinner Party and Proof.  Off-Broadway appearances include William O. Douglas in Mountain and Ernest Hemingway in the one man show Papa, as well as A Sorrow Beyond Dreams, The Master Class, Day Six and Measure For Measure.  His regional credits comprise a list of theatres and roles across the continent, including Traveler in the Dark at the Mark Taper Forum.  His many television appearances include a recurring role as Michael Haggerty on Murder She Wrote, as well as guest star appearances in series such as Law and Order, The West Wing, The Practice and most recently Ed for NBC.  He has performed in a myriad of television movies including The Summer of Ben Tyler for CBS.  His feature film credits range from One Man (Genie Award) and The Four Seasons to the box office smash Executive Decision, Thirteen Days, and most recently About Schmidt.  Films to be released in 2004 include Shall We Dance with Richard Gere, Secret Window with Johnny Depp and The Untitled Onion Movie from Fox Searchlight.

is a Tony Award winning actor whose career spans the likes of television, stage and screen.  Mr. Crivello has received a Tony Award, a Jefferson Award, a Carbonelle Award, two Dora Mavor Moore Nominations and a LA Ovation, Drama Critics, Robbie & Garland Award Nomination starring on Broadway and in such regional productions as Kiss of the Spider Woman (Broadway, Toronto & London’s West End), Marie Christine (B’way/Lincoln Center), Evita (Broadway), Les Miserables (Broadway), The House of Martin Guerre (Goodman Theater, Chicago), The News (Broadway), Measure for Measure (Lincoln Center), Jane Eyre (Toronto), Expecting Isabel (Mark Taper Forum, LA),  Do I Hear A Waltz? (Pasadena Playhouse, LA),  Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune (Milwaukee Chamber Theater) and Romantique (American Repertory Theater, Boston.) Recently he appeared in Assassins as Guiseppi Zangara for REPRISE!  He has appeared in numerous feature films including Texas Rangers, Independence Day, The Glass Jar, Jane Austin’s Mafia!, Slaves of New York, Spellbinder, Shakedown, and Crocodile Dundee II.  Additionally Mr. Crivello has been seen on many popular television series and MOW’s such as Frasier, Seinfeld, In-Laws, Crossing Jordan, Law and Order, Normal Ohio, Babylon 5, Dillinger and Capone, The Lost Capone, Miami Vice, Star Trek-Voyager, Alien Hunter, and Les Miserables in Concert: Live from London’s Royal Albert Hall. His singing voice can be heard on several Broadway and international albums. 

began his career working in dinner theater in order to pay for his Art School education. Since then he has worked primarily in the theater and television with illustration and portraiture as a second echelon activity. R.F. has also spent a good deal of time writing and directing in recent years, with the musical review Hot Mamas, a musical about women and change (which he co-wrote with his wife, singer, Nancy Daley) currently featured in both New York and L.A.  Mr. Daley lives in the house he built on the side of a mountain in the Los Angeles area with his wife and son, actor John Francis Daley.  Broadway: Chess (Howard), Sweeney Todd (S/B Sweeney Todd), Aspects of Love (U/S Marcel), Guys and Dolls (Rusty Charlie), The Scarlet Pimpernel (Neville).  National tours:  Cats -first national (Old Deuteronomy), The Who’s Tommy -first national (Minister/Mr. Simpson).  Regional:  Sweeney Todd (Sweeney Todd), City of Angels with Hal Linden (Stine), Most Happy Fella (Pasquale), Camelot with Stacy Keech (Sir Dinidan), Heart Beats (Steve), 1776 (Edward Rutledge), Pajama Game (Sid).  Television:  Boston Public, Freaks and Geeks, Undeclared, Battery Park, Everything’s Relative, and Spin City.

For REPRISE! John has also appeared in The Most Happy Fella, Sweeney Todd, and The Boys From Syracuse.  On Broadway, he was in the original casts of The Will Rogers Follies and Damn Yankees.  Other credits include The Pharoah in the national tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Smudge in Forever Plaid (Off Broadway, San Francisco and Los Angeles).  John has been in numerous West Coast productions at South Bay CLO, Music Theatre West, The Grove, The Matrix, The Tiffany and The Secret Rose.  Television and film credits include The Practice, Judging Amy, Pleasantville, Mysterious Skin, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Weird Science, Straight Jacket, Jeffrey, and State of Grace.  He dedicates this performance to his rising star niece, Brandi Albright.

