Committed to infusing vitality into the D.C. Arts by producing exciting and
accessible alternative theatre to generate new and diverse audiences.
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| Directed by Melissa Baughman Music Direction by Andrew Lloyd Baughman Choreography by Tiffany Ford Scenic Design by Jared Davis Costume Design by Melissa Baughman and Rachel Anne Warren Stage Management by Amanda Williams The Ensemble: Chad Allen, Andrew Lloyd Baughman, Matt Baughman, Ally Jenkins, Josh Speerstra, Courtney Tisch, Jen Tonon, Rachel Anne Warren, Jason Wilson Crew: Tiffany Ford, Pete Vargo |
Richard Hartley (Composer)
Richard Hartley is an Emmy Award winning composer who
has worked extensively in film, television, and theatre.
Select credits include:
Motion Pictures: Stealing Beauty starring Jeremy Irons and
Liv Tyler, A Thousand Acres starring Michelle Pfeiffer and
Jessica Lange, Playing God starring Angelina Jolie and
David Duchovny, Princess Caraboo starring Kevin Kline
and Phoebe Cates, The Good Father starring Anthony
Hopkins, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show starring Tim
Curry and Susan Sarandon.
Cable and Television Films: Alice in Wonderland starring
Miranda Richardson (Emmy Award Best Original Score),
Don Quixote starring John Lithgow and Isabella Rossollini
(Emmy nomination Best Score), Mandela starring Danny
Glover and Alfrie Woodard (ACE nomination Best Score)
and Suddenly Last Summer starring Maggie Smith,
Natasha Richardson, and Rob Lowe.
Theatre: The Rocky Horror Show directed by Jim Sharman,
Curse of the Starving Class directed by Robin Lefevre, and
Steaming directed by Roger Smith.
Royal National Theatre (all directed by Richard Eyre):
Amy's View, White Chameleon, Murmuring Judges,
Absence of War, Night of the Iguana, and Sweet Bird of
Youth.
Richard Hartley is an Emmy Award winning composer who
has worked extensively in film, television, and theatre.
Select credits include:
Motion Pictures: Stealing Beauty starring Jeremy Irons and
Liv Tyler, A Thousand Acres starring Michelle Pfeiffer and
Jessica Lange, Playing God starring Angelina Jolie and
David Duchovny, Princess Caraboo starring Kevin Kline
and Phoebe Cates, The Good Father starring Anthony
Hopkins, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show starring Tim
Curry and Susan Sarandon.
Cable and Television Films: Alice in Wonderland starring
Miranda Richardson (Emmy Award Best Original Score),
Don Quixote starring John Lithgow and Isabella Rossollini
(Emmy nomination Best Score), Mandela starring Danny
Glover and Alfrie Woodard (ACE nomination Best Score)
and Suddenly Last Summer starring Maggie Smith,
Natasha Richardson, and Rob Lowe.
Theatre: The Rocky Horror Show directed by Jim Sharman,
Curse of the Starving Class directed by Robin Lefevre, and
Steaming directed by Roger Smith.
Royal National Theatre (all directed by Richard Eyre):
Amy's View, White Chameleon, Murmuring Judges,
Absence of War, Night of the Iguana, and Sweet Bird of
Youth.
Andrew Gaty (Producer)
Andrew Gaty was born in Budapest, Hungary, in September 1943 and in 1956 immigrated to Australia. In 1969,
he founded Seven Keys Group Pty. Ltd., which by 1975 became the largest independent motion picture
distribution company in Australia.
On the international front, he was co-executive Producer with Robert Stigwood of the NBC television production of
The Entertainer starring Jack Lemmon, Stunt Seven with Martin Poll for CBS, and was a consultant in Munich on
Lili Marleen, directed by Rainer-Werner Fassbender and in London on the Who's Tommy, directed by Ken
Russell.
As a theatrical impresario, he produced the Australian stage production of The Last of the Red Hot Lovers by Neil
Simon and in Los Angeles The Sun Dialogues by David Hollander (creator of Guardian). For television he
produced the Australian version of All In the Family for the Nine Network. He also produced two motion pictures
in Australia: The Return of Captain Invincible, starring Alan Arkin and Christopher Lee, which he co-wrote with
Steve De Souza (Die Hard), and Stanley starring Peter Bensley and Nell Campbell (The Rocky Horror Picture
Show).
In 1985, Mr. Gaty sold the Seven Keys Group to the Perry Corporation and moved to New York and produced his
first US production, Heart of Midnight starring Jennifer Jason Leigh and Peter Coyote, which is distributed through
MGM. In 1994, he entered into a production agreement with Universal Pictures, developing several projects. He is
currently living in Los Angeles with his wife and two daughters.
Brian Cooper (Original Screenplay/Lyrics)
Brian Cooper has been involved in the entertainment underground and horror genre since his college days at
Loretto Heights School for the Performing Arts. Over the years, Mr. Cooper has worked with Mr. Vincent Price,
Elvira, Linnea Quigley, and many others. He has designed haunted attractions for amusement parks, and
created high-end props for the industry, which can be seen in every major theme park in the country.
