07/08 Season

Boyd Graham
Boyd Graham was born in Brooklyn, NY in 1952. He received a B.A. from Fairfield University and studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. After graduating, he worked for TriStar Pictures writing ad campaigns. Off Broadway he wrote lyrics for Eating Raoul with music by Jed Feuer and the book by Paul Bartel and the book and lyrics for Life Is Not A Doris Day Movie, directed by Norman Rene. He wrote the book and directed The Last Chance Revue. Television credits include The Adventures of Briscoe County Junior; The Muppets; The Seventh Annual Philadelphia Music Alliance Awards Honoring Phil Spector and Nina Simone; The Ninth Annual Mr. Abbott Awards Honoring Trevor Nunn and the Shubert Organization and special material for the 1994 Tony Awards. He also wrote and directed his one man cabaret show, An Act Of Desperation. Mr. Graham is the author of Bestiality Killed The Cat. He is currently working on his autobiography, Show Business Is Mein Kampf.

Jed Feuer
Born in Los Angeles in 1948, Jed Feuer was moved to New York City at the age of two weeks. By the age of eight, Jed was making rapid progress under the tutelage of the legendary Joe Wilder. Piano studies followed shortly thereafter and led to studies in harmony, theory, counterpoint and composition. In 1982, his first Off-Broadway musical, American Princess, was produced. In 1983, he underscored a London production of Prometheus Bound. A succession of theatre, film and television scores followed.

From 1985 to this day, he has been writing music for documentaries produced by The Humane Society of the United States, an organization with which he's been associated for many years.

Andrew Ableson* Jed

Omri Schein* Boyd

*Member of Actors' Equity Association

Director Rick Simas	Costume Designer Peter Herman
Scenic Designer Marty Burnett	Sound Designer Chris Luessmann
Musical Director Steve Withers	Prop Designer Bonnie Durben
Lighting Designer Bonnie Breckenridge

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