Dale Wasserman has served the theatre for over 50 years. In earlier days he roamed America as a hobo, riding freight trains and thereby avoiding any formal education whatsoever.

C. C. Courtney was born in north Louisiana but he never stayed there much, constantly moving around from age 5. He considers himself to be from New Orleans which he still loves beyond measure. When he was only 8 he started preaching at churches in the South.

Pop music would be very different without the contributions of Carole King, who at age 17 wrote her first #1 hit with Gerry Goffin, "Will You Love Me Tomorrow," for the Shirelles.

Brian Crawley is a playwright and screenwriter. He wrote the book and lyrics for A LITTLE PRINCESS (composer Andrew Lippa) which debuted at Theatreworks of Palo Alto in the summer of 2004.

Bruce Geller, Born, October 13, 1930 and died, May 21, 1978. He was an American composer, screenwriter, and television producer.

David S. Landay, co-author of the book, is also co-author of Heaven Sent, based on Cole Porter s Out of This World. An attorney and theatrical producer, including Woman of the Year with Lauren Bacall, Raquel Welch and Debbie Reynolds, David also helps people with life changing conditions.

DAVID SHIRE wrote the music for Baby (Tony nominations for Best Score and Musical) and Big (nominated for Best Score).

Debra Monk: Writer, Lyricist, Composer, Director, Performer. She was born Feb 27, 1949 Middletown, OH, USA.

Denis Markell has contributed to a number of successful revues including "The No-Frills Revue" (available through MTI) and "A My Name is Still Alice." He has collaborated with Douglas Bernstein for the musicals, "A Backer's Audition" and "Gotham!".