Jason is thrilled to be back at SDMT after directing last season’s Xanadu. Select Directing credits: The SpongeBob Musical and The Lightning Thief (SD Junior Theatre), Skyline (NYFringe), Into the Woods (Fire Island Arts Project), Associate: Show Boat with Vanessa Williams and Sweeney Todd with Emma Thompson (NY Philharmonic, PBS), Dog and Pony (The Old Globe). As the former Associate Artistic Director for TheaterWorksUSA, Jason cast the original Off-Broadway productions of The Lightning Thief, Pete the Cat, and Junie B’s Essential…, as well as produced and developed dozens of new work with writers including Kerrigan and Lowdermilk, Heisler and Goldrich, Lauren Gunderson, Lauren Yee, and more. During his tenure in the artistic department at The Public Theater, he worked on 40+ productions including Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide…, The Apple Family Plays, and Fun Home. Jason produces arts and culture events and hosts the book podcast Gays Reading where recent guests include: Danny Pellegrino, The Old Gays, Ginger Minj, Angie Kim, R. Eric Thomas, and more. You can find him on Instagram @jasonblitman and jasonblitman.com

Allison is a Choreographer, Director, and Intimacy Coordinator for theatre, film &TV. Favorite credits include choreographing The Who’s Tommy (LADCC Award nomination), directing Mark Brown’s 5 actor/39 character Around the World in 80 Days (LA Times Critic’s Choice), assistant choreographing four time Tony nominated Xanadu on Broadway, swing dancing at The Hollywood Bowl with Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, and directing two readings for the ASCAP/Dreamworks new musical theatre workshop. As a choreographer, she specializes in partner dancing (swing, salsa, etc.) and in working with non-dancers. She is a Garland Award winner and a two time LA Weekly Award nominee. Allison studied intimacy coordination with three companies in three countries. She is Mental Health First Aid Certified, and is one of only 34 IC’s on SAG’s IC Registry. Allison has executive produced two TV movies for Hallmark, and she is currently studying to improve her ASL (American Sign Language). www.AllisonBibicoff.com

Richard Dueñez Morrison is a San Diego-based music director, voice teacher, and theater educator, as well as the resident music director here at SDMT. He holds a master’s degree in musical theater from San Diego State University, a bachelor’s degree in stage management from Webster University, and is an adjunct professor of musical theater at San Diego City College and University of San Diego. Locally: Old Globe, Cygnet, Moonlight, Diversionary, SD Rep, SD Opera, SD Civic Light Opera, Triple Espresso, Coronado Playhouse, SD Junior Theatre. Nationally: Radio City Productions, Goodspeed Musicals, St. Louis Rep, Opera Theatre of St. Louis, Hope Repertory Theatre, Pearl Theatre, York Theatre, Theater of the Stars, New York University. When not making theater or music, Richard loves movies, showbiz memoirs, and maps. Constant thanks to husband Kurt and parents, Renee and Dennis.