Fred Scoblete (Writer) Fred Scoblete is quoted as saying " I was born too late to appreciate Bing Crosby , too early  to get into Rap, but just in time to delight in the Beatles." He remembers a childhood that he described his family as being "so poor that the only game I could afford was 'Connect 3'". He joined a "boy's club" (a gang) in his early twenties and made the mistake of volunteering to drive the get-a-way car  when he couldn't even start one. In prison Fred ran a small theater group called "Freddy's Fellow Felons" and each year they put on a comedy  Christmas show using the 3 Magi like the 3 Stooges. When Fred got out of prison he met his future collaborator, Rod Gill, and they struck it off grandly. And the rest, as they say, was history. In retrospect, fred says his my two greatest faults have been 'being overweight and, at times...a liar.'

 

Charlotte Fehlman (Writer) has  collaborated and written scripts for the stage (“TALL TAXI TAILS”, “JOIE to the World”, “Phillis, a slave to poetry” and a gay cabaret with a twist of Mae ( West) “SEX on Trial”   and screenplays ( SNIFFER, SNIFFER TOO, richboy?HOMEBOY, and TROJAN AWARDS) .  She is now concentrating on creating more stage plays.   She has enjoyed the process of  stage production and wishes the cast the best  - break a  leg.

 

Bob Ost (Writer) National award winning playwright/composer/lyricist. Bob wrote book, music and lyrics for FINALE!, Grand Prize winner in the 1990 American Musical Theater Festival Competition and the 1992 New American Musical Writers Competition, and a finalist at the O'Neill Music Conference in 1989. Bob has also written THE BODY SHOP and NOT ON CHRISTMAS EVE (Westside Repertory Theatre). Westside Rep also commissioned and performed Bob's adaptation of Machiavelli's classic LA MANDRAGOLA, which features an original Ost score.

Bob wrote book, music and lyrics for the off-Broadway revue EVERYBODY'S GETTIN' INTO THE ACT, LOVE AND LAUGHTER, and STEPPIN' OUT O' LINE. Bob has also produced MAKING A DIFFERENCE, a series of evenings of his songs to benefit the Dramatist's Guild Fund, and NOT QUITE WHAT YOU EXPECTED! played at The Duplex, Triad and Sam's which was critically hailed as "pee-in-your-pants funny". As a director of cabaret, Bob steered his own WHO SAYS LOVE IS EASY? to rave reviews, as well as having shaped and staged Vickie Phillips' A MUSICAL JOURNEY: THE SONGS OF BREL, AZNAVOUR, WEILL AND BLAU, Ms. Phillips' critically acclaimed DIFFERENT DREAMS, DIFFERENT TIMES, which also includes some songs by Bob, and the 2003 revue SONGS ARE LIKE FRIENDS.

Non-musically speaking, his drama THE NECESSARY DISPOSAL was a finalist in the Elmira College Playwriting competition in '94, the White-Willis Theater New Playwrights Contest in '95, the Sunset Center Festival of Firsts in '96, and Shotgun Productions New Play Reading Series in NYC in '98. Another play BREEDERS was a finalist in the Mill Mountain Theater New Play Competition and the White-Willis Theater New Playwrights Contest. His one-act plays have been showcased at Synchronicity Theater, Golden Fleece, Murray Hill Players, Lovecreek, Inner Space Repertory and other small theater companies in Manhattan.

His Xmas songs "If Christmas Isn't Love" and "Simple Holiday Joys" are published by Shawnee Press, and "Christmas Morning" and "It's Gotta Be America" (music by James Adler) are published by Lawson/Gould. His current CD A SPECIAL PLACE: SONGS FROM THE HEART features Annie Hughes, Rebecca Luker, Heather MacRae, Alice Ripley, KT Sullivan, David Sabella, Norm Lewis, Jane Summerhays, Lillias White and other Broadway notables, and is available at most stores, on-line at Amazon.com and CDNow.com, as well as Tower, HMV and Virgin Records.

In April 2003, the recording of his off-Broadway show EVERYBODY'S GETTIN' INTO THE ACT released under the Fynsworth Alley label. He is a member of The Dramatist's Guild and ASCAP, and is the most importantly known in the business as the founder and president of Theater Resources Unlimited.

 

Rodrigo del Solar (Producer) has produced in New York City  readings, stage readings, showcases, and off off Broadway  the following stage plays   “TALL TAXI TAILS”, “JOIE to the World”, “Phillis, a Slave to Poetry” and currently  a gay cabaret with a twist of Mae ( West) “SEX on Trial”.  He is very thankful for  working with  a talented creative staff and cast.

 

Cooper Jordan (Co-Producer) Cooper is one of New York's youngest up and coming producers, having created RAT PACK UNDEAD post his first Off-Broadway producer credit in Spring 2012. Producing credits include Cerisaie Film's Life in a Box (Executive Producer), The Rat Pack UnDead (Lead Producer), and Lead Producer of the premiere play at Times Scare Off-Bway - The Deathly Ones: A SuperNatural Thriller (Spring 2012). Prior to producing, Cooper performed in Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Chernuchin Theater, Circle in the Square Theater, HERE Mainstage, and three seasons as a Resident Actor of Blood Manor NYC. Cooper is currently producing six projects, including the musical parody of DEXTER, in addition to serving as Administrator of the Producer Development Program for Theatre Resources Unlimited and on Advisory Board of Ripple Effect Artists (Not-for-profit Theater Company based in Chelsea). He has recently served as Event Coordinator for SOUL DOCTOR on Broadway.

 

Jaine Huener  (Co-Production Manager) Jaine is a graduate of Western Washington University, with majors in Acting, Playwriting, and Dance.  She co-founded the Seattle-based theatre company Mirum Mirum Productions which focuses on devised and new works.  Having made the move to NYC last year, she is excited to be working as a production manager for this sassy new musical "Sex on Trial."  On stage, she most recently performed as Juliet in Occupy Verona's NYC production of "Romeo & Juliet."  Other favorite acting credits include Sybil in "Private Lives," Christmas Eve in "Avenue Q," Comrade Chin in "M. Butterfly," Yuming in "Giraffe Girl," and Isabel in "Pirates of Penzance."   gard is a graduate of Western Washington University, with majors in Acting, Playwriting, and Dance.  She co-founded the Seattle-based theatre company Mirum Mirum Productions which focuses on devised and new works.  Having made the move to NYC last year, she is excited to be working as a production manager for this sassy new musical "Sex on Trial."  On stage, she most recently performed as Juliet in Occupy Verona's NYC production of "Romeo & Juliet."  Other favorite acting credits include Sybil in "Private Lives," Christmas Eve in "Avenue Q," Comrade Chin in "M. Butterfly," Yuming in "Giraffe Girl," and Isabel in "Pirates of Penzance."