// "Cast" Info list
fillInfo(0,'Jennifer Cason','Ensemble Understudy','is pleased to be making her debut at VT as part of the Making Tracks cast. Favorite roles include Pocahantas at Disney\'s Animal Kingdom and Jill Mason in Equus. Jennifer would like to thank Chuck and Danenne for their love and support.');
fillInfo(1,'Kari Lee Cartwright','Nurse/Others','is delighted to be joining this cast of Making Tracks after originating the roles of Dottie and Grace at First Stage. Village folks may also have seen her in Babes in Arms or The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Additional Credits: Anything Goes, Gypsy, The Prince and the Pauper, Adventure Musical Theatre (5th Avenue Theatre); Lakmè, Rusalka (Seattle Opera). Squishy hugs to the family, Taya, Peaches and the Girls. Big lovin\' to Pico. Am I hovering?');
fillInfo(2,'Marc DelaCruz','Tu Nguyen/Others','is thrilled to be working with Village Theatre after performing at the 2001 Gala. He has performed locally with the Northwest Asian American Theater, ReAct, Sex in Seattle (SiS) Productions, the Glassbones Dance Company, the InEffect Dance Company, and Seattle Kokon Taiko. Last June, he graduated from the University of Washington with a B.A. in International Studies.');
fillInfo(3,'Ben V. Gonio','Doctor/ Freddie/Chin/Juan Valdez/Others','This current production of Making Tracks marks Ben\'s debut with Village Theatre. He recently finished a Midwest premiere of Dragonwings (Black-Dog) at C.T.C./Minneapolis. Regional credits: Miss Saigon (T.U.T.S./Houston), The Tempest, Paint Your Wagon (Sierra Rep), Follies ("Young Buddy"), West Side Story (R.M.T./Ore.), Berlin To Broadway (Kresge Theatre/Pittsburgh). Seattle credits: Contents Under Pressure (Alice B. Theatre), Chang & Eng (A.M.T.E.), The King & I (Bremerton). Film & T.V. Credits: Bracing L.A. Snow, Blue Love, Jobs: A Way Out. He received a B.F.A. in Drama at Carnegie Mellon University School Of Drama/Moscow Art Theatre exchange program. Thanks to all the Village Theatre production staff. These shows are dedicated to my mother.');
fillInfo(4,'Chil Kong','Frankie/David','currently serves as Co-Artistic Director of the Lodestone Theatre Ensemble in Los Angeles, and owns and operates MonkeyWINGS. His acting credits include MacHeath in Three Penny Opera at the American Repertory Theatre, Dale in F.O.B., and Hung in the Seattle-based film True. He\'d like to thank the staff and members of Lodestone, friends, and family for their never-ending support. ');
fillInfo(5,'Thomas C. Kouo','Tokashi/T.J.','appeared in the Village Originals production of Making Tracks (Tokashi). Broadway: Miss Saigon (Thuy), Miss Saigon 2nd National Tour. Los Angeles Production: Flower Drum Song (u/s Ta, Chin, Chao). Regionally: Chess (Freddie), Superstar (Judas), Baby (Danny), Dream (Lysander). T.V.: NY Undercover, As The World Turns, Lifetime\'s Far East. Lead (Jack) in the award winning film Minutia. Much thanks to Shirley who helped him get here. Thomas dedicates this performance to Blythe');
fillInfo(6,'Brandon Kuwada','Foreman/Stage Manager/Others','has been attending the Atlantic Theatre Company Acting School in New York, as well as appearing off-Broadway in numerous venues. He was recently seen in the premiere production of Masha to drink and also Life Underwater both at Ensemble Studio Theatre. Brandon is a Washington local and was first seen at Village Theatre at 15 where he appeared off and on for the last ten years.');
fillInfo(7,'Michael K. Lee','Dai Lum/Lucky/Paul/Dylan','Broadway: Jesus Christ Superstar (2000 revival); Miss Saigon; Rent. International: They\'re Playing Our Song (opposite Lea Salonga). 2001 National Theater Credits: Pacific Overtures (San Francisco); Could it be Magic? The Barry Manilow Songbook (Chicago); A Funny Thing Happened... (Los Angeles). Television: The Shield (ABC/FX); Arli$$ (HBO); 7 Days (UPN). Michael has also appeared in several independent films and is a graduate of Stanford University. For Ben Lum.');
