Current Production Team
- Steve Silver (Creator)
- Jo Schuman Silver (Producer, Writer)
- Kenny Mazlow (Director, Writer, Choreographer)
- John Francis Camajani (Stage Manager)
- Tom Schueneman (Sound Designer, Audio Engineer)
- Jayne Serba (Costume Shop Manager, Additional Costume Design/Construction)
- Mark Reina (Assistant Director, Choreographer)
- Matthew James (Prop/Hat Construction, Technical Assistant)
- Bill Keck (Music Director/Conductor, Musical Argts.)
- Timothy Santry (Wigmaster)
- Rick Markovich (Production Manager)
- Ignacio Orellana-Garcia (Master Electrician, Lighting Board Operator)
- Alan Greenspan (Finale Hats Creator/Executor, Special Effects, Props)
- David Lincoln King (General Manager)
- Michael S. Burg (Assistant Stage Manager)
- Luc Fournier (Follow Spot Operator)
- David Allen (Additional Audio Engineer)
- April Rodriguez (Additional Audio Engineer)
- Robert Memmo (Propmaster/Technical Assistant)
- Doug Freelon (Associate Production Manager/Wardrobe Master)
- Crisostomo Esquivel (Technician)
- Laraine Gurke (Technician)
- Tor Holger Keeslar (Technician)
- Tom Schween (Technician)
- Yasushi Yamaguchi (Technician)
- Nicole Anderson (Buyer/Costume Construction)
- Shakrah Yves (Costume Maintenance)
- Teresita Mendoza (Wardrobe Assistant)
- Juan Navarro II (Wig Assistant)
- Marcy Bethel Frank (Costume Construction/Technical Assistant)
- Monique Motil (Costume Construction)
- Mary Beth Teutschel (Costume Construction)
- Curtis Canaday (Hats, Special Effects, and Props)
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