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By Anika Larsen
Co-Conceived & Directed by April Nickell
With a name like Shafrika, it's gotta be a blonde girl from Cambridge,
Massachusetts, right? In Jaradoa Theater’s joyous new musical,
discover how Anika Larsen's unique and movingly quirky exploration of
race, identity and family uncovers the truth about growing up with Black,
White, Asian, Latino, and Native American brothers and sisters.
10 kids. 5 races. One family. Go.
Choreographer Luis Salgado Musical Director Karl Mansfield
Assoc. Musical Director Brian Usifer Scenic Design Josh Zangen
Lighting Design Herrick Goldman Costume Design Andrea Varga
Sound Design Mike Farfalla Assoc. Sound Design David Stollings
Propsmaster Brandon Giles Press Rep Jim Randolph
Projections Ben Demarest Assoc. Lighting Design Susan Nicholson
Stage Manager Lena Moy Borgen Asst. Stage Mgr. Catherine Lynch
Asst. Choreographer Alison Solomon Asst. Director Katrina Stevens
Assoc. Producer Robert Schneider Asst. Producer Daryl Ray Carliles
Original music composed by Tim Acito, Joshua Henry & Janice Lowe
Featuring Chloe Campbell, Anthony Comis, Joamer González,
Stephen Gelpi*, Chris Harbur, John Harrison, Ricardo Hinoa,
Amanda Hunt, Anika Larsen*, Stephanie Martinez, Zonya Love*,
Liz Piccoli*, Elizabeth Racanelli*, Eileen Rivera*,
Lawrence Stallings*, Shelley Thomas*, Gregory Treco*
June 12-28, 2009 at the Dimson Theatre at the Vineyard Theatre
This production has been made possible in part
by Jack Sharkey and R.Evolución Latina.
*actors appearing courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association;
an Equity-Approved Showcase