has been featured at REPRISE! in Anything Goes, The Boys From Syracuse, and Of Thee I Sing! He was most recently featured in Marvin Hamlisch’s Holiday for the Troops at the Kennedy Center and as Frosch in Washington Opera’s Die Fledermans, both for PBS.  Jason has starred Broadway in A Grand Night for Singing, Falsettos, Stardust, Snoopy, and Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up? Off-Broadway shows include Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh (Drama Desk nomination), Forever Plaid, Olympus On My Mind, All in the Timing, and many more.  In L.A. he originated the role of Houdini in Ragtime, played Njegus in L.A. Opera’s The Merry Widow, played Marcellus in The Music Man at the Hollywood Bowl and won an Ovation Award for Forbidden Broadway Y2KLA!  On TV, he’s been seen as Dennis on HBO’s Six Feet Under, Chad on Rude Awakening and has guest starred on Friends, Frasier, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Hidden Hills, Providence and many more.  Jason will be heard in the upcoming Disney animated feature Sweating Bullets. He has recorded more than 35 original cast albums and studio recordings, including his two solo CD’s You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile and Jason Graae LIVE at the Cinegrill.

studied at the Julliard School in New York.  Broadway Touring credits include Starlight Express, Jesus Christ Superstar (Neeley/Anderson), Evita, and Peter Pan with Cathy Rigby. He also played the roles of Mike and Mark in National touring companies of A Chorus Line. Leading Regional Credits include Singin' In the Rain (Don Lockwood),  On the Town (Gaby), Hello Dolly (Cornelius) and Oliver (Fagin). Seth has performed in numerous productions with Fullerton CLO, South Bay CLO, La Mirada Theater, Musical Theater West, Sacramento Music Circus and Santa Barbara CLO.  Other credits include My Fair Lady at the Hollywood Bowl opposite John Lithgow and Roger Daltry. Seth was last seen in the REPRISE! production of Babes in Arms and is very excited to be performing in his second show with this great company. Big thanks to Rob Barron, Bruce Newberg, Marcia Seligson, and Jerry Sternbach.

was most recently seen as gender-bending Sam/Samantha in the new musical Empire at the Hudson Theatre.  Other credits include Lola in Damn Yankees at the Downey Civic Light Opera, The Music Man at the Hollywood Bowl with Eric McCormack, Off-Broadway: Christopher’s Yard, Life Under Water, Cliff’s Notes Macbeth, The Prince and the Pauper.  National Tour: Grease (with Frankie Avalon).  Regional Theatre: A Chorus Line, The Rivals, Crimes of the Heart, Godspell, Promises, Promises, The Will Rogers Follies, Uncommon Women and Others.  TV/Film: American Dreams, General Hospital, The Guiding Light, Port Charles, Ice Cream Goopy, One Spy’s Envy, and Special Report.  She was also seen in Incognito, the play that represented the United States at the Crash Festival in Klodzko, Poland.  Laura is a proud member of the award winning Interact Theatre Company.  She would like to thank her agent Eric Stevens, her family, and her new husband Russell for all their love and support.

is happy to be returning to REPRISE! where she was last seen in She Loves Me.  Just recently, she returned from Europe where she played Sheila in the rock musical, Hair.  Credits include the world premiere of Ragtime at the Shubert Theatre in Los Angeles, as well as the National Tour, Paquette in Candide at the Ahmanson Theatre, Maria in the National Tour of West Side Story, Anne in A Little Night Music, Stop the World, I Want To Get Off, filmed for A&E Television as part of the Broadway Series, and much more.  Lately she has made her home the club scene in LA, where she and The Freedom Party have put up a new show called The Zodiac Party.  Look for it on line at www.thezodiacparty.com.  In addition, Caryn is in the process of recording her first album called Scarlett Live.  Lastly, she would like to dedicate this, and every performance to the memory of her father, Ron Kaplan, who is the inspiration behind everything.  Peace, love and rock-n-roll!

is thrilled to be making her Reprise! debut in Kismet.  Most recently she was seen playing Winnie Tate in Annie Get Your Gun at the Lawrence Welk Theatre in San Diego.  Some favorite roles include Maggie in A Chorus Line (Theatre League and Santa Barbara CLO), Luisa in The Fantasticks (Moonlight at the Avo), Graziella in West Side Story (Fullerton CLO), Laurey in Oklahoma! ( Lawrence Welk), Polly Browne in The Boyfriend (San Diego Comic Opera) and Chava in Fiddler on the Roof (Musical Theatre West).  Jill would like to thank her Mom, Dad and the love of her life Robert for always believing in her.

