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First Rehearsal Screenshot.png: The cast and creative team of the full-length virtual musical Being Earnest based on The Importance of Being Earnest. (L. to R.) Top Row: Ashley Oviedo (Cecily), Michael Unger (Director), Stephanie Staszak (Gwendolyn), Max Pink (Algernon), Second Row: Samantha Pekelnicky (Stage Manager), Joey Chelius (Jack), Nathan Marinan (Lady Bracknell), Conor Keelan (Music Director), Third Row: Karen Estrada (Miss Prism), Paul Gordon (Book/Lyrics/Music), Amanda Marquardt (Choreographer), Emma Knott (Artistic Intern), Fourth Row: Tim Rebers (Dr.Chasuble/Lane/Merriman).

Nathan Marinan (Lady Bracknell, top left), Tim Rebers (Dr. Chasuble/Lane/Merriman, center left), Karen Estrada (Miss Prism, lower left), Joey Chelius (Jack, center), Max Pink (Algernon, top right), Stephanie Staszak (Gwendolyn, center right) and Ashley Oviedo (Cecily, lower right) in the full-length virtual musical Being Earnest based on The Importance of Being Earnest.

Karen Estrada (Miss Prism, lower left), Max Pink (Algernon, center), Ashley Oviedo (Cecily, top right) and Tim Rebers (Dr. Chasuble/Lane/Merriman, lower right) in the fulllength virtual musical Being Earnest based on The Importance of Being Earnest.

(l. to r.) Doug Clemons (Robin Oakapple/Ruthven Murgatroyd), Sandi Lash (Dame Hannah), and Tim Rebers (Music Director/All other Murgatroyds) in Ruddigore running January 3 – January 19, 2020.

(l. to r.) Ryan Cappleman (Dance Captain/Ensemble), Joe Capstick (Bill Calhoun/Lucentio), Andrew Varela (Fred Graham/Petruchio) Tim Rebers (Gremio/Flynt) and Sean Anthony Jackson (Paul/Hortensio) in rehearsal for Skylight Music Theatre’s production of Kiss Me, Kate May 17 – June 16.

Tim Rebers and Christal Wagner in Skylight Music Theatre’s production of Carmina Burana in collaboration with Milwaukee Opera Theatre, Danceworks and Chant Claire Chamber Choir. Carmina Burana runs March 15-31, at Skylight Music Theatre’s Cabot Theatre.

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