A long overdue "Thank You"
...to the Los Angeles art lovers, dance,and performing art audiences for making the first-run performances of Chelsea's On Main a success.
Thanks also to all our friends, families and supporters for their efforts and volunteering their time to bring the first 5 performances of Chelsea's On Main to the stage.
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(back row, from left to right) Angela Hendersen, Nico O'Connor, Jake Mason, TeAngelo Bell, Giancarlo Robles, Javier Chavez, Stephanie Daniels, Monique "Smilee" Young (front row) Miriam Peters-Wasmund, Laura Karklina, Kathlyne Pham, Gisele Losso
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Saturday Night - Curtain Call
(from left to right) Gisele Losso, Kathlyne Pham, Stephanie Daniels, Giancarlo Robles, Monique "Smilee" Young, TeAngelo Bell, Laura Karklina, Angela Hendersen, Javier Chavez, Miriam Peters-Wasmund, Jake Mason, Nico O'Connor
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The Cast:
Angela Henderson, Giancarlo Robles, Gisele Losso, Jake Mason
Javier Chavez, Kathlyne Pham, Laura Karklina, Miriam Peters-Wasmund,
Monique “Smilee” Young, Nico O’Connor, Stephanie Daniel, TeAngelo Bell
music by Mark Bramlett
written for the stage and produced by Thomas Valle-Guatemala
featuring artwerk from the following artists:
David Douthat and Sue Miller-Douthat
Frank Rozasy
Fernando Linhares
Andrea Swain
Giselle Jhunjhnuwala
Wawi Amasha
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stage & lighting design: Xandra Marie Gabucan, the Artists Field
makeup: Nancie L. Rooney and Andrea Donnelee for Face The Makeup
choreography by Precision Choreography
wardrobe: Jessica Mauricio
videographer: Jeff Mandel
graphic design, logos, artwerk & cd design
by Thomas Valle-Guatemala & Ismael a'Nenigma
website built, programmed & maintained by Madmantics Media
video editing & audio mastering performed at The Madman's Convenience
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Soundtrack produced by Mark Bramlett
Engineered by John Maellaro, Tracy G., Thomas Valle-Guatemala
The Musicians on the Soundtrack
Joe Luna, Stewart Jackson, Bronwyn Gisborne, Michael Gifone, The ‘Late Breaking’ Horns, Tracy G., Gratz Arias, Vince Washington, Denny Tate, Steve Hunter, Richard Blair
“A Night at Chelsea’s”, “Samarian Lullaby” and “Tomorrow’s Train” originally arranged by John Maellaro
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