fillInfo(8,'Ming Lee','Older Immigrant/Miyuki\'s Father/Others','How did Malaysian-born Chinese actor-singer-songwriter end up in the beautiful Northwest? Talent? Hardwork? Luck? Actually, all three…in varying degrees. Ming covered the principal role of The Engineer in Miss Saigon on Broadway. Off-Broadway: The Last Hand Laundry in Chinatown, Waiter at the Funeral of his Daughter, and At a Plank Bridge. Films and TV: Return to Paradise (with Anne Heche), Kun Dun, Who is Albert Woo and Law and Order: Special Victims Unit. Ming recently released his debut CD, Slow Time No Time: Songs of Time, Love and Compassion. Dedicated to the men making tracks!');
fillInfo(9,'Deedee Lynn Magno','Dottie/Grace/Translator','is thrilled to be here in beautiful Washington after performing the same roles in the Taiwan production of Making Tracks. Other credits include Kim in Miss Saigon and appearances in Sister Act 2, Disney Channel\'s New Mickey Mouse Club, Third Watch, and As The World Turns. She\'s also recorded 4 albums with the pop group, The Party. She thanks Village Theatre, 2G, her family, and to her fiance, Cliffton...this one\'s for you and I love you forever!');
fillInfo(10,'Jennifer Paz','Minister/Showgirl/Club singer/Others','A Renton native, Jennifer Paz is thrilled to be making her debut with Village Theatre. Now based in Los Angeles, Jennifer was last seen there playing Mei-Li in the pre-Broadway engagement of Flower Drum Song. Film, TV and stage credits include: Touched by an Angel, Can\'t Hardly Wait, Santa with Muscles, Les Miserables (Broadway), Flower Drum Song (NYC workshop) and The Fantasticks (Singapore). Equity debut: title role Miss Saigon (1st National Touring Company) for which she received a Carbonnell Award (Florida) and a Helen Hayes Award nomination (Washington D.C.) for best actress. This one\'s for Christina!');
fillInfo(11,'Hazel Anne Raymundo','Miyuki/Meg','debuts at Village Theatre and reprises her roles as Miyuki/Meg from the sold-out Taiwan tour of Making Tracks. She began her career in the First National Company of Miss Saigon where she played Kim. Favorite credits: Jesus Christ Superstar (Mary Magdalene); The King & I (Tuptim); Personals (Kim); The Good Woman (Shen Te); The Vicar\'s Wife; pre-Broadway workshops of Aida and Flower Drum Song. Hazel is a graduate of Northwestern University\'s Medill School of Journalism. She thanks God for His many blessings and the love of her husband Daniel.');
fillInfo(12,'Herman Sebek','Wei/ Charlie Chuck/Grandfather','earned a BFA in dance from The Julliard School while beginning his performing career. His Broadway credits include: West Side Story (revival and European tour), Cats (original cast as Pouncival and later as Mr. Mistoffolees), Song and Dance (and national tour), Shogun (original cast) and starred as The Engineer in the Broadway, Toronto, Stuggart (auf Deutsch!) and Marriott-Lincolnshire productions of Miss Saigon. Other credits include; Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar, The King in The King and I, the workshop of Smokey Joe\'s Café, the Taiwan tour of Making Tracks, and also the TV pilot of Fame.');
fillInfo(13,'Seema Sueko','Bride/ Showgirl/Nurse/Others','Credits include Anna May Wong in China Doll (Northwest Asian American Theatre), Maria in West Side Story (Village Theatre), Living History (Intiman Theatre). Three-time recipient of the Chicago "Jeff" award for performances in A Piece of My Heart (Circle Theatre), The Waiting Room (Stage Left Theatre), and Rebecca Gilman\'s The Crime of the Century (Circle Theatre).');
fillInfo(14,'Leilani Wollam','Miyuki\'s Mother/Wen Yu/Others','is thrilled to make her Mainstage debut at VT with Making Tracks. She\'s excited to see the changes and growth that the show has undergone since first being involved with the production when it was on First Stage. Favorite past roles include: Bloody Mary in CLO\'s production of South Pacific; Bellamy in NW Asian American Theatre\'s production of The Fantastiks; Moon Lady in Rancho Grande, also at NWAAT and Eppie in ReAct\'s production of Miss Minidoka. Ms. Wollam would like to thank CW for believing in her and asks that he believe in them.');
fillInfo(15,'Joe Yang','Ensemble Understudy','is pleased to be joining the cast of this vital production, which illuminates Asian American history. Joe is an MFA student in UW\'s PATP program. He\'s worked with various theaters in Seattle, Minneapolis, and Santa Fe in comedies, classics, dramas, and musicals. He\'d like to thank God, his loving Family, friends, and colleagues at ReAct, Seattle\'s philanthropic multicultural theater.');