is thrilled to return to the REPRISE! stage after one year in the National Tour of Jesus Christ Superstar (which started out with the original Judas, Carl Anderson). Thank you Marcia and Arthur, Rob, Jerry and of course, Bruce Newberg. Other fabulous REPRISE! shows for Natalie include Anything Goes (which starred the ravenous Rachel York, and brilliant Brent Barrett), The Most Happy Fella, and Strike Up The Band (starring Charles Nelson Reilly). It is a sheer honor to share the stage with these castmates who astound her daily- and a pleasure to have the audience take this Arabian Nights Journey with us.  Natalie dedicates these performances to hubby Chris, B.B.,Wenga and The Love Brothers (lovebrothersmusic.com).  A special thought goes out to Elle "Da Moroccan Princess" Nucci, Mr. Robert P. Morrison and Mr. Carl Anderson. Natalie also thanks brother Danny, and Mom and Dad who were both born in Casablanca, Morocco. Thanks for putting the "cumin" in her Turkish Princess! I love you. Happy New Year to all of you.

originally from New York City, his most recent credits include performing the roles of Pepper and Eddie in the Broadway company of Mamma Mia! and making numerous appearances on CBS, NBC, Good Morning America, The Today Show, and The Rosie O’Donell Show.  Chris has also been featured as a lead role in the Off-Broadway show The Gorey Details.  Other regional credits include Paul in A Chorus Line and Tabarro u/s Jean-Michel in La Cage Aux Folles (Walnut St. Theatre), Lewis in Pippin (NYC Theatre Ensemble) and Sweet Charity (North Shore Music Theatre). Chris holds a BFA in Drama from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts.

is delighted to be making his equity debut with Kismet and REPRISE!  His favorite credits include originating the roles in two world premiere musicals, Brian Hopkins in 24 Hours and Jeremy in The Hopes and Fears of All the Years, followed by his opera debut as Candide in Candide. Other credits include Rosencrantz in Hamlet, Concord in 548, Doody in Grease, and Jack in Into the Woods.  Brad will be graduating from Cal State Fullerton in the spring of 2004 with a BFA in musical theater.  He would like to thank everyone at CSUF, his family, Stephen Simon and all of the incredible friends he's made for supporting him along the way.

is happy to be back at REPRISE! where she has been seen in Fiorello! and On the Twentieth Century.  She loved playing Jason Graae’s girly-friend Ethel Toffelmeier in The Music Man at the Hollywood Bowl starring Eric McCormack and Kristin Chenoweth.  She also loves workshopping with Garry Marshall on his Happy Days the Musical, playing the role of Marion Cunningham.  Diane has received Drama-Logue Awards for her portrayals of Lina Lamont in Singin’ in the Rain and Adelaide in Guys & Dolls.  Other favorite roles include Sugar in Some Like it Hot, Doatsey Mae in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Hedy LaRue in How to Succeed in Business…, Bonnie in Anything Goes, Portia in Cinderella, Flora in No, No Nanette, Gladys Bumps in Pal Joey, multiple characters in Six Women with Brain Death…, Princess Diana in Chuck & Di: The Tabloid Musical and Tessie Turra in Gypsy.  Diane was also a proud cast member of From The Top! starring Carol Burnett.  She is honored to be licensed and authorized by CBS and Desilu to portray Lucy Ricardo at Universal Studios Hollywood and throughout the world.  Much gratitude to Bruce H. Newberg, Eric Stevens at BBA and her wonderfully supportive husband, Sam Kriger.

is extremely happy to return to REPRISE! following her acclaimed performances as Sheila in their hit Hair and as Cleo in The Most Happy Fella.  On Broadway, she stopped the show in the original cast of Roger Miller's Big River, created the role of Crystal in Little Shop of Horrors and appeared in the Lincoln Center Production of Michael John LaChuisa’s Marie Christine.  She was featured on the Grammy-nominated cast albums for those shows.  Ms. Warren won the Theatre L.A. Ovation Award and the Backstage West Garland Award as Best Featured Actress in a Musical for the Blank Theatre Company's Hello Again.  At the Ahmanson, she appeared in Sir Peter Hall's productions of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Measure For Measure and received raves for The Education of Randy Newman at South Coast Repertory.  Internationally, Jennifer sang with Al Jarreau in Denmark and rocked the Japanese by singing gospel in their own language.  Films: Larry David’s Sour Grapes, Allison Anders’ Grace of My Heart (produced by Martin Scorsese), Sean Penn’s The Crossing Guard and Garry Marshall’s The Other Sister & Dear God.  Television: Touched by an Angel, ER and Sliders.