Alexander Dinelaris

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On Your Feet!

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In the literature3 passages

• (Synchronicity Space) Thursday. Oct. 21-Nov. 7. 1993 (14 performances) Spectrum Stage presents: DELICATE DANGERS; Directors, Alexander Dinelaris, Stephanie Scott, Chuck Zito; Press, Kermit C. Klein CAST: Georgia Buchanan, Nancy Jo Carpenter, Charles Derbyshire, Mark DiekmAnn, Karla Hendrick, Joan Matthiessen, Tim McCall, Charlotte Patton.…Theatre World, 1993-94 Season, v. 50 (Willis)
• ZANNA, DON'T! Musical with book, Music and Lyrics by Tim Acito; Additional book and lyrics by Alexander Dinelaris; Producers, Jack M. Dalgleish, in association with Stephanie Joel; Director and Choreographer, Devanand Janki; Scenery and Costumes, Wade Laboissonniere and Tobin Ost; Lighting, Jeff Nellis; Sound, Robert Killenberger; Orchest…Theatre World, 2002-03 Season, v. 59 (Willis)
• Producing Artistic Director, Donna Trinkoff ZANNA, DON'T! Musical with book, Music and Lyrics by Tim Acito; with additional book and lyrics by Alexander Dinelaris; Director and Choreographer, Devanand Janki; Scenery, Wade Laboissonniere and TobinTheatre World, 2002-03 Season, v. 59 (Willis)

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