*CAST*

	Eric Endres (Ginter, Book, Lyrics, Music) - Eric has been a regular performer on the Western New York music and theater scenes for several years now. He can often be seen performing music in area acoustic venues, and he performs and records music for children under the name 'Eric Herman'. His theater appearances include The Music Man (Harold Hill), My Fair Lady (Alfie Dolittle), Gypsy (Herbie) and The Glass Menagerie (Tom). In September of 2002, Eric and his wife Roseann released their first major production together and called her Rebecca Lynn. Eric and Roseann are working together on a musical comedy called Archie-ology, which they are looking to premiere during the 2004-05 season. www.EricEndres.com  www.EricHermanMusic.com  www.Archie-ology.com
	Karen Szalach (Daisy) - Karen most recently appeared as Mother Superior in Stage Struck's production of Nunsense. Her Artpark credits include Man of La Mancha (Antonia), Fiddler on the Roof, and The Sound of Music (Sister Margharetta). Favorite performances include Camelot (Guenevere), Into the Woods (Cinderella) and Sweeney Todd (Johanna). Karen has long been a soloist at Knox United Presbyterian Church in Kenmore. She also teaches Literature and directs productions at Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart. Karen is a graduate of Niagara U.'s theatre program. She would like to thank her husband, Turk, for being very understanding and for taking ‘baby duty’ without complaints during this rehearsal period.
	Susana Breese (Nancy Lou) - Susana is excited to be a part of this brand new musical. Her latest roles include Sally in You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown at Cabaret In the Square and Eliza Dolittle in My Fair Lady at Lockport’s Palace Theatre. Other roles include Sister Amnesia in Nunsense and Nuncrackers, Josie in George M, Lucy in You're A Good Man..., Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, Kate McGowan in Titanic and Ado Annie in Oklahoma. Susana sincerely thanks all who have supported her love for theater and would like to extend special thanks to her husband Jamie for his unending love, support and understanding.
	Melissa Cumming (Donna) - This is Melissa's first appearance at the Alleyway, but she is no newcomer to theater. She has performed leads in many productions, including How To Succeed... (Smitty), Godspell (three roles in various productions), Tony & Tina's Wedding (Donna), Annie (Lily), and Finnegan's Farewell (Erin Finnegan-Gilboy). She has received two Lancaster Opera House McNutt awards (Best Actress, Supporting Actress). Choreography credits include Godspell, Grease, Mame and Carousel. Melissa was a member of Zodiaque Dance Company, and holds a bachelor's degree in dance from University of Buffalo. She thanks God for any “talents” she's been given, and her Dad for his loyal support.
	Matthew Mooney (Gene) - Matt’s recent theater appearances include My Fair Lady (Freddy Eynsford-Hill), You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown (Snoopy) and Arsenic and Old Lace (Mortimer). He has also appeared on television shows such as HBO’s Sex and the City, and in films including Mariah Carey’s Glitter. Matt is the director of the Lockport branch of EduKids.
	Natalie Sabo (Holly) - Natalie last appeared in the Kavinoky Theater's production of My Fair Lady. Her favorite roles include Sister Mary Leo in Nunsense Jambouree, Guinevere in Camelot, Patty in You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, and Carrie Pipperidge in Carousel. With a BFA from Niagara University and a master's degree in elementary education, Natalie hopes to share her love of theater with her students as she continues to build her acting career. She would most of all like to thank her parents- without their support, she wouldn't be where she is today.
	Kevin Smith (Randy) - Kevin is thrilled to be involved in this world premiere musical. He is a BFA Music Theatre student at the University at Buffalo, and will be entering his senior year in the fall. His was recently in Birdbath at UB, which was adapted into an experimental piece combining music, dance, and media with method acting. The show travelled to the 12th Recontres Internationales du Theatre in Besancon, France in March. Previous to that he was also involved with MTC's production of Me and My Girl (Hethersett), and the student production of JB: A Play in Verse (Mr. Zuss) at UB. He thanks his family and friends for their love and support, especially those who risk their own sanity for the preservation of his own.
	Jennifer Caruana (Lanie) - Jennifer has performed with many theatre companies in the Western New York area, including Shea's, Alleyway Theatre (she recently appeared in the 20th anniversary production of A Christmas Carol), Actors Anonymous Theatre Company, The Lancaster Opera House, The Mystery Company, Upstage New York, Canisius College, The Amherst Players and The Aurora Players. Her favorite roles include Maria in West Side Story, Mollie in The Mousetrap, Fiona in Brigadoon, Sabrina in Sabrina Fair, and the wacky Sister Albert Maria in Tony 'n Tina's Wedding (nearly 70 performances of this role to date). She holds a master's degree from Canisius College and is an editor and graphic designer by day.
	Steven Dawson (Clive/Porter/John) - Steven is an actor and writer in the Buffalo area. His most recent performances include Tony and Tina's Wedding and The King and Queen’s Royal Feast with the Actors Anonymous theater company. Steven also is a proud member of Theater for Change and has performed and written several shows with them over the past few years. A one- act play written by Steve called “Conversations With My Coffee” is currently being produced by Actors Anonymous.
	Cathie Puleo (Stacia) - Cathie is delighted to be a member of A Week In The Life. She would like to congratulate Eric on his achievement. “Go, Eric!” Cathie has performed in a variety of musicals, including The Music Man, both with Curtain Up Productions (as Alma Hicks) and with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (as Mrs. Squires), Gypsy with Stage Struck Productions (Tessie Tura), and Stop the World I Want to Get Off with D'Youville College (Evie). She hopes you will enjoy the show.
	David Wrazien (Rich/Kenny/Abe) - Dave started his acting career playing Harry The Horse in Stage Struck’s production of Guys and Dolls. From there, theater goers saw his serious side in a role as a high priest in a highly acclaimed production of Jesus Christ Superstar. After that, Dave showcased his singing and dancing abilities as one of the locals in a recent production of My Fair Lady. His theater experience is not limited to his on-stage appearances. Dave has also worked on the production end of things in Gypsy and in another production of Guys and Dolls. He is currently enjoying working with several old friends as well as some new ones in the production of A Week In The Life.
	Marilyn Sue Hudson (Dottie/Dierdre/Georgette) - A Week In The Life will be Marilyn’s first production, and she is very excited. She is hopeful that in the future there will be more theater productions that will offer her the opportunity to progress. In the past she has worked on variety shows at her parish for fundraising. Marilyn also studied flute, and is presently taking vocal lessons from Buffalo's Community Music School under Cheryl Hudson. She is looking forward to a time of growth and development through her new experiences in the theater.
	Richard Fitzgerald (Larry) - This is Rich's first trip to "Alley Way." Among his many credits are: Agatha Christie's Black Coffee as the lead, Hercule Poirot, with Stage Struck Productions. He has spent the last few years with Niagara Falls Little Theatre being cast in Death Of A Salesman, 12 Angry Men, and Noises Off, to name just a few. He has also worked with Lancaster Regional Theater in No Sex Please, We're British and recently finished a successful run in Finnigan's Farewell as Patrick Finnigan, at the Lancaster Opera House. Rich is happy to be back working with some very talented actors and familiar faces and looks forward to a very enjoyable show.
	Brittany Ziarnowski (Paula) - Brittany is 11 years old and is homeschooled. She is delighted to be in A Week in the Life as acting is one of her favorite things to do. Brittany has been in Annie, Annie, Jr., and Nuncrackers. She has previously worked under the direction of Elaine Roberts and is thrilled to be given the opportunity to work with her once again. In addition to acting, Brittany takes dance, piano, gymnastics, and karate lessons. She sings in her church choir and enjoys volunteering at St. Luke's Mission. Brittany would like to thank her family for their support and for driving her to all her rehearsals.
	Kevin Cheney (Johnny) - Kevin is thrilled to be back on stage! He recently appeared in Nuncrackers with Stage Struck Productions at the Lancaster Opera House and Riviera Theatre. Kevin also performed in The Wizard of Oz at Cardinal O'Hara High School as a lollipop kid. Kevin is excited to be working again with some of the cast and crew from Nuncrackers. Kevin enjoys playing sports, especially basketball and he also loves to read and listen to music. Kevin would like thank his family for supporting him in all he does. Kevin plans to continue acting and would eventually like to become a stand-up comedian.
	Delores Lafalce (Delores) - This is Delores’ first appearance in a theatrical production... and she doesn’t even appear! Delores has been the beloved “yahoo” voice of Azerty, Inc. for eleven years now. She has three children and two grandchildren, and currently lives with her husband in Hamburg. When she is not working or lending her voice for theater productions, Delores enjoys swimming and cooking and spending time with her family.