CAST

JIM SCHUBIN

Is excited to be making his Off-Broadway debut. Previous regional credits include: See How They Run (The Intruder), The Mudge Boy (Scotty), Beauty and the Beast (Beast), Chess (Freddie), Godspell (Jesus), Titanic (Barrett), Guys and Dolls (Rusty Charlie), and Almost Heaven (Featured Soloist). Recent TV: Boardwalk Empire (Recurring). He holds a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from Emerson College.

GEORGE DVORSKY

Dvorsky most recently starred in the critically acclaimed revival of Closer Than Ever at the York Theater. Broadway credits include the title role in The Scarlet Pimpernel, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, the Tony Award Winning Passion, Marilyn: An American Fable and The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas. He also starred as Prince Charming in the NYC Premiere of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella at Lincoln Center where he also played Tommy in Brigadoon. Off-Broadway: Pete 'N' Keely, the revival of Dames At Sea and ‘And The World Goes Round. George has performed with symphonies all over the world, including Iceland, Hong Kong, Sweden, and Italy. His solo CDs, ALL Through The Night, and In The Still Of The Night are available on the JAY Records label.

ALI EWOLDT

Ali recently played Maria on the 1st National Broadway Tour of West Side Story directed by David Saint and the late Arthur Laurents. Ali made her Broadway debut as Cosette in the Revival of Les Miserables. Other credits include: The King and I (Tuptim, Atlanta TOTS directed by Baayork Lee), Les Miserables (Cosette, National Tour), West Side Story (Maria, Pittsburgh CLO), Disney's Aladdin (Jasmine), concerts at The Town Hall, Alice Tully Hall and Carnegie Hall and the short film Yield with Leviathan Lab. Ali is a proud member of Actors’ Equity and a Brand Ambassador for Jamela (www.jamelaoil.com). BA in Psychology: Yale. Love to her incredible parents!

DAN SHARKEY

Dan is very excited to be joining the NYC cast of The Fantasticks. This marks Dan's fifth production of the show. Broadway: The Music Man (cast recording), Showboat (London, West End). National Tours: Grand Hotel, The Sound of Music w/ Marie Osmond, The Will Rogers Follies (stand-by for Keith Carradine as Will) and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers w/Edward Watts. Off Broadway: Captains Courageous (MTC), The Prince and the Pauper, Lone Star Love (cast recording), Illyria and The Golden Boy of the Blue Ridge (cast recording). Some regional: Walnut Street Theater, Long Wharf Theater, ATL, Papermill Playhouse, Lyric Theater OKC, and the title role in Sweeney Todd at the Guthrie Theater. Proud AEA member. Enjoy the show!!

JOSEPH DELLGER

Broadway: William Randolph Hurst in Scandalous. The Policeman in The Gershwin's Porgy and Bess, Magnus in Lestat and Father in Ragtime. Tours: Andre in The Phantom of the Opera in San Francisco, The Splendid Vet in 101 Dalmatians, and the Bishop in Les Miserables. Regional: Scrooge in A Christmas Carol - Arvada Center; Jacques Brel - Alliance; Inspector Hanke in The Visit - Goodman; Ben in Follies - Signature. For the Chief.

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INTYRE DIXON

Broadway: Cyrano de Bergerac, Sly Fox, Gypsy, The Crucible, Prelude To A Kiss, 1776, A Funny Thing Forum, The Tempest, Beauty and The Beast, 3 Penny Opera. Off-Broadway: Comic Potential, Arms and the Man, Room Service, Hamlet, Little Murders, The Tempest, Tom Foolery, Second City. Films include: School of Rock, In And Out, A River Runs Through It, The Dream Team, Funny Farm, Batteries Not Included, The Secret Of My Success, Popeye, Reds.

MICHAEL NOSTRAND

Nostrand is happy to revisit The Fantasticks having played Mortimer at the Sullivan St. Playhouse for over a 1,000 performances. Broadway: Peter Pan (Smee), The Corn Is Green. National tours: Peter Pan (Smee) Jelly's Last Jam (Melrose Brother), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Deputy), and Dracula (Renfield). Film and tv credits: Phoebe In Wonderland, Stephanie Daley, The Good Wife, 10-8, Family Affair, For The People, The Beast, Coach, Profiler, Legacy, Soldier of Fortune, and Mr. Smee in A&E's Emmy Award winning Peter Pan. Michael directed the behind the scene segments for the feature films Half Nelson and Stephanie Daley (Silverwood Films), and is currently co-directing Playing For Keeps, a feature length documentary.

DANIEL ROWAN

Rowan is beyond delighted to be making his Off-Broadway debut in The Fantasticks, and thrilled to join this wonderful company. Recent regional credits include Anthony in Sweeney Todd (Casa Mañana), Prince Charming in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Casa Mañana), and Freddy in My Fair Lady (Lyric Stage). Daniel attended the University of North Texas, where he studied Philosophy and Religion, with a concentration in South Asia. Extraordinary thanks to his dedicated friends, family and mentors. And so it begins!

WILLIAM THOMAS EVANS

William Thomas Evans most recently shot a pilot called Alpha House starring John Goodman. Broadway: original companies of 1993 Camelot Revival, The Scarlet Pimpernel (occasionally the title role) in versions 1 and 2, and A Tale of Two Cities as the Attorney General. NYC Opera: Pirates of Penzance and Hal Prince's Candide. National Tours include Camelot, the original pre-Broadway Jekyll & Hyde, My Fair Lady, and 8 years as Santa with The Radio City Christmas Spectacular. He has performed in every state but seven.

RITA MARKOVA

Off-Broadway: Homer's Odyssey (Bleecker Street). Other NYC: Something for the Boys (Theatre Row); Hidden Sky (Prospect Theater); Casanova (Amas Musical Theatre). Regional: Sweeney Todd (Johanna) Portland Center Stage; Fiddler on the Roof (Tzeitel) Walnut Street (Barrymore Award nomination); Cats (Jellylorum) Northern Stage; West Side Story (Maria); Into the Woods (Cinderella); The Immigrant (Leah); Guys and Dolls (Sarah); Beauty and the Beast (Belle). Special thanks to Paul and the rest of the Fantasticks team, teachers, friends, and fantastically supportive family.

TOM FLAGG

Flagg was in the original Fantasticks, leaving it three times for Broadway shows. Ended the 20th Century on Broadway in Will Rogers Follies, How to Succeed... opened the new century in Oklahoma and Schmidt & Jones' Roadside. A Karate Master, Tom trains U.S. Marines and Navy Personnel in Martial Arts.

ROBERT FELSTEIN

Robert has directed music for over 50 Equity productions around the country and has appeared in concert with many of musical theatre's best-known singers. Show Music Magazine, reviewing the first recording of the classic Johnny Mercer musical Foxy said, "Robert Felstein's piano playing makes the listener forget there is no orchestra". Original compositions include a musical, Orpheus in America in collaboration with playwright Robert Patrick, The Ghosts of Rowan Oak produced at the NJ Institute of Technology in 2006, and incidental music for several plays. He is on the faculty of the Hartt School of the University of Hartford.

JACQUELINE KERROD

Jacqueline hails from Johannesburg, South Africa. She appears with the New York Philharmonic, New York City Opera and Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center with whom she made her debut in their 2006/07 season. She is a member of Perspectives Ensemble and American Modern Ensemble in New York.

Jacqueline is a founding member of the ground- breaking MAYA, a trio comprising flute, harp and percussion, and Clockwise, which specializes in South African repertoire.