His short stories have appeared in Fear and the prestigious Blood Review. He has been seen on television and
in movies as a multitude of creatures, punks, and n'er-do-wells. Stories by Clive Barker, Stephen King, Joe
Landsdale, Robert Bloch, and many others have featured his illustrations. The notorious syndicated comic strip
Nymph won him his status as a true media anarchist and prankster.
He has worked as an actor, special effects artist, illustrator, writer, professional female impersonator, front man
for several bands, and lyricist. He has been known to lecture on a variety of subjects, from the fetish world to the
life of H.P. Lovecraft. Mr. Cooper's performance art always draws a crowd in the art scene, as well as the S/M
underground and Goth communities.
Andrew Lloyd Baughman (Stage Adaptation/Music Arrangements)
Andrew Baughman is the Artistic Director of Landless Theatre Company and an Associate Artist of Maryland
Ensemble Theatre in Frederick, MD. He works regionally as an actor, vocalist, director, and playwright. He
recently appeared in Landless’ critically acclaimed Gutenberg! The Musical!, and directed A Very Merry
Unauthorized Children’s Scientology Pageant.
He has written the book and lyrics for Frozty the Abominable Snowman, Carrie Potter at The Half Blood Prom,
New Millenium Nutcracker and Cinderella's Wish. Children's plays include Fairy Tales from the Crypt,The
Brothers Grimm Excellent Adventure, Say Goodnight Beauty, Cryranosa! The Story of a Girl and her Nose, The
Prince Frog, Uncle C. Nile's Storytime and Mother Goose Rhyme-a-Palooza. Baughman's original work has been
performed at The Folger, H Street Playhouse, Maryland Ensemble Theatre, Germantown Stage, BAPA and DCAC.
Andrew Gaty was born in Budapest, Hungary, in September 1943 and in 1956 immigrated to Australia. In 1969,
he founded Seven Keys Group Pty. Ltd., which by 1975 became the largest independent motion picture
distribution company in Australia.
On the international front, he was co-executive Producer with Robert Stigwood of the NBC television production of
The Entertainer starring Jack Lemmon, Stunt Seven with Martin Poll for CBS, and was a consultant in Munich on
Lili Marleen, directed by Rainer-Werner Fassbender and in London on the Who's Tommy, directed by Ken
Russell.
As a theatrical impresario, he produced the Australian stage production of The Last of the Red Hot Lovers by Neil
Simon and in Los Angeles The Sun Dialogues by David Hollander (creator of Guardian). For television he
produced the Australian version of All In the Family for the Nine Network. He also produced two motion pictures
in Australia: The Return of Captain Invincible, starring Alan Arkin and Christopher Lee, which he co-wrote with
Steve De Souza (Die Hard), and Stanley starring Peter Bensley and Nell Campbell (The Rocky Horror Picture
Show).
In 1985, Mr. Gaty sold the Seven Keys Group to the Perry Corporation and moved to New York and produced his
first US production, Heart of Midnight starring Jennifer Jason Leigh and Peter Coyote, which is distributed through
MGM. In 1994, he entered into a production agreement with Universal Pictures, developing several projects. He is
currently living in Los Angeles with his wife and two daughters.
Brian Cooper (Original Screenplay/Lyrics)
Brian Cooper has been involved in the entertainment underground and horror genre since his college days at
Loretto Heights School for the Performing Arts. Over the years, Mr. Cooper has worked with Mr. Vincent Price,
Elvira, Linnea Quigley, and many others. He has designed haunted attractions for amusement parks, and
created high-end props for the industry, which can be seen in every major theme park in the country.
His short stories have appeared in Fear and the prestigious Blood Review. He has been seen on television and
in movies as a multitude of creatures, punks, and n'er-do-wells. Stories by Clive Barker, Stephen King, Joe
Landsdale, Robert Bloch, and many others have featured his illustrations. The notorious syndicated comic strip
Nymph won him his status as a true media anarchist and prankster.
He has worked as an actor, special effects artist, illustrator, writer, professional female impersonator, front man
for several bands, and lyricist. He has been known to lecture on a variety of subjects, from the fetish world to the
life of H.P. Lovecraft. Mr. Cooper's performance art always draws a crowd in the art scene, as well as the S/M
underground and Goth communities.
Andrew Lloyd Baughman (Stage Adaptation/Music Arrangements)
Andrew Baughman is the Artistic Director of Landless Theatre Company and an Associate Artist of Maryland
Ensemble Theatre in Frederick, MD. He works regionally as an actor, vocalist, director, and playwright. He
recently appeared in Landless’ critically acclaimed Gutenberg! The Musical!, and directed A Very Merry
Unauthorized Children’s Scientology Pageant.
He has written the book and lyrics for Frozty the Abominable Snowman, Carrie Potter at The Half Blood Prom,
New Millenium Nutcracker and Cinderella's Wish. Children's plays include Fairy Tales from the Crypt,The
Brothers Grimm Excellent Adventure, Say Goodnight Beauty, Cryranosa! The Story of a Girl and her Nose, The
Prince Frog, Uncle C. Nile's Storytime and Mother Goose Rhyme-a-Palooza. Baughman's original work has been
performed at The Folger, H Street Playhouse, Maryland Ensemble Theatre, Germantown Stage, BAPA and DCAC